Quack

OK, now I have seen it all. There are certainly moves about by regulators to put the onus on telecomms providers to protect their customers from overspending, or at least making them more aware of charges that are accruing. In principle, this is not unreasonable. (more…)

Deakin University have released some research (also here) about mobile phone spending habits among youth. They are concerned about the “economic impact” of mobile phones. (more…)

Here’s another phenomenon that might just take the world by storm, or at least explode like some social networking sites. The twitter (also here and here) is a very short message that tells a community of people what you are doing at the moment. (more…)

Well, it’s finally happened. The English have caught up with the rest of the world as far as answering a mobile phone anywhere and everywhere goes.

Research from Dial-a-Phone (also here) shows that people will answer the phone almost anywhere, (more…)

They call them Crackberry instead. I don’t have one; I’m already addicted to my trusty Treo, being a Palm guy for a long time, and wanting to take the next step of combining my phone and Palm into a single device.

Blackberry have probably led the charge toward the adoption of smartphones. Together with GPRS and now 3G, they have (more…)