The motorbike enthusiasts at Jeddah Extremes have created a dramatic stunt to demonstrate how using a handheld phone whilst driving can be dangerous...

http://www.jeddah-extremes.com/videos/Talking%20on%20the%20Phone.wmv

The BBC is reporting on the relatively new phenomenon of "Bluejacking". (Is it just me, or is there a salacious double-entendre waiting to happen?)

If you've ever been tempted to send pictures and files to someone else's Bluetooth mobile phone, it seems that you're not alone.

The I.T. and telecomms analysts at IDC have released details of the world's top mobile phone manufacturers.

They've placed Nokia in first place with 35% of the global market, meaning that over one in three of all mobile phones sold is a Nokia. Second is Motorola with 15.5%, third is Samsung with 11.5%, fourth is Siemens with 8.7% and fifth is LG Electronics with 5.8%

Sony Ericsson has dropped to 6th position with a 5.5% market share.