From the monthly archives: January 2006
Emily Turrettini is the sympathetic woman behind textually.org. Her blog “about text messaging and how cell phones are being used around the world” is one of THE reference points for anyone interested in mobile and wireless technology. Every day she posts different articles in her own original, smart and to-the-point style. I am pleased to [...]
Carnival Of The Mobilists nr. 13 (yes!) is just out at Blethers.com. Stuart Mudie who also co-writes the Netsize Guide did a great job summarizing the best of this weeks blogposts about mobile. I’m looking forward to meet him at the pre-3GSM gathering Mobile Sunday Barcelona he initated. Tags: Carnival Mobilists Carnival of the Mobilists
AETIC ( Association of Companies of Electronics, Technologies of the Information and Telecommunications of Spain) yesterday released that 20 million mobile phones were sold in Spain in 2005, which represents an increase of the 15 percent in relation to the sales of 2004. AETIC estimates that throughout 2005 1.5 million third generation (UMTS) phones were [...]
Having teenagers at home is an enriching experience, everyday. Some conversations/questions I want to share with you from this weekend… – “Dad, how much does it cost to use Google on my mobile?” My daughter listening to a tune that is definately not bought on iTunes or on CD -yes I still check this kind [...]
If you happen to be in Switzerland early February, don’t miss the LIFT06 || Life, Ideas, Futures. Together. || conference, simply about new technologies and people. LIFT is about teaming talented observers, explorers, and builders with people whose work depends on understanding current challenges and creative solutions presented by emerging technologies. Attendees will face cutting [...]
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