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• 17 March 2009

• News: Mobile internet users more than double

  Mobile internet use has more than doubled in a year - and that's not including any social networking traffic.

• News: Truphone offers cheap BlackBerry calls

  VoIP service Truphone has unveiled an app for BlackBerry handsets that will allow mobile phone users to make international calls at reduced rates.

• News: Google Android installed on three new HTC phones

  High Tech Computer (HTC) will ship "at least" three smartphones this year that use Google's Android software, HTC's CEO said today.

• 16 March 2009

• Video: Nokia expands the Comes With Music range

  The world's biggest cell phone maker is looking to launch its music subscription service in more countries in the coming months and this week unveiled its first music-centric phone with a QWERTY keyboard.

• Samsung Lucido smartphone

  Samsung has unveiled the Lucido - its latest smartphone, which features GPS navigation and a 5Mp camera.

• News: 800,000 alternative energy-powered base stations in 2009

  Over 800,000 base stations will utilize alternative energy solutions such as wind or solar energy, and nearly 70 million mobile devices will be ethically disposed of or will be recycled in 2009.

• Opinion: Men banned from mobile phone shops

  Mobile retailer Phones 4u has banned men from its flagship stores (Tottenham Court Road in London, Argyle Street in Glasgow and Market Street in Manchester) this Wednesday as it launches Sony Ericsson's C905 Pink mobile (pictured here showing a nasty man being pushed out of a light aeroplane).

• News: Mobile phone trial on London Underground scrapped

  Plans to trial mobile phone use on London's tube network have not been implemented due to high costs, it has been revealed.

• 14 March 2009

• News: How iPhone apps could change the world

  Since Apple's iTunes App Store opened its doors in July 2008, the world has been treated to more than 20,000 apps for the iPhone 3G and the iPod Touch. As of February this year, 500 million apps had been downloaded from the store.

• 13 March 2009

• News: iSendMMS brings MMS to Apple iPhone at last

  Swedish company Mobispine has launched iSendMMS, an application that lets iPhone users send MMS (Multimedia Messaging Service) messages.

• News: Apple iPhone 3.0 coming next week

  Apple plans to preview version 3.0 of its iPhone software next week, prompting speculation that a third-generation iPhone may be with us this summer

• 12 March 2009

• Video: BlackBerry Curve 8900 - In Brief

  The BlackBerry Curve 8900 returns to RIM's original remit, having picked up a few neat tricks along the way

• News: O2 to get exclusive Palm Pre deal in UK?

  Web reports surfaced earlier today claiming the Spanish operator Telefonica had secured a distribution deal that extended to its O2 subsidiary in the UK. Palm Europe says it has "no announcements to make"

• News: Vodafone to offer DRM-free music

  Vodafone has signed a deal with the three of the UK's biggest record labels in a bid to offer customer Digital Rights Management-free (DRM) music on their mobiles.

• News: Google Voice offers cheap VoIP calls

  Google has launched a VoIP service for mobile phone users that looks set to rival apps from Skype and Truphone.

• St Patrick's Day iPhone case and wallet

  Ever one to jump on a bandwagon, Proporta has unveiled two St Patrick's Day products for Apple iPhone users and the fashionable geek.

• News: Microsoft offers app developers 70% of sales

  Microsoft has revealed it will hand over 70 percent of any sales of software sold in its app store to the developer.

• News: Mobile phone market decreases for first time

  The worldwide mobile phone market will decrease by about 8 percent this year, although smartphones will remain a growth area, according to a new forecast from IDC.

• News: MIT mobile phone batteries charge in seconds

  Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) scientists have developed a way to charge lithium ion batteries in seconds, instead of hours, opening the door to smaller, faster-charging batteries for mobile phones and other devices.

• 11 March 2009

• News: T-Mobile G1 users get paid-for Google apps

  T-Mobile G1 handset owners will be able to download paid for apps for their phones from tomorrow.

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