The final release of Opera Mini 4.2 is now available to download on most mobile phones – including the T-Mobile G1 Android phone. This will be the first alternative to the standard Android browser.

From today, all O2 prepay customers are eligible for an O2 Surprise each time they top up. These surprises will range from free texts, picture messages, Internet browsing and minutes – to shopping vouchers, cinema tickets, race day or spa experiences or even a brand new iPhone.

Eight Photographers, Eight Cities, 24 Hours, One MOTOZINE ZN5. The results can now be viewed on Motorola’s dedicated ZN5 website.

The market leader for selling phones to the older generation and sight impaired users has announced its first ‘big button’ mobile with a retail price of just £49.99. The Binatone Speakeasy is the UK’s lowest priced phone for this growing segment of the market.

Sky Mobile TV is now available to 3 subscribers in the UK, but you’ll need to make sure you’ve got a suitable Internet add-on to avoid huge bills.

The desire to put a BlackBerry device in the hand of the consumer appears to be paying off, according to new figures released by Research In Motion.

LG has teamed up with PRADA once more to release its latest fashionable touchscreen mobile, but this time there’s a slide-out keyboard and a wealth of cool features. The KF900 will be on sale by the end of November 2008.

Despite assurances from T-Mobile that G1 sales are \”exceeding expectations\”, the story from T-Mobile retail staff paints a different picture – according to a report by trade newspaper Mobile News.

The release of the latest Nokia E-series E63 brings messaging devices to the mass market, with a lower cost than the current E71.

Opera has today launched a preview of Opera Mini 4.2, as well as offering faster web browsing speeds with the introduction of a new server in the United States.

Sony Ericsson has launched the W705 Walkman phone, with Wi-Fi and a 3.2-megapixel camera.

How many mobile broadband dongles can there be? Well, we’re not sure what the answer is; but here’s another one. This time it’s the Vodafone USB Stick Pro, with an integrated 4GB microSDHC memory card.

You can help the BBC raise money for Children In Need by recycling your old mobile phone – and giving them up to £80 for each handset sent!

New and existing Virgin Media broadband customers can now get a mobile broadband dongle starting from just £5 a month, with a 1GB monthly data allowance.

If you can’t bear the thought of someone else having the BlackBerry Storm before you, it’s time to get your pre-order in. It’s free on a £35 a month contract, but only when you sign up for 24-months!

What’s this? Another way to save money on your phone? We like the sound of that! With international calls costing a fortune, 3 has decided to let its subscribers call abroad using Skype – and pay Skype’s highly competitive rates instead. Meanwhile, a new version of Windows Live Messenger can cut down on your texting charges too.

Apparently it’s no longer just for women, as faking it is becoming just as common for men. Of course, we’re talking about Communifaking…

From the 1st November, TomTom will begin shipping its latest range of GO LIVE navigation devices, with a built-in SIM card that allows a range of essential services to be used on the move.

Truphone has launched its low-cost international call Anywhere service for BlackBerry users

LogMeIn has released a beta version of its LogMeIn Ignition software that allows remote access to a PC and Mac from your iPhone or iPod Touch.

Fancy scaring the hell out of your mates? Let Sony Ericsson and 3 give you a hand!

There was only one place to be on the night of the What Mobile Awards – but just 160 people were able to attend the exclusive ceremony that took place at Shoreditch House, an exclusive members club in east London.