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The changing landscape in mobile device and browser market share has been a hot topic in the news lately. Looking at recent visitor stats for Cantoni.mobi (my mobile website links collection), I noticed some interesting trends in mobile browser share. (more)

The Sprint website has been offline (i.e., unusable) for over 48 hours now as Sprint is launching a new software release. Can't we do better than that these days? (more)

Having switched phones recently from an aging Treo 650 to a BlackBerry 8830, I once again put myself in the mess of transferring my calendar and contacts from one device to the other. (more)

My Cantoni.mobi mobile website resource site has been cruising along with a growing user base and a steady stream of suggested new sites. I wanted to stick with the original one-page design as long as possible, but finally I realized the page size was just too large. With over 300 links, the page weighed in at almost 22KB. Worse, I... (more)

Seafood Watch (part of the Monterey Bay Aquarium) has published their Seafood Guides for quite a while -- giving cooks and diners helpful guidance about the impact to eating different types of seafood. Now they've created an online mobile edition in two forms: a Seafood Watch iPhone application, and a Seafood Watch mobile website. (more)

Previously I've reported on the top mobile websites as determined by outgoing clicks from Cantoni.mobi, my collection of websites dedicated for small-screen devices. Today I ran the numbers again to look at all of 2008. The top mobile sites were Maxim, YouTube, CNN Mobile, Break.com, and American Express. (more)

BlackBerry's latest phone -- launched with a ton of advertising -- is the BlackBerry Storm, available only through Verizon here in the US. If you'd like to try the phone virtually, you can download the latest BlackBerry simulator. Read on for details. (more)

Yesterday, the Yahoo! Mobile team released their list of the top 10 mobile searches users made in 2008. Topping the list was MySpace, followed by Facebook and Craigslist. (more)