The latest rumors which are floating all around suggest that Nokia will soon come out with an AppStore for its Symbian OS.

If the rumors are true then the latest store will be announced officially during the upcoming Mobile World Congress, which is set to take place in Barcelona from 16th to 19th February.

No doubt, if Nokia comes out with an AppStore for Symbian, it will definitely help it to gain some advantage and it won’t come as a big surprise too since last year the Finnish mobile phones maker has announced the Symbian Foundation.

The latest rumors which are floating all around are that Nokia will soon come out with an AppStore for its Symbian OS. If the rumors are true then the latest store will be announced officially during the upcoming Mobile World Congress, which is set to take place in Barcelona from 16th to 19th February.

No doubt, if Nokia comes out with an AppStore for Symbian, it will definitely help it to gin some advantage and it won't come as a big surprise too since last year the Finnish mobile phones maker has announced the Symbian Foundation.

On Thursday three latest cellphone models were launched by Nokia, among which the successor to its slim hit model Nokia 6300 is also included.

In the second quarter of this year, Nokia will come out with its 6700 classic with a price tag of 235 euros ($307.4) when excluding subsidies and taxes, which is the follow up of the Nokia 6300 that was among Nokia's top sellers for many quarters.

The features of this model will include a 5-megapixel camera and GPS navigation with Nokia Maps.

Engadget mobile shows off Nokia’s highly-anticipated forthcoming 5730 XpressMusic phone.

The phone, which sticks to a regular design for Nokia smartphones, sports a slide out QWERTY keyboard, a traditional numeric keypad, a 2 inch display with a 240 x 320 resolution together with some dedicated external music controls with volume control buttons.

The slider of the XpressMusic phone zips out smoothly letting users to input text without any difficulty.

Now, Nokia has adopted another way to woo its users.

This time, the Finnish mobile phone giant has announced a scheme that first 100 people to buy its much-awaited Nokia 5800 XpressMusic phone will get tickets to the Benicassim music festival in Spain.

Nokia 5800, otherwise known as the Tube, goes on sale this Friday at the company’s flagship Regent Street store at 8am.

Finnish giant Nokia has recently released its Nokia 5800 XpressMusic phone for its Indian users.

Ace music director A. R. Rahman, who has been associated with Nokia for several years now, launched the ‘Nokia 5800’ on his birthday on Tuesday.

Rahman has composed a complete album ‘Connections’ for Nokia, which is preloaded in this novel handset and three other models in the XpressMusic series.

Along with a user friendly interface, the new edition of Y-Browser for the XpressMusic phone has added in some handy extras and features.