Google has announced today a new service, Google Buzz, which is basically a social networking app built on the Gmail platform. Google Buzz will let you share photos and videos with your friends and you'll be doing everything from inside Google's Gmail.
You can check out your friends' status updates and write up your own. You can take advantage of Flickr, Picasa, YouTube and Twitter integration and as you expect the service will run flawlessly on your smartphones too.
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SMSSyncUp is just released application by Mohit Sapru, which lets you to sync up/backup your SMS to your Gmail account. If you're tired of emptying your SMS inbox and other SMS folders, and you don't want to lose certain messages this app is just for your. 
Here is guide published by xda-developers member Laos101 which shows you how to get gmailpush email working on windows mobile phones. This is for Windows Mobile devices running WM5 or later. It is based on Google Sync, which is a beta feature by Google that allows you to synchronize your cloud-based Google services (Such as Gmail, Google Contacts, Google Calendar, etc.) with your PC, handheld, and is widely cross platform. 
Google introduced Google Sync for Mobile earlier this year with the abbility to sync your Contacts and Calendar only. However, today Google also activated Gmail for Google Sync. 
If you use your Windows smartphone is a mobile business hub, you may find great value in InboxTones for Windows Mobile Smartphone. It can be a bit tedious to pick up your phone every time you get a new email or text message, especially when you find that the messages are not important InboxbTones comes to the rescue, allowing you to assign special ringtones to various contacts so that you know exactly when that important email from the client or contact that you have been waiting on comes in.
Nokia is set to introduce the Nokia Messaging push email service in Spain, after the Finnish company signed an agreement with Telefonica Spain, which becomes one of the first telcos worldwide to offer the service.
The move is perhaps part of Nokia's strategy to confront RIM's Blackberry's domination of the enterprise mobile email users worldwide.
Nokia today announced the arrival of the much-touted Nokia E75 smartphone in stores across the world, promising to give consumers the "best efficiency and productivity solution" via a new email user interface, full desktop email functionality an integration with Nokia's email and messaging services.
Email setup is quick and easy and involved only three steps, said Nokia.
Singaporean telco SingTel and Nokia have agreed to roll out Nokia Messaging on the Nokia E63 to propel the adoption of mobile messaging adoption among customers. SingTel thus became the first operator in Asia, and among the first in the world to launch this offering, starting Saturday (April 4).
Flurry is a free application ready to help you check your email on the go and read your favorite feeds at the same time. You can keep track of more than one email account and it will let you backup your contact lists.
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We've seen Vodafone's HTC Magic which is an Android phone destined to at least a few European markets if not more. But is the HTC Magic the G2 Android smartphone we're waiting for T-Mobile to launch?
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Blog on the go with WordPress apps for Android and BlackBerry phones
OpenMobileMaps released for Windows Phones
One Touch Launcher is damn good app launcher for BlackBerry
Accuweather app available for Symbian S60 5th edition phones
c:geo is simple yet powerful unofficial geocaching client for Android devices
Farm Frenzy spreads the Farm mania to Android and Symbian phones
Tvider - new Twitter client for BlackBerry and Symbian phones
LG Panther to be the First Windows Phone 7 Handset?