I’ve been using Android Screencast software as a solution for sharing my phone’s screen in online meetings. The refresh rate is a bit slow, but the quality is decent and it works well on both PCs and Macs. Today I found another good use: getting some data off my Evo phone even though most of the screen isn’t working…
Recently I started volunteering as webmaster for the Stanford girls water polo club upgrading WordPress, improving the design templates, and adding more features to make the site more useful to both parents and players. Looking at the past 2 months’ of Google Analytics data, I found that about 90% of mobile visitors were from iPhone, iPad and iPod…
If you want to keep up with the 2012 Masters golf tournament from your mobile phone, look no further than http://masters.com. They’ve done a nice job of mobile detection, giving a focused view of the leaderboard and other key content…
Reminiscing about the good old days at Yahoo, I’m enjoying watching again the “Hackumentary” movie that Ricky Montalvo made for the 2008 Open Hack day at Yahoo. Read on for links to all 4 videos.
Continuing my work with mobile website testing, here are the steps to create a local Wi-Fi network from a Mac laptop. This allows mobile phones and tablets to connect through the laptop for either a proxy configuration (like Charles), or passive monitoring (like tcpdump or Wireshark). Read on to learn how to set this up quickly…