J. Edward Rutkowski (msmobiles.com) and Tadd Rosenfeld (from mytreo.net) discuss new technologies demonstrated at CTIA likely to be included in upcoming smartphones, such as haptic response to on-screen keyboard presses.

Issues covered:

• Mobile World Congress 2008

• i-mate challenging Palm
• Laptops with over 10 hours of battery life & mobile broadband
• Microsoft’s bid for Yahoo & Implication for the future of smartphones
• Haptic feedback on touch-screen displays
• Other recent news

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