Nokia N96 is now available for pre-order

In the Nokia UK online shop

Nokia fans the wait is finally over. Nokia UK Online Shop is now accepting pre-orders for the much anticipated Nokia N96 flagship phone. Surprisingly, the price is lower(£535.00) than the expected price of £600 – £700 as been quoted by many several sites. So it won’t take long until october for this phone to be on the shelves. The main reasons for this price lowdown and an much more earlier release may be well attributed to many things – this will be explained after the hop.

iRiver Spinn: The first real iPod killer?

iRiver’s ‘Spinn’ technology

iRiver’s Spinn player is a palm-sized, flash-based media player has an 81mm (3.2-inch) LCD screen boasting a decent resolution of 480×272 pixels. As you might’ve guessed, it utilises iRiver’s ‘Spinn’ technology, negating the need for expensive touch-sensitive screens. You’ll have to spin and push the unorthodox toggle knob/wheel mounted on the right-hand side of the player to peruse your way through the menu system.

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North America gets Nokia N96 Priced at $895 USD

Will be available in the fourth quarter of the year 2008

In the recent Nokia launch event at about the same time with the official unveiling of its two new smartphones (N85 and N79), Nokia has also announced the upcoming availability of the N96 Nseries flagship across North America. The North American N96 (aka N96 NAM) will be on sale in “the fourth quarter of 2008″, meaning anywhere between October and December. Nokia did not give an exact release date for the handset, but it did mention its retail price: 895 USD (about 616 Euros).

Non-Windows Microsoft OS Midori dubbed as “The Windows Killer”

In the kind perspective of Mark

Windows is one product that is not lacking in Nemesis candidates. From Apple’s Mac OS X to the open source Linux, to RIA cloud-based operating systems, potential Microsoft Windows killers are advertised in a variety of scenarios incongruent with reality. Microsoft’s own-non-Windows platforms Singularity and Midori are the latest additions to the list of items designed to supersede Windows as the Redmond company’s current flagship product becomes antiquated, obsolete and inferior. However, Microsoft Technical Fellow Mark Russinovich indicated that a Windows killer, especially Midori, is nothing but a pipe dream.

Nokia now offers Vringo video sharing service

One click in the Nokia download web store

Vringo, one of the most popular mobile video sharing online communities, has announced today the closing of a deal with Nokia, the world’s largest handset manufacturer. Following the new agreement between the two companies, mobiles users now have access to Vringo’s video ringtone application as well as to its comprehensive range of media content, via Nokia’s Download! Web store.

Computer containing 1 million bank account information sold on eBay

£35 just for account numbers, phone numbers and even signatures

Well it wasn’t the Government this time, but yet again a data loss scandal has hit the headlines. This time, an unsuspecting IT manager, had found details for one million bank customers on the hard drive of a computer he bought on eBay for just £35. Andrew Chapman from Oxford found information including the bank account numbers, phone numbers, mothers’ maiden names and signatures of one million customers of American Express, NatWest and the Royal Bank of Scotland.

Intel’s Nehalem Overclocks to 4GHz+ with Air Cooling Solution

From a reference speed of 3.2+GHz

As we are getting closer to the release date for Intel’s highly anticipated Core i7 processors, codenamed Nehalem, more rumors about the company’s next-generation processing units emerge. As already noted in some of our previous articles, the Nehalem architecture has been designed to provide computer enthusiasts with an impressive overclocking capability, so much so that at least one of the upcoming Core i7 models will reach a core speed of 4GHz+ using an air cooling solution.

Nokia N85 new multi featured device

Brother of the upcoming N96

Nokia has officially announced the launch of the N85 in the UK. The new handset will offer a 2.6-inch AM OLED 2.6 inch QVGA (240 x 320 pixels) with up to 16 million colours display, a 5 megapixel camera, and geotagging capabilities. On the games front, the phone will sport dedicated N-Gage gaming keys and at least 10 pre-loaded demo titles, however consumers can choose one licensed game for free.

Nokia N79 hits with style

Finally an NSeries that fits for the youth at least

Nokia has officially announced the launch of the N79 handset in the UK. The new entertainment focused candybar handset, will be similar to the N85, also announced today, although come with a more stylised focus. For those worried about matching their handset with their outfit when they hit the streets, three smart covers are included in every box, with the ability to change the theme’s, as you might expect, accordingly.