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.
Miker on Twitter- miker: Chrome for Android beta (ICS only it seems): http://t.co/LJkTq9Jn Looking pretty good so far!
- miker: RT @bryanrieger: Strategies for choosing test devices - http://t.co/YRHkEr7M by @stephanierieger
- miker: RT @kwestin: Asking me to sign an NDA before having coffee to discuss your startup idea is like me asking you to buy condoms before I me ...
- miker: @erickoester There's normally a video of the events. I'll send it along once its posted.
- miker: Mobile Monday tonight in Palo Alto: http://t.co/Ypi3YDZC The business of mobile dating
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- Announcing the FLORA, Adafruit’s wearable electronics platform and accessories « adafruit industries blog
- Enyo JavaScript Application Framework
- A Quick Guide To Investing Like Warren Buffett
- Go Green Saint Patricks Day Run
- Avenue of the Giants Marathon May 1, 2011 - Home
- Server-side device detection used by 82% of Alexa top 100 sites | mobiForge
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- http://www.halfmarathonclub.com/California_Half_Marathon_Races.html
- Fabrice Grinda’s Nine Criteria For Investing In Startups | Young Upstarts
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Category Archives: Software
RSS Feeds for Mobile Bookmarks
One of the things I’ve started doing for “send to my mobile” is using del.icio.us to do the bookmarking from my desktop browser and subscribing to the RSS feed from my mobile. I bookmark stuff and tag it “mobile” when … Continue reading
Posted in Nokia N95, Software, 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
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Mail Hackery
One of the notification systems at AdMob went insane yesterday and as a result this morning I was looking at just over 19 thousand messages in my inbox. Not that I like dealing with my inbox to begin with. And … Continue reading
Posted in Open Source, Software
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OpenMoko on Existing Hardware
Something I hadn’t realized until I went to a presentation last week was that OpenMoko is up and running to varying degrees on hardware other than the Neo1973, including the Treo 650. Cool, I think I have one of those … Continue reading
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FBReader on the N800
Russ has raved about FBReader, an ebook reader for Maemo, in the past. I had installed it before and tried it out, but had problems with the format of the books. He walked me through the stuff he was doing … Continue reading
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Trying Maemo WordPy on the N800
Just trying out a post from the Python based Maemo WordPy client. I was also fooling around with Minimo, but was having a bunch of issues with the UI. Fortunately it looks like the Maemo version of the Minimo source … Continue reading
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Your Own (Free/Open!) Adserver for Mobile
One of the requests I’ve heard a few times from publishers at AdMob is something of the form of “how can I run my own advertising along with/together with/on top of AdMob?” Usually what the publishers want to do is … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Software, ThisIsMobility
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iPhone Tools and Services at AdMob
AdMob is going to be showing off some iPhone specific stuff at the Silicon Valley MoMo tonight. I’ve made plenty of comments about the whole idea of the mobile browser as a thin client for rich applications. Generally, I think … Continue reading
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Mobile Browser Testing
Andrea has a post about mobile device testing up on the dotMobi blog. If I understand correctly he’s talking in this case about an Acid2 style set of tests for mobile browsers in particular. Would certainly be nice to have … Continue reading
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Old Bloggers, New Blogs
Russell Beattie is back at it again with a new blog. Which he used almost immediately to call me crazy. Fair enough. And Diego Doval has started up the much more aptly named blog.diegodoval.com. I suggest subscribing to both immediately. … Continue reading
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