This bumper edition of links is going to reach back a bit, since we were away at CTIA last week:
– How Handset OS Impacts on Consumer Choice (cellular-news)
– Blackstone denies Vodafone bid interest (Times Online)
– New York Magazine on: I Want Your Text – Text Messaging Is The Latest Technology For Hooking Up (Lifeblog)
– Salesforce.com launches mobile access with acquisition (Computerworld)
– Nokia Increases First-Quarter Average Selling Price of Mobile Devices to $125 (AP)
– Flying lessons (Telepocalypse)
– What comes after thin? (MEX Blog)
– Mobile operators embrace HSDPA (ZDNet)
– 3G Mobile Phones Are Inspiring Their Own Rules, Behaviours and Communities (3g.co.uk)
– Wireless: Airborne calls on the horizon (IHT)
– Sheep shearing via phone may ring true in the future (Textually.org)
– Mobile group in talks to create TV link for citizen journalists (The Guardian)
– Consumers Want More From Phones: Study (MocoNews)
– Korea to Spend $48 Mil. to Build ‘Mobile Paradise’ (The Korea Times)
– Man U hears call of mobile money (The Observer)
– iTunes Phone Flop’s Lessons (Red Herring)
– Virgin Mobile poised to launch MVNO in China (Engadget Mobile)
– China may grant 3G licenses to foreign firms (China Economic Net)
– Google Reports Successful Trials of Mobile Web Phone Advertising in Japan (Bloomberg)
– Cellular TV next big money spinner, but who profits? (Reuters)
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