Definition Cellular/mobile phones are everywhere and their utility is growing. A cell phone is a radio telephone, that may be used wherever "cell" coverage is provided. The role of cellular phones has risen with improvement in services, reduction in service costs and the ever increasing services available through cell phones. With the advent of powerful technologies such as Bluetooth, WAP (Wireless Application Protocol) and 3G (3rd Generation cellular networks) the cell phone provides an access to the Internet. According to The Strategies Group, there will be more than 530 million wireless subscribers by the year 2001. New estimates report that the number of wireless subscribers will break the one billion mark by 2004, and a "substantial portion of the phones sold that year will have multimedia capabilities." These multimedia capabilities include the ability to retrieve e-mail, and provides access to the Internet. The Xilinx Spartan-II programmable logic solutions offer the flexibility to build products that can be reprogrammed in the field at costs far below any programmable solution. Please view the presentation to see how Xilinx solutions can help you build products for this fast evolving market place.