The Amazon Wireless now has a lot to offer especially in terms of cell phone and such little gadgets. There is an AT & T as well as Verizon Wireless coming through Amazon style shopping that gives you good rebate on mobile phones and such devices. Among the large selection of cell phones you will be promised to have a shipping of two days no matter where you are.

There are beta testing phases that are working through Amazon now that explains the processes of selection and services to you lucidly enough. You will be amazed at their fast services.

Book Expo New York

Now the book publishers will be able to directly sell their new books to their readers, as Google is going to launch a new service. A report published in the New York Times says that the search giant has announced about the new service at the BookExpo annual convention in New York.

The new service would be quite contrary to Amazon that offers huge discounts to kindle owners, while with this new Google service, the publishers will be able to sell these books on their own set prices.

Right now, the company has more than nearly one and a half million books for online viewing, while the other six millions will be available for restricted previews and views.

The company is talking with various other publishers and also pursuing a legal action in a US Department of Justice investigation to scan books from libraries with the aim of providing online almost all the published books of the world.

The other agreements that have been discussed in this convention are different from that and they are related to other titles that Google is looking to make available by the end of this year.

Google has been thriving awesomely with its new model of offering something for nothing with its new digital services. Previously, the company has been charging for video content and now it’s considering to charge on premium content available on YoutTube.

A report in New Media Age tells that the online electronics retailer will start its music service in October. It’s, indeed, quite delightful for music labels who consider that Apple’s iTunes service has a monopoly on web music downloads.

On yesterday, 7 digital announced that it has become the first online store in the UK to offer 100% MP3 tracks for UK audience. In a statement, 7digital’s CEO said that he was happy about Amazon joining of the music download brigade as it would help to open up the MP3 market.

“Now people will definitely have more to decide on instead of 800 pound Apple’s iTunes gorilla.”

It is interesting to note that NMA also tells that they are under good authority to mention that MySpace Music couldn’t reach the UK by the early next year.

This new ad-funded music service from Amazon would feature free downloads and streamed music tracks from Amazon. Currently, three major music labels can be seen on board while EMI is in the negotiations stage still.