| Carnival of the Mobilists #124 is HeRe!! |
| Monday, May 19, 2008 |
Ahhh May 19th! Third time I host Carnival of the Mobilists. But this time is different. Today is my Birthday <:o) Today is also the day I read my post published on i2 magazine too. Therefore this is not an ordinary day. Since I've turned 19 today, I decided to change the routine and publish 19 posts for this version of CoM.. Enjoy ;) 
- Cell phones are not just for calling anymore, now they are also a device for consumers to use to watch television. Kevin Fleming brings us the news on the launch of Mobile TV on different mobile operators. - Creating an educational enviroment through mobile games is Judy Breck's post for this week. Is that possible? Jump over to read the full article. - Bena Roberts from GoMo News has an interesting interview with Pierre Scokaert from French mobile search company ABphone. She looks into the innovations of mobile search and how ABphone offers image and video services before text and has used social media to succeed. - Much rumours are there about the new version of iPhone. Would you go for the new release? Got a theory about what's coming up? Jump over Vero Pepperrell's post on Taptu and leave your thoughts - Would developers stop developing mobile sites? Is Transcoding the future of Mobile Web? Find out at Tarek Abu-Esber's article on Volantis Open Source - Mobile Monday London took place last week on the topic of Mobile Advertising. James from the Mjelly Mobile Internet Blog is providing us with a write up of some statistics and data from what went down. - Linux Linux Linux..All roads are leading to Linux Platform on Mobile, but Jamie Wells asks on Mobilstance; would they do any better than desktop Linux versions which only marginally succeeded? - Elephants mate with elephants. What does that have to do with mobile world? Jump over to Ajit Jaokar's post @ Open Gardens Blog to know ;) - Andrew Grill looks at location based advertising and answers some of the questions around why we haven't seen it take off yet. - Dennis from wap review has tried and experienced ATT's new prepaid data offer and shows us how annoying those status messages are... Continue Reading. - Nokia operates like a fighter jet, incredibly nimble and powerful. But in the US, it's more like an old biplane with holes in the wings. Michael Mace shows us on Mobile Opportunity how badly Nokia handles itself in the US market. - Rudy De Waele is bringing us plenty of Information about the Mobile 2.0 Conference that is going to be held on July 4th in Barcelona (What to be expected, Panel Speakers and MORE!) - Eric Chan responds to Medio Systems co-founder Michael Luni's comment about Verizon's Get it Now service. - Design in mobile products doesn't have to be expensive, but it does take investment in a new process. Barbara Ballard is providing us with expert information about improving mobile products desing on Little Springs Design. - Is Google's project StreetView a privacy compromiser or is it safe? Jump over to Russel Buckley's post @ MobHappy to find out. - Chetan Sharma is Providing us with statistics about the US Data Market on his Blog, Always on Real Time Access. - What kind of mobile content gets people excited? There are several strategic things a small media outlet can do to build a truly useful web/mobile portal to last through the next decade. Jump over to Igor Faletski's post on Mobscure to read more. Well I wish they were 19.. I only recieved 17 but that's ok too :) And my favourite post this week is................Click here ;) Don't miss CoM next week @ All About iPhone! c ya Labels: Carnival of Mobilists, CoM
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| Carnival of the Mobilists |
| Wednesday, March 26, 2008 |
As you most probably know, Carnival of the Mobilists exposes you to the very best posts of every week, all written about mobile and gathered together in a central place. You can read the summary on the host's site and click on any story that catches your eye. Each week, it'll be hosted at a different site, so you can visit the Carnival and experience both new writers about mobile, as well as all your old favourites. Everyweek, Judy Breck -the keeper of the tents- comes up with a beautiful intro for that week's carnival host, and as usual I copy this intro as it is and place it here without any modification. Actually, the above intro paragraph is a whole copy and paste from mobili.st (COM's home). This is maybe because I'm too lazy to come up with some of my own words, or because I'm sure they won't do better than Judy's intro, but she's ok with this as she mentioned in her latest Mobilists email. However, I decided to add her signature below each COM I announce here on Symbiano-Tek (if she doesn't mind :), so people would know that these are actually not my words, instead, I borrowed them from Judy. Here is a glimpse of this week's Carnival: With a swirl of red and yellow and an invitation to pick up some imaginary funnel cake, SituationalMarketing conducts a virtual tour down this week's midway of top mobilist blogging. Read the sweet tastes of emergent mobile that are exciting and very real. Judy Breck Next Week: Mobilestance >>> Labels: Carnival of Mobilists, CoM
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| Number 102 is Here! |
| Monday, December 3, 2007 |
Carnival of the Mobilists #102 Things have quite changed since I last hosted CoM 4 months ago(if you recall CoM: Pharaoh's style). And I'm really proud to be hosting Carnival of the Mobilists for the second time. Let's skip all the talking and get direct into the real stuff: 
Let's warm up by statistics brought by Bryan Alexander from Smart Mobs. Guess how many mobile phones in the world will there be this week! Now to News brought to us by Jason Devitt of SkyDeck about Verizon Wireless integrating CDMA into their network and how is this can be beneficial to all consumers. Read Verizon opens up - slightly. From Phil For Humanity, Phil B predicts the death of wristwatches on the hands of cellphones. Will this really happen? Find out at Wristwatches are a Dying Technology. Moving to Mobile Software and applications, Cassanova of Thoughts of a future engineer answers questions concerning the reason Open Source developers do freeware and what do they benefit from that, in his article: Making money with free software. On CellPhoneGuru we jump to devices and new releases where Mike explains the four facilities offered with the "to be released" Nokia 2125. To Mobile Web, Internet and Wap, Dennis Bournique guides us through to mobilize Web Blogs. Check the 4 Easy Ways to make your Blog more friendy on Wap Review. Also Martin Sauter of Mobile Society brings us a new technique that would enhance our Mobile browsing experience. Think about what bothers you most when doing mobile browsing then check at Martin's full article. And Martin, you're welcome to Egypt at any time :) Paul Ruppert of Mobile Point View tells us how Mobile can play a role social networking and communication in his article Mobile Social Networking and Ancient Talking Cultures. And Finally, Tom Godber from Masabi wonders if operators are going to let the recently updated Google Maps continue with calculating location without GPS or they gonna scramble it like they did with a similar algorithm technique. Read the full story at Masabi's Cell IDs and Location-Based Services. ((Post of the Week)) P2P maybe be a killer application for mobile networks. But why operators aren't making use of it? Or do they even know about it? I give Ajit Jaokar's article the Post of the Week for bringing this up! Read "P2P may be Google's biggest weakness and an Operator's biggest asset" on Open Gardens Blog. That's all! Don't forget to check next week's CoM at Golden Swamp. You can also submit your blog article to the next edition of CoM using the carnival submission form. Thanks a lot and you're welcome back to Symbiano-Tek at any time ;) Labels: Carnival of Mobilists, CoM
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