Nokia Research Center and Reuters will work together on a mobile journalism project that has potential to change the way journalists store news reports when they are on a mission. This mobile application for journalists is the first project to be showcased from a long term research collaboration that has been established between Nokia Research Center and Reuters. The basic idea is a toolkit that journalists need to store and publish news stories from every place on earth.

Project-a-Phone launched the ICD-1300 image capture and display system, which enables users to display a live image of a mobile phone screen on a computer, so it can be recorded, shown on a monitor, projected on a screen or shared through the Web. It targets wireless industry professionals in sales, marketing, application development or training functions, advertising agencies that handle mobile media, and law enforcement professionals who capture and demonstrate evidence found on handheld devices. It is compatible with virtually every mobile device, ranging from a standard clamshell phone to an iPhone or Blackberry.

Robert Osann, an independent consultant and veteran of five venture-backed startups, announced the consignment of Lot 38, comprised of US Patent No 7,092,735 relating to video-voice messaging for cell phones. The lot will be offered at The Ocean Tomo Fall 2007 Live IP Auction on October 25th at the Palmer House Hilton in Chicago. The patent, entitled “Video voicemail solution for wireless communication devices,” was filed on March 22, 2002. It describes a solution for cellular phone systems where video clips and hi-res images are injected into the voice stream creating a "video-voice" call.

Anritsu Company introduces the first Mobile WiMAX handheld test solution specifically designed for deploying, installing, and maintaining Mobile WiMAX networks. Incorporated into Anritsu’s award-winning BTS Master and Spectrum Master platforms, the Mobile WiMAX test capability provides field engineers, technicians and contractors with an easy and highly accurate method for conducting RF, demodulation, and Over-The-Air (OTA) measurements on WiMAX signals.

Neochroma presents an inexpensive mobile phone attachment that enlarges tiny mobile phone displays to desktop monitor size. Billions of pictures are taken with camera phones, and picture quality continues to improve. On the output side however, there is no way to enjoy large, bright and brilliant pictures on mobile devices. Neochroma aims to change that, and it meets an exploding market. The installed base of camera phones has grown to 850 million in 2006 and is projected to be 1.5 billion in 2010 (source: Lyra Research).