This long awaited activity manager combines contacts, calendar and todos in a user friendly interface, giving you a more satisfying way to manage your life's activities.  DreamLife is visual, intuitive and clever, designed for users of Nokia, Sony Ericsson, Samsung or LG smartphones running Symbian S60.

Whether you are a small business owner, a professional or a parent, you will find DreamLife's features effective for organising and managing your busy schedule and network of contacts or that of your family's.  DreamLife's key benefits include:

• Easy to distinguish individual activities, conflicts, and free time slots from the innovative planner view
• Instant overview of your activities including details of appointments, todos, reminders, and anniversaries as well as event categories, status and attendees at a glance
• Organise your contacts and activities in a meaningful way using hierarchical categories
• Plan in the context of your day's activities while you enter new entries via the unique 2-pane activity editor
• Instant search of your contacts using global find, key match, sort or a combination
• View and use all your contact's information and notes on one screen, thanks to business card layout
• Powerful links between calendar and contacts let you attach and then jump to a contact from a calendar entry; you can also create new activities for contacts directly from the contacts list

More details, including download information can be found over at the DreamLife website here.

Thanks to Teo of Symbian Freak for the heads up.

Videos are still slowly flowing from both Ewan, and Rafe, (MIR & AAS) from their recent visit to Mobile World Congress which was held in Barcelona, Spain recently.  In this latest release, Rafe talks to The Symbian Foundation's Lee Williams whilst walking around the event. If you prefer to read the transcript of the talk between Rafe, and Lee, then head over to Rafe's coverage over on All About Symbian here.

If like me you discovered the latest release of the Mobile version (2.4 with account support) of Youtube was not available for your N97 when you entered m.youtube.com/app on your device, then do not fear, you no longer have to wait thanks to Symbian France for extracting the file for me, which can be found here. I can confirm it works perfectly on my N97.  Enjoy.!

This video almost slipped through the net, as I was trawling through my Reader the other day, and one of the videos I clicked to view was in fact dated over a week ago, so thought nothing of it, but then I kept seeing Symbian^3 reappearing in my reader, so investigated, and glad I did.  This is an actual live demo of Symbian^3, and has been posted by Phonedog.com's Youtube channel, and features David Rivas, VP of Technology Management at Nokia talking us through the various UI elements of Symbian^3.  Take a look below, and let us know what you think.

Thanks to ZOMGitsCJ for the heads up on this great news.  Youtube has now released a brand new Symbian Client, version, 2.4, and the long awaited sign in that we have been waiting for is finally here in this version, allowing you to sign into your Youtube account, offering more user focused control of your content, subscriptions, favorites, and more.  Quote from Youtube Blog below..

I noticed a few days ago now that Qik Premium was available whilst browsing Ovi Store contents, and being a regular user of their standard Qik application, I quicky purchased Qik Premium, however, Unknwon to me at the time, the purchase price of €5 Euros ($6.78 USD), is not only a localized price, but it is just for a year, and not an outright one-off payment. I thought I would give it a testing before writing my post here.

I mention localized pricing, because after I paid the €5 Euros for Qik Premium in Ovi Store, I started hearing on twitter from other fellow editors, and bloggers, that the very same application is available for less than half of what I paid in both the US, and Pakistan, with Ovi Store advertising Qik Premium for just $5 USD, and $2.75 USD. Here is a screenshot of my localized pricing for Qik Premium..

Today in the hot seat taking my questions in our latest Interview with a Nokia Enthusiast, is Mobile Jorge of Nokia Mobile Talk, and the great site that helps many Nokia Users around the world get the most out of their Nokia device, Nokia-Tips.

Jorge is located in sunny Miami, Florida, and is very well known in the online Nokia world, not only hosting the sites mentioned, but for also participating in many Podcasts too.

Anyway, hopefully you will enjoy reading Jorge's answers to my Nokia, Symbian, Maemo, and MeeGo related questions below, where he tells us a little about this himself, and his experience with Nokia handsets etc.

How many Nokia devices, and Nokia Accessories do you currently own?

Currently I own the ultimate E-series device of the moment the esteemed Nokia E72 and off course the photographic powerhouse of the Nokia N86. I also own the older E71, my trusty pal the Nokia N95 8GB and a lonely s60v5 XM 5530, which I don't even touch.

What was your very first Nokia handset?

My first device was the super capable Nokia E71, what a phone, I really enjoyed this bad boy because it just worked extremely well under various conditions, plus its supreme built was something truly unique.

Which Nokia/Ovi service do you use the most, and why?

This is easy, it has to be Nokia Messaging without a doubt. Nokia Messaging is a truly unique product from Nokia not only does it bring you true mobile connectivity with your email but it can integrate various types ie. gmail, yahoo, hotmail, and a bunch of other like for example I'm using my @nokiamobiletalk domain email via MS Exchange and NM has performed flawlessly with my Nokia E72. Also its highly customizable to suit everyones needs.