I hope you’ve managed to take a listen to the 361 Degrees podcast that I produce with Ben and Rafe. Ben runs Wireless Worker, Rafe runs the All About Symbian / All About Windows Phone sites. That gives us a combined distribution into the millions (thanks mostly to Rafe). We’re now on our third rather […]
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Alas it all proved far too difficult… Plans to build a mobile phone network on London Underground in time for the Olympic Games have been abandoned.The UK’s four mobile operators on Thursday said they had concluded it would not be possible to build the network in time for the Olympics starting next July. via FT.com […]
I’m not a Londoner anymore. I live in Marlow, Buckinghamshire. However I’m in London most days so I feel I have some right to stand up and be counted here. Have a read of this: Some 55 per cent of 950 people questioned said they did not want Transport for London to go ahead with […]
I’ve been following the growth and success of the phenomenon that is TweetALondonCab for some time now so it was brilliant to be able to capture co-founder Richard Cudlip on camera today at the Microsoft-BlueVia event. Richard was there to talk about his organisation’s new arrangement with the upcoming Taxi service, TaxiStop (see the next […]
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A quick overview of Devnest #7 last night
Last night I headed over to the Sun Microsystems Customer Briefing Centre on King William Street, just down the road from the Bank of England, to the Twitter Developer event, Devnest. This was the 7th incarnation. As I walked along King William Street I looked in the window and by chance saw a rather vacant […]
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My Google Latitude is now live to the world
People I know from London keep asking me, “Are you in San Francisco?” and, people from San Francisco keep asking if I’m in London. The where-are-you question is very, very relevant in the context of business so I’ve been trying to solve that with the use of a Where Am I function on my personal site, Ewan.net . I was previously using BlogLoc for this function… but it was getting a little bit annoying having to manually update every time I remembered.
Hej! Jag héter Ewan! Hello to the tens of thousands of readers visiting from Sweden this evening. God kväll [Good Evening] and welcome to Mobile Industry Review. This is the link you’ll probably be wanting: – Peter Lindgren of Visiarc demonstrating Mobile Documents Jag to Mats Lewan of Ny Teknik, Sweden’s biggest weekly technology magazine […]
That’s right! I’ve been on to DeviceAnywhere and asked if they’d agree to cover the cost of producing a Mobile Industry Review mobile developer networking event both in London and in Paris. Based on good response we’ll aim to do this as part of our European Tour and take the events to other cities across […]
I’m filming ShoZu interviews and how-tos this Friday afternoon at One Alfred Place in London. If you’ve been using ShoZu and would like to be on camera, come on along. Just drop me a note so I can put you in the diary. It’s gonna be good. For those who are international, or national-but-London-is-an-Arse-to-get-to, I […]
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MoMo London & Swedish Beers
Last night the MIR Show team headed to MoMo London and Swedish Beers as per my post yesterday. It was a super honour to be asked to film a segment of the MIR Show on-stage during the event — thank you chiefly to Helen Keegan for suggesting the concept and inviting us — and thank […]
We’re off to the CBI at Centrepoint in the middle of London to a rather extraordinary MoMo London/Swedish Beers. Swedish Beers, the networking event, is 7 years old. MoMo London (Mobile Monday London) is 3 years old. And they’re having a joint-birthday celebration. And we’re doing our first ever MIR Show LIVE tonight. The chaps […]
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Symbian Smartshow hits London today
And we are most definitely there. With bells on. To be clear this is the…er.. ‘Smartphone Show‘. Although it’s referred to as the ‘Symbian Smartphone Show’. Are they the sponsors now? I originally thought it was all about symbian only. But Blackberry are exhibiting. So are Motorola, Sony and Samsung. Nokia’s unusually nowhere to be […]