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More WWW2007 Thoughts

By Daniel Appelquist Posted on May 17, 2007 Posted in Mobile Web, Web No Comments

Highlight: wisdom from Dick Hardt (“don’t use the ‘I’ word unless it’s as an adjective or an adverb.”) Very deep. Lowlight: The whole idea of “Web History.” Ok ok — I know this is actually a good idea, but something …

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Tagged with: mobea, www2007

Browser Panel at SXSW

By Daniel Appelquist Posted on March 13, 2007 Posted in Web 15 Comments

Arun at AOL ran a great panel today titled Browser Wars Past and Present. There actually wasn’t much discussion of past browser wars, but there was lots of good discussion on the future of Web standards and HTML standards in …

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Tagged with: SXSW, sxswi, W3C, Web

Amazon Presentation at FOWA

By Daniel Appelquist Posted on February 20, 2007 Posted in Web No Comments

Amazon continues to amaze me with the work they are doing in their Amazon Web Services unit. What Amazon is doing with Web Services, S3, their “elastic computing cloud,” the Mechanical Turk, etc… seems to me like it’s from the …

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Tagged with: amazon, FOWA, FOWA07

Future of Web Apps First Impressions

By Daniel Appelquist Posted on February 20, 2007 Posted in Web No Comments

Wow. This is big. This is a big room filled with Web developers, entrepreneurs, managers, etc… (helpfully color-coded on their badges). Easily 500 people here. Probably more. All the chairs are filled up and I’m sitting on the floor. I …

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Tagged with: FOWA, FOWA07

3GSM: Tim Berners-Lee’s Keynote

By Daniel Appelquist Posted on February 12, 2007 Posted in Mobile Web, W3C 1 Comment

It’s 10:00 on Monday and Tim Berners-Lee has just delivered his keynote address. The key message: the Web is an open platform and an enabling technology layer and as the Web moves into the mobile platform (“convergence”), we need to …

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Tagged with: 3gsm

mobileOK goes to “Last Call”

By Daniel Appelquist Posted on January 31, 2007 Posted in Mobile Web, W3C No Comments

After a great meeting of the Mobile Web Best Practices working group last week, the group decided to issue a “Last Call” working draft of the mobileOK Basic specification. This spec is basically a series of tests you can perform …

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Tagged with: mobileOK, MobileWeb, MWI, W3C

This Site is Labeled

By Daniel Appelquist Posted on December 18, 2006 Posted in Blogs, Mobile Web, Web 3 Comments

I’ve just added a label (as it happens, an ICRA label) to my site. Why? Because content labeling (or “labeling” depending on what longitude you reside in) is going to be an important building block of the future of the …

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Tagged with: ContentLabel, ICRA, mobileOK, MobileWeb, searchthresher, W3C

The Mobile Discussion

By Daniel Appelquist Posted on December 12, 2006 Posted in Web 2.0 No Comments

The Mobile Discussion Originally uploaded by R.J. Friedlander. While I’m posting images from San Francisco week, here’s me at the Web 2.0 panel (“The Mobile Discussion”) with Om Malik and Ansi Vanjoki from Nokia. I’m saying “this is the future …

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Tagged with: gigaom, mobile2.0, Nokia, web2.0, web2summit

Enterprise 2.0?

By Daniel Appelquist Posted on November 23, 2006 Posted in Technology, Web 2.0 2 Comments

Don’t worry, I am not trying to define another “2.0ism.” However, I attended an event earlier in the week at which the term Enterprise 2.0 was defined by a speaker, but the definition he gave stuck me as more like …

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WordPress Has Landed

By Daniel Appelquist Posted on November 20, 2006 Posted in Blogs, Mobile Web, W3C 2 Comments

Well — I’m off Blogger and on to WordPress. The whole process was surprisingly simple. I’ve been wringing my hands about doing this for months now thanks to the WordPress migration tools, the whole thing was virtually painless. I feel …

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Tagged with: MobileWeb, W3C, WURFL

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Who is Daniel Appelquist?

I'm an immigrant and US/UK dual national who has been living in London since 1999. I work at Samsung where I head up the developer advocacy group for Samsung Internet. I'm an advocate for emerging web technologies, the open web, open source and open data. I am co-chair of the W3C Technical Architecture Group. I was a founder and co-organizer of the Over the Air hack day series and of Mobile Monday London. I'm a former .com CTO. I am a parent dealing with the increasing complexities of raising teens in a hyper-connected world.

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