The logistical problems with bringing the iTunes Music Store to Europe.

A clever way to make money by sharing your own broadband internet connection with others over WiFi.

The best-looking video phones I've seen yet! They work as an ordinary home phone over normal analogue phone lines. Good to see they're being sold in pairs - not much point in buying one!

The latest internet/performance art phenomenon - flocking. Here's a BBC News article about it.

The iPod gets a mention in The Sun!

Interesting article on why some artists are not letting Apple sell their wares on iTunes Music Store.

Some cool ideas:
Mobile Content Vending Machine
Coin-operated mobile phone charger

Jupiter research analyst Michael Gartenberg thinks this could be a good start for Apple, although they will have some of the same old problems to overcome.

"Apple is fighting three myths: one is that you pay a huge price premium; the second is that there is no software; and the third is that they are tremendously proprietary," said Gartenberg. "The truth is, none of those things are accurate -- Apple is price competitive relative to their competitors; there is plenty of software for the tasks most individuals need to do and beyond; and Apple supports far more open standards than any other competing operating system. You combine that with a product like the G5 and you have to believe that lots of people are going to start taking a look at this -- if they can overcome their Apple prejudice."