A PDA with GPS to guide blind people Papenmeier, specialized on electronic aids for the blind and visually […]
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The American ‘Wi-Fi Guy’ starts this month in Amarillo, Texas, his wireless trip. The road warrior, armed with […]
Web-hosting firm Homestead Technologies launched PhotoSite, a “photos to go” online service that lets camera-phone owners create and […]
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The first series customized for mobile phones has been publicized at last week’ MIPTV and MILIA market in […]
EarthCam Inc – whose Earthcam.com Web site lets users view live footage from thousands of cameras around the […]
WaveBlog is a location-based blogging program enabling users to communicate and exchange location and time relevant information. Users […]
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Zingo is an intelligent mobile phone taxi hailing service that uses the GPS technology and the phone location […]
Cimarrones, a company founded in 2003 in New York City, has developed Cybaura a program that combines the […]
Telefónica Móviles and ONCE (the Spanish Organisation for Blind People) have just launched a mobile phone for blind […]
After Internet, the adult entertainment industry has clear intention to get itself a comfortable place on the mobile […]
How CellSpotting works is really simple : “A mobile phone is a radio device, when turned on, it […]
Mobile developer Opera Software has elaborated ‘mobileIPG’ (mobile Interactive Programming Guide) a new application that lets wireless users […]
The CRUMB is a discussion list devoted to archiving material specifically concerning new media art curating The next […]
It appears that three Eastern Europeans have won £1.3 million at London’s Ritz Casino using software which turned […]
Danish based Imity gave a good speak at Where 2.0 about their mobile community software. Imity are not […]
Despite omnipresent fixed and wireless networks, it is still impossible to achieve off-the-shelf solutions to command remotely all […]
Picsel Technologies Ltd. announced last week that it will launch a web browser that enables an entire screen […]
In 1831, Bristolians took to the streets in revolt against the defeat of the Reform Bill in the […]
After last summer successful experience in London cinema, the Cambridge-based company Hypertag is once again promoting cinema (in […]
Trends in Japan The author, who calls himself Yoshi, created a website providing content for mobile phones in […]
Hardware Systems – Home SenseCam “Personal Image & Data Recall“ March 2004 Lindsay Williams of Microsoft Research’s Cambridge […]
TechKwonDo__julian bleecker TechKwonDo Julian Bleecker has been involved in technology design for over 15 years, creating mobile, wireless, […]
Mobile games could be the leading mobile application for American teenagers. A report has proved that teens playing […]
Earlier this week, vending machines selling ring tones for mobile phones have been introduced in Atlanta. This tells […]
49 per cent of mobile phone users in Great Britain, France, Germany, Spain, Italy and Belgium are not […]
The public, at best, could not care less about RFID but more people simply do not like them […]
Not content with dogging (cf. entry on Saturday 20 March), Brits now enjoy “toothing“. They just take advantage […]
Philips Electronics has helped pioneer the Near-Field Communication standard. Using a combination of a chip, an antenna and […]
To enrich one of its TV programmes, BBC2 will soon propose mobile phone users to hear actors playing […]
As expected, the opening of the CeBIT unveiled quite a few announcements about the health of the communication […]
Sony declared today at the CeBIT its intention to launch a streaming music service for mobile phones that […]
Microsoft, Nokia and other top computer companies and cell phone service providers have formed a joint venture to […]
Mobile content delivery firm Mobix Interactive has teamed up with Jack Brand to pilot a new video mobile […]
The Nokia N-Gage is both! This lightweight and ergonomical console with high-res colour screen doubles as a sophisticated […]
In the Netherlands, a soap opera called a Jong-Zuid (Young South) created to be enjoyed on the mobile […]
Guardian investigates the BlackBerry phenomenon.
Last Friday, Sony launched its new wonder creature: the Air Board. This 800×600 TFT LCD colour display functions […]
Coming soon: your mobile could work as your personal assistant surfing the net in search of the news […]
PDD, a British design company, has conceived a prototype that relies on Wi-Fi and GPS to monitor the […]
Conference Panelists See Bright Future for Mobile Publishing “A TV repairman calls his supervisor from the customer’s home, […]