SMS Weblogs / Textually / 2003 / 10 / 30

More toons for cell phone

More on cell phone etiquette basics, this time from Erica Hill for CN

A new TV format in the UK takes the distinctly unorthodox approach of trying to persuade viewers to switch to different channels, according to The Guardia

An insightful article written by Raid Qusti in Al Jazeerah, deplores changes in the Saudi society under the influence of capitalist culture, particularly in the behavior and habits of people during Ramada

The UK's general public can get details of food hazard warnings direct to their mobile phone every time they are issued, according to the Food Standard Agency via SMS: Business Gets the Message

Mobile users can subscribe to this free service by sending the text message "FSA" to number 078 664 28 26

The opponents of wireless local number portability are apparently not giving up, reports RCR Wireless News

"An amendment is being pushed in the

Vodafone UK has announced the launch of the Communications Support Directory via its Find & Seek servic

A Belgian couple are to get married by SMS because text messaging has played such a big part in their relationship, reports Ananov

USA Today has an entertaining article on how some professors are dealing with cell phones on campus and their ringing interruptions in their classroom

Some good news today! Analysts have raised their forecasts for worldwide cell phone sales in 2003, in another hopeful sign for the struggling industry, according to New

All telephone users with a regular fixed line can - as of yesterday - receive text messages from Vodafone Sweden's mobile customer

The number of text messages sent in the UK reached a record high last month, according to new figures, reported by Ananov