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One of the interesting and reasonably exciting elements about heading to Mobile World Congress is the fact that I seem to know most of the passengers. This doesn’t happen when I head off to CTIA Las Vegas but it’s almost always a guarantee I will know someone on-board when flying to an event in Europe. [...]

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It’s always good to take a walk through the tube even if you can’t stand the delays, grime and the folks playing music. It’s good to get a view on what the mobile market is pitching to end consumers. The Nokia N900 Maemo device was arguably never intended for the average 24 year old female [...]

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In this week’s newsletter, I explored a few elements of the future of mobile shopping and discussed — with a few examples — how I was using mobile to transact products and services. At the end of the editorial I put up a link to a quick form asking what kinds of products and services [...]

This one is for the sysadmins out there — of which I know there are a lot reading. If you’ve been wondering when RIM would organise support for IBM Lotus Quickr, then wonder no more! It’s here: RIM is launching today the new BlackBerry® Client for IBM Lotus® Quickr®, enabling secure mobile access to IBM’s [...]

For all those who might think the mobile industry is limited in imagination, I am delighted to publish the very first (and, unless there are any other budding artists reading, probably the last) poem about the mobile industry. This has been sent in by a reader who wishe to remain anonymous. Palm – you’ve really [...]