I’ve an avid reader of Mobile Entertainment Magazine (aka “ME” magazine) and the July issue is out.
P.S. Also, if you have a well-suited device for mobile web, you can get the website contents at: www.mobile-ent.biz/mobile/

Over on Mobile Game Developer’s site, there is an article entitled: “Can Developers and Publishers actually make money with mobile games?”.
This was the question and therefore the central topic of the roundtable at the Quo Vadis game developer conference in Berlin last week, which we attended along with representatives from arvato mobile, Jamba, Exit Games, [...]

There’s a free article over on communitymx.com entitled “Mobile Internet Devices: An Introduction”.
In it the author talks about his experience with mobile devices over the years, and his perceptions and generalizations on Mobile Web.
It is a short and interesting read; though the author tends to concentrate on “what was” and “what might be”, rather [...]

D.C. (David Collier) of Pikkle in Japan was recently asking “What do developers want to know?” (over on his blog) for some upcoming articles for publication.
He is asking for feedback on some questions, not just from Japanese market, but also from the worldwide perspective from the global Flash Mobile community.
1) differences between US + [...]

D.C. (David Collier) from pikkle (Flash Lite company in Japan), posted about the new docomo 906 series being out in Japan, soon.
These devices have Flash Lite 3.0 and support multiple content types.
One content type that is new and of interest, is called “decome anime”.
Decome Anime allows Flash content to run inside a [...]

Mark posted about Adobe MAX 2008 and his thoughts on this years planned events. MAX 2008 is taking place this year in San Francisco, Milan, and Tokyo.
My top 10 wish list directed at Mobile (in no particular order):
  • Another Mobile and Devices - BootCamp, please.
  • Session(s) from the Mobile and Devices Engineering [...]

TOKYO, Japan (AP) — Japanese cell phone users will test a new service that allows them to download fragrances, major telecommunications company NTT Communications Corp. said Monday.
A downloaded fragrance will be sent from a user’s cell phone to a base station that will emit the scent.
Twenty participants using “Mobile Fragrance Communications” can download files of [...]