W3C: Scope of Mobile Web Best Practices
Web access from mobile devices suffers from problems that make the Web unattractive for most mobile users. W3C’s Mobile Web Initiative (MWI ) proposes to address these issues through a concerted effort of key players in the mobile value chain, including authoring tool vendors, content providers, handset manufacturers, browser vendors and mobile operators.
To help frame the development of “best practices” for the mobile Web this document – created by the members of the Mobile Web Initiative Best Practices Working Group (BPWG) as an elaboration of its charter – identifies the nature of problems to be solved, outlines the scope of work to be undertaken and specifies the assumptions regarding the target audience and the anticipated deliverables.

The goal is to combine the physical annotation technology of semacode using the free encyclopedia Wikipedia.

Semapedia and its blog

Geeez i love that idea…. I wish i had it :-) but the good thing is that everyone can participate!

See also Semapedia on Flickr

Via Danny Ayers

Google introduces sitemap technology for mobile website: Mobile Sitemaps

Via Google Blogoscoped

When it comes to knowing what are the capabilities of a mobile phone there is WURFL of course… but here are some useful links that might be handy at times:
O2: Location of major vendors’ UAProfs
Lebodic.net
Mobile handsets
Who is free wiki: Mobile

Financial Times: WiFi location system launched in US
ITArchitect: Location-Aware Networking: We Know Where You Are
InternetActu : Localisation : GPS vs. Wi-Fi

InterCasting Corp: Inferior Bathroom Technology and UI In The Mobile Space

Mobile application development is constrained in ways that web development is not. The browser environment is relatively stabilized and robust now, whereas the mobile phone only recently could do anything but ring. There is no real “platform” – every handset is unique in its own beautiful way, often requiring reverse engineering to find workarounds.

Via Charlie – Lifeblog

Swiss Internet Professionals Index
A wiki to have a true listing of all people offering internet related services to organizations in Switzerland.
Read more on Ballpark

Via blog à Ollie

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Nouvo.ch > Geocaching: la chasse au trésor pour adultes

GPS à la main, les «géocacheurs» sillonnent le pays à la recherche de mystérieux trésors enfouis dans plus de 140 cachettes

Voir aussi:
Switzerland Geocaching Waypoint
Book crossing
Le GPS
Le GPS sur WIkipédia

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