Research in Motion has been in contact with a number of the most popular record labels in the world discussing a possible agreement that would allow him to launch a music service of their own. A number of the world’s most popular mobile companies have already been in discussions with the world’s largest record labels regarding how they can put together a music service for their mobile devices such as unlocked Blackberry Bold Touch 9900, Bold 9780, etc.. It is rumored that Research In Motion is looking to utilize these deals with record labels to launch a BBM Music service for their subscribers. The application was first noted a few months ago that it could be an application I was embedded within the messenger give users the ability to purchase and share music with their friends. It is estimated that this application would cost users around $4.99 per month.

Now that it has been confirmed that Research In Motion is working with a number of the largest record labels, you can bet that this technology may be making an appearance in the very near future. They are reportedly signed with as many as two different record labels including Universal Music Group, as well as Sony Music Entertainment. These deals alone would give them access to some of the world’s most popular bands and artists and would allow for their users to have access to some very interesting music. There are also reportedly in discussions with Warner Music Group and EMI Music.

It is good to see that Research In Motion is constantly updating their applications and are looking for new ways to bring functionality to their users. The market share that the company has lost in recent years is being a driving force for the company as they look for new ways to bring additional functionality to their users in a way that makes sense. Since the BBM platforms are something that is used by a majority of their users, you can bet that they are looking to quickly and efficiently update their service.

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The BlackBerry Monaco, also known as the Storm 3 has been widely reported on, and Research In Motion has not yet confirmed its existence at this time. The phone is set to launch in September for Verizon Wireless, according to a number of different reports, and will be the third version of the Unlocked Blackberry Storm series.

The device looks very similar to previous versions of the phone. It will still have the trackpad that was seen on the earlier versions, and will have a touchscreen display, along with a beautiful looking screen. RIM is continuing their efforts to bring the BlackBerry platform back to touchscreen phones. They have had a number of previous touchscreen launches  but have never really been able to deliver in the same way that other smart devices have.

The BlackBerry OS is traditionally meant for QWERTY keyboard devices. Transferring users over to a touchscreen device may take a little bit of getting used to. With the upcoming PlayBook just on the horizon, it is clear that the company would like to move a larger portion of their business to touchscreen phones so that they can easily attempt to capture the non-business market.

Specs for the device have not yet been made available, but it is believed to feature a 1.2 GHz processor, and have NFC compatibility which will make it one of the most high powered phone releases to date from Research In Motion. The video that appeared online today pretty much confirms the existence of the phone that has been rumored for quite some time. It will be interesting to see if this forces Research In Motion to acknowledge the phone and release additional information about the specs.

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According to leading phone blog site, The Kindle has quickly become one of the most popular platforms for reading eBooks and other online material that can be purchased through the Amazon bookstore. Now, a number of sources are claiming that Amazon has been selling eBooks that are free to the public and have had their licensing information stripped. These books can come in a variety of different formats through their service including ePub, Kindle format and even in HTML.

Some of the eBooks have been made available through Project Gutenberg, a project that is focused on providing free eBooks online. It is the largest and first collection of its kind. Project Gutenberg also employs a number of volunteers that are not paid for their services, so it is strange that Amazon would attempt to use these same ebooks that are available to the public for gain.

The selling of these eBooks that have been re-branded is not illegal, but is it ethical? That is the question that critics are now asking Amazon. Charging someone for something that they acquired for free certainly will rub some of their users the wrong way, especially those that paid money for the books. The truth of the matter is that selling the books for profit isn’t even against the Project Gutenberg licensing terms.

In response to the allegations against the company an Amazon Spokeswoman replied by saying that the books were not uploaded by Amazon itself and instead were uploaded by third parties using their self serve platform that they have provided for the distribution of ebooks online. Amazon has not committed to removing the books from their store but if they garner much more press attention there is a good chance that they could decide to remove them in an effort to avoid the bad publicity that they have created for the largest online retailer in the world.

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According to a leading unlocked cell phone mobile blog, the upcoming Nokia E7 will be featuring 3G radios with their device.  This comes as great news to the people who were planning on buying this device because with it being 3G makes it worth even more than it was before people found out about this news.  If you are unsure of the features of 3G phones, then we will fill you in on what it entitles.

First of all, all 3G networks have a lot faster transfer speeds than other phones such as 2G ones.  For example, if you were to download a five minute song on a 3G phone, then it would probably only take around 30 seconds tops most of the time; however, if you used an old, outdated 2G phone, then it will probably take you up to 15 minutes just to download a five minute song.  That is almost a 14 minute difference, so as you can tell, having 3G definitely has its advantages over the older phones.  Just the transfer speeds alone are worth it in my opinion.

3G phones are more or less like computers that you can carry in your pocket; mini lap-tops more or less.  You are able to receive streaming video from different websites such as Youtube, you can send and receive faxes, send and receive e-mails, join or create a video conference, and much more.  The possibilities are endless with 3G phones.

As you can see, having a 3G phone definitely has its advantages over the older phones.  With that said, you can also now realize how valuable the Nokia E7 is for having 3G capabilities.  If you are a fan of Nokia cell phone devices, then this is a must have to add to your collection.  There has been no release date on when these phones will be on the market yet, but we will keep you updated.

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