Business users can now start hounding their bosses for an upgrade of their business mobile phone. The new business-centric Nokia E66 and E71 are virtually the same in features with only their form factor separating the two. If you're one for widescreen and a QWERTY keyboard, then the E71 is for you. If you love slider phones, then it's the E66, but there's no keyboard.

Made for the fashion-conscious individual, the ASUS P320 exudes a stylish impression and is made to fit comfortably in the hand. It is certainly not just an eye-candy product as it runs on a Microsoft Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional platform and is packed full with features such as GPS navigation, WiFi for Internet access on-the-go and Bluetooth.

As I watched this human snake video, I suddenly recalled the hours I spent playing ‘Snake' on my previous Nokia handsets.