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New Carnival of the Mobilists at Francisco Kattan’s Blog

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This month’s Carnival of the Mobilists is now available on Francisco Kattan’s Blog. The Carnival is a showcase of the best recent blog posts on mobile topics that is hosted on a different mobile themed blog each month. Reading it is a great way to keep up with what’s happening in mobile and to discover new new blogs and bloggers This Carnival features a number of posts of interest to mobile developers. Topics covered include whether your app should be free … Continue reading →

New Carnival of the Mobilists Hosted By Tomi Ahonen

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This week’s mobile Carnival is at Communities Dominate Brands, the blog of well known industry analyst and master of mobile statistics, Tomi Ahonen. The Carnival theme this week is the love and happiness engendered by the simultaneous arrival of Valentine’s Day and the Lunar (Chinese) New Year. Highlights  include pieces on Valentines related mobile services, mobile user experience, messaging based mobile advertising, the iPhone in South Korea, operator backlash against Google’s use of cell tower positioning, the potential intrusiveness of … Continue reading →

Carnival of the Mobilists 209

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Photo by =xAv= –  Some rights reserved Welcome to the 209th edition of the Carnival of the Mobilists.  Every Monday the Carnival pops up somewhere on the Web  to showcase the best recent posts on any aspect of the mobile ecosystem. This week it’s WapReview’s turn to host the Carnival and boy have we got some great stuff to share with you. So sit back and enjoy the read. At Always On Real-Time Access, Chetan Sharma analyzes technology that could … Continue reading →

Carnival of the Mobilists #195 At Always On Real-Time Access

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You can always find the week’s best blog posts on mobile topics at the Carnival of the Mobilists. The latest edition is at mobile industry consultant and author Chetan Sharma’s blog, Always On Real-Time Access. Topics this week include mobile social networking, mobile application development, mobile advertising, inovation in emerging markets, mobile VOIP, a CTIA report and my Bolt browser review (thanks for including it, Chetan). Don’t miss Carnival of the Mobilists #195 At Always On Real-Time Access  

Carnival Of Mobilists 189 at MSearchGroove

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This week the Carnival of the Mobilists is appearing at MSearchGroove where noted mobile industry analyst Peggy Anne Salz is making her first appearance as Carnival head barker. Peggy’s lined this week’s midway with some great attractions, so step right up and to hear the pitches  brimming with mobile intelligence.  The attractions this time are all over the mobile lot with everything from  mobile industry statistics through mobile banking, Nokia‘s current predicament and potential future,  mobile VOIP, mobile’s role in … Continue reading →

Carnival of the Mobilists is Live at Golden Swamp

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This latest edition Carnival of the Mobilists, themed “The Frog Days of Summer”,  has  been posted by Judy Breck at GoldenSwamp.  If you don’t know of the Carnival, it’s a weekly celebration of the best submitted blog posts on mobile topics.  It’s been around nearly four years and is one of the best ways to keep on top on what’s going on the mobile space quickly and efficiently.  Think of it as a GTD tool for your mobile intelligence gathering. … Continue reading →

Carnival Time at Mobilestance.com

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This week’s Carnival is hosted by Jamie Wells at mobilestance.com. It includes a some interesting posts  including a couple on how traditional publishers can make money with mobile, one on Orange UK’s new Blyk inspired prepaid offer plus thoughts on web based mobile operating systems,  mobile behavior patterns  and if IMS actually has a future. Congratulations to Steve Smith of min online who won Post of the Week honors for his entry ” Top Five iPhone Revenue Ideas Magazines Should … Continue reading →

New Carnival of the Mobilists At Idemode

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This week’s 184th edition of the Carnival of the Mobilists is at Idlemode. There are a number of interesting posts spotlighted this time including ones covering mobile advertising, app stores, Palm Pre sales numbers, mobile web widgets, the importance of the operators in selling smartphones, mobiles in medicine and a lively debate on whether local apps or browser based ones will dominate the mobile computing space. Thanks to  Ifan Chou for hosting this Carnival and also for including one of … Continue reading →