Is this the Future?
Everyone looking at his/hers mobile phone and moblogging 😉 (Picture from Zak’s beta blog)
Everyone looking at his/hers mobile phone and moblogging 😉 (Picture from Zak’s beta blog)
Great article about the Mobile market from IHT: Vodafone pulls ahead in data race “Vodafone Live puts a great message on top of weak services,” she said in a recent research note, while a...
Camera phone stats from Business 2.0 column Since January, T-Mobile users have sent more than 1 million photos to one another. Sprint PCS (PCS) president Len Lauer recently said that camera phone owners send...
Update (2003-06-16): ZDNet Mobile Japan writes about the new J-SH53. See the image samples below. Via Melody: May 23, 2003 Mega-Pixel A image taken with a mega-pixel cell-phone digital camera recently released.http://www.zdnet.co.jp/mobile/0305/22/l_maga1.jpg *** Megapixel...
As we are working towards are new moblog… Appreciate Kurt’s beautiful Moblog in the meantime. and read: Technosocial Situations, Emergent Structurings of Mobile Email Use also found via Easterwood
Via Mobile Media Japan: In a confusing move, US-based MPEG LA, LLC, which manages the collective MPEG related patents for the MPEG-4 visual compression standard, delivered a 47-page agreement (in English) to befuddled Japanese...
Via Mobile Media Japan One development Nikkei recently reported is an ongoing shortage of camera phone lenses: “Camera-equipped cell phones, which debuted in late 2000, made up roughly 33.7 percent of total cell phone...
Operators must market content that customers want yet the industry lacks a track record in understanding user demand beyond the current voice and SMS-based offerings. Via this
DoCoMo to launch first million-pixel phones The new handsets, with resolution four times sharper than existing models and suitable for making standard-sized prints, are expected to put cellphones in competition with entry-model digital cameras....
Japan’s Generation of Computer Refuseniks Most teens and young adults in Japan rarely use computers to surf the World Wide Web. Instead they use cell phones to access a scaled-down wireless Web. The result:...