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What is the bridal dress? Some women said that the wedding dress is a woman is a symbol of the end result, it was also said that the bridal wear is in possession of happiness, is the pride of women. In fact, said at the end, the wedding dress is a happy one.

Just as several people have made the leap from a Windows-based PC to one from Apple running Mac OS X, we may be the cusp of a grand migration come June when the Apple iPhone hits the American market. It's still a good four months away and plenty of folk are getting a little antsy, lusting over all those cool features and the ultra slick interface. It's not quite a full-fledged iPhone, but "tzywen" has managed to skin his Windows Mobile-based Eten M600 smartphone with an interface that is nearly identical to that of the iPhone. He's even got that clownfish screensaver thing going on.

We're still nearly four months away from the launch of the Apple iPhone, but I'm sure you've been bombarded with all sorts of stories, conjecture, opinion pieces, rumors, and so-called "hands-on sessions" with the upcoming must-have handset from Steve Jobs and the rest of the Cupertino crew. Believe me, this media bonanza is nowhere near its conclusion. In fact, it's only just begun. The Apple iPhone received its first television ad spot during tonight's broadcast of the Academy Awards on ABC.

And it seems that I won't have to wait all that long if a report from Apple Insider is to be trusted. In fact, it could be ready as soon as January 2008. That's only about six months after the initial iPhone release, even shorter if you think about the European and Asian markets. Interestingly, this rumored iPhone with 3G is said to be heading to a Swedish wireless carriers. Not Cingular.

It seems that the Apple iPhone has caused just as much bad press as it has good. Everyone is drooling over its super pretty interface and unique multi-touch display technology, but wait.... that's not unique at all! Apple Insider is reporting that Steve Jobs and the rest of the crew in Cupertino could be up for yet another lawsuit surrounding the iPhone because Quantum Research says that they own the patent to that particular touchscreen.

The market is about to be bombarded with a never-ending supply of Apple iPhone clones and knockoffs, and while LG is adamant that Apple copied them and not the other way around, the Korean manufacturer is already gearing up a successor the iPhone-esque Prada phone. As you recall, the LG Prada features a similar full touchscreen face as the iPhone, as well as a svelte looking casing and very few buttons. The upgraded Prada phone is expected to hit Korean shores as early as April, and it'll come with a few extra toys and niceties that will certainly make it an appealing number to consider.

What do you get when you cross the world's biggest cell phone maker with the world's largest social video sharing site? It seems we're getting the answer to that age old question because Nokia has forged a relationship with YouTube that will see all those user-created movies plunked on over to your mobile phone. No more being tied to your laptop to see the latest movie trailer, lonelygirl15 vlog, or cool stop-motion music video.

I know for a fact that Motorola was not the first manufacturer to produce a skinny cell phone. Years and years ago, there as the Sanyo SCP-6000, more affectionately known as Mr. Skinny because of its ridiculously slim profile. This was well before the appearance of the Motorola RAZR. My, how times have changed. Now, just about every phone in Motorola's lineup is a skinny concoction that otherwise doesn't bring anything particularly special to the picture. At the 3GSM World Congress in Barcelona, Motorola unleashed a few more slim wonders. Most notably, they have the MOTORIZR Z8.

I was in the market for a new cell phone a couple weeks back, looking to replace my aging Motorola V600. Sure, the flip phone was popular among many people for some time, because it had that hugely popular flip phone form factor, it rocked an easy-to-read external display, and it even had a camera on the front for me to take pictures on the fly. Of course, all of these features are completely blasse today.

Look what we have here. The FCC is a pretty powerful governing body as they are the ones that decide whether or not particular products will be made available to the American public. The latest hotness to pass through their offices is the Nokia N95, a super powerful smartphone (Nokia calls it a multimedia computer) that some consider as being sexier, more functional, and more useful than the Apple iPhone.

The Apple iPhone hasn't actually hit the market yet -- we're expecting to see it with Cingular AT&T badging some time in June, with Rogers Wireless branding to follow much later in the year -- but we're already starting to get bombarded with an increasing army of wannabes. Touchscreens are gaining in popularity over conventional keypads for a number of reasons, but for most people, the biggest selling point is just how sexy a touchscreen can be... sort of like how having an integrated camera or MP3 player on your phone was quite the novelty some years back.