For all the years I've been going into Starbucks and checking out their free song download of the week, I've always assumed that I needed to enter the redemption code in iTunes on my computer, but the last time I was looking at the card, I realized that you can redeem it and download the new song directly on your Apple iPhone, no iTunes required. Nice!

I've started using my iPhone to pay for coffee and snacks at the local Starbucks and it's very cool. I love not having to carry around my card but instead have the information -- and prepaid credit -- neatly on my phone. I just won a new Starbucks Card, and am wondering if I can have more than one card in the "Mobile Card" app, and if so, how I do it?

I'm a pro auction seller on eBay and have accumulated a fair amount of money in my Paypal account. I know, I can get a check or transfer it to my account, but it'd be more fun to have it charge my Starbucks card instead, since I basically live at my local 'bucks. Possible?

I'm an addict, I admit it, I love Starbucks coffee. Complain all day about big corporate versus small business, but when I'm traveling, I really appreciate knowing I'll get a good cup of coffee or a tasty latte on the road. I'm an iPhone user and have a question for you: is there a way I can find the closest Starbucks drive-thru when I'm traveling somewhere new?

[This article is written by Contributing Editor Gary Moskoff]

A lot of companies are realizing that they can advertise and promote their brands through utilities, games and other applications for the Apple iPhone, including Walmart, Starbucks, REI, Sears, Audi, Target, Nikon, Toyota, Honda, Ikea and Nike, to name just a few.

Most of these, however, come across as me-too applications that aren't particularly creative, games that aren't very fun or as applications that just don't have much cool factor or completely miss their target audience of iPhone users anyway.

So who do I think is doing it best? You might be surprised...

I got a text message from AT&T telling me that I can now connect my iPhone up to the AT&T wifi network at Starbucks for free. Nice, but I've heard it's convoluted. Can you document it so I know how things should proceed?

Starbucks makes a big deal out of the fact that if you get a Starbucks Card you also get free wireless Internet access at Starbucks stores throughout the United States. Nice, but how do you *do it*? When I connect it says I already need an AT&T or T-Mobile account?