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This installment of the Carnival of the Mobilists (#49) is hosted by Michael Mace of the Mobile Opportunity Blog. A great edition bu Michael as usual and be sure to take a moment to complete the very quick and anonymous Carnival of the Mobilists survey (opens in a new window.)
Enjoy!

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I got the bright idea to go downtown this afternoon to buy dessert. The sky was black and there was thunder in the air so Bryan tagged along (can’t work anyhow—not safe to stay plugged in during lightning storms here.)
First it rained. Then it rained a lot. We could only see about a metre ahead [...]

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While most people seem to have stopped blogging due to vacations, i’ve simply been horribly busy. Summer is the time of the year when one of my old Toronto clients makes a bunch of ‘back to school’ educational content so i’ve been busy drawing collared lemmings and putting together an Iditarod-themed Chu Chu rocket lookalike [...]

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This installment of the Carnival of the Mobilists (#42) is hosted by Mobile Active and includes my mobile literacy checklist.
A great linelup includng a very interesting ‘post of the week’ from Scott Shaffer about Google’s creation of QR codes for the masses (a great idea in my opinion. One of the simplest and most [...]

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This installment of the Carnival of the Mobilists (#41) is hosted by Justin Oberman at MoPocket and includes my ‘Mobile Learning Reading List’ (which has grown since its original posting and will likely grow some more in the coming days.)
As always, Justin has provided a great lineup of posts and also reminds us that [...]

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I was a bit surprised to find this article in Canada’s Financial Post today:
“(regarding Bell Mobility)…Last week, Scotia Capital Markets analyst John Henderson wrote in a research note that he thinks BCE may be forced spend as much as $800-million more over the next two years to install GSM technology on top of its existing [...]

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This installment of the Carnival of the Mobilists (#40) is hosted by Anders Borg of Abiro.
Nice work Anders, and congrats to Daniel Taylor for winning best post of the week with a fun post called “Who Designs this Stuff” and one of the best lines i’ve heard in a while about useless content services.

“I [...]

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This installment of the Carnival of the Mobilists (#39) is hosted by Daniel Taylor’s Mobile Enterprise Weblog. Don’t miss the ‘Browsing’ section with a great post from WAP Review on the future of the mobile web via Opera Mini.

Thanks a bunch to Daniel for including my tardy post on mobile handset literacy. If I [...]

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