Comments on: Carnival of the mobilists #58 http://blog.landspurg.net/carnival-of-the-mobilist-58/ Technology, wireless, games...and more..... Wed, 19 Nov 2008 11:54:54 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 By: Mobile Heaven » Blog Archive » COTM 58 http://blog.landspurg.net/carnival-of-the-mobilist-58/#comment-147481 Mobile Heaven » Blog Archive » COTM 58 Wed, 07 Nov 2007 02:09:34 +0000 http://blog.landspurg.net/carnival-of-the-mobilist-58#comment-147481 [...] The latest edition of Carnival of the mobilist is online. Articles on the iPhone, iPhone again and more iPhone! But that’s not all, there’s plenty more good articles to read through. [...] […] The latest edition of Carnival of the mobilist is online. Articles on the iPhone, iPhone again and more iPhone! But that’s not all, there’s plenty more good articles to read through. […]

]]> By: Flomax http://blog.landspurg.net/carnival-of-the-mobilist-58/#comment-100272 Flomax Thu, 02 Aug 2007 13:29:39 +0000 http://blog.landspurg.net/carnival-of-the-mobilist-58#comment-100272 But if you (as a phone manufacturer) want to make a phone you designed, chance you are an hardware company, and you make money with it. But if you (as a phone manufacturer) want to make a phone you designed, chance you are an hardware company, and you make money with it.

]]> By: » Atualizando a leitura: Carnival of the Mobilist http://blog.landspurg.net/carnival-of-the-mobilist-58/#comment-55212 » Atualizando a leitura: Carnival of the Mobilist Fri, 13 Apr 2007 00:49:54 +0000 http://blog.landspurg.net/carnival-of-the-mobilist-58#comment-55212 [...] #58: by TomSoft [...] […] #58: by TomSoft […]

]]> By: Everything and the Mobile Software Universe… » Does software or OS vendors have to define the user experience? (WinCE, Access/PalmSource Hiker, s60, UIQ, etc…) http://blog.landspurg.net/carnival-of-the-mobilist-58/#comment-32250 Everything and the Mobile Software Universe… » Does software or OS vendors have to define the user experience? (WinCE, Access/PalmSource Hiker, s60, UIQ, etc…) Sun, 21 Jan 2007 23:13:46 +0000 http://blog.landspurg.net/carnival-of-the-mobilist-58#comment-32250 [...] During the last LiPS forum face to face meeting we had in Seoul (thanks again to Mizi Research, great organization), Access/Palmsource presented its Application framework, now Open-Sourced: Hiker, and one point has raised a little debat: it is fixing the way applications can be layered, interacting with each others (One running Application with the User Focus at a time, no multiple instance of the same application): so it is hard to implement some Vodaphone Live! use cases requring multiple launches of a same application like : You are in your Address Book, you recieve an sms, you answer, you look for a contact launching again your address book from the sms, the address book will be on top when you close it you are back to the sms and when you close the sms…you have your first address book below with the same state before the sms reception, at the beginning. It’s not a secret, I’m a big old time palm fan, but now I’ve a better understanding of what is a phone and the industry around it: Hiker seems great and may bring good usability practices, etc BUT it will be difficult to fullfill some Operators or OEM requirements, cause it fixes the way the User Interactions have to be done: it reduces innovation (good discussion about that at MobHappy) Apple has made an Apple phone from A to Z, from Software to Hardware (see this Michael Mace article if you were on another planet, and this nice round-up at TomSoft for the 58# Carnival)…but if you (as a phone manufacturer) want to make a phone you designed, chance you are an hardware company, and you make money with it: [...] […] During the last LiPS forum face to face meeting we had in Seoul (thanks again to Mizi Research, great organization), Access/Palmsource presented its Application framework, now Open-Sourced: Hiker, and one point has raised a little debat: it is fixing the way applications can be layered, interacting with each others (One running Application with the User Focus at a time, no multiple instance of the same application): so it is hard to implement some Vodaphone Live! use cases requring multiple launches of a same application like : You are in your Address Book, you recieve an sms, you answer, you look for a contact launching again your address book from the sms, the address book will be on top when you close it you are back to the sms and when you close the sms…you have your first address book below with the same state before the sms reception, at the beginning. It’s not a secret, I’m a big old time palm fan, but now I’ve a better understanding of what is a phone and the industry around it: Hiker seems great and may bring good usability practices, etc BUT it will be difficult to fullfill some Operators or OEM requirements, cause it fixes the way the User Interactions have to be done: it reduces innovation (good discussion about that at MobHappy) Apple has made an Apple phone from A to Z, from Software to Hardware (see this Michael Mace article if you were on another planet, and this nice round-up at TomSoft for the 58# Carnival)…but if you (as a phone manufacturer) want to make a phone you designed, chance you are an hardware company, and you make money with it: […]

]]> By: Carnival 58 at TomSoft at MobHappy http://blog.landspurg.net/carnival-of-the-mobilist-58/#comment-31874 Carnival 58 at TomSoft at MobHappy Sat, 20 Jan 2007 16:32:31 +0000 http://blog.landspurg.net/carnival-of-the-mobilist-58#comment-31874 [...] Thomas Landspurg has Carnival 58 up at his TomSoft site, so be sure to check it out for week’s best writing about mobile.     [...] […] Thomas Landspurg has Carnival 58 up at his TomSoft site, so be sure to check it out for week’s best writing about mobile.     […]

]]> By: BillDay.com » Cisco running iPhone ads on Google ad network http://blog.landspurg.net/carnival-of-the-mobilist-58/#comment-31437 BillDay.com » Cisco running iPhone ads on Google ad network Fri, 19 Jan 2007 07:40:40 +0000 http://blog.landspurg.net/carnival-of-the-mobilist-58#comment-31437 [...] Linksys iPhone ads are showing up on a number of Apple iPhone related sites and blog posts. The ad text reads: iPhone by Linksys [...] […] Linksys iPhone ads are showing up on a number of Apple iPhone related sites and blog posts. The ad text reads: iPhone by Linksys […]

]]> By: BillDay.com http://blog.landspurg.net/carnival-of-the-mobilist-58/#comment-31432 BillDay.com Fri, 19 Jan 2007 06:27:49 +0000 http://blog.landspurg.net/carnival-of-the-mobilist-58#comment-31432 <strong>Is iPhone WiFi preferable for cord cutters?...</strong> Alan A. Reiter of Camera Phone Report and Thomas Landspurg of TomSoft both left thoughtful comments on my “WiFi is more important than HSPDA for early iPhone success” blog post from last week. Tom wrote: My main point would be that the two... Is iPhone WiFi preferable for cord cutters?…

Alan A. Reiter of Camera Phone Report and Thomas Landspurg of TomSoft both left thoughtful comments on my “WiFi is more important than HSPDA for early iPhone success” blog post from last week.
Tom wrote:
My main point would be that the two…

]]> By: twofones http://blog.landspurg.net/carnival-of-the-mobilist-58/#comment-31207 twofones Thu, 18 Jan 2007 06:33:28 +0000 http://blog.landspurg.net/carnival-of-the-mobilist-58#comment-31207 <strong>Carnival #58 (and the iPhone, of course)...</strong> The Carnival of the Mobilists is live and can be found here. This week our host is Thomas Landspurg, CTO of MobileScope (formally In-Fusio.) I like Tom's blog, TomSoft, a lot and will be sure to start aggregating his feed.... Carnival #58 (and the iPhone, of course)…

The Carnival of the Mobilists is live and can be found here. This week our host is Thomas Landspurg, CTO of MobileScope (formally In-Fusio.) I like Tom’s blog, TomSoft, a lot and will be sure to start aggregating his feed….

]]> By: BillDay.com » iPhone week one http://blog.landspurg.net/carnival-of-the-mobilist-58/#comment-30848 BillDay.com » iPhone week one Wed, 17 Jan 2007 08:55:55 +0000 http://blog.landspurg.net/carnival-of-the-mobilist-58#comment-30848 [...] Lack of third generation wireless (3G) has been picked at by Nokians and others. Read my take in “WiFi is more important than HSPDA for early iPhone success“, which was picked for the Carnival of the Mobilists carnival #58. [...] […] Lack of third generation wireless (3G) has been picked at by Nokians and others. Read my take in “WiFi is more important than HSPDA for early iPhone success“, which was picked for the Carnival of the Mobilists carnival #58. […]

]]> By: Mobile Enterprise Weblog http://blog.landspurg.net/carnival-of-the-mobilist-58/#comment-30691 Mobile Enterprise Weblog Tue, 16 Jan 2007 14:02:21 +0000 http://blog.landspurg.net/carnival-of-the-mobilist-58#comment-30691 <strong>Carnival of the Mobilists, No. 58 at TomSoft...</strong> This week's Carnival of the Mobilists is up at TomSoft. There's a fair amount of ink on the Apple iPhone annoucement, but who can blame us for getting excited about the prospects of having Apple do for mobile what they've... Carnival of the Mobilists, No. 58 at TomSoft…

This week’s Carnival of the Mobilists is up at TomSoft. There’s a fair amount of ink on the Apple iPhone annoucement, but who can blame us for getting excited about the prospects of having Apple do for mobile what they’ve…

]]> By: Wap Review http://blog.landspurg.net/carnival-of-the-mobilist-58/#comment-30578 Wap Review Tue, 16 Jan 2007 06:16:08 +0000 http://blog.landspurg.net/carnival-of-the-mobilist-58#comment-30578 <strong>Carnival 59...</strong> Photo by Rick Takagi Some rights reserved. This week's Carnival of the Mobilists is hosted by Thomas Landspurg at Tomsoft.com. I'd never been to Tomsoft before this Carnival but I like the site and have added it to my Google Reader. It's an ... Carnival 59…

Photo by Rick Takagi Some rights reserved.

This week’s Carnival of the Mobilists is hosted by Thomas Landspurg at Tomsoft.com.
I’d never been to Tomsoft before this Carnival but I like the site and have added it to my Google Reader. It’s an …

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