“Matching PC functionality with wireless connectivity, Dashwire, Inc. today unveiled its innovative solution for mobile phone users that automatically mirrors the content on a phone to the web, making it significantly easier to manage, enhance, and share mobile experiences – no cables required.”
From a normal web browser you can do the following:

• Send and receive text messages (SMS)
• Add and edit phone contacts
• Easily organize your photos and videos
• Listen to voicemails
• Set Internet favorites, ringtones, speed dials, and wallpapers for your phone
• Transfer contacts and settings to your new phone
• Automatically upload photos and videos
• Find friends and people you want to follow
• Create a personalized web page to share your media
• Add comments and star ratings

You can watch the tour of the Dashwire service here and check out the official press release.

Accounts are only being opened in small groups but you still can sign up to this amazing service which I highly recommend you try it.

T-Mobile have reduced its Web’n'walk price plans in response the the O2 announcement of unlimited data plans.

With these reductions also comes a new Web’n'walk service which offers unlimited pay-per-day broadband available to anyone, across in the UK.

- Web’n’walk Plus Daily gives unlimited broadband Internet access for never more than £4 a day
- Web’n’walk Plus reduced from £29 to £20 a month
- Web’n’walk Max from £44 to only £35 a month

As with most ISP’s these days the ‘unlimited’ is of course bound by a fair usage policy of 1GB per month for the Plus / Plus Daily and 3GB per month for the Max tariffs.

Even so its still far more than many of the other operators currently offer, with Vodafone giving its customers 120Mb per month and Orange a mere 30MB.

See here for the full press release.

Before I was using the built in Internet Explorer 7 reader for my feeds and on my phone using Iliums NewsBreak. I had them split to work releated feeds on my desktop / laptop and feeds of ‘interest’ on my phone but now have them all consolidated on Google Reader. I can access them all as and when required from my phone, laptop or desktop.

Its pretty neat and the added mobile reader makes picking up the feeds on my phone simple and fast considering I connect via a GPRS connection.

If you subscribe to many feeds and like the idea of access from anywhere then check it out.