Finally, the Symbian OS gets some love from Skype! We now have an official client that lets us enjoy the worlds most popular VoIP messaging service. Of course it was possible to make Skype calls with other clients like Nimbuzz, but an official client is far better and stable.

Who doesn’t love the HTC Sense UI that was launched with HTC Hero? The perfect balance of dark hues with lime green highlights is simply mind blowing. Unfortunately, the interface is exclusive to HTC’s Android phones, and Windows Mobile 6.5 devices (as an enhanced version of TouchFlo 3D).

Thankfully, someone has stepped up and designed a Nokia Series 60 theme based on the HTC Hero and Sense UI. The theme works on all Series 60 3rd Edition and 5th Edition devices including Nokia E Series.

The cat is finally out of the Bag. Nokia have finally unveiled the N900 Smartphone running Maemo 5. In terms of Hardware, it stacks right up with the iPhone 3GS and the Palm Pre with an ARM A8 600MHz processor and 1GB of virtual memory. Read on for more juicy specs and video.

Apple might not be interested in releasing a Netbook right now, but looks like one of its competitors decided to jump markets and enter the game – and that too with its unique style.

Nokia has just announced that its working on its very own Netbook (video after the break) all suited with an HD display, HDMI, integrated 3G with hot swappable SIM card, A-GPS with Nokia Maps and a massive 12 hour battery life. All that power packed into a stylish design running Windows 7. Looks like Microsoft – Nokia deal wasn’t only limited to Office on Symbian eh?

There were rumors that Microsoft would be announcing something relating to a deal with Nokia, and as always, there were lots of speculation. Was Nokia going Windows Phone? Well that’s too good to be true. What actually happened is that Symbain would now get an official Office Mobile version.