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.
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Monthly Archives: January 2006
Close the Loop Already!
A lot of folks have been talking about the mobile version of the Google personalized homepage recently, and of course I’ve given it a try. But just like the Google Local for Mobile release before it, it’s missing the one … Continue reading
Posted in ThisIsMobility
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Emerging Telephony Conf
I’m planning to go over to the Emerging Telephony conference later on this month. The schedule includes a lot of IP telephony and open source. Sweet! I’m not sure if I’m going to be able to make it out for … Continue reading
Forrester?
I barely even know how to start reacting to a writeup like this one. It hits really hard right off the bat with an amazingly clueless statement: “The mobile Internet is a different experience from the PC Internet — as … Continue reading
Posted in Community
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Google Video PSP and iPod Download
I was fooling around with the PSP format download for Google Video last night. It was added relatively recently, and the videos actually look fantastic. I was downloading a bunch of Top Gear videos to check out the system with. … Continue reading
Posted in Technology
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No Dual Voltage Love with the GP2X
I picked up a 1gig DV RSMMC to use with my slew of devices. I want to play around with some feature length movies I have sitting on a drive at home. I’ve mentioned Dual Voltage Reduced Size MMC previously, … Continue reading
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Series 60 Screen Capture
The good folks over at AllAboutSymbian.com pointed out a new freeware screen capture program for Series60 – Best ScreenSnap. Very nice little program, I just tried it out on my 6680 and it’s been working great. Start it up and … Continue reading
GP2X
There’s been quite a bit of hubub over the GP2X, most folks like the device quite a bit. The latest news is over their release of kernel source code and modifications to open source programs, so I decided the time … Continue reading
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TCPMP for S60
There’s a beta release of TCPMP for the Series60 and UIQ up online now. Very much beta quality still, but it rocks being able to download normal avi vids to my phone and watch them play! I’m really looking forward … Continue reading
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Trying out Yahoo! Go
I didn’t have any time to fool around with it yesterday, so I just installed the Yahoo! Go app I posted about the other day. It’s a huge install (1.8 meg .sis file) so I wasn’t sure how it would … Continue reading
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6680 App Crash Entering T9
Every once in a while apps just disappear when I’m using them on my 6680. I thought it was due to the pitifully small amount memory in the phone. I thought stuff just crashed. But today when entering in a … Continue reading
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