Today, Vodafone UK has started offering the Nokia X6 16GB, for free with a 2-yr contract of at least £30 per month (600 minutes, 500MB of mobile internet and unlimited texts are included).
Vodafone’s Nokia X6 16GB is preloaded with the Vodafone 360 Homescreen, thus providing access to Vodafone My Web, the 360 Apps and Games Shop, and VIP contacts. The smartphone also lets you access Vodafone Music and download DRM-free songs from a catalogue of more than 5 million titles.
Moreover, the third series of the British comedy show Gavin & Stacey is preloaded on the X6 16GB from Vodafone. And, of course, the handset features a 3.2 inch touchscreen display, HSPA, Wi-Fi, GPS, Nokia Maps, and a 5MP autofocus camera with Carl Zeiss lens.
After we’ve seen some shots of Symbian^4, leaked about two weeks ago, it’s time to have a look at two videos showing the platform in action. While the first Symbian^3 devices are scheduled for Q3 2010 release, we look even further into the future and discover the feats of the next version of the OS:
The LG Arena Max LU9400 has been officially introduced in Korea via LG Telecom, as LG Maxx LG9400. It is the first phone to be launched in South Korea with a Snapdragon CPU at 1GHz. The LG Maxx features a 3.5-inch WVGA touchscreen display, a finger-touch mouse, GPS, WiFi, mobile TV (T-DMB), LG’s S-Class 3D UI, DivX support, HD video and a 5MP camera.
Apparently the rumour surrounding Google’s Nexus One superphone is that the Big Red may just gain the Android superphone for their network on the 23rd of March, which will make Verizon Wireless the 2nd carrier to offer the Nexus One in the United States, reports mobilemag.
Ending Maxis Communications exclusivity over the iPhone in Malaysia, Digi.Com Bhd will now offer the iconic iPhone in Malaysia to tap the market which it forecasts will grow 10 fold over the next 5 years reports an article over on businessweek.
For all you Brits who have been waiting to grab hold of the Nokia X6 smartphone on the 3UK network you’ll be pleased to hear that 3UK now have the Nokia X6 handset available reports an article over on 3g.
At the first Nokia Developer Conference in Sydney Australia the Nokia N900 will make its debut on Australian soil, although the actual device will not go on sale in Australia until early April reports an article over on apcmag.
The hottest Android devices right now are undoubtedly Nexus One and Motorola Droid, both pictured recently using the Mozilla Fennec browser. The Mozilla team posted these teaser pics on their Facebook page.
The Corby series just got a new member, the Samsung Corby Folder model, officially unveiled today. The device has just appeared on its marker’s official site and it’s apparently called Samsung CorbyF. You can see it pictured below and we’ve also got some cool info about the next Omnia, after the break.
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