http://www.gada.be

The idea is two-fold: metatag search, and to make that search easy on a mobile device.

You can specify the search term in the subdomain, for instance: http://podcasting.gada.be or http://foot.gada.be.

I do really like the idea but here are a few thoughts:
– I tried on my Nokia 6630 and the page is not exactly as mobile as I could have expected. The page return for “podcasting” is bigger than 100ko, this is not exactly mobile friendly.
– I do not really see how using the subdomain to enter the search terms helps the user.
– No informations about the results outputed… are the links “mobile friendly”. Same problem that Technorati faced. Till now Google with its “mobile web search” is the only one to have succeeded to output really true mobile friendly result.

Read also:
TechCrunch
Scoble
The Social Software weblog

This is a decentralized identity system, but one that’s actually decentralized and doesn’t entirely crumble if one company turns evil or goes out of business.

KAYWA on a W800i

KAYWA on a W800i

That’s what I call “packaging a product”! This mobile, sent in a nice plastic box, looks great. It actually does make me feel guilty to open it.
But I did… I will test it later on.

Big Up to the Sony Ericsson Crew in Switzerland they know how to work with partners.

This Google Earth is really amazing.
[map.search.ch]

KAYWA presents: Eboshi and Ashitaka (characters from Princess Mononoke).

Eboshi and Ashitaka (on top) are our two new “toys” that will help us in our projects. Lot of things coming…

Via PhoneMag

SudOuest: Quand les mobilités changent nos vies

ENTRETIEN.–Architecte française installée aux Etats-Unis, Yasmine Abbas s’interroge sur la façon dont les néonomades obligent à repenser l’espace et la ville.

Et comme tout bon nomade, Yasmine blog sur Kaywa… neo-nomad.kaywa.com :-)

Photo Liesbeth de Fosse