FCC Chairman pledges open access for part of 700 Mhz auction. “Whoever wins this spectrum has to provide … truly open broadband network — one that will open the door to a lot of innovative services for consumers,” Martin said in an interview Monday. What this would mean in practice: “You can use any wireless device [...]
Continue reading...11. July 2007
If I tried, I couldn’t make up a story like this. First, there was the problem, then, there was the solution, and now comes the comedy. I hope you’re wearing your laughing pants. Catching everyone up to date quickly: Google Adsense technical gitch screwed up my address change for a month The check is already six weeks [...]
Continue reading...10. July 2007
Mmetrics have released an interesting little data snack from their smartphone user panels. The chart shows the top “mobile web” destinations in the US versus in the UK. What’s interesting here is that five of the top ten web sites accessed from mobiles in the UK are carrier/operator sites, while the US list more closely [...]
Continue reading...10. July 2007
The newest CoM is up and ready for your reading pleasure at Symbiano-Tek. Check out Carnival of the Mobilists #81 Pharaoh’s Style. Also, visit the CoM site for information on how to participate in the Carnival, or locate previous editions of the CoM.
Continue reading...7. July 2007
I could have merely updated Adsense Nonsense, but the events following that post merit their own article. Maybe I am Guy Kawasaki, afterall. Less than a day after posting my frustration with Adsense, Matt Cutts left a comment and forwarded my article to Brian (last name not given) in management at Adsense operations. Brian phoned me [...]
Continue reading...4. July 2007
I’ve been interacting with Adsense customer service for a week now, and I empathize with Jeff Jarvis’ Dell Hell saga and the resulting frustration that he must have felt. I know I’m frustrated. After a full week of email exchanges (there is no other method provided to contact Adsense), I’m turning to my [...]
Continue reading...3. July 2007
The BBC reports on how real time data on mobile phone use in Rome is being used by MIT researchers to observe how people move around the city through the day. Anyone who has ever driven in Rome or any city in Italy knows the chaos which results from traffic congestion. Researchers are looking to the [...]
Continue reading...2. July 2007
Following on the recent relaunch of mobilejones, it’s great to be back hosting the Carnival of the Mobilists (CoM), and once again, be part of this astute group of mobile technology and industry columnists. It’s been 18 months since I first hosted a CoM, and the effort has gone through a number of changes [...]
Continue reading...28. June 2007
Activity surrounding the much anticipated iPhone launch is coming from all quarters. According to Gizmodo, a line in front of the Apple Store in New York City has already begun. So, what’s the word on iPhone from around the web? Pictures of the first two guys in line at the NYC Apple Store from [...]
Continue reading...22. June 2007
The BREW conference is underway in San Diego, CA. The attendance is strong and there are lots of applications which deliver “media”. My first observation at the conference was the following. The phrase mobile content is last year’s color, and now, all is media. Ringtones, wallpapers, logos, text messages, pictures, and of [...]
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12. July 2007
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