by Michael Cooney

Senior Editor

Hot steamy love on your phone

Opinion

May 13, 20051 min

Can’t get enough of those serial romance novels that helped make Fabio famous? Harlequin has signed a deal with Vocel that could bring versions of the novel to cell phones this fall, along with other interactive applications. One such application discusses would allow readers to send in pictures of their men for potential inclusion on a Harlequin book cover.

Our thoughts: Yet another in-car distraction. “Sorry officer, I was reading a novel on my phone and didn’t see the car stopped in front of me.”

[Via Engadget]

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by Michael Cooney

Senior Editor

Michael is a senior editor with Network World focused on deciphering the strategies of many core high-tech vendors such as Cisco, Arista, Juniper, HPE and IBM. Michael has been writing about the industry for more than 33 years and has won coverage awards from ASBPE and FOLIO. He has a BA in Journalism and Technical Writing Certificate from The Pennsylvania State University.

He can be reached at michael_cooney@foundryco.com.

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