zengestrom.com on: Stepping down from Nokia
Jyri Engeström is an interesting, kind, and clever guy. I’ve had the good fortune to listen and learn from him on numerous occasions. I’ve been watc...
Category: The Narrative
Avec Mobile on: The best Internet service for sharing photos from a camera phone
Here’s a good review that might be of interest to many. Link: Avec Mobile: The best Internet service for sharing photos from a camera phone. There are so ...
David Harper and gang have been busy
Dave, from WINKsite, has been busy lately. Go and read some of the latest things he’s have been up to. 1) To me the biggest thing is that WINKsite is into...
MobileMonday Global Summit 2006 — May 8–9, 2006 Helsinki, Finland
Who’s going? I am. And I’m trying to see how to get into the morning session. Link: MobileMonday Global Summit 2006 — May 8–9, 2006 Helsinki, Finlan...
freegorifero on: Shells. Ghosts.
Fabio Sergio doesn’t post often, but when he does, it’s a feast of ideas and insight into design. I just love it. Recently he wrote a really interes...
Perspective: Stats from Opera Mini
For all of you who want to make money selling mobile software, or want to run a mobile service, or need to get an idea of how many downloads you will get for yo...
Cringely on: Prisoner of Redmond
Cringely is a long-time industry observer. I’ve been happily reading his insights for at least a decade. In this article, he makes a character analysis of...
Mobile Tracker on: GreatCall MVNO for elderly
It’s about time. I think this is one MVNO that will make money – big growing market flush with money and the propensity for not changing. Hmm, I won...
GigaOM says: Xero or Zero Mobile?
I have been expecting an ad-supported, free services MVNO. Indeed, a bit late, but I just heard of Xero Mobile. Well, Goggle saves the day and I find this inter...
New York Magazine on: I Want Your Text – Text Messaging Is The Latest Technology For Hooking Up
Here’s a cheeky article on text messaging that addresses a primal urge. But, stop and think for a moment, where there’s a need, there’s a mark...