Monthly Archives: March 2007

I was down at breakfast this morning and browsing around on my phone (yep, I actually use the mobile web every day, a fact which lots of people find it hard to believe) and noticed that there was a link … Continue reading →

I’ve been meaning to play around with some Wifi stuff. Lots of devices have an 802.11 or similar interface, and many seem to have their own drivers underneath. While out at Shmoocon I found out about LORCON, a library for … Continue reading →

I’ve been using my E61 for a while now, and it’s about time for an update. I’m on Cingular, so I would definitely like something 3G. I see that the N95 has already made it through the FCC, so there’s … Continue reading →

The Homebrew Mobile Phone Club meets tonight at 7pm at The Tech Shop in Menlo Park (120 Independence Dr., Menlo Park, CA 94025)

Some of the folks from Nokia SNAP (Scalable Network Application Package) stopped by Mobile Monday this month to talk about the work they’re doing to support connected mobile gaming. Ever since I saw the way Live works on the XBox … Continue reading →

Looks like Brian Fling gave a fantastic presentation on the mobile web at SXSW. Check out the slides, available as a PDF from his site. I love slide 33, with all the mediums and distribution methods.

Today, or maybe yesterday, that weird clock funkiness known as Daylight Saving appears to have happened. Normally I don’t care about things of the sort, clocks just magically update around me cause they’re always on phones or computers. But this … Continue reading →

Jennifer just posted some info about how to get good performance on your ads on AdMob. A lot of the stuff in there is pretty general info that should apply across the board though. Like customizing your ads. We have … Continue reading →

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I’ve been playing with the new Jaiku beta for the last few days, and I like what I’ve seen so far. The phone app is pretty killer for me, I like the way it’s done quite a bit. The fact … Continue reading →