Category: The Narrative

Link: Tom Hume: Selling New Mobile Phone Features. We all like to play; whether we’re trainspotters, online gamers, old or young, we all take pleasure fro...

Niel sums up his feelings of the conference. Two points that are worth highlighting: 1) ‘So the event’s popular, but I’d also argue it faces a...

Hmm, mobile Java games are still pretty important. I have a bit of a blind-spot there. Link: MyPhoneRocks dot com � Blog Archive � EA Buys Jamdat. The biggest t...

Link: gapingvoid: les blogs update. I am writing this from an internet cafe in Paris. Les Blogs ended yesterday, and it was a huge success. Well done, Loic and ...

Being lazy and will collect what others wrote about the event. BTW, it was great.Link: Les Blogs Videos – Oliver Thylmann – Thoughts. If you want to...

Debi and I have occasionally exchanged comments on how few women there are in the mobile industry (I counted barely a handful at the last Bay Area MoMo). There ...

I’ve probably mentioned ad nauseum that Google is run like a big research lab? I myself am a product of academic research labs (MIT, UMass Amherst, Harvar...

Who knew? Well, now we all do. But, from the list, I, of course, did not see a person focusing on mobility. I’m not surprised. Mobile might not need a spe...

Jeff has a summary of the panel at the TechCrunch party last week. It highlights some things others have said and why I wrote up my earlier post about finding c...

I was recently in Silicon Valley and was once again reminded of the self-reflective nature of the place – they fund folks in the Valley to run services in...