Rafe at www.allaboutsymbian.com has written part 2 of their extensive Nokia N95 review series (I wrote about part 1 in my The Navigator (Smart2go) article). This time he focus on music features of the precious. Rafe describes how hardware and software, in harsh competition with Sony Ericsson’s WALKMAN devices, were forged together to become this magical wonderful music machine that is the Nokia N95.
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Tech website CNet called up a customer service manager at Apple’s partner Cingular and was helpfully given the exact release day.
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Version 9.5 of Symbian is officially out now. The operating system for handsets recieved a facelift improving performance for future devices.

The new version will extend battery life, use memory more efficiently, allow and simplify the use of push-email and VoIP (you’ll even be able to make VoIP calls while doing other things over the IP protocol, such as surfing or streaming video) over WiFi and improve support for filetransfers and syncronisations over WLAN.
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CTIA - The Wireless Association announced today that wireless data service revenues for 2006 rose to $15.2 billion. This represents a 77% increase over 2005, when data revenue was $8.6 billion Data revenue represents money that wireless carriers earn on services other than voice. Wireless data revenues now total roughly 13% of all wireless service revenues.
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