http://www.theage.com.au/digital-life/cartech/end-of-the-road-for-standalone-sat
navs-20100122-mq0r.html
What do you think? Will the likes of Nokia's smartphones with free turn-by-turn
nav software kill off the likes of TomTom and Garmin?
The main thing that I see about using a ...

Several developers meet online on discussion forums and develop online
friendships. However when developers meet in person, it generates a
higher level of trust. Soon to be held Forum Nokia Developer
Conference 2010 is providing a great opportunity to developers to meet

The Forum Nokia Developer Conference will take place on the 2nd of
March, 2010 at the Doltone House by the Jones Bay Wharf in Sydney
between 8:30am – 5:00pm. Registration is free and only one person is
allowed per ticket.  Mobile application developers can master the

Want to know about the new business opportunities and upgrade skills
as a developer? Come to the Forum Nokia Developer Conference in
Sydney, Australia on 2nd of March, 2010 at Doltone House by the Jones
Bay Wharf. At this free event, content providers and developers can

Considered to be a great platform for mobile application developers,
Forum Nokia Developer Day 2010 is taking place in Sydney, Australia on
2nd March 2010. It is a free, one day event for mobile content
providers and developers where they can learn about the latest

In today's paper...
http://www.theage.com.au/digital-life/mobiles/barriers-to-skype-on-mobiles-evapo
rate-20100218-oiof.html
How can there be savings from using Skype Out when calling domestically? Skype
charges for its calls and then there is the data usage on top of that,

http://www.theage.com.au/digital-life/mobiles/worlds-leading-telcos-unite-to-tak
e-on-apple-20100216-o4t1.html
I'm not sure what benefits that consumers will see from this.
But this bit has me saying, "so what?"
"There are more than 140,000 different apps on Apple's app store and ...

Tonight I had cause to use my mobile as a modem with my laptop to do some work
on the 'net.
Now, I rarely use the phone as a modem so I run with a $5/mth data plan which is
around 5 megs.

It seems that 3 mobile customers now are able to use what was the
Vodafone network. I discovered this when doing a manual operator search
and found that Voda is now 3, at least it is here in Vic where I am.
Checked the websites of both companies and found nothing about it, I'm

With the impending closure of iSim (aka merging with Virgin mobile),
I'm looking for a cheap to use basic pre-paid provider (voice+SMS)
with long - or no - credit expiry.  Currently using about $25 pa tops
with iSim, with auto-recharge on the C.C.  Yep, pov.

Just read a flyer from Telstra. It has a business plan for iPhone 3GS. Zero bux
up front, $80 a month and it includes a fair swag of data, too. But it's only
for business customers.
I was a tad disappointed that something similar for non-business customers isn't