Epic Smart Phone Platform Wars
Monday, March 29th, 2004Wireless
Watch on the dominance of the Series 60 platform, Symbian turf wars,
and Microsoft’s progress on Windows Mobile. (via The Tao of
Mac)
Wireless
Watch on the dominance of the Series 60 platform, Symbian turf wars,
and Microsoft’s progress on Windows Mobile. (via The Tao of
Mac)
![]() I’ll be doing some Wi-Fi show and tell at the All Things New York Day celebration at the Columbus Circle Borders Store. Looks like I’ll be hanging around with a Mac, a PC, a Zaurus, and a Pocket PC around 5pm. For me, the big event is the rollout of the free pocket guide that I wrote with Rob. |
Jon
Udell: “Could InfoPath have been built on a Mozilla foundation
instead? You bet. And the result wouldn’t just be a great Windows
application. It would be a great application, period.” See also The
Firefox Opportunity.
I was at CTIA this week, and got a sneak peek at Nokia’s upcoming
PhotoBlog application. Read
more at MobileWhack.
If you’re wondering where to get started with the Shared Source CLI, whether you want to get caught up with what’s been going on, or if you want to get plugged in, check out Joel Pobar’s excellent list of Rotor community resources.
Jono’s Blog: “One year ago today, in New Orleans, Bill Gates officially launched the .NET Compact Framework.”
![]() I checked out Exodus Cafe last night; it’s a Jamaican restaurant on 109 Luckie Street (right near the corner of Luckie and Cone). Great stuff. I tried the sampler (oxtail, jerk chicken, and curry chicken). If you’re in Atlanta for CTIA (or in Atlanta for whatever reason), check it out. |
Paul Boutin has written
a great
buyer’s guide to cellular data plans.
Cool–my namesake is the star of a short story that Rory
just posted.
I just arrived in Atlanta for CTIA Wireless 2004. It
should be fun. I’ve added some pictures to my textamerica moblog. I was
hoping that I’d find a nice 1xEV-DO signal here (c’mon, Verizon,
surprise me with a cloud of 1xEV-DO this week!), but my AirPrime 5220
is connecting in only 1xRTT mode. The signal is much better here than in
other places I’ve tested, but I wouldn’t mind a taste of that BroadbandAccess.