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Deep Dev: WebKit Misconceptions, HTML5 Limitations
August 16, 2011 by Ken Parmelee
Question: Are WebKit and HTML5 applications the easy answer to mobile complexity? Answer: Not totally. And sometimes, not at all.
Read full post »The Mobile Beat: RIM Revamps Blackberry, Facebook Buys Push Pop, HTML5 on Twitter
August 3, 2011 by Terri White
Blackberry, Facebook and Twitter in the news today with overhauls, acquisitions and improvements.
Read full post »Mobile Observatory: HTML5 Poised to Conquer the Web World
July 11, 2011 by Tony Rizzo
The Financial Times provides a real world lab test for HTML5. The good news? The predicted outcomes of Antenna’s HTML5 theories are now being observed and substantiated.
Read full post »Deep Dev: We’re Not in Kansas Anymore. We’re on TV
June 24, 2011 by Ken Parmelee
A rapidly expanding funnel cloud of smart mobile solutions has touched down on non-mobile mediums like game consoles and IPTVs.
Read full post »Mobile Web: What Does Last Call for HTML5 Really Mean?
June 21, 2011 by Jeff Yee
Should we belly up, or back away, from imbibing the W3C announcement of last call for HTML5?
Read full post »2011 – The Year of the Device Database?
February 8, 2011 by Edward Dekema
I agree that it’s cool to think about all of the new tablets coming out in 2011 and the things our customers will be able to with them, but I also think that this will be the year that we have to deal with realistic limitations of the number of devices/platforms that we can cost effectively support.
Read full post »Mobile in 2011: Everything Becomes Possible Without Compromise
December 23, 2010 by Jim Somers
Mobile Master #1, Tony Rizzo, asked me to post some mobility trends for 2011. The problem though is that ‘writing’ just isn’t my medium. It seems so…old fashioned. But here we are.
Read full post »2011: Gourmet Predictions
December 15, 2010 by Jason Wong
2010 was a breakout year for mobility, and 2011 will be even wilder. Check out the Mobile Gourmet’s prognostications for mobility…and, of course, for eating.
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