Monthly Archives: January 2007

iPhone – No 3rd Party Apps

Posted on January 11, 2007 by miker

Well this is certainly bad news for those of us with a developy bent and a lust for gadgets. A conversation with some senior folks from Apple confirms that “It isn’t OS X proper, as you’d expect. And like an … Continue reading →

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More Questions than Answers

Posted on January 9, 2007 by miker

I’m not going to choose a place to link to for it. I would like to talk about the iPhone, and I have to assume that anyone interested in finding any info about it at all will have no trouble … Continue reading →

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Mobile Monday Tonight

Posted on January 8, 2007 by miker

Tonight is the January Silicon Valley Mobile Monday, the focus is dealing with device proliferation. Barbara Ballard is going to be one of the speakers, she’s been posting online for a long time and recently has been posting a series … Continue reading →

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digital.life 2006 – So Digital it Hurts

Posted on January 7, 2007 by miker

There’s an ITU Internet Report for 2006 that got posted recently (hat tip Enrique). Looks like great info says me!! However I know I’m just too busy right now to dig into it, and it’s a PDF so I can’t … Continue reading →

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Railsy WURFL

Posted on January 6, 2007 by miker

There are a couple of scripts and tools for Ruby that work with the WURFL data, but there didn’t seem to be much for ruby based applications to do what most web apps really want to do: lookup device capabilities … Continue reading →

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Greenphone Hackery – RunHack

Posted on January 2, 2007 by miker

Getting command line access to the Greenphone is pretty trivial through the development environment. However there doesn’t seem to be a terminal application for the phone. While I would definitely like to make one I may not have the time … Continue reading →

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