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Privus Mobile's cell phone Caller ID is now being offered through Handmark desktop and on-device mobile web stores.

Privus Mobile is a cross-carrier, real-time Caller ID solution. It's available for Windows Mobile, BlackBerry and Palm smartphones. Privus Mobile's Caller ID identifies the caller by accessing the data network while the call arrives in real-time. Although there is a BlackBerry Storm version it doesn't deliver caller ID in real-time due to programming limitations of the the BlackBerry Storm.

U.S. Cellular now offers the city-centric caller screening servcie  City ID which displays the city and state of incoming calls.

City ID automatically displays the location where an incoming phone number is registered.

City ID, an application from Cequint, features over 20,000 specific cities in the U.S. and Canada, listing towns with as few as 700 people.

"Unless someone is saved into the mobile phone's address book, subscribers only have a number to try and guess who's calling them," said Edward Perez, Sr. Director, Product Development and Management. "City ID gives U.S. Cellular subscribers that additional piece of information that helps identify the incoming caller."

Available starting in first on the LG UX585 and Samsung Delve R800, U.S. Cellular subscribers will receive a complimentary 15-day trial of the application beginning with the first incoming call. Customers can subscribe to City ID for $1.99 per month or a one-time purchase of $34.99, added directly to their bill.