Category Archives: Carnival of the Mobilists

Carnival of the Mobilists at Ubiquitous Thoughts

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Mark van ‘t Hooft at Ubiquitous Thoughts has posted Carnival of the Mobilists 128. The theme this week is football (soccer in the US) but it’s also an iPhone 3G Carnival with no less than eight posts on the second generation Jobs-phone. Not an Apple fan? There’s much more to this Carnival including posts on making money with mobile open source, mobile advertising, search, mobiles in education, video calling and Twitter as a universal service. Head on over to Ubiquitous … Continue reading →

Carnival of the Mobilists is Here

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Those horns are actually part of the Scoppio del Carro (“Explosion of the Cart”) Easter procession in Florence but here they herald the arrival of the 127th Carnival of the Mobilists. This carnival happens every Monday somewhere on the web and is a celebration of the best writing on mobile technology. I’m honored to be hosting it again here at WapReview. There were a lot of great entries this week, I’ve tried to pick the best of the best for … Continue reading →

Carnival of the Mobilists #126

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This week its at tarekesber.com where Tarek has gathered up the best posts on mobile topics from around the web. At this Carnival you can catch up with what happened at Google I/O and the Future in Review 2008 conference and read about Nokia Maps, the Asian Mobile Ecosystem, mobile web statistics, what makes a good mobile browser, 3G iPhone speculation, mobile audio blogging, mobile social and more. Head on over to Tarek’s place to visit the midway of mobile … Continue reading →

Carnival Of the Mobilists #125

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That’s right, it’s carnival time again. Every Monday, the Carnival of the Mobilists sets up at a different blog. The Carnival is a showcase of the best recent items from around the web on mobile topics. Reading it every week is a great way to keep up with what’s happening in mobile without investing a lot of time following dozens of sites. This week first time host Matt Radford is holding the Carnival at his All About iPhone.net site. Matt’s … Continue reading →

New Mobile Carnival

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This week the Carnival of the Mobilists is at Tarek Ghazali’s Symbiano-Tek. On his 19th birthday, Tarek brings us 17 outstanding posts on mobile gathered from around the web. Visiting the Carnival of the Mobilists every week is one of the best ways to keep up with trends in the mobile world and this week is no exception. There are posts on mobile search, the next iPhone, games in education, web to mobile transcoding, mobile advertising, Linux on mobiles, creating … Continue reading →

New Carnival of the Mobilists

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The Carnival of the Mobilists is a weekly blog carnival featuring the best recent posts on mobile topics.  Published every Monday, the Carnival is one of the best ways to keep up with whats happening in the mobile world. This week’s edition is hosted by Xen Mendelsohn at Xellular Identity.  She’s selected 16 really great posts for her Carnival.  There are pieces on mobile Flash, marketing, education, forums, patents, legislation, statistics, hardware and quite a bit more. Congradulations to Tomi … Continue reading →

Carnival At 3-Lib

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This week the Carnival has set up at the venerable 3-Lib, launched in 1995 as a site covering the Psion handhelds, 3-Lib is now best known as the home of the Smartphones Show vodcast. For his Carnival, 3-Lib host Steve Litchfield has selected a baker’s dozen of the week’s best posts on mobile topics. The focus is on the mobile web but there are also pieces on mobile payments, malware, QR codes, mobile TV, mobiles in education, Blyk and an … Continue reading →

New Carnival at Skydeck

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This week’s Carnival of the Mobilists is at Skydeck.com’s blog. It’s a particularly good one with some great posts on the mobile music, network neutrality, microformats, carrier economics and marketing practices, widgets, user experience and design, advertising, mobile social networking and a whole lot more. Visit the Carnival every week to keep up to date with everything that’s happening in mobile. Link: Carnival of the Mobilists 120