The first Trojan SMS virus, designed for smartphones running Series 60 OS, has been spotted by Russian antivirus maker “Kaspersky Labs”. The virus is called Trojan-SMS.Symb.OS.Viver.
Viver is not a harmless concept study like recent Podloso Linux virus for iPod. If you get infected with this one, it can cost you some pretty money - after installation on your phone, Viver starts sending SMS messages to the premium SMS numbers, thus accruing charges to your mobile account and generating income for the virus author.

While quite a few similar viruses were spotted for all JAVA running mobile phones, Viver is the first to be specifically designed for S60 based smartphones.

If you’re using a S60 phone from Nokia, watch out. Kaspersky Labs has just discovered the first trojan, Troja-SMS.Symb.OS.Viver, that will affect the S60 OS. If you mistakenly download this from the internet and install this on your phone—which is easy to do, since it’s mislabeled and disguised as a useful photo editor or video codec pack—the virus will start sending out SMS messages like nobody’s business.

While there aren’t any official snapshots of the Nokia N81 multimedia phone floating around the Internet, at least we have renderings to drool over. This phone will definitely be more advanced than the 3G-enabled N80, featuring a stylish black finish (read: fingerprint magnet), 8GB worth of storage space, dedicated music buttons, a 2 megapixel camera, and HSDPA connectivity, although you also have to option to surf via EDGE. WiFi hotspots are the N81’s best friend thanks to its built-in wireless chip, while Bluetooth 2.0 with A2DP support works great to listen to your favorite tunes wirelessly. No word on how much it will cost though, but the N81 should see action by the last quarter of this year.

If you’re familiar with the gadgets and widgets on Windows Vista and Mac OS X, you’ll be pleased to hear that the same functionality is now available for your mobile.

WidSets says there are now over 1,400 widgets available, free of charge. The mini-web applications can deliver friends’ Flickr images, news headlines, Ebay bid updates, sports results, or other services direct to your mobile.

The Nokia-owned WidSets service is currently compatible with more than 300 mobile phones. Nokia N73, E50, E60, E61, and E61i phones have a link to WidSets in their Download! folders. Future Nokia smartphones will have WidSets embedded, Nokia revealed in April .

To get WidSets widgets on your phone you first need to register at www.widsets.com , and then download the free Java application over the air to your phone. The widgets displayed on your phone screen can be selected online, or via the mobile interet directly from your phone. You can either choose from one of the widgets listed on the WidSets website or create your own. Currently, only 10 per cent of the listed 1,400 WidSets widgets have been developed by WidSets themselves - 90 per cent are user generated.

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Tehran, May 21, Taliya News – Head of one of companies that have signed contracts with Industries Ministry for production of mobile sets in Iran said here Saturday, “If we would manage to bring Nokia to Iran we have not only succeeded to manufacture mobile sets, but also gained a reputation for Iran that major brands involved in complicated technologies can work in Iran.
According to ISNA, Mahdi Afrasiabi speaking on process of mobile set production inside our country, said, “This project is proceeding successfully and Nokia representatives have twice inspected our factory’s machinery so far, having approved of the scientific and technical competence of our technicians and engineers.”
He added, “Of course, there are certain concerns for such major Western brands, and although we initially contacted Nokia and Ericsson, the latter company rejected our proposal at the beginning, which is why we are pursuing the proposal with Nokia.”

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World leader of the mobile communications, Nokia sold in 2006, 1,5 miliards of portable telephones in the world. For the year 2007, Nokia counts on 2 billion products to sell. It is what announced yesterday in Dakar, at the time of a meeting with the press, the regional manager Clients and West Africa operation, Yannick Depaute which in profited to present the new model Nokia 6300.

For 2007, Nokia, world leader of the mobile communications want to still gain other shares of markets. With already 1,5 billion portable telephones sold throughout the world, the persons in charge see large and count on 2 billion products to run out on the market of the portables for the year into short. Yannick Depaute, regional manager customers and Nokia operation makes the advertisement of it. For that, Nokia wants a strong penetration in Africa and in the Middle East where the firm makes only 13% of its annual sales turnover.

Benefitting from this occasion, the team of Nokia based in Dakar presented at the press the last Nokia 6300. According to it, this model translates a modern cast solid design. Weighing only 91 grams, Nokia 6300 combines materials of quality to a pallet of functionalities the last cry for the modern user with his large screen, an ergonomic keyboard and its simple menu of use. “Like a costume to measure, Nokia 6300 posts perfect proportions, always with style, it is especially appreciated for the attention paid to the detail”, specifies Yannick Depaute, regional manager customers and operation Nokia West Africa. “Nokia 6300 was developed for the customers in the search of a mobile telephone offering to them a whole of functionalities without compromise in a very attractive désign of point. We are persuaded that this model will appear among our best sales in 2007”, added Mr. Depaute. In addition to its natural curves, and its attractive design, Nokia 6300 conceals functionality simple of use, of which a camera, two mégapixels with zoom, an extensible memory, a Mp3 reader integrated into the radio operator Fm. Nokia 63 00 offer up to 3,5 hours of endurance in communication and 14 days of autonomy in day before.