mobile

A discussion of how security and trust seem to be taking shape for applications and services in mobile networks

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

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A new game for Google's Linux-based Android platform uses WiFi, GPS, and phone-camera technology, along with Google maps, to create a first-person shooter game you can play "anytime, anywhere -- against real people,"

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From my point of view, Sprint comes across as arrogant and doesn’t seem to care too much for its reputation or its customers. You lost over a million mobile users and continue to operate with a “so what” attitude. It more...

In the form of the announcement of the new conceptual phone Morph, developed by research centre Nokia in cooperation with the Cambridge University.

-- Finally, it’s not clear whether Google will become the prevailing bidder for any of the spectrum. Google will nevertheless probably emerge as the biggest winner in the auction. The company had previously said would be willing to spend $4.6 more...

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This ought to give you pause...

[...] a fairly powerful x86 processor down to 0.6W for ultra mobile devices.