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Monthly Archives: April 2007

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The Dojo Offline Toolkit, and its relationship to Mobile Web

The Dojo offline toolkit allows for web applications to work offline. It consists of a JavaScript library (bundled within the web page) and a ~300K download with the logic to cache a web application's user-interface for offline use. How is Dojo offline related…

Save the Internet Radio

I am an Internet Radio listener – I listen to it on a daily basis, and am listening to it as I write this. I even contribute $ to it. If you are an Internet Radio listener, I encourage you to go to…

GNOME Mobile & Embedded Initiative (GMAE)

The GNOME Mobile Platform is a subset of the GNOME Platform. It goal is to “advance the use, development and commercialization of GNOME components as a mobile and embedded user experience platform”. Founding organizations today include GNOME Foundation supporters ACCESS, Canonical, Debian, Igalia,…

Nokia 6131 NFC

I (finally) got my hands on a Nokia 6131 NFC handset with which I have been playing with. This handset is to be released later this year (summer) here in the U.S. The 6131 NFC is a Series 40 3rd Edition (FP1) handset…

The Blogosphere 2005 – Present

Very funny, and so true! Click to Enlarge (go to The Gaping Void) ceo

slideshare – a place to share and discover presentations

I just discovered slideshare. I would categorize slideshare as “YouTube” but for presentations. I like the website a whole lot — wealth of information / user generated content, on lots of different topics; there is good stuff, such as Conference presentations, and great…

The BlackBerry Outage

The BlackBerry outage… reports here and reports there, this and that… …speculations, leaks, cover ups… Or is it just plain inconvenience? Shit happens. It is just email. Don't put all your communication “eggs” in one basket… Life goes on… ceo

In Memoriam | Virginia Tech

In Memoriam | Virginia Tech So many lives lost. Such a wasteful incident. So many lives affected. Students, professors, friends, and families. From different races, and different cultures, and different believes, and different places. From Indonesia, to South America, the United States, and…

Mowser

Russ Beattie has introduced Mowser web content translation technology for mobile web. Neat… there is so much to be done in this space of “proper web content translation for mobile web”… I tackled this problem many years ago, on a different but related…

Twitlet: A Java ME Front-end to Twitter

My buddies @ Paxmodept Jason and Steve have released a Java ME-based front-end to Twitter called Twitlet; cool name… Check it out… These guys are building very cool stuff, front and back — keep an eye on them… You can try it by…