I am an avid Google Mail user, and recently purchased an iPhone (how couldn't I, after seeing the SDK demo). I configured the iPhone Mail app to use my Google Map IMAP account. Works like a charm, but, a lot of times I want to send reminders home from the iPhone. Obviously I'd see those mail on the iPhone as well. Too much information. So here is what I did....

When she whipped out her iPhone, Erica Sadum could feel her husband's eyes roll. But she had a point to prove. In less than a minute, she was able to report to the skeptics around the dinner table that Menno Simons, whose followers are known as Mennonites, was in fact born in 1496.

Apple Inc.'s iPhone, which went on sale nine months ago, isn't the only so-called smart phone that provides itinerant access to the Web. But its wide screen and top-quality browser make it easy to use and read, which means it can in seconds change a lighthearted conversation into the Pursuit of Truth.

Social networking apps are likely to intersect with declining price points for the iPhone, predicts MocoSpace CEO Justin Siegel. "There will be steep adoption of the iPhone when it becomes more affordable," and with that wave of buying will come the availability of second- and third-generation mobile social applications.

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