We teamed up with The Interwebs for our look at omgicu.com, a new service that enables real-time crowdsourced celebrity spotting. In this episode, we interview the site's founder, Hugh Dornbush, splice in some witty commentary from comedian and VH1 talking head Seth Herzog, then chat with one lucky lady about a recent--and unforgettable--Anderson Cooper sighting.

In part two of our trip to NYU's ITP Spring Show, we cover more innovative projects that rely on mobile. Thanks to these students, you can take a tour of New York City, donate to charity or record an interesting conversation all from your phone.

MobileBehavior TV went to this year's Spring 2009 Show for a firsthand look at the best thesis projects that used mobile. In this episode (the first of two), we check out Vikram Tank's Flittr, Yasser Ansari's Flowzilla, Rodrigo de Benito Sanz and Zannah Marsh's Twigster, and Kristin O'Friel's Kokua.

Technology is revolutionizing the way we exchange contact information. With new applications and digital tools for swapping personal details, is the traditional business card on its way out?

Cars can be a status symbol and an expression of their owner. Are phones the same way? We asked people what their cellphone says about them and what's more important: form or function?

We caught up with Dennis Crowley and Naveen Selvadurai at the SXSW Interactive festival, where their newly-launched mobile social app called foursquare blew up the spot. This is a longer cut of an interview originally featured on The Interwebs.