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It may not seem like it, but the Zune doesn't have much of a history! The first Zune was only released in November 2006 in the USA, but it wasn't until November 2007, when the new Zunes were released, was it finally in a position to really compete with the iPod.

The first Zune, the Zune 30, couldn't really be distinguished from the other MP3s in the marketplace. It did have a 30Gb hard drive and FM radio as standard, but didn't really do much more than play songs.

WHen the next generation of Zunes were released in November 2007 there was a significant increase in functionality. They were able to swap files with other Zunes via WiFi, swap files with X-boxes via USB and could sync wirelessly with PCs. Three models were released at this time - the Zune 4, Zune 8 and Zune 80. A free firmware upgrade was available for the Zune 30 to enhance it's functionality to.

The new Zunes provide better song management including support for DRM-free music, better support for videos meaning the quality and range of videos able to be played on a Zune increased dramatically.

There is no doubt that Apple and others in the MP3 player market will react to this, but the wireless features of the Zune are definitely a unique selling point at this time. The ability to share files and to sync wirelessly is a feature users find very useful.

There are a number of lesser features such as range of colors, size of screens that one or another player may have the advantage in at certain points in time, but the fact is that this market is finally becoming more competitive, and that is can only be good for the consumer.

If you want the best value for money in terms of downloads, you can find a list of the top Zune download sites at Zune Download Sites or Zune Download Sites Guide.

T mobile phones are among the most popular handsets that are currently available. As a matter of fact, these models are second to none - both in terms of the attractive looks as well as the sophisticated and high-end features. And the fact that discerning users, across the globe, are showing a lot of interest in these very sophisticated gadgets should come as no surprise.

The design of most of the T mobile phones are slick, sophisticated and in tune with the contemporary world. The display screens are bright and clear - a fact that makes using these handsets very much interesting. The multimedia capabilities of many of these gadgets are no less striking. Many of the models from this brand come with integrated music players, megapixel cameras, and web browsers that make them very much popular among the young and the restless.

Many of the T mobile phones are optimized for business use. People - who need all the support that they can get to keep themselves tuned to the changing world can make the most of many of the features of these phones to their advantage. They can, for instance, use the options such as document viewer, present in many a mobile phone, to open and understand important documents - particularly when they are away from their offices and work places. They can use the browsing capabilities to stay connected with the latest developments in their areas of work. They can send and receive emails in a matter of seconds. The fully functional Qwerty keyboard, present in many of these devices, would ensure that the process of keying in important messages is not at all cumbersome or tedious.

Many of these gadgets are powered by Windows Mobile 5.0 operating system; this ensures that the users are not inconvenienced in any manner. The extensive memory options make these high-end gadgets all the more useful. And the best part is that the battery life is more than adequate; one can expect the gadget for run for long hours after charging it once.

To conclude, it can be said that the mobile phones from T easily deliver a great experience to different categories of people and that too in more ways than one.

Adam Caitlin is expert author of Telecommunication industry.Who writes on Mobile Phones, T Mobile and T Mobile Phones