David,

The iPhone will have PUSH email supplied by Yahoo! Mail. That was announced at the keynote and again in those AT&T manuals. It also can apparently download your Yahoo! Mail address book, instead of using your native Mac's Address Book.

has anyone tried just renaming the m4a to aac?

on my nokia 6270, when i initially copied over the an itunes plus m4a file, the media player on the phone recognized it was a media file and added it to a play list, but wouldn't play it.

simply renaming it to an aac extension is all it took for my series40 nokia 6270 to play an itunes plus file. i'm betting it's just that simple for a S60 phone.

The A1200 was shown at CES 2006, with an English interface. You can check out the pics here:
http://macncell.com/index_html/archive/2006/03/23/motorola-a1200-pda

holla!

holla!

holla!

I recently recorded a video podcast on using Yahoo! Go with a Nokia 6630. You can find the details here:
http://macncell.com/index_html/archive/2006/02/06/yahoo-go-podcast-and-new-podcast-page

The first phone that will use iRadio is the Motorola ROKR E2. I played with it a bit at CES 2006. The iRadio "system" is pretty neat in that its goal is to allow you to seemlessly listen to your music any where you go. It does this over bluetooth to receivers you hook up to your home and car stereo--it was pretty slick.

You can read about it here:
http://macncell.com/index_html/archive/2006/01/21/back-to-ces-2006-motorola-e2

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Just posted a full iTunes Phone Rumor roundup for anyone interested: http://www.macncell.com/index_html/archive/2005/08/30/new-itunes-phone-rumor-round-up