Google news for mobile is an inherent tool for users on the move. Google has now enhanced the service. The official Google Mobile blogspot has launched a completely new Google News offering for iPhone, Android, and Palm Pre users.

Keeping to the company’s endeavors in improving and keeping user experience consistent, the service should excite users of iPhone, Android and Palm Pre devices. The novel version retains the richness and personalization of the original Google News on desktop application. Google has offered a best tool to the users to stay updated with the latest happenings across the globe on their phone.

The application’s innovative homepage features more stories, sources and images. Donning a conventional appearance and feel, users can access the preferred sections and also exlore new ones effortlessly. It lets users search articles and play videos seamlessly in just a few clicks. In addition, for the readers who already use Google News on their desktop, they will find all their personalizations preserved in the mobile version as well.

Google News for mobile is now available in 29 languages and 70 editions. It is already accessible for other phones like as Blackberry, Windows Mobile, and S60. Aficionados can expect more enhancements for these in the near future.

Apple’s iPhone has monopolized the smart-phone market since the past couple of years. The existing scenario could soon be reversed with the introduction of the new Droid. The 3.7-inch touch screen Droid consists of two principal parts. The upper part is the large glass display, and the lower portion is a slightly longer keyboard.

Motorola’s new-age design is bit thicker than the iPhone 3GS making it more impressive. Coupled with Google’s open-source software, it sports a full keyboard, a bigger screen than the iPhone and a flash-based camera.

The Droid’s built-in keyboard with click keys, provide its users with an easy experience. Its buttons are relatively large so you wont be hitting the delete button every now and then.

The Droid comes with a 600 MHz Arm Cortex A8 CPU 600MHz, with 256MB of RAM. This much of RAM is enough to browse the Internet, take a call on the speaker phone, while chatting it up on G-chat.

Motorola has decked up the Droid with a 5 megapixel camera with the LED flash. The camera features the Android software that controls auto focus, flash settings, white balance and effects. This is considered to be the sweetest phone cameras able to handle shooting in bright sunlight, at night and even on a rainy day.

RIM's long awaited Bold 9700 has finally arrived in the Christmas season to compete with other smar-phones available in the market. The Blackberry Blod 9700 adorns the similar look and feel except being pretty smaller than the original. It is available from today on the Telstra Next G network from Telstra Shops, dealers and online.

The successor to last year's Bold 9000, the new device sports the latest BlackBerry 5.0 operating system. The companion to the Bold 9000, it comes with added capabilities such as 3G HSDPA support and an optical trackpad.

It also features an optical trackpad below the screen which acts like a laptop touchpad in certain applications, such as the web browser. Also it comes in a lightweight package. The optical trackpad allows you to glide your finger across a trackpad square, as opposed to having to roll around the trackball, originally launched with the BlackBerry Pearl and seen as its white glowing “pearl” at the time.

Research in Motion (RIM) recently informed it has included support for the Mac OS X operating system in the BlackBerry Bold 9700. The phone will be available on an $85 per month plan over 24-months. Rival merged carriers, 3 and Vodafone, are set to release the handset on December 2.