There’s no changelog as yet, but both the guys want to know if you have spotted any differences, so hop through the links and let them know.

How cool is that? Jump over if you want to let Phat^Trance know anything about…any device ever.

Is there anything you’d like AlphaClassAndroid to look at in greater detail? Head over, leave him a comment, then wait for the next update.

There’s a new kid on the block, somewhere else to add to your RSS feed for trick, hints and…well…Tips on all things Nokia.

Brought to us by Mobile Jorge, the site promises to bring all the latest handy pointers to create a ‘better user experience one tip at a time’. First posts include how to change the fonts on your S60 device and how to save space in your drives.

Looks promising, so keep a sharp eye out on this one.

Have you had a chance to have a look at the N79 Active, or try one on a workout? Let John know what you think.

What she has is an N79, and as a ‘die hard’ Eseries fan she’s interested to see what the device can do. Check out her preview video:

In order to keep track of where they’re going (and where they’ve been) as well as how well their bodies are coping, the team are using N79 Actives - powered by solar panels attached to their bikes. Nokia Maps will make sure they keep on the right route and they will be producing videos from each country.

How do you think the devices will match up to the challenge? Is this the right choice of Nokia to take? Jump over and let Steve know what you think.

Among the highlights are the ability to flip the device to silence incoming calls, updated Bookmarks and a set up wizard for configuring Nokia Email. There’s also all the usual bug fixes and country specific problems solved.

Have you updated OTA yet (remember to back up before you do)? Notice any major differences? Head over and let Vaibhav know.

He has posted lots of examples of the kind of images he has been able to snap, and reckons they are ‘more than enough’ quality to print. When he was indoors, he says that a xenon flash such as the N82 boasts would have improved photos, but adds that not even the N97 or N86 have this. There’s also video of the sights and the people of the city, including a very entertaining clown.

How do think the N79 is performing? Are the images decent enough? Head over and let Dan know what you think.

To achieve this he’s taking an N79 and using it not only for all his communications (voice and video calls and SMS), but also his primary image capturing device. He will rely on the 5MP camera to snap all that Barcelona has to offer - and will couple stills with footage from the ‘great VGA video recording. He promises to keep us updated on his progress throughout the trip, so keep your eyes on World Of Nokia to see how he gets on and let him know what you think of the N79.