"a collection of mobile UI elements"

The WURFL project is an invaluable resource for navigating the 13k or so mobile devices active today. This tool is intentioned to let you parse through that data, helping you answer questions like 'What android phones support cookies?'

"Over at mBricks my colleagues have put a lot of work into the device database (we work with WURFL data and contribute back as well as we can). I took the opportunity to take a closer look at screen size trends. The data I have covers about 400 different device models sold from 2005 to today."

mobile katamari

"Provide a more "iPhone-like" experience to Web apps (on or off the iPhone)"

"From the looks of things, the game acts like the old Barcode Battler -- using the data from the songs stored in your iTunes library to create an infinite variety of different soldiers to fight in your army."

"If you can think of a better way to while away your morning commute or the wait at the doctor’s office, we’d like to hear about it."

twitter search api

paper by Bill Maurer

get your WAP on

physical rewards for simulated fishing. hilarity ensues.

supposedly the cheapest mobile provider in ghana. recently hit 2mil subscribers.

good overview of all of the different mobile networks in africa

"RubySMS is a simple but effective SMSController class, which is meant to be an SMS extension to any possible Ruby application."