Creative coders figure out ways to bring XM and Sirius to mobile devices. The satellite radio companies are none too pleased.

The Motley Fool - Ring, ring! Will somebody please pick up the phone? It's Mobile Telesystems (NYSE: MBT - News) on the line, calling with its Q4 and full-year 2005 earnings news. Problem is, I'm a late sleeper, and the news is due out at 6 a.m. EST on Monday. So I'm happy to go over where the company's been and where it seems to be headed right now ... but on Monday, like I said, will somebody else please get the phone?

AP - European Union leaders called Friday for mobile phone companies to reduce or eliminate fees for travelers who want to ring home from abroad, saying some of the so-called roaming charges are excessive.

InfoWorld - At Novell’s annual gathering of the faithful in Salt Lake City, the company had plenty of news to share, including a new mobile server for GroupWise based on Nokia Intellisync, upgrades to Novell’s SSO (single sign-on) and storage management software, road map information for OES (Open Enterprise Server), and a partnership with Dell, which soon offer an edition of Zenworks Linux Management to server hardware customers running Red Hat or Suse.

AP - Sarah Steineker, 50, is stuck to her seat. She's got a bingo game going, and the "hot ball" jackpot is up to $14,490. But thanks to mobile gambling regulations that passed the Nevada Gaming Commission on Thursday, she soon may be able to take that bingo game with her elsewhere in the casino.