Articles and websites of note

There's not a lot on mobile p2p but there is some. Here's some articles

• The BBC had an article way back in 2002 which said "Phones join file-sharing revolution".
• New Scientist article from 2004: "File-sharing leaps from internet to cellphones"
• Infoworld has an article saying SK Telecom previews file sharing for 3G phones.

And some software:

• Symella is a Gnutella client for S60 Symbian phones (same target devices as my bittorrent client)
• MobileDC is a Direct Connect client for UIQ (Sony Ericsson, P800, P900 etc) phones.
• Simeda had a program called Pocketster which was a webserver and content discoverer for Windows Mobile.
• Melodeo were thinking about software which users pay for then download songs from a server then can Bluetooth 30 second clips to friends.

There are more mobiles (cell phones) than desktop computers. There is more BitTorrent traffic than HTTP or email. I'm planning on putting (some) mobile phones with BitTorrent. In a few years there may be more data transfered through software like mine than any other software. That's insane!