I'm in New York City preparing for the Evening with S60 today. The past couple of days have been so busy that I only now realized Michael Jerz's My-Symbian.com site celebrated it's 9 year anniversary on Monday - that's almost as old as Symbian itself. 9 years is a very respectable age for a website, congrats!

Did you know that My-Symbian.com is the oldest Symbian OS community website in the Internet? Yes, it's true! Launched in 1999, this site is now celebrating its 9th Anniversary! We're almost as old as Symbian itself! Billions of page impressions, terabytes of traffic served, over 50 million downloaded files, more than 120 thousand registered forum users, some of them since the very beginn...

Here some live pics of Paris. It looks so beautiful… Thanks to mhg2000 from my-symbian.com!

Straight from Phil's blog: On the final day of the S60 Summit, Rafe Blandford of AllAboutSymbian.com, Matt Miller of ZDNet / Geek.com / MobileTechRoundup, Michal Jerz of My-Symbian.com, Stefan Constantinescu of RingNokia.com, and I all piled into my little hotel room for a round table discussion. Some of the greatest minds in the mobile industry all on one bed! It was a great chat, we covered the

Finding a man who has more information about Nokia's communicator line will be an impossible task after you sit down and have a chat with Michal Jerz. I had the pleasure of hanging out with this guy at the S60 Summit in Madrid and am amazed that he has been maintaing a website for 8+ years! Check out the podcast to get the scoop on how he started, where Nokia has gone from the first communicator a