Monthly Archives: December 2006

Rudy has a great post about Mobile 2.0 at Read/WriteWeb. Great to see that Richard MacManus has joined the conversation as well, normally great stuff going on at R/WW and I’m happy to see more mobile in the mix. The … Continue reading →

Russ pinged me yesterday about the oft rumoured iPhone, it’s also come across #mobitopia in a few forms. The hot issue Russ has been tracking is “will the iPhone include a standards compliant mobile web browser?” Which if the device … Continue reading →

I recently switched over to Cingular from TMobile, and rebooted my phone for the first time last night while swapping around memory cards. I didn’t notice till this morning that the time on my phone was way way off. Figuring … Continue reading →

I think location based services are a fantastic idea, in theory. However the cost structures the carriers generally want to provide, and the cartel of cartography data keeps most of the interesting stuff that could happen with LBS from really … Continue reading →

Last night was the December Silicon Valley Mobile Monday at Tellme (thanks Tellme folks!). They provided an excellent overview of voice based services – output, input, and multimodal. Here are a few things that stuck out for me: Hearing a … Continue reading →

The Homebrew Mobile Phone club meeting on December 13th has a fantastic lineup, including Benoit Schillings talking about some TrollTech efforts like GreenPhone and a discussion of the Open Source Java effort when it comes to ME. Thanks to John … Continue reading →

I really liked the post that Paddy put up recently at OpenGardens, particularly this bit: In our open garden, the service provider is the garden designer and horticulturist, who will be creative in order to captivate his audience. He doesn’t … Continue reading →