A recent study highlighted by Will Heaven in the Telegraph claims that your choice of smartphone is a strong indicator of your basic politics. Apparently iPhone users are more likely to be ‘lefties’ and BlackBerry users more likely to be ‘right-wing’.
What then, does it mean, if you carry a BlackBerry, a Nokia, [...]
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The ipadio team have very kindly placed my latest phlogs (phone-blogs) on their frontpage today:
Have you been listening in? I’ve had quite a few emails from surprised individuals flicking through Google Reader only to be shocked to hear my voice coming from the rss feed. That’s the beauty of ipadio. Over [...]
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So almost five billion dollars of investment is now available on an open source basis. Did you catch the official announcement today? You now download Symbian and get it working on your own hardware, if you’ve got the mind to. In fact, we actually shot some footage of this happening on Friday [...]
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This year we’re doing something different for Mobile World Congress. Oh yes. I’ve teamed up with Rafe Blandford and the team at All About Symbian. We’re combining the resources of Mobile Industry Review (“MIR”), Mobile Developer TV (“MDTV”) and All About Symbian (“AAS”) to deliver what I hope will be some of [...]
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The new Ovi Maps, that now comes with free walk and drive directions for most of the planet, has been downloaded 1.4 million times in just a week. Here’s the press release.
A week. Wow!
“We’re averaging a download a second, 24 hours a day,” said Anssi Vanjoki, Executive Vice President, Nokia. “When we announced [...]
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