The Golden Comment – with Proporta

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Jan 042011

Another week means another chance in the Tamoggemon Content Network’s Golden Comment raffle. Another chance to get something free, that is.

This week, our long-term sponsor Proporta has stepped up to offer a case to one lucky individual – if you are selected, you will be emailed and have to tell us which device you own.

As always, winning is easy. Just leave a comment somewhere on the Tamoggemon Content Network, and fill out that email field with a valid and useful address!

P.S. We will not spam you. And no, your address will not be sold…

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The Golden Comment with MobileFun – Luc wins

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Jan 042011

Blame it on the holidays, but the last Golden Comment raffle ran a bit longer than it should.

Nevertheless, we now have a winner: Luc le Blanc wins his choice of a bluetooth dongle or device control wheel from our partner MobileFun.

Luc has already been emailed – the rest of you should stay tuned as this week’s installment starts in a few hours…

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Season’s greetings from the TCN team

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Dec 312010

Dear Readers,
the Tamoggemon team wants to use this opportunity to thank you all for being here – your reading is what keeps our blog network alive!

In 2011, we will have a few exciting news bits for you:
Full-time editor
Tamoggemon will increase its staff in 2011, adding a full-time editor dedicated to the news network. This will lead to Tam Hanna focussing on interviews and reviews, leading to more unique content.

Golden comment – forever
Even though our Golden Comment is currently paused, we plan to continue it with full force in 2011. You will be able to win chocolate, books and more…

Finally, allow us to wish you a good 2011!

With best regards
Tam Hanna / Jatinder Singh for the Tamoggemon Content team

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Posted by Tam Hanna at 11:07 pm

The Golden Comment – with MobileFun

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Dec 202010

As stated in the past, your comments and news tips are what keeps this blog network running smoothly. We have decided to run a giveaway to thank you all for your input.

This week, our competition is sponsored by the folks at MobileFun’s. MobileFun is an up and coming retailer of all kinds of mobile gadgets, and definitely is worth more than a look.

For this week, we are proud to give away to the winner two products – he is allowed to pick which one he wants. Our first prize is the Clingo Universal Game Wheel, which is a really cool accessory for all accelerometer-controlled games. Alternatively, the winner can also pick a Nano Bluetooth dongle for his PC or notebook.

Winning is really easy: all you have to do is post an useful comment anywhere on the Tamoggemon Content Network. Post it anywhere during the next week, and leave your email adress behind – you might just get lucky.

Finally, please allow me to ask for feedback. Is there any type of price you are especially interested in? Books, maybe? Or Chocolate? Let us know by posting a comment here – these do count for the giveaway!

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The Golden Comment with Krusell – LookALike wins

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Dec 192010

Last Sunday, we announced the first round of our new reward program called “the golden comment”. The first instance was kindly supported by our partners at Krusell‘s, who will donate a case to the lucky winner.

With great pride, I announce that the first round of the competition goes to LookALike. We have sent him an email, and hope that he will enjoy his price.

Stay tuned – the next round comes up shortly!

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Posted by Tam Hanna at 11:31 pm

Open Source Press & Tamoggemon release book on Symbian programming

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Dec 142010

Symbian is not the simplest of operating systems. Getting started with it is made complex due to the weak documentation – while academically correct, it overburdens beginners with loads of useless background information.

As always, it is up to Tamoggemon to save the day. Tam Hanna, CEO and founder, has seen the insides and outsides of Symbian while creating various well-liked applications for the operating system. This knowledge is now available on flat pieces of dead trees.
Open Source Press & Tamoggemon release book on Symbian programming

The book, which has been published by the German Open Source Press, takes C++ programmers and transforms them into lean and mean Symbian coding machines. Written in Tam Hanna’s usual witty style, the book covers all platforms from lowly S60v3 to the cutting-edge Symbian^3.

In addition, readers get introduced to a variety of supporting topics like distribution, the Ovi Store, Symbian Signed and even game programming. Of course, there’s no academic junk in all of that – just like Tamoggemon apps, the book hits the bull’s eye of the topics.

It takes a single look at the author – do you envision a man who looks so crazy having the stomach to bear useless fluff?
Open Source Press & Tamoggemon release book on Symbian programming

Effective immediately, the 200 page book can be purchased at Amazon Germany or in bookstores all over Germany, Austria and Switzerland for a price of about 30€.

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[Giveaway] The Golden Comment – with Krusell

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Dec 132010

Dear Readers,
exciting times lay ahead for the Tamoggemon Content Network. First of all, a full-time news editor will be watching over the news shortly in order to keep you all in the loop. In addition, we plan to make life on these sites more fun by giving you free stuff. Yes, you have read right – free stuff, for doing essentially nothing.

For this week, we will be giving away a surprise prize donated by our friends at Krusell’s. While we cannot disclose what you will get, rest assured that you will like it (assuming that you have a mobile phone supported by their cases).

Winning is easy! All you need to do is leave an useful comment or news tip at any of our web properties. At the end of the week, we will determine an individual who will celebrate with our little prize.

With best regards
Tam Hanna

P.S. We are still looking at things to give away. Tell us what you would like to win (books, cases, software, etc) – maybe we will be able to work something out for you…

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Posted by Tam Hanna at 5:45 pm

WordPress updated to 3.0.2

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Dec 042010

Convair XFY 1 Pogo WordPress updated to 3.0.2Dear Readers,
we have just performed an update to WordPress 3.0.2.

Updates like this one are necessary to keep the platform which powers our news services current and safe; and serve you directly by improving the speed and reliability of the sites.

Unfortunately, eekers can (and do) happen – should you encounter any issues, please leave a comment here or send a message to the @tamhanna Twitter account!

With that, we thank you for your understanding and hope to have served you well!

All the best
Tam Hanna

Image: Wikimedia Commons / unknown US Navy photographer

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Meet /me at T-Dose in Eindhoven

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Nov 062010

It once again is talking season for yours truly – this time, /me is hosted by the T-Dose conference team in Eindhoven, Netherlands.

The talks are scheduled as following:
tam hanna tdose Meet /me at T Dose in Eindhoven

Unfortunately, my stay in Eindhoven ends immediately after the second talk. Nevertheless, chocolate can be hearned – /me hopes to see many of you there!

Find out more via the URL below:
http://www.t-dose.org/t-dose/2010/schedule

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Tam Hanna speaking in Portoroz

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Sep 262010

This one is a last-minute announcement for all true Tam Hanna fans.

I will be speaking at the Linux Conference in Portoroz. My topic is an introduction to Symbiaan, more information is in the image:
portoroz conference Tam Hanna speaking in Portoroz

Find out more via the URL below:
http://linux-konferenca.org/?lang=eng

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See you all in London – Nokia World 2010

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Sep 112010

Dear Readers,
this is just a quick ping to alert you to a Tam Hanna location change – from the 13th to the 15th, yours truly will be in London at the Nokia World.

Live reports will be posted to our Symbian blog!

In case anyone of you feels like a beer, give me a ring at 0043 676 7886431 – as I am on Hutchison, I will be able to keep my phone on all the time ;) .

With best regards
Tam Hanna

P.S. In 2007, the Symbian Smartphone show was held at EXCEL X. Anyone remember?

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Posted by Tam Hanna at 11:13 pm

New TCN feature: subscribe to comments

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Aug 222010

Dear Readers,
we are consistently working to improve your experience on this news service network. Your comments are always a great source of inspiration, and make us all very happy.

In order to simplify tracking your comments, we have now unveiled a new feature across the entire network. From now on, you can subscribe to comments when you leave a comment via the checkbox at the bottom of the commenting form.

Once this has happened, you will automatically receive a new email whenever a new comment is left at the post where you have commented before. You can then get back to whomever responded, and attack him if he happens to disagree :-) .

Jokes aside, we hope that this feature will make your life a lot easier. Get talking back!

With compliments
Tam Hanna and the Tamoggemon Content Network

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Posted by Tam Hanna at 10:42 pm

Carnival of the Mobilists 235

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Aug 162010

After last week’s fulminant carnival (held at thefonecast.com), I am very proud to bring you issue #235 on this newly-established web property by Tamoggemon Limited.

Even though the vacation season has made finding content difficult, please allow me to present the stories below:

First of all, Steven Hoober from littlespringsdesign writes a post, who’s introduction matches the topic of our newly-launched web property:

Mobile is not iPhone or iPad or N8. It’s not Bada or Symbian or WebOS. Mobile is not Opera Mini, or Skyfire or Netfront. Mobile is not sliders or clamshells, QWERTY or 12-key. Mobile is not touch, or multi-touch. Mobile is not Foursquare, or Facebook, or MySpace. Mobile is not Twitter. Mobile is not MMS, or BBM, or SMS. Mobile is not resolution or GPS, or front-facing-cameras. Mobile is not CDMA or GMRS, WiMax or LTE

MobiThinking asks a somewhat provocative question: visit them to find out what the W3C considers a mobile web app!

Chetan Sharma chimes in on the US mobile data market, but is let down by SlideShare.

TheFoneCast shares a podcast, which covers a variety of mobile industry topics.

Mobile Search Groove takes a look at marketing for millenials. Social Media Fatigue is a topic – which definitely makes this worth a read.

Finally, our own submission on Handango and PalmGear making a fool of themselves while trying to rip off developers.

With that, we remain thankful to all who have submitted content. We are still looking for another host – which means that web site operators are recommended to hit http://mobili.st/ ASAP.

If not, yours truly will have to run the show again – so come on, and get moving!

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