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• Brightpoint enters into distribution agreement with Skype
• Macromedia announces Fireworks 8; new interactive features, creative tools, and mobile assets top feature list
• SightSpeed partners with RemotePipes, leading provider of roaming Internet access solutions
• Online gaming an activity of gender equality in Asia
• Sarbakan, a Quebec-based game developer, launches its newest game property, The Bug Factor, on www.Trygames.com
• Strategy Analytics: Apple iPod blows away mobile music challengers
• Cellphone: a new entertainment device
• U.S. wireless market share
• NetMotion Wireless boosts security and productivity for mobile workers
• Pantech launches smart phone
• Strategy Analytics' survey paints a day in the life of the connected mobile worker
• Mobile games: a market poised to "power up"
• Amp'd Mobile acquires NINJA Mobile's mobile development division
• LXE reinforces its presence in Asia with the opening of Asia Pacific headquarters in Singapore
• America Online Inc. launches AOLMobile.com, a personalized mobile portal with one-stop shopping for today's hottest phones
• Nokia N90 voted European Media Phone of the Year
• Get ready for Palm's "Treo" to use Windows Mobile with SYWARE's mobile database and application development software
• U.S. consumer demand for mobile email widespread, according to new survey
• Bitstream offers small, fast font rendering subsystem for Symbian OS mobile phones
• City of Cleveland utilizes Cisco Wireless Technology to deliver innovative e-permitting process
• Pass certifies Sierra Wireless Aircard 580 for mobile data service
• Strategy Analytics: open access billing strategies drive strong Cingular/T-Mobile data ARPU growth
• Boost Mobile and AirG launch Boost HOOKT mobile community
• Asphalt: Urban GT™ 2 on the N-Gage platform immerses gamers in world of wild dream-car action racing