The BlackBerry 8310 is available to buy from O2. If you like facebook, then I can guarantee that after five or so minutes of using the BlackBerry 8310 your will love it. Unlike most other mobile phones where you have to access Facebook using the web interface, which doesn’t support many features, the O2 BlackBerry 8310 actually has a very smart application that can be installed on your BlackBerry handset.

Check out the BlackBerry 8310 Curve deals from O2

Nokia have brought back their beta Nseries PC Suite for more beta testing. This is the second stage of testing for the Nseries PC Suite after the first beta release back in September was pulled from their website to undergo improvements from suggestions from testers. I have not used the PC Suite myself, but Darla Mack has posted an article on some of the new features of Nseries PC Suite 2.0.

Using WiFi on your private local network, you can access your mobile phone of PDA device directly on your PC via the web browser. So you can quickly transfer files from to the other with the hassle of connecting you mobile phone to the pc with a cable.

• Supports all standard FTP commands
• PASV command. The client will make the data connection (needed with firewalls)
• Portrait/landscape mode
• Anonymous login
• Real-time monitoring of users and commands
• 9 different users with password protection
• 25 active sessions
• Different access rights for users (read only mode)
• Security timer, which will close inactive sessions

Is the new Microsoft Windows Mobile 6.1 OS coming in February? Well rumours around the internet may suggest that this is true. WM Experts and intomobile have reported that their might be some truth to the rumours.

The Windows Mobile 6.1 operating system is thought to be similar to the Windows Mobile UI overlay that we last devices running the Windows Mobile 6.0 standard OS. But, it looks like a slight change in the layout. Instead of a horizontal scroll, the Windows Mobile 6.1could use a vertical scroll layout.

The carousel (check out The Unwired Video of the interface ) is actually really cool. You move left or right to switch between different "zones" and then up and down to choose an "action." The idea is that instead of thinking in terms of "applications," you can think in terms of "what do I want to do today?" (Ah, Microsoft slogans, how I love them). So instead of having to go into the Tasks app to make a new task, you just flip to the proper portion of the carousel to do it directly.

6.1 is apparently going to be a vertical scroller with horizontal options in place of the 500v's horizontal scroller. Improved WiFi, Exchange integration, and Bluetooth are also in the mix.(WM Experts, 2007).

Microsoft have launched a new version of their Windows Live Search mobile search application. This launch is indead going to go up against the GMaps application. GMaps has the ability to find just what we need and pinpoint that particular need on a map, but Live Search for Windows Mobile gives you voice recognition to take it step further.