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Mobile Downloads for Nintendo

2008-01-19T14:21:00.001-08:00

Now, we have Nintendo Version of downloads for iPhone users. The hackers club's latest gift to the free world. The Nintendo uses buttons and the apple iphone uses touch screen, their is some compatabilty issues that need to be solved. However its in Nintendos best interest that they will have to figure out a new way to adapt apples rules in the interface and come up with some thing that will attract that market. I am hoping this will open up some new territories for Nintendo to compete.

Phone on one hand and wheel on the other is a danger sign: RUN

2008-01-02T22:41:00.000-08:00

From a recent Post:
http://www.mobile-weblog.com/50226711/mobile_phones_can_clog_traffic_flow.php#Blog

Not only mobile phones cause accidents on the road, it will also test your patience. According to a new research by the University of Utah, motorists talking on mobile phones drive more slowly so they tend to complete their trips longer. To make matters worse, they also affect the travel time of other people on the road.

Results of this research will further strengthen the argument to ban mobile devices while driving. Here are the key findings posted at Science Daily:

* In medium and high density traffic, drivers talking on cell phones were 21 percent and 19 percent, respectively, less likely to change lanes (roughly six lane changes per 9.2-mile drive versus seven or eight lane changes by drivers not on cell phones).
* In low, medium and high traffic density, cell phone users spent 31 percent, 16 percent and 12 percent, respectively, more time following within 200 feet of a slow lead vehicle than undistracted drivers. That meant they spent 25 to 50 more seconds following another vehicle during the 9.2-mile drive.

These numbers may appear trivial but if many motorists are moving at these rates then a reduced traffic flow is inevitable. Besides the travel delays, using cellphones while driving do have some social and costs implications in terms of increased in air pollution and excess fuel consumption, respectively.

The Pondering Primate: The 14 Essential Mobile Blogs

2008-01-02T21:37:00.000-08:00

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The Pondering Primate: The 14 Essential Mobile Blogs

2008-01-02T21:32:00.000-08:00

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Mobile the next Sleeping Giant

2008-01-02T21:20:00.000-08:00

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Wonder how will all these mobile compatible downloads will pan out when a PC/mobile compatible OS like Android comes through. The 2008 predictions seem to predict that Google will not get the 700 M Hertz favored in their interest. The 800 pound Verizon and Sprint will eat Google for Breakfast. Well, when that happens I will leave the country and move to Japan, only to come back. The point is Mobile's potential has only been recognized to only 6% its total strength, we have lots and lots of time to while away to oblivion using our multi purpose cell phones, lets not let the mobile companies dictate that dream of spending our time to oblivion.