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Now here is something which lets you get paid iPhone games and applications legally for free – the only thing asked in return is that you post a honest review of that application at iTunes store.

FuelMyApp works with application developers who want quick user reviews to get good rankings in iTunes search results, application developers pay FuelMyApp to get their product reviewed by users – their are a limited number of games and applications available for now but as the word gets out expect many more.
Getting a paid iPhone application/game is a three step procedure as follows :

1. Register and add your Appstore nickname & Paypal email address at Fuelmyapp.
2. Browse and select a premium App to test, You need to pay for the application up-front but you will get the money back in your Paypal account once your review gets accepted at iTunes store.
3. Now, you can move on to review the next application and get it for free.

The Nokia 5330 Mobile TV Edition is the Finnish giant’s latest attempt to bring television to the mobile screen. This phone comes with 2.4 inch screen is capable of receiving television signal DVB-H technology, in addition to headphone output 3.5 mm.

What more does Nokia 5330 has to offer over other DVB-H terminal like N96? Well, basically, a program guide with which we can put alarms alerted when we will start our favorite and a 1000 mAh battery that promises, on paper, 6 hours of battery life in TV mode.
It has a 3.2 MegaPixel Camera and Not only designed for mobile TV but also for music. Special playback keys located on the side of the screen and 3.5mm Audio Output jack for Headsets which acts like antenna for Radio.
Forecasts indicate that by 2012, some 300 million people will watch TV in the DVB-H mobile, and Nokia 5330 Mobile TV Edition will start attracting users from the first quarter of 2010. Will hit Filandia, Holland or Italy as these countries have high level of DVB-H broadcast facility. However for India, picture is somewhat daunting; Doordarshan has plans to roll out mobile TV services in 17 cities as per BroadCast Engineering article.
The device will be sold during the first quarter of 2010 (around January to March), and will have a price of 155 Euro (untaxed) which is around 12000 Rupees or 250$ US Dollars.

Nokia has come up with Nokia 5800 which is direct competitor to Apples iPhone 3G.

• Nokia 5800 has a 3.2 megapixel camera whereas the Apple iPhone has a 2 megapixel camera only.Nokia 5800

• Nokia 5800 has an extra camera on the front side and iPhone 3G has only 1 camera.

• Nokia 5800 offers video recording option which is up to 640 X 480 pixels and up to 30 fps with 4X digital video zoom. iPhone 3G does not support video recording and lacks optical zoom feature.

• Nokia 5800 will feature Nokia’s free one-year subscription to Nokia’s new music service where as iPhone users have to pay 99 cents per song.

• Nokia 5800 offers user with replaceable battery and iPhone 3G does not include a user replaceable battery as Apple said it added too much weight to the device.

• Nokia 5800 claims up to 17 days of standby time whereas Apple iPhone 3G claims up to 12.5 days of standby time.

• Nokia 5800 music service can sync with stereo Bluetooth where as Apple iPhone does not offer these capabilities.

• Nokia 5800 supports files sharing such as Mp3, images and video via Bluetooth and Apple iPhone 3G does not offer this functionality.

• Nokia 5800 supports voice recognition for voice dialing whereas iPhone 3G does not support voice recognition.

• Nokia 5800 supports Flash so users can easily watch Youtube videos and play flash games and currently iPhone does not support Flash files as Apple claims it slows the phone’s browsing.

• Nokia 5800 is much cheaper than iPhone (unsubsidized).