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 + [...]

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 [...]

There is an upcoming eSeminar via the Boston Adobe Mobile and Devices User Group (BAMaDUG), on June 27th, 2008 at 12pm EST (check time).
Andrea Trento from interpreting.it, will present:
DATE/TIME:
June 27th, 2008 at 12pm EST
TITLE:
Flash Lite content - games and applications – from concept to cash
DESCRIPTION:
How to approach content creation and launch and get to cashing [...]

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 [...]

Mobile Linux Conference (part of LinuxWorld 2008 Linux World 2008) is taking place August 4-7, 2008 in San Francisco and is among 30 sessions there.
“During the last five years, Linux has made strong inroads into the mobile handset marketplace, as an embedded OS and as a platform for innovation. Today, on high-end “smart [...]