A while back, I posted about Nokia’s vision piece on the “Evolution of Screens” …

Now here are some videos from NTT DoCoMo on possible mobile concepts in 201x.
“The Road to Hokusai’s Waterfall”

“Mobile phones have evolved to become indispensable tools that have changed the way we lead our lives, and they are certain to continue [...]

Mobile Monday Boston (aka momo “within mobile cirlces” … or momoboston if you’re out of town), is hosting an event on October 6, 2008 called: “Boston’s Most Successful Mobile Entrepreneurs”.
Although these “momo” events are free, pregistration is REQUIRED … so, register now! (if you can make it to Boston, that is).
Here are the logistics for [...]

There is an event at Verizon Labs this week: NECINA Wireless and Web SIG Seminar: Mitigating Risks in the Mobile World; Femtocell vs. Wi-Fi: Security and Beyond; An Overview of Mobile Advertising.
Here are some more details:
Logistics:
Wednesday, Jul. 23, 2008
6:30 PM - 9:30 PM
Verizon Lab, Auditorium B.
117 West Street
Waltham, MA 02451
Agenda:
6:30-7:00pm: Networking (Refreshment will be [...]

This upcoming wireless event came into my inbox:
Event: ECINA Wireless Special Interest Group (SIG) Seminar
Date: June 26, 2008
Topics:
1. Wireless Sensor Network: Promises and Challenges
2. Navigate the Mobile Ecosystem
Time: 6:30pm to 8:30pm, Thursday, June 26, 2008
Location: Foley Hoag LLP, 1000 Winter St, North Entrance, Suite 4000, Waltham, MA
Wireless Sensor Networks, the epitome of a pervasive [...]

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 + [...]

If you head over to Mobile Monday Boston, there’s an upcoming event on June 30th at 7pm (EST) entitled: “Browsers - Driving the Web, or driven by the Web? which you can register for (it’s required, actually).
“Over the next five years, shipments of advanced mobile browsers will grow from 76 Million to 700 Million per [...]

I came across this thesis paper from November 2007 written by Alex Koller of Rhodes University entitled: “Java ME vs. Flash Lite: A Comparison of Mobile Phone Game Development”.
I thought I’d share this as it quotes many of us within the community.

On Sunday, I am leaving to attend Forum Nokia Developer Days and a bit of CTIA Wireless in Las Vegas.
Should be a fun time, especially since I missed out on Mobile World Congress.
Anyways, I hope to see a few familiar faces there (as well as new ones).
For those unable to attend … I [...]

Bill Perry (Adobe MaD) updated his Flash Enabled Devices spreadsheet, recently. You can
download it here.
The break down is: Nokia (73), Sony Ericsson (63), Verizon Wireless (13), NTT DoCoMo (134), KDDI (101), and Softbank (48).
This also reflects some additional devices that were announced at Mobile World Congress 2008.
If you are already referencing this spreadsheet to [...]

Yesterday, I allocated some R&D time (what essentially amounts to some personal time on a Saturday) to attend a Google Code Day event on Android.

I had been following the initial SDK release since last year, but honestly, I haven’t really made any serious commitments to this very (let’s face it), emerging mobile platform.
Rather my [...]