43 Folders have an interesting post on the creative uses that a mobile camera phone can be put to (other than slapping random people in the face to see what pain and disgust look like, as  practised by emotionally challenged…

An intriguing new ‘art-technology’ project has hit my radar courtesy of Techkwondo.  The Wifi.Bedouin is a wearable mobile 802.11b node that enables nearby WiFi devices to connect to it, but which is, itself, disconnected from the global Internet.  You can…

LG Electronics have announced the launch of the CL400 mobile phone. Not content with the usual connectivity options (you know – bluetooth, GSM, 3G, email, SMS, IrDA, etc., etc.), LG have added on WiFi connectivity as well. Better still, it’s…

According to a report by In-Stat, mobile music services—either in the form of downloadable music files or broadcast digital radio—have greater interest among US mobile customers than gaming, an application that is now providing some of the greatest mobile data…

Here’s something we’ll all be hearing a lot more about real soon – mobile TV. I’ve always thought TV on your mobile made perfect sense. I mean, interactivity’s all very well and good, and cramming gadget-fest features like cameras and…

At last, after much feverish speculation, way too much coverage, and not a little hype, Motorola and Apple finally announce the Motorola ROKR E1 iTunes phone.
Here’s the spec:

o.3 megapixel camera
128MB memory (The New York Times puts this…

Why is it that when a new product carries a fabulous brand, chances are the product itself will be poor, or the run up to the big launch will be farcically fumbled? Take Sony’s new Walkman phone, the W800i. Slated…

2005 is clearly the year of the music mobile phone. SonyEricsson has branded its new W800i with the legendary Walkman brand; Motorola is teaming up with Apple to bring an iPod phone; and Nokia, musically brandless but with its finger…