Very interesting presentation on key mobile youth statistics for 2011

Mary Meeker has created another “must read” for anyone trying to better understand mobile trends.  

We are at the beginning of a new era for social Internet innovators who are re-imagining and re-inventing a Web of people and places, looking beyond documents and websites.

John Doerr, Partner KPCB

Brilliant presentation by PSFK on the "Future of Real-time..."

With more and more children online, we are increasingly seeing software aimed at protecting them.  The newest mobile phone application helps identify adults posing as children.

The software, Child Defence, enables children to scan web chat on their mobile phones to check the age of people they are messaging, reports the Daily Mail.

The software has been written by researchers at Isis Forensics, which has developed software that uses the latest advances in language analysis technology to identify language quirks peculiar to different age groups.

The software is currently undergoing final testing before being made freely available as iPhone, Google and Nokia phone apps.

Dublin start-up Associate Mobile has developed a new parental supervision platform called Mobileminder, so parents can monitor their child’s mobile activities remotely.

What will Mobileminder allow you to do? Locate your child 24/7 with the GPS locator; monitor text messages; and monitor calls.  Mobileminder is secure, flexible and easy to use.    The platform is now available for a 14-day free trial on Android.