Apple's video of iPhone 3G shows its marketing prowess
If anybody needed more evidence of Apple's marketing skill, it appears in a new online "guided tour" video of the iPhone 3G that is intimate and detailed in giving potential buyers information intended to help them see the usefulness of the device. Read more...

Verizon, Rhapsody team up on mobile music

Insurer offers mobile health records

Motorola, Kodak launch 5-megapixel ZN5 mobile phone

Report: Google faces Android handset delays

Study: Mobile phones could decrease airport problems

Speech technology powers Instinct phone functions, other wireless devices

IPhone 3G: It's not world peace, but it's close

Motorola launches new rugged handheld for field operations

Open-Xchange users offered business-friendly syncing tool for iPhone

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Elgan: Independence Day (from the grid, that is)
Make your own "declaration of independence," says columnist Mike Elgan, and set yourself up with the right phone, data plan, laptop and other devices so you're ready at any time to do whatever you want do to, and go wherever you want to go.

Elgan: Control your BlackBerry with voice commands
While millions of BlackBerry users have been mastering the art of thumb typing, two companies have developed sophisticated technologies that replace typing with voice commands. Columnist Mike Elgan takes a look at them.

Beeps, blips and IT: Making sense of sensor data
Once limited to manufacturing applications, sensors have burst off the factory floor and into the corporate mainstream. Here's how a power company and a financial services firm have begun putting sensor data to strategic business use.

Elgan: Will gadgets make knowledge obsolete?
We're going to have to face the problem of education in a world in which nearly all knowledge is available to everyone, instantly, all the time. It could free us to do what we do best — think critically and creatively.

Elgan: Here comes the cell phone ad disaster
The cell phone advertising disaster is coming, and there's not much any of us can do about it.

Elgan: The '$100 laptop' may be a glimpse of the future
The laptop of the future, say five years from now, may look a lot like the XO 2.0 clamshell, a prototype of the next version of the One Laptop Per Child laptop.

Elgan: In search of the super easy super-phone
We all want a phone that's superpowerful, does it all, but is brain-dead easy to use. But can it be done? And if so, who's likely to do it?

Elgan: Hyperconnectivity: Friend or foe?
There's no question that we're all getting hyperconnected, but is that good or bad?

Mathias: It's time for a convergence standard to emerge
Convergence between mobile and fixed technologies will become important in the future. First, though, a standard must emerge, says columnist Craig Mathias.

Elgan: Which religion has the best cell phone?
Now you can get cell phones customized with services specific to your religion. Columnist Mike Elgan picks the three best devices.

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