That’s it, I closed my trade at 25,60 this morning. I told you I wanted to see the reaction to the 50 Day Moving Average, and again we are seeing some support at this zone, 25,50 to 26,20, which means we might get out of the short trade. If you opened the short trade at 27,80 and closed today at 25,50 you really made more or less 10% profit.

At the moment, It is better to stay out from Nokia (NOK), trying to figure if the stocks will remain lower ofr if there might be a reaction, because, as you know Motorola (MOT) is now above 10$ and going higher. So the question is if Nokia will follow Motorola’s uptrend…

Right now I am out of this two stocks waiting for better oportunitties, but I remain doing little trades at MOT, trying to take some profits on the minor trend formation.

If we add this profit to the last one, we have right now more than 21% which is great!

In terms of fundamental analysis, the finance sector remains very very suspicious(…).

We just got hold of these important comparison pictures between the HTC Touch Pro, the HTC Touch Diamond, the Toshiba Portégé G810, and the HTC P6500.

The Touch Pro’s dimensions are of 102 x 51 x 18.1 mm, while the Touch Diamond’s ones are 102 x 51 x 11.5 mm. The only difference is the thickness, a difference of 6.6mm. The P6500 measures 137.4 x 72.9 x 20.5 mm, much larger than the Touch Pro or Touch Diamond. The Portégé measures 110 x 58 x 14 mm, far closer to the Touch Pro and Diamond, and thinner than the Touch Pro, by 4.1mm.

In terms of weight, the P6500 is the heaviest at 220g, followed by the Touch Pro at 165g, the G810 at 120g, and finally the Touch Diamond at 110g.

The HTC Touch Pro and the Touch Diamond were compared to a Gsmart i350, i-mate Ultimate 8502, and a NDrive 5300. You can have a look at the CPU, File system, and Graphics tests after the jump, as well as more pictures.

[via Mobile Life]

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Just after YouTube caught fame, many more video sharing websites gained popularity, but the ones which were and are most looked for are the dedicated networks. YaPhoneTube is one of them, and it’s topic is obviously mobile phones.

The website runs on PHPMotion and just got ready for usage. We have been trialling it for some time now, and uploading videos so that we can embed them here at PhoneReport and at the Nokia N96 Blog. It’s now time for you to test it out, and let us know what you think it needs to add, and share your opinions with us.

We don’t only want videos of new phones and accessories, we want your views, we want to know what you think of your phone, even if it’s a 3310 (not that there’s anything wrong with it). No longer you will need a Vlog or a blog to post your views, we want your opinion on YaPhoneTube, which will be a global opinion sharing platform in this sense.

We are also planning on hosting a video lottery, where a user will upload a video talking about his own phone, and we will randomly choose a user, and send him an award. The awards can be memory cards, Bluetooth headsets, and even phones, but that is something for the near-future, not now. If you want to keep up with the updates, visit the YaPhoneTube Blog.

The videos maximum upload size is 100MB at unlimited resolution, and you can even download the FLV files from the website.

We are taking suggestions and we’ll endeavour to fix any error immediately. Sign up at YaPhoneTube and become part of a mobile phone dedicated video sharing website, and help our family grow!

Remember my three previous posts on this subject? They were back in February! Just to remind you, here’s Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3. They were all written on PhoneReport v1.0.

Now I bring you the latest Part 4, although they are quite old S60 3rd applications, and I didn’t update them. What counts is that I use them. So here are the five applications that I will review today:

• FlipSilent
• Keylock
• Taskman
• Smartmovie
• eBuddy

I will show you few screenshots of each, develop on them, and provide you with a download link, whenever possible. Not all are freeware, but if they’re here, they are usually worth the price (I don’t go around buying junk).

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Nokia has announced that it will implement special applications developed for the Holy month of Ramadan developed by ASGATech, the only Forum Nokia Premium Partner in the Middle East.

The applications will be freely available from http://www.nokia.com/ramadan and will come pre-loaded with the following phones (in the Middle East): Nokia N78, Nokia N70 Music Edition, Nokia E51, Nokia 3120 Classic, Nokia 6500 Slide, Nokia 6300 and Nokia 2630. You can also download it if you own one of the phones above, or any of the following: Nokia N73, Nokia N95, Nokia N95 8GB, Nokia N82, Nokia E90, Nokia E71, Nokia 6210 Navigator, and Nokia 6220 Classic.

The 2008 Ramadan offering includes:

• Mobile applications with user-interfaces available in Arabic, French, English and Urdu, include: Quran, Emsakya, Ramadaniat, Hajj & Umrah, Cards and Mozzaker.
• Mobile content features a choice of over 80 wallpapers, ringtones, themes and Anasheed (Islamic Songs).
• Mobile services cover Islamic landmarks, featuring major mosques in Saudi Arabia, UAE, Egypt, Morocco, Jordan and Pakistan.

All content of the Ramadan applications has been reviewed and approved by Al Azhar Al Shareef.

Press release after the jump.

[via PC Magazine Middle & Near East]

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