It’s Carnival time again. That’s the Carnival of the Mobilists of course, the weekly showcase of the best contributed writing on mobile topics. This week’s host is Steve Litchfield at 3-lib. If you aren’t familiar with 3-lib you really should be, particularly if you’re a Symbian Smartphone user as 3-lib is probably the largest collection of Symbian and Psion software and lore on the web. 3-lib also hosts Steve’s The Smartphones Show video podcast. The Carnival this week has a … Continue reading →

This week’s Carnival has a new host, MobileActive.org, a site devoted to exploring and promoting the use of mobile phones in political action campaigns. As usual, the Carnival contains lots of fresh new articles on mobile technology, marketing and societal impact. I’m pleased that one of my posts was included. From all the great posts this week, the host picked one by Scott Shaffer, better known as The Pondering Primate. as the Post of the Week – congratulations Scott. Visit … Continue reading →

Justin Oberman’s hosting the latest Carnival at mopocket. You’ll enjoy Justin’s original and rather funny introduction to the Carnival. Once again there is much good reading in the Carnival. I particularly liked Kevin Evan’s item about Sprint PCS’ WiMax plans, Tam Hanna’s analysis of what’s happening with Palm, Access and the forthcoming Linux based Access/Palmsource OS and Rudy De Waele’s Connecting Cultures Through Music, which Justin chose as Post of the Week. But that’s just me, there are over a … Continue reading →