I read the following story from MacWorld UK with interest, enough to look up the original story as well.

Telegraph dumps Microsoft for Google

The news that the Telegraph Media Group (TMG) is moving to Google Apps and phasing out Microsoft Office and Exchange might in future be remembered as the end of the Microsoft desktop arm-lock? Well, it's worth a little speculation.

This little "snippet" just shows how much easier to use the iPhone is when it comes to the Internet - regardless of market share it will change the mobile data market from now on

O2 launches first major UK trial of 3G-boosting femtocell technology

Apple's iPhone is driving "unheard of levels of mobile internet usage," an O2 executive said today.

[From iPhone drives 'unheard of' data traffic - O2]

But then again I rarely stay in hotels in the UK

City Inn hotels offer iMacs as entertainment centre in London, Manchester locations

UK hotel chain the City Inn Group has opened a new frontier in the hotelier industry, putting an iMac inside every room of its hotels in Manchester and London.

[From City Inn UK hotels offer iMacs in every room]

Excellent - a Internet based service telling you when people have left their home! What a dream service for burglars and hackers! And you do not even need to do much but check where their IP traffic is going - you do not actually need to see the images! (Or am I too pessimistic here?)

Be home monitor service keeps an eye on your house when you are out

O2-owned broadband provider Be has introduced its Be home monitor service - a broadband-ready CCTV security system for the home.

I know - but I'm in the good situation that my work pays my bills, so it does not hurt so much..

O2 charges £3-£6 per MB of data downloaded when abroad

iPhone users in the UK are being warned to use the Data Roaming Off switch on their device when traveling abroad - or risk insanely great big bills.