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Category Archives: mobile
Cellphones in Timbuktu
It’s easy to think of people from the underdeveloped world as quite different from ourselves. After all, there’s little to convince us otherwise. National Geographic Specials, video clips on the Nightly News, photos in every major newspaper – all depicting … Continue reading
Posted in Humanity, mobile, Pearltrees, Third World
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iPhone Phones Home, Tells Everything
Caveat: I am not a developer so what I am about to reveal may or may not be news to the developer community. Nevertheless, this is not something that I was aware of previously and I have not seen any … Continue reading
Posted in Apple, big brother, Blog Power, iPhone, mobile
Tagged Apple, back door, bad apple, consumer rights, data theft, iPhone, Mac, oliver starr, owstarr.com, privacy laws, root kit, snooping, trespassing, unlawful surveillance
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Just In from the “More Apple BS Dept” – Your iPhone has a Kill Switch
Yahoo is reporting that Steve Jobs has admitted to the fact that Apple has installed a “kill switch” on the new iPhone that allows the company to take action to remotely remove an application from the device. According to the … Continue reading
Posted in big brother, mobile, Personal
Tagged Apple deceit, bullshit, devious, iPhone 3G, Kill Switch, remote control
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AlwaysOn Stanford Summit: a discussion on “open mobile”
I’m sitting in on a panel right now discussing what “Open” means in the context of mobile. We’ve got representatives from Frog Design (Mark Rolston), Verizon (Anthony Lewis), Kleiner Perkins (Matt Murphy), Nokia (David Rivas) and Google (Rich Miner). Listening … Continue reading
Posted in mobile, New Gadgets, Nokia
Tagged Android, Frog Design, google, Kleiner Perkins, Nokia, OMA, Open Mobile Alliance, Symbian, Verizon
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Want a Limited Edition Nokia N96? Now’s Your Chance!
Nokia just launched this new site announcing the very limited availability of their newest multi-media computer, the amazing N96. We’ve been hearing about this phone since 3GSM…the specifications are basically mind-blowing. It’s the N95 on steroids, growth hormone, speed and … Continue reading
Posted in mobile, New Gadgets, Nokia
Tagged facethetask.com, Launch, MicroDVR, N96 Limited Edition, Nokia N96, oliverstarr, owstarr.com, starrtrek
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Joikuspot Launches New Mapspot Service.
The folks at Joiku, the company that has developed the revolutionary Joikuspot software that lets you turn your Symbian Series 60 device into a mobile wi-fi hotspot have done it again. This time they’ve built on their Joikuspot platform by … Continue reading
Posted in mobile
Tagged Disruptive Technology, Google Maps, GPS, Joiku, Joikuspot, Location Based Services, Mapspot, oliver starr, owstarr.com
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Got Gadgets?
Recently, several people have inquired about the extent of my “toy” collection. Mostly it consists of Nokia phones (although there’s also a Treo, an iPhone, a Helio Drift, and a Samsung SCH-i830, and a few others hardly worth mentioning), various … Continue reading
Posted in mobile, New Gadgets, Nokia, Personal
Tagged Flashlights, Gadgets, Heuer, Internet Tablets, Lasers, Mobile Phones, N810, N82, N95, Nokia, NSeries, Snoon, Swatch, Toys
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TwitterFone Goes Live
TwitterFone, a new service that allows you to post to Twitter via voice by calling a number on your mobile phone has just been lit up. The application is currently in an invite-only beta so if you want to use … Continue reading
Posted in mobile, Web Apps, web2.0
Tagged MaxRoam, oliverstarr, owstarr.com, Pat Phelan, Spinvox, twitter, TwitterFone, Voice Interface, Voice UI, VUI
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VoIP Phishing Fraud Alert: learn how to defend yourself
I just received an invitation from my friend Alec Saunders , CEO of Iotum to join in on a free conference call to discuss AT$T and AMEX’s deployment of auto-dialing technology that, according to Alec, has the potential to desensitize … Continue reading
Posted in carriers, mobile, Web Apps
Tagged fraud, free conference call, iotum, oliverstarr, owstarr.com, phishing, scams, VoIP
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Mobile Social Networks Could Reach US $52Billion by 2012; so says Informa
An email just hit my inbox that snapped my eyes wide open. Informa’s newest report: “Mobile Social Networking: Communities and Content on the Move” is suggesting that MoSoNets could generate some $52 Billion (yes with a “B”) in revenues by … Continue reading
Posted in mobile
Tagged bluepulse, Informa, mig33, Mobile Media, mobile social networks, MoSo Nets, oliverstarr, owstarr.com, Social Media
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