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2008 was another exciting year for anything mobile in general, it was especially the breakthrough of Mobile 2.0 – its meme has now over 1.000.000 entries in Google. Many industry players started using the mobile 2.0 term in their marketing strategy, the iPhone stayed untouchable as the perfect catalyst converging web and mobile applications and [...]
This week I’m going to spend most of my time in London starting with an event I’m really looking forward to, the Being Digital Mashup Conference on 10th June and organised by Simon Grice and Tony Fish. The purpose of the event is to debate the commercial, investment and tactical issues that matter when delivering [...]
Labor Day in US today, a national holiday celebrating workers and the labor movement, but nor for Mobilist Dennis and his editing of this weeks’ Carnival of the Mobilists, where he prefers to celebrate the labor of love that mobile bloggers put into their posts every day. RESPECT! Dennis did a great job resuming the [...]
If you have a moment, I highly recommend to view this presentation Jaiku co-founder Jyri Engeström gave at Reboot 9.0 and at Mobile Monday Amsterdam recently on the future of participatory media. Probably one of the most comprehensive views on social media titled Microblogging: Tiny social objects. Why people like microblogging? Because most people can’t [...]
Webware, one of the interesting resources on web apps, edited by Rafe Needleman, announced their finalists this week of the Webware 100, a new awards program they recently launched. Over 5.000 nominations were received, whittled down to 2,000 de-duplicated and qualifying entries, from there, 250 products were finally selected as finalists, 25 each in these [...]
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