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now the Android G1 is available for ALL, meaning that T-Mobile's have launched the G1 to all US markets, regardless the network coverage.

There's a new and interesting information I got over at the internet. A market research group called the Strategy Analytics estimates that the cooperation between Google and T-Mobile will be able to sell approximately 400,000 units of Andriod Phones before 2008 is over. For the record, the number is pretty huge for a first quarter entry phone since it covers around 4% of smartphone market share.

AT&T have prepared another phone to compete with T-Mobile's Samsung Pixon: it's gonna be Samsung Memoir.

Finally, the popular Loopt have entered the Android Market. And the best thing is: it comes as a freeware :)

Here are the new top-five cell phone manufacturers based on their market share:

The Blackberry storm (formerly known as the Blackberry Thunder, the first ever touchscreen device from Blackberry) has gotten official as the company announced it two days ago. It is said from the press release that you will be able to see this handset in the market next month via Verizon and Vodafone. Here we provide you with several aspects of the Storm, including features, specs, and even a link to virtually try the phone

Users in USA, be prepared for the unlocked version of Palm Treo Pro! Yup, that's right. You can now purchase the unlock version as the manufacturer (Palm, that is) have announced the availability of the unlock version of this smartphone for United States market.

It looks like next year there will be war between phones that integrated 8 megapixel camera. Following the LG KC910, rumors said that another LG phone with an 8 megapixel camera will soon enter the market. The handset name, as for now, is the LG KC780.

Apple has rolled out its newest iPhone on Friday. All buyers and dealers were anticipating the phenomenal device in Asia s thriving underground marketplace in as little as a few days. Even though iPhones are nothing new to Asia, because the fanatic users from Shanghai to Bangkok already sport fake and unlocked versions of last year s models.

These days one of the hottest political and News Show topic is to boycott Chinese products post China certain political stand. When it comes to countries, it's very obvious that many tries to make all brownie points to achieve their hidden goal.

India being the central attraction point for global Smartphone player given the huge market place. Most of the Indians are turning towards Smartphone to experience the power of Digital segment. We are also aware that Indian buyers tend to buy high end phone on EMI model and constitutes around 3%of total wireless user.