About stolen phones and a sort of happy ending
It stinks to lose a phone. Here’s Suw Charman’s story of the loss of her trusty E61. Suw is well known in the tech world. Link [from Ewan]: Chocolat...
Category: The Narrative
In the news again: Still ringing in the new year? Try texting – The Boston Globe
Out of the blue, a reporter contacted me because she had read that I regularly send a bunch of text messages on New Year (and Mid-summer). So, now I have anothe...
Infoworld on: Mobiles offer more than voice in developing markets
I’d like to think I had some influence on the man making the quote below, but, like me, he’s probably part of a long chain of folks who have been ta...
Tired words: Consumer
Heard it. Don’t like it. Can’t get rid of it. Consumer – This is a catch-all for the folks who fork over their dear money for something we hav...
Le Web 3: The end of blogger conferences?
Actually, I thought Le Web 3 was almost all past the blog world or 2005 and racing to the next wave (hey, Netvibes was a major sponsor and poster-child). Ok, so...
Flat rate fake out
Like at all ‘Net conferences, the folks at Le Web 3 were calling out for flat rate wireless data. Sounds great, but I don’t think most operators are...
Tommi Oren points out: Mobile multimedia in the real world
Tommi Oren has some links to some interesting user data. Link: S60 Multimedia Blog. From my position inside the S60 world, surrounded by mobile phone experts an...
Phil points out: How do people really use new services on their S60?
Phil teases out some interesting data from a Nokia World presentation. I’ve been following it since its inception, and this 360 study keeps amazing me. Li...
Time magazine’s Person of the Year: You
Hmm. Does that mean that this last upheaval in the way we use the ‘Net has finally reached a point where it isn’t something new, but part of the fab...
Infoworld: Orange gives mobile phones access to PC content
Interesting. Link: Orange gives mobile phones access to PC content | InfoWorld | News | 2006-12-07 | By Nancy Gohring, IDG News Service. Called "Mon PC à d...