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“Nokia's bold plan to offer unlimited downloads with its new mobiles is making artists nervous about their royalties, writes James Robinson”

If you're in the business of developing mobile applications, this piece by Michael Mace from Rubicon is worth a read. His thesis? Focus on the web apps.

This ought to give you pause...

The Apple iPhone is easily the most publicized new mobile device in recent memory. But despite all the discussion about the product, there’s relatively little hard information available to the public on its impact. How is it being used? What more...

Look's like RIM has a bona fide hit on their hands. Las Vegas, NV– CTIA Wireless 2008 - Research In Motion (RIM) (NASDAQ:RIMM)(TSX:RIM) today announced that downloads of the Facebook® for BlackBerry® Smartphones application have surpassed the 1,000,000 mark. The more...

“Today, Pelago announced a Whrrl client for the BlackBerry Pearl and Curve, joining the Nokia n95 on the list of supported devices. Users of these devices can grab the client at http://m.whrrl.com (Oddly, the mobile site also lists downloads for more...

Glad someone's taking notice, in addition to me

Quote: What I'm talking about is dropping a neutron bomb on the old paradigm of the entertainment industry and the way in which it functions. It's completely insane. In America, it's all gotten completely strangleholded by these providers. Nobody ever more...

“As with Rogers, Fido did reveal that it will offer the latest version of Apple Inc.'s iPhone at $199 for the 8GB model and $299 for the 16GB model, provided customers sign a three-year contract for the device.”

“As a start-up, nothing is more rewarding, more gratifying, more empowering than being joining the big leagues. To reach the top of your game and be welcomed into the elite group is an honor not lightly bestowed on just any more...

Here's a service I wish was available in Canada.

Very worth a read. Talks about how iPhone is defining the mobile web.

Worth a read, especially if you`re a carrier offering flat rate mobile broadband.