Opera Mini: The Cheaters’ Choice?
Posted by Nadir on May 13th, 2008Today, Opera announced the public availability of the latest version of Opera Mini (4.1). See the press release here.
Today, Opera announced the public availability of the latest version of Opera Mini (4.1). See the press release here.
AdMob, one of the largest mobile advertising networks, has recently announced the launch of AdMob Analytics, a free mobile web analytics solution.
The “Mobile Web Test Suites Working Group“, a W3C group whose goal is to provide test suites for mobile Web technologies just recently announced the launch of its “Web Compatibility Test for Mobile Browsers”.
If you take two Computational Visualistics students, give them Google Android’s SDK and motivate them with a $275.000 award , you’ll get Enkin, a revolutionary handheld navigation concept.
The Associated Press announced yesterday that it will develop an ad-supported mobile service to deliver stories and photos to advanced mobile phones, including the iPhone.
Bena just got a tip off on a new mobile visual search company called oMoby. There’s no information about the service yet on their website but this should be coming soon. I’m looking forward to it.
The readers of this blog know that links on comments do not have the nofollow tag. I’ve decided to do so because all comments are manually moderated, and Akismet does a good job of filtering spammy comments. So I find it fair to give credit to people who are adding valuable comments to my posts.
Admob will probably have some troubles with Google. See the title of the ad from AdMob that came up when I searched for “Adsense mobile”