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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- miker: RT @bryanrieger: Strategies for choosing test devices - http://t.co/YRHkEr7M by @stephanierieger
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Monthly Archives: June 2006
Nokia 770 to Another 770 GTalk Call
I’ve been meaning to install the 2.0 Beta of the Maemo software for Nokia 770 for a little while, and today is official “install a whole bunch of new stuff I know I won’t have time to play with” night. … Continue reading
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June BayCHI
I went to the June meeting of BayCHI. They had a very mobile-focused event this time around, and the speakers were fantastic. Unfortunately it’s after midnight already, and I got all of about 2 hours of sleep last night. So … Continue reading
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Increasing the Performance of WURFL (for at least one case)
I’ve been using the PHP interface for WURFL on a few projects recently and always had some nagging questions about how the thing works in terms of caching and performance. So today I really dug into the stuff that’s there … Continue reading
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Adventures in T-Mobile Tech Support
I recently changed around my account at T-Mobile. I was actually planning to move off of them completely, but then I found out that the Internet Package they have includes unlimited data on the cellular side and unlimited hotspot access. … Continue reading
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Python on Series 60 Presentation
I’m giving a demo of Python on the Series 60 at the next SDForum ETech SIG. Here are the deets: What: Python on the Series 60 demo When: June 14 2006, 7:00 PM Where: Cubberley Community Center, 4000 Middlefield Road, … Continue reading
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WidSets Widgets
I just saw Charlie’s post on WidSets, a new mobile widgets app. I played around with it and I really like what I see. Why? Cause I didn’t have to download a widget toolkit or SDK in order to fool … Continue reading
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