Mobile Web Technologies
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- Amazon Kindle. The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly.
- G-Google's G-software G-stack
- You'll have to speak up, I'm in a Virtual World
- BT FON: a benefit to the mobile Web?
- Blogging with the iPod Touch
- Free music - at a price
- POWDER first working draft published
- JavaServer faces and AJAX
- African innovation in mobile Web
- For a good SVGT 1.2 tutorial...
- Amazon MP3 public beta launched: a real iTunes threat
- Mobile TV: convenience vs quality
- Mobile Web comics roundup
- Nokia 6301: UMA and the mobile Web
- Lamborghini vandal caught via Bluetooth: chicken and egg?
- Add GRDDL to the mobile Web mash-up kitchen
- Learning the mobile Web
- Long arm of the mobile Web
- Peer to peer mobile Web - with no network?
- The battle for music on the mobile Web
- 20 years of the GSMA: where next for mobile?
- And the killer app for mobile Web is...Pawn
- New iPod to drive mobile Web, compliment iPhone?
- GPay to rival Payforit and M-PESA for Mobile Web payments?
- Payforit and the mobile Web
- Can payments distinguish the Mobile Web?
- How POWDER helps the Mobile Web
- Can the Mobile Swarm help the Mobile Web?
- Tools to help Mobile Web discovery
- DIAL M for Mobile Web
- Ubiquitous Web Applications to help Mobile Web
- User generated applications?
- oFone vs NoFone
- We want...information!
- Free SVGT developer Kit
- Mobile Linuxes
- Declarative Web Applications
- Dan Appelquist's blog
- Planet Mobile Web
- dotmobi blog
- Andrea Trasatti's tech notes
- StayGoLinks
- Abhishek Tiwari
- W3C Device Descriptions WG
- W3C DIAL (Device Independent Authoring Language)
- W3C POWDER (content label grouping)
Mobile Web Technologies
Hello and welcome to the Betavine Mobile Web Technology blog!
I'm Kevin Smith, a member of Vodafone's R&D team and a representative on W3C and mobile TV working groups. I'll be keeping you informed of upcoming standards which aim to facilitate and grow Mobile Web access and usage, and also highlighting interesting industry news and trends, I've also included a list of recommended blogs to read to follow Mobile Web development trends. If you have any suggestions or comments, please feedback! All the best,
Kevin
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