It's a smart idea to cut down corporate cost. Japanese mobile provider Softbank Mobile has teamed-up with Softbank Telecom to launch Fixed Mobile Convergence (FMC), offering Softbank’s mobile phone as extension to fixed line phone. continued »

The Chinese government just approved the implementation of next-generation 3G wireless services. The country's regulation body would issue license for each of the three major standards: the homegrown TD-SCDMA standard as well as the global standards the CDMA 2000 and W-CDMA. continued »

Seems Nokia started bombarding the phone market with their touch-screen phones. Nokia 6208c, which is unveiled in Nanjing China today, is the company's fourth touchscreen devices after Nokia 7700/7710 (2003), N810 Internet Tablet (2007) and Nokia 5800 Xpress Music (2008). continued »

When I read this news, I believe that it should be the unofficial thing. According to APA, Nokia phones with the image (in form of wallpaper or screensaver, maybe) of Joseph Stalin (1878-1953) hits the Moscow stores. continued »

Google has released a YouTube client for the BlackBerry Storm, allowing users to get a YouTube experience on their BlackBerry's first touchscreen handheld. Noticed that Storm's web browser is good enough to browse YouTube, but a dedicated client usually offers more rich experience. continued »

Yahoo! launches their Go application version 3.0.47 and allows you to enjoy the best of the Internet on your phone for free -- such as send email, upload photos, download maps, get stock quotes, and get breaking news. This new version of Yahoo! Go includes support for the BlackBerry Bold. continued »

LG has announced that it has made its concept watch phone into reality and planned to present its new LG GD910 watch phone in the coming CES 2009 events. The GD910 is one of the first 3G watch phones, supporting 7.2 Mbps HSDPA wireless data connection with a secondary video camera for video calls. With the helps of the touch ... continued »

Qik has announced that its live mobile video streaming service now supports another 27 windows mobile smartphone in the market. With Qik’s free service, users can stream video live to the Internet in just two clicks from their mobile phone. Owners of the above devices can get Qik by registering at http://qik.com/. continued »

Walmart has started to sell the iPhone 3G at nearly 2,500 Walmart stores beginning Sunday, December 28, 2008. The retailer is offering the black 8 GB iPhone 3G model with the price of $197 and the 16 GB black or white model for $297, with a new two-year service agreement from AT&T or qualified upgrade. continued »

Nikon has announced my Picturetown for iPhone, enable its users to access and use Nikon's photo storage and sharing site, my Picturetown, directly on Apple iPhone. The application is available, free of charge, for download from Apple's iTunes App Store. continued »