It’s been quite a time since I last gave you the selection of stories and articles from my favourite mobile industry web-pages. Now it is the time. Have a look at the most peculiar stories

The Red Ferret Journal writes about Wallet Watcher - keep track of your money online

TechRepublic speaks about

• Don’t make assumptions when giving phone support
• Configure Secure Wireless Networking On SonicWALLRouters

Smart Mobs writes about How to try 4,000 makeup products online

mTrends speaks about

• MyStrands Wins Nokia Mobile Rules! Award
• Handsets and no longer just for the hand

MobileCrunch says that

• Cloudtrade Launches New Mobile Sharing Platform
• Glu to Develop and Publish the Price Is Right and Family Feud Mobile Games
• Pinger Releases Pingercast Service to All
• iPlayboy: Playboy.com for the iPhone

SlashPhone informs that

• F-Secure includes firewall with Mobile Security for the Windows Mobile platform
• Nokia launches new digital music store in the Netherlands
• Virgin trains boost mobile coverage amid fears of industrial eavesdropping
• Nokia Working on Tube Touch Interface

Mobile Opportunity has come up with Some other things you didn’t know about iPhone users

IntoMobile says that

• Microsoft makes Windows Live available for Windows Mobile
• Reply to BlackBerry emails with voice - Jott does voice recognition on BlackBerry
• T-Mobile preparing to launch Fire Red T-Mobile Sidekick Slide?

Don’t Forget Motorcycle Route Maps with NYT Mobile Service ShifD

It’s been quite a time since I last gave you the selection of stories and articles from my favourite mobile industry web-pages. Now it is the time. Have a look at the most peculiar stories:

Smart Mobs writes about More mobile phone novels

MobileCrunch say that

• TV Phones Reach 20 Million Mark in Japan
• Open Source may Create Security Risks for Mobile Phones
• Rare Mobile Phone Viruses Feared by Public
• Remote smartphone support: Crazy good idea

SlashPhone informs that AdaptiveMobile Launch Comprehensive Parental Controls for Mobile Devices

IntoMobile says that

• UK: Daily Mail announces free text service
• Informa: Mobile social networking revenues could reach US$52
• billion by 2012
• Motorola’s acquisition of Soundbuzz completed

Advertising & Marketing Made Easy gives 6 tips to extend the life of a lithium ion battery

The Red Ferret Journal writes about Webasto Thermo Top E Parking Heater - warm up your parked car via cell phone and stay cosy

mTrends speaks about Mobile World Congress Side Events - Update!

Mobile Opportunity says How to beat Google (and why Microsoft + Yahoo probably won’t do it)

TechRepublic speaks about

• RIM ups the mobile mail ante with new features
• Metamaterial: the unnatural composite is transforming wireless technology
• Femtocells yes, Fixed Mobile Convergence no
• Using text messaging in business

Connected Internet informs that Dolby Labs Release Dolby Mobile

No More Disadvantages on Mobile Phones: New Services by Google and Bango

It’s been quite a time since I last gave you the selection of stories and articles from my favourite mobile industry web-pages. Now it is the time. Have a look at the most peculiar stories:

Smart Mobs writes about

• The Mobile City conference
• shuru.org — smartmobware?

MobileCrunch speaks about

• Make in-flight Cell Calls with Air France
• Chicago Cell Phone Ban Under Attack

SlashPhone informs that SEVEN and 3 Push Mobile Email Beyond Tech-Savvy Professionals

IntoMobile says that iPhone firmware 1.1.3 leaked; Kills third-party apps - improves Google Maps, other things

Advertising & Marketing Made Easy speaks about

• Online advertising penetration to exceed 90% by 2008
• 12 tips on brochure marketing

The Red Ferret Journal writes about Rondee - free phone conferencing done with much coolness

Connected Internet informs about Design And Monetization

NY Times Technology News writes that

• Two British Mobile Phone Operators Share Networks
• Global Market for Cellphone Ring Tones Is Shrinking

TechRepublic speaks about Reminders of how little I know, and how much I take for granted

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