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After a week’s hiatus (I was lucky enough to be relaxing on the beaches of South Goa) it’s James from
Continue ReadingUnfortunately we’re the bringer of bad tidings, no new intel or info was really obtained on the night. Apart from besides Nokia being a former wood pulp miller, they also used to make Wellington boots.
Despite our feverish attempts at cajoling information out of various astute well training and affluent members of the Nokia team, we [...]
Happy Friday! James here from mjelly.com with another Mobile 2.0 Service of the Week - this time we are going to look at HeySan - which hardly anyone knows about in the mobile industry but is getting pretty big and can teach us a lot about how to build a mobile web service with massive [...]
Continue ReadingJames from mjelly here - what an exciting week it’s been with elections in the US, a massive interest rate cut in the UK and the mobile 2.0 conference going on in San Fransisco. To end the week on a high we’ve got another Mobile 2.0 service for you here at Mobile Industry Review. This [...]
Continue ReadingHi it’s James from mjelly.com, welcome to another “Mobile 2.0 Service of the Week” here at Mobile Industry Review. So far we’ve looked at three different mobile 2.0 sites or applications Taptu, Peperonity.com and Mig33 - this week its the turn of the mobile social network Mocospace.
What is it?
Mocospace is a mobile social network with [...]
Mobile 2.0 Service of the Week #2 - Taptu
Hello hello it’s James from mjelly again … last Friday we kicked off a new feature for Mobile Industry Review - highlighting a different Mobile 2.0 site or app each week, to give a taste of some of the great next generation mobile stuff out there.
The first [...]
Hi this is James Coops from mjelly, we’ve just launched a new directory of mobile sites and apps and the good folks at Mobile Industry Review have kindly asked us to do a weekly post highlighting some of the amazing new mobile stuff that we are finding out there. We’ll be focusing on the so-called [...]
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