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Known for its advanced PC design tools, Autodesk recently released a suite of location services for cell phones and mobile devices that includes traffic information and friend-finding tools. CNET's Patrick Houston reports.

Sprint PCS upgrades mobile e-mail service

CNET's Patrick Houston looks at the new upgrades to Sprint's PCS Business Connection services, including support for PalmOne's Treo 600 and e-mail access for up to three addresses.

Siemens thinks small for cell phones

ZDNet's Patrick Houston looks at how Siemens keeps cell phones small by featuring a sliding keyboard design.

Sierra Wireless makes handset market debut

Sierra Wireless co-founder and senior vice president Andrew Harries shows CNET's Patrick Houston the new Voq cell phone, designed for business professionals, and explains why the company is entering the competitive handset arena.

Microsoft showcases 'Connected Car' prototype

CNET's Patrick Houston checks out the Windows Automotive .Net Connected Car prototype, which delivers drivers a variety of information and services via a cell phone with a Bluetooth connection.

Microsoft joins the mobile media market

CNET's Patrick Houston gets the scoop on the features included in Microsoft's recently released Portable Media Center operating system.

Capturing PowerPoint presentations on video

CNET's Patrick Houston looks at software that creates a video file of PowerPoint presentations and an online hosting service for future viewing.

Sony TV promises entertainment on the go

At the 2004 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Sony introduces CNET's Patrick Houston to a fusion of traditional television and broadband technology designed to let mobile consumers watch TV and video and access the Internet--all without a PC.

Bluetooth phone offers camera add-on

ZDNet's Patrick Houston looks at a Bluetooth/GSM cell phone from Siemens that works with a wireless headset and a mobile camera accessory.

Sony Ericsson unveils smart phone

CNET's Patrick Houston looks at the Sony Ericsson P900 smart phone, which features video recording, increased memory and a 65K color touch screen.