Since it looks like GT5’s still another decade or two away from release, racing gamers need everything they can to survive the wait, and this is just about the most creative way we’ve seen to do that.
At a glance, Nokia’s Ovi Maps Racing looks like a pretty simple, standard 2D racer with an overhead view, but its secret sauce lies in the map: it can turn pretty much any street in the world into a racecourse.
The game lets you chart out your heated battle using nothing more than Ovi Maps data and your finger, meaning Manhattan, Prague, or your folks’ quiet, peaceful neighborhood are all potential targets for your high-speed bedlam.
Still remember the Nokia X6 32GB Come with Music? Nokia today introduced the 16GB model of this handset. Known as the Nokia X6 16GB, the cell phone features a 3.2-inch full touchscreen display in 16:9 ratio (360 x 640 pixels) and 16 million colors. 
Carved out of a single piece of stainless steel the Nokia Erdos is the latest super expensive luxury 
In the wake of the recent 8.0 Megapixel wave including the excellent Samsung Tocco Ultra and i8910 HD, you may be a little curious as to why we’re excited about a phone with a rather meager 3.2 Megapixel camera. Well, because it’s the successor to the Nokia 6300, one of the most popular mobile phones of the past 10 years. That’s right, the Nokia 6303 Classic is now available to pre-order at Mobiles.co.uk with stock expected on the 8th of June. Let’s take a quick look at what the 6303 is all about…
Elsewhere, its more a case of evolution over revolution; video capture, a built MP3 player, 70MB of internal memory and a memory card slot all make the cut. While this may not appease the tech hungry keen for the next 8.0 Megapixel-Wi-Fi-HSDPA-wonder phone, the 6303 is the natural progression for those who fell for the 6300’s considerable charm. What’s more, those of you still sporting the two and a half year old 6300 are probably in need of an upgrade!
