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We knew it would be coming this month, but now with Nokia has ‘fessed up as to when we can expect to see the Nokia N97 Mini in the shops.

If you’ve been waiting to get your hands on the smaller handset, Nokia has confirmed via its Flagship Store Twitter feed that we’ll be able to pick it up from 23 October. Continue reading…

Every few weeks, we hear a buzz from some corner of the Web that Nokia is going to launch an Android-based phone. Well, at the Nokia press event on Thursday, the company flatly denied going in any such direction.

Senior officials said that the company is completely committed to Maemo at the moment, hinting at the launch of the upcoming N-900 and perhaps a series of touchscreen phones based on the platform. Continue reading…

We’d heard whispers about it before but the Nokia Booklet 3G, Nokia’s first netbook has just been unwrapped. The 10-in Nokia Booklet 3G will feature 3G (as the name suggests) as well as HSDPA and WiFi. It’s powered by an Intel Atom processor and weighs in at 1.25kg. The smooth aluminium shell of the Nokia Booklet 3G also hides a few more tricks with HDMI for HD video out, a front facing camera so you can gawp at your friend during video calls, Bluetooth and an SD card reader. Continue reading…

Fancied getting your fingers on a Nokia 5800? Hold on there gadget grabber because its just got better with the Nokia 5800 Navigation Edition. 

Nokia’s kicked its the Nokia 5800 music phone into higher gear to turn it into a car friendly sat-nav phone. The Nokia 5800 Navigation Edition comes with Ovi Maps installed, voice-guided navigation (including traffic warnings and points of interest).

The Nokia 5800 Navigation Edition is due in Q3 2009 and should set you back around £245. For that you’ll also get a car cradle and charger.

Let us know if it’s in the running to become your new co-pilot in the comments.

If you’re looking for a new phone with a better sense of direction than you, be sure to check out our smartphones top 10 – chockful of super-smart sat-nav phones. Continue reading…