Moket recently launched mocarbon - an initiative to reduce the impact of mobile phone charging has on the environment by the innovative use of Flash Lite screen savers.

ok - so now I officially feel quite guilty (and responsible) given all my devices …
This quote from the website does not help me personally one bit:

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Here is some commentary from Hebi’s blog in France.
Not all hugs and kisses … but I always respect other people’s opinions and views on mobile technology, especially from other parts of the world.
You can get it in Googlized English (can’t guarantee accuracy of translation as google massacres French!) or native French.
If you speak French, then [...]

I noticed a new Friends of Ed book entitled Flash CS3 for Designers has a chapter on Flash Mobile entitled: “Going Mobile in Flash”.
The book is by Tom Green and David Stiller.
Good to see it’s in there. The chapter covers Adobe Device Central, and then walks through a photo gallery type Flash Lite [...]

I’ve seen some overzealous hackers replicating the iPhone UI on various Symbian based (Nokia) devices. This is kind of cool … in the fact that it demonstrates the power and “openness” of the S60 platform.
Recently, as one example of many, over at Darla Mack’s site, she posted about an “iTheme” based on the iPhone UI. [...]

MIT is working on a Mobile version of Scratch. Not many details yet since it’s a project underway.

Not a mobile post, but I got plenty of those lined up, so here’s something a bit different from the norm here on the blog.
MIT media labs has an interesting project going on called “Scratch”, which appears to be a fun and easy to learn platform that can be used to create very basic interactive [...]

“Strings”. This is one of the most interesting movies I’ve seen in a while. By interesting, I really mean unique.
I believe it’s a

I know you probably are scratching your head … but, I never knew this up until this point. Apparently “tween” has a double meaning … “Between” or “A child between middle childhood and adolesence, usually between 8 and 12 years old”. Yikes.
Stephanie Rieger had used it in a context that I thought was at first [...]

In the latest article of Wired (March 2006), there are 2 things that you might think are cool.
1. An article on Josh Davis entitled: “The barely controlled chaos of Joshua Davis”
Mostly about Josh and Brandon’s “generative composition machines”, which they showed last year at FITC 2005.
I still remember Josh explaining how he got the [...]

… if you like Tarbell you’ll probably like some of this content … inspirational interactive content from storynest (Taiwan) … mostly done with shockwave (some flash pieces).