I have so many Firefox and IE tabs open that I thought I should share some links with you all of what I've been looking at over the last few days. Estonia becomes the first nation with mobile voting. Ok, it's a small country, but still, an interesting development. Youth are not interested in mobile marketing. Graham Brown from Mobile Youth shares his thoughts on the matter. There's a job going for...

Today, mobile and youth go hand-in-hand. The younger generation is a faster adopter of the mobile phone is always on a lookout for new and exciting mobile content and services ranging from games to social networking. Brands and advertisers are trying to make inroads into the lives of today's youth and have a keen focus to promote their products and services this potential customer base throug...

I have spoken of IMS applications many times in the past on this blog. While an IMS application is an anomaly(as are concepts like 3G applications, Mobile Youth, WiFi applications, Wimax applications etc) - i.e. all these concepts tie a service or a demographic to a specific network type - when in reality a service/ application/ demographic is network agnostic i.e. not tied to a network(by net neu...

LONDON, England - A recent study conducted by Mobile Youth between the ages of 14-27 showed a lack of trust in mobile service providers was the number one reason consumers switched networks. Instead the study revealed more trust in the mobile phone manufacturer. The lack of trust prevented consumers in the "mobile youth" group to take