Sony Pictures Television knows well that people on the go sometimes prefer watching movies on mobile phones. With this in mind, the company is planning to release the service PIX this May initially for AT&T subscribers. The full article contains further information on this as well as the initial list of available movies. Just click the "read more" link below.

If you thought Nokia's partnership with YouTube and Reuters was big, you have no idea how much bigger the loop of friends gets for the mobile handset giant. The company has announced through a press release that it now has deals with fellow giants CNN, IBN, Jamba, Sony Pictures, RooftopComedy, ROK, and Versaly Entertainment.

Under the deal, all of these media and film firms will have content on Nokia's Video Center placed on display, ready to be accessed by N-Series phones via 3G, Wi-Fi, or PC.

The alliance expands the Nokia Video Center's content capabilities and gives Nokia N-Series users one simple place to stop and get content in order to satisfy their video cravings. Be it news, copyrighted clips, or user content, users will find something they like here.

For those of you who enjoy exploiting your gadgets' multimedia features will be happy to know that Sony is offering everyone the chance to beef them up with its new 2GB and 4GB Memory Stick Entertainment pack.

The Memory Stick PRO Duo for the PSP and the Memory Stick Micro media card for mobile phones are both available for US$ 55 and US$ 90 respectively. The PRO Duo will be pre-loaded with several movies from Sony Pictures Entertainment including Click, Ghost Rider, RV, and Stomp the Yard.

As for the mobile media card offer, it will include the adaptor which can also be used with the Cyber-shot digital cameras and the Handycam camcorders. All of these Memory Stick products can be purchased at the online Sony retail store, as well as other Sony retailers.

After being announced for the Sony PSP handheld system, the God of War series is also reportedly coming to mobile phones. Sony Pictures Television recently announced its mobile games lineup for 2007, and included in the list is a little game called God of War: Betrayal.

God of War: Betrayal takes place after the events of God of War. This mobile title has an original story from the writer of the first God of War game and sees Kratos racing to prove that he did not betray the Olympians. God of War: Betrayal features interactive environments and a specialized 2D character animation engine, boasting "triple the number of frames per second versus recent competitive titles."

Other games in the lineup include two Spider-Man 3 tie-ins. Spider-Man 3 is a 2D side-scrolling game featuring combination moves and a destructible environment. The other one, Spider-Man Puzzle, is a casual mobile game in which the player matches three or more identical game pieces on a grid-shaped board in order to advance, score points and defeat evil villains.

Jeopardy! 2007, the sequel to the original Jeopardy! mobile game, is also in the lineup along with Jump That Car, a game where players pilot a buggy through environments filled with hills and valleys, taking jumps and trying to make landings, and Snoop Dogg Cruisin', where players must impress Snoop with hopping and tilting skills using customized low riders.

Afterworld creators Brent Friedman and Stan Rogers have struck a deal with Sony Pictures International to give the electronics and media giant all TV, gaming, mobile and internet rights over the hit sci-fi series.

The plot is set in the far future where all but one percent of the world's population have vanished and technology is non-existent. Main protagonist Russell Shoemaker embarks on an epic journey from New York to Seattle in a desperate bid to find his family alive.

The series is already viewable through online network entertainment via Bud TV, but Sony plans to distribute 130 episodes into mainstream TV, internet and mobile platforms in accordance with the new pact.

Fans of the series will be glad to know that past episodes will be available on the web through blogs. Details for the upcoming online games remain hazy, however. In an interview, Friedman said "as much as I've enjoyed working in all the conventional mediums, I believe we have created something that represents a new form of content - the online convergence of television and videogames."

Marie Jacobson of Sony Pictures remarks "Many opportunities come along with this from advertiser integration and from a versioning point of view. It's not about finding the consumer who will watch this on TV or on a phone or online or play it on a game. We have the opportunity with this project to lock into different subsets of consumers - we are chasing an aggregate audience."