"mobile" tag (sorted by SiNergy)

Here's a conundrum. Why would a company take on something new when they are clearly flailing around in their original business? After all these years, they still have no clear idea how to make money nor pinpoint which target market to truly embrace (b2b, b2c, which industry segment, etc.).

There is more to smart phones than iPhone which by now we all know they have very limited options when it comes to adult content. For those like myself looking for an adult friendly smart phone; CNet reviews 3 smart phones which capabilities are above and beyond most mobile devices. Specially when it comes to carriers, these mobile devices are not tied up to just one carrier.

Where China has been effective in weeding out internet porn, they have no such luck with its mobile counterpart. The always informative Kathee Brewer reports the snags that China's anti-porn campaign has to disentangle itself from in dealing with porn on mobile devices. At this point, it is only sheer will of those supporting the cause that seems to push this agenda forward.

Apple scored big by making touchscreen technology work effectively for handheld users when they introduced iPhone. I have always hated using tiny qwerty keypads (which doesn't make sense in very small devices); but a gadget I could tap, brush and stroke to navigate and activate apps -- that's a winner.

Like all of us, there are many things that Steve Jobs doesn't like. Among them are "porn, malicious apps, and apps that invade your privacy". While I share his view with the latter two, I can't see the reason for Apple's dislike for the first, but I'm not the CEO of Apple and my opinion on this matters little.

Oh how I love Apple. They approved an image browsing app only to have it removed a few hours later because it could be tweaked to turn into a porn browser. Although there had been several horror stories of Apple rejecting apps because of pornographic content, how could they not realize what this app could do before they approved it?

In what may be a form of upsmanship against Google (and to a certain extent to iPhone), Microsoft is bringing adult content to the iPhone through their free Bing apps. Bing.com is known to be an extremely porn-friendly (and somewhat anti-establishment) search engine that has been the pride and joy of Microsoft since they retooled it two years ago.

The race for porn companies to place their apps on other non-iPhone mobile units gets even hotter as premier porn purveyor formally launches its first ever X-rated content in Android.

I know I am one of the many who gave a collective "meh" after we found out about what the "magical and revolutionary" iPad could do. But how will it fare with viewing porn? Seems like we have another "meh" there. I could add more reasons why the iPad won't be my device of choice for porn viewing (no web cam!

Now, you can do a Tiger Woods and record your exploits through your GPS of sex. There's a mobile tool called the FapMapper that will enable you to locate great places to have sex AND to find stores where you can find Pink Visual products. Pink Visual is heavily doing retail support of this free to use device.