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Gmail have a long history and also have a long list of fans around the world. After a while ago Google have announced their first step to the mobile world with the T-Mobile G1 Android, this time they show their masterpiece by putting the popular Gmail into the Android.

The battle to control the mobile market has assumed a different dimension; especially with users showing a lot of interests in devices that have modern tracking features. Actually, no one in the world would blame mobile phone users if one must prevent a repeat of the World Trade Center multiple bomb

Huawei Technologies Co, the telecom-network equipment giants, unveiled the world's slimmest Smartphone - Ascend P6 - at an event in London. Just over 6mm thick, Ascend P6 will be available for sale in China this month and in Western Europe in July, with the recommended price of €449 (£385).

the Frances is apparently a Cyber-shot phone named C903, and rumors are saying that the phone will be officially announced at the Mobile World Congress together with the C901.

Smartphone fan around the world, prepare to see more of HTC handsets in 2009 as they plan to release around 10 new cellphones this year, based on either Winmo or Android.

This time the Nokia, the largest phone market share holders in the world have unveiled three new phones, which are the Nokia N97, Nokia E75 and Nokia E55. Checkout their first specs here

The internet messaging has outnumbered SMS messaging for the first time in its 20-year history, the research firm Informa has found. Thanks to BlackBerry's flagship messaging service - BlackBerry Messenger - the users of Apple and Google Smartphones can soon send messages over an internet connection free of cost and avoid the fees charged by the telephone carriers.

Vodafone Group has confirmed the long-running speculation that it has been approached by Germany's biggest cable operator - Kabel Deutschland - about a probable multi-billion dollar take-over, a move which would boost U.K. mobile company's broadband and TV offerings.