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Today Def Jam announced it has a mobile portal powered by netomat. IDJ Mobile can be accessed using the mobile phone’s Internet browser at http://idjmobile.com.

The Island Def Jam Music Group and netomat, Inc. a leading provider of mobile content and community solutions, today announced the launch of the new Island Def Jam Mobile WAP portal, IDJ Mobile.  Powered by netomat’s Mobility Platform, IDJ Mobile can be accessed using the mobile phone’s Internet browser at http://idjmobile.com.  The mobile portal will initially launch with the latest news, photos and tour information for groundbreaking artists such as Mariah Carey, Janet Jackson, Kanye West, Rihanna, Fall Out Boy and Rick Ross, and will continually be enhanced with new content from all Island Def Jam artists as well as with engaging, interactive community tools to keep fans connected to their favorite artists.

“Island Def Jam is a big believer in mobile.  Our partnership with netomat shows our commitment to giving our fans access to the latest content and the best fan community experience whenever they want, on the devices they carry everywhere they go,” said Christian Jorg, Senior Vice President of New Media and Commerce at Island Def Jam.

Stardock launches its 2008 version of Object Desktop, making it easier than ever to give Windows a whole new look and feel. The 2008 version sees a departure in how Stardock has traditionally offered the suite, splitting it into two different versions. Details about each version are below in the press release. This is definitely something PC enthusiasts and corporate branders will want to know about as they now have a couple different options to weigh for their customization needs.

Stardock Corporation, the world’s leading provider of desktop enhancement software, launched Object Desktop 2008 today. Object Desktop is a suite of utilities that enables users to completely personalize the Windows experience – change how Windows looks, feels, and functions to suit the user’s preference. The 2008 version of the suite is split into two tiers: Object Desktop 2008, and Object Desktop 2008 Ultimate. The standard version is set at $49.95, with the Ultimate edition tagged at $69.95. Existing Object Desktop owners will be upgraded to the Ultimate edition of the software for free.

Popular programs included in Object Desktop 2008 are WindowBlinds, IconPackager, DesktopX, Deskscapes, SoundPackager and a score of new exclusive skins, wallpapers, gadgets, sounds and more. The Ultimate version will add TweakVista, SkinStudio, IconDeveloper, and more than six new programs to the lineup. These programs are immensely popular on their own with over 15 million downloads on CNET’s Download.com alone. When combined together in Object Desktop, users can take complete control of their Windows environment.

“The 2008 edition of Object Desktop is by far our most polished and robust suite of utilities yet,” said Brad Wardell, president & CEO of Stardock Corporation. “We’ve altered the entire user interface of the suite, and changed how users can select or manage programs. This way, users can be confident they’ll get exactly what they want with their suite.”