Didn't see an appropriate forum for this post, so I placed it here.

As our smart phones are running mini-os systems and have email access,

Did you ever consider that a virus might be attached to an email?

After some time with Google, here's what I found (as of 1/30/2009):

excerpt:
This is why F-Secure – a Finnish company and the first to offer anti-virus protection technology for cellular phones – has decided to commission the first Italian on the road experiment aimed at verifying the potential weaknesses of Bluetooth devices and creating a mini-guide for a better understanding of Bluetooth technology, containing also indications on minimum precautions for safe use. Knowing the vulnerabilities of Bluetooth enabled devices is just as important as understanding the technology potential: on our part, with this work, we intend to take the first important step in this direction.

Smart phone virus'
http://www.cnet.com/topic-news/antiv...mbian-inc.html

Blackberry:

http://www.blackberryforums.com/afte...antivirus.html
BB Runs RIM OS and therefore can not be infected with windows virus'
However, it - like Mac OS - is just a matter of time.

Erricson
http://mac.rbytes.net/search/antivir...riccson-w700i/

For Palm OS
http://resources.bnet.com/topic/anti...d+palm+os.html

For Symbian OS

http://purnama-cellularphone.blogspo...3-symbian.html

http://www.cellphoneantivirus.com/

Interesting Jo, i use a BB (well its a works phone) so im safe for now, but all the same still a good point.

It's only a matter of time before every smart, web based, etc. phones starts getting viruses.

Technology is great, but, it comes with problems.

Viruses in our phones...? What's the world coming to when I can't even make a phone call without being at risk?