Google Releases New Version of Youtube, Pandora and IHeartRadio for BlackBerry and more

Google has released a new version of the Youtube application for Windows Mobile and Nokia S60 phones. The latest version is faster and also offers improved streaming over Wi-Fi to support a wider range of networks. One can download the application by visitingm.youtube.com from their handsets.


Tech Trader Daily is reporting that major carriers have rejected Dell’s first attempt at a mobile handset. The reason for rejection? “Too Dell like”. So its back to the drawing board and hopefully the second time Dell will get it right.


[Via Washington Post ]




Virgin Mobile USA will soon plunge into the touchscreen world. Virgin's touchscreen smartphone would be designed and priced keeping in mind the low- and middle-income youth. For now no further details are available.

[ViaYahoo News ]



Some good news for BlackBerry users. The Pandora and IHeartRadio  services are now available to select BlackBerry devices including the Bold, Curve and Pearl handsets. Unfortunately T-Mobile users cannot avail this service.

[Via Engadget Mobile ]

 

The Samsung Movie Service has been rolled out in select European markets. Those who subscribe to this service can download or rent movies and TV programs on their mobile phones. Prices start at t 2.49 pounds and for more information got to http://movies.uk.samsungmobile.com/