Today, at the S60 Summit in Barcelona, the Samsung SGH-L870 was publicly unveiled. The L870 is a S60 phone in a slider form factor and has a 3 megapixel camera, FM radio and 3G connectivity. It runs S60 3rd Edition Feature Pack 2. Here's an extract from the press release: “S60 Summit offers the S60 stakeholders an opportunity to share and discuss the S60 future trends and business oppor...

Unfortunately we didn't get much information on this sexy Samsung S60 slider since its release earlier this year at the S60 Summit in Barcelona, just a few press photos and short info from the Samsung's spokesman. Now, thanks to the folks over at eprice.com and tons of the live photos and some camera samples I can finally write something about this cute Samsung creature that you'll ...

Here a video of the S60 Summit in Barcelona this year. Sorry for being late

Samsung used the S60 Summit in Barcelona Spain today to announce a new S60 slider that has the blogosphere talking. With a sexy brushed steel face, a slender physique and RAZR-esque flush keypad, the L870 is bound to turn some heads once released. The specs aren’t too shabby either: HSDPA (2100MHz) 3.6Mbps + EDGE/GPRS 900/1800/1900 2.4 inch

Via AllAboutSymbian, podcast #78, Ewan interviews Mikko Rontynen at the S60 Summit 2008. Alessandro

If you're subscribed to the All About Symbian audio podcasts (and if not, why not?), you'll have heard a final report from the recent S60 Summit at Barcelona, in which Ewan Spence chats with Mikko Rontynen, from Nokia's Customer Spearhead Project, on a wide range of issues in the world of S60. To listen directly, here's the page for AAS podcast number 78.

Gaming was also fairly high on the agenda at the S60 Summit. Ewan was in the room and taking copious notes - here's his report on Nokia's strategies and expectations for N-Gage for the next few years.

Via AllAboutSymbian, Rafe interviewed Ganesh Silverman from Nokia on Web Run-Time More on the Web Run-Time here. Alessandro

Just to prove they were listening during all those S60 Summit seminars, Rafe and Ewan focus in this feature on S60's Web Run-Time (WRT), which was heavily promoted at the event. They cover what it is, where it's going and what it will mean for developers and end users. In addition, Rafe recorded this podcast, talking to Ganesh Sivaraman about WRT and all things widgetey.

Nokia's S60 Summit is one of the primary vendor-driven forums for mobile application developers today. Rightly so. Nokia can now claim over 150 million shipments across 79 models of S60 handsets since its introduction on Nokia's 7650 phone in 2002. Furthermore, that figure is accelerating rapidly, with 23 devices launched last year across Nokia and its licensees.