Battle For The Bulge, Literally

Phone As Conduit: Phone With FM Transmitter
We received this free phone from Sprint at the weekend as part of their Sprint Ambassador program. The one feature that really caught our attention was the FM Transmitter that's ...

WiLife Brought To You By Microsoft
We've talked before about the concept that all your entertainment media will one day be virtual and you will gather our movies and tunes from a virtual place. What we didn't quit...

Telephone As Conduit
We wrote about a month ago about the concept that the telephone won't be the end player of media entertainment, just a conduit. Here's an ad we saw in an Oxford Street shop wind...

Battle For The Bulge: The Phone As Conduit Not Player
So here's an idea that struck us today. Let's combine two theories: first, one day all our entertainment media will be virtual and we'll pull this from "the air" to any...

phling!
CoolHunting points to a new music service called phling! phling! The system connects the music, podcasts, and pictures stored on your PC to your phone and the phone of your frien...

Battle For The Bulge: Folk Begin To Ignore iTunes For Their iPod Video Content
In the 'Battle For The Bulge' post, I argued that Apple retains an upper-hand in their battle versus the mobile phone whilst iTunes remains unhacked. So it is interesting to read...