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Jason Harris on Web Worker Daily has a good rundown of the mobile web browser market - Mobile Web Browsers Have No Where To Go But Up.

Reading Microsoft + Adobe = Trouble for iPhone? on Web Worker Daily I am wondering if this is just another Browser War? We know how bad they can be for the market - tread lightly big citizens. How about a user consistent application for mobile devices across the industry - some sort of customer / industry common sense? How about not repeating the browser wars for personal company benefit in the short term? Please?

MoFuse BETA is a free tool to generate mobile versions of your current website. Optimised for screens less than 3 inches.

The Free iPhone SDK Download is available as of today - but no developing for iPhone in the Windows environment. Technical Requirement: Intel processor-based Mac running Mac OS X Leopard. Nope no Windows in that line.

The iAno is an iPhone application that simulates piano keys.

There are 50 times more Google searches on iPhones than other mobile handsets according to Vic Gundotra, Google’s head of mobile operations, in the Financial Times. And now I ask everyone out there why web developers are still playing osterich about supporting mobile in their web solutions?

Web Worker Daily has posted about the Emerging Communications Conference taking place from March 12 - 14 in Silicon Valley. More interesting still for today is the 25 minute Web Worker Radio podcast linked to in the article which discusses the revolutionary changes in mobile technologies which are going to change communication technologies. Voice Over IP (VOIP) only enhanced the old paradigm of the phone. New technologies are going to enhance telecommunication by including social networks, context, relationships, etc.