Nokia’s absolutely free and ambitious all-you-can-eat mobile music service is all set to make its mark in UK next month before hitting continental Europe and Asia in 2009. What’s more Nokia expects to offer around 2.1 million tracks at launch to those who will purchase a Nokia handset.

But for retaining the music service ahead the users definitely have to pay a monthly subscription fee. Nokia's pre-pay 5310 XpressMusic (Music Edition non-CwM handset) currently priced at £70-£80 will cost you more when purchased through the UK’s Carphone Warehouse with the addition of this music service indeed! Earlier too Nokia Mobile phones have always been impressive in the music segment.

Surprisingly for those who are not willing to prolong with Nokia, your 5310 CwM edition phone will continue to make / receive calls and text messages and, like your computer, continue to playback all those DRM-wrapped WMA tracks.

Few days after the hearing that Apple is on the verge of unveiling a new ipod nano somewhere around September 9^th, in comes the Best Buy ad that certainly seems to be an evidence of a tweaked ipod touch.

Well to our surprise, this iPod touch in the ad looked a bit different and it resembled like an iPhone with a silver bezel around. The image in the ad and the image on Best Buy's website are definitely different and for all those who expected new touches for months now may very well wait a little longer from here indeed!