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Nokia N97 mini

The N97 mini is better than the original, but not so when compared with smartphones from other manufacturers. Its S60 OS helps the mini feel like an old phone even before it hits the stores.

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  • Nokia N97 mini

    The N97 mini is better than the original, but not so when compared with smartphones from other manufacturers. Its S60 OS helps the mini feel like an old phone even before it hits the stores.

  • Monopoly Here and Now: World Edition

    If you love Monopoly then you're sure to love this colourful and faithful recreation. Even if you're one of those filthy Scrabble people, you'll probably have a good time with this game.

  • Guitar Rock Tour

    For the money you get a good set of songs and a pretty engrossing rhythm gaming experience. Though you may also get a case of RSI thrown into the bargain.

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  • CNET's mega touchscreen showdown

    Choosing a touchscreen smartphone is getting more and more difficult, with fierce competition delivering excellent new features to the super desirable handsets. Which phone will stand out as the best touchscreen smartphone?

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  • Nokia N97 mini gets the Midas touch

    Nokia's obviously worried that you don't like its N97 mini for its functionality, so it's sweetening the deal with a little bling.

  • Nokia N97 firmware 2.0: Kinetic scrolling

    Buried under the hype of its handset announcements at Nokia World 2009 last week, the Finnish phone maker also announced it would be releasing a significant firmware update to the N97.

  • Samsung Jet joins Icon family

    Samsung Australia was expected to launch four handsets in its Icon range yesterday, but instead launched five, adding the Samsung Jet to the group of touchscreen devices on show.

  • 1.5bn downloads from App Store in a year

    While Apple still has a ways to go to be the dominant mobile phone provider in the world, CEO Steve Jobs is comfortable with his lead in selling mobile applications.

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