Nokia has taken the mobile world’s centerstage today with the slew of announcements it made during the Nokia Remix event which happened simultaneously in London and Singapore. An enhanced S60 mobile platform, an online music store a la iTunes and, of course, a new music phone with touchscreen features, a la, well what else, but the iPhone.

The enhanced S60 Mobile Platform

Nokia’s S60 mobile platform which runs on Symbian OS finally gets a much needed upgrade in its 5th iteration. Key features of this fifth edition S60 is none other than touch UI and support for tactile feedback. This simply means that Nokia mobile phones using the S60 OS will now have touchscreen features similar to the iPhone.

Likewise, the S60 is also bringing enhanced web browsing capabilities to the soon to be released S60 mobile phone. This is made possible through Adobe Flash Lite 3 support. More details after the break.

Its been quite a while since Nokia had first announced 5610 XpressMusic phone, almost a year to be exact, but some good news for T-Mobile users it looks like they will soon be able to grab one. The handset was originally expected to be available back in June, but was then pushed back to July more »

The much-anticipated Nokia 5310 XpressMusic phone is slated to arrive on all T-Mobile outlets on May 28. Bringing its music features such as an easy-to-use external music controls, stereo Bluetooth connectivity, wired stereo headsets, a USB cable for side-loading music and memory card. T-Mobile is treating its US-based customers by bringing the 5310 at a very affordable price.

Actually, right after users get hold of the 5310, they can immediately enjoy its music features since the phone will be preloaded with two music tracks from Panic at the Disco and Phantom Planet. The phone will even come with Panic at the Disco’s latest video, “That Green Gentleman,” complete with an exclusive making-of-video feature.