Right now, I would say Windows Mobile devices are the king of possibilities, the iPhone is the Queen on the board, and Google is a Jack of all trades.

Google just recently announced: Picasa Web Albums for Windows Mobile

I definitely like Flickr better than Picasa, but I have used Picasa here and there.

One thing that I do like about Picasa Mobile is that is uses Google Gears for mobile

#1 – They can’t be traced! You don’t have to give out your personal information (isn’t there enough of that already?); you can say you are John Doe at 123 main streetor Joe Blow from Kokomo – they don’t care-just pay up and your on your way. Handy if you do Not want to be traced – or have your calls traced. Tracfones are amazingly great for this.

#2 – No more contracts – Uggg! Standard cell phone contracts are usually at least one year. A YEAR! Cell phone providers only accept these contracts because they want to have customers stay with their service as long as possible. Providers are mighty aware of the fact that opposing cell phone providers will no doubt be running specials to undercut them. With contracts, people face penalties to change carriers, and decide that it is just cheaper to stay with the same carrier. Want to switch carriers and take your # with you? Pay even more!

#3 – Overtime Fees! I am sure that you have opened your cell phone bill and cried, sworn or thrown something. You have gone over your minutes or you have long distance charges, or (worst of all) roaming charges.

You pay an ungawdly price for this. Never an issue with prepaids. Once you’ve used the minutes purchased; DONE. You know precisly where you stand. By paying for everything in advance at a specific rate, you know exactly where you’re at. You can use those prepaid minutes anytime, anywhere you need them.

#4 – Buy only minutes you want and/or can afford. My dad does this just so he can have the phone for 911 (he keeps thinking he’s going to crash his car.) If this is the main reason you want or have a cell phone, then your minutes will probably last for months or even years!

These are a few of the many pluses for using prepaid cell phones. If you are looking for a better way – go pre-paid. Many carriers are offering these options to their clients already (they have no choice because we are MAD!)

Most U.S. cell phone users can now switch to a new wireless service without losing their telephone number under a long-awaited new regulation that has carriers bracing for lost customers and technical snafus.

The new federal regulations are expected to set off a scramble as customers line up to shop for the best cell phone deals. They no longer face the hassle of changing their telephone number every time they change carriers. Also beginning Monday, consumers can even move their home landline phone number to a cellular phone!

We’re seeing some survey data that suggests some 21 percent of the population with cell phones may be interested in doing this!