This morning, I chaired a session on the Web on the Move as part of the W3C Track in the WWW2008 conference in Beijing.
Besides the latest news from the Mobile Web Initiative that I presented (slides) - it’s always gratifying to go through all the achievements we’ve made over the past few years, and exciting to look ahead to more of those -, the session went through three quite different aspects of the usage of the Web on mobile devices:
Back in November, I took part to the ParisWeb 2007 conference, which I enjoyed very much (despite the public transportation strikes that made circulating in Paris nightmarish).
The conference organizers just released the videos of the various presentations, including the one I did on the Mobile Web Best Practices:
I’ve been invited to participate the Paris Web conference, in (how-surprisingly) Paris; I’ll be closing the conference on November 16, presenting the ongoing work of W3C on the Mobile Web, and in particular the recent progress on mobileOK.
I’ve heard plenty of good things on last year edition of the conference, and the programme this year looks quite promising as well; so, no doubt, I’ll be there!
