This is a great time to be a fan of mobile technology. We are able to do more with small, mobile devices then ever before. In fact, there are times when it seems like …

More and more mobile phone and device vendors have been turning their attentions to the enormous Chinese market over the last year….and with good reason. At the start of 2009 there were more than …

I have been staring at people on the bus a lot lately.
Well, staring more than usual, anyway. You see, I would say at least half of the people I share busses with have earphones …

Howdy folks, I am here with a rare request. I know that we have readers carrying all sorts of devices, so I am reaching out to our iPhone readers. By the way, off the subject, …

Hey guys/gals, I have in my possession, a copy of Windows 7 Ultimate, Signature Edition. This is a copy that I planned to give away at my Windows 7 launch party but it didn’t go …

I have got my hands on the HTC Tilt 2, you know the device I couldn’t wait to get here and now that it’s here, I don’t want it anymore. Yep, that one. I used …

A party was held in San Francisco last night that could be a preview of the way we will access Ebooks and research materials in the future. The Internet Archive, founded a decade or …

International Ebook Month (don’t check your calendars, I made that up…but it feels right doesn’t it?) just keeps getting more and more interesting. A whole crop of hot new readers are just around the …

The firestorm that resulted from the recent loss of Sidekick data (and thus effectively the end of the grandfather of all smartphones) is finally settling down. In fact, after all the words written and …

I have said this before and I will say it again, even before Windows Mobile 6.5 came out, Windows Mobile wasn’t dead. If anything, it was in hibernation. But seriously, the OS in itself …

After much anticipation and amidst much fanfare, Microsoft unveiled its Windows MarketPlace for Mobile devices last Tuesday.  The Windows MarketPlace is now open for business for WM6.5 phones, with plans to make it accessible to …

I find it very ironic that Motorola, in completely scorning Windows Mobile and embracing Android with their dying breath as a handset maker, is doing the same thing to Android that Microsoft allowed to …

Today is the day that Windows Mobile 6.5 hit the streets. There have been a lot of device announcements already today. There has also been a ton of buzz about Windows Mobile 6.5 today …

I posted in July about Kindle books going up in smoke.  I just found out at Engadget that Amazon has apologized for deleting copies of 1984 from Kindles (even though they were illegal) and offered …

Today, I received the HTC Hero made for Sprint. This will be Sprint’s 1st Android device. This one is the chinless Hero that has the HTC Sense UI on it. If you don’t know what …

With all the hoopla surrounding the recent changes (love them or hate them) to Apple’s iTunes, I think the most profound, far-reaching and interesting change happened not to iTunes itself, but rather to the …

No, it’s not the Jeopardy answer for “A Great Mobile website run by Chris Leckness”, it’s that and much more. Seriously though, I thought it would be great to tell new readers where Mobilitysite …

Ethics is an issue which comes up now and again here in the high tech sanctuary of the MobilityCave, deep below stately Leckness Manor. After all, we struggle to get the best, most interesting …

Can the end of the “Netbook Era” already be upon us? What’s more, will the netbook’s extinction event be the return of a technology that had it’s glory days 10 years ago?
I vividly remember …

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Some people who bought Kindle versions of George Orwell’s Animal Farm and 1984 recently got E-mail saying that there was a "problem" with the books and that the books would be deleted …