How will your mobile phone look in a few years from now? Mozilla asked the internet to come up with ideas and the result was the Mozilla Seabird- an experiment in how users might interact with their mobile content as devices and technology advances.

Foursquare- What’s the fuzz? Birds do it, bees do it….Nah… they don’t – but elektronistas all over the world do it, even celebs do it – they all check in to Foursquare as they unlock a new geo-social world.
Elektronista Mag’s Line_B has emerged herself in the Foursquare world and here she is sharing her experiences with you.

Social apps, social media, social smartphone – social anything and everything. We hear about social, read about social, we ‘eat’ social and ‘breathe’ social – we live social, so yes, off course we want a social smartphone. Here is the latest social phone from Motorola. The Flipout!

Effie is only two years old. But she has been obsessed with mobile phones since she was a few months old. Whenever she sees a poster for an iPhone 4 she screams the name out loud with huge enthusiasm. Generation Y is sooo yesterday. Does this generation even has a name yet. They should have. Are we looking at a generation of “Smart Kids”?

Checking in? Check it out! Foursquare, Facebook Spaces, Gowalla. What is Location Based Services (LBS) ? And why should you care? This way of social networking is taking our world to a whole new level – and putting the fun into moving around town.

Lately when making calls I have had to deal with an (upset?) iPhone dialing numbers, going on mute, jumping on speaker og turning off during my conversation. Is he jealous that I am talking to someone else or what is the real reason this phone is acting like a diva? Is my good iPhone4 relationship in danger?

Already in May Ashton Kutcher aka aplusk had to hand over his twitter crown when Britney Spears managed to collect more followers on the social media service. The pop queen continues to reign the Twitter kingdom but Ashton doesn’t care. He continues to stay the social media king and is trading goofy with hard core social media business. See why The Time Magazine added Kutcher to the list of the 100 most influential people.

On my recent trip to Tokyo I sat next to a japanese business man in a bar. Having both our mobile phones in front of us on the bar, I could not help noticing, that his looked a lot like my iPhone, but it was smaller. Was this a never before seen iPhone Nano? Could I be experiencing another “New iPhone found in a bar” moment?

Many of us like the offline space in the sky when we catch a plane and go on holidays. No phone calls, no emails- just time to lean back with a good book or even a movie on the inflight entertainment system. But for frequent business travellers the offline time is waisted time and money. Imagine taking a long haul flight a few times a month for a work project. Wouldn’t it be kind of nice to be able to prepare your meetings on the plane and maybe do the final arrangements online?

Have you ever been to a party, a wedding, on a trip or to an event you just wanted to remember with all the other cool people who were also there? Even if you were too lazy/drunk/forgot your camera you now have the chance to merge your memories and create a super cool album together.