People no longer use their phones to only make calls. They also use it to take pictures, record videos, play games, have their agendas and one of the principal features: use the internet service. One of the most popular phones (with all these features before mentioned) is the Blackberry. According to the official blackberry webpage it is the #1 selling smartphone brand in America.

Many people use their Blackberry to check their email as soon as they arrive to the inbox and make a immediate decision whether to keep the email and read it in more detail later, or delete it. One problem with people viewing their email on their Blackberry is that it looks distorted. A survey was made by MarketingSherpa to release a new marketing data that stated that in the US mobile email users do not click on links from their blackberry or PDA – only 54% have ever clicked on a link from their mobile device. Users don’t make online purchases via these devices either. This is a reason why marketers should find techniques to design email in a way that it looks good either on cell phone or a desktop. Some tips for emailing to blackberry users and improve responses overall can be found on this webpage:

http://www.pinpointe.com/blog/impact-of-blackberry-and-pdas-on-email-design

It's interesting to have cell phones broadcast video live to the internet. You can see what's going on the real live show or see what the person doing right now. You can use your phone to see through the video wherever you are.

Read this article and what is your opinion about having cell phone video on the internet.






http://brainstormtech.blogs.fortune.cnn.com/2009/09/28/next-big-thing-the-cell-phone-as-broadcast-camera/