The N8 has got the CAF mode during video recording. This is a sample of how it is. The small update, available from Nokia Beta Labs brings the ability to auto focus while shooting a video. This bump in fps is however only for the auto mode.

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The guys at Nokia just released in Nokia Beta Labs some of the camera improvements they didn’t manage to squeeze into the Symbian Anna release.

Whats new:

• They tweaked the UI, to provide camera aficionados faster access to essential camera controls
• They improved the quality of recorded videos, by cranking up the video recording speed to 30 FPS and adding the heavily requested continuous auto-focus.

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Sony Ericsson today announced Sony Ericsson Live with Walkman, an Android smartphone that delivers a unique social music experience. A dedicated Walkman hardware button provides instant access to the music player and consumers can also like, share and discover content through a deep Facebook integration. The infinite button lets the consumer explore even more and the *Qriocity service from Sony provides music and video content for the consumer to enjoy.

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PhoneArena reviews the RIM BlackBerry Torch 9850. After close to two years of dormancy, RIM is about to unleash their third take on the all touchscreen form factor with the BlackBerry Torch 9850

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PhoneArena reviews the RIM BlackBerry Torch 9810. Not hiding it at the very bit, the BlackBerry Torch 9810 recycles the design of its predecessor in every way except for the new paint job it’s sporting – which is a black and silver trim this time around

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PhoneArena reviews the Sony Ericsson Xperia mini pro. This is where the Sony Ericsson Xperia mini pro should shine. The handset is designed to be stylish and compact, and it’s safe to say that the goal has been achieved.

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This hack allows non US users to enable barcode , cd/dvd/ book cover search via bing vision in Windows Phone Mango ( Dev Beta 2 / Mango Refresh ). It might work with RTM too.

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Apple’s ecosystem offers plenty of possibility, but when it comes to Flash support, iOS seems more like a golden cage rather than a place of free choice. Puffin Web Browser ($0.99) promises to set you free with Flash support on both the iPhone and iPad, but this promise comes with pitfalls.

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