Recently,　a　series　of　innovative　information-centric　networking　(ICN)　architectures　have　been　designed　to　better　address　the　shift　from　host-centric　end-to-end　communication　to　requester-driven　content　retrieval.　With　the　explosive　increase　of　mobile　data　traffic,　the　mobility　issue　in　ICN　is　a　growing　concern　and　a　number　of　approaches　have　been　proposed　to　deal　with　the　mobility　problem　in　ICN.　Despite　the　potential　advantages　of　ICN　in　mobile　wireless　environments,　several　significant　research　challenges　remain　to　be　addressed　before　its　widespread　deployment,　including　consistent　routing,　local　cached　content　discovery,　energy　efficiency,　privacy,　security　and　trust,　and　practical　deployment.　In　this　paper,　we　present　a　brief　survey　on　some　of　the　works　that　have　already　been　done　to　achieve　mobile　ICN,　and　discuss　some　research　issues　and　challenges.　We　identify　several　important　aspects　of　mobile　ICN:　overview,　mobility　enabling　technologies,　information-centric　wireless　mobile　networks,　and　research　challenges.