Yep I wonder if that's also a problem for developers. The price of mobile data?
 
I was stung for over 100 pounds of data charges when I used google maps in New 
York. (never google and roam at the same time)
 
Orange, Tmobile and Vodafone seem to have finally added unlimited data (1gig) 
but is that enough? 

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        From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Brian 
Butterworth
        Sent: 18 September 2007 15:41
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        Subject: Re: [backstage] Mobile Developer Un/Conference/Camp
        
        
        There are some great apps for Windows Mobile: Google Maps for my 
Windows Smartphone is excellent.  But only when connected to my PC, because 
Virgin Media charge more than a paper A to Z to use it for ten minutes.
        
        
        On 18/09/2007, Mark Piggott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: 

                I have been developing software for Windows Mobile devices for 
about
                five years now. The processing power and memory of a smartphone 
is the 
                same as a desktop PC was a few years ago so you can develop very
                powerful applications. I think once mobile data calls are 
really cheap,
                things will really take off in this area.
                
                Mark Piggott
                
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                So with all this hype and attention around mobile phones. What 
do you 
                guys think about developing for mobile devices?
                
                How many of you guys already do? Or what's stopping you? Also 
is events
                like "mobilecamp London" 
(http://www.barcamp.org/mobileCampLondon ) and
                the "Future of Mobile" (http://www.future-of-mobile.com/ 
addressing your
                needs as a developer community?
                
                Cheers
                
                Ian Forrester
                
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