Softbank and Apple jointly develop mobile phones that have built-in iPod media systems.

Nokia has a plan to create one interactive device that would virtually eliminate the need for computers.

Internet telephony provider, Skype, has set up a new translation service, allowing customers to communicate in over 150 different languages using the company’s free online VoIP software.

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute on Thursday announced that it is forming an alliance with the state of New York and IBM to construct the Computational Center for Nanotechnology, a $100 million supercomputer…

In an effort to further capitalize on the launch of the N93 multimedia cell phone, Nokia’s interactive agency, R/GA, has created a virtual studio application to let users distribute video content with the phone’s built in camcorder.=

In the mobile communication industry, trends can change in the blink of an eye, and like SMS messaging and camera phones before it, 3G cellular broadband services are promising to be the next tool of rapid growth.

In an effort to meet the mounting demand for thin handsets, Samsung Electronics announced on Sunday that it will launch its ultra slim T509 cell phone in the United States.

The Motorola Q, a sleak new Windows-based smartphone from America’s best handset maker, has been generating rumors in the shadows, only to be delayed to “the first half of 2006.”