Via C. Enrique Ortiz Mobility Weblog
dotMobi Mobile Web Developers Guide is a good document about mobile site design and development. It mentions a nice web site to help analyze mobile pages: ready.mobi.
We also have W3C Mobile Web Best Practices checker.
A subset of ready.mobi testing result:
mobitopia used to be a group blog. I just noticed that it was updated to be a social bookmark service for mobile. It has a great collection of mobile websites. Check it out.
There are many reasons that you should publish to mobile. But in case that you do not have dedicated web content for mobile, the following tools can help readers reach your “normal” web content from mobile browsers:
(1) http://www.google.com/gwt/n
(2) http://skweezer.net
(3) http://www.iyhy.com
Via Marco Casario Blog
Original article on SearchEngineWatch
Reqwireless Acquired by Google
Reqwireless’s J2ME based browser (WebViewer) is one of the bestsellers on Handango site. Its proxy server based technology is good. But I am not sure how well Reqwireless is doing financially. Reqwireless website (at least the design) has not been changed since 2002… It is one of the earliest J2ME companies.
From cameronmoll.com:
Mobile Web Design
Part One: State of the Mobile Web
Part Two: Methods to the Madness
Part Three: Tips & Techniques
Part Four: Application in the Real World
Open Source Software for Mobile Phones