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This paper describes how IP-phone communication and real-world user interface can become a new standard for mobile terminals. Current wireless broadband networks such as the 802.11a/b will eventually lead to IP mobile phones. As "smart" appliances emerge on the market, mobile terminals can play a new role in the ubiquitous computing environment. This paper integrates IP-phone communication capability and intuitive user interface into a mobile terminal. It explains the use of the "pick-and-drop" technique as a controllingin terface for voice sessions and music streams, enablingb oth usability and security, important in a practical ubiquitous computingen vironment. Finally, a prototype implementation will be briefly described.