In contract mobile phones, one has to get into a contract of as much as of twelve months. He has to pay the tariff monthly. In pay as you go, one just has to buy the handset and a sim and get a regular top up done. Sim free has the benefit of changing sim whenever they like.

The range of mobile phones varies as according to their features. The more the features the more expensive cell phone can be. Starting from the simple function of making and receiving calls, the mobile phones can have cameras, internet, sound system and so on.

The DST3G Cool is one of the latest dual-SIM handsets to be announced by General Mobile. This cell phone sports features such as a 2 megapixel camera, a microSD memory card slot, and Bluetooth. Tri-band GSM/EDGE and quad-band UMTS support round out the feature set. Read the full story here.

Earlier this year Nokia closed its plant in Bochum, Germany, and is moving those operations to Romania. With 2,300 of its citizens now unemployed, the German state of North Rhine-Westphalia is now demanding that Nokia repay US$63 million in subsidies plus interest, totaling $92 million. Read the full story here.

Oracle and Nokia Deliver Unrivaled Support and Capabilities for Oracle Mobile End-users and Developers Read the full story here.

Again we see Sony Ericsson releasing existing devices in new colors. Following the pink version, the Swedish-Japanese handset maker is about to release the W580i in "Jungle Green" color. And while we're not sure whether the image above is real or not, we know one thing - Saint Patrick's Day is just around the corner [...]

Alltel has officially introduced the LG AX830 Glimmer, a slider handset with a large 2.8" WQVGA touchscreen display. The AX830 also features a 2 megapixel camera and a microSD card slot for extra memory expansion. It is set to be available for purchase on March 13th. Read the full story here.

AT&T is ramping up its NCAA March Madness mobile offerings to provide users with an exclusive access to all things NCAA basketball via MEdia Net NCAA March Madness mobile portal. The content available on AT&T's NCAA portal includes such information as top men's tournament news stories, scoring updates, polls and NCAA basketball trivia, as well [...]

Now I'm not saying the next iPhone due to come out this year will have an Intel chip inside, but the one after that, think summer 2009, is looking like a strong candidate for Intel's upcoming Moorestown chip. This slide from my friend Charlie over at TheINQ pretty much says it all: ---Related Articles at IntoMobile:Apple [...]

You may like it or not, but iPhone keeps getting most of the media attention. Today Cupertino folks announced that a total of 100,000 SDKs were downloaded. It's only fair to say not all of these people will actually ever make an iPhone application, but the number is impressive nevertheless. As a matter of fact, [...]

Yesterday LG officially announced the Glimmer and today the device appeared on Alltel's website. However, that doesn't mean you can grab it right away. D-Day (or that's G-Day) is set for March 13th (tomorrow) when you'll be able to buy the stylish slider for $249.99 with an appropriate contract. Bare in mind this phone has GPS, [...]

03/12/08 - Manage data loads of fuel in your vehicle.

03/12/08 - Create ringtones from MP3, WMA, WAV, OGG and Audio CD files and transfer them to your mobile phone.

T-Mobile had us all up in a tizzy when they delayed their launch window for the T-Mobile BlackBerry 8820. With a GPS receiver, EDGE data connection, and WiFi, the BlackBerry 8820 is definitely a handset that we can't wait to get our hands on. So when T-Mobile moved the initial launch from March 5th to [...]

I.C.G., a leader in wireless digital signage solutions, have announced the industry's first end-to-end wireless digital signage solution. Sidelining the high cost of hard wires and cumbersome implementation of traditional digital signage, I.C.G. combines their innovative wireless MobileMedia SystemTM and ViFi AdapterTM (video over WiFi) to bring a new standard to the industry. According to industry [...]

Those explosion-happy Taliban sure are good at what they do. Which is to say, blowing things up. By making good on their threat to target (Taliban speak for "blow to bits") cellular towers if network operators didn't shutdown their service at night, it seems that those crazy Taliban managed to get Afghan operators to acquiesce. The [...]

I recently received a PR communication about GoldSpot Media having procured some new senior management hires. That being the case, and also given that GoldSpot is working in mobile video advertising, I thought I would take myself over to their website for a looksie - you might remember that I've posted before on Mobile Advertising [...]

It's one thing to customize the ringtone that you hear when your friends and family call you. But, it's an apparently more attractive option to choose what the caller hears when they call you. Ringback tones are either super-cool or super-annoying, depending on your preference. With the success of these ringback tones, championed by Verizon Wireless [...]

Stun guns that look like mobile phones aren't new. But, the latest cellphone turned stun gun to be discovered actually looks like a decent handset upon cursory inspection. This Sony Ericsson look-alike is a fresh departure from previous stun guns masquerading as ugly monoblock handsets, and the police in Nottingham, England are surprised to have found [...]

JMISE have announced their "just make it simple" portal is available for use by owners of PDAs and Smartphones. The central idea (not a new one) is that by aggregating lots of useful information under a common UI, it is simpler for you reach the information you need, since you don't have time to trawl [...]