Alltel Wireless, America’s largest network, has teamed with Ontela to bring their customers PhotoCopter, a breakthrough service that finally unlocks the photos trapped inside their mobile phones. PhotoCopter saves every camera phone photo customers snap to their home computers and favorite web photo albums. PhotoCopter automatically transfers the taken picture to the personal computer - with no extra buttons to push. The PhotoCopter service is exclusively available to Alltel customers with the Motorola V3m, V3a, V9m and ROKR for $2.99/month, providing customers with unlimited picture transfer to their PC, email address, and web photo albums including Photobucket, Flickr, Blogger, and Snapfish.

The Wireless Source is promoting a new service that offers large corporations and their employees the ability to recycle their wireless devices in a safe and secure manner and get rewarded for the value of those retired units. The service is cost-free and features guaranteed data removal from the retired wireless handsets, while ensuring proper disposal of unusable devices. As mobile phones have increased in popularity, the average life of a mobile phone is now less than 18 months. As organizations and their personnel upgrade their phones, it frequently creates a stockpile of unused handsets sitting idle in closets and desk drawers.

Trapster launched the world's first speed trap sharing social network for mobile phones. This new information sharing community gives control back to individual drivers allowing them to work together to be more aware of local speed limits and avoid hefty fines and penalties. Users alert other members to police speed traps in real time, using a simple button push on their mobile phone. The community includes a sophisticated ratings system to measure the reliability of members thereby increasing confidence in the alert data.

Celly Corp has chosen the CellTrust patent pending SecureSMS Gateway to host its GoCelly Mobile Phone Food Ordering System. The system, which will be free to users, allows consumers to order and pay for their favorite meals for pick up or delivery through short code text messages or online.

Nuance Communications, a provider of speech and imaging solutions, announced that Nuance Voice Control, a speech-based mobile search and messaging service, is now available in French. Rogers Wireless, Canada’s largest wireless voice and data communications service provider, will be the first to offer Nuance Voice Control in French beginning in April 2008.

PumpOne, the developers of the first visual portable personal training programs for the iPod, nano, iPhone and other handheld devices, announces the launch of Pumped For Summer 2008. This new trainer provides both video and audio coaching to quickly get a person into beach body shape so they can look their best when showing the most.

Verizon Wireless reminds consumers to take steps now to comply with new driver safety initiatives. Motorists in California have less than four months to get ready to comply with a new state law requiring drivers over the age of 18 to use hands-free devices when talking on their wireless phones. Starting July 1, 2008, motorists over 18 could face fines starting at $20 for talking on wireless phones without using hands-free devices, while drivers under the age of 18 are prohibited from using a wireless phone even with a hands-free device while operating a motor vehicle.

Clip in Touch, the developer and marketer of personalized content solutions for web and mobile messaging, announced the launch of its latest family of personalized mobile messaging solutions. Designed with an easy to use interface, the solutions allow mobile phone and web users to create individualized video messages with that extra personal touch. With just a few simple clicks, users can mix video, music, text and images to make the personal appear professional. The completed message can be sent either over the web, mobile phone network or both.

GyPSii, the world's leading geo-location and social networking service provider for mobile phones and Internet devices, is now available on the Apple iPhone - Apple's market-leading high-end mobile device. The Apple iPhone has shipped more than five million units worldwide since its launch in 2007. The new web-based GyPSii iPhone application integrates its multiple services into a single interface, making it easy for users to enjoy a wide range of new and exciting location-based features and services, along with social networking - all using the fluid, intuitive touch-screen user interface of the Apple iPhone.

NEC Corporation, a provider of Next Generation IP Voice and Media service solutions, announced that their intention to connect the virtual world, namely "Second Life" to the real world using their SCI Platform solution. SCI Platform, which incorporates components of NEC's Service Delivery Platform (SDP) for providers of IP voice and multimedia services, will liberate currently closed virtual world communications and connect them to the real world by using a unique `NEC communicator` placed in Second Life world.