I sometimes think I’m like ‘Jonny 5′, the robot out of the cult 80′s movie ‘Short Circuit‘. Need input.. information, information and more information. That’s why I like Wikipedia – once you’ve done with browsing the usual mobile-tailored news portals you can pass many a dull journey on public transport by typing in something random [...]

Talking to Nokia’s EVP of Services, Niklas Savander – I will bring you the video shortly. Posted via email from MIR Live

There are more users on Facebook via mobile than the population of the UK! Posted via email from MIR Live

An interesting perspective on the implications of mobile. 125 million (50% of the total) login daily! 5 billion minutes are spent on Facebook daily. Goodness me. Posted via email from MIR Live

Niklas Savander, EVP of Services at Nokia, is on stage at Nokia World talking about how they have totally ‘got the message’ that developing web runtime applications and services is (or was) a total arse. Ovi’s SDK is a web based toolbox using standard web technologies (html, css, javascript). The experience, Niklas reckons, is fantastic. [...]

I’ve just filmed the ubiquitous Rafe Blandford from All About Symbian doing a hands-on with the Nokia N900 Maemo device. Goodness me it’s good. It really is like a mini desktop. It’s fast, sleek, and thoroughly capable. I can see a lot of the global mobile nomads adopting this device as their default choice. It [...]

Maemo – ‘a true platform for the next generation’. Step number 4 on the 5-step evolution of what computers will become. I’m looking forward to checking out the device later today. And you will be able to pick up the device for 500 Euro or free on a contract. Posted via email from MIR Live

You can really see the attraction of Nokia’s Comes With Music offering. Buying the top 100 albums on iTunes would set you back a whopping 934 Euro… Or, get it included at no additional cost with Comes With Music Posted via email from MIR Live

But it’ll probably be free if you buy on a contract from your operator. Posted via email from MIR Live

I was surprised to find that the Nokia Booklet 3G’s screen bends back almost horizontally. Super when you’re using it lying back on the sofa or the bed. Good thinking. Posted via email from MIR Live