Heh. Be careful who you’re texting. Especially if it’s a flirty or naughty message. Good advice from ExpressIndia.com here!
Indian mobile operators not without a bit of spunk afterall
It appears that an array of mobile operators in India aren’t sitting by while their High Court feeds them a load of tosh about not being able to report match scores by SMS (according to this article and this one too). I’m pleased. Although I don’t think they’ll have overturned the ruling by the next […]
o2 almost sold
Telefonica (Spain) have pretty much bought most of o2 — they apparently control almost 97% of the shares. o2′s shares are due to be delisted from the stock market on March 7.
Italy launches SMS service to monitor fresh produce prices
The Italian Department of Agriculture, in collaboration with consumer associations, has launched a new and free SMS service for the fresh produce consumer yesterday. For the first time in Europe, the consumer can know the average prices of 45 veg and fruit varieties via SMS. Link: Here
Watch The Office, Dr Who & Little Britain clips on your Orange mobile
www.Pocket-Lint.co.uk carries a story about Orange users getting the ability to download clips from BBC comedy shows to their mobiles. Check out the story: Here The text isn’t clear on whether it’s clips or actual full length programmes. Jason Blain of the BBC is quoted as saying ‘watch their favourite shows on their phone’ whereas […]
Some Optus Australia users plagued by phantom AUS$3.18 unsolicited adverts
Jennifer Willis is one of those people who always checks her bills carefully. And her vigilance seems to have uncovered yet another scam that we need to be wary of. On her latest mobile telephone bill from Optus, she found she had been charged for an SMS advertisement that had been sent, unsolicited, to her […]
Christmas Eve Love Triangle movie made on 8x mobile phones
Expactica.com reports that Dutch director Aryan Kaganof (Space, Alles Goed — I dunno that one either) has made a movie shot via mobile phone! Wicked! There’s a few more sentences about the project: Here.
In defence of three.co.uk’s My Gallery moblog service
Muzagga who runs About Moblogging (and also www.mobilblogg.net) read Alfie’s comments about three.co.uk’s My Gallery moblogging service which I posted earlier. Muzagga wrote this defence (though he also agrees with much of what Alfie asserted). I hope, at some point, in the next 100 years, a network operator reads their comments and decides to act!
I’ve been using Jajah.com
I’ve been using www.jajah.com all afternoon for calling people. I’ve run up a bill of 14 pence! ;-) It’s wickedly good quality — plus there’s something about typing in the phone number and hitting the ‘call ‘ button on the web. I love it. It then phones you and the other party. No pesky dialing.
Verizon CMO slaps Madison Avenue agencies around
Madison Avenue needs to figure out emerging media — fast — or lose billions of dollars to someone who will, warned one of the nation’s top marketing executives. Ad Age Daily: Link
Nokia does USD4 billion in China in 2005
Interfax reports that Nokia did EUR3.4 billion / USD4.1 billion in sales in the mainland China market in 2005, making China the biggest single market for Nokia.
3/three.co.uk’s MyGallery moblog
This isn’t a new innovation — it’s been around for a good few months. I signed up for My Gallery when it came out to give it a go, see what it was like. I’ve used it a few times. It’s simple to use: You just text your image to shortcode 3333 and it’s written […]
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