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Sprint and Google have announced their partnership for integrating Google apps and services into Sprint's mobile services. Along with this deal, Google will now become Sprint's primary mobile search provider. This is a great news as this will make Internet experience for Sprint users much more dynamic. Of course, also with this deal, Google has taken another step towards the mobile market.

This service, as mentioned, will make Google become the default search provides for web search and local search (GPS-enabled) on the Sprint portal on customers' current web-enabled Sprint phones as well as new devices. Also, Google Maps for mobile will be featured in Sprint handsets and also allows YouTube to be accessible to Sprint users.

Nokia opened its first Nokia Music Store today in Australia, featuring tons of tracks from both local artists and global hits. With a single account, users can login to the Nokia Music Store on their PC or optimized Nokia devices including the Nokia N95 8GB, Nokia N81 and N82.

You can also sync music from a PC on other Xpress Music handsets like the Nokia 5610 and Nokia 5310. Users can not only stream full-length tracks and create playlists, but also add them to a wishlist so you can buy them later. Tracks purchased can be transferred from the PC to compatible Nokia devices.

Music tracks can be purchased through several payment options including credit cards and pre-paid vouchers. Individual tracks cost A$ 1.70 and full albums start at A$ 17.00. A monthly subscription that allows users to stream unlimited music is also available at A$ 10.00.

Visit the store at Nokia Music Store (Firefox not supported).