Insights curated by Experientia, the UX research and design consultancy
Insights curated by Experientia, the UX research and design consultancy
Mobile TV has been talked about for ages, probably since the first mobile phone with a colour screen became available and certainly since the launch of 3G, the faster networks that allow video to be accessed at a reasonable speed.…
Vodafone is launching a back-to-basics mobile phone in response to customer demand for simplicity. Read full story
Consumer-electronics giants are using their music, TV and game savvy to build hot new models. Read full story
Samsung’s new phone for Sprint can take two-megapixel photos, scan in business cards, record 90-minute videos, play TV shows and even transcribe dictated speech. But how well? Read full story
Larry Azlin, a software engineer in El Cerrito, Calif., considers himself one of the lucky ones. His aging clamshell cellphone, a Motorola V60, seems to work just fine. But once he gives it some thought, it occurs to him…
Many wireless industry executives want the European Union to get serious about the future. Read full story
“In the Vodafone Future Vision website you can explore what we think that future might look like, experience some of the changes we believe will happen, and tell us what you think of them.” Go to website
Public transport users in Tyne and Wear may soon be able to use their mobile phone as a bus or train ticket. Read full story
Will snazzy mobile phones gobble up digital cameras, music players and other portable devices? Read full story
Around the world, mobile phones seem to have a spiritual or supernatural dimension that other forms of technology lack. Read full story
Camera-phones are not just for taking pictures. They can be used for other things too, from shopping to treasure hunts. Read full story