Important announcement from Jamptap

As part of our long-term goal to establish Jamptap as the premiere newsblog for accurate, insightful, and timely reports on the applications of the wordnumber concept to the mobile arena, we will be initiating several changes during 2008 to our blogging preferences and blog format, which we hope will benefit the industry and our readership.

Since our inaugural post nearly two years ago in March 2006, we have seen a steady increase in interest and also investment in the application of the wordnumber concept by domain investors and internet companies. Our blogging has likewise evolved from our initial interest into Google Number Search to all-things-wordnumber.

Our first change in 2008 is that we are now enabling comments on all our posts, past and present. We are doing this to benefit from additional points of views, facts that eluded us, facts that you decide to make public via a comment and also perspectives from persons and companies that we are reporting on. Our first priority is the accuracy of information that we are providing. The knowledge from other parties is absolutely necessary to achieve our goal.

Later in 2008, we will be making changes to the Jamptap template - from the classic Blogger template - to a newer layout and also explore the idea of guest posts, interviews and a suite of in-depth research products and services for mobile companies and investors. Thank you for your interest in Jamptap and we hope you will visit often.

Jamptap on your mobile

We wish we could take credit for this (we didn't plan it this way), but it just so happens that the word 'Jamptap' actually uses the same alphabet of letters as Pa.am. If you look at your phone keypad, each letter in 'Jamptap' only requires one-tap on each button. What this means is that you can get to our blog by going to any mobile search engine and typing (Jamptap) just as you would on a QWERTY keyboard. Jamptap will be the first result. How easy is that? Try it!

Will we be seeing more brands being created with permutations of this alphabet of A, D, G, J, M, P, T, and W? If so, you can be sure that words such as tap, map, and wap will be in the mix.

Hey..we're not affiliated w/ Jumptap...

In case anyone was wondering, we're not Jumptap, not affiliated with Jumptap, nor are we a customer of Jumptap or generally commenting on Jumptap's strategy (although we once made a dig at their strategy in a previous post), nor are we even a Jumptap blogger, related to a Jumptap blogger, or ever met a Jumptap blogger.

The same applies to Jamtap.

We just came up with the name Jamptap on our own. No relation to any company anywhere, anytime, anyhow.

P.S. It turns out ESPN doesn't own 3776.com, however that number domain is forwarded to espn.com nevertheless; and SONY owns 47669.com (4SONY.com) not 7669.com (SONY.com).