If you're not moblogging yet - you may want to start. Pigeon Blog first featured at the Inter Society for  Electronic Arts aims is already outfitting birds with small cellphone like devices which will monitor the air quality and pollution levels in whatever area they happen to be flying in. Not only is this a first for "avian blogs" it could develop into a real time atmospheric monitoring solution for individual users. Are you moblogging yet, the pigeons already are:)

A very important aspect of technology is the ability to modify it to ones needs - just look at all the cell phone coves,faceplates and the whole accessories industry that stems from this. However, for PDA's this is not always the case. That said, I'm glad I stopped by the SPUG forums, where a user has been modding his Treo 650 by hacking it with a shorter antenna. See the pictures below and I think you'll agree - it does look gorgeous.

Nice article for those looking to get into moblogging. With all the choices out there, it's easy to get a trifle overwhelmed. Should one go with a PDA or mobile? What about Symbian vs the Palm OS? This is a well thought out list of the minimim requirements for a good mobile blogging device? Reading it over a few times I agreed with most of it except unlike the author, I am more partial to the Symbian OS.

Want to win a free Nokia N80 Wifi phone? You could save yourself $600 USD by checking out Roam4Free and dropping them a few hints on improving the look of their new website. Commenting on their blog counts as as entry for the giveaway, with the winner to be selected on September 16th 2006. So go ahead and do it now!

Since Nokia announced the N95/N93 availability in early 2007, gadget freeks across the ether have been demanding a sneak preview and photos. With an anticipated dual  slider design, a five mega pixel camera with manual focus and up to  4 GB of SD storage along with a new media control panel,  Slashphone correctly asks where this phone fits into Nokia's larger theme with the N9x series. Will it specialize in music, video or both? Let's see what clues these leaked pictures provide.

Yahoo and Motorola announced a partnership by which Yahoo's GoMobile moblogging software will be embedded on millions of Moto's handsets starting early 2007. When you consider that just the Razr has sold 50 million units in just over two years, you can see why this is such great news for Yahoo.

Etribes, a new British photo and life blogging service for adults "too busy to blog" launched this week. Founder Simon Grice sees his market segment as those who wish to establish an online presence quickly and cheaply without all the technical hassles of maintaining a website. An annual fee of  £24 comes with 10GB of storage, unlimited written blogs and the service is mobile friendly.

Following last weeks terror related railway bombings in Mumbai the Indian government and DoT blocked access to several blogging sites posting pictures and commentary on the events. Claiming the sites were expressing "anti national" sentiment and content "against public interest, " several sites including some affiliated with Google were unavailable. Such a move is rare for India.

Ever wondered how your website looks when viewed over a PDA. This handy WAP emulator for T-Mobiles MDA/SDA smartphones lets you preview any website without having to own a Sidekick or Treo. The page also serves as a marketing tool for their "web and walk" mobile internet service and the MDA smartphone, first launched in the UK in late 2005. Go ahead - try it out!

Ever heard the myth about not using your cell phone at a gas station as it may constitute a fire hazard? Well, if this video recently posted on YouTube bears scrutiny, it appears that static discharge from a womans cellphone did just that. Generally regarded as an urban myth, personally, I think the connection between petrol fumes and static electricity are pretty scientifically known and accepted.