Nokia has launched Nokia 500 Sports powered by Symbian Anna

Nokia has not thrown in the towel just yet even though they are on the ropes, Nokia have lost their position in the worldwide smartphone hierarchy to Apple, Samsung recently. Well, Nokia's latest device to roll out from their stable would be the Nokia 500 smartphone that sports model powered by  1GHz processor that chugs along quite nicely look, I believe, in addition to changeable back covers and the Symbian Anna operating system. It is said to be nigh affordable without sacrificing on performance of mobile – gotta read on if you want to know more.

The Nokia 500 Sports model does look high end from certain angles, and it takes a slightly different format from the standard candybar Nokias – as this lacks a keypad thanks to the touchscreen capacitive display which measures 3.2 inch screen size at 640 x 360 resolution, 5-megapixel camera that also does video capture – making it useful for snapping images on the go.

It will not run on Symbian Belle though, relying on Symbian Anna instead, where you can experience split-screen messaging, a refreshed user interface and a better browsing experience, although I believe those are highly subjective. Nokia Maps has been pre-installed, letting you enjoy free drive and walk navigation, while you can always see whether the Ovi store has anything else you need.

Apart from the 1GHz processor, you will find the Nokia 500 carry 2GB of internal memory, a microSD memory card slot for expansion purposes, 3G (up to HSUPA) support, and Bluetooth 2.1 and Wi-Fi b/g connectivity. It is said to retail for €150 as it hits the market in Q3 2011.

Expand iPhone, iPad, Storage upto 32GB of Storage - Flash-Drive

There is a new device coming that could actually be better than Apple’s own camera connection kit. The PhotoFast i-FlashDrive adds memory expansion to your iPhone/iPod touch, according to news

If you are looking for a device to add additional storage to your iPhone, iPad or iPad 2, a company called PhotoFast has just launched a new device that will give you up to 32GB of storage on your iOS device, the i-FlashDrive.

The PhotoFast i-Flash Drive features a USB connector on one end so you can hook it up to your PC or Mac and a 30 pin connector on the other end so you can connect it to your iPhone, iPad or iPod, it also comes with a free app from the iTunes app store that lets you manage files on the device.

Unlike Seagate’s GoFlex Satellite, the i-FlashDrive does not require a Wi-Fi connection. It is basically a memory dongle that features a 30-pin connector on one side and a USB plug on the other, which makes it easy to carry around.

The device can be used to backup content stored on your iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch, and you can also playback MP3 files which are stored on the i-FlashDrive.

The i-FlashDrive will launch in late June only in Taiwan. However, it will make its U.S. debut quickly after that.

The PhotoFast i-FlashDrive will go on sale later this month, and it will come in a range of different sizes, which include and 8GB model that will retail for $95, up to a 32GB model that will retail for $180.