At&T Video Share looks like a cool service (video call streaming finally!) though you have to have one of three phones that support the service… ah the walled garden. Too bad there’s no mention of either the iPhone (oh right no 3G!) or any of the Nokia N-Series – the N75 does support 3G with … Read moreAT&T selling live video-calling
The update for the Safari 3 beta has been out for a week now yet none of the extensions seem to be updated to work with it yet. Since I’m not a developer, I can’t tell how much has changed under the hood, but from my eyes things seem similar enough… I’m not even thinking … Read moreWhere are the extensions for Safari 3?
I was able to download the Nokia Maps beta for my N95 yesterday before it was removed from the Smart2Go site which makes me a bit lucky and probably a bit crazy to have installed it, but so far so good. In general, I’ve found GPS connectivity to be much quicker which is excellent! The … Read moreNokia Maps Beta
I think I though this was going to be cool before I could get it, but I have to say it’s not really something I care too much about. I’ve stopped posting my own videos to YouTube (I’m all about Viddler now) and really only check the site when I get a link from someone. … Read moreYouTube on my Mobile – Yawn
T-Mobile used to be cool. They were one of the first carriers in the US to offer the opportunity to use unlocked phones and they also were very early in WiFi deployments, tested Dual-Mode Services and even invested in VOIP company JahJah — Amazingly this coolness has been lost and while the left hand has … Read moreT-Mobile, You used to be cool, what happened?
There are certainly no shortage of social networks at the moment, but I’ve found a nice home on Jaiku. There are some similarities with Jaiku and Twitter, but once you start to dive into Jaiku, you’ll note that the similarities remain at the surface. When you visit either the main Jaiku page or a user’s … Read moreJaiku Mobile – Lifestreaming with my friends
I like web apps as much as the next geek around here, but I find the decision (or lack therof) to make the iPhone DevKit the “Safari Engine.” Unless there’s some nifty way to make things work offline in cached mode, users are going to get frustrated quickly with the way things work. I know … Read moreAJAX does not, an iPhone application make
Symbian in Motion is hosting the Carnival of the Mobilists #77 and I’m in it for the first time for my post with a quick walkthrough on the Nokia Media Transfer App. Welcome new readers! Technorati Tags: Carnival of the Mobilists
Yahoo! Research Berkeley has developed Zurfer, an amazing application to engage and interact with Flickr. I’ve only been playing with this for about 10 minutes but I can tell it’s going to be one of my favorite mobile applications! This is definitley one of those things you need to use to fully enjoy and appreciate, … Read moreZurfer – Mobilized Flickr!
I just updated the Gizmo client on my N95 (actually updated on my N800 as well) and have to say it’s very slick. You can add contacts from AIM and MSN with a coming soon on Jabber, Yahoo and iChat. I love that it’s integrated with my phonebook which means I only have to open … Read moreGizmo updated on N95
So this morning I’ve actually had a chance to play with the Nokia Media Transfer application I mentioned yesterday. Once you’ve set your preferences (which you do on launch and can adjust through the menu bar item) your phone simply connects and begins it’s sync process when it connects to your computer. I chose USB, … Read moreNokia Media Transfer is very cool…
Thanks to Charlie at Lifeblog for the tip… Nokia Media Transfer is a new app that will let Mac users connect to their N-Series and transfer Pictures, Videos, Podcasts, Music and files between computer and mobile device! Awesome! I’m downloading this one right away… Technorati Tags: Apple, N-Series, N73, N75, N80, N95, Nokia, OSX, Nokia … Read moreNokia Media Transfer is now out!
I get why Sprite wants to do what they are planning, but don’t understand the method… Rather than develop y our own social network, why not parter with exist companies that have massive communities and inertia. Being an active participant in these networks take time and time in Sprint Yard will be time away from … Read moreSprite going Social
UPDATE— Resolved! I am not sure how this in any way this falls under DMCA legal jurisdiction, but blog buddy ThoughtFix had a video removed from YouTube. Apparently, Nokia did not like how he PURCHASED an N800 and the proceeded to take it apart and put it back together again. I thought it was a … Read moreNokia Legal Strikes within YouTube… removes a disassembly video?
Just caught this one in the inbox… I think the machines lose this round. Have a feeling this was a less than enthusiastic review… Technorati Tags: Broken, Mahalo, Mediapost
I’m not quite as travel-intensive these days but reading Andy’s post on Working Anywhere got me thinking about some past experiences and frustrations. Reflecting back across the past few years, I can recall many times when hotel “broadband” was difficult to connect to or even impossible. I’ve had wireless only rooms that can’t get a … Read moreWorking Anywhere: give me broadband and stand clear
I’m not quite as travel-intensive these days but reading Andy’s post on Working Anywhere got me thinking about some past experiences and frustrations. Reflecting back across the past few years, I can recall many times when hotel “broadband” was difficult to connect to or even impossible. I’ve had wireless only rooms that can’t get a … Read moreWorking Anywhere: give me broadband and stand clear
Our Symbian-Guru has a thoughful post comparing the N95, N75 and N73 to determine which is the most connected device. It’s an interesting question and his perspective is something I share as well. Our collective conclusion is that the N73 is hard to beat. You can use it and I mean really use it for … Read moreThe Most Connected N-Series?