CTIA Wireless I.T. & Entertainment News Roundup Day 1

There have been lots of announcements on or before the first day of CTIA Wirelss IT and Entertainment 2008

• Verizon launched social networking SocialLife, V Cast Video mobile website,  Ringback Buddies on Facebook, City ID from Cequint and that the New York Times is now available from their deck.
• In BlackBerry and RIM news - there's going to be a new free BlackBerry MapQuest app, MySpace for BlackBerry will go live in October, TiVo has partnered with RIM and there's the new Flip BlackBerry Pearl
  
• Sprint launched the  Motorola i576,  HTC Touch Diamond, HTC Touch Pro and One Click on the Lotus, Rant and Highnote.
• New phones launched include the 3G Virgin Mobile Shuttle, Asus and  552w Smartphone with Glide UI,.
  
• AT&T certified the Qualcomm Gobi chip for mobile broadband and anounced "My Communities."
• Neilsen revealed their tween study that showed 46% of Tweens Use Cell Phones / 55% Text.
• RealNetworks will offer th eMllion Dollar Password mobile game in the fall and its Cuting Tunes into Ringtones & Ringback Tones, on home computer service for carriers and added new  Video to Interactive Voice Reponse with IME.
• Yahoo added Java, WinMO and Symbian support for app building.
• Nokia now supports Microsoft Exchange.
• MTV has added ads to its Video on Demand mobile offerings.