Just after the recent review of Nokia N80, we have another (not mine again) review of a great phone. This time it’s the ultimate N92 and is reviewed by Jukka Eklund, editor of S60 Multimedia Blog and a great guy (he linked to SymbianWatch).

You’re probably aware of the fact that this is probably one of the best Nokia (NYSE: NOK) handsets. It sports most of the features Nokia N80 has, plus it’s really good with video.

I won’t bug you much. After all it’s not my review. I’ll just add that Jukka so far haven’t tested the mobile TV function (DVB-H) and still finds lots to like in N92. Go read the review.

Now, that’s a phone. If you’re not familiar with Nokia (NYSE: NOK) N80, you’re probably not interested in the smartphones and therefor I don’t know what are you doing on this site.

Anyway, Nokia N80 is a really great phone which features:

• Symbian 9.1 OS S60 3rd Edition,
• 3 megapixel camera,
• hi-resolution display,
• miniSD card slot expansion,
• FM radio, and
• all the advanced connectivity technologies such as quad-band GSM, 3G UMTS, EDGE, and Wi-Fi.

Now the sad part. I wasn’t the one who did the review.
(Nokia and Sony Ericsson (NYSE: SNE) people, help me spread the love. I’ll review your phones.)

Two reviews are available (probably more, but these two I’ve read): One from All About Symbian, probably the best Symbian resource site, and GSM Arena, ultimate guide to the GSM phones. Check that out – and get one for yourself.

UPDATE: CNet and Business Week also reviewed the N80.

We’ve already seen this in Australia. Now the same thing comes to the Asian market, as all the multimedia phones and smartphones from Nokia (NYSE: NOK) will now be pre-loaded with popular Yahoo applications. This will enable consumers to have access to a range of popular services including messenger, e-mail, search, connections, photos, ringtones and games.

Yahoo’s mobile application “Yahoo Go” would be free for buyers of Nokia Nseries and S60 smartphones and customers would only have to pay for accessing the web on their handsets.

The existing N70, Nokia 6680, Nokia 6681 and Nokia 6630 owners will be able to download the Yahoo! Go application on their existing handsets.

By beating off the stiff competition, Nokia (NYSE: NOK) N70 has been awarded “Best Mobile Entertainment Handset” at the annual Mobile Entertainment Awards, the Meffys. The device (N70) perfectly illustrates Nokia’s commitment to offering powerful, all-inclusive handsets that aid people in their daily lives.

The Meffys, organised by the Mobile Entertainment Forum, are the industry’s official benchmark for measuring success and rewarding innovating in mobile entertainment. The top entries in each category were chosen by a panel of independent industry, media and analyst experts and the winners were announced by top DJ Pete Tong at a ceremony coinciding with the Mobile Entertainment Market (MEM) 2006 in London in May.

Nokia already started to ship their N72 handset. Now, i2 (Itsalat International) is the first company to bring Nokia N72 to the UK market. The sleek and stylish addition of Nokia (NYSE: NOK) Nseries, will be available at i2 stores throughout the region.

AS you probably remember, N72 comes in pearl pink or gloss black with digital textures on the back. It has a 2 MP camera, digital music player, FM radio with support for Visual Radio. The sales pack will have matching themed headsets and wrist straps while i2 will be offering a lifetime warranty to shoppers.

“New Love Meetings“, the new feature-length (93-minute) documentary on love and sex, will be shoot with a standard cell phone camera. Well, not exactly standard – it’s Nokia (NYSE: NOK) N90, a smartphone with Carl-Zeiss 2 megapixel video camera.

The movie is created as a modern version of the 1965 documentary “Love Meetings” by Pier Paolo Pasolini and is the first feature film to be entirely shot with mobile phone.

Low costs (project cost only a few thousand dollars) and greater flexibility were among the reasons why authors decided to use a cell phone… CNN has a complete story.

Eagerly awaited and drool worthy Nokia (NYSE: NOK) N91 is now available in the USA. For $599 you get the smartphone and a digital music player with a 4GB built-in hard drive. Designed as an iPod killer it also has a 3.5 mm stereo headset jack and dedicated music keys. It can play 10 hours of continues music and is able to support files like MP3, M4A, WMA, AAC, AAC+ and eAAC+. Music lovers will also love that N91 will come preloaded with footage from the recently head Live 8 concerts.

As a smartphone, it has all the cool features of a Nokia NSeries:

• Symbian S60 3rd Edition
• Connectivity – GSM/EDGE, WLAN, Bluetooth wireless technology, USB, and WCDMA
• 2 mega pixel camera
• Push email support
• Web browser with XHTML support
• RSS feed reader
• Seamless integration (synchronization) with your PC

At the moment no carrier is offering the handset and you can buy it exclusively from the Nokia USA Online Store.

We’ve already talked about the new Nokia N72. Well, Nokia (NYSE: NOK) has started shipments of it. As you may recall, Nokia advertise it as a sleek and stylish multimedia computer which comes in pearl pink or gloss black compact package. Matching themed headset and wrist strap are included in sales packs of the Nokia N72.

The Nokia N72 has started shipments to key markets worldwide, including the Middle East and Africa, Russia, Eastern Europe, mainland China, India, Indonesia, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam.

Nokia (NYSE: NOK) today revealed that the Nokia N80 multimedia computer has been voted the Best Mobile Imaging Device in Europe 2006 by the Technical Image Press Association (TIPA), the largest photo and imaging press association in Europe. The award is an endorsement of the Nokia N80’s industry-leading feature set, which makes it one of the most high performance devices currently available in the marketplace.

Commenting on the award, TIPA praised the Nokia N80 as “so much more than just a camera phone.”

The Nokia N80 is part of the Nokia Nseries, a range of high performance multimedia computers that incorporate multiple functionalities in one beautifully designed device.

Award-winning actor and film-maker, Gary Oldman today unveiled a pioneering new mobile video initiative, the Nokia Nseries Studio, and announced plans to shoot a short film with the new Nokia N93 multimedia computer, also introduced today.

Advanced mobile video devices like the Nokia (NYSE: NOK) N93 offer the unique ability to capture and share spontaneous instants in everyday life. To encourage people to shoot and share these moving moments, Nokia has created the Nokia Nseries Studio, a new interactive online community for mobile movies.

Gary Oldman, the director and an actor, leads an international cast of creative visionaries who are shooting mobile movies for the Nokia Nseries Studio on a Nokia N93. They are all tasked with producing short films based on the theme of ‘open your eyes’ – capturing the everyday moments that tell a touching, compelling or provoking story about the world we live in.

Today and regularly over the next few months, a selection of these mobile movies will be premiered on the Nokia Nseries Studio where they’re available for downloading to mobile devices or PCs. In the summer, Nokia is planning to open up the site so people can upload and showcase their own mobile short films.

Nice, now all we need is the Nokia N93, and we’re ready!