Customers grabbing Nokia’s new flagship N-series handset, the N96, have reported software faults as well as other problems. This is more than a little reminiscent of the software crashes that marred early batches of the N95, with many customers waiting months to upgrade to its long-awaited successor.

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RIM’s first touchscreen fruit, the BlackBerry Storm, has had a mixed reception since going on sale on Friday, so it’s understandable if you’re torn whether to splash out on one. We’re going to try and help you make your mind up once for all, so sit down with a pen and paper and draw up the pros and cons. We’ve listed the Storm’s hidden talents, now here are the things that all the firmware updates in the world just won’t fix.

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Leaked information has appeared up online about a new Nokia phone codenamed Wahoo. Apparently, it’s going to feature in the half Qwerty flip phone market, which currently has very few handsets in it.
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Stop what you’re doing, that report can wait until later. Right now, it’s lunchtime, so grab a sandwich, turn your monitor the other way so the boss can’t see, and fill your brain with all the latest tech happenings so far today. Get the lowdown here!

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Aimed more at those who like to manage their personal and business lives at the same time - and let’s face facts, who doesn’t - the E63 will sit next to the Finnish phone manufacturer’s flagship messaging device, the E71.
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Fancy getting a sneak preview of what Nokia plans for the future? An internal development road map with heaps of info on different phone models has cropped up online. It shows which models are in development and all the tasty new tech they’ll come loaded with.

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Stop tapping on that keyboard, snatch up your mouse and get gawping at the biggest tech news stories you’ve missed so far this morning!

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We’ve heard murmurs that Nokia had plans for a next-gen traffic service to go head to head with TomTom HD Traffic, and now it’s official: Nokia’s Mobile Millennium project will collect data from the roads and analyse congestion hotspots.

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