20070504beeweeb.jpgI have been work­ing with the guys at beeweb for a very long time and I have always found them to be very clever in mobile prod­uct design and development.

I know most of the guys at bee­weeb and work­ing with the has always been real fun.

I under­stand that they have released the Mobile Web Toolkit as a Word­Press plugin.

This is really hot news!

The Mobile Web Toolkit will “auto­mat­i­cally adapt your con­tent on dif­fer­ent hand­sets, han­dling the dif­fer­ent capa­bil­i­ties and lim­i­ta­tions for all sup­ported mobile phones”. I love the auto­matic pro­fil­ing of the hand­set capa­bil­i­ties. This is some­thing we have in house as an oper­a­tor and you can rest sure that it is not an easy thing to man­age. Hope­fully they will sup­port new hand­sets in the future and accept con­tri­bu­tion from end users on this side.
The Mobile Web Toolkit will let con­fig­ure which por­tions of your web you will make avail­able to mobile users. I went through the doc­u­men­ta­tion which is actu­ally very good and will lead you to the instal­la­tion in a minute. Highly con­fig­urable and simple.

Rec­om­mended!

Unfor­tu­nately I have to go through the upgrade to PHP5 on this ded­i­cated server in order to run the plu­gin. Will try to do this dur­ing the week­end. Can’t wait to see this stuff at work on .Dust.

One of the thing that sur­prised me is that the prod­uct is released as Open Source and it is free. This is really a great choice and some­thing we are not used to see very often in the mobile arena.

Great job guys.

If you need more infor­ma­tions on the prod­uct you may want to look here.

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