14 April 2010
Mobile miscellany; 14 April
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Some updates on a few developing stories in the mobile space.
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14 April 2010
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Some updates on a few developing stories in the mobile space.
18 February 2010
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Yesterday evening I returned from my fourth foreign trip this year. This time I went to the Mobile World Congress, the annual Barcelona-based get-together of the mobile industry, and I can tell you, it’s something else.
This post gives an overview of announcements by mobile players that might be of interest to web developers. There’s an incredible lot of it, too, because every single major mobile player except Apple feels that MWC is the ultimate forum for major announcements.
If you know of more news, or have links to additional information, please leave a comment.
I was there because Vodafone had invited me to sit on a
panel in a technical “embedded
conference” about W3C Widgets and related technologies.
The concept can use some fine-tuning; I’m hoping to do some of that in the future.
I was there mainly to stress that the mobile browser situation is not as simple as it looks. THERE
IS NO WEBKIT ON MOBILE!
While I was at it I also invented guerilla browser testing.
This is the blog of Peter-Paul Koch, mobile platform strategist, consultant, and trainer. You can also visit his Elsewhere on the 'Net linklog, his political blog, or you can follow him on Twitter.
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