• dotMobi Compliance - Posted by ronan 3 years 25 weeks ago
• dotMobi Mobile Web Developer's Guide
• I am proud to announce we recently posted the dotMobi Mobile Web Developer's Guide on mobiForge. This is quite a comprehensive guide to mobile web development. It layers on the advice from the W3C's Mobile Web Initiative Mobile Web Best Practices 1.0 document, but takes it further.

• Community - Posted by daniel.hunt 5 weeks 9 hours ago
• The dot conf 2010
• Last week (22nd July 2010) I was lucky enough to attend the first ever dot conf in the NCI in Dublin, Ireland. What is the dot conf? The dot conf is a new web technology conference for anyone who works, rests or plays with the internet. It’s a one day event and it's free. Essentially it's a teddy bears picnic but with internet folk instead of bears.

• Community - Posted by VanceMan 29 weeks 7 hours ago
• dotMobi company acquired by Afilias
• You may have heard – or seen the press release http://www.afilias.info/mobi+acquisition – that dotMobi has been acquired by Afilias.

• Community - Posted by Ronan_Mandel 1 year 2 weeks ago
• Verizon Wireless opens up to the mobile developer community (for real)!
• Late last month, Verizon Wireless held an open developer conference down here in San Jose. The conference was notable, important, and relevant to you for a number of reasons.

• Browsers - Posted by ronan 1 year 11 weeks ago
• Battle of the Superphones: Palm Pre vs. Apple iPhone - which is a better Web browsing device?
• There are already countless reviews of the newly announced Palm Pre available online. Rather than write another one, we instead are going to focus on what we, and we hope, our readers, are most interested in: how does the Pre fare as a web browsing device. In particular, we're going to test how well it does against its arch-rival, the iPhone. Can the Pre out-iPhone the iPhone? We're going to ignore the app store, the widgets, the battery life, the media player and instead focus on web browsing. 

• Browsers - Posted by jonarne 1 year 12 weeks ago
• Location, Location, Location
• Location based services (LBS) has been a buzz word and a hype since birth of mobile services. I'm not saying that it is a failure!

• dotMobi Compliance - Posted by ruadhan 1 year 16 weeks ago
• Mobile Web Benchmarks: What can you do?
• Yesterday, Gomez and dotMobi published a second set of mobile Web benchmarks. The metrics are taken across three key industries: banking, airlines, and search, each of which represents an exciting and important slice of the mobile Web. I don't want to analyse the results here (the mobile Web is getting slower apparently!) - instead, I'll take a brief look at what these benchmarks might mean for you as a developer.

• Tools - Posted by ruadhan 1 year 16 weeks ago
• PHP & Apache: the Tools of the Mobile Web
• We recently ran a survey on mobiForge with a view to getting a better understanding of the tools and work habits of mobile web developers using our services. A number of you had expressed an interest in seeing the outcome of the survey, so we've compiled the results and created some graphs for your viewing pleasure.

• Best Practices - Posted by Ronan_Mandel 1 year 19 weeks ago
• Handset Market Share Data (why it matters)
• With Mobile World Congress and CTIA now behind us, it's difficult to not get hot bothered and drooly about what new handsets are going to be on the market. Don't get me wrong, hot, new, fully functional and super sexy are all good things to have in a handset, especially in these otherwise gloomy times. However, as a developer it's important to remember to not get too carried away in the excitement, and here's why. The handset sales figures for November and December in the US were recently released, and a look at them reveals something telling for how one might (or might not) target content development.

• Device Database - Posted by ruadhan 1 year 23 weeks ago
• Calling all ASP.NET developers!
• Calling all ASP.NET developers! Supercharge your ASP.NET applications by giving them the all the device information they will ever need. With very simple configuration, the new ASP.NET 2.0 module for DeviceAtlas will integrate with existing mobile controls adding the benefit of fresh device data on over 4500 mobile devices from DeviceAtlas.