Monthly Archives: September 2006

So it looks like access point groups are working on the E61 now after the firmware update. I have an access point group defined that includes my home and work wifi network as high priority, and a low priority access … Continue reading →

There’s an “SMS Accelerator” app that appeared on the E61 downloads page at Nokia. Russ mentioned it last night, and then I got a comment on my post from last night from Techmundo (great site!) recommending it. I’ve definitely seen … Continue reading →

I just installed the firmware update for the E61. That’s right, all by myself I installed it. No sending my phone away or figuring out where the hell a Nokia Service Center is in the US. That itself rocks, thank … Continue reading →

I started playing around with some GPS stuff again. So instead of sleeping to get ready for CTIA tomorrow, I’m mucking with the 4 and a half hours of samples I setup the E61 to record on the drive down. … Continue reading →

I happened across Kalador, a portal for mobile gaming, while poking around this morning. What really got me interested was the selection of games they have at wap.kalador.com, which seem to be ports of old school BBS style games for … Continue reading →

Omar put out the news today about the funding we’ve gotten at AdMob. But just chattering on about the money you’ve gotten is, well, tacky. So we’ve also put up a new release of the AdMob site to go along … Continue reading →

Apparently I missed a few things late last week and this weekend. First off, the Ruby port for Symbian Second Edition devices. Looks to be a console app, but it’s a start. I would love to see more. Anyone poked … Continue reading →

Just catching up on some reading this evening and I saw Tom Hume’s post about the WURFL survey. Very cool! WURFL is a fantastic tool, I use it for a few different projects. Even hacked on it some to get … Continue reading →

I spent a bunch of time slamming my head against a problem with small wbmp (wireless bitmap) images, and I’ve run into some interesting stuff. I had what I thought were small 2×2 wbmp images that I was trying to … Continue reading →