In what will hopefully be a regular series, I want to give tips on extra things you can do with your cell phone other than making calls.

Today's article is on how to transfer contact numbers from one phone to another. This definitely comes in handy from time to time.

One thing i want to add to it, however; if you use a GSM network such as AT&T or T-Mobile, you can store up to 250 numbers on your SIM card. If the numbers are on the phone itself, most phones give you a "copy" option where you can simply transfer the numbers over to the SIM card. Samsung phones give you a "management" option. SIM cards cannot, however, store pictures or ringtones. They can't even store addresses or other contact info. Just the name and the number.

In a recent Seattle Times article, the Washington state legislature has passed a resolution that as of January 1, 2008, motorists will be required to use a hands-free headset if they want to talk on a phone while driving. Teenage girls across the state are TICKED.

About to go on a trip? Curious to know how well the reception will be at your destination? Just got word of a new website that allows everyone to report how many bars of reception we get. signalmap.com is meant to give you the chance to report your cell signal at any location you want to share with the general population. Check it out and add your two cents!

Still the only kid on the block that doesn't have an iPhone? Wondering if you're missing out on anything by saving yourself 6 C-Notes? It's time to find out. A week old, there are now plenty of reviews of this new gadget out there, so let's put them all together.

MobileBurn
"Considering this is very much a version 1.0 product, Apple is to be applauded for the overall stability of the device and the amazing performance of its user interface. "

PhoneArena
"While the iPhone is just remarkable in what it does, the lack of key features may be a turn off for some users."

Cnet
(8/10) "Despite some important missing features, a slow data network, and call quality that doesn't always deliver, the Apple iPhone sets a new benchmark for an integrated cell phone and MP3 player."

Laptop Mag
A whole comprehensive guide to all things iPhone.

PhoneScoop
"Apple didn't set out to create something that would match existing smartphones feature-for-feature. Rather, they set out to re-invent the whole idea of a mobile phone, and they succeeded."

AT&T Official Support
For those who already have the iPhone and need to know where to go for extra help.

I will post more as I find more articles.

This isn't official by any means, but the FCC has just approved the Samsung SGH-T639 with UMTS 1700. Considering 1700 is the band T-Mobile 3G will be using, we are putting two and two together. Hopefully this will be the first of many announcements in the near future about T-Mobile's 3G plans.

Yep, it's here. Now we can get back to our regular lives. I will post reviews in the near future when i have a few free moments to locate them. For those of you looking for one at your local store, happy hunting!