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An exclusive gaming deal between Orange and HMV is set to be finalised this week as Orange seeks to open the door for its consumers to mobile gaming, music, films and live events that offer a wealth of mobile phone accessories for everyday use.

The BlackBerry mobile phones market share could be set to come under attack by Finnish mobile giants Nokia, with the Nokia E72 business smartphone set to hit the shelves targeting the female consumer population.

The phenomenon of the iPhone somewhat overshadowed the success of the iPod Touch. Despite having no mobile phone hardware built into its device, the iPod Touch has become a similarly important multimedia gadget

Google’s impending Android-powered smartphone, the Nexus One has been delayed for release in the UK until mid-April, allowing its competitors to steal a march on them in the British market over the coming weeks.

In the tightening global economy, British watchdog organisation Ofcom has revealed figures that will encourage mobile phone users to make greater savings on bills by switching to a mobile tariff that is better suited to the needs of the consumer.

Mobile manufacturers Nokia have filed for a US patent to produce a smartphone that can be used continuously without having to be plugged in and re-charged.

Mobile manufacturers Apple has revealed that its new Apple iPad device will be going on sale in UK stores from late April, a few weeks later than previously suggested by the American giants.

Mobile phone users in countries across the European Union will now be able to cap their mobile internet usage to avoid the threat of surprise bills.

The long-awaited decision regarding the future of the proposed takeover between global mobile phone carriers Orange and T-Mobile arrived to conclusion this week.

According to a recent survey by YouGov, many UK drivers continue to flout mobile phone legislation at the wheel of their vehicles.