Mark Bridge writes:
Last month I was struck by the way video streaming service Bambuser was being used by citizen journalists.
Now comes news of a different kind of photo-journalism. Instead of shooting behind-the-scenes images of a general election, prisoner Michael Long has been using his mobile to record from behind bars.
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Mark Bridge writes:
As sure as eggs, there’ll be an iPhone 5. It’ll be announced on 6th June 2011 if you want my guess. And the latest rumours are suggesting it’ll have ‘radial menus’.
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An ABI Research survey in the USA has revealed that 53% of smartphone users say they already have or soon will use their handsets for mobile banking. In addition, almost half of smartphone users say they have or plan to use their phones to do mobile shopping.
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UK-based network management specialist Arieso has compared the subscriber demand for mobile data from different devices. It found that Android users were particularly ‘data hungry’ in terms of data call volumes, time connected to the network, and data volume sent and received.
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The Google Nexus S, Three UK’s iPad deals, an experimental giffgaff tariff and Truphone’s new identity are all featured in this week’s edition of The Fonecast. It’s an entertaining 30-minute summary of the UK’s mobile industry news headlines.
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