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WURFL PHP tools Version 2.1 released
Dear WURFL users I am here announcing the release of the PHP library version 2.1 Final (changelog). This release has been sitting there for quite a few months, it includes the patches I received, includes the new debug feature that … Continue reading
WURFL is great, but I also need to move on
I have been working on WURFL since 2002. It has taken a lot of my work and off-work time and I put in a lot of energy in it.The project has grown from 6 devices into more than a thousand … Continue reading
Posted in Mobile, Software
Tagged career, development, growth, improvement, mobile, WURFL
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Sun’s Mobility Pack uses WURFL
According to Lukas Hasik, Sun’s Mobility Pack 6.0 now uses WURFL to determine device capabilities. Lukas wrote about the new release of Mobility Pack citing that many developers wanted to get more information about devices. Thanks to WURFL they are … Continue reading
Nokia suggests WURFL for device recognition
Nokia recently (May 29, 2007) released Version 1.0 of a document describing the guidelines to develop Mobile Web sites specific for their devices, of course. The document is specifically aimed to developers and authors that want to target the most … Continue reading
Posted in Mobile, Software
Tagged adaptation, development, mobile, Mobile Web, Nokia, Open Source, WURFL
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Betavine and GPL software
Vodafone’s Betavine has launched a serie of updates, including a section for the development of open-source, much like SourceForge.To kick-start the site they have included some libraries that Vodafone is releasing as open-source. I am especially happy about the GPL … Continue reading
Posted in Mobile, Open Source, Software
Tagged development, GPL, mobile, Open Source, Vodafone
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