Unlimited free downloads on new phones
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Omnifone will launch MusicStation Max, a service that will give people unlimited free music downloads to their cell phone.
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Swedes are the first to try a music service for mobiles that lets them download unlimited tracks for a weekly fee.
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iPod Touch users will get new features for their handheld device. But unlike a free iPhone update, iPod users will have to pay for their new capabilities.
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Tracking down sharing services that are free, quick and technologically foolproof â no matter how old you are.
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A new service, supported by advertisements, will let consumers download a huge catalog of songs from the worldÂs largest record company for free.
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Cell phone contacts find their way into new phones for $1.99 a month--without the thumb strain.
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Overseas WLAN access at no extra charge - for now
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Mobile phone maker Sony Ericsson said   on Tuesday that it would launch a new service on its phones   that would allow full music downloading, initially focusing on   new and up-and-coming artists.
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Here is good news for music lovers! Now you can download the entire track on your mobile phone. This is made possible as two giants US-based Melodeo and Warner Music Group has signed an agreement whereby consumers
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New handsets from the mobile phones global leader will have hard disk to store more songs and pictures in a move to tap the rapidly growing smartphone market.
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Aiming to please &quot;texting-crazed&quot; young Americans, AT&amp;T Wireless Services Inc. is today launching a hand-held device called Ogo that lets people send unlimited
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p2pnet.net News:- Melodeo and Warner Music Group (WMG) say theyâve signed the first global agreement to allow mobile users to âsecurelyâ download complete mp3s from WMG&#39;s music catalog directly to their phones.
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New phone enables users to shoot, edit and upload videos directly from their device.
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Vodafone has launched its UK third-generation (3G) services for mobile phones, offering video calls, music downloads and games. The 3G technology enables users to download data at a faster rate than before
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A new way of making calls directly between two phones, for free, is being trialled by Swedish company TerraNet.
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Many people are just getting used to snapping pictures, listening to music, watching videos, sending text messages and getting e-mails over their cell phones. It turns out the phones can handle much more.
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(InfoWorld) - 3 Group, the mobile telecommunications operator owned by Hutchison Whampoa, has set limits on usage of its new "unlimited" mobile data plan in the U.K. On Friday, 3 UK revealed that subscribers to its X-Series service can pay an additional Â£5 ($9.90) per month on top of their regular voice fees for "unlimited" access to Skype VOIP (voice over IP), instant messaging and Internet browsing. For Â£10 per month, subscribers get all that plus the ability to watch "unlimited" TV via a Slingbox plugged into their home broadband Internet connection. 3 sells the Slingbox for Â£99. Subscribers to this service can also use Orb software to remotely access content on their PC. All those unlimited features come with limits, however. Subscribers are allowed 5,000 Skype minutes, 10,000 Windows Live Messenger messages, 80 hours using Orb and Slingbox TV, and 1GB of Internet browsing per month. In addition, the included Skype service is restricted to calls to and from PCs or other Skype users on the 3 network, and customers must use Windows Live Messenger or Yahoo Messenger for instant messaging. 3 said that where unfair use is apparent, it will take "appropriate measures" based on individual cases. Mobile operators have been criticizedÂ for pricing their data services based on how many megabytes or gigabytes that users download. But operators like 3, that are beginning toÂ offer flat-rate plans, are still under fire for placing limits on their unlimited plans. Verizon Wireless in the U.S., for example, has been criticized for its $79.99 monthly "unlimited" data plan. On its Web site, Verizon notes that subscribers to the unlimited plans are authorized to browse the Internet and access e-mail and intranets but they are not allowed to continuously stream audio or video, watch TV through devices like the Slingbox, or receive automatic data feeds. Some subscribers to the Verizon Wireless service complain that Verizon has cut off their subscriptions for over-use. Editors at a consumer complaints and reviews Web site detailed their experience this year after Verizon cancelled their account. While placing limits on such data services may be disappointing to end users, the operators have a business reason for doing so. The operators are aware of the risk that a low-priced, unlimited offering could attract so many customers that their networks won't be able to support them all, said Daren Siddall, an analyst with Gartner, speaking after the introduction of X-Series. 3 introduced X-Series earlier this month and plans to open up the offering in the rest of its markets outside of the UK next year. The Nokia N73 is the only handset currently available supporting the offering but the Sony Ericsson W950i will follow in January.