Cell Phones With Hard Drives Could Oust MP3 Player Sales
Date Added: May 11th, 2006
In a study released on thursday, ABI Research claims that cell phones with hard disks could severely hurt MP3 player sales. As the memory capacity of cell phones (in storage of MP3 files and songs) increases, the demand for MP3 players will decrease. An example of a phone with hard drive is the Samsung SPH-V5400 that comes with a 1.5GB hard drive. Nokia N91 is expected to be released with a hard drive capacity of 4GB while Samsung SGH-i310 has 8GB capacity.(Read More)

Opera Launches Mini 2 Browser Application
Released: May 3rd, 2006
Opera Software has today announced version 2 of its popular cell phone browser called the Opera Mini 2. The free browser was initially released in January 2006 and after gaining instant popularity, the company has decided to make improvements to it. (Read More)

Japan Launches TV Shows for Cell Phones
Released: April 3rd, 2006
Japan's 90 million cell phone users used to play games on their cell phones, write emails, take pictures with their digital cameras, read news, download mp3 files and surf the WAP internet. Now, they are watching television! (Read More)

Google and Sony Ericsson Collaborate To Incorporate Google Search Engine into Sony Ericsson Phones
Released: March 1st, 2006
Also, all of the Sony Ericsson cell phones will have their default search engine homepages set to Google. A quick easy toolbar allows people to search Google's engine without actually going to google.com and typing it in. How much more easier can it get!?(Read More)