Comments on: synchronisation or browsing? (Mobile 2.0 is not Mobile Web 2.0) http://blog.landspurg.net/synchronisation-or-browsing-mobile-20-is-not-mobile-web-20/ Technology, wireless, games...and more..... Wed, 03 Dec 2008 21:08:06 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 By: TomSoft » Gmail for mobile: near perfect…. http://blog.landspurg.net/synchronisation-or-browsing-mobile-20-is-not-mobile-web-20/#comment-12754 TomSoft » Gmail for mobile: near perfect…. Mon, 06 Nov 2006 09:44:05 +0000 http://blog.landspurg.net/?p=62#comment-12754 [...] - compared to all others mail program that I was able to test, it’s from far the most easiest to use, and the most readable. It shows how complex it is to create a simple to use UI (this is not a framework issue, but a usability issue)- shows also that except from my small connection issue, most of the mobile are ready for mass deployment of connected applications. Mobile2.0 is heare, and it’s a perfect exemple of  the power of synchronisation vs browsing  (and for me, this is a mobile Ajax application).- MIDP still have some works to do, especially on the ability to launch one app from an other. Today, no way to launch GMail client from Opera Mini, or from a Widget engine. You need to exit, and find the app by yourself. [...] […] - compared to all others mail program that I was able to test, it’s from far the most easiest to use, and the most readable. It shows how complex it is to create a simple to use UI (this is not a framework issue, but a usability issue)- shows also that except from my small connection issue, most of the mobile are ready for mass deployment of connected applications. Mobile2.0 is heare, and it’s a perfect exemple of  the power of synchronisation vs browsing  (and for me, this is a mobile Ajax application).- MIDP still have some works to do, especially on the ability to launch one app from an other. Today, no way to launch GMail client from Opera Mini, or from a Widget engine. You need to exit, and find the app by yourself. […]

]]> By: TomSoft » Gmail for mobile: near perfect…. http://blog.landspurg.net/synchronisation-or-browsing-mobile-20-is-not-mobile-web-20/#comment-12755 TomSoft » Gmail for mobile: near perfect…. Mon, 06 Nov 2006 09:44:05 +0000 http://blog.landspurg.net/?p=62#comment-12755 [...] - compared to all others mail program that I was able to test, it’s from far the most easiest to use, and the most readable. It shows how complex it is to create a simple to use UI (this is not a framework issue, but a usability issue)- shows also that except from my small connection issue, most of the mobile are ready for mass deployment of connected applications. Mobile2.0 is heare, and it’s a perfect exemple of  the power of synchronisation vs browsing  (and for me, this is a mobile Ajax application).- MIDP still have some works to do, especially on the ability to launch one app from an other. Today, no way to launch GMail client from Opera Mini, or from a Widget engine. You need to exit, and find the app by yourself. [...] […] - compared to all others mail program that I was able to test, it’s from far the most easiest to use, and the most readable. It shows how complex it is to create a simple to use UI (this is not a framework issue, but a usability issue)- shows also that except from my small connection issue, most of the mobile are ready for mass deployment of connected applications. Mobile2.0 is heare, and it’s a perfect exemple of  the power of synchronisation vs browsing  (and for me, this is a mobile Ajax application).- MIDP still have some works to do, especially on the ability to launch one app from an other. Today, no way to launch GMail client from Opera Mini, or from a Widget engine. You need to exit, and find the app by yourself. […]

]]> By: chrisblunt.com http://blog.landspurg.net/synchronisation-or-browsing-mobile-20-is-not-mobile-web-20/#comment-185 chrisblunt.com Tue, 28 Feb 2006 12:22:17 +0000 http://blog.landspurg.net/?p=62#comment-185 <strong>Use-Context of Mobile 2.0...</strong> Another analysis of mobile2.0 posted at landspurg.net, again identifying some of the fundamental problems facing the area - primarily HCI challenges and cost -, and analysing the current use-context which mobiles currently occupy. mobile2.0 seems an in... Use-Context of Mobile 2.0…

Another analysis of mobile2.0 posted at landspurg.net, again identifying some of the fundamental problems facing the area - primarily HCI challenges and cost -, and analysing the current use-context which mobiles currently occupy.
mobile2.0 seems an in…

]]> By: TomSoft http://blog.landspurg.net/synchronisation-or-browsing-mobile-20-is-not-mobile-web-20/#comment-184 TomSoft Sun, 26 Feb 2006 13:31:14 +0000 http://blog.landspurg.net/?p=62#comment-184 Thanks Hervé for the feedback, and for pointing out a new acronym (ODP). I agree with ou with the issue of managing cross platform, cross technology client will be one of the biggest challenge, especially considering the range of devices (from MIDP1.0 to smartphone) that some needs to address... Thanks Hervé for the feedback, and for pointing out a new acronym (ODP). I agree with ou with the issue of managing cross platform, cross technology client will be one of the biggest challenge, especially considering the range of devices (from MIDP1.0 to smartphone) that some needs to address…

]]> By: Hervé http://blog.landspurg.net/synchronisation-or-browsing-mobile-20-is-not-mobile-web-20/#comment-182 Hervé Sun, 26 Feb 2006 10:51:28 +0000 http://blog.landspurg.net/?p=62#comment-182 Indeed, good analyis and the market out there for so called ODP (on device portal) is getting quite active with more than 10 identified players providing a client-server solution which allow to access/pre-view content off-line before buying (surfkitchen, action engine, openwave, nellymoser, uione are in the leader pack). As per the fragmentation, mostly OS fragmentation, only those who can address it and have java support will be able, imho, to survive. It i also interesting to see that some tackle the content provider market first, others the MO and some go straight to consumers. Indeed, good analyis and the market out there for so called ODP (on device portal) is getting quite active with more than 10 identified players providing a client-server solution which allow to access/pre-view content off-line before buying (surfkitchen, action engine, openwave, nellymoser, uione are in the leader pack). As per the fragmentation, mostly OS fragmentation, only those who can address it and have java support will be able, imho, to survive. It i also interesting to see that some tackle the content provider market first, others the MO and some go straight to consumers.

]]> By: carnival of the mobilists XVI (sweet sixteen) | gotomobile http://blog.landspurg.net/synchronisation-or-browsing-mobile-20-is-not-mobile-web-20/#comment-179 carnival of the mobilists XVI (sweet sixteen) | gotomobile Fri, 24 Feb 2006 12:37:23 +0000 http://blog.landspurg.net/?p=62#comment-179 [...] Tomi from Communities Dominate Brands on mobile music Xen from Xellular Identity on express yourself Leonid from Wireless Data Newsblog on news report from 3GSM Ian from Digital Evangelist on rethinking the mobile device Thomas from TomSoft on mobile synchronization and browsing [...] […] Tomi from Communities Dominate Brands on mobile music Xen from Xellular Identity on express yourself Leonid from Wireless Data Newsblog on news report from 3GSM Ian from Digital Evangelist on rethinking the mobile device Thomas from TomSoft on mobile synchronization and browsing […]

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