DP on 19 September 2009:

International contest?

devinbalentina on 19 September 2009:

Mobile Computing to me, simply means having access to all features of a laptop in a device that can go where a laptop is not convient or is impossible to take,

jhay89 on 19 September 2009:

To some Mobile Computing can be described as, “On the Go, instant access to the Internet.” For me on the other hand, it means more than that. It’s a way of life that is intertwined in our everyday activities. I think Mobile Computing has brought everyone closer together. In an instance, we can let everyone know what we’re doing, or what’s going on with the world. Mobile Computing is evolving and who knows where it will go, but what I know is it has greatly impact the way I enteract with the world.

rsibblies on 19 September 2009:

Mobile computing means everything to me. Period. Never before in human history has Man ever had access to so much information, or had so many tools at his immediate disposal. Mobile computing represents the ongoing advancement of civilization as a whole. That is to say that it creates a more egalitarian society, a place where not only the privileged few have access to information. Everyone can become a scholar, if they so desire. Mobile computing also more tightly connects us to family and friends. A long, cumbersome task a hundred years ago; now family can be reached in seconds, through a variety of different mediums — Phone, Email, Text, Tweets, etc. To put it simply, mobile computing, is my lifeline to the world.

Andrew Fujimura on 19 September 2009:

Mobile computing means a new level of technical and social connection. I convergence of technology and society in a way never possible before. I can now have a computer, music player, camera, and in fact most of the worlds information available at my finger tips. Mobile computing allows my friends and I to live in the now. I tell my life's story as I go with photos, videos and status updates immediately. I can track my own location and so can my friends. I can share my media, music, videos or photos just by pulling a phone out of my pocket. I can be as knowledgeable as anyone on most topics just by checking google or wikipedia, again instantly. Of course my friends can also call, text or e-mail me instantly. So I guess what mobile computing means to me is instantaneous communication and information, allowing us to better interact with the world we live in. The main reason I use a Nokia is so that I have a decent camera available at all times, because as its been said: “The best camera is the one you have on you at the time.”

What an interesting a provocative question, thank you for this opportunity and your continued efforts with the site.

buddymunster on 19 September 2009:

Mobile Computing to me means to be efficient with your work and travel. For example, you get a push email that a meeting location has changed, but they don't tell you the address. You can easily search via google the meeting location and apply to Ovi maps or search directly from Ovi maps. Within minutes you are on your way to your location.

Furthermore, mobile computing as its name suggest is to essentially have a mini-computer in the palm of your hand and be online accessible. Like what Nokia's slogan “connecting people”. If you can get connect via push email, text, location finder or Ovi maps, you can get much work done and be efficient.

Productivity tools and storage is an added plus, to store vital documents and presentation on your phone, have access to send them over the air within seconds.

Pictures and MP3 are a plus and gives a pleasant breather between work.

The Key is Efficiency!

Make the most of your time with your device.

Jesse on 19 September 2009:

Mobile computing can be seen as a change in society which requires a person to be available 24/7 day or night without fail. Back in the day if you went on vacation from work you did not worry about what was happening back at the office or if they needed you. Now it does not matter if you are on vacation, sleeping, or even in the bathroom you are at the constant beck and call of others who desire your attention.

Some people may say that mobile computing has created a more efficient society but efficient for who? The answer is simple. It is not the users who have become more efficient but those who want the attention of the users.

ibodnano on 19 September 2009:

Mobile computer = Mobile phone + Netbook computer

Mobile phone = A phone to connect to people and the world, the key to mobile phone success is the Operating System running on the mobile phone and its easy-to-use User Interface, if possible, make it a phone for the even three-year-old kids.

Netbook Computer = A machine that is much powerful and capable than mobile phone in all areas. Considering the size of computer and the lack of phone capability, I can say that mobile computer can not be replaced by the netbook computer, but the mobile computer can replace the netbook computer! N900 is a good example

All our beloved Nokia needs to do is to make the gap between the mobile phone and netbook computer as closer as possible.

Nokia all the way, thenokiablog live forever.

ibodnano@yahoo.com

omata on 19 September 2009:

For me…

Having the best of both world but with added value, I mean, best mobility with a good amount of power computing. In context we can talk about mobile phones, Netbooks or Laptops, all of these can be considered for mobile computing, some times I can reach the optimal performance in my job doing tasks with two or more mobile devices, on other occasions I can accomplish any labor just with my smartphone. All these concepts fit within this topic, but there is no real epitome when we talk about portable, mobile or all in one devices, there is no dream device that can do any kind of things in the palm of your hand, it is yet to come. Meanwhile the mobility is only a concept that involves the use of mobile tools, which will eventually choose to do a job, then up to us to choose which devices to use to be effective not only for an work, if not for all. It is a lifestyle and a necessity in these times.

I apologize for my English, I'm not very good speech, so I could not do the video for this contest.

matthewfortner on 19 September 2009:

Power, freedom, flexibility, convenience, discovery and fun!

Mobile computing enables me to connect to my work computer through a VPN connection from the most remote areas, and dazzle peers in the conference room. Take breaking news photographs and send them to the news organizations. We get up-to-date weather information while working in hurricanes. Wireless voice, texting, chat and email help me mobilize and inform my team of multimedia journalists for news and sporting events.

Mobile technology allows me to use those few spare minutes during busy work days to keep in touch with friends and family who never see often enough. It helps me relax and unwind with an entertaining video or a soothing song. Sometimes, I can sneak a photo of my beautiful wife bathed in the late afternoon light outside a cafe that we discovered online and found with GPS. Hopefully before she scowls at me for taking it. I can share that photo with my in-laws quickly and easily.

On the weekends while instructing and driving at the race track, mobile computing helps me and my students learn to drive faster. Using GPS data and brilliant software, I get live lap times and record comprehensive session data. I can share my in car or bumper mounted videos with my friends on a nice display.

Mobile computing helps me think of doing things in new and different ways. It helps me innovate. It motivates me to explore and learn.

It helps me work, play, and love. It helps me live, and become who I want to be. Anytime. Anywhere.

Ro on 20 September 2009:

Mobile computing is freedom from the house or office. A chance to be in touch with the world and know what's going on but sitting in a forest or on a hill. Feeling the wind in your hair and the sun on your face and being able to talk to people about how great it is even when you are on your own.

marktwothree on 20 September 2009:

I remember when I first got my job. I was making more money than I ever had before in my life! Keep in mind, $16 an hour for a college student was a dream come true! It was great! I was able to buy things that I normally wouldn't even dare to look at because of their price tag. But on this one occasion I decided to splurge.

I was searching for the top smartphones of 2008. The Apple iPhone had all my friends buzzing, but it was more of a fashion accessory that people would just flaunt around the malls. The BlackBerry Bold was a powerful, growing hype machine at the time, but was more for the business class than a student like myself. And HTC phones had me drooling, but the best ones were only available outside of the US. What I wanted was a phone that could literally make my life easier and add a pinch of flavor to my boring everyday routine.

With money from a weeks worth of hard work, I bought myself the Nokia N95 8gb. Not too flashy, but still sexy to look at. Not too business like, but still powerful enough to get my tasks done. Plus it had one hell of a kickbutt 5 megapixel camera to take some snaps whenever the urge came over me to “capture the moment”.

It was my personal tour guide with its GPS whenever my friends and I had the munchies and needed to find the nearest fast food restaurant or when I got lost in a big city. It was my lifeline whenever I needed quick references online for exams(I did not use it for cheating, I swear >_<). It was my karaoke machine whenever I wanted to crank up the tunes while studying. And best of all, it helped me stay connected with friends a loved ones via e-mail or sms texting no matter where I was or what I was doing.

Sadly, just two months ago, my phone had breathed it's last breath as I was trying to run away from a wave of ocean water during a going-away party at the beach, but ended up getting soaked and covered with salt water. The victim at hand…my precious $550 Nokia N95 8gb. The inside of my phone had been eroded by salt water. I lost all my music I had on there, pictures, videos, and contact numbers that weren't saved onto my SIM card.

Now, I'm using a less-than-stellar, 5-6 year old phone given to me by my mom. One of those “free” phones you get when you sign up for a family plan with your service provider. It has a broken hinge that my dad helped me glue back together, and it looks like its been ran over, thrown in a ditch, left to rot, and still survived after all these years to be my lovely replacement phone.

So what does mobile computing mean to me? For nearly two years, I could honestly say that the N95 8gb made my life more productive, easier, and a heck of a lot more enjoyable!

Rest In Peace.
My N95 8gb. You will be missed.

Jose on 20 September 2009:

Freedom, and 24×7 availability

coopere on 20 September 2009:

mobile computing means in my opinion means everything you can do on desktop computer and more, you can do it with the convenience of being on the go and with the confidence of being successful at it. in other words if i can edit a document, post to my blog, snap and upload a picture, get directions to a location, and make a call all at the same time without worrying about sacrificing one for the other.

davidweinstock on 20 September 2009:

Mobile computing to me means being able to so busy, yet get everything done with the touch of your fingers and the palm of your hand!!

Ashutosh Kumar Tiwary on 20 September 2009:

Mobile Computing to me means the following:
1. Ability to manage my work and life seamlessly
2. Ability to do everything that I would have done on a computer, of course, I realize what to expect from a handheld and am willing to make those sacrifices without compromising on the quality of the work.
3. If my work requires me to do some work online, my phone should be able to do that. It should be able to log in to my company's intranet without compromising on security.
4. create and share content online effortlessly.
5. My mails seamless.
6. proper editing for excel files.

That's it, apart from calling and texting, if I am able to do this much, I would feel like carrying my laptop with me everytime!!

Vlad on 21 September 2009:

Mobile computing means getting all the things done on the go and staying connecting with my friends and family all the time. Here is the typical daily usage scenario. It is showing that without mobile computing my life
would be totally different
7:00 wake up by an alarm on my phone. Phone: Turn on the phone?
– Yes!
Fire up twitter to see what my friends are doing first by looking in my personal account and then looking what is new in the world of Nokia by looking in my other account (twitter nickname: zvak) where I follow thenokiablog, symbianguru, MickyFin, Nokiausers, nokiAAddict, rafeblandford, nokiamessaging, stevelitchfield, S60mobi, chansearrington, nokconv, nokiamobiletalk, nokiabetalabs, janole, qtbynokia, PeterMaemo, maemoguru, WeAreMaemo, maemomobiletalk and others. It is like having your personal Nokia newspapers
Then I check other non Nokia news by looking at the many sources of news: Twitter trends, Google news and others.

And all this is done while brushing my teeths, taking a breakfast and kissing my wife goodbye
Depending on the amount of news all this is going through my home wireless connection while I am at home so having WiFi module in a mobile phone is really important to me. Getting out and the 3G is taking over.

7:40 I'm at the bus going to train station brushing to remaining news.
8:00 I'm at the train sitting and relaxing. Fire up podcasting app and listening or watching a podcast is a real pleasure. Here is my list of podcasts: AllAboutSymbian, Engadget, Gdgt, Diggnation are my favorites but there are many others.

9:00 I'm at my work, phone is set to Office profile.
While at work I use it to record some important meetings so I can go through them if I forget something. It is usually only audio but sometimes I use video.

18:00 Going back home is usually the same as going to work only in opposite direction. So checking news, twitts and listening and watching to podcast is a go Usually then I check the Facebook and what my friends are doing as the day is almost full and there is a lot of new info on FB by then Also I upload pictures I took throughout the day usually to Facebook.

That is only what I do on work days but on weekends it is a whole other story. I use GPS and Nokia Maps or Google maps while hiking or going cycling. While I'm running or cycling Nokia Sports Tracker is indispensable tool. While I'm in some new and unexplored city I use GPS and maps a lot. I wouldn't survive without it. Finding hotel or getting around at 2am would be extremely difficult without it

This is just a small cut from my daily life with mobile computing
Saying all that, having a good powerful mobile computer is a must for my daily life.

chinotolen on 21 September 2009:

Mobile Computing is a companion that brings the best of you letting others know what you are, what you want and who you are in terms of music, photos, in social networking sites. In life giving a touch of connection to the people you love and care. It's everything making you happy and making you part of the latest trend in technology that connects people everywhere hand in hand.

zottelbeyer on 21 September 2009:

Mobile Computing is being available all day where ever you are and being able to talk to everyone where ever he may be.
Its not only listening to music, taking, editing and uploading photos while being on the run but also a complete lifestyle of the new generation. It means being free physically as well as mentally.

or in short: it's awesome!

tutkas on 21 September 2009:

Well well, got a little too long there , i hope you’ll like it

I remember getting my first Symbian phone… It was the 6260 and at that time, I'd say it was state of the art… The twistable, large screen, at least it was large for me cause I used to have a tiny Siemens before that. Over time I familiarised myself with the Symbian and eventually got a data cable to transfer all the precious themes and apps, what I had dowloaded from the internet, to my phone.
Over time Nokia developed new phones with new features and designs. When the new N-series phone – N95 was launched I immediatly started to drool over it, however at that moment it was way out of my reach because of the insane price tag.

In the same year, in the summer I went to work in Finland, hoping to earn some hard cash and what do you know, when I was finished with my “summer contract” I had more than enough money to buy myself that glorious phone. Of course at first I had doubts like “Is it worth it” and so on, however after the purchace I never regretted it.

Now i really understood what mobile computing meaned, I could just toss my MP3 player onto the shelf to wait for a better time. Since then I just couldn't imagine my life without a little helper in my pocket. Every now and then I need to make some quick notes but I never have a notepad with me, so I open and fill up my tiny calender on my phone and before I know it, It tells me to do my chores, send a happy birthday card to a friend or pay a visit to the dentist and that is just the beginning. Only a single click from my phone's camera can save me up a lot of time by taking a picture of a certain page from a book rather than writing a copy to my own and even better, I can share the same info with friends over bluetooth or via sharing services to people who didn't make it to the lesson and of course… if I start to die in boredom I simply go online and enjoy the fast 3G net.

Moreover enjoy travelling, I have been all around Europe and from time to time travelling involves long bus trips. Of course eveyone are prepared for it, some have Ipods, others again portable DVD players which I find are rather tedious to carry around. I just slide out my phone, open up the multimedia menu, select a movie and watch it with a friend and when we decide to go out in the evening we never get lost because there's always a GPS to show us home.

This is my vision of mobile computing, I hope you enjoyed reading it!

ensXP on 22 September 2009:

Because my university is only 15 minutes of walk away from my home, i'm still living with my parents… and my two younger sisters…

Because of that Mobile Computing for me means not having to ARGUE WITH MY SISTERS when they want to play Sims or listen to music and watch movies on our computer

I can simply go to my room… hook up my n95 8gb to the home WiFi and stream some music, play n-gage games, connect to Facebook and chat with friends, upload photos, surf the web… God only know how manny fight have I avoided because of Mobile Computing )

Jade Bryan Jardinico on 22 September 2009:

I can say my thought regarding mobile computing in a short essay. Mobile computing for me is putting my world in my pocket. I can bring all the fun and needs in my mobile phone.
Music is my passion to express my self, my feelings and my thoughts. Whenever I'm home I always love to listen in my compiled music, watch movies and browse the web for fun. My desktop computer give me that needs long time ago. But now I have my phone Nokia N81 that I can bring along with me, put in my pocket and it is like putting my whole world to it. I just need an headset for music, ready to connect web and just snap some pictures then share with my peers in many social network.

It is mobile computing for me, putting my world in my mobile phone and in my pocket.

Jason on 23 September 2009:

Mobile computing and what it means to me. Well, Mobile computing has to be like everyone's view of God…. everyone's view is different!

It is of course, in your pocket. It is easy. It is fast. It doesn't take a tech degree to figure it out. It doesn't take reading a bunch of forums to make the mobile computing work the way I want. It lets me connect with friends in anyway I can imagine….. when I want. It empowers me to find any information I want…. FAST. It gets me where I need to go. It looks sexy. It makes me look sexier. My friends all want one. It organizes my life and work. It connects my life and work together…. when I want. It saves me money from buying multiple devices cause its an all in one. It takes and shares my life via GREAT photos. It plays my music… AWESOMELY. It entertains me when I am bored… or at work, or not bored and should be working but I can't put the sexy little thing down. It lets me know the weather. It takes the stress out of life by simply syncing with no worries.

That's what mobile computing is to me…. And as Forsest Gump would say, “That's all I have to about that.”

Alessandro Anifowose on 23 September 2009:

What is the meaning of mobile computing for me?
I am a self professed Social Butterfly, Photographer, Music Fiend and Knoweldge Junkie. Mobile computing for me is:
Being able to be a few taps away from all my friends. (Indispensable)
Being able to snap pictures of objects of interest (Great)
Having my full library of music in one place on the go (Awesome)
Having humanity's knowledge available in my pocket at all time (Incredible)
Mobile Computing, What I want, When I want in ONE device!

Jason (username: felbutss) on 23 September 2009:

VIDEO RESPONSE

What mobile computing means to me

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OQvMnj5aqJA

hope you enjoy the video guys

amir on 24 September 2009:

Mobile computing is not limited to one facet of life, I mean every facet of life can be improved/more fun with mobile computing, especially because mobile phones are always with us, wherever I am whatever I am doing my mobile is with me,whether I am working traveling or chilling out it is always accompanying me as any one else.
I check facebook to what my buddies are up to, use expenditure tracking app for work, pick the funny scene by my mob's camera, play games when on the train, and it reminds me of prayer times.
to sum up mobile computing is a helping tool in every facet of my life for business and pleasure.

LordJing on 25 September 2009:

What mobile computing means to mean, as a tech guy I like to know whats new among our everyday technology. I always think about the complexity of one's mind being able to go beyond the limits and come up with new functions/add-on/style on our electronic devices

Jade Bryan Jardinico on 25 September 2009:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yqlv7XZuJjw
sorry mark for the 1st video post…i think this is better… its all about my world putting in my mobile phone..

old days are just too odd for me…i always used my desktop computer in surfing the web, listening to music, and doing stuff…but i can't bring along my computer with me..and put it in my pocket…

but now we have the power of mobile computer that we can put it on our pocket…this is the innovation that have a great help to many people.

Music is my passion in xpressing my self i just bring my headset and listen to the groove and beat of my music and taking pictures with my phone and share it with my friends in many social network is just easy because of my n81. Wherever i am and whenever i need my computer i just need to trust my n81 becoz it will do all the rest. Never ending fun!

wilbert23 on 26 September 2009:

Mobile Computing is an experience that is truly remarkable. Its a chance to explore the world in a delightful and awesome way. Get in touch with special people in our lives wherever, whenever. It a way to view the different things which we can easily access thru the internet. Mobile Computing for me is the capability to be someone else and yet be myself in a slight touch of my fingers…

Denise Toner on 26 September 2009:

Here is what mobile computing means to me ….. P.s. it also means not having to borrow my sons laptop everytime I want to check my emails now my laptop has went to the laptop shop in the sky.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PA8yRSNU8rI

jeralynmodesto on 26 September 2009:

Mobile Computing for me is the experience of making things possible with the touch of fingers. It is the ease and luxury of being able to cope with the demands of personal and professional fullfillment, the convenience of seeing the latest news, trends, music and happenings. Its the chance to see a world thousand miles away, yet quite near to marvel and capture. Mobile Computing is an innovation, it is an art, it is also a passion and even a fashion. It can be whatever your thoughts or imagination would lead you. Mobile Computing is the present and could be the future. It is an answer yet could constitute to a lot of questions. Mobile Computing for me, is the ultimate escape from all the hassles and downturns which life can provide. Mobile Computing is my life…

Haitham Ghazal on 27 September 2009:

will it means to me to be not restricted to a specific place to do any task any more, I can be in the airport updating my blogs, in a coffe-shop preparing my presentation, being more productive in general in a much faster way than ever before. In other words freedom to do whatever I want whenever I want.

scythe77 on 27 September 2009:

Mobile computing is freedom from wires while being in touch with all that matters to you.

xrgo on 27 September 2009:

Hi!!!

this is my video entry:
http://www.vimeo.com/6789840
I really hope you like it, i put a lot of effort on this =)

with mobile computing i can do everything!! everywhere!!! and as a student i spend almost no time in my home U__U, so i would love an n97!! it would change my life =D!!!

bye!

ps: excuse my english

Mantissa on 28 September 2009:

Mobile computing is about being productive, staying entertained and solving day to day problems while on the go..

xrgo on 28 September 2009:

thank you!! =3

antonsushko on 28 September 2009:

I was born in the country of Ukraine, and lived in the czeck Republic for 7 years, but now I live in the United States and I constantly have to interact with my sister that helps take care of my parents, It is crucial that i send her information on supplements, hospitals, and interact with my paranets as I only get to see them once year, but I also like interacting with my buddies via facebook,myspace and twitter, and read company emails, send my wife ideas of where to eat out at. (the oppertunity to watch youtube videos like the nokia blog's series videos).Add all this plus the n97's mobile computing capabilities and you get a life & schedule that just becomes smoother and becomes part of you, and lets your life flow. Nokia N97 would truly part of me because I need a sleek, phone with a european style that does what I want it to do, unlike the iphone wich is too mainstream and overated. These mobile computing capabilities mean to me that i can combine work & play on such an outstanding device in order for life to flow.

Tuna Rio Mare on 28 September 2009:

What does Mobile Computing Mean to Me?… I don't have laptop or mobile phone that can connect to internet, so mobile computing is something i never used and probably won't use any time soon.
Best is that you send me that nokia N97 and i will make you video how i use it and what mobile computing means to me

felbutss on 29 September 2009:

Hey guys this is my second go at this contest. my first video was a little boring. Here you go guys enjoy. I did it in 1 take so dont judge me lol

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kgNF3Hwll6w

thanks to everyone

Winay on 29 September 2009:

MOBILE COMPUTING IS A STUNNING AND FASCINATING TECHNOLOGY WHERE CONVENIENCE AND PORTABILITY PERFORMS AT ITS BEST. IT'S AN EXPERIENCE THAT IS REMARKABLE WHERE GETTING CONNECTED WITH PEOPLE WHO MATTERS IN OUR LIFE IS JUST A TOUCH AWAY. IT IS THE LUXURY AND EASE OF EXPLORING AND LEARNING ABOUT THE WORLD AND ITS IMPOSING AND EXTRAORDINARY HAPPENINGS. ITS THE IMPRESSIVE AND ASTOUNDING CHANCE TO BE WHAT OUR INNER WHIMS, THOUGHTS AND DESIRES WANTS US TO BE.
MOBILE COMPUTING IS THE LEADING-EDGE TECHNOLOGY THAT HAS AN EXCEPTIONAL AND SUBSTANTIAL IMPACT IN OUR LIVES, WHERE CONNECTING PEOPLE, ONLINE AS IT HAPPENS, LIES IN OUR FINGERS

yukaa on 29 September 2009:

Hello there!

I just decided to participate and share my feelings about mobile computing. To me it means quite a many things. A good mobile device can be my assistant, my friend, my news reporter, my entertainer and much more.

I've been living side by side with mobile computers for a while now and I've seen the many colorful sides of it.

Reminding me:
Telling me to go to a meeting or to donate blood. Telling me to buy a birthday gift for a friend. Telling me the upcoming occasions that I may have forgotten as time passes by.

Capturing and sharing the moments to remember:
Having the important moments of my life captured in photos and videos, organised and easy to find after many years, whenever I want to get back to those moments. Happy to see the good old days again with a friend who tragically died a few years ago or the first pictures of me with my girl. Posting my favorite pics and videos to Youtube and Facebook.

Getting me there while I'm elsewhere:
Seeing my brother's newborn son or my girlfriend that still lives in a different city via a video call. Sometimes a normal phone call just isn' enough.

Helping me run my errands:
Using my bank account to pay bills, reserving concert tickets, checking my mail and composing job applications.

Having my office with me:
Handling mail attachments and viewing/editing documents and sheets. And even writing this =)

Keeping in touch:
Calling, texting and sending mms to my friends and family. Staying online via messenger and facebook.
Maybe I should check out Twitter too, since it's become so popular…

Entertaining me:
Playing games, watching movies, listening to songs.

Helping me to be creative and to capture my inspirations:
Recording new song ideas. Even trying them on the go with multitracker software and sharing them with band members right away. Sketching art for various projects. Uploading my work to Evernote, so I can access it anywhere I need to.

Telling me what's going on in the world:
Reading news, blogs, comics and much more. Even PDF:s. Watching news videos on youtube and other services. Reading my favorite RSS-feeds. Checking train schedules and weather.

Guiding me to my destinations:
Using GPS to go where I want to. I'll never get lost again! Google maps' satellitw view is great for jogging paths which are not on the street view. I moved here a year ago and I almost got badly lost on those paths, but Google maps saved me =)

Communities:
I like to keep track of mobile computing communities. A bit geeky, but that's the reason I'm writing this. Also viewing and writing on music forums.

All those little things to make life easier:
Everything various stuff to help me, like converting units, using the device as a remote control for my TV or PC, using it as a flashlight, a bar code and contact card scanner. Oh, and of course using it as a mass storage device, I really don't need a USB memorystick…

There's still so much more things that I do with my devices but I just can't remember just now…

One thing that I have noticed is that if you treat your device right, it will pay off sooner or later. Big time!
There's so many things that I would have missed without my little helper =) Device's personalisation is also cool!
Mobile computing has become more important to me than my PC, I barely use 2 hours on my PC in a full week!

I bet that many people here feel the same.

Greetings from Finland!

-Jukka

Jade Bryan Jardinico on 29 September 2009:

mark this is my 2nd vid :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bpE51p1tirw

T_T

Anthony Smith on 29 September 2009:

Mobile computing to me is…

Snapping pictures on the go,
Text messinging my girl…
While I lounge around my home

Sharing short videos of my kitty attacking flies,
Or streaming live
While gaming with the guys

Listening to to mp3s
Or helping me remember
to meet with appointees

Connectin with my clients
On the west coast.
Or Watching Black Adder episodes,
And streaming TED Videos.

Checking my email while away from home,
getting banking alerts while on the go.

Mobile computing is my everything…
Just on the go.

What it is to you we will never know…
Unless you too make a video, write a blog,
or share a poem.

Just if you submit it after now… you won't get the chance to win the cool Nokia N97 phone… (I hope I take it home)

P.S. I am probably going to make a video about this