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Mobile Insight Vol: 9 Issue 359 March 30th 2007Microsoft will make Bluetooth VoIP phoneFeeling shut out by the likes of Skype, Microsoft has decided it needs to make its own hardware to take advantage of its VoIP/Internet telephony software. There appear to be three different device types in total...More Snap Happy to displace barcodesThe film comedy, Mr Bean’s Holiday, showcases a new mobile technology, Snap Happy, created by the marcomms agency - Magnet Harlequin. It utilises picture recognition to replace bar codes...MoreM:Metrics to track mobile adsThe key to survival for mobile network operators, according to most leading industry gurus, will be mobile phone advertising. So M:Metrics has come up with a way of measuring it called MeterDirect...MoreVodafone turns middleware supplierThe prospect of Vodafone UK morphing into an IBM – or indeed a BT – is upon us. The operator has just turned itself into a "total communication provider."...MoreOfcom cuts termination chargesIn a move that will have surprised many in the mobile industry, UK telecoms watchdog, Ofcom, has actually slashed the prices which mobile network operators can charge each other for connecting calls... More Hong Kong may lose W-CDMA networksAccording to sources in Asia, the Chinese government is considering ordering mobile network operators in Hong Kong to tear down their 'trail' 3G networks in favour of new networks based on TD-SCDMA ...MoreLU could have cellular coverageLondon Underground could enjoy mobile coverage much sooner than predicted, claimed Mike Baker, CEO with Zinwave....MoreUK licence gives fillip to DAB phonesTwo bids have been made for a second DAB (Digital Audio Broadcast) licence in the UK. Whatever the outcome, it should provide a boost for DAB enabled handsets in Britain...MoreSnippetsThe Washington Research Foundation has dragged more big names into court over its supposed Bluetooth patent. The list includes Dell, Apple and Sony. Only those using CSR chips not Broadcom ones are being targeted. Its another instance of litigation stifling the industry.In Site of the Week (by Tony Dennis)This week Moistmob The big news behind the launch of this
new WAP site, Moistmob, is that it will be 'hosted' by Tera Patrick. She's
described as the "first erotic supermodel to host a mobile portal." It's not
very clear exactly what tasks Tera has to carry out in order to 'host' the site
but at least her picture is up the top of the site. What's on offer via Moistmob
is very light blue and aimed at heterosexuals. Mobile Insight suspects
that another sister site called Knobmob will cater for homosexuals when it's
launched.
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