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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.

A nice thing announces Express Office Automation Co. It is a nice little device that gives you the possibility to transmit your mobile phone calls and MP3s stored on your phone through your FM radio. It was also designed to transmit audio ( MP3/phone calls) to any FM radio (car/home), playing MP3 music stored in your mobile phone through your car/ home stereo. For those who are interested- the company has put up a demostration video on YouTube that will give you a good idea of how this works.

Yahoo announced the launch of the new service for mobile phones. According to what Yahoo says it will create a paradigm shift in user interaction. The service is called Yahoo! Go for Mobile - promises to alter greatly the way users personalize and use the web while on the go. Already a beta version of the application is available for download on more than 70 phone models.

Go For Mobile from Yahoo has a new update version now the result is new features and a redesign. The idea of the new version is in Yahoo oneSearch - it displays different categories of search results for a single query. For the most queries various information like news, photos and web results are shown. The nice thing is that the system intelligently picks out key words to show relevant information.

Having as a fact that China Mobile is the largest mobile phone carrier on the planet it is no wonder that China's mobile phone production rose 64% during January to October of this year.

China produced 375.65 million mobile handsets from the January to October period of this year, as almost every phone manufacturer alive today makes millions of phones in China every year.

Cingular with NBC Universal signed an agreement for mobile rights to Saturday Night Live. Cingular customers with 3G handsets can take advantage of SNL Mobile. The content is included at no additional cost in Media Net Unlimited which costs $19.99 per month.

Subscribers of Cingular Video will have access to an evolving library of more than 100 video shorts with duration of 2-3min from current and classic SNL episodes.

Boost Mobile is coming to a Radio Shack near you soon, the pay-as-you-go service is now for sale at 672 Radio Shack retail stores nationwide.

There are for sale a few entry-level and mid-tier handset selections like the Motorola i415, i455 and i835 at Radio Shack in price from $49.99 to $129.99. Radio Shack'll sell Boost Mobile's Re-Boost Cards, which are available in $20, $30 and $50 denominations.

Cingular is teaming with Nokia and Citigroup and MasterCard Worldwide to trial, from three to six months, new phones that have MasterCard PayPass contactless payment capability that will help the companies evaluate the speed and convenience of the "tap and go" payments using mobile phones. The participants will get a Nokia handset with "near-field communication" (NFC) technology and the MasterCard PayPass payment function built in.

LG Electronics, a leader in mobile communications, and Prada, one of the world's leading brands in the luxury goods announced about their partnership to develop new and iconic mobile phone.

This new phone being the first Prada telephone by LG is going to include high-end technology and avant-garde design. This product is the result of the typical fashion designer and mobile phone manufacturer co-branding exercise.

HP and Cingular Wireless today announced availability of the first notebook PC in the United States to feature built-in global mobile broadband capabilities.

The HP Compaq nc6400 Notebook PC with integrated Cingular Wireless UMTS/HSDPA-based technology allows business professionals to connect in more areas at broadband speeds to corporate networks, email and the Internet without being tied to a wireless hotspot.