Imeem for Android is a music application from Imeem.com available for free at the Android Market.

This application caught my eye as one of the early front-runners in popularity at the Android Market. I’ve been using it for about a month, and I listen just about daily.

As a music app, it’s faster and easier to use than the music player that’s built into the G1 handset. If you’re more in the mood for a genre than for a specific song or artist, it’s a better choice. One of the application’s strengths is its buffering capabilities. You won’t get any hiccups or skips in songs — even in an elevator. I’ve had songs restart on me once or twice after a few seconds of playing, but Imeem definitely got streaming right with this application.

Local Favorites
One of the fun features is a station that plays the songs that are currently hot in your area. One recent visit to the “Los Angeles” channel served up some fresh new Britney Spears, Kanye West and even Paris Hilton; it definitely didn’t offer any music I’d actually want to listen to.

Imeem claims to customize its music feed based on your preferences. The interface on the G1 does include a “heart” button that allows you to tell it that you like the song you’re hearing. But what does pushing that button do?

Imeem lacks a clear indication of how the user’s input influences the music selection going forward. If I push the “heart” button, does that mean the system is learning my preferences and using that to create a better mix of music for me? I’d like to think so, but I still end up hearing roughly the same mix of music on each of the stations I listen to.

Perhaps the input is being used in a more macro fashion, such as to link bands and music styles to each other, but I want a little more.

Where’s My Station?
The Imeem Android app offers the option to create a separate station based on my favorite artists, but when I go to that station, nothing plays.

This kind of feature seems to exist on the Web version of Imeem, but it hasn’t translated effectively to the Android client just yet. One other thing I’ve noticed is that artists I set as favorites on my phone don’t necessarily show up as such on the Web site.

So, while Imeem says its Android app “seamlessly integrates with features on imeem.com,” I would say the seams are showing.

Still, for the way I use it — as Web radio on the go — Imeem is a worthwhile application that mixes in some new bands and additional familiar music along with the music it already knows you like.

The market of the exclusive cell phones develops no slower than that of usual ones. The reason for this consists in the fact that many reach and famous people prefer to buy very expensive cell phones of limited editions. Generally the only thing that distinguishes these original devices from traditional ones is their first-class design. An absolutely new cell phone by Chanel represents one of such exclusive devices.

The gadget called the Chanel Choco phone is a cell phone that has been designed by Fred de Garilhe. It works by “integrating an optical fiber system that displays image between two glass parts. There are 12 micro lighter fibers that project image components to the glass, enabling thus quite a good luminosity, and keep the mobile phone concept as light as possible. But all the lights appear just when you open the phone by pushing removable part on the side of it.” In addition to this given cell phone looks incredibly great standing for Madame Coco Chanel’s superb design sense. Actually on the first glance the gadget doesn’t seem to be a phone at all. When it is closed, it looks more like a piece of chocolate, but made from white, black, or yellow gold surface.

Thus, given cell phone has every prospect to success. Moreover, I think that it will be desired by many people, despite its price that will probably be quite a high one, because nothing of this kind has been created before.

TeaShark gives you full web browsing on your mobile phone with superb usability and performance. It renders web pages the same way as desktop browsers. No more ‘mobile web’, your favourite sites are the same on your phone and the desktop.

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Motorola enables users immediate access to Google on millions of Motorola handsets worldwide

Las Vegas, NV – 6 January 2006 – Motorola, Inc. (NYSE: MOT), a global leader in wireless communications, and Google Inc. (NASDAQ: GOOG) today announced a global alliance to enable users easy access to Google on Motorola handsets.

Motorola will integrate a Google icon onto select devices so that users can connect directly to Google anytime, anywhere at the click of a button. These mass-market, Internet-optimized handsets will be distributed from early 2006 to select Motorola customers worldwide.

“Many of our customers have been asking for mobile devices integrated with their consumers’ favorite online search services. By featuring Google on Motorola handsets for those customers, we are making it easier for consumers to connect to the information they need when they need it,” said Scott Durchslag, Corporate Vice President and General Manager of Global xProducts for Motorola’s Mobile Device business. “Our relationship with Google provides an opportunity for us to offer a high quality mobile search experience – one familiar to and loved by millions of users across the globe.”

“Access to information is imperative for people on-the-go. Whether checking the local weather or locating the restaurant of their choice, consumers today require personalized search services that are tailored to their needs,” said Nikesh Arora, vice president, European Operations, Google Inc. “With immediate access to Google, millions of Motorola users worldwide will be able to quickly and easily find information that’s important to them.”

Motorola handsets with the Google icon are expected to be available to consumers starting in Q1 of 2006.

About Motorola
Motorola is a Fortune 100 global communications leader that provides seamless mobility products and solutions across broadband, embedded systems and wireless networks. In your home, auto, workplace and all spaces in between, seamless mobility means you can reach the people, things and information you need on the go. Seamless mobility harnesses the power of technology convergence and enables smarter, faster, cost-effective and flexible communication. Motorola had sales of US $31.3 billion in 2004. For more information: www.motorola.com.

About Google Inc.
Google’s innovative search technologies connect millions of people around the world with information every day. Founded in 1998 by Stanford Ph.D. students Larry Page and Sergey Brin, Google today is a top web property in all major global markets. Google’s targeted advertising program provides businesses of all sizes with measurable results, while enhancing the overall web experience for users. Google is headquartered in Silicon Valley with offices throughout the Americas, Europe, and Asia. For more information, visit www.google.com.

SAN FRANCISCO — Adobe Systems Inc. has released Macromedia Flash Lite 2 and Macromedia Flash Player SDK 7, software tools that enable developers to incorporate embedded software based on Flash animation into mobile phones and other handheld devices.According to Adobe, which finalized the acquisition of Macromedia last month, Flash Player SDK 7 is optimized for consumer electronic devices, enabling consumer electronics manufacturers, system integrators and browser companies to create products and services with full web browsing capabilities that leverage Internet sites featuring Flash content.

According to Anup Muraka, Adobe’s senior director of marketing and mobile devices, Adobe/Macromedia has seen enormous growth in the interest in Flash for mobile devices as the complexity of these devices has risen in recent years. Shipments of mobile devices running Flash have more than tripled in the last 12 months, he said, from 12 million to 45 million units. Muraka believes adoption of Flash for mobile devices will continue to increase along with device complexity.

A number of manufacturers are currently shipping Flash technology-enabled mobile phones and consumer electronics devices, including Nokia, Samsung, Sony Ericsson, Kodak and Reigncom, according to Adobe, which commands a per-unit royalty on every Flash-enabled device.

The ability of Flash to create a compelling user interface and more dynamic functionality for cell phones and other mobile devices is easily observed. And as developers are able to pack handheld devices with more and more computing power, the common wisdom is that they will seek to not only load devices with more functionality, but endeavor to create a better and more intuitive user experience. This, Muraka says, is where Flash comes in.

According to Adobe (San Jose, Calif.), Flash Lite 2 and Flash Player SDK 7 enable OEMs, consumer electronics device manufacturers and operators to provide rich, customizable user interfaces, while delivering more consistent consumer experiences across devices, operating systems, processors and screen sizes. Flash Lite 2 and Flash Player SDK, Adobe claims, can also reduce deployment costs and deliver content and interfaces three to five times faster than competing solutions.

“Flexible user interfaces are a key differentiator and a significant part of the value creation on devices,” said John Jackson, senior analyst at Yankee Group, in a statement issued by Adobe. “Flash Lite 2 and Flash Player SDK 7 expand vendors’ and operators’ U/I options and open the mobile market to a broader base of content and prolific developers.”

While previous versions of the products were built on Flash Player 6, both Flash Lite 2 and Flash Player SDK 7 are built on Flash Player 7. This includes ActionScript 2 support, Unicode support for international markets, tighter device integration, persistent data management, reduced memory consumption and improved XML data handling, Adobe said.

While Adobe’s Flash technology for mobile devices still lags the company’s leading-edge Flash technology for desktop computers (Flash Player 8 has been available since last summer), Muraka said the gap is closing and that the company would eventually offer Flash for mobile devices that is based on the latest and greatest Flash player.

Devices powered by Flash Lite 2 and Flash Player SDK 7 are expected to be available later this year, Adobe said. Licensing information is available on the Adobe Web site.