<p>I'm a mobile enthusiast thinking in mobile life. There is still place for innovation in services, games and applications. What are you waiting for?<br /> (En espa&ntilde;ol todav&iacute;a hay m&aacute;s oportunidades)</p> 2006-10-29T06:19:08+02:00 http://www.lifetype.net,1.2/ Copyright (c) firt LifeType at Forum Nokia tag:blogs.forum.nokia.com,2006-10-29:261 2006-10-29T06:19:08+02:00 2006-10-29T06:19:08+02:00

I've just published a new site, a mobile development search engine . The idea is that you can make a search restricted only to sites that has information about Java ME, Symbian, Flash Lite , ...

firt http://blogs.forum.nokia.com/blog/maximiliano-firtmans-forum-nokia-blog Flash Java Symbian C++ <p>I've just published a new site, a <strong>mobile development search engine</strong>. The idea is that you can make a search restricted only to sites that has information about <strong>Java ME, Symbian, Flash Lite</strong>, and other mobile technologies. </p> <p>&#160;</p> <p>The site is powered by <strong>Google</strong> (Custom Search), so you are searching inside Google, but only in some sites, as Forum Nokia, Sun, Adobe and some other blogs and sites.&#160; </p> <p>&#160;</p> <p>The URL is <a href="http://www.mobiledevsearch.com">www.mobiledevsearch.com</a> and I'm inviting all mobile developers to <strong>suggest sites</strong> to add to the search engine. You can suggest blogs, user groups, forums, etc. in the site or leaving a comment on this post. We can have more accurate results when we are looking for mobile code, advices, documentation and samples.</p> <p>&#160;</p> <p>I'll add more features and improvements later, cataloging the results in other way, by site, by platform, and other things. If you want to collaborate in a more intensive way, I can invite you to be a collaborator. With your Google Account, you can add and label new sites to the search engine.</p>