Mobile AJAX vs. Java ME
A poll going on on C. Enrique Ortiz
A poll going on on C. Enrique Ortiz
AdMob. A Google’s adsense like for the mobile ? I have been looking for that for quite some times. Sure this should be of some interests for those guys :-)
AdMob has its own weblog of course: The life and times of AdMob
Signal-Social permet à tout individu le désirant de diffuser son signal social sur Internet. Signal-Social se présente sous la forme d’un service Web mais aussi sous la forme d’une mini-application.
Votre signal social répond à 3 questions:
TechnoArk et ses Transformeurs : le Valais performe !
ven 27 jan – IT Tuesday @ TechnoArk, Sierre
Un “IT Tuesday” un vendredi… avec des intervenants intéressants.
Nokia and Abaxias just launched Mobile Tag.
The service let you generate a “tag” (other would call it a code, or 2D code) that contains your personal information: Firstname, lastname, phone number, email address:
You can actually generate as much of those as you want.
You can then connect to your account on the web. There you can access informations like how many times your code was access, create and edit codes (sorry tags), generates the tag in various format…
They say there is two kinds of tags: Contact tag and web tag. Does not look like a random user like me can generates the second kind of tag from their web interface!
The reader installed on the phone is really amazing!
I must have all code reader installed on my phone now… so here is a few facts:
– Semacode reader can decode Mobile Tag
– Mobile Tag reader can not decode QR code (like the one on Ichiba)
– Mobile Tag reader decode semacode but does not recognize the tag
Mobile Tag encode a number. When shooting the code, the soft contact a server to fetch the content related to that number. From their website: MobileTag uses an european ISO standard called DataMatrix (QR-code + Toku number).
The reader can be downloaded on the web or just point your mobile browser to mobiletag.com/download
Read also (wrote it some time ago): Dans la jungle des codes barres (in french)
Via PDA France (french only again sorry)
Old stuff maybe but I had not realized it existed. While working in the street I bumped into a machine that would let you transfer your picture from your phone/camera and print it right away.
I tested it right away
Provided by ProntoPhot
There are a few works going on to establish microformats on the web also for blogs like hAtom.
I was looking for microformats for albums or pictures like we have on KAYWA. Surprisingly without much luck. Looks like that’s something nobody is working on and my friend Google was not very helpful.
Weird…
A train ticket scanned and validated thanks to 2D code.
In Switzerland you can buy a ticket online and print it at home
Even better you can have your ticket sent to your phone via MMS. To check it the controller will just have to scan your screen:
I have been using Screen Capture for quite a while now. I just found out, thanks to the folks at All About Symbian, about Screen Snap a free screen shot soft available on series 60. Just tried it and works perfectly.