responsive design kit that starts with little screens and works up

Mine this for OTW.

Looks really rather nice.

"iWebKit is a file package designed to help you create your own iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad compatible website or webapp."

"Previously, building SMS apps was hard... it could take months of negotiations, approvals, and hundreds or thousands of dollars up-front and every month to get started.  With Twilio SMS, it's as easy as buying a Twilio phone number from the Twilio account portal or Phone Numbers REST API for $1 / month, and immediately start receiving and sending text messages using Twilio's SMS REST API for just 3 cents per message."

"...today I will shout at web developers who think that delicately inserting an iPhone up their ass is the same as mobile web development."

Find in page bookmarklet for Safari on the iPhone. Brill.

Fingers crossed O2 follows.

If you're having trouble getting your Huawei E172 to work under Ubuntu, chances are the fix is in this thread. (Weird that Vodafone officially support Xandros, but not Ubuntu.)

Vodafone's R&D lab. Lots of interesting stuff, plus drivers for all the operating systems Vodafone don't officially support.

With Fire Eagle support. Not checked the app yet, but their website doesn't exactly inspire confidence.

Photos taken with a mobile strapped to some binoculars. An idea to nick, since my N95 isn't doing anything useful.

The only people who use txt spk are old (as in over fifty).

This would seem to be a bloody remarkable application. The facility for text searching images is particularly cool (business cards/wine labels/handwritten notes snapped with a webcam all worked well for me). At last, computers can fix my fried memory!

Piece profiling Jan Chipchase of Future Perfect fame.

There are now some Fire Eagle apps available. (If anyone needs an invite, I have 4 going spare.)

Phone up Dial2Do and it'll email you a reminder, send someone an email, update Twitter or read out an RSS feed. Sounds fab, but it's in private beta, so I've no idea whether it actually works yet.

£20 a month for 1.8Mbps mobile broadband, including Hotspot access. Not bad, given that I spent more than £30 on Wifi last month (thank you, tightwad hotels).

Didn't expect international roaming worries for this trip.

"Where’s the Phone street surveys set out to document the extent to which people noticed their incoming communication and cross refererence this information to the location where the phone is carried."

This doesn't really help resolve my simultaneous 'WANT!'/'DON'T WANT!' attitude to the iPhone - I suppose I should just hope for some sort of super-iPod/web computer type device with no 'phone features.

Great in-depth review of the iPhone. "...it's important that purchase... not be made for features, but for the device's paradigm-shifting interface."

Call a number, speak; your words get turned into an email/SMS. Very cool, but US/Canada only at the moment. (Great for disabled users as well as productivity wonks, I'd think.)

"The popular mobile is meant to make you look popular in public, it beeps at regular intervals to pretend you've just received another text message." cf. Twitter

Now with fancy new photoblogging type features.

"twttr is a text messaging service based on the idea that everyone and everything has a status. twttr keeps you connected to your friends by subscribing to their status." - mobile mutual glancing.

A review of four Flickr-uploading apps for Series 60 'phones, most of which add context data to your snaps. (I tried Meaning, but it was too intrusive.)

"ShoZu makes saving images from your camera-phone to your Flickr album simple. Download the free ShoZu application to try it out."

"email .3gp videos from your mobile to post@vlogging.com, subject: post"

Newsgator bought Ranchero, home of NetNewsWire. MarsEdit users might have reason to worry.

Geominder allows you to create location-based reminders that stay attached to physical locations.

"Geominder allows you to create location-based reminders [on your 'phone] that stay attached to physical locations. When arriving at a marked location, Geominder can play an alarm and display a stored text note or a voice note previously associated to the

A seriously bloody clever combination of SMS, Skype, Soundflower, email, iTunes, Automator and Applescript that lets you play songs to yourself over the 'phone, and download the song onto the 'phone. Bit of a faff to set up, though.

"Nokia said in a statement the new browser will use the same open source components as Apple's Safari Internet browser. Nokia added the browser will be available during the first half of 2006 and said it would continue to cooperate with Apple."

"The Social Fabric is a representation of your social world, displayed as a single visual array on your mobile phone. It does not replace your address book or calendar but keeps you subtly informed about which relationships are prospering, which you have

Wikipedia for telephones - before long, Pub Quizzes will be about research skills, not useless knowledge.

Flickr for your telephone. Brill.

“CellSpotting.com” is a global location based service for mobile (GSM and UMTS) users.

New blog for a book on mobile art, work based on locative technologies, wearable art, etc.