Nokia's online music service, which was announced at the end of August, became available to UK customers today (1st November). It lets users download music to their PC or directly to their compatible mobile phone, with individual tracks costing 80p each and albums costing from £8.00. [Nokia press release]

Campaigning web site BetterDrivingPlease.com says almost a quarter of all reports it receives involve drivers with a mobile phone. Members of the public have reported 1,119 drivers using a hand-held mobile since February this year. The website, which displays all reports of bad driving for anyone to see, says the police should be acting on these figures. [Sources: Metro.co.uk; Which.co.uk]

There are almost 20 million people watching TV on their mobile phones around the world - and the figure will jump to 2 billion by 2013, according to consultancy Telecom Trends International. The report says DVB-H is emerging as the preferred global standard for mobile TV.

Vodafone and Phones 4U have renewed their year-old deal for 'pay monthly' phones, while upgrading customers will still be able to visit Carphone Warehouse. [Source: Reuters]

The Carphone Warehouse says it expects to sell 10,000 Apple iPhones next Friday (9th November) when the handset goes on sale at 6pm. Some stores are staying open until 10pm. [Sources: CNN.com, Reuters.co.uk]

The Daily Telegraph reports that O2 has decided to offer genuinely unlimited data when the Apple iPhone is released on Friday. It says the company has decided against its proposed 200MB 'fair use' limit, although the unlimited deal doesn't include business use or using the phone as a modem.