The handset also includes MP3 ring tones a voice recorder and handsfree speaker. The phone comes with mobile Internet access via a WAP browser. The handset will cost around £55 and be available in-store this summer.

Williams helped design the phone which offers a live recording of the opening song along with a video clip and six wallpapers of the singer´s world tour.
Robbie Williams commented: "Working with T Mobile is a great way to get my music and videos out there and the Walkman phone is our latest collaboration. It´s great."
Fans will be able to install unreleased live´ mobile music content including backstage experience of the world tour.
T-Mobile International chief marketing officer Ulli Gritzuhn added: "With the special edition W300 we are once again providing fans with a chance to personalise their mobiles with exclusive live mobile music content a never-before seen video clip and photos all on one device that was creatively influenced by Robbie Williams."
The W300 is a quad-band MP3 player with storage for 70 tracks and power for 30 hours´ music play. It also comes with a 4x digital zoom camera and built-in FM radio.
Sony Ericsson head of sales and marketing Jan W¤reby added: "The special edition W300 will provide fans with a unique memento of the tour. This level of personalisation is a first for Sony Ericsson and we are delighted not only to be a tour sponsor but to be able to bring T-Mobile this very individual phone with designs influenced by Robbie himself."

Monstermob chief executive Martin Higginson said: "W-Infinity complements our existing Chinese operations. Our enlarged business will have a strong position in the world´s largest mobile market."
W-Infinity is based in Beijing and sells most of its ringtones wallpapers and games directly to consumers via SMS.
China is the world´s largest mobile telecommunications market and is forecast to grow by 225 million users by 2008.
Monstermob China managing director Yongqiang Qian said: " I believe this will drive strong medium-term organic growth."

The 24-hour streamed news channel will deliver worldwide and local news every 15 minutes.
The weather channel produced alongside the Met Office will provide weather updates across nine UK regions as well as five-day forecasts.
This service builds on ITN´s existing arrangement with Vodafone that already provides bulletins entertainment news and soap updates.

The company has relaunched its web site as a transactional site. According to CEO Andrew Fisher the market for music products sold through music recognition services could reach nearly £1 billion worldwide within the next two years.
"There is a high incentive for carriers to push this service" he said. "Music is a champion category. People don´t choose their carrier for great location-based services but they will for music people are passionate about downloading and sharing music."
So far the service has 5.5 million users worldwide. In the UK alone it has had 1.85 million callers since its launch four years ago and boasts 8.85 million completed calls.
Shazam is also launching packages of £3 per month for unlimited identification requests or £4 per month for unlimited requests plus two free products a month.

Aimed specifically at women the pink and silver handset has an MP3 player and 50MB of internal memory expandable to 250MB.
Samsung Mobile head of product management Ender Yavas commented: "The clamshell form light weight and great range of features are ideal for modern women who are constantly on the go."
The phone has a large 262000 TFT colour display and comes with a free pink Bluetooth headset.
It is free on Anytime 200 and above.

For the first time UK consumers will be able to get secure 24-hour mobile access to banking services including mini statements and balance enquiries.
First direct chief executive Richard Kimber said: "First direct pioneered text message banking six years ago and we now send around 40 million texts a year to our customers. We see MoniLink as the natural next step for mobile phone banking."
MoniLink has been developed over the past three years by LINK and IT development firm Morse.
The service will be formally known as mobileATM and will be launched later this year.

The company is looking to recruit new partners in each country to drive sales of its Always-On Mail Enterprise Edition.
Partners who sign up to the programme are offered an introductory pack of 200 perpetual licences with free hosting and support for two years.
SEVEN reseller channel director Dan Metcalfe said: "This is the ideal time for channel partners to become involved in the enterprise mobile e-mail market. Currently fewer than 10 million of the world´s 650 million corporate e-mail inboxes are mobilised. We believe that over the next five years that figure will reach 250 million".
Always-On Mail Enterprise edition is a server-based mobile e-mail service that provides real-time access to corporate e-mail calendar and contact information.
It is available on over 120 devices and is currently used by more than 90 operators in 60 countries.

Symphony managing director Andy Smith expects to recruit up to 60 dealers within the next 12 months.
"Symphony has not really launched into the dealer market yet" he said. "But we see an opportunity to do so now and we want to give dealers a part-share in the deal. Basically were willing to give dealers part-share in ongoing commission in return for high quality customers and loyalty."
Smith explained the distributor wanted to get fixed-line and mobile users on to the same deal so was providing an incentive for dealers.
"Well pay them upfront competitive commission as well as ongoing commission for the life of the subscriber and ongoing commission for fixed-line subscribers" he said.
Smith insists that the initiative will not affect Anglia Telecom which was taken over by Symphony last year because of Anglias mobile-only focus. He added: "This is a complementary service provided by Symphony that will not affect Anglia."
"This is a long-term strategy" Smith added. "We are after high-quality business to protect our base."

The network has introduced a £20 monthly combined 3G and WiFi option that offers unlimited use or customers can opt for pay-as-you-use via a credit card payment online.
Existing price plans have also been changed. The £5 one-hour pass now allows users to spend 60 minutes online within a 24-hour period. The price of the three-hour weekly pass has been cut to £10 while the three-hour 30-day pass is down to £40.
The move is in line with the network´s strategy to drive business users on to the wireless data network. However T-Mobile WiFi managing director Jay Saw insisted it would not push connectivity on to handsets.
"We are pushing WiFi for business users on laptops" he said. "It isn´t optimised for handsets. Handset users have all they need in 3G and GPRS. Consumers can get on the web through our web´n´walk service."
Saw conceded that the momentum of hotspot locations had begun to slow but added that the service would be rolled out to five more UK airports and 17 mainline rail stations.
"The market is for businesses and we are already in the locations they want" he said.
The network currently has a presence in 400 Starbucks outlets 200 hotels and seven BAA-run airports.