Don’t know where to start with your applications for your iPhone or iPod Touch? Well, considering the speed with which the number of them is growing, it’s probably always best to start off with the free ones so you don’t break the bank getting your start.  We’ve gathered up 40 of the most interesting ones to give you a jumping off point, and hopefully save you some browsing time.

Just because every other carrier has had major announcements recently, don’t think for a minute that Verizon has just been sitting around twiddling their thumbs.

AT&T has finally announced their official plans to boost its 3G network to 7.2 Mbps.

AT&T is on a roll lately with new features, and now it looks like four new BlackBerry units will be getting to enjoy some of that new technology.

The Nokia 5800 XpressMusic is Nokia’s first touch screen mobile phone, and it shows that Nokia is well on track to develop an iPhone-beating device in the near future.

You can always tell when summer is upon us: flowers bloom, birds chirp and new iPhone rumors flow like water from a river.

The long wait is over Palm fans, Sprint has finally announced all the details you need to know about the Palm Pre’s release date and price.

Since June has been the traditional release month for new iPhone information, rumors start swirling pretty hard in May of what to expect for the new announcement. This year the focus appears to be on the price of AT&T’s data plans.

So you just got a new BlackBerry but don’t know what applications to install? Look no further. We have gathered 40 of the best free BlackBerry apps available anywhere and posted them below in alphabetical order. Click on the links to open the app’s download site.

Lack of first party support for Exchange is keeping Google’s Android OS from gaining wide acceptance amongst enterprise users. But some new confusion over this is popping up in Asia.