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Theia Allows Real-Time Photo Searching of Cell Phones | Geekosystem

Researchers at Rice University have developed a system for remotely searching images stored on mobile devices . The goal of the software, called Theia , is to give searchers a near-realtime view of what is being photographed on with now-ubiquitous camera phones. It’s like that bit in The Dark Knight where Batman turns every phone in Gotham into a sonar/microphone, except with pictures and it’s for real. http://www.geekosystem.com/theia-photo-search/
Kudos to CNN for it’s published video today, “ Texting to Learn .”

Cell Phone Computers or Mobile Learning Devices (MLDs) « Moving at the Speed of Creativity

http://www.speedofcreativity.org/2010/08/25/cell-phone-computers-or-mobile-learning-devices-mlds/
A PBWiki, as viewed from the iPhone. PBwiki on Tuesday announced the mobile optimization of its hosted wiki service for its Professional and Professional Plus Edition subscription clients.

PBwiki goes mobile on iPhone, BlackBerry | Webware - CNET

http://news.cnet.com/8301-17939_109-10197591-2.html
http://techcrunch.com/2009/01/12/exactly-what-would-a-presidential-mobile-look-like/ Apropos of the ongoing ruckus about President-elect Obama’s BlackBerry — the so-called “BarackBerry” — an interesting question is coming to the fore: why is the President, or even a prominent Senator for that matter, using a civilian mobile phone? With matters of national security, policy, and locations of our most powerful citizens being beamed through the air, it behooves us as a technologically savvy country to provide a cellular solution for heads of state that doesn’t have to be worried about. The major complaint against Obama’s BlackBerry is security.

Exactly what would a Presidential mobile look like?