Mike Rowehl

I've been working in mobile for a long time, and on internet service scalability even longer. I'm currently working on Churn Labs with some friends, hacking on a bunch of interesting mobile projects. Drop me a line if you're interested.
Miker on Twitter- miker: Chrome for Android beta (ICS only it seems): http://t.co/LJkTq9Jn Looking pretty good so far!
- miker: RT @bryanrieger: Strategies for choosing test devices - http://t.co/YRHkEr7M by @stephanierieger
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Monthly Archives: October 2005
Call Me a Sucker, But….
PhoneScoop posted about three new Nokia phones from the business line. I’ve been wanting a Series 60 with a flip open keyboard, and along comes the E70: A flip-open QWERTY keyboard phone similar to Nokia’s 6800 series. Features include a … Continue reading
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New Symbian Tools?
I got a Forum Nokia newsletter saying that there are new tools available for Symbian. W00t! But all I could find on the Forum Nokia site was a datasheet, which took me back to http://www.forum.nokia.com/carbide. No tools. A search on … Continue reading
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October Mobile Monday: Search
Our October event was last night at Google. An astounding group of somewhere around 300 people showed up. I have a bunch of images posted from the event. Special thanks to Jeff Clavier and Dave McClure for their help in … Continue reading
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Nokia Concepts Roundup
Phonemag has a great set of posts about the entries into the concept cell phone contest that Nokia runs: Acibo – recharge it by bouncing it, that could cause a lot of problems. Aki – I like the party gesture, … Continue reading
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Personifying the Mobile Device
I just read Personifying the Mobile Device (hat tip John Kern). It’s a post that pulls together a great set of recent conversations I had caught bits and peices of, and lays them down amazingly. As a sidenote, I’ve been … Continue reading
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Moderating a Panel on Mobile Social Software
I’m moderating a panel on mobile social software Thursday Oct 13. Should be very interesting. On the one hand, there’s a ton of hype surrounding mobile social software. But I think there’s a lot of hype because there really is … Continue reading