WhaleTrail by UsTwo (out in October) – insanely addictive.

Sonic 4 for iOS – awesome port of the original Sega game

iPhone + SII
Yes that’s two answers

txteagle.com – unbelievably excited about these guys. Their tech enables brands to reward emerging market consumers with airtime in return for insight/market research. Beyond the opportunity for brands – I’m an ambassador for children’s charity WarChild, and we’re thinking about working with txteagle to gain insight into the effects of war on children. Often the only asset these kids have is a SIM card, and airtime is the killer commodity – so txteagle could be the key to building a real picture of what happens in warzones.

Building the Edelman Mobile practice and developing strategies for current Edelman Digital clients to use mobile as part of their social media/PR strategy. The focus across all campaigns, beyond engagement, is to create a demonstrable effect on their bottom line.

Mobile + Social + Digital PR = SHOW ME THE MONEY

Using the London 2012 Olympics to showcase wireless projects on a massive scale

Truly cross-platform experiences

Steve Jobs (yeah, yeah) – for creating the infrastructure for developers to deploy and monetize content on a global scale.

Mark Rein – for his vision of mobile, and empowering an Epic Games crack team to develop my favourite mobile game: Infinity Blade.

Ville Vesterinen – because ‘Shadow Cities‘ is the chemical experiment involving mobile, MMORPG and localised gaming I’ve always wanted for Christmas.

For the future

Marcus Dyer, MD of Edelman Digital, who has an astonishing ability to spot digital opportunities for clients, and support them to drive real innovation within their own businesses – often the biggest challenge. He is also hugely supportive of innovation and new ideas, which takes courage and vision. He’s also a fellow Hospital Records fan, which helps.

Andy Lim – the nicest man in mobile with a million ideas to connect the dots.
Carl Martin – because he's disruptive and really knows his stuff.