The Nokia Booklet 3G is a highly compact, ultra thin (less than 20 mm) mini laptop. The highly durable body is constructed from a single piece of aluminum that’s built to last. The HD-ready 10.1” (resolution 1280×720 pixels) LCD display with glass window and integrated anti-glare foil lets you see everything more clearly, and with built-in Wi-Fi and 3G, you can get online quickly and from almost any location.

The Nokia Booklet 3G has a battery (56.8 Wh) life of up to 12 hours, and you can keep all your work files and personal media stored on the 120 GB hard drive. Windows 7 operating system keeps everything running smoothly on an Intel Atom processor Z530 (1.6 GHz). Ovi Suite keeps you in sync with contacts, media, maps and more, while Nokia Hub keeps track of social networks and text messages on your desktop – and you can explore your surroundings with the built-in Assisted-GPS receiver.

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Live from Macworld 2010, Rene and Leanna talk to Kent Griffin about Paypal’s new iPhone offering that will allow developers to add easy Paypal payment integration right into their apps.

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Today, Opera Software released the final versions of the world’s most popular mobile Web browsers, Opera Mini 5 and Opera Mobile 10. Now, nearly any mobile phone can support an Opera-driven Web experience, complete with unmatched speed, style and cost savings. Simply go to m.opera.com/ to download it directly to your phone today.

Today’s release puts the finishing touches on the Opera mobile-browsing duo. The focus is on delivering the best Internet experience on nearly any mobile phone, along with a unified look and feel and innovative favorite features, such as Speed Dial, password manager and tabbed browsing.

“Keeping in mind the needs and wants of our 50+ million users, we have emphasized speed, desktop-like functionality and data savings in our mobile browsers. Today, we have made it even easier for everyone to surf, search and socialize on the Web,” said Lars Boilesen, CEO, Opera Software.

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Straight from the press release:

We are pleased to announce the public availability of Microsoft Silverlight for Symbian – Beta. Silverlight is a cross-browser, cross-platform implementation of the .NET Framework for creating media experiences and rich interactive applications for the Web on desktop computers and mobile phones. Silverlight beta contains an installer for Symbian ^1 (S60 5th edition) devices and developer tools for developing Silverlight applications on Nokia Symbian^1 mobile devices.

With this release, we have come one more step closer to bringing Silverlight to the Symbian platform that holds single largest market share in the Smartphone market and hence extend Silverlight reach to mobile devices. While Microsoft has done cross-platform work for Silverlight on the desktop, this is the first time Silverlight cross-platform work has been achieved on a non-Microsoft mobile platform.

This beta release is primarily focused towards the developer community so they can start building great experiences on mobile devices. If you’re an existing Silverlight developer or you’re new to Silverlight and would like to get started, the resources below will help you:

• Learn about Silverlight – http://silverlight.net/
• Download Silverlight for Symbian – Beta Developer Tools
• Download Silverlight for Symbian – Beta (device installer)

[pics via AAS]

This is how you manage music on your Windows Phone 7 Series device from your computer. The Zune desktop software allows you to browse, manage, and delete music on your handset.

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In light of the recent International Women’s Day a new report seeks to tackle the gender gap between men and women and mobile phone usage.  The focus is on countries with earners of low and middle income.

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Straight from the YouTube description:

The video you see here comes straight from MIX10, and features Joe Belfiore himself showing off the WP7 games hubs in more detail that we’ve seen in the past. Notice the animated Xbox Live games hub showing Belfiore’s avatar peeking its head out periodically. Once in the hub itself, you get completely synchronized Xbox Live account information, including your installed games collection, integration with the Marketplace, notifications for game invites and notifications that it’s your turn in an ongoing turn-based game.

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My buddy Stefanos from the greek tech site pestaola.gr has published a few concept pictures of the “Nokia X9″. Check them out  here.