"a free and open source software which provides a unified push service for server-side notification to apps on mobile devices". Looks kinda like a self-hosted Urban Airship?

"The 1140 grid fits perfectly into a 1280 monitor. On smaller monitors it becomes fluid and adapts to the width of the browser."

"the ebook reader for your smartphone, netbook, or computer that focuses on helping you find the best books and then getting out of your way"

"It's like Selenium, but for Android™"

"Unlimited 3G Internet & Mobile Broadband Solutions". Presently $39.99/month for unlimited service in 130+ US cities.

"a general-purpose programming language, with a particular emphasis on mobile and distributed systems. It is loosely based on the Bigraphs formalism, and owes an ideological debt to the Bigraphical Programming Languages project."

"the fastest way to create applications for iPhone and iPod touch"

"a software development group that specializizes in building mobile web solutions for companies and projects involved in rural media & computing"

Really excellent run-down of why Android has some serious hurdles to jump.

Find the best cell phone coverage in your area, or add your own cell phone signal to the map.

record a note to yourself via a toll-free number and retrieve it later via web or RSS

why Symbian sucks from a developer perspective. even Nokia doesn't like it.

a few handy links about WAP 2.0

remote unlocking for a nominal fee on a variety of devices and carriers

dear Santa...

readable!

camphone -> flickr