mobile phones

mobile Technorati
Below is the mobile version of blog search engine Technorati for web-enabled handhelds and mobile phones.Here's a little zeitgeist from the site."Top searches this hour:1.Jesus 2.“Leo Prieto” 3.“Six Feet Under” 4.“Boy George” 5.“John Bolton” 6.Bolton 7.“Hans Island” 8.“Paul Hackett” 9.IE7 10.“Current Tv”
IPdrum to bring Skype to mobile phones
Norwegian voice over internet protocol (VoIP) solutions provider IPdrum has introduced the IPdrum Mobile Skype Cable, a bridge between internet telephony and mobile phones. The IPdrum Mobile Cable connects internet telephony service Skype to a mobile phone via the mobile phone network, allowing Skype users mobility and worldwide calling for local rates. With IPdrum and Skype, a user can, free of any long distance charges, call worldwide from his or her mobile phone. IPdrum has developed patent-pending technology to connect the traditional telephony systems with peer-to-peer (P2P) telephony. IPdrum Mobile Cable enables the user to Skype from his or her mobile no matter where he/she is.
Mobile Graphics
Mobile graphics are a great way to make cellular phones aesthetically pleasing. Many wireless phones are not designed just for communication. People want their phones to look good as well. Mobile phones have evolved into a form of fashion statement./p...
Make the most out of your mobile phone -- book available
Just a quick note to let you know that my "Nokia Smartphone Hacks" (O'Reilly Hacks Series) book is now available for immediate shipping at amazon. The book is about how to make the most out of your mobile phones. No more using your $400 phone like a $10 "tin can telephone"! :) Check out a list of "hacks" covered in the book here. None of them requires you to take apart your phone. :) You can read some sample hacks from the O'Reilly web site. While most of the "hacks" in the book target Nokia phones, the basic technique applies to almost all phones on the market.
Rural mobile phone use 'riskier'
OK, these studies are getting old. Now we are being told that there is a fair chance that mobile phones in rural areas are putting us at a bigger risk of cancer…. Direct and Related Links for 'Rural mobile phone use ‘riskier’'
White Paper: Solutions to the Virus Threat on Mobile Networks
For the moment, most virus traffic on mobile networks is still from GPRS Windows laptops, such as the established Blaster, Sasser or Slammer worms. As the line between laptops, palmtops and mobile phones becomes blurred, viruses in mobile networks are set to increase. Mobile viruses in GPRS/WCDMA/CDMA networks can spread by MMS, mobile instant messaging, mobile gaming or peer to peer communication. GPRS networks are able to limit the bandwidth for viruses to spread, but with the advent of 3G networks, the ability of viruses to spread will be multiplied.

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