Jaymos started a blog about his new Nokia N93 and his initial posts already got me hooked. He updated the firmware to version 20.0.058 after watching my review. With this firmware, he can now play games that needed pressing multiple buttons at the same time (not possible with previous firmware). He is also amazed of the portability and the video quality the Nokia N93 features.

You don’t see people on an everyday basis at work, in the clubs or wherever you may frequent with a camcorder or digital camera.

I really enjoy capturing videos with the Nokia N93 and editing with Final Cut afterwards. This phone has the potential to make anyone into a filmmaker. I’m starting to learn more about video editing as a hobby and I’m excited that the Nokia N93 makes it so much easier. Another video to add to my creations is captured during one of our game nights playing Jenga. Check it out.

The Nokia N93 is the perfect phone to carry around because it lets you capture unexpected events in video at very good quality. This past weekend, I was at Show Nightclub for some fun and drinks when suddenly Clipse took the stage to perform a few songs from their new album, Hell Hath No Fury. I’m not a huge fan of rap, but I’ve always liked the beats coming from Clipse’s producers, Pharrell & the Neptunes. I was not expecting anyone I know, but once I recognized the beats, I took the Nokia N93 out and swiveled into video mode right away.

I captured some videos with my Nokia N93 playing the new Cranium Pop 5. You’ve probably seen the commercial on TV. We wondered why rounds took so long, but we finally figured out the right way to play after reading more of the instructions. Check it out.

Jamie Lendino from Smart Device Central shares a number of shortcuts for the Nokia E62 phone. The shortcuts should also work for the Nokia E61. This guide should be helpful to first time Symbian-based phone users. Even if you’ve had one of these sleek devices for a while, you might find something you didn’t already know. Check it out.