As part of their Nokia 3600 Slide launch in South Africa, which will be tomorrow, Nokia will also launch a competition among selected members of the press, in which the three winners will keep their trial Nokia 3600 and MD-4 speakers for themselves. PhoneReport was invited to participate in the competition, and will be represented by myself, Meraj Chhaya.

The winners selected will be the three journalists who achieve the top scores in the Ferrari World Championship: The mobile game, developed by Gameloft, pre-installed on the phone. Users are able to play as official team drivers, Kimi Raikkonen or Felipe Massa on 9 different courses around the world with three levels of difficulty.

The journalists, or press organizations involved, will have three weeks to achieve the top scores, and to show-off their results, they will be asked to upload screenshots to a common channel in Share on Ovi, to which they have been given the login details. The screenshot application used is believed to be Screenshot by Antony Pranata, as the shortcuts available for capture are mostly the same, namely Camera key, <Shift> + <OK>, <Shift> + <*>, Shift> + <#>, <#> + <*> or C.

The small and ergonomically shaped Nokia 3600 slide delivers a 3.2 megapixel camera and the TV-out feature which conveniently connects the Nokia 3600 slide to most television sets, ensuring quick and easy sharing of pictures and videos.

The documents received by us, attached after the break.