Gloto Corp., a leading provider of consumer online products and services that integrate mobile devices and computers, announced today the debut of Cellblock.com, a patent-pending instantaneous collaborative photo album service for mobile phone and computer users. Anyone with a camera phone or an Internet connection can be a contributor to a cellblock, whether they have an account or not, so any public or private function can be turned into a cellblock party instantly. Users who want to create their own cellblocks can sign up for their free accounts by visiting http://www.cellblock.com.

Super-Sleek Handset Has External Music Controls, and Expandable Memory Capability

Alltel Wireless (NYSE: AT), America’s largest network, and Motorola, a global leader in wireless communications, today announced that MOTOKRZR K1m, the latest in the enormously popular MOTORAZR family of wireless phones, is available online at shopalltel.com starting Oct. 2, 2006. It will be available in Alltel retail stores nationwide Oct. 5, 2006.

“MOTOKRZR is narrower than MOTORAZR and yet the new handset includes all the advanced features customers want, including an MP3 player and video camera,” said Wade McGill, senior vice president of product management for Alltel Wireless. “MOTOKRZR truly offers customers an unparalleled wireless experience.”

Movistar, the leading cellular telephone company in the Peruvian market, and Palm, Inc. (Nasdaq:PALM), a leader in mobile computing, today announced the launch of the Palm(R) Treo(TM) 650 smartphone on the Movistar network in Peru.

The Treo 650 smartphone combines a compact full-featured mobile phone with email, a Palm OS(R) organizer, messaging, Internet access and a digital camera, enabling users to organize and simplify their personal and professional lives in just one device.(1)

ShoZu & Webshots Team to Toast Oktoberfest Worldwide with One-Click Image Uploads from ShoZu-Enabled Phones 

ShoZu Inc. and Webshots, a leading online photo sharing site and property of CNET Networks, today announced a joint promotion encouraging consumers to send images from Oktoberfest celebrations worldwide to the Webshots site using mobile phones equipped with ShoZu’s one-click image uploading application. ShoZu’s on-the-spot uploading capabilities are expected to maximize the number of photos in Webshots’ special “Oktoberfun” collection by allowing images to be transmitted directly from the events.

The promotion matches the global nature of Oktoberfest with the global reach of both companies. Many of Webshots’ members reside outside North America, and a large number of handsets that support ShoZu’s application are very widely used in Europe by mainstream consumers.