Abstract: The present inventions relate to methods for providing services in dependence on the geographical location of mobile terminals in a cellular network. The inventions relate further to mobile communication terminals for use with a cellular network that are able to receive or provide services in dependence of their geographical position obtained through interaction with the cellular network.

Abstract: The present invention relates to the field of hand-held devices that are equipped wit a processor and a digital camera for capturing motion video or still images. Images captured by the camera are used to determine motion of the hand-held device. A resulting motion signal is used as input to a user interface. Displayed images can be scrolled, zoomed or rotated by moving the hand-held device. The motion signal can also be used as input for graphical user interface to move a cursor or other object of the graphical user interface over the display. The invention relates further to a hand-held device provided with means for sensing motion, a display, a keypad with at least a first- and a second key, and a graphical user interface with objects and a cursor. The hand-held device also includes means for transforming the sensed motion of the handheld device into a signal suitable for moving the cursor over the display.

Abstract: A method, a device and an application for creating a collection of selected geographical positions that have been visited by the device. The mobile terminal has a geographical position system and a memory for containing the collection of selected geographical positions. A current position of interest is obtained or determined by the terminal's positioning system and stored in the memory upon a user input. The stored geographical positions can be provided with attributes such as names and categories. Mobile terminals can exchange stored geographical positions via cable. IR, RF or cellular communication. A collection of geographical positions can be subjected to statistical and probability analysis, and a map can be generated to visualize the results of the analysis.