Users of BlackBerry phones including the BlackBerry Storm have more options through Palringo. Palringo Gold is now available as well as a version of Palringo Radio specific to the Storm. continued »

Another model from Sony Ericsson just unveiled for the younger market is the W205 Walkman. The slider phone is a good one for the first-time mobile owner who likes their tunes. continued »

Opened last week, the store offers online music, over-the-air games and applications storefront. The Verizon Media Store is now open. continued »

Jose Tomas DeLuna came up with his KRE8 project during a school design session sponsored by Motorola. The phone brings together ideas from Nintendo's Wiimote, Tonium's Pacemaker Portable DJ and iPhone making a portable music system. continued »

Only the other day, reports about Clear Channel's the rising popularity of iheartradio for the iPhone was released. Now, BlackBerry gets another choice from Pandora. continued »

A budget friendly phone, the Motorola EM330 was just released by AT&T! All this happening at the same time as iPhone was off talking about everything '3.0'. continued »

It's all about the music for the European market of Nokia. The Company has announced three music-themed handsets: 5730 XpressMusic, 5330 XpressMusic and 5030. continued »

Numerous Nokia music phones have been unveiled recently, like the 5800 XpressMusic. With this, Nokia has announced that it will held a new music event this Wednesday. continued »

Gresso have released the Skeleton Gold, following the release of the Gresson Avantgarde Skeleton luxury phone in December last year. The phone has an open back made out of sapphire crystal, and is part of only 50 pieces. continued »

Samsung has just announced their newest flip phone the SCH-r470 or TwoStep for US Cellular. This midgrade handset comes with all your more common features such as music player with quick music keys, microSD card slot capable of up to 8GB expandable memory and stereo speakers. The Samsung TwoStep also has Bluetooth, but what would a phone be without it? This ... continued »