T-Mobile announced the international launch of the world’s first Android-powered mobile phone in partnership with Google.

Samsung unveiled the SC-MX20, the successor to the company’s popular SC-MX10 compact digital camcorder.

comScore released a study on “iPhone”-related search terms based on data from the comScore Marketer service, which showed that 1.3 million people conducted 6.9 million searches for iPhone-related terms in April 2008.

comScore today released data from the comScore Video Metrix service, indicating that 27.4 million U.K. Internet users viewed 3.5 billion videos online in March 2008.

comScore released April 2008 data from the comScore Video Metrix service, revealing that U.S. Internet users viewed 11 billion online videos during the month, with YouTube.com accounting for more than 4 billion of that total.

Sprint and Google announced a partnership aimed at more deeply integrating Google applications and services into Sprint customers’ mobile experience. As part of the deal, Google will become Sprint’s preferred mobile search provider and Sprint users will have easier access to Google Maps for mobile, YouTube and more.

HP today announced it is making the video content of YouTube available through its HP MediaSmart connected entertainment products, including the soon-to-be-released MediaSmart Connect digital media receiver and the high-definition MediaSmart TV.

YouTube now offers a useful tool for its users, allowing them to track the viewer of their uploaded videos.

Hulu, the online video joint venture of News Corp and General Electric’s NBC Universal, is making it’s public debut on Wednesday.

comScore, today released its comScore Video Metrix report for November 2007, indicating that more than 75 percent of U.S. Internet users watched a video online (including both streaming video and progressive downloads), averaging 3.25 hours of video per person during the month.

Forty-seven percent of internet users have searched for their own name online, but few monitor their online presence with great regularity. Fifty-three percent of internet users have searched online for information about personal and business contacts.

Apimac announced Apimac Slideshow ‘08 for Mac OS X, a major release of their shareware slideshow and presentation tool for multimedia files which now includes the ability of creating movie files of the slideshow presentation, optimized for YouTube.

Police in Finland have detained a 16-year-old boy who posted a video called “Maaninka massacre” on the YouTube Web site, days after eight people were killed by a student who had posted a similar video on the Internet.

Fan sites dedicated to Prince say they have been served legal notice to remove all images of the singer, his lyrics and “anything linked to Prince’s likeness,” and have vowed to fight what they said was censorship.

More than two people died when a gunman opened fire at a school in southern Finland on Wednesday, hours after a video was posted on YouTube predicting a school massacre.

Americans can watch television shows on anything from a computer to an iPod these days, but media companies and advertisers have yet to figure out how best to take advantage of all the new ways to reach audiences.

A British film project has turned MySpace users into movie moguls, giving them a say in choosing the director, cast, soundtrack and marketing model.

Web search leader Google is expected to announce advanced software and services enabling handset makers to bring Google-powered phones to market by mid-2008, the Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday, citing people familiar with the matter.

Hulu, an online video service formed by two U.S. media conglomerates, will begin a private test on Monday with two new partners in one of big media’s most ambitious attempts to court viewers wherever they spend time.

A YouTube clip of Australia’s Prime Ministerial hopeful Kevin Rudd as a Chairman Mao-figure in a spoof Chinese propaganda film is spearheading a guerrilla video campaign undermining the major parties’ election advertising.

Activision is set to launch “Guitar Hero 3″ amid expectations that the latest installment of its music-themed franchise will be a platinum hit for the second-biggest U.S. video game publisher.

A new Web site called GeneTree.com wants to help answer the question “Who am I?” by combining DNA data with information-sharing technology popularized by News Corp’s MySpace.com and Google Inc’s YouTube.

StumbleUpon, a fast rising Web search site bought by eBay Inc in May, is moving beyond automated Web discovery to offer a novel way to see what friends find useful or interesting on the Web.

MySpaceTV, the video wing of the online community network, late on Sunday unveiled its first original Web series to give its users a television-like experience with the interactive benefits of the Internet.

After more than a decade on the air, Comedy Central’s “The Daily Show With Jon Stewart” has its own online home.