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Motorola's mission? Make everything mobile : CNET NEWS.COM

January 9, 2007

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		Top headlines Motorola's mission? Make everything mobile In CES keynote speech, Chief Executive Ed Zander says mobile communication "is coming down to cool experiences and simple things." Photos: Motorola rides the cell phone craze Complete CES coverage Mon Jan 08 15:48:00 PST 2007 | Read full story A tale of two trade shows CES and Macworld compete for attention in a rare scheduling overlap that is causing divided loyalties in the tech industry. Photos: On the scene at Macworld Tue Jan 09 04:00:00 PST 2007 | Read full story TI chip turns mobiles into movie projectors Using its DLP chip, Texas Instruments transforms a cell phone into a DVD-quality video projector. Tue Jan 09 04:04:00 PST 2007 | Read full story Self-publishing made easy online Blurb.com offers do-it-yourself bookmaking and on-demand printing for aspiring authors who don't want to go into debt. Photos: Blurb books Tue Jan 09 04:00:00 PST 2007 | Read full story Video of the day Motorola unveils Follow Me TV Motorola CEO Ed Zander uses CES to introduce Follow Me TV, which will let consumers move media seamlessly from televisions to phones and back. Commentary Sidestepping the Net neutrality boondoggle Policy analyst Randolph J. May warns that political miscalculations may tempt states to mandate the regulation of Internet services. Read Full Story News.com Extra Macworld rumor recap Also: Stolen gear found! On eBay Read it now...		Congress off to slow start with tech The new majority's early agenda lacks Silicon Valley priorities, but the industry says it's not worried yet. Tue Jan 09 04:00:00 PST 2007 | Read full story Glance's screen-sharing software available for Macs Formerly restricted to Windows users, "one-button interface" software lets screen contents be shared in real time over the Internet. Mon Jan 08 21:00:00 PST 2007 | Read full story Top 5 list: Most popular stories   1. CES 2007: Gaga for gadgets in Vegas   2. Phone, video hub expected at Macworld   3. Wireless power gets recharged   4. At CES, Gates tells what a geek wants   5. Sharp unveils 108-inch LCD television Related Newsletters CNET Shopper.com Weekly Newsletter View preview  (Delivered Mondays.) CNET Shopper.com brings you the hottest products, the best prices, and the latest gear. Stay on top of it all with this newsletter delivered to you weekly. Subscribe free
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