Here’s a historical timeline chart depicting Nokia’s device history from 1982 to roughly 2006.
Super cool.

There will be a Mobile Monday meeting on Dec 10th, at 7 pm at the Asgard Pub, in Cambridge, MA.
Date: Dec 10th, 2007
Time: 7pm EST
Location: Asgard Pub
No presentations or speakers are (currently) scheduled.
Obviously this makes for more time for networking and talking about mobile … and if that does not work, then this is [...]

I just found out about tripadvisor (yep, through twitter). For those that think twitter is a useless/frivilous time waster, think again … Twitter is the new viral marketing mechanism of 2007/2008!
Anyways, tripit.com, would have come in handy this year with all the traveling I did. I have yet to use the service, but it does [...]

I just read an article entitled: “The slow death of the web developer’s technical spec” in Mass High Tech, written by Richard Banfield.
It’s an interesting read from the perspective of a creative type mind; with a painfully obvious web centric type software mentality permeating the entire article.
However, I would like to hear from the Flash [...]

I put some time towards creating a Chumby Device Profile for Adobe Device Central CS3 (Note: It’s very alpha at this point in time).
I am releasing this into the wild, because Adobe just released a Device Profile Update #4 … meaning it’s most likely to be quite some time before a certified Chumby profile makes [...]

I caught this on Craig’s List … and although the return on time investment might not be justified in of itself … I did think it might be interesting/fun for some of the Boston based mobile peep’s to know about … say, if they wanted to try to attend a mobile usability session.
Here is [...]

My 2nd chumby arrived today (I am in the US by the way).
Yes, it’s an insider release model. What’s that, you ask?

Don’t want to wait until we’ve added all the features for the official chumby launch in early ‘08? Then order one through our Insider’s Release program — not only will you get a [...]

Another devnet article on Flash Lite Video (2.x and 3.0): Creating video content for mobile devices.

Jarpa is a recent open source project for Java Packaging of Flash Lite Content, created by Felipe Andrade (implementor) and Alessandro Pace (innovator).
Alessandro was talking about this early this year, and I remember it being a good practical idea for someone to tackle, given the fact that unlike Series 60 (with SWF2Go and now, recently: [...]

“Bill-san” is giving a presentation at an upcoming Tech-mobi event in Japan (in Japanese).

I don’t have my translator accessible right now, so I’m just going by google.
Tech-mobi seems to be focused on Flash Lite technology, trends & business.
Looks to be about 10 total speaking on Flash Lite at this event.

Tech-mobi 2007 - [...]