Martin Sauter, from Mobile Society, is hosting this week’s Mobile Carnival. It’s the third Carnival Martin hosts, and he reminisces on how things have changed since he first hosted the 18th Carnival in March ‘06.

“The mobile ecosphere is moving at an astounding pace and it becomes quite obvious when I look back to when I first hosted the Carnival early 2006: The first usable 3G phones slowly coming to market, Nseries in it’s infancy, no iPhone, not a lot of talk then about mobile web 2.0 applications. Today, all of this is in full swing and this week’s Carnival of the Mobilists is the proof.”

The biggest shock for me in this Carnival was the discovery that I’m apparently a man - according to Martin’s post anyways - “Vero over at Taptu has also taken a look at Kindle and shares his thoughts whether this will be the future device for book reading.”

Don’t worry, Martin, you’re forgiven since you’ve written such a great Carnival entry!

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