Radio antennas are being transformed into GSM antennas.
Tag: nigeria
Somwhere in Kaduna. The “Xtra Connect” offer by South-African corporation MTN means calling cheaper to family or friends (“Call 3 family & friends @ 25k/sec”). […] Read More
Advertisement for mobile phone operator, 28 nov. ’06 Kaduna Nigeria. Interestingly, you hardly see any mobile phone actually being used by people on the ads […] Read More
Pic taken November 27 2006 at Abuja supermarket.
Today we were in Kaduna to meet the folks from Newage Film Company. Nothing spacy in long robes but a professionally looking company. Esther talked […] Read More
oh, and i just posted these last 2 items from my mobile phone…well done MTN for having gprs access in nigeria!
we have arrived in abuja safely. Picked up from the airport by driver and an armed man… That moist smoky air and thick sound of […] Read More
Tomorrow me and Esther Polak are going to Nigeria on the NomadicMILK fieldtrip. Packing my bags now… I will try to post some new stuff […] Read More
According to Washington Post, Indian Fishermen make intensive use of the mobile phone to find the best place to sell their fish. While still at […] Read More
Blog has been silent for a while, which in my case is an indication of doing lots of things at the moment..:). This post on […] Read More
Thursday, June 29 Esther Polak in cooperation with Virtueel platform has organized the workshop Mobile Habits about mapping and mobility in the Balie in Amsterdam. […] Read More
Yes yes, still here.. after finally moving to my own apartment in the east of Amsterdam and becoming responsible for my own dirty dishes, and […] Read More