More on the Tom World Tour 2005: I'm speaking, along with FP client Mark Curtis of Flirtomatic, at next weeks Mobile Monday, on the subject of "Device Fragmentation and Java": desperately planning to cram in as much as possible from what we've learned launching mass-market mobile services over the last few years.
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Hmmm - the slides from that presentation would be very interesting! (for those of us unable to attend events in London so easily)
Posted by: Ben | December 02, 2005 at 02:37 PM
I try to talk around things rather than do too much with bulletpoints, but I'll stick em online afterwards anyway :)
Posted by: Tom Hume | December 04, 2005 at 02:15 PM