Michal Skvor describes how to use the End-to-End Connection Bridge technology in the NetBeans Mobility Pack to create a mobile client application that consumes a Web service to retrieve the Dilbert daily comic strip, and places it in a LCDUI Canvas on the…
Join us to learn about mobile banking and payments. Speakers will cover mobile banking and payment industry metrics, followed by wireless banking and payments over the years and today. Also covered are the challenges and lessons learned related to bringing such mobile commerce…
The ISO has been working on a number of specifications to standardize Geographic information or Geomatics. Below is some information related to this. 1. ISO 19134 “ISO 19134 specifies the data types and their associated operations for the implementation of multimodal location-based services…
From Java Mobility Podcasts #5: C. Enrique Ortiz, a recognized mobility expert, renowned blogger, developer, and author, touches on a range of mobility topics in this interview, including: moving to CDC; the latest JSRs that are important to mobile developers; mobile AJAX; and…
Above: Intercasting's Anthem Platform in action… I want to congratulate Intercasting Corp., and Derrick Oien (who last year presented at Mobile Monday Austin) and Shawn Conahan, and their teams, on their recent round of funding earlier this month; good times. Shawn and Derrick…
The ACM Queue magazine has published a number of great articles on SIP. Some of the articles of interest include: SIP Primer, SIP Glossary, Unified Communications with SIP, Decentralizing SIP, and Making SIP make Cents. ceo
There has been some speculation about a possible Dell-branded mobile phone, speculations that were further fueled when the company hired Motorola executive Ron Garriques earlier this year. More recently, Mr. Michael Dell, founder and CEO of Dell Inc., said that the company won't…
The Mobility Resources Mobile Web FAQ has been updated… (I'll announce “updates to the FAQ”, when major or considerable changes are done). ceo
One of my favorites blogs, Erik C. Thauvin's Linkblog, has gone R.I.P. I will miss Erik's Linkblog, but I understand why he decided to stop; it is a lot of work — information overload… I want to thank Erik for putting up and…
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