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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Category Archives: Nokia N95
Mobile Flash Games
SmartMobs had a link to Playyoo, a community site for mobile flash games developers. I sent a message to my N95 and tried out a few of the games. The site isn’t public yet, but they have a dozen games … Continue reading
Posted in Nokia N95, ThisIsMobility
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N95 and Bluetooth Thumbpad
Russ gave me a bluetooth thumbpad he was playing around with for his media PC at one point. It’s this odd little keyboard that was supposed to be used for a mobile phone: But we had been fooling around with … Continue reading
Posted in Nokia N95, Open Source, ThisIsMobility
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Opera Mini 4 and WebKit on the N95
Prompted in part by Dennis’s review of Opera Mini on the N95 at WAPReview I snagged the latest Opera Mini on my N95 and tried it out side by side with Webkit for one of the more challenging sites I … Continue reading
Posted in Nokia N95, ThisIsMobility
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ShoZu Geotagged Photos
ShoZu on the N95 is pretty slick. There’s an option to enable the built in GPS to attach geotags to the photos, and then Flickr puts the photo on a map for you. Nice and slick. The option to upload … Continue reading
Posted in Nokia N95, Software
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Total Geeks Review of the Nokia N95
Russ gave me back the N95 I tossed at him after MobileCamp. I just got done syncing it up using iSync drivers actually provided by Nokia, how novel is that? I grabbed a few essential apps I needed to try … Continue reading
Posted in Nokia N95, Technology, ThisIsMobility
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