I have been writing about the impending shift in communication upon us when cell phones start doing the work of PCs.

Consider what might happen when cell phones get better equipped to handle email. Cell phones with hard drives are soon to become a standard. (So much more useful than the mediocre, low res cameras built into today’s phones.) 

More storage could mean lots of things from doubling up as an MP3 player (the cell phone as juke box,) to storing  be notes and reading material (the cell phone as library.) Already there are some models of phones on which you could watch TV. 

Nokia’s N91 (left) is rumoured to be taking a shot at unseating the iPod. Apart from the usual bells and whistles, it uses a Wi-Fi connection to download music. As for that cheap shots? No more. The N91 carries a 2 mega pixel camera!