We recently checked in at MobileBehavior’s website and stumbled upon an interesting feature located on their contact page – a text-message business card as a complement to traditional paper versions.

Last week PSFK was able to get hands on with Motorola’s DROID and walked away impressed by the phone’s remarkably smooth interface and powerful video camera.

A new location tracking application for the iPhone called Stalqer is about to launch in the US. The app runs in the background and broadcasts your location to your friends automatically every 15 minutes.

In response to a 3% tax on broadband access,Mexican citizens began on and off-line protests.

We have covered Foursquare previously, but yesterday we discovered a new feature that better tailors Foursquare to user’s personal needs. Foursquare is now making real-time recommendations based on your current location.

Soundwalk produces artful audio tours in which the listener is able to step into the life of a famous narrator who guides you through their neighborhood streets and local hang-outs.

DoCoMo’s prototype headphones use eye movements to activate different device functions such as play, pause, volume up/down and track forwarding.

Sweden.se (the official Sweden tourism website) is holding their first ever web film festival, which will be live streamed through the site.

PSFK interviews the co-founder of the foursquare – part friend finder, part social fame, part city guide service for your phone.

Frontline SMS is a piece of software which turns a laptop computer and a mobile phone or modem into a two-way group messaging hub.

Piers Fawkes offers some thoughts on the alternative ways we are using different communications platforms.

Robo.to, is a mobile service that allows visual status updates with 4-second videos and multi-platform integration.

Despite the ubiquity of technology in our lives, and our increasing familiarity with it, there is still a disconnect that exists between human and machine. Short of the Transhumanist version of the future that imagines the eventual merging of the two, CIID students Kevin Cannon and Tobias Toft have envisioned a conceptual user interface that attempts to bridge that gap by designing a more user- friendly experience.

We recently covered what the internet is killing and this video we came across shows through various statistics how the internet is changing our lives.

Chase Jarvis, a world-renowned commercial photographer, recently launched an iPhone application, book and online photo community to convince everyone that the best camera is the one that’s with you and absolutely anyone can snap a remarkable image.