Mobile phones go scalp hunting: The Red List

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All right then, it�s an open-ended story and the most logical question would be who�s next. The list of endangered species is likely to grow longer but it doesn�t have to be gadgets only. Aren�t privacy and proper manners on the phone�s kill list already?

We may think we know what�s next in mobile phones. Imaging has evolved enough to unsettle some low-end digicams and camcorders. Projector phones are coming up, there�s motion-based gaming, location-based services have huge potential. Mobile money transfers are a huge thing on developing markets.
But this is far from spelling doom for digital cameras, game consoles or � god forbid � banks. The publishing industry has the Internet and e-book readers to worry about but good old-fashioned reading is far from extinct. Video games are cool and all but a few quiet (or less so) hours of Monopoly or Risk are still an option we�re willing to consider. Apples still have more vitamins than iPhones. Oh well, this story is to be continued�