"Apple has introduced … the iPhone 3G … The phone will also include a GPS chip to enable more accurate location-based services."

Analyst Richard Gardner of Citigroup thinks a 3G iPhone could be coming soon: "We believe that lack of 3G has been a significant headwind for iPhone in Europe where 3G is already pervasive."

"the Readius will operate almost worldwide, as it works with the HSDPA (High Speed Downlink Packet Access) 3G (third-generation) service favored by European, Asian and some U.S. operators."

"Polymer Vision, a Philips spin out, has just announced that … its first rollable displays have made it off the assembly line. … the 3G-enabled Readius, is supposed to be available before the end of the year."

"Sky News to have an iPhone-optimised version of their website ready for iPhone launch day tomorrow."

"Times Online users will be able to give accounts of their travels from anywhere in the world, and read those posted by other readers. … using SpinVox."

"As cellphone use has skyrocketed, making it hard to avoid hearing half a conversation in many public places, a small but growing band of rebels is turning to a blunt countermeasure: the cellphone jammer…"

"During a tour of ESPN’s Bristol, Conn., campus, eWEEK got an up-close look at how the self-proclaimed worldwide leader in sports uses various technologies to offer broadcasts for almost any device."

"Nokia’s recent acquisitions have supported a content strategy as the company has made moves to transform itself from being a pure hardware company into becoming an online services company."

"The Toronto Star is killing its afternoon downloadable PDF newspaper with the Wednesday edition. … t focus on its Web site, www.thestar.com, and its new mobile service mobile.thestar.com"

"The Telegraph Media Group is gearing up to launch a mobile offering of its online website Telegraph.co.uk within the next six months … According to Julian Sambles, audience development director at Telegraph.co.uk"

"The future of [Ofcom's Sitefinder website] which details all the mobile phone masts in the UK is in doubt following a row over divulging "commercially sensitive" information." (Cough. Scrape! Cough.)

As Myanmar’s regime cracks down on a growing protest movement, "citizen journalists" are breaking the news to the world.