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Motorola CEO Ed Zander shows admirable posture as he rides a bicycle onto the stage Monday to start his keynote address at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. The bicycle was equipped with a handlebar-mounted cell phone charger, which probably would come in handy for avoiding the never-ending taxi lines and traffic jams around the show.

Zander was joined on stage by Marco Boerries, a senior vice president at Yahoo, to introduce the beta version of Yahoo Go 2.0. It's designed to improve Web searches and navigation to Web-based applications such as e-mail via cell phones.

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