Moblet Instruction Language (MIL) is a declarative language that enables a developer to author a cross-platform mobile applications (a.k.a. Moblets) using only XML, Script, and XPath. MIL is compiled into byte-code by a hosted gateway server and delivered to any device capable of running the Moblet Runtime Environment (MRE).

Moblets: MIL is AJAX in disguise! via Ajaxian

Note: I just found out about those links, I did not have the time yet to check on them…

This is what I call a QR Code.

From Picturephoning:

The Northwest campaign takes Japan’s QR code phenomenon to a new extreme, blowing up codes to heights as great as 10 meters, or 33 feet.

Image from servicesmobiles.com

Nicolas and Fabien @ EPFL

Lot of things coming out from those guys in the next few months… I met also Mauro who shows me his research @ Craft

Maybe this post should have been categorized as “Kaywa” :-)

Do you care about your website’s ranking in search engine ? Most likely yes… then you should definitely start thinking about your ranking on the mobile web beacuse it is going to be as important as on the “normal” web.
Check this out… above are screen captures for search results with keyword like RSS, Zurich, Musique or Nomad on Google Mobile

Mobile Web Best Practices 1.0

xspf.org and the specs v1.0.

KMaps is a platform that completely integrates location, presence, and messaging technology using a standards-based interface. KMapis is built on the top of Google Maps and Google Local Search featuring the set of J2ME Location Based Services for people on the go…

The now famous Sudoku game goes mobile: Sudoku mobile (j2me)

Via Russell

Squidoo is a place online where people can show off their expertise on whatever topic they like by creating well-organized starting points (or lenses) for those topics.

Seth Godin (author/entrepreneur/blogger) will soon announce its opening. Of course Squidoo has a SquidBlog

A la recherches des meilleurs joueurs suisse sur portable…