Mobile phone giant Motorola Inc. has announced plans for a new line of phones that would offer a censoring option, marketed primarily at parents who want to keep adult content off their child’s phone. Read more…

While possessing adult-oriented content on a cellphone in India is not illegal, distribution is. Indian police are increasingly cracking down on mobile users who appear “intent to distribute” pornographic images.

Because viewing adult material in a public place qualifies under Indian law as distribution, police have been randomly stopping people bent over their cellphones to examine all the files contained there. Read more…

Hindustan Times has reported that the Saudi government is contemplating punishments for distributing adult content on cellphones.
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Editor’s Note:- Hope the Maharashtra government is not reading this. After banning dance bars, cell phones could be next on their hit list!

An MMS clip shows a female student, supposedly from Amity Management School, doing a striptease in her hostel. A female voiceover urges her to shed her clothes while swearing in Hindi. In another MMS clip, a female student allegedly from APJ School in North Delhi, peels off her clothes as her boyfriend looks on appreciatively.
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India could be one of countries that could be severely struck by the first mobile phone virus able to replicate via Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS).
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Liquid Generation’s latest Flash opus. The “Me Going Potty” video may be the hottest thing we’ve seen all week.
“Paris Hilton’s Cellphone! Hacked!”(Flash w/sound @ Liquid Generation)

The first issue of a new magazine called MyMobile has hit the stands. The magazine has handset reviews, tariff listing of all major service providers, jargon, contests etc…aimed at just about everyone using a mobile phone. The cover price of the magazine is Rs. 50.
Click here to visit MyMobile.co.in