Other than the Sony Ericsson Satio and Aino, it looks like Sony Ericsson is speeding up on its full touch screen phone series. The latest rumor has revealed the Sony Ericsson Jalou, a S60 5th edition smartphone with built in WiFi and GPS. There isn't physical buttons on the touch screen, though, we will have to wait for an official ... continued »

First unveiled in February as Sony Ericsson Idou, the first full touch screen phone from Sony Ericsson is now called Sony Ericsson Satio and will be available in early Q4 (October?). Satio supports GSM/GPRS/EDGE 850/900/1800/1900 and UMTS/HSDPA 850/900/2100.  There will be 3 colors option in Black, Silver and Bordeaux. continued »

Available today, Nokia Betalabs has announced its new S60 software called Nokia Photo Browser, offering an easy to use and browse through your photos. The free application is only available for Nokia S60 5th edition touch screen phone at the moment but it will eventually support both Nokia S60 5th and 3rd edition. continued »

F-Secure announced today that the new version of F-Secure Mobile Security is available this month for the new S60 5th Edition platform. This is the latest version based on S60 Symbian OS S60 5th Edition brings a touch user interface to smartphone users. F-Secure Mobile for S60 3rd edition continued »

Qik, a free live video streaming service for users to stream live video to the Internet with their mobile phone camera, will be included with the new Nokia 5800 XpressMusic phone. Their application will not be pre-installed to the list of applications, but can be easily activated in the Download! folder. Check out the announcement video here. continued »

Today sees the introduction of S60 5th Edition, which introduces Touch UI to Symbian S60 platform with full support for tactile feedback. Enhanced display resolution support and a new Widescreen mode further compliments the touch UI. The new platform also includes a framework for the use of advanced sensor technology. This allows S60 device manufacturers to create innovative new device concepts ... continued »