AT&T and Apple today announced three service plans for iPhone which start at just $59.99 per month. All three plans include unlimited data, Visual Voicemail, 200 SMS text messages, roll-over minutes, unlimited mobile-to-mobile calling, and a specific number of voice minutes. With everything else already included, iPhone customers can easily choose the plan that's right for them based on the amount of voice minutes they plan to use each month. In addition, iPhone customers can choose from any... [Read]

According to Sina.com, Google will release its first cell phone by the end of this year or early next year (recently reported as a rumor). The handset is being developed by Taiwan-based HTC Co., who also manufactures the Apple iPhone.  The Google cell phone will be able to access to the Internet and will feature Google's Gmail and search engine services.  According to Isabel Aguilera, CEO of Google's Spain and Portugal regions, Google is developing a mobile phone for users in developing countries so that they can get easier access to information.Google, Yahoo! and Microsoft Corp are developing mobile services such as e-mail, online maps and search engines to gain consumers who want to surf the Web while on the move.  Mobile devices outsold personal computers by more than four to one last year, according to market research firm Gartner Inc.  [Read]

It seems like Apple may be on it's way to having another winner like the iPod.  According to Cingular Wireless (now owned by AT&T Inc.), they has received about 1 million inquiries about Apple Inc. upcoming iPhone.Cingular will be the first to sell the music-playing iPhone when Apple which will begin shipment in June 07.  Cingular is not taking advance orders for the iPhone, however, it set up a section on its Web site inviting visitors to leave their e-mail addresses to receive information about the phone when it is released.Apple has said it could eventually sell 10 million iPhones, which play music and video and have a touch screen. The version with 4 gigabytes of flash memory will cost $499, while the 8-gigabyte version will cost $599. [Read]