// Pocket Picks //

It’s time for today’s pick of mobile content blogs from around the world.

• Forget about watching mobile TV for hours on end: scientists are having problems pushing the battery boundaries (via Textually)
• Some people aren’t impressed by Starbucks’ mobile marketing (via MobHappy)
• Internet phone-call software Skype has a new client for Pocket PC, but still nothing for Symbian mobiles (via Mobilecrunch)
• Google buys a mobile photo recognition company, but seemingly for its PC photo software (via MocoNews)
• Use your Nokia phone as, er, a Bluetooth mouse. As you do (via The Mobile Weblog)
• BenQ-Siemens launches a Hello Kitty phone, but I think it’s a design thing, not sure if there’s any Kitty content on board (via Mobile Mentalism)
• I can’t wait to see Snakes On A Plane this weekend. In the meantime, it’s got a cool mobile mini-site (via Mopocket)
• Some amazing plant photos taken with a Sharp GX20 (via Reiter’s Camera Phone Report)
• How do you persuade terrorists to surrender? Why, with polite text messages of course! (via SmartMobs)
• Foody website London Eating’s SMS info service hasn’t got one reviewer’s mouth watering… (via SMS Text News)