Tuesday, April 28, 2009

5o9® Me – Location data (and more) with NO Mobile programming for your Web App/Service

Something for the techies… these are the data fields we will be enabling inside 5o9® Me which will run on Blackberry and Windows Mobile devices… if you choose to share it then the following information will be made available to the web server/app

 

Button - Says 5o9® Inc. and jumps to our 5o9® Me Home Page
Button - Save and Exit

Check any item you wish to SHARE with Web Services

OWNER INFORMATION
Name
Zip code
Email address

CURRENT LOCATION
Share My Current Location
Cell Tower Current Time
Cell Tower Current ID
Cell Tower Current Signal Strength
GPS Current Time
GPS Current Latitude
GPS Current Longitude
GPS Current Altitude
GPS Current Speed
GPS Current Direction

PREVIOUS LOCATION
Share My Previous Location
Cell Tower Previous Time
Cell Tower Previous ID
Cell Tower Previous Signal Strength
GPS Previous Time
GPS Previous Latitude
GPS Previous Longitude
GPS Previous Altitude
GPS Previous Speed
GPS Previous Direction

SEARCH OPTIONS
Enable Search in the Browser Menu
AOL
Google
MSN
Yahoo
Yellow Pages
True Local search
5o9® Local Search Demo

OTHER SETTINGS
Check for Updates

DEVICE SETTINGS
Browser Canvas size
Screen Resolution

Button - Save and Exit

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Sunday, April 26, 2009

5o9 Me (for Mobile) – Coming in June

5o9 Me for mobile phones. Single source of data (location and device), single method for accessing & integrating the data (JavaScript or Perl), unlimited possibilities for using the data. (Via a mash out)

Wednesday, April 22, 2009

Stavros Flatly - Greek Irish Dancers - Britain's Got Talent 2009

This one will totally surprise you. Incredibly entertaining.

Tuesday, April 21, 2009

Sound of Music | Central Station Antwerp (Belgium)

WOW! Pure Magic. So nice to see in this day and age.

 

More than 200 dancers were performing their version of "Do Re Mi", in the Central Station of Antwerp. with just 2 rehearsals they created this amazing stunt! Those 4 fantastic minutes started the 23 of march 2009, 08:00 AM. It is a promotion stunt for a Belgian television program, where they are looking for someone to play the leading role, in the musical of "The Sound of Music"

 

What’s in your HTTP headers?

This is a post for techies. If you’re not a techie then I would suggest that you don’t bother reading this.

The following is a list of headers that will shortly be coming from your mobile device (assuming you add our software to your phone). If you enable those check boxes you will now be able to send real time location data to any web server. And for the JavaScript guru’s out there – you’ll be able to access those headers from a Windows Mobile device using plain old JavaScript.

 

HTTP_ME1_HITS="1"
HTTP_ME1_LAST_CONFIG_CHANGE="UTC/12:01:21 Local/04:01:21"
HTTP_ME_CELL_TOWER_ID="N/A"
HTTP_ME_CELL_TOWER_ID_CHECKBOX="0"
HTTP_ME_CELL_TOWER_SIGNAL_STRENGTH="N/A"
HTTP_ME_CELL_TOWER_SIGNAL_STRENGTH_CHECKBOX="0"
HTTP_ME_CHECK_FOR_UPDATES_CHECKBOX="0"
HTTP_ME_CURRENT_LOCATION_CHECKBOX="0"
HTTP_ME_EMAIL_ADDRESS="N/A"
HTTP_ME_EMAIL_ADDRESS_CHECKBOX="0"
HTTP_ME_GPS_ALTITUDE="N/A"
HTTP_ME_GPS_ALTITUDE_CHECKBOX="0"
HTTP_ME_GPS_LATITUDE="N/A"
HTTP_ME_GPS_LATITUDE_CHECKBOX="0"
HTTP_ME_GPS_LONGITUDE="N/A"
HTTP_ME_GPS_LONGITUDE_CHECKBOX="0"
HTTP_ME_GPS_SPEED="N/A"
HTTP_ME_GPS_SPEED_CHECKBOX="0"
HTTP_ME_NAME="N/A"
HTTP_ME_NAME_CHECKBOX="0"
HTTP_ME_SEARCH_ENGINE_ENABLE_5O9_LOCAL_SEARCH_DEMO_CHECKBOX="0"
HTTP_ME_SEARCH_ENGINE_ENABLE_ALL_CHECKBOX="0"
HTTP_ME_SEARCH_ENGINE_ENABLE_AOL_CHECKBOX="0"
HTTP_ME_SEARCH_ENGINE_ENABLE_GOOGLE_CHECKBOX="0"
HTTP_ME_SEARCH_ENGINE_ENABLE_MSN_CHECKBOX="0"
HTTP_ME_SEARCH_ENGINE_ENABLE_YAHOO_CHECKBOX="0"
HTTP_ME_SEARCH_ENGINE_ENABLE_YELLOW_PAGES_CHECKBOX="0"
HTTP_ME_ZIPCODE="N/A"
HTTP_ME_ZIPCODE_CHECKBOX="0"
HTTP_PUSHBUTTON="N/A"
HTTP_UA_COLOR="color16"
HTTP_UA_CPU="x86"
HTTP_UA_OS="Windows CE (Pocket PC) - Version 5.1"
HTTP_UA_PIXELS="240x240"
HTTP_UA_VOICE="TRUE"
HTTP_USER_AGENT="Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 4.01; Windows CE; PPC; 240x320; 5o9MobileMe/1.2.1;)"
HTTP_X_5O9_BROWSER_CLIENT_HEIGHT="188"
HTTP_X_5O9_BROWSER_CLIENT_WIDTH="240"
HTTP_X_5O9_BROWSER_VERSION="MSIE 4.01"
HTTP_X_5O9_CARRIER="Fake Network"
HTTP_X_5O9_CM_VERSION="WM;1.2.1;(C)2006,2007,2008;5o9(R),Inc."
HTTP_X_5O9_DEVICE_OS_VERSION="WM5 5.1.1700"
HTTP_X_5O9_DEVICE_TYPE="PocketPC,Microsoft DeviceEmulator"
HTTP_X_5O9_ENCRYPTION="ON"
HTTP_X_5O9_RQH_BYTE_COUNT="3617"
HTTP_X_5O9_RQH_EXTD="NO"
HTTP_X_5O9_RQH_EXTW="YES,930,2342"
HTTP_X_5O9_RQH_HITS="4"
HTTP_X_5O9_SCREEN_COLORS="16 Bits Per Pixel"
HTTP_X_5O9_SCREEN_HEIGHT="240"
HTTP_X_5O9_SCREEN_ORIENTATION="0,DMDO_0,Portrait"
HTTP_X_5O9_SCREEN_RESOLUTION="96 DPI"
HTTP_X_5O9_SCREEN_WIDTH="240"
HTTP_X_5O9_SIGNAL_STRENGTH="100"

Tuesday, April 14, 2009

The American Way – NOT!

Some things really need to change.

Since 9/11 approximately 120,000 Americans have been killed by guns. This is nearly 25 times the number of soldier's killed in Iraq/Afghanistan.

Where’s the outrage, where’s the change. Nothing – business as usual. We’re in complete denial. It’s pathetic. 

Op-Ed Columnist - The American Way - NYTimes.com

Monday, April 13, 2009

Twitter / Over capacity

I guess $50M doesn’t get you very far these days.

 

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Twitter / Over capacity

Wednesday, April 08, 2009

5o9® JSapi for Windows Mobile – NO more mobile programming

It’s time for a change, or at least it’s time to make things on Mobile a little easier.

This is a Windows Mobile Smartphone (v 6.1) running our Browser plug-in (add on). It allows you (the web programmer) to use JavaScript to access the device API’s. i.e. GPS, Battery life, Wi-Fi, Cell Tower id etc. No mobile programming required!

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If you want to see the JavaScript source code that access the devices battery API’s (application programming interface) then click on this link and  right click on the page and select view source from the menu. (The Customized Menus are also shown in the code.)

Monday, April 06, 2009

Browser Incorrect -- BlackBerry App World

Amazing – just went to this site using MSIE 8.0 and it still won’t load. Standards anyone?

Browser Incorrect -- BlackBerry App World

Browser Incorrect -- BlackBerry App World – you’re kidding right?

Give me a break. How in this day and age can you build a web site that is only viewable on MSIE. Unbelievable.

 

“Notice

This web page uses ActiveX controls that work only in Microsoft Internet Explorer. To ensure that BlackBerry App World is correctly downloaded to your BlackBerry, this site is not designed to work with any other Internet browsers. If you cannot use Internet Explorer, you may be able to download the software directly to your BlackBerry Smartphone.”

Browser Incorrect -- BlackBerry App World

Wednesday, April 01, 2009

Customized Browser Menus for Windows Mobile Pocket Internet Explorer (5o9® JS for Windows Mobile)

All without the need to do any mobile programming! Now you can add your brand name to Pocket Internet Explorer and links to your Web service. Also supports access to device location information like GPS, Cell Tower ID and Wi-Fi. Finally local search inside the browser!

 

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