My Mobile Site widgets launched

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My Mobile Site widgets launched

Tue, 2008-01-29 13:11

Guest blogger: Marton Szomolanyi

I have also the opportunity to introduce my application by myself on the Beta Labs blog. Thanks to Tommi also from me. With my colleagues I have been working on this application in close cooperation with Nokia Mobile Web Server team (thanks to Jukka Eklund and others for their support). Thanks also to those guys outside the world who participated in our closed beta-trial and gave us many useful feedbacks. Thank you, thank you, thank you! :)

My Mobile Site widgets is an application building fully on top of Mobile Web Server technology. That

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Submitted by on 29-01-2008 13:35.

I would love to see these ported over to KDE's new Plasma engine. =)

Submitted by on 29-01-2008 15:30.

How about supporting Windows Vista gadgets, as well as Google Desktop, etc.

Submitted by on 29-01-2008 17:09.

Vista Sidebar gadgets and Mac OS X Dashboard widgets please, so many native widget engine are available that I won't install yahoo widgets

Submitted by on 30-01-2008 07:21.

yeah, i am with Fernando (previous post) on this!

Submitted by on 30-01-2008 18:06.

These are not working for me.

I have modified the widget config to my address and tried to login but windows vista throws up an additional dialog (windows like) prompting me to log in again and that will not accept my mobile site login credentials.

So I cancel and the widgets login attempt fails with the ! box etc . . .

Any ideas ?

ttfn

Dave

Submitted by on 30-01-2008 19:32.

would this work with PAMP? I am interested in making some facebook apps and using PHP with the mobile web server... any information you can give will be great. of course I need to look closer myself too. :)

Submitted by on 29-01-2008 16:12.

@KO: What support for one engine on your platform isn't enough? ;-)

Porting over to OS X's engine (I forget the name offhand) would be a good step as well, and from what I recall hearing from the Yahoo guys their engine is pretty similar. That was a while back though so things may have changed....

Submitted by on 30-01-2008 17:02.

Very smart, very cool! Amazing light-weight integration of PC and phone without the need for proprietary components.
Good work!

Submitted by on 31-01-2008 11:01.

Wai Seto, PAMP is based on the same technology just adding PHP and MySQL (in addition to Apache). So you don't need PAMP necessarily but if you do you can run both PAMP and our MWS in the same phone.

Submitted by on 31-01-2008 11:31.

pls develope the suport for n70 also

Submitted by on 01-02-2008 15:33.

Dave,
looks like an authentication error.
Yahoo! Widgets uses the Internet Explorer for the http connectivity. Type in the same address to IE and try to login from there. If you are able to login than it should work in the widget also.