Ready for more YP-MB2 aka Galaxy S PMP pictures? Although a bit blurry, these photos reconfirm that YP-MB2 is out in many hands in South Korea and supposedly, the launch is nigh.

YP-MB2 is similar to Galaxy S but without the cellular connectivity and a downgraded camera. YP-MB2 will run Android OS and feature a 1GHz CPU, 4-inch Super AMOLED display, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, 3MP camera and more.

Nokia are giving the rather tired looking, and underperforming, Comes With Music service a rebrand. The new service will be known as "Ovi Music Unlimited" as a pert of Nokia Ovi. The trouble is though that that is just about all Nokia have done ... change the name. One of the biggest criticisms of Comes With Music was the harsh DRM lockdown in use, which meant that you had to download music to a registered PC and a single registered handset where there would be license checking in order for the music to actually play. None of that is changing with the 'new' service so you will still be limited in how you listen to the music. It's not really in keeping with the spirit of the term 'unlimited' in the title now is it?

On the plus side Nokia are saying that they will make it easier to search for and download the music. That was another criticism many had of the old Comes With service, the UI being not very nice to work with on mobile devices. Improving the UI will at least be a step in the right direction, but the DRM is probably still going to be a major turn-off for many. It's not as if there is no precedent for Nokia offering DRM free music, their Comes With Music service in China is DRM free so why not the rest of the world? 

The attempts to create a gaming device based on a mobile phone are not new. Sony Ericsson was always the most ambitious in this respect. Its phones were the first to feature the horizontal orientation of the screen and dedicated gaming buttons A+B. This project turned out to be a non starter. In 2005 Walkman series was launched and 2007 was to see the launch of a PSP phone, but Sony finally discarded the idea. Look at the patent for the model from 2005.

Sony believed that such a phone could have negatively influenced the sales of PSP. At the same time Sony Ericsson was reluctant to develop a gaming phone without the rich array of games and necessary gaming support. In this classical situation Sony refrained from becoming a pioneer to retain the current market share. A severe crisis, drop in sales, loss of its market share led to the arrival of the new management and old projects resurfaced. At the end of 2009 Sony Ericsson returned to the development of a gaming phone. Sony was not against this time, because they gradually move away from UMD disks for distribution and adopt electronic sales, which is easier and more sensible. I don't want to remind you that PSP was unlocked within months and game images could be downloaded from memory cards.

In 2011 the company will try to return to the market with the unique selling point, which I rather like. People from Engadget found all the information about it and even created the image of the future model.

The picture is horrible and brings more damage than good, because it does not convey the design, which deserves a lot of credit. We have to keep the phone in our hands (which is impossible now) to assess it. In pictures it looks not only glossy, but is quite attractive and differs from PSP Go. It reminds me of my euphoria from the first PSP. The materials are similar, but it is a phone after all.

Windows® Phone 7 lets you make the most of every moment by connecting and playing with friends wherever you are, using your Xbox LIVE® avatar and gamer profile to keep track of scores and wins.

Games on the go
Xbox LIVE, the award-winning online gaming and entertainment service for Xbox 360, is coming exclusively to a Windows Phone 7 near you this holiday. Whether you're waiting for the bus, enjoying time out of town or just relaxing on the couch, the phone designed to keep your life in motion puts Xbox LIVE and mobile gaming in your pocket.

Connected and Accessible
Xbox LIVE on Windows Phone 7 unlocks a world of games, friends and fun for Windows Phone 7 users around the world. The Games hub brings together many popular Xbox LIVE gaming and community features:

• Be omnipotent. View, access and launch your full game library from one easy-to-navigate hub.
• Get mad props. Earn, view and track Achievements, view Xbox LIVE leaderboards and build your Gamerscore every time you play an Xbox LIVE title.
• Release your inner Mini Me. Connect to your Xbox LIVE profile and Avatar, or easily create a new one right from the phone.
• Get tricky. Access Spotlight feeds, including the latest game titles, breaking news from Xbox LIVE, game tips and tricks, and more.
• Play before you pay. Easily find, try and buy the games you want, either in the Marketplace or Games hub.
• Flaunt your skills. Invite, connect and play against friends on other Windows Phone 7 phones or PCs with turn-based (asynchronous) multiplayer gaming.

Windows Phone 7 featuring Xbox LIVE lets you connect and play games with your friends. Use your Xbox LIVE profile to access your avatar, gamerscore, and achievements. Share scores and earn recognition for your accomplishments across the phone, web, and Xbox. You can even earn achievements on Windows Phone that add to your Xbox LIVE gamerscore.

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HTC Desire HD spotted last week with some photos and hands-on video and it keeps leaking around as the upcoming Android 2.2 Froyo Phone from HTC. But This latest leak adds a price to the rumored specs and confirmed the Name of the Phone "HTC DesireHD". The Desire HD is real, not some a Rumored Phone. Its price in Amazon.co.uk is about a little Expensive about 415Euro or $650 but it worth that price!