Michelle Speir and Patrick Marshall of FCW.com have their take on the viability of the Bluetooth wireless office. Is it fact or fiction?

In a move that alienates those with muscular and neurological disorders who rely on the Segway for mobility, Disney has banned the two-wheeled motorized scooters from their theme parks. Company spokesperson Jacquee Polak cited the difficulty of accommodating two-wheeled vehicles in explaining Disney’s stance on the Segway.

Siemens has developed a prototype for a PenPhone. The PenPhone will accept input by means of handwriting recognition software and will be aimed primarily at the SMS market.

Canon’s new i80 mobile printer, successor to the i70, will offer increased resolution, borderless printing, built-in IrDA port, an optional Bluetooth module and an optional car charger. The i80 is scheduled to be available in mid-February with a list price of $250.00.

Looking to gain a controlling interest in Symbian, Nokia will be buying around one-third from Psion, giving them a 63 percent stake in the cell phone software company.

ZoEmail believes they have the answer to the end of spam. See their release for more information about their email filtering system.

With mail-e-on-air installed on your Domino server, you can access your email, calendar, and contacts from any Internet connected mobile phone or PDA.

The KFC in Shamokin Dam, PA is now offering free Wi-Fi Internet access to its customers. See this article in the Daily Item for more information.

The three new Sony Clies announced in Japan this week will also be made available in Hong Kong. Palminfocenter has more information about these three new Clies.

Early this summer Amtrak will begin offering Wi-Fi access in five of its East Coast stations. The deal with AT&T Wireless will provide free access to AT&T Wireless customers and cost $9.99 for 24 hours of access for non-AT&T customers.