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MegaPhone: gaming on your cell phone

MegaPhone making digital signage interactiveYou like to play games. You like your cell phone. Advertisers want your soul. Get where I'm going? Yep, the signs beckon you to play with your phone. That's MegaPhone's vision.


Spoken Buzz: Free Calls, Click-to-Call for websites, emails, etc.

Spoken BuzzSpoken Buzz lets you control who calls you, when, and how. Or as they say, "Sell stuff on Craigslist, eBay, classifieds while protecting your phone number." Call them back and they still don't get your real number. Perfect for small businesses, online dating, blogs, or hundreds of other situations.

Trapser: have cell phone, no speeding tickets

mobile phone alerts you as you approach police speed trapsWith Trapster you'll know where speed traps are and you'll help others avoid them too. Dodging radar meets social networking via mobile phones. The best part is that the more people who use it, the better it gets. Paul Revere meets cell phones.



Vumber: the "spam catcher" for real life

your regular number's secret identityVumber is a virtual number linked to your home, cell, or work phone. It allows you to "hide" behind a virtual number (vumber, get it?). Sounds like what women having been giving guys they didn't want to hear from for years. You can have more than one and it comes with voice mail.

Ribbit

RibbitUse Ribbit to manage your mobile voicemail like email, turn your voicemail into text, and make mobile calls from any browser or web page.

Jott: cell phones replace scraps of paper

Cell phones. How do we get along before them? In support of your continuing efforts to squeeze as much outta your cellie as you can, read these cell phone tips.

JottAnother new cell phone-based service that tries to solve an analog problem with a digital solution, Jott wants to capture thoughts, create to-dos and set reminders with a simple phone call.



ShoZu: make your world mobile

ShoZu makes your world mobileAt first glance ShoZu seems to make your phone do everything: upload photos, download feeds, geotag photos and videos, etc., etc. Almost too good to be true. ShoZu lets you interact with Flickr, Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, Friendster, Picassa, Blogger, LiveJournal, and more. They even let you FTP from your phone. When I have some time to kill I'm going to play with ShoZu!


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