Overload for the wireless industry?

Instant messaging, ring tones and other services have cell phone industry scrambling to keep up--and now phone makers at the CTIA Wireless show in New Orleans say they're adding VoIP.

Cellular industry pursues VoIP options

Cellular manufacturers are adding VoIP, the less-expensive Internet-based call technology, to their upcoming handsets.
March 15, 2005

Are camera phones losing their snap?

Camera phones, a giant hit, risk fading into obscurity if problems aren't addressed, Kodak CEO says.
March 14, 2005

RIM to bring AOL, Yahoo IMs to BlackBerry

Research In Motion has expanded its partnership with Internet companies to offer instant message over its wireless handheld device.
March 14, 2005

Deals bring hardball to handsets

Can't get to your living room or a sports bar for the ball game? Major League Baseball plans to send videocasts to your phone.
March 14, 2005

LG looks at WiMax--and U.S. culture

Korean company teams with Nortel on emerging wireless standard, and opens a research center to study American culture.
March 14, 2005

Cell phones: They do voice calling too?

The cell phone is transforming into a true multimedia device, as this week's CTIA show will demonstrate.
March 14, 2005

U.S. cell tally: 180 million users and counting

U.S. cell phone subscriber totals, wireless revenue and monthly bills all climb.
March 14, 2005

Cellular companies ready ring tones, radio and more

At CTIA show, Cingular looks to Star Wars, the BlackBerry goes Yahoo, and AOL tunes in radio stations.
March 13, 2005

Europe, U.S. separated by telephone cultures

Government policies and industry standards make all the difference in cell phone use between Athens, Georgia, and Athens, Greece.
March 13, 2005

CeBit picks up the buzz on new phones

Cell phone manufacturers dial into world's biggest telecom and tech trade show to tout new built-in technologies.
Photos: Hybrid handsets
March 11, 2005

Crash helmets take cell calls

Italian company makes motorcycle helmets that allow hands-free cell calling.
March 11, 2005