Mobile GoldSource: tbray.org
Today I read Rob Scoble's lucid and forceful Smartphone competition; it clarified a growing internal buzz I've been feeling as I experiment with Android and follow the news. We are, right now in early 2009, sliding into the golden age of mobile technology and business.
The iPhone's Next Frontier: PornSource: TIME
To date, mobile porn has consisted largely of still images, racy text services and "moan tones," which are sultry-sounding ringtones.
Guess it was only a matter of time before the iPorn came around...
Fifty Android Developers Get $25,000 Each: The ListSource: TechCrunch
The winners of the first round of the Android Developer Challenge have been announced.Fifty developers will receive $25,000 each to build out their Android mobile phone apps. Only 46 were announced (the other four prefer to remain stealth—wimps).
Real estate on the goSource: Inman News
A great source of mobile technology companies in the real estate market.
KOREA: Mobile homepages sprouting upSource: Asia Media
South Korea has often been an innovator in the area of new technologies. The new trend, especially among youngsters, is to build "mobile websites" directly from a mobile phone.
Microsoft Interview on the most Desired Wireless SolutionSource:
Microsoft describes how the industry for market mobility has defined itself and the key requirements for a mobile solution. Tools that will decrease project risk and increase speed of deployment. Giving a Microsoft and industry perspective.

According to Canada.com, Fortin said SR Telecom has negotiated $50 million in emergency credit, converted $73 million in debentures into equity and raised $54 million in new equity though private placements. Unprofitable product lines and business units were discontinued.
Nokia & Siemens HookupSource: MarketWatch.com
This is big news in the mobile phone industry, as Nokia and Siemens are both major players in handset manfacturing.