Interested in the mobile web? The W3C Mobile Web Initiative has just put together an aggregation of posts from various blogs that concern the Mobile Web. It includes my posts that have the ‘WAP’ category.

Last night’s MoMo London was themed ‘Mobile Trends’ with the brief to take a view of where we have come from over the last year and where we are going into next year.
Helen Keegan and Tom Hume gave their current thoughts while Ajit Jaokar gave what some people are considering (myself included) to be a Utopian view of […]

The big news today is that Sony Ericsson is to acquire UIQ, a subsidiary of Symbian. So what might this mean for developers?
I see this as a endorsement of UIQ by Sony Ericsson and a further commitment to this platform. I commented on Sony Ericsson’s strong commitment last February. While Sony Ericsson will undoubtedly be creating more […]

I just had a play with Google’s new Java ME application that allows faster and easier access to GMail.
The press release says…
"It is currently compatible with all J2ME-enabled phones in the U.S. and works with a variety of carrier service plans."
I am in the UK but I thought I’d give it a go anyway. […]

Very few of the articles I post tend to relate to Windows Mobile. This reflects the kind of work coming my way. These days, it’s mainly Symbian.
Yesterday, Microsoft released Windows CE 6.0. First of all, this isn’t a Windows Mobile release - it’s the underlying OS upon which future versions of Windows Mobile (e.g. Photon) […]

The new Symbian Wiki seemed to go down sometime over the last few days and continually redirected to the main Symbian site. Today, I took a look and it’s back up again with a new toy for Symbian Developers - Ruby for Symbian OS (S60 3rd in particular).
I have had a very quick look at the […]