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Apple’s iTunes App Store capture 12pc share, onOne releases DSLR Remote application for the iPhone and more. Here is today's mobile round up.

T-Mobile Shadow now available, LG Flare  pretty in pink, BlackBerry Storm hits the million mark and more. Here is today’s mobile round up.

BlackBerry Storm to support global VZ Navigator, Sprint Diamond ROM leaked, LG Lotus hands on review and more. Here is today's mobile round up.

Verizon releases update for the BlackBerry Storm, Nokia 2065 Mirage debuts on Verizon Wireless, “Sprint 4G” tested out successfully and more. Here is today’s mobile round up.

Blackberry's first touchscreen device and bold competitor to the iPhone will be available from Verizon for $199 starting November 21. The Storm features a 3.25" hi-resolution display, a 3.2-megapixel camera, GPS, Bluetooth 2.0, 1GB of internal memory, an internal motion sensor, and both quad-band GSM and CDMA radios, including 3G data on both network standards. The famous Blackberry messaging capability is present, along with the ability to edit Microsoft Office documents on the device, and turn-by-turn GPS with Verizon's VZ Navigator software.

Blackberrys are often the weapon of choice of business users to communicate and stay organized, deployed by the thousands at companies around the world. They've traditionally been a bit short on multimedia capabilities and the fun factor, things the Storm looks to address. But will the Storm stand up to the iPhone 3G and other well-rounded and highly-capable smartphones? We've got our test unit in hand and are working on our in-depth review and scientific testing as you read this. While you wait for that, we've got some first impressions for you...

Samsung Saga debuts on Verizon Wireless, BlackBerry Storm on Best Buy, Nokia 6650 now available on AT&T and more. Here is today's mobile round up.

BlackBerry Storm gets a release date, the Sony Ericsson W705 Walkman phone is official, Samsung T919 Behold and Gravity announced for  T-Mobile and more. Here is today's web round up