T-Mobile has announced that the MDA Touch is now available through its network with web’n'walk. It becomes the first Windows Mobile 6 MDA device.

Otherwise known as the HTC Touch, it is also the first handset to have TouchFLO screen technology, enabling quick dialling, navigation and launching applications.

It also plays music tracks to be played and listened to via the built-in Windows Media Player as well as enabling video’s to be viewed on the multi-media player on its 2.8-inch screen.

The handset is now available in T-Mobile stores and is free when purchased on Flext 25 plus web’n'walk for £32.50 per month.

Meanwhile, T-Mobile has announced more than half a million people are using web’n'walk with one million predicted by the end of 2007.

Research findings by the network and YouGov found the type of people using mobiles to browse the web has changed, with men over 40 now a minority with younger women and men leading a surge in networking site surfing, using Facebook, MySpace and Bebo.

T-Mobile head of internet on the move Richard Warmsley said: “We’re witnessing a massive change in the way we socialise, driven by our ability to access the internet, through mobile and delivered at broadband speeds.

“By bringing the whole internet to your phone, for a simple fixed cost, T-Mobile’s web’n'walk is setting the internet free.”