There are currently pictures of Palm Pre’s in the wild circulating around thanks to the Nokia E71. It’s kind of a big deal because Palm was giving the press a hard time getting some alone time with the upcoming phone. Someone who goes by Fluffy Bananachunks found a couple of people with the Pre so he/she used the Nokia E71 to snap their pics.

I didn’t know that I was missing out on a lot of 3G until I got the Nokia 5800 NAM. I previously had a European Nokia N85 which had tri-band UMTS (900/1900/2100). Living in NYC, I thought I’d be covered by AT&T because they use 850/1900. I was dead wrong.

I previously talked about using SpinVox to read my voicemails, but since I use a lot of Google’s products anyway, why not try the new Google Voice as well? Its main purpose is one new number will ring all your phones at home, office, etc. However, I don’t want to give my friends a new number and I already carry my Nokia phone everywhere. I just want to use the voicemail-to-text service. I’ll show you how to set it up.

If you find files you want to install on your Nokia phone with the word “unsigned,” then you might want to read this. Here are sets of instructions to get a developer’s certificate to sign the unsigned apps and install on your Nokia S60 phone.

Mobileways released Gravity on Monday and I’ve been using it on the Nokia 5800. One of the most common questions I find on Twitter from people who mention Nokia, is what app to use for Twitter? Look no further because here it is. Gravity is an app you can download and install on your phone, however there are mobile sites accessible through the browser like Dabr that offer the same features. What’s the difference? Gravity looks pretty.