The latest touch-enabled nokia 5530 XpressMusic should be available very soon through Carphone Warehouse, which will sell the phone exclusively for six weeks. Every one in the UK can grab one for 150 euro with a pre-paid SIM presumably unlocked as our readers suggest.

Odd things happen these days. Say, a guy has uploaded an unknown video commercial of a device that, according to him, is the Nokia 5800 XpressMusic. To the sharp eye of experts however, the handset looks slightly different. Despite the bad quality of the clip, we can see a silvery band on the front edge and diferent functional buttons that we think are touch sensitive. It´s not clear whether this is another version of the 5800 XpressMusic, say the 5800i that has recently undergone FCC testing (and doesn´t support Wi-Fi) or a brand new device and namely the 5900 XpressMusic as some people claim.

Hungry for some more chocolate? We know that you can’t get enough of the LG Chocolate BL40 handset and Mobile mail got their hands on one and had it pose for some pictures. In addition, a YouTube video that had originally been seen about 2 weeks ago is back and you can almost feel the heat coming through the computerr screen.

As of 1st August one of the most anticipated handsets of summer 2009 is available across the UK. And along with that news there two more: one of them positive and one – negative. If you live in the UK you can get the Pixon12 for free but you’ll have to pay Orange at least 35 GBP (approx. 41 euro) a month during the next year and a half.

So here it goes – the carrier customized version of the HTC Hero will be available in less than 24 hours to T-Mobile customers in the United Kingdom. In a message on Twitter the carrier team announced that the handset will appear in the online store from tomorrow with real stores following over the next few days.

 Samsung and Intrinsity jointly announced the fastest ARM Cortex-A8 processor architecture. Using 45 nm low-power, low-leakage process technology the processor codenamed Hummingbird, delivers the impressive 2000DMIPS at 1GHz.

Samsung is the last of the major mobile phone manufacturers to announce their financial results for the second quarter of the year. The company obviously finds itself in a very good spot with each of its divisions’ profits on the rise.

 One of the most popular handsets in the world - Nokia 1100 has found itself in the middle of a banking fraud scandal, according to a Dutch investigator. Allegedly, criminals are paying an arm and a leg for working second hand units of the once-50-euro handset that are manufactured in Nokia plant in Bochum, Germany.

  It's been known for a while now that the specs for Bluetooth 3.0 will be officially announced on 21st of April and they arrived on schedule. The specification are now known as Bluetooth 3.0 High Speed and for good reason - it promises up to 8 times the speed of version 2.0 + EDR (Enhanced data rate) for a theoretical maximum of 24Mbps.

 Rumors of Toshiba's TG series are like rumors of Big Foot - first we get an urban legend about it and then some low-quality photos emerge. What seems like leaked promo materials doesn't give us much - just that both the TG02 and TG03 will look almost exactly like the original Toshiba TG01.

 We are continuing our dreary Q1 results coverage and this time it's Sony Ericsson. The company has just announced all the Q1 details and they are quite bleak at first sight. With the economic turmoils the gadget-making business doesn't seem like something to take part in right now. But then again that holds true for almost every manufacturing branch these days.

T-Mobile announced an upgrade of their Sidekick LX from 2007 - it's called... well, Sidekick LX. The 2009 edition has a beefier display, 3G connectivity, GPS chip, 3.2 megapixel camera and updated OS.

 Orange offers the new "TV from Orange" application for download from the Apple Apps Store, provide to iphone owners with live streaming of more than 60 TV channels live in what they claim as "high-def mobile quality". The application "TV from Orange" is ready to stream on EDGE, 3G and Wi-Fi networks from Orange.

 Yes, you read it right. A developer created a simple game introducing the multi-touch implementation. The application itself reminds the popular Guitar Hero console games, but its breakthrough may established a whole new path in the mobile software.