Hoping to spur more bloggers into using video for their online diaries, VideoEgg Inc. is integrating its video publishing technology with blogging company Six Apart Ltd.'s TypePad service" reported PCMag last summer. The software is -essentially a "universal adaptor" for videos and currently available as a browser plugin.

Chinese cellphone users sent 304.6 billion short messages last year, a 300-fold increase over the level in 2000, Xinhua news agency said on Thursday, citing the Ministry of Information Industry.

According to the latest research from the wireless network strategies service of Boston-based Strategy Analytics, the mobile industry is on course for 2.5 billion subscribers by the end of 2006, and 3.5 billion by the end of 2010. In this report, called, "Worldwide Cellular User Forecasts, 2005-2010," the firm also predicts the industry will generate US$800 billion in service revenues by the end of the decade.

Ever tried to get photos or video clips off of your camera phone? MMS is expensive, email is slow and synching with your PC is too much of a pain. Instead, FotoJive! lets you simply send your image files over GPRS to your FotoJive online album in one click.

m-trends discuss the growth of 3G handsets in Spain and it's subsequent affect on mobile and photo blogging. Citing new figures from AETIC a 30% penetration of 3G enabled handsets is predicted by 2008.

e-moBLOG the fairly popular weblog system with mobile blogging capabilities has proved vulnerable to SQL injection attack in it's "monthly" and "login" parameters. The most current version is affected. Read some of the advisories below:

Frsirt Advisories
PacketStorm
Secunia 

Three new malicious programs are hitting certain mobile phones, anti-virus companies have warned. The Trojan horses, or programs that are disguised as legitimate applications, spread via Bluetooth or multimedia messages and can affect phones running the Symbian operating system.

The camera phone will become the everyday camera for many consumers over the next four years, according to new research by InfoTrends/CAP Ventures. The industry analysts predict that camera phones will account for 87 percent of all mobile phone handsets shipped in 2010. By then, image-centric and casual camera phone users will have captured a total of 228 billion images, a record-breaking number likely to benefit home printing and instant messaging revenues.