We never go to Consumer Electronics Show because it’s consumer electronics, rather than mobile marketing. That doesn’t mean the content coming from Vegas doesn’t interest us! The introductory night of the CES is over, and I’ve been scouring the blogs and news posts coming from Vegas. Here are my favourite things from the first day: Steve ...

I know this is not Flash related but anyone that uses Twitter. This is a cool widget for your blog to show how many people are currently following you and recruit new folks: Tweet stats Just replace username with your twitter id in the URL.

I’m intrigued by Dave Winer’s use of Twitter to leverage the RSS feeds of his friends into his personal version of Friend-Feed. By taking the RSS of his friends blogs, pushing them through some scripts, he has created an alert service on a Twitter channel (that is naturally replicated on Friend Feed and the open source

This popped up on the Forum Nokia blogs, and I thought it was rather interesting. Developer Paul Coulton has gotten back into location-based services, and come up with Point’N'Seek, a new search application that uses your location, as well as other sensors to take a flashlight approach to location-based searching. The application uses sensors such as

As 2009 begins, we wanted to take the opportunity to share some of the UE design blogs we read regularly. For those interested in all aspects of user experience and mobile user experience, these should offer some varied reading into what people are thinking and working on in the field right now. If you’re so inclined,

One of my friend informed me about  UIQ declaring bankruptcy, and I thought, this would be an interesting topic to start my blogs with:   Johan Sandberg, CEO of UIQ Technology said, "We got into a position where we have no customers, no product to sell, and therefore no income either". While this outcome has been the most likely since the announcement of the Symbian foundation ...

w00t! The Consumer Electronics Show is the biggest gadget event of the year and it kicks off this Thursday in Las Vegas! CrackBerry.com will be live on the scene reporting back with all of the cool BlackBerry/mobile related stuff of interest, so you'll want to keep your eyes locked to the blogs (even more so than you do now!) from the 8th to 11th. While I'm not expecting any huge announcem...

If you look at my blogging output over the past several months, you might wonder if I want to blog at all. This time last year, I was blogging regularly on a number of different blogs–and even making some money at it. Today, I am only blogging on maybe 2 public blogs with anything approaching

When I showed off my new CrackBerry Coveroo in the blogs last week (click here to see the image in case you missed it) the response of "I WANT THAT" was overwhelming... so much so in fact that you can now buy your own CrackBerry Coveroo straight from Coveroo.com! We also held a contest for 10 Free CrackBerry Coveroos and it's time to announce the winners.. and the lucky winners are: ...

If you’re the type of person that likes to be surprised by mobile handset releases, you might want to look away. Also, you might want to stop reading mobile blogs. Also, you’re weird. One of BG’s super sneaks managed to snap a shot of a blurp at the bottom of one of T-Mobile’s employee-only Daily News