Archive for April, 2007

Tellme launches new mobile search service and application

Tuesday, April 17th, 2007

In the wake of Google's 411 service comes TellMe's (now owned by Microsoft) latest response. Along with their SMS (text message to TELLM [83556]) and voice based product(1-800-555-TELL) comes a new mobile Java app which allows users to ask for information and see the results pop up with maps and directions ...

Flycell launches new site, now with Universal ringtones

Thursday, April 12th, 2007

Flycell.com has relaunched their website with a slick, new, Web 2.0 interface. They also now have ringtone content from Universal. Loving that glass effect! Get Ringtones, Polyphonic Ringtones, Realtones & More

Google Launches Free 411-like Talking Search Engine

Monday, April 9th, 2007

I often use Google SMS for local search when out and about. Its fast and accurate. In New York City, it has come through big time in those "i know it's around here somewhere" situations. Enter Google411. Another download-free "mobile search" option from Google. The new service can be reached ...

Why Do Celebrities Love Ugly Cell Phone Clips?

Friday, April 6th, 2007

geeksugar is knocking on celebrities for their excessive use of ugly cell phone clips. As always, my advice is to get a more chic and discreet cell phone holder, which will allow you to keep your phone within reach, but not attached to your body. Unless your Batman, an uber-gadget-nerd, or part ...

Free Ringtone

Thursday, April 5th, 2007

Yes, an absolutely FREE ringtone* from Cingular for Cingular MEdia NET subscribers. *Taxes may apply. There will be a charge for the kilobytes used to deliver the content to the phone at the MEdia Net rate on your plan. Cingular is kindly offering the Star Spangled Banner for no charge at the ...

In Flight Wi-Fi OK But Not In-Flight Cell Service

Tuesday, April 3rd, 2007

The FAA says cell phone service is a no go for airlines but strangely are allowing WiFi access. Although voice/VOIP traffic will be disallowed; its hard to say if the reasons were bandwidth related or security related. Nonetheless, American's are one step closer to being mobile at 30,000 feet. AirCell paid ...