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Will hails from The City of Angels – Los Angeles, California. He spends his time playing with his numerous gadgets and looking into the future of mobile technology. An avid promoter of a fully “digital” life, he promotes the widespread adoption of truly mobile, paper-less living. He dreams of the day when he can go completely digital. No more snail mail, paper receipts, bound books, notepads/spiral notebooks, credit cards, hard currency.

He’s a digital warrior – fighting for the converged life. He is an idealist and a realist – he has a perfect view of what the world should be but knows that the world is not perfect. Can we ever hope to see Will’s dream become reality? We’ll see…

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Nokia N77 photographed from all angles

The Nokia N77 gets its DVB goodness snapped from all possible angles. The N77 pictured seems to be a Japanese model and has an “Nseries” insignia emblazoned on the back panel. As Nokia’s second DVB phone, the N77′s 2.4″ 16 million color display makes viewing TV a joy. Keep reading for a bunch of pics of the 2 megapixel-camera sporting, DVB TV phone. The N77 has been approved by the FCC, but this tri-band (900/1800/1900Mhz GSM), WCDMA (2100Mhz), DVB phone may never get picked up by a US carrier. It Read more

iPhone Alley releases iFuntastic 2.5 – browse files, edit system images, replace sounds, change colors

It seems like it was just last week that the iPhone geniuses at iPhone Alley brought us their version 2.1 of the iPhone-customizing software iFuntastic. Wait, it was just last week. These guys are really going at it. iFuntastic has just hit version 2.5 and now includes full file browsing support. Now you can edit system images and logos and even change system sounds and iChat-esque SMS text message balloon colors. If you’re on a Mac-Intel, then head on over to iPhone Alley for more update details and the download Read more

President Bush upholds ITC ruling to ban Qualcomm 3G chipsets

The ITC ban on Qualcomm 3G chipsets has been whipping up more drama than we know what to do with. It’s more exciting than our mid-day soap operas, and that’s saying a lot – we really, really, love our “stories.” Let’s get you up to speed. You see, meanie Qualcomm has been picking IP fights with the likes of Nokia and Broadcom. But, Broadcom fought back with a vengence, they went all the way to the top – Broadcom asked the US International Trade Commission to ban Qualcomm’s 3G chips Read more

Karl Rove uses Apple iPhone – sensitive Apple information leaks on the way!

What better person to be working on our side than W. Bush’s advisor Karl Rove – pictured here looking completely clueless as he uses his iPhone. His penchant for leaking sensitive government information could work to our advantage. Hooray! We’re looking forward to Rove’s leaking of sensitive Apple information. Wait, could it have actually been Rove who outed undercover Apple operative, The Fake Steve Jobs? [Via: ValleyWag]

Nokia works with Microsoft to increase usage of wireless media – licenses PlayReady DRM

  Sometimes even the best intentions lead to horrible outcomes. We’re sure MTV meant well when they launched their Music Television network a couple decades ago – but today we have “My Sweet Sixteen.” Britney Spears and Kevin Federline undoubtedly had the best intentions – now we just feel so sorry for their children. You see where we’re going here? Nokia has just announced that they have licensed Microsoft’s PlayReady digital rights-management (DRM) technology under the auspices of encouraging the use of wireless media. Apparently, the downsides of DRM are Read more

Send out bulk SMS text messages with ClearSMS – the newest way to invite your friends to your next tea-party

It can really be a pain inviting our huge group of friends to our awesome tea-parties. All those individual calls, email, or phone calls can get to be a bit trying. And, if your group of friends is bigger than ours (yea, like anyone could have more than 4 friends) then we’re sure you know what we’re talking about. To make getting the word out a bit less annoying and time-consuming, ClearSMS is offering a web-based SMS text service. No mobile phones required. Just log into the ClearSMS website, register, Read more

World of Warcraft for mobile phones

How do you know when mobile gaming has truly come of age? Well, when World Of Warcraft hits your handset, you know you’ve arrived. Actually, you can’t really play the game on your handset, but you can show off your all the hard work you put into your character. GoWare has added a plugin for their DoMo homepage that will allow fans of the WoW online world to share their character’s data with other addicts fans. Character data can even be sent to friends via SMS text message – now Read more

Super Shady: AT&T Stores forcing Apple iPhone buyers to purchase accessories

As if AT&T Stores weren’t getting a bad enough rap from reports that employees were straight-up refusing to bring Apple iPhones onto the showroom floor, it looks like there are some AT&T Stores actually forcing iPhone accessories down the throats of otherwise willing customers. Gizmodo is reporting that there have been widespread reports of AT&T Stores forcing iPhone buyers to pick up at least two accessories with their $500-$600 iPhone purchase. The following stores are confirmed as super-shady: University Village AT&T store at 4626 25th Ave NE, Seattle, WA (Phone Read more

Nokia 6110 helps Ewan McGregor navigate the “Long Way Down” from Scotland to South Africa

The hot new Nokia 6110 Navigator is now the official communications and navigation device of the “Long Way Down” reality-TV series starring Ewan McGregor. Ewan and his buddy Charley will be using the Nokia 6110 Navigator to keep them on track and in touch during their trans-continental trek. The duo will be using their Nokia 6110 Navigator to check maps and get the GPS routing information that will guide them and their pair of BMW motorcycles from Scotland to the southern tip of Africa. And, to make sure they stay Read more

Apple iPhone SIM unlocked for UK carriers – forged SIM hack costs $96

Don’t get your hopes up yet, folks. We still don’t have a software-only complete unlock solution to free our iPhone from the evil grip of AT&T, but we do have workaround. Hackers in Europe have devised a method to forge a blank SIM card with a SIM reader/writer to fool the iPhone into working on a non-AT&T network. The hack enables incoming and outgoing call and SMS text features. Getting your iPhone to work on any network is as simple (or as complicated, depending on how you look at it) Read more

Apple sued for patent infringement – SP Technologies claims patent over iPhone’s virtual keyboard

Let the frivolous lawsuits begin! Well, actually, they already did. But this latest suit is more of the patent-infringing type of lawsuit that corporate legal beagles love to dream up. Apparently, SP Technologies is claiming a patent over the Apple iPhone’s virtual on-screen keyboard and is seeking “reasonable royalties” from Apple. Just what kind of legal basis does SP Technologies have for this alleged patent-infringement? The company claims that they hold a patent for a “method and medium for computer readable keyboard display incapable of user termination.” Right, that sounds Read more