ZOOZ Mobile has just released a Nokia N95-compatible version of it’s ZOOZBeat application. The app turns your phone into a gesture-based mobile music studio. The application is already available for iPhone and the Nokia release comes as quite a surprise.

It makes perfect use of the built-in accelerometers of the Nokia N95. Pick an instrument, and tap or tilt to create your own songs. It’s really that easy. A lite version of the program is available for free with the full-fledged program costing $2.99.

AT&T will be offering the Symbian S60 on contract. The carrier will be bringing the S60-based Nokia 6650 into its lineup soon, the company made official today. The 3G-capable 6650 comes in red and silver and will be available for purchase tomorrow. It comes with a 2-megapixel camera, 2.2-inch QVGA display, AT&T Navigator, Video Share and a Mobile Music system. It costs $69.99 with a 2-year agreement.