So the carnival has come full circle again, and returned back to where it started in 2005. Carnival of the Mobilists 86 is up on MobHappy and Carlo presents the latest and greatest in mobile news, reviews, and analysis. Quite a good round up this week, less of the Mobile 2.0 nonsense that's cursed it recently, well worth a read.

Next week's Carnival will come from Andrew Orlowski's favourite drooling blogger, the fluffy pink Nokia-loving Darla Mack!

Michael Mace has done a great job with this week's Carnival of the Mobilists over at his Mobile Opportunity site. Be sure to read it and take the Mobilists survey, and congrats to Krisse from All About Symbian for the post of the week.

Next week the carnival comes to MobHappy.

It's been a while since I wrote about the Carnival of the Mobilists, but it's still going strong, very strong to be honest. This week's event, hosted by Helen Keegan, is one of my favourites to date. Carnival 48 has a great range of posts, with the top post being a superb monologue about how a UK mobile consumer feels about the operators' not so compelling offerings. Great stuff.

If you want to take part in the Carnival of the Mobilists, follow the simple instructions on the main site.

...the Carnival of the Mobilists, which hit its 25th edition last week at Judy Breck's Golden Swamp.

Judy has rounded up a great set of articles (even though I sneaked in somehow), my favourites being the feature overview of a FOMA phone, the RAZR marketing story, and Howard Rheingold's plea for help to save the internet.