The dotMobi WordPress Mobile Pack
“The dotMobi WordPress Mobile Pack is a complete toolkit from dotMobi to help mobilize your WordPress site and blog. It includes a mobile switcher to select themes based on the type of user that is visiting the site, a selection of mobile themes, extra widgets, device adaptation and a mobile administration panel to allow users to edit the site or write new posts when out and about.”
A Guide to Better Web-Working From Your iPhone
Great collection of productivity tools and apps for the iPhone. GSD
Interesting looking messaging platform (SMS, email, Twitter, GTalk, AIM, Phone). Fully API-accessible, but billed 1c per credit (up to 10c per message!)
“Maemo is the development platform for Internet Tablets”
LiarCard – Voice polygraph instantly detects lies your subjects voice.
“During the call, a heartbeat pulse is played in the background which only you will hear. When the called party is stressed about what is said then you’ll hear it beat quicker and then slow down again if they’re being truthful. A buzz is played when the called party is suspected of not telling the truth or is in an extreme state of mind.”
Badass iPhone/iPod Touch theme for WordPress blogs. Looks very thorough and very slick. Very “iPhone-y”
“What if your office was a park? What if you could relocate your conference room to your favorite sidewalk cafe? What if you could work from your bike while getting fresh air and exercise?”
Now that I’ve been using the Nokia E71 NAM for a few weeks, I wanted to post a follow-up review covering some of the more “day-to-day reality” aspects of the phone. I’m going to bullet-point my observations/comments for brevity’s sake, and as with my initial review, any comparisons made here are as compared to my Nokia E61:
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A few weeks ago, I got an email that I almost discarded as spam, asking me if I would like to try out a Nokia phone for a few weeks. As it turns out, the email was completely legitimate, and the offer was genuine. The good folks over at WOMWorld Nokia wanted to send me a Nokia E71 NAM (the NAM is for North AMerica, since there’s a slightly different European version) so that I could try it out and see if I liked it. Either way, I was welcome (encouraged) to write about it, talk about it, and generally let people know what I thought of it. This is the first of 2 posts that I will be making about the phone and the experience I had with it. I wanted to do one as a “first impressions” post, and then one at the end of the test period (unfortunately, I have to send it back 🙁 ) with more detail on my experiences.
Gallery/showcase of cool design and functionality for mobile devices. Very nice.