Day two of the #Open Mobile Summit and whilst we’ve seen a slight drop in the use of the #Open Mobile hashtag, there is still a raft of content being shared online. The bulk of the content isn’t focused on new product launches, but issues based comment. Ranging from Mobile internet being touted as the future for telcos seen in V3 and why Operators must be context aware in Mobile Europe.

In terms of brand attention, it is Nokia that is grabbing most of the interest. Despite talk at the Open Mobile Summit around Nokia’s uphill battle to halt a decline in its market share, it has also courted attention around its Ovi maps navigation system by offering free cab rides and that of its N8 Smartphone.

However, Nokia and Google didn’t grab all the headlines, it was the National Literacy Trust’s survey on Kids More Likely to Own a Cellphone Than a Book that ranked as the most popular news story on Twitter.