If you are a new proud owner of a Nokia Internet Tablet N800 or N810 and would like some tips on how to use it, WOM World found a site for you; the Internet Tablet School by neoncherry.  The site contains videos and written guides from everything on how to get more battery life out of the N800 or N810 to how to customize your desktop to drawing items on the screen.   I don’t know about you but I am always willing to get the most out of my gadgets.  Hit the link to get a direct shot to the Internet Tablet School and have fun tableting!

Nokia announced the 3120 classic, although designed like that of the old 3120 this new classic (I know it’s an oxymoron) candy bar slim phone packs a good punch in it's small frame.   According to Nokia’s site under European Phones (its current location) the phone features a user friendly S40 interface for navigation.   Operating frequencies are GPRS: MSC 1(850/900/1800/1900), Quad-band GSM 850, 900, 1800, 1900, Dual-band WCDMA 850,2100 / 900,2100 / 850,1900.  Having a large operating frequency range I could see this phone being in the United States soon after release, but don't quote me on that.   Other features that will grab your attention. the phone boasts 3G, a Micro SD slot up to 4 gb, 2” QVGA screen, 2 mega pixel camera on back and another cam on the front, MP3 Player, FM Radio supporting Visual Radio, and slim dimensions of 4.3" x 1.8" x .5".  According to EngadgetMobile , this phone will run €150,  $223 at release next quarter in a large range of colors such as Plum, Graphite, Chestnut Brown, Powder White, and Deep Red.  Wow, that’s a lot of bang for the buck, also check out more pictures after the jump.

Nokia 3120 Full Specs

Here's something I've been hoping for ever since I strapped on my first WiFi Nseries device- JoikuSpot. This wicked little app turns your Nseries mobile into a WiFi hotspot, sharing your 3G connection to anyone in range- even if that's some poor schlub with an iPhone. Now that lot too can appreciate HSDPA and revel in the marvel that is how mobile browsing should really be.

One thing to note is that this beta release does not allow for encryption, nor does it care about MAC addresses, so you'll want to be careful with it- lest you share your 3G with the world (I say thee 'yay' open networks and share with my brother, though you may disagree). A roadmap is in the works that adds such needful security features, but for now- if you're part of a crowd that needs data now, and there's no WiFi access, be the guy that saves the day. Just be sure to tether yourself not only to your fellow data users, but to a wall as well- this app will no doubt beat the living hell out of your battery. I hope to do some testing on that later and report back, and will most assuredly be taking JoikuSpot with me on the trip to Mobile World Congress next week.

I've just used it to connect an N82 to my N95-3, and it works great- though you want to make sure you're not currently connected to a WiFi network or you will see startup errors. Click here for the download, and happy sharing. :)

The Mobile World Congress is made up of key industry leaders from throughout the world of the GSM global market.  This is “The Event” where the companies announce their best and newest products.  Not only will there be key speakers but also a exhibit section with sales staff demoing product and also interactive zones.  The event is ran by the GSMA which is a trade association consisting of 600 companies world wide. To see more information on the event click the link Mobile World Congress and keep an eye out for any news updates on the site during the event.