Singapore Airlines announced the first-ever flights featuring iPod and iPhone connectivity starting today on its newly reconfigured, all-Business Class Airbus A340-500 flights between New York and Singapore, and between Los Angeles and Singapore from August.
[via Mobileburn]
Ok it’s official, I’m fed up with the Canadian Mobile Industry.
I was pretty darn close before, as many of you know. I was borderline ready to give up completely. But there were always those ever so slight glimmers of hope that brought me back from the edge.
But now I’m done. I. AM. DONE.
Tonight I [...]
Qeep is a mobile social network operating out of Cologne, Germany. I’ve been to Cologne once — I stayed in a rather wicked hotel that was constructed out of an old water tower. Qeep is growing at a rate of around 1,500-2,000 users a day and is centred around an application installed on [...]
Joy. I got my first text spam from YesLoansUK (see above image). I also get mail spam from them. Somewhere along the lines, I must have mistakenly ticked the box that says ‘from other carefully selected people who want to knock you over rubbish’.
What’s fascinating is that I just changed my [...]
Thanks to Steve Rowlands over at S60blogger.com, who, points out a work around for anyone really stupid keen to update their stupid Nokia firmware.
Nokia took the decision, last week, to disable firmware updates for 80 million Windows Vista users. Highlighting just how piss poor poor their strategy is compared to the likes [...]
Every now and again, some bright spark, somewhere, mentions that it’s cheaper to get data from the Hubble Space Telescope than it is to send 160 characters via a text message charged at 5p/text. Here’s a story from Yahoo, via TechDigest, via The Register:
Even getting information from the Hubble Space Telescope only costs a maximum [...]
The Girffin Technology case conceals a built-in booster antenna that captures more of the available wireless signal and sends it to the internal antenna of your iPhone.
[via Popgadget]
Voice activated social networking? Yes! Blabnote’s going to be hitting the web shortly and it promises to be an interesting diversion from the usual poking and status updates.
You ‘work’ Blabnote by simply phoning the service’s number and chatting. If you’d like to create a group of friends, you can do [...]
If you haven’t seen it, it’s worth a look. Orange’s agency — Mother, I think it is — does a brilliant job with these ads in the cinemas across the UK. They appear just before the main feature begins.
It’s just a shame Orange appears to have lost its way amongst the innovation [...]
Orange spokesperson Therese Wenger told the SDA news agency that it has secured rights to release the iPhone (3G version, presumably) in Switzerland and more than 10 other countries -- take that Swisscom! hear, hear!
Other countries include Austria, Belgium, Poland, Portugal, and Romania. And France of course where it's already on sale.
[via engadget:mobile]
As a result of the recent disasters in both China and Burma, RebTel have made all calls to the region free — as their email out to their customers reads:
No strings attached, just call and make sure they are OK.
Good policy, this. I’ve been using RebTel regularly to call the States and South [...]
Starhome are a company that, 20 minutes ago, I couldn’t have picked out of a line up of global roaming service providers. When we start to get jiggy with network translation layers and HLR systems, that’s when my eyes begin to glaze over. I’m well up for getting technical, but when it comes [...]
Moovera Networks are at it again. Oh yes. This time they’ve done a deal with Trent Barton, one of the UK’s leading independent bus operators.
You can now get wireless internet access on their coaches running between Nottingham and Derby. Eight of their Red Arrow buses are now active and the service is [...]
Hot, hot news if you’re keen on watching the slow lumbering pace of your common-or-garden mobile operator swap into a brief canter. Yes, the pace is hotting up! Zyb, everybody’s favourite mobile contact backup company (and a HECK of a lot more) has sold out to Big Red for a whopping $48m [...]
While news trickles in of Apple's first iPhone's supply drying out: "US customers will only be allowed to buy one of Apple's devices per person, "the UK online Apple Store has currently no iPhones in stock", and rumors of the the new 3G version to be announced June 9, I finally received yesterday my very first iPhone.