Under the motto "Beautiful to use", Nokia has unveiled a trio of phones, namely the Nokia 6600 fold, Nokia 6600 slide and Nokia 3600 slide. The Nokia 6600 fold is a clamshell with a high glossy finish. It has a 2 megapixel camera with dual-LED flash and a built-in accelerometer. The device also comes with dual band 3G, S40 interface and a microSD card slot.

The Swedish Japanese giant will be unveiling Project Capuchin at the coming JavaOne conference. It is to demonstrate to Java developers that it is possible to create applications for mobile phones by combining Java ME and Adobe Systems' Flash Lite. Sony Ericsson plans to release a set of APIs (application programming interfaces) and a software development kit later this year.

Skype just announced the beta version of the Skype client for regular feature phones which uses Java (J2ME). It will no longer be limited to smartphones with WiFi only. But before taking to the streets and cheering, you should be mindful of the T&C.

It was a week filled with device announcements and much to our delight, most of them actually looks decent. To kick start our round up, lets look at Nokia who launched two music-centric phones, the XpressMusic 5320 and 5220.