I am not sure if we need another Social Networking tool. Nevertheless, Noah Everett who is a co-founder with Twitter has launched Heello, which in most aspects look like a Simple Twitter Clone.
jQuery Mobile First Look – Starting Book Review!
By | August 6, 2011 | Leave a Comment
If you have been following my Blog for sometime, you’ll notice that I cover quite details on jQuery Mobile – which I think is a big boost to the Mobile Web Development Community. I plan to cover a lot more topics on jQuery Mobile both for Developer and the User Community, in the coming months through this Blog.
I have been recently contacted by Packt Publishing to know if I will be interested to review their New Book on jQuery Mobile – jQuery Mobile First Look. I had a brief look at the Book’s Objectives and Contents and turned very enthusiastic at the opportunity to review it.
So here I am – starting to spend time reading it and subsequently reviewing it. You can keep watching this Blog to get a detailed review on this Book and how it can help You with jQuery Mobile.
Meanwhile, if you like to check out the Book details – you can follow this link.
Mobile Web W3C Training : Course Review
By | August 5, 2011 | Leave a Comment
All the Google Doodles to see!
By | July 29, 2011 | Leave a Comment
Are you a fan of Google Doodles – the innovative variations of the Google Logos based on the occasion? If yes, you can get to see all the Google Doodles in one place - Google Logos
Also, you can check out the Fan Doodles, History of Doodles and also buy some Doodle Products like T-Shirts etc.
If you are obsessed with Google Doodles, you can also subscribe to the RSS Feed – so you will know when a new Doodle is out!
Why Opera Mobile App Store is Cool?
By | March 8, 2011 | 1 Comment
Opera launched a Cross Platform Mobile App Store, which is a repository of Apps across various Phone Platforms. Currently the supported platforms are – Android, Blackberry, Palm, Symbian and Windows Mobile. iOS is conspicuous by absence, but probably there may be links soon back to the Apple Store.
I think it is pretty cool for the following reasons:
- It is a Web App. Pretty easy to use on any device with a Browser and supported Platform, nothing to install
- Can build an Ecosystem of Developers to market their Apps, across various Platforms
- Centralized Billing for Apps on multiple platforms – usually helpful if you own multiple devices on Android, Blackberry etc.
- Huge scope for tracking the Statistics on Apps usage and popularity across platforms
I can’t do much with the Store, as I just have an iPhone and nothing else. But this is surely an App Store to keep our eyes on.
Indian Mobile Browser Share
By | January 25, 2011 | 1 Comment
In a recent post at Quirksmode Blog, where Peter-Paul Koch is writing a series on Mobile browser shares across different countries – here is the observation on the Indian Market.
It is pretty obvious that Opera is at the top of the chart, as it is available for most of the Medium Java Powered phones. Webkit is gaining but still a long way to go. Growth of Webkit share may also be slow considering the pricing segment of those devices.
Another interesting number is the Mobile Browsing share which is about 16% of all Browsing. It is sure to improve with the introduction of 3G across the country. Let’s keep watching these stats!
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