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Carnival of the Mobilists #73 at Xellular Identity
15 May 2007 by Rod McLaren
Carnival of the Mobilists #73 is up at Xen’s Xellular Identity. Our post on MEX is featured, but the standouts for me were these interesting numbers on Flash Lite handsets and usage and Tomi’s ever-evangelistic Understanding 7 C’s of Cellphones (though I confess I still find Michael Mace’s taxonomy the most helpful for thinking about the mobile landscape).
MEX 2007: open and closed approaches to user experience Mobile Monday London: widgets