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This is your brain. This is your brain on mobility


The Future of Telecommunications might be considered as two simple foci in the Brain.

That's the plural of focus.

At one focal point, style and aesthetics predominate.

At the other, simple functionality.

Filet Mignon vs. In-n-out
The Robb Report vs. Real Simple

If you want a simple, workable, phone that doesn't charge you for just breathing (Yeah, that's right, every time you breathe it costs almost a cent) then get a pay as you go phone.

Here's one to snag at Radio Shack. While you're there, get a spare S-connector.

Better yet, you can beam money to your friends, Scotty style. And breathe all the air you want, for free.

Labels: future_vision, iphone, MOBILE, technology, trumpet

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Look on these works, ye mighty, and despair...

So blogs Michigan prof. Juan Cole, ZDNet applies this to the mobile market in its open source blog. It's probably time to download and start playing around with Android. Skate to where the puck is going, not where it was before, so they say.

The picture in the link is Ramses II, toppled over in Thebes, the inspiration for Shelley's poem. To get there, take the slow moving, listing ferry crowded with fellaheen from Luxor across the Nile to Thebes. Once there, take a walk, or get a donkey if you're lazy

Labels: android, cole, luxor, MOBILE, nokia, ozymandias, puck, thebes

From the Business world and the GLOBE is getting smaller dept...Virgin Mobile, the mobile virtual network operator(MVNO) kicked off by spacefarer and record promoter Richard Branson, is set to go public. While initially the company planned to sell $100 million worth of securities, over the past 3 months this has been revised upward to $500 million, which will make the company's market cap over $1 billion. It will start trading under the symbol "VM" on the NYSE

Labels: branson, MOBILE, NYSE, virgin, VM