SMS Weblogs / Textually / 2003 / 08 / 28

Push-to-talk (PTT) could be the biggest upgrade to mobile phones since wireless service first became affordable a decade ago, according to Mike Langberg for the Silicon Valle

Mobile Tracker reports on what could be the next big thing in cellular networks—modified balloons that double as cell tower

The BBC’s Watchdog programme made history this week, becoming the first British television programme to gauge public opinion by text messag

The spread of rumours of arrests by pagers and text messaging following the riots that rocked Mumbai on Monday has become a matter of concern for the Indian polic

The BBC covering The Game Developers Conference Europe in London, describes some of the mobile games being showcased, with insights into the sort of things keeping Japanese thumbs bus

Setting its eyes on India's growing mobile phone user base, China's largest mobile phone manufacturer, Bird, today entered the Indian market with the introduction of four cellular handset models, according to Mid Da

According to Per Helmersen, Senior Research Psychologist at Telenor, Norway's two MMS service providers, MMS use has exploded in Norway this Summer - 160,000 messages in May, 550,000 in June and

The new Nokia 2300 launched yesterday at events in Moscow, Russia, and New Delhi, India is the first Nokia phone to enable users to filter out junk text messages from unwanted number

Soon, you will be able to detect if the person you are talking to on your mobile phone is telling the truth or no

A Brazilian telephone company is offering a helping hand to Latin lovers who are lacking inspiration with animations of sexual positions based on the Kama Sutra flashed directly to their mobile phone