Spotted in the North Terminal at Gatwick Airport earlier this afternoon on a rolling electronic screen, between a car insurance and perfume advertisement (click for larger image). “Protect yourself and your family with a robust set of security features, including advanced anti-virus technology, complete parental controls, personal data backup, and much more. Defend your mobile … Continue reading Mobile security: Going mainstream?
Month: January 2011
Beyond mobile community
Tim Smit, Founder of The Eden Project, recently gave an inspiring talk at the Emerge Conference in Oxford (which I blogged about, in Tweets, here). One of the many takeaways from his talk was this: This applies just as much to topics and subject matter as it does to people. Some of the highlights for … Continue reading Beyond mobile community
Social Mobile meets Facebook
Anyone who reads this blog, or who follows our work with FrontlineSMS, will know there are two main themes which run throughout our work. First, how do we lower the barriers to entry for NGOs looking to deploy mobile technology in their work? And second, how do we help share information about what mobile means … Continue reading Social Mobile meets Facebook
Ten from twenty-ten
It’s been exactly three years since I last put together a compilation of Blog posts, so another seemed well overdue. Last month also marked the eighth anniversary of my time in mobile, and next month it’ll be five years since I started blogging. And I joined Twitter exactly three years ago next week, too. The … Continue reading Ten from twenty-ten