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Tag Archives: DeviceAtlas
HTC naming madness
The other day I was trying to do some house-cleaning of HTC device names, clones and HTTP request headers for DeviceAtlas. The result was that I was one step from going crazy. All those devices have names that are almost … Continue reading
Has Nokia run out of names?
Nokia always named their mobile devices with numbers. Most of the times 4 numbers, sometimes 3. In the last few years they started also using letters such as N and E. Many have tried to find some reasoning behind the … Continue reading
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Tagged 3120, 3120 classic, device database, DeviceAtlas, mobile, Nokia
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New WURFL Java API will be GPL?
DISCLAIMER: I run DeviceAtlas for dotMobi. A thread about making the next version of the Java API of WURFL more OO, something that Java developers are certainly fond of, has spun in a thread about licensing.I think a few developers … Continue reading
Over The Air event report
Last Friday I was in London to speak about DeviceAtlas. My speech was actually called “DeviceAtlas Masterclass”, but I did not know exactly what to expect, of course I knew the participants would be developers interested in mobile, but what … Continue reading
Argogroup data is now part of DeviceAtlas
We announced DeviceAtlas back in February and promised that Argogroup data would have been included to our repository. Well that day has arrived, Argogroup brings so many years of experience that I can hardly think of a company in the … Continue reading
