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Samsung and Google entered into the collaboration to enable Samsung phone users to access Google through their mobile phones. The leaders of the both companies have a resolution to make internet access as easy as possible through mobile phones. This new service allows Samsung mobile phone users to do search in Google, send and receive e-mails through their gmail account and can use various other Google products.

Google negotiate with Orange about a multi-billion dollar tie-up for mobile telephone users to search the web. To this fact Orange officials flew to Silicon Valley in California for preliminary talks about a deal at Google's headquarters.

Both firms are focusing on a branded Google phone, which would have Orange's logo, with a screen that might look like a video iPod.

Google and Orange are pairing up to introduce a Googlephone. Although there's no official news yet, but the Observer reports that the two companies are negotiating about producing a Google-branded cellphone that would come pre-loaded with mobile versions of Google applications like Google Earth, Gmail, etc.

There is an announcement from Google's CEO saying that mobile phones should be free and monetized by advertising.

Schmidt told Reuters: "Your mobile phone should be free. It just makes sense that subsidies should increase" as advertising rises on mobile phones. Although Schmidt noted that Google isn't currently making anything for this to happen.

Java Gmail client is a new application introduced from Google by means of which you can read your Gmail in an interface similar to the desktop experience.

Gmail's WAP site is also still available for users who cannot or do not wish to run Java applications. Application is available for free from Google though data charges still apply.

It leaked out the world that Google is testing text ads for its mobile search service, although Google didn't announce a word about it. However some users declare seeing the ads and screen captures have been posted online. However the Google button announced by Motorola has yet to make an appearance.