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Ajit Jaokar
Ajit Jaokar is the author of the book 'Mobile Web 2.0' and is also a member of the Web2.0 workgroup. Currently, he plays an advisory role to a number of mobile start-ups in the UK and Scandinavia. He also works with the government and trade missions of a number of countries including South Korea and Ireland. He is a regular speaker at SYS-CON events including AJAXWorld Conference & Expo. |
Mobile AJAX - Frequently
Asked Questions By Ajit Jaokar  The first Rich FAQ we are
presenting is the long
overdue Mobile Ajax FAQ
and was created by Ajit
Jaokar, Rocco Georgi and
Bryan Rieger. We welcome
comments and feedback.
AJAX is a browser
technology that involves
the use of existing Web
standards and
technologies ... Oct. 31, 2007 02:15 PM Reads: 17,602 Replies: 2 | Mobile AJAX FAQ - What Is
Mobile AJAX? By Ajit Jaokar; Rocco Georgi; Bryan Rieger Mobile AJAX is the
extension of AJAX
principles to the mobile
environment, which
includes other
constrained devices such
as gaming consoles or
set-top boxes featuring
Web browsers. While
technologically the same
thing, Mobile AJAX is
looked at as a special
case ... Jun. 5, 2007 08:45 AM Reads: 8,564 | Cellular AJAX Data
Transmission Techniques By Ajit Jaokar There are two main
techniques for cellular
data transmission, TDMA
(Time Division Multiple
Access) and CDMA (Code
Division Multiple
Access). The objective of
both techniques is to
support multiple
simultaneous data
channels. TDMA achieves
this objective by
divid... May. 16, 2007 07:15 PM Reads: 9,327 | AJAX Navigation and Links By Ajit Jaokar Mobile devices, by
definition, have
limitations. These
include limited display,
limited input
capabilities, and the
possible absence of a
pointing device. Hence
structure and navigation
become critical in
ensuring a good end-user
experience. The following
design... May. 16, 2007 07:15 PM Reads: 8,619 | Real-World AJAX Book
Preview: AJAX Design
Considerations By Ajit Jaokar In the previous section,
we laid out the design
considerations for mobile
Web applications as
recommended by the W3C.
Here we'll discuss
AJAX-specific
considerations. Apr. 6, 2007 10:00 AM Reads: 5,460 | Real-World AJAX Book
Preview: Design of Mobile
AJAX Applications By Ajit Jaokar Having discussed the
resurgence of
browser-based
applications and the
significance of AJAX
widgets on mobile
devices, we'll turn to
the design of AJAX
applications/widgets. Apr. 4, 2007 10:00 AM Reads: 15,462 | Real-World AJAX Book
Preview: Browsing
Applications and the Role
of AJAX By Ajit Jaokar Until AJAX came along, it
wasn't easy to replicate
the rich and responsive
interaction design of
native applications. AJAX
is different from other
previous attempts to
address this problem
since it's based on
existing non-proprietary
standards that are
already familiar to
developers. Apr. 3, 2007 10:00 AM Reads: 5,422 | Real-World AJAX Book
Preview: The Mobile
Application Value Chain By Ajit Jaokar Content owners include
players like broadcasters
(TV and radio), news
agencies, publishers,
entertainment companies
(movies, music, and
entertainment), and
rights owner companies
(music rights, sports
rights, and general
showbiz agents). Unlike
the Internet, the g... Apr. 2, 2007 10:00 AM Reads: 5,754 | Real-World AJAX Book
Preview: Mobile AJAX By Ajit Jaokar Globally, at end of 2005,
there were 2.1 billion
mobile phones versus a
billion Internet users.
Among those billion
Internet users over 200
million of them accessed
the Internet via a mobile
phone, mostly in Japan,
China, and South Korea.
So the sheer number of
mo... Mar. 31, 2007 10:00 AM Reads: 6,950 | Ajit Jaokar's Mobile Web
2.0 Blog: "The Dawn of
the Widget Widget Web" By Ajit Jaokar The World Wide Web, as we
know it, is exploding.
From its fragments
emerges a new 'container
based' Web based on
Widgets. For the lack of
a better term, I shall
call it a Widget Widget
Web. I have long
advocated the power of
Widgets to transform the
Web as we know... Feb. 23, 2007 05:45 PM Reads: 19,260 | Mobile Web 2.0 –
Web 2.0 and Its Impact on
Mobility By Ajit Jaokar; Tony Fish Welcome to the second
part of this 3-part
article. Much has
happened since I wrote
the first part: for
instance, I am now a
member of the Web 2.0
Workgroup and I will be
speaking at SYS-CON's SOA
Web Services Conference &
Expo 2006 in New York
City in June. Many t... Feb. 23, 2007 04:30 PM Reads: 29,805 Replies: 1 | Ajit Jaokar's Mobile Web
2.0 Blog: "Let's Create
The Mobile Web Phone" By Ajit Jaokar What I am proposing is a
mobile phone optimized to
accessing information on
the Web (which is
predominantly, but not
necessarily, browsing and
so could include Widgets
and RSS). Who could do
this? Many people but my
bets are : Google, Opera,
the operators (maybe 3
... Dec. 6, 2006 05:00 PM Reads: 12,566 Replies: 7 | What Can Mobile AJAX
Learn From the
Fragmentation of Java ME? By Ajit Jaokar; Paddy Byers Mobile AJAX has a lot of
potential. However, many
questions still remain
about the details of how
Mobile AJAX could be
implemented and
exploited. Ajit Jaokar
looks at the problems
that occurred in the
evolution of Java ME
(formerly called J2ME)
and how Mobile AJAX... Oct. 31, 2006 10:00 AM Reads: 10,816 Replies: 4 | Ajit Jaokar's Mobile Web
2.0 Blog: The Widget
Widget Web By Ajit Jaokar As you would know from my
previous posts, I am a
fan of Widgets and I
believe in the potential
of Widgets (both web and
mobile) to transform the
web experience as we know
it. When I spoke at
AJAXWorld, Adam Sah of
Google gave a fascinating
presentation about
Widge... Oct. 25, 2006 12:45 PM Reads: 9,820 Replies: 1 | Ajit Jaokar's Mobile Web
2.0 Blog: Bitty Browser,
A New Way to View Mobile
Content By Ajit Jaokar Essentially, a smaller
screen within the main
screen on the desktop can
display content
originally targeted
towards the mobile
device, or more
importantly, originally
created on a mobile
device. You can view it
as 'widgetizing the
mobile Web'. The
possibilities ... Jul. 29, 2006 01:00 PM Reads: 13,106 Replies: 5 | Ajit Jaokar's Mobile Web
2.0 Blog: What is "Mobile
Web 2.0"? By Ajit Jaokar I see Web 2.0 as the
Intelligent web or
'Harnessing Collective
Intelligence.' Mobile Web
2.0 extends the principle
of 'Harnessing Collective
Intelligence' to
restricted devices. The
seemingly simple idea of
extending Web 2.0 to
mobile Web 2.0 has many
facets, for instance: Jul. 25, 2006 05:45 PM Reads: 23,438 Replies: 8 | SYS-CON Launches Mobile
Web 2.0 Spotlight By Ajit Jaokar The Mobile web 2.0
spotlight is a collection
of the best
services/products in
relation to Mobile Web
2.0, as I see it. In
addition, I am also
especially keen to
highlight products from
start-ups / emerging
companies in this space.
I am happy to receive
your reco... Jul. 24, 2006 12:30 PM Reads: 13,647 Replies: 1 | The Impact of Web 2.0 /
AJAX on Mobile
Applications By Ajit Jaokar In this session, newly
elected Web 2.0 Workgroup
member Ajit Jaokar will
discuss the wider impact
of 'Web 2.0' ?sometimes
referred to as the
'Global SOA'?including
the use of AJAX
especially for mobile
applications. Jun. 5, 2006 11:00 AM Reads: 14,485 | i-Technology Viewpoint:
What Is Digital
Convergence? By Ajit Jaokar Digital convergence is a
much-maligned concept,
conjuring up images of
the intelligent fridge -
a concept most people
think they have no need
for! But Digital
convergence is an idea
whose dawn is near, even
though there is a lot of
confusion about what
exactly is ... May. 14, 2006 08:00 PM Reads: 24,165 Replies: 5 | Will "Mobile AJAX"
Dominate Web 2.0? By Ajit Jaokar  In this article, Ajit
Jaokar contends that -
since his e-mail,
calendar and other
applications are on the
web, and he can store all
his documents on the web
too, all he needs is a
browser. 'One client to
rule them all! Thus,
today I would use a
'browser-only' PC,' he
declares. May. 5, 2006 10:30 AM Reads: 34,672 Replies: 7 | AjaxWorld Magazine: AJAX
for Mobile Devices Will
Be the Hallmark of
"Mobile Web 2.0" in 2006 By Ajit Jaokar Recently, Opera announced
the availability of AJAX
on mobile devices through
their browser.
Considering the
popularity of Opera in
the browser market
(especially in the mobile
browser market), this
announcement is indeed
very significant. Having
been involved in c... Apr. 6, 2006 11:00 AM Reads: 51,040 Replies: 20 | Ajit Jaokar's Mobile Web
2.0 Blog: "Web 2.0, Blind
Men and the Elephant" By Ajit Jaokar Since I have an interest
in Mobile Web 2.0 (and by
extension with Web 2.0 in
general), I get some
interesting reactions
from people. Everyone has
a view on Web 2.0 - it's
almost getting to the
stage that we can't
discuss religion,
politics AND Web 2.0!
Anyway, her... Mar. 3, 2006 12:15 PM Reads: 19,466 Replies: 1 | The Impact of Web 2.0 /
AJAX on Mobile
Applications By Ajit Jaokar Both AJAX and Web 2.0 are
making a huge impact on
the web. But what will be
their impact on mobile
applications? This
session shows how AJAX
and Web 2.0 have the
power to truly transform
the Mobile Internet. The
session discusses how you
can use Web 2.0/AJAX to
ov... Feb. 27, 2006 09:00 AM Reads: 13,729 | AJAX and Mobile Web 2.0:
A Service Blueprint
Combining del.icio.us and
flickr By Ajit Jaokar Introducing an intriguing
mobile version of a
combination of, Ajit
Jaokar continues his
insightful contributions
to the fast-emerging new
'Mobile Web 2.0' category
of ideas and
applications. Feb. 23, 2006 04:45 PM Reads: 46,266 Replies: 6 |
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