Nokia Smartphone

Hacks 5057: Introduction The World Wide Web is a killer application for PCs. It was widely expected that the Web would become a killer application on connected smart mobile devices as well. After all, the ability to access information, such as news,...

In this hack, I'll cover the basics of the mobile Web and look at several popular browsers available on Nokia phones. The web browser is one of the first applications that became available on smart mobile phones. Today, almost all Nokia mobile phone...

But to make an intelligent choice of portals, you need to understand the core features and differences between portal services. Accessing web sites directly via their URLs is OK if you have only a handful of web sites to visit. You can simply manage...

They work just as well on the mobile Web if you know how to use them. Search engines are the best tools for keeping track of the ever-changing landscape of the Web. You can think of a search engine as being a giant portal one with the entire Web as ...

There are a few things you should know when authoring and deploying mobile web sites. Many Internet hackers run their own web sites to communicate with peers. For advanced mobile hackers, setting up your own web site is a powerful way to enhance you...

But how does this work? Well, the process is really easy, with a special WAP interface known as WTAI. One of the coolest features in WML is its support for telephony functions known as the Wireless Telephony Applications Interface (WTAI). A Nokia WM...

Really Simple Syndication (RSS) is an XML-based content publishing format for syndicating news content from multiple web sites and information sources. Most news sites (e.g., cnn.com and sourceforge.net) and blog sites produce RSS feeds so that other...

Not long ago, bloggers could only update their blogs using a computer. Inspiration, however, does not always coincide with the presence of a bulky computer. At the turn of the century, some adventurous and creative bloggers started blogging from thei...

While Flickr [Hack #56] can interoperate with many popular blog systems, it is still a "hosted" service that is beyond the blogger's control. For instance, there is no guarantee that the free Flickr service won't be replaced by a for-pay service in t...