After watching the Nokia N81 videos, pictures, and reading other people’s impressions from the Nokia Go Play event, I am sharing my initial thoughts on the new device. No, I have not held the N81 or played with it yet. I’ll write a review once I really have it in my hands. In the end, I think it’s perfect for anyone looking to carry a cool phone to show off, but power users like me will probably pass on it. Check out the rest of my opinion.

I told you how to get ready for the Nokia Go Play event, and now I’ll tell you the what to expect in a few hours. These are all based on the itinerary I received for the virtual event Nokia has invited a few bloggers including myself. In short, it will be the Nokia N81, Nokia N95 8GB, music store, and NGage! Read on for the full schedule.

I think I have Nsyndrome and have pictures to show it. At first I couldn’t explain what I have, but I came across a website that explains it all. I’m relieved that I’m not the only one with this disease… or gift? Nsyndrome is when advanced mobile terminals grow onto the hands of their owners. Evidence of this phenomenon is pouring in from all over the world. Check out how my hands look like.

When the black Nokia N95 8GB hit the FCC this week, a sneak preview of the new multimedia appeared in the user guide. I never really paid attention to the multimedia menu in my phones, but the upcoming one seems more usable. I zoomed in on the new multimedia menu and took some guesses what the icons represented.

I’ll show you how you can tether or connect your laptop or computer to your Nokia phone for internet connection via bluetooth. This is useful for accessing the internet on your Mac if there are no accessible WiFis in your area. Using these instructions, I was able to write a blog post on a highway during a road trip while connected to my Nokia N95. Thanks to Jonathan Greene for pointing me to the right direction.