The 70th Carnival of the Mobilists is at the Mobile Opportunity Blog so go over there and read last weeks best posts in mobile.

I am a little late with this but better late than never. The 67th Carnival Of the Mobilists is over at Denis’ Wap Review or as I always refer to him, the Wap Review Guy. I like asking him to review WAP stuff :-). So go on over there and read last weeks bet posts in the mobile blogosphere.

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This weeks Carnival of the Mobilists is at Rudy’s M-Trends blog. It has all of last weeks best mobile posts so go there now and read them all. MOpocket of course gets a mention as well as noting the passing of media theorist Jean Buardrillard of whom the carnival is dedicated to.

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This week the infamous David Beers is hosting the Carnival of the Mobilists after a short break. David has done such a great job, you really don’t want to miss it! Head over and enjoy!

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The 61st Carnival of the Mobilist is up at Wireless World Japan. Jan Kuczynski has done a wonderful job so head on over there to check out last weeks best blog articles on mobile!

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This weeks Carnival of Mobilists is over at Rod McLaren’s blog Mobbu. So head over there to read last weeks best posts on Mobile!

Also check out last weeks Carnival at Xen’s Xellular Identity.

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Hello! And Welcome to the 56th Carnival Of The Mobilists hosted here at MOPocket and brought to live from the W3C’s Mobile Web Initiative’s Mobile Web In Developing Countries Workshop in Bangalore India where I am presenting and speaking and coordinating (hence why the carnival is running a late this week).

But enough about that, lets jump into the Carnival shall we?

Edoardo Schepis from edschepis.net has a piece (that is way beyond me) asking whether there is Is still there any Java ME Programmer Thinking in Object?

We welcome Mr Antoine RJ Wright to the Carnival with his blog Mobile Ministry Magazine and a very interesting article on the The Secret Sauce of Usability

Mr Leonard Low from mlearning.com educates us with an article on the use of QR Codes in product labelling to enable m-learning.

The always clever David Beers from Sofware everywhere lets us know how to build your own smartphone…

Dan Taylor from Mobile Enterprise Weblog tells the tale of Three Halves of Seamless Mobility.

The always enigmatic Rudy De Waele from m-trends.org reports on the Under the Radar Mobility Conference

From All About Symbian we get a great article on the Rebirth (Already?) of Mobile Television

Steve Faber from Debt blog brings up the heavy topic of mobile phones, mp3 players and mobile world domination, specifically regarding Motorola and Apple.

Rod McLaren from Mobbu.com shares from us design principles for public sector and enterprise mobile applications. The article captures a pile of ideas and considerations found useful in designing mobile applications for public sector and enterprise customers. The first focusing on local solutions.

Israeli Mobile Diva Xen Mendelsohn for Xellular Identity focuses our attention back to our mobile child within with the fourth part of her mobile youth trends… Nick Wright on Mobile Services and Youth.

Dennis (aka the Wap Review Guy) reviews CNN and tells it like it is… CNN Does Not get Mobile (at least on a Web Level).

Jason Devitt over at a very interesting blog called Brash.com has a very interesting article that is part of a series called “Manifest Destiny) this one focusing on the power of the carrier as a crippler .

Anders Borg from abiro.com offers up a little ditty about the constant chase for the technology that supposedly will make up for the non-existing revenue previous technologies have generated, and it provides a solution of sorts too.

Sagar Satapathy from the VoIP lowdown gives the real lowdown on the so called mobile voIP revolution with an eye opening article on VoIP Security Challenges: 25 Ways to Secure your VoIP Network

On the Social Networking front Kiran Bellubi from Bellubi.com talks about Mobile devices as an extension of social software.

The always on top of it Ajit Jaokar from Open Gardens points out, and rightly so, how Google’s closure of Google Answers (from a mobile perspective) was a big mistake.

Howard Rheingold from Smartmobs has a great article on Mobile Phones and Job Creation in Africa.

And for those of you doing your mobile holiday shopping Patricl Altoft from Mad4Mobile Phones lets us know what the top 5 camera phones for the Holidays are.

Mr Ortiz from C. Enrique Ortiz Mobility Weblog Gives us the guide lines for Hot Areas in Mobility (to follow and be part of)

From my own blog Mopocket I want to draw attention to an article on how Plazes Goes SMS: Text Where You Are.

As per my vote for favorite post I vote for newcomer Jason Devitt’s article that is part of a series called “Manifest Destiny) this one focusing on the power of the carrier as a crippler .

Well thats the carnival!

For more info on the carnival visit the carnival website at http://www.mobili.st.com

Past Carnival on MOpocket

41’st http://www.mopocket.com/links/#000312

21st http://www.mopocket.com/apple_talk/#000127

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So, as many of you may or may not know I am doing work for Rave Wireless, a Wireless company specializing on integrating the mobile medium into the campus life for millions of students in Universities and Colleges across the country. Rave has a very powerful application and UI, not to mention an amazing business model.

But they also have a pretty interesting blog called “Rave Thoughts: Mobile Campus Life” which really is one of the few mobile technology weblogs focusing exclusively on the relation between the mobile medium and higher education… and it explores this relationship on many interesting levels. The other blogs in this category include Stephanie Riegers Ketai Blog and Judy Brecks GoldenSwamp.

So, if you are into issues relating to how universities, students and colleges can harness the power of the mobil medium I strongly recommend you bookmark this blog and keep your on eye on it. As part of working with Rave I will of course be contributing to the blog. But the blog already has some pretty talented bloggers on board/

Go to the blog here.

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So, as many of you may or may not know I have started working with Rave Wireless, a Wireless company specializing on integrating the mobile medium into the campus life for millions of students in Universities and Colleges across the country. Rave has a very powerful application and UI, not to mention an amazing business model.

But they also have a pretty interesting blog called “Rave Thoughts: Mobile Campus Life” which really is one of the few mobile technology weblogs focusing exclusively on the relation between the mobile medium and higher education… and it explores this relationship on many interesting levels. The other blogs in this category include Stephanie Riegers Ketai Blog and Judy Brecks GoldenSwamp.

So, if you are into issues relating to how universities, students and colleges can harness the power of the mobil medium I strongly recommend you bookmark this blog and keep your on eye on it. As part of working with Rave I will of course be contributing to the blog. But the blog already has some pretty talented bloggers on board/

Go to the blog here.

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The 53rd Carnival of the Mobilists is up at C. Enrique Ortiz Mobility Weblog (one of my daily reads). Lots of good articles, a MOpocket mention. Good job Enrique!

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