Antti from the S60 Nokia blog has released a nice and short tutorial on how to use multitasking on your S60 Nokia phone.

Even though I’m not a big fan of the latest Nokia phones in terms of design and size, features such as these might convince me to remain a customer of theirs much longer.

As we mentioned a few days ago (link), Gaim 2.0 beta1 has been released. Though I don’t see any difference from the CVS build from a few days ago in the options, those which are sceptical about trying out nightly builds can now try a “safer” and stable version.
Of course you can still keep downloading [...]

A German entrepreneur sometime next year hopes he will be able to boast, “Ich bin ein dot-Berliner.”
The businessman, Dirk Krischenowski, is bidding to make his city the first in the world with its own domain name: .berlin. Berlin’s businesses and citizens will flock to the domain because millions of people regard the hip European city [...]

Google Inc. is set to buy 5 percent of America Online Inc. It will take a chunk from their cash reserves as the deal is set to go as high as one billion dollars.
The five year deal gives AOL some new life by offering its wares through premium advertisement spots on Google search pages [...]

Via Google Blogscoped, its a PSP running Gmail. Click Visit Site to see the Flickr Photos.

According to “the Brig”, the Apple rumor mill is spinning with speculation that Apple will not only release the new 13.3″ widescreen iBook, it will also release the iBook in two colors, black and white, following the success of the black iPod Nano and iPod Video.
The better sale performance of Black coloured models has been [...]

Intel is about to release a new version of their Centrino processors codenamed Napa. If their claims are true, things will look much brighter for laptop users everywhere, yes even for Apple’s Powerbooks:
the chipset, based around the new dual-core Yonah processor, will supposedly boost performance by 68 percent over the Sonoma, reduce power consumption an [...]

It looks like Gaim’s 2.0 release was delayed a bit, but that shouldn’t be very surprising, so far it has only been for a couple of weeks, some more famous programs have been delayed a couple of months, some even more famous programs are constantly being delayed (I’m looking at you Longhorn). But at least, [...]

Google has been rolling out the treats lately on its Gmail service. First they officially launched the Web Clips feature and Virus Scanning. Now, they have introduced two things that have been heavily requested: Contact Groups and Vacation Responses.
Vacation Responses: You can set up a vacation response in your Gmail account that will automatically reply [...]

Google is officially launching access to Gmail via mobile devices. This has been possible for some time, but mostly through hacks or third-party services.
There is a list of phones that have been successfully tested with the service available on their website. You can either point your phone’s browser to http://m.gmail.com or go to the Gmail [...]

There is a rumor that in the UK, Dell is running a trial program, pre-installing Firefox on its PCs.
SOURCES CLAIMED the Dell Corporation is shipping PCs in the UK with Mozilla Firefox on the desktop.
The firm is giving it a go because Firefox is a popular web browser amongst buyers, the sources continued.
We contacted [...]

Even though some PSP shell projects fell short of leaving Alpha stage, there are at least two which are making some great progress. Since this one is Open Source, I’m betting on this one’s success more than others’.
Not that I really find PSP’s shell ugly, but if this programs adds much more functionality (as they [...]

Edison Carter has made yet another ground breaking hack for the PSP community and now his Cheat program for GTA is the first ever program to run on a PSP with firmware 2.60.
With the very first programs coming out for 2.01+ already it looks like Sony will have to speed up their updates for their [...]

Konfabulator Yahoo Widgets has recently been updated which includes changes to the website as well as what the software tries to install on your computer. It even wants to change your homepage to Yahoo during the process.
Yahoo has launched a new version of its widget engine, the company’s platform for running mini desktop applications built [...]

The next generation of DVD players are going to have a rough competition on their hands and many people are leaning towards Blu-Ray as the winner, and now Cnet reports that HD DVD might be delayed due to copy protection issues.
Toshiba said on Tuesday it will delay the year-end Japan launch of its [...]

For all of you out there looking to add some components to your computer, Firing Squad has compiled a list of items that they think are the top holiday hardware upgrades.
With the holidays just around the corner, chances are many of you plan to use the downtime to finally get around to upgrading your PC. [...]