According to LinuxDevices.com Nokia has ported an Apache webserver to Symbian opening up the possibility of all phones become webservers in the future. Says the site “many mobile phones today have more processing power than early Internet servers.”

“Nokia’s Raccoon project believes mobile phone webservers could have large implications for the Internet. It says, “If every mobile phone or even every smartphone initially is equipped with a webserver, then very quickly most websites will reside on mobile phones.”

An Internet comprised largely of mobile phone-based servers could challenge search engines to keep pace, however, because of the “dynamism” of an Internet where site content can change from minute to minute.”

The bit debate in science publishing is the role of the publisher and open source (aka diy) publishing. At the heart of the defence is the peer review process. Now sciene publishing bastion Nature is trying out a new kind of peer review, accodinig to Smart Mobs.