Smartphone Industry Top 40 News Stories Smartphone News Headlines Monday - September 8th, 2008 New iPhone 3G unveiled, packs in GPS, 8GB $199, 16GB $299 Apple's 3G iPhone Update: Speculation Runs Rife Samsung Launches iPhone Lookalike - Omnia Best Smartphone Platforms For Business Symbian Reports First Quarter Results for 2008 AT&T Launches the GPS-Enabled BlackBerry Pearl 8110 Smartphone Acer Announces First Smartphone Powered By Windows Mobile S60 extending the lead in Internet innovation and experiences Microsoft's Tellme Releases Mobile Voice Searching for Local Info Mobile banking catching on among younger generation Microsoft's Smartphone Acquisition: Danger or Delight? infoSyncWorld: 5 Best Multimedia Smartphones Touchscreen XV6900 Smartphone is Equipped for Mobile Professionals. Cell Costs Drop for Small Business AT&T to Offer Only 3G Smartphones Soon Nokia Promises 'Tube' to Compete with Apple's iPhone New Smartphones with Killer Applications Could Replace PCs Nokia's N-Gage Game System Finally Ready for Smartphones F-Secure includes firewall with mobile security for Windows Mobile Platform Android Alternative Delivers Partial Linux Package Phone Scoop Coverage of New Products at CTIA iPhone Picks Up Serious Steam In Smartphone Market Motorola to Shut Singapore Cell Phone Plant, Lays Off 700 Quickoffice Ships Office-Compatible Suite On More Smartphones CTIA: Mobile Data Use Up, but Voice Remains King Sprint Nextel Betting Heavily on New Touch-Screen Phone CTIA: Yahoo Unveils Voice-Enabled Mobile Search Samsung Releases Other 'Killer Smartphone' Microsoft Upgrades Smartphone Software LG Smartphone Line-up for CTIA 2008 revealed PGP Corporation Brings Data Protection To Smartphone Users EA Adds Smartphone Games to Mobile Line-up Microsoft Unveils Smartphone Advancements to Improve Ability to Work & Play With One Phone Bluefire Announces Availability of New Bluefire Mobile Defender CTIA: Sprint Uses 'Instinct' To Compete With iPhone iPhone Driving Higher Smartphone Sales Overall? Interview: Symbian CEO Nigel Clifford Discusses State of the Smartphone Industry Guitar Hero III Mobile Will Rock Your BlackBerry Smartphone Advanced mass data handling and LBS technologies launched on Symbian OS Nokia Smartphone powered by Windows Mobile to be announced at CTIA