The Nokia N8, Nokia's latest smartphone, intuitively connects to the people, places and services that matter most. With the Nokia N8 handset, people can create compelling content, connect to their favorite social networks and enjoy on-demand Web TV programs and Ovi Store software apps. The Nokia N8 mobile phone introduces a 12 megapixel camera with Carl Zeiss optics, Xenon flash and a large sensor that rivals those found in compact digital cameras. Additionally, the Nokia N8 cell phone offers the ability to make HD videos and edit them with an intuitive built-in photo editing suite.

We have known the Finnish phone manufacturer Nokia’s XpressMusic cell phones for a while, but now a new series, the Nokia X-series has been added to the assortment of XpressMusic phones. This series is added next to the N-series, which emphasizes multimedia, and the more business-oriented E-series. The new series of Nokia phones are to optimize the user's musical experience. The first two models in the X-series are the Nokia X3 and the Nokia X6, that we are reviewing here.

• Read our full Nokia X6 review.

Nokia unveiled the Nokia C5, a new smartphone optimized for social networking and sharing. The Nokia C5 cell phone includes access to Nokia’s range of mobile services, such as free GPS navigation, in one affordable sales package, with an estimated retail price of 135 Euro. The Nokia C5 Smartphone offers the latest version of Ovi Maps with free walk and drive navigation, including location sharing with Facebook friends. The Nokia C5 handset also provides fast web browsing, allowing easy access to favorite Internet sites, Ovi Music) and a range of applications through the Ovi Store.

Nokia announced the Nokia 6303i classic handset, a sophisticated and compact cell phone that follows in the footprints of the Nokia 6303 classic mobile phone and builds on the proven formula that made Nokia the world leader in mobile phones. The Nokia 6303i classic mobile phone is a reliable companion that keeps you connected to people that matter you the most.

Operating systems play an increasingly more important role when choosing a new mobile phone. Besides the design and the speed, many of its functionalities strongly depend on the phone’s operating system. Nokia always uses Symbian OS for high-end mobile phones. Symbian enables installing applications, and also managing your agenda and email account is easy and straightforward. Besides Symbian, Nokia also uses a further developed Open Source operating system, the Linux-based Maemo. The Nokia N900 is the first phone to make use of this operating system, where it is called Maemo 5.

• Read our full Nokia N900 review.

Despite Nokia's absence on the show floor at the most important communication event, the Mobile World Congress, we can apparently prepare ourselves for a new series of Nokia smartphones. Recently leaked information points to new series of cell phones, the Nokia C-series, which includes the Nokia C5 mobile phone. The first cell phone specifications seem to suggest that it will not be a spectacular high-end phone, but we estimate that the Nokia C5 smartphone will be place in the middle segment. And for a change we are not even talking about an Android phone, but about a Nokia Symbian S60 mobile phone, which should also be fun for a change…

Nokia has announced plans to release a new version of Ovi Maps for Nokia smartphones that includes high-end walk and drive navigation at no extra cost, available for download at the Nokia maps website. This move has the potential to nearly double the size of the current mobile navigation market. The new version of Nokia Ovi Maps includes high-end car and pedestrian navigation features, such as turn-by-turn voice guidance for 74 countries, in 46 languages, and traffic information for more than 10 countries, as well as detailed maps for more than 180 countries.

In February we can prepare ourselves once again for the Mobile World Congress 2010, in Barcelona. Although the first rumors were explosive, namely about the lack of appearance of Nokia at the MWC 2010, soon enough it became evident that Nokia actually had other plans. In contrast to the other big name brands, Nokia is planning its own event, in same the area of the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. There, Nokia will be the center of attention and have its own audience. One of the expected new cell phones that will be introduced is probably the Nokia 5233. There is not much information known about it right now, but the Nokia 5233 cell phone appears to be an entry-level model.

With the latest top hit, the Nokia N97, still on the store shelves, the Nokia N97 Mini complements the range. Not all that long ago, the Finnish phone manufacturer Nokia launched the first mobile phone with touchscreen onto the market; the Nokia 5800. After testing it, the Nokia 5800 left us with a positive feeling. With the recent launch of the Nokia N97, the first touchscreen phone from the multimedia N series became a fact. Besides this kind of large all-rounder, a smaller version is now available for the enthusiast.

• Read our full Nokia N97 Mini review.

The new Nokia 5235 Comes With Music cell phone promises to bring a plethora of free music to users at a price they might not expect. Based on the 5230, the Nokia 5235 Comes With Music phone boasts the perfect mix of size, usability and of course as much music as users could ever want. With unlimited access to the Nokia Music Store catalogue, users will be able to download, legally, as much music as they like over a 12 or 18 month period. The Nokia 5235 touchscreen handset sports a whopping 33 hours of music playback and memory expandable to 16GB via microSD flash memory. The Nokia 5235 featuring Comes With Music will begin shipping in the first quarter of 2010.