Using Your Mobile Cell Phone as a modem

Be careful, you should check your plan and your minutes on cell phone...

http://tech.yahoo.com/blogs/null/61440;_ylt=Aq4._g4h6VHy4SJmIx3fFhc8MZA5

Mobile Cell Phone Texting

Mobile Cell Phone texting could be quite expensive. You need to make sure you understand your mobile cell phone provider's plan......or you may find yourself very much in debt.....

http://tech.yahoo.com/blog/null/57771;_ylt=ArNp9i6Mi7SJfBpZbiSgQloRLpA5

IPHONE IS BECOMING KNOWN IN CORPORATIONS

http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,1895,2229635,00.asp

Samsung creates the RFID READER CHIP

http://www.pcworld.com/article/id,139972-c,pdacellphonehybrids/article.html

For example, some RFID tags on food or medicine products might give information on ingredients or dosages, while RFID tags at bus stops can offer schedules or tell when the next bus will arrive.

Camera Cell phones in Japan

http://www.miamiherald.com/776/story/335812.html
Quite cool video on cell phones are now being judged..............

JAPAN Cell phones using QR CODES

Japanese QR codes provide marketers a glimpse of the future
Now it's time to provide some details to those of you who aren't familiar with this groundbreaking technology that's adding a new dimension to marketing in Japan.
The image you see above is an example of a QR code. Essentially, QR codes are a new type of bar code that can hold hundreds of times more information than in the past, including alphanumeric characters and Japanese text. Most Japanese cell phones now come equipped with QR code readers that quickly scan using the phone's camera lens.
Why is this important?
Because brands are using them in all kinds of new ways to reach consumers.
For instance, QR codes are widely seen on posters and billboards, providing anyone with a cell phone immediate access to everything from information on consumer prize campaigns to addresses and maps for retail outlets.
For example, in the below TV ad, NTT DoCoMo explains to viewers how QR codes work. The commercial employs the example of a QR code printed on a poster to provide consumers with information on a special retail sale.

JAPAN Using Mobile Cell phones to shop

These phones are equipped with IC chips that are read by special scanners used at retail checkout counters and built into vending machines, train entrance turnstiles and other devices.

http://www.japanmarketingnews.com/2006/11/japanese_consum.html