a super micro tiny dom library for authoring html5 mobile web applications.

"The MIT Mobile Web Open Source Project is designed to allow developers to collaborate on developing Mobile Web Sites primarily for higher education institutions to provide mobile access to information to students, faculty, staff, and visitors."

"DeviceAtlas is the fastest, most accurate mobile device recognition solution available."

"A jQuery plugin with native animations, auto list navigation, and default application styles for Mobile WebKit browsers like iPhone, G1, and Pre." Hrm, maybe. Last I checked, jQuery was really too heavy to use on mobile devices.

"As support for Web technologies grows, it is important that tests writers develop test suites that will work as well as possible across devices. This document offers guidance in the form of simple guidelines to follow to create device-independent tests."

"baseJS is a lightweight JavaScript framework intended for use with Mobile Safari on the iPhone and iPod Touch; it also works with Firefox and all WebKit-based browsers. By providing shortcuts and reusable methods, baseJS helps you write code to be lightweight and extendable–perfect for the mobile web."

I see that html/js/css widgets are coming to Windows Mobile as well.

"Mosembro is a simple proof of concept web browser for the Android mobile platform which demonstrates how semantic markup (in this case microformats) can be used to massively improve the mobile browsing experience." This is where Apple's stance on competing applications is going to look increasingly stupid.

Mobile user-agent simulation as a Firefox extension. Doesn't work with Firefox 3.1+, yet.

Mobile, mobile, and more mobile. Pew has been beating that drum for a while though.

"Every month Opera conducts a definitive analysis of the key trends affecting the mobile Web worldwide. We publish these findings as the State of the Mobile Web. Each report provides the most frequently visited sites, key data metrics from Opera Mini and a snapshot of a specific trend chosen by the analysis team that month."

"I sincerely hope the HTML Working Group considers our work in CDF before they re-invent the wheel."

GetJar provides "Free Java, Symbian, Windows Mobile, BlackBerry, Palm and Flash Lite mobile games and applications"... they also host a page showing usage stats for their site. (market share by vendor/device)

"The Iris Browser™ brings an unparalleled full Web experience to mobile and embedded devices. Based on the WebKit rendering engine, the Iris Browser is small, fast and user-friendly."

Android platform source code

"With Yahoo! oneConnect you’ll be free to use all your favorite communications tools and services to connect with anyone, at anytime. From IM or text, email or social networks; Yahoo! oneConnect intends to integrate all the ways you communicate into a unique, mobile experience. Imagine having all your contact information at your fingertips; email, phone numbers, text, and IM addresses; in one location—your phone"

0.9 (beta) release notes

"OMTP is an operator-sponsored forum that serves the needs of each and every link in the mobile phone value chain by gathering and driving mobile terminal requirements"

Nokia sponsored an ARM port to Ubuntu. It'll run on the current crop of Nokia internet tablets if you boot it from the SD card.

That's so amazingly bad.

why... why do we have to put up with this mess?

Sean compares the Newton OS to the N800 OS. There are some really genius UI touches in the Newton and this review captures that.

Well there's a text corpus I haven't seen yet...