Hello! Mobile Industry Review is using DISQUS, a powerful comment system, to manage its comments. Learn more.
Community Page
- www.smstextnews.com Jump to website »
-
Subscribe -
Community
-
Top Commenters
-
Popular Threads
- The T-Mobile takeover rumour mill continues
- 3 and Vodafone: Two roaming data cost cuts, two very different offers
- Nokia’s Ovi let’s the market decide. The market says, ‘no’ (and how to fix it)
- “No mom, you can’t have a free phone.” The perils of working for a mobile manufacturer.
- How good is the Nokia N97? Very good!
-
Recent Comments
- I T-Mobile really only worth £3m? Surely this is loose change to Vodafone? What was Arun's salary? How many base stations do they have?
- Now that motherland EU has got supposedly some stable rates for calls and data, well its great. But leave it to the uk operators to make it confusing and tiresome to inquire, update, learn whats...
- WOW I can only hope something wonderful happends. Let me qualify wonderful :) Normally 2 wrongs don't make a right? In this case if the worst customer service company (Read "3") and...
- Thanks Ewan for sharing with us. sextxt gives you accurate answers when you need them... all in the time it takes to send and receive a text message. sextxt SMS messages give you quick answers to...
- No, haven't even got a N97 for me yet. Maybe December... Gave him a 3600 Slide I won in a Nokia contest for journalists
Mobile Industry Review
Daily news and opinion for 250,000 industry executives and mobile fanatics
Terrorist attacks in India underline the personal criticality of mobile
Started by Ewan · 7 months ago
In every single piece of reporting I’ve been reading about the terrorist attacks in India this evening, there’s been some kind of mention of mobile.
One British MEP, Sajjad Karim, has been frequently quoted - here’s an example from The Guardian:
%2 ... Continue reading »
One British MEP, Sajjad Karim, has been frequently quoted - here’s an example from The Guardian:
%2 ... Continue reading »
7 months ago
7 months ago
But then Y! do own Flickr... interesting that they sourced it so fast though. I wonder will we get these Flickr widgets across all Yahoo News soon..?
Another Twitter topic/keyword aggregator that was pumping out about 10-20 updates a second was Roomatic - which was which was set-uo by Russelll beattie (@RussB) as far as I know - see: http://roomatic.com/%23Mumbai
7 months ago
vinnyflood Indian government asks for live tweets from Mumbai to cease: "PLEASE STOP TWEETING about #Mumbai police and military operations,"
vinnyflood Would be useful if people could retweet my last message, particularly if you have an Indian followers or friends/family in Mumbai.
This is a really valid point on this story. There is huge potential for the compromise of the police and military operations ongoing in Mubai, if information on their movements is instantly made public. With this following stories a couple of weeks ago that western security services have concerns that terrorists could use twitter, I dread the news that Mumbai police are lifting mobiles from dead and captured terrorists that all have twitter accounts.
There is a huge issue here, I know I take the free use of email and messaging services for granted. It takes years for security services to catch up with the technology that most of us are using. I am genuinely concerned that mobile services could be subject to draconian regulation at some point soon. Let's hope the actions of homicidal lunatics doesn't cast a dark shadow over all the good that mobile technology delivers around the world.
7 months ago