The Mobile 2.0 Event

Very, very neat… Mike Rowehl from MoMo Silicon Valley, and Daniel Appelquist from MoMo London are organizing the first The Mobile 2.0 Event, Nov 6th, 2006, in San Francisco… ceo

Article on Obfuscating Your MIDlet Suite

Check out the article that I wrote for the Java Mobility Developers website titled Obfuscating Your MIDlet Suite… with a few simple steps you can reduce the size of MIDlet suites using an obfuscator. Reduced size equals smaller, faster downloads – saving OTA time and money. Read how to integrate obfuscation with the Sun Java … Read more

The Java Ring

…while cleaning my home office, I've found my Java Ring! Wow, it has been a long time since I played with it. Have you seen one? OK, I'll admit it, it's kind of geeky, but it's cool, and is part of Java history… an early attempt on (Java-based) wearable computers. Java rings where introduced around … Read more

The Java ME Device Table

Sun has updated their Java ME Device Table . The device matrix is a very handy table/tool that allows you to filter handsets by functionality, for example, only show handsets that support certain API, configuration, profile, and so on. Use the above device matrix, with the Java Wireless Toolkit, and NetBeans, and you are set … Read more

What I took away from the Texas Wireless Summit

The other day I attended the Texas Wireless Summit 2006. It was a good event. The summit is a reltively small event but with a great set of (influencial) speakers that included Paul Struhsaker, Motorola, Dr. Sanjay Jha, QUALCOMM, Dr. Sandeep Chennakeshu, Freescale Semiconductor, Moris Simson, WaveNet, Inc., Ted Rappaport, and a number of panelists … Read more

The Car of the Future

While driving to work yesterday morning, the traffic was heavy. I stopped at the gas station to refuel. While the gas prices have been getting lower, the prices are still expensive (I was able to find a gas station with $2.29/gallon). This gave me some time to think about the car of the future… The … Read more

.mobi public registration now open

It is all over the Web — .mobi public registration is now open. So I went to my registrar Dotster and checked the prices for .mobi… not that I really want to register a .mobi TLD, but to have a first look at .mobi prices. Dang! They require a minimum of 2 yrs for almost … Read more