The Nokia 770 Internet Tablet looks glorious, and is certainly extremely desirable.  How usable it will be, though, remains to be seen. It’s not actually meant to be a mobile phone – indeed, it has no mobile phone capabilities at all, relying completely on WLAN for its connectivity.  Rather, it’s designed as a platform to browse the web and read email over WLAN.  You can also use it to stream files, tune in to Internet radio, News Reader, or play videos and music.

Hot on the heels of delaying the much-hyped, mobsharing potential of the wi-fi-enabled N91, Nokia have announced another mobile-music phone that’s actually very similar to its delayed sibling.  The Nokia 3250 isn’t an N-series phone, so isn’t meant to be…

At last, after much feverish speculation, way too much coverage, and not a little hype, Motorola and Apple finally announce the Motorola ROKR E1 iTunes phone.
Here’s the spec:

o.3 megapixel camera
128MB memory (The New York Times puts this…