My wife still sends letters. Thank you letters, the odd note to her friend, that sort of thing. She does it a) because it’s good manners and b) because it means something. Knocking over a Tweet to say ‘thanks for the lunch at Claridges’ might be acceptable in a fast-paced-busy-blogger-about-town lifestyle, but at some point, [...]
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Look what I found! A Touchnote!
I was doing my customary ‘touchnote‘ search in the iTunes Store this evening and woosh… look what I found! It’s arrived! More on this in a moment.
GPush app pushes your Gmail to your Apple iPhone
I just had a note in from the chaps at Tiverias Apps to tell me about their latest addition to the iPhone App Store — ‘GPush’. It does what it says on the tin. Making use of the relatively new Apple push-update function, GPush prompts you with the subject and sender of mail sent to [...]
Mobango has delivered half a billion content downloads
It’s been a little while since I last stopped by Mobango. Last night at the MIR Mobile Mixer event in London, somebody mentioned them in conversation and I thought I should take a closer look. Mobango, in case you need a refresher, is all about mobile content. They’ve done a ton of work to make [...]
Can we all admit that ‘Mobile Web’ is total rubbish?
Long time SMS Text News and Mobile Industry Review columnist, Malcolm Murphy, is back! And he’s taking no prisoners with his first contribution to MIR 3.0: The mobile web is getting it in the neck. Read on to see if you agree. Over to you, Malcolm: – – – – – How do you access [...]
Mark Curtis of Flirtomatic: Don’t forget the mobile web
I popped by the Flirtomatic London offices today to meet with founder Mark Curtis and the team.
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My new business: 1,000 Twitter followers for $99
If you can’t beat them — that is, get annoyed at the ludicrous nature of follower obsession — join them. Who made money in the gold rush? The hundreds of thousands of folk who went to find gold? Or the people who sold’em spades? Enter my new business. I will sell you 1,000 followers for [...]
Mobile Network App Stores: Utter, utter rubbish today
That’s the fifth presentation that I’ve been to — in as many weeks — featuring some kind of Mobile Operator attempting to explain to a room full of application developers just what they’re trying to do to support mobile development. My most recent experience was watching the chap from Orange France at Mobile Monday Paris [...]
UCWeb mobile browser – 64 million downloads worldwide
Hi MIR Cru – it’s James from mjelly.com back at Mobile Industry Review for another “Mobile 2.0 Service of the Week”. This week we’re going to take test drive of the UCweb mobile browser which is rapidly becoming a major underground hit in the world of mobile internet. what is it? UCweb is a bit [...]
Nokia Maps, the N86 and getting ready for Prague
Nokia Maps, the N86 and getting ready for Prague from Ben Smith on Vimeo. In advance of our trip to Prague tomorrow I met up with James Whatley and we talked Nokia Maps and whether Rafe Blandford’s comments about side-loading map data and pre-planning points of interest could be right. We also waved a pre-release [...]
Fring – MWC Mobile Monday Peer Awards Winner
Hello James from the mjelly mobile 2.0 blog here at Mobile Industry Review with another Mobile 2.0 Service of the Week. Fring is an amazing bit of mobile software that I’ve been using for a while and always planned to cover as one of our featured apps. Earlier this week, (Monday) it was announced that Fring had [...]
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