finch asked: Does anyone actually know what the difference is between Google Wave and Google Buzz?
And is there any point in them when you can already have apps for everything on a smartphone as it is? Why add an extra point on the journey?
Yeah, thanks for the link spam World News. Your information wasn’t that helpful.

Rumored Nokia E71i Brings 5MP Cam and FP2
Nokia E71 is probably the most successful Nokia device last year with more than 10 million sold in the last 6 months of 2008 only.
 
And it really is a great smartphone. Staying in touch with Twitter and mobile email is fantastic, but there is still at least one that is lacking, and it’s the camera.
Both Nokia E71 and E71x comes with 3.2 megapixel cameras. The resolution is fine, but the picture quality leaves a little to be desired.
Well, looks like we don’t have …

 
HTC Hero Powered by Android, Boasts Bigger Chin than Ever
The world of Google Android sounds like it’s going to get a lot more crowded this year. We’re hearing about no fewer than four additional Android phones that are coming down the chute, including the so-called HTC Hero smartphone shown here.
 
CodeAndroid was able to grab some live pictures of the upcoming Android-powered smartphone from HTC, the same company that produced the current T-Mobile G1 (also known as the HTC Dream G1). From what I can see, the HTC Hero may not …

 
AT&T Officially Launches Nokia E71x Smartphone
Have you been sitting with AT&T and yearning for a new Symbian smartphone, but you didn’t want to fork over the premium for an unlocked Nokia E71-2 NAM? Well, the wait is finally over.
 
It was announced this morning that the highly anticipated Nokia E71x is available for purchase by AT&T customers as of today. This is being marketed as the thinnest QWERTY smartphone on the market and it’s quite the stylish handset to boot. The metal body adds a lot to its overall quality feel.
The …

 
Apple Selling Just as Many iPod Touch Units as iPhones
I’ve always told myself that if I were to spend the money on buying an iPod touch that I would much rather spend a touch more to get the iPhone. Given the relatively minor price difference (especially when you consider carrier subsidies) and the increased cellphone utility of the iPhone, it seemed like an obvious choice. 
 
I was not alone in this sentiment as the iPhone has been more popular than the iPod touch. Apple said last month that there were 30 million multi-touch …