A high-end Nokia phone that will be announced at Mobile World Congress is going to have “an unusual software feature normally found only on high-end smartphones,” says Forbes. We’ll assume that it’s a Windows Phone device that’s going to be called the Nokia Lumia 910, but what is this “unusual feature” that they’re talking about?

If you want to spend some time with Meego-based devices, you might want to head over to Barcelona. In addition to Mobile World Congress, there’s an event called Intel AppUp Application Lab: MeeGo Series on February 16th. According to the agenda, MeeGo devices will be there for attendees to play with. The event is targeted towards developers. We’re still not sure if Meego devices from Nokia will be announced at MWC, so we’ll just have to wait. Check out the agenda after the jump

Engadget reported today, via respected Finnish tech magazine Prosessori, that the Nokia N9 will launch with a 1.2GHz Atom processor. Even better news is that it could be announced at Mobile World Congress next month in Barcelona. Anyone else getting excited?

It looks like Nokia will be announcing a Nokia Nseries phone with 8 megapixels and Carl Zeiss lens at the upcoming Mobile World Congress a few days from now. They’ve posted a sample photo taken from the said device, and after analyzing the Exif data, some specs are “leaked”.

Here are the first photo samples taken from a Nokia N96 pre-production model at Mobile World Congress. I hope the quality on the final production will be better. I managed to transfer the pictures via bluetooth to my Nokia N95 to bring back home after taking a couple of pictures from the 5 megapixel camera on the Nokia N96. Take a look.