2006 July

Who would have thought, Moto being the leverage for Liux in the mobile front? Eh, stranger things could and have happened I suppose.

Flash me that cash! If I was SanDisk, this could very well be my current mindset right now. As things stand, this is a pretty decent meal ticket for them right now.

Moto is singing to a Chinese tune. Besides kicking some serious butt with their Razr, Moto is also kicking things off with Ming in China.

Power to the memory chips! This may very well be Toshiba’s saving grace after some unfortunate losses for the company.

The name of this phone is stupid, however the design is most certainly not by any means. Sleek attractive and top of the line in many respects.

Why do things the old fashion way? Today’s new VoIP startups are going mobil

But it’s for the good of the kids, right? Eh, I am am not going to bite myself, but if some folks trust their ability to parent this much ,then more power to them.

You know I can see the value of Google’s latest tools for the desktop, however I am still a little sketchy on them with regard to their value in the mobile world.

Microsoft is back in the hardware game. This time they are working to demo a phone-PC and word on the street is that this might not be all that bad.

Mark my words: in the coming months we will begin to see a flood of mobile users moving over to other wireless options as I think people want more flexibility with their ability to keep in touch with loved ones.

Who would have thought. Text message that saves lives? Perhaps text messaging is not all that bad after all?

Is the Blackberry really losing that much ground from the recent advancements to Windows Mobile options? You better believe it….

I do hope that they have better luck with preventing huge charges on stolen mobile devices than we have had here in the US.

No matter how many times I hear about it, I just cannot get down with the idea of mobile phones replacing my wallet. Sure, I do see it happening sooner rather than later, but still.

I’d say that it’s safe to say that Starbucks may have the right idea here. Mobile users are important and frankly, will be important to their business as well.

Mobile gambling. Sounds cool, but I would not plan on seeing much of this in most of the US. Apparently adults here are not capable of making their own decisions.

You have to admit that the name is rather catchy, no? KushCash - the name that offers more “Kushion for pushin’”?

Are we really ready mobile web 2.0? Well even if you are, it is here regardless…

Not really into phone gaming myself, however the following game does offer some appeal to people like me…

Tracking traffic on your mobile phone? It’s finally a reality according to the piece below…