Wow. Mobilism 2012 is done, and it was a lot more awesome than I thought. Not that I thought it would be a dud, but it’s always pleasant when your expectations are exceeded.

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In about two hours, at 16:50 CET, Mobilism will live-stream the mobile browser panel.

Moderated by Jeremy Keith, the panel features representatives of BlackBerry, Opera, Nokia, and Google. Just like last year they will discuss the state of the mobile browsers.

So follow our live-stream for an update on the mobile browser world.

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In eight days the Mobilism workshops will take place, and in nine days the main conference will start. If you plan on coming, now would be a good time to buy your ticket.

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Mobilism 2012 will be sponsored by BlackBerry, Nokia, Intel, Google, HP, Adobe PhoneGap, and Microsoft. Of these seven sponsors, four will give us ten devices each that we'll share out among our attendees:

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My slides from Breaking Development Orlando, where I held my Mobile Platform World presentation, are up now.

It was a fun conference, and if you’re interested in the mobile web and don’t want to travel to Mobilism in Amsterdam, the next Breaking Development in September in Dallas is a good option.

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Yesterday’s MoBeers slides are up.

This is the second draft of my Viewports presentations, and it has evolved somewhat since my talk in San Francisco last Friday.

I’ll still be in the US for a week and will still talk at Breaking Development about the Mobile Browser World. See you there?

Three legs of my US tour are now done and dusted. Here are links to my slides, and the rest of my schedule.

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