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by leo on February 12, 2008
Let's hope this is not a mere lip service from profit-driven mobile operators. The GSM Association has created a Mobile Alliance against Child Sexual abuse Content to prevent anyone from bombardi...
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by leo on February 1, 2008
Heads up porn addicts! You will love this! For parents out there, this is pretty disturbing...
Apparently, the leading US phone companies are desperate enough to go floppy over mobile pornography. O...
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by leo on January 30, 2008
If you are too lazy to unlock your keypad and read your text messages, you will surely love ShakeSMS - a new mobile application enabling Nokia Nseries users to read SMS just by shaking their mobile ...
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by leo on January 25, 2008
The New York Times, one of the best newspapers in the U.S., has tapped the power of text messaging or SMS to deliver the latest news, columns and features directly to our mobile devices. The service ...
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by leo on January 16, 2008
If the standard alert tones in your mobile phone are not enough to let you know of any incoming call or text message, you may want to try this simple mobile app called Remind Me.
Compatible with...
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by leo on January 15, 2008
Downloading via mobile phones is still at infancy. According to M:METRICS, 83 percent of mobile music consumed in France, Germany, Italy, Spain, the United Kingdom and the United States are sideloade...
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by leo on January 10, 2008
Ever dream of eavesdropping your boss or friend without buying any spy gadget? Now, all you need is a Nokia handset running on S60 3rd Edition and a mobile app called SkyeSpy.
It is a remote audio m...
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by leo on January 8, 2008
If you are just like me who is a desperate singer but can't even guess the right title of the songs playing on radio, you will find the new iPhone app called Listen a really brilliant idea.
Pow...
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by leo on December 14, 2007
Considering the unabashed gate crashing of Nokia in the mobile music business and the expected entry of Sony Ericsson's music downloading service, it is very apparent that mobile operators are a l...
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by leo on December 11, 2007
Sending SMS or MMS during holidays is one way to show our affection to our dear family and friends without spending too much. Now, you can customize your greetings with Cellyspace.com
It has launche...
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by leo on November 30, 2007
What do you think a powerful company wants more than anything? More power of course.
Such is the case of the world's biggest retailer Wal-Mart and its big ambition to dominate the mobile content...
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by leo on November 27, 2007
Thanks to the growing acceptance of streamed video and video chat services, every pervert will be delighted to know that the mobile adult services worldwide is projected to reach $3.5 billion by 2010....
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by leo on November 8, 2007
Combining the power of QR (quick response) Codes, mobile Internet, and camera phone, Spektacle is the world's first magazine to provide readers with fresh contents daily for the next 2 months upon...
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by leo on October 7, 2007
Yahoo!'s mobile search service, oneSearch, becomes more intelligent than ever with the integration of Yahoo! Search and Wikepedia. It basically translates to additional 350 million answers from ov...
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by leo on October 3, 2007
While the rest of the word is very busy developing personalized ringtones, cutting edge smartphones, and exciting mobile advertising tools, Cell-Life is too engaged saving HIV patients in South Africa...
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by leo on September 3, 2007
I don't get it. Ringtones, I mean. While I'm satisfied with the standard ringtones available in my Nokia handset, many mobile users want more something hip, funny, and cool. Moreover, they wan...
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by leo on August 30, 2007
The rise of terrorism and local crime rates in many areas around the globe further heightened the need for homeowners to buy home security devices.
Now there is a way to monitor your home via mobile...
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by leo on August 18, 2007
Domino's Pizza is slowly embracing technology to satisfy the so many pizza lovers in US and now in the UK. Earlier this month, it started accepting online orders all over US.
Now, it unveils a n...
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by leo on July 25, 2007
Mobile phone manufacturer Nokia has acquired social media sharing site, Twango, for $96.8 million.
This acquisition will help to seamlessly facilitate sharing of content between mobile devices and d...
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by tom on July 4, 2007
OK, not strictly Text Alerts, but the result is the same, according to a report on Tech.co.uk about the Associated Press' new news alerts service. Based on a downloadable application, customers wi...
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by tom on July 2, 2007
MocoNews has word of some new reports claiming the Mobile Games industry will be worth a whole lot more than it is now in a few years, although as usual the figures being quoted vary quite wildly. Lea...
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by tom on June 20, 2007
Mobile content provide MonsterMob isn't a happy bunny today, with news that the company's share price has dropped sharply on news that the company may delist from the stock market.Martin Higgi...
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by tom on June 14, 2007
We posted a few days ago about a new service introduced by Vodafone that automatically converts websites so they can be viewed on mobile, but which has the unfortunate side-effect of breaking existing...
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by tom on June 7, 2007
I've been reading about Orange's flat-rate data plan and it's 30Mb data cap (per month!) for a few days now. With comparable services from other carriers like T-Mobile and 3 offering up to...
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by tom on June 6, 2007
Carlo at Mobhappy has drawn my attention to a recent change made by Vodafone to the way Vodafone subscribers apparently access the mobile Internet.
The major change seems to be that Vodafone's mo...
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by leo on June 5, 2007
Despite high awareness level (80%) among UK and US mobile users on different types of mobile entertainment products, a new study shows that only 26% are satisfied with its services.
The apparent dis...
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by leo on May 26, 2007
Calling itself as a very simple and yet clever little Internet service that allows users to create, publish, enjoy and share their favorite Internet content on their mobile phones, WidSets has reached...
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by tom on May 22, 2007
I'm going to have to bring out the 'obvious' tag for this one, coming to us from Moconews once more. According to a recently released report from Harris Interactive shows that whilst a fai...
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by tom on May 21, 2007
Reuters have a story today (via Moconews) about the desire of 3G carriers for the 'killer app' that will eventually make 3G services repay the investment the carriers have made in infrastructu...
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by leo on May 13, 2007
The thrill of traveling to unknown territories appeals to our adventurous spirit but most of the times dampened by communications barriers. With Steape mobile phone talking translator, you need not le...
