Today is a special and exceptional day; after long months of work, we’ve just announced Webwag mobile 1.0 with many great new things for users, developers & brands, thanks to the great feedback received from users and professionals.
To get Webwag mobile now, simply point your mobile browser to webwag.com/m or your pc/mac browser to webwag.com/mobile.
You can read the full official post and press release here.
Today’s a great day both for Webwag and for what used to be the Mobease team (Thomas, Seb, Jérémie…), now part of Webwag. Webwag mobile widgets become available publicly.
After more than 1 year of development, we’re happy to announce that you can now sync your favorite home page content with your mobile, in a snap. This is the vision that we’ve had since the beginning: Allow anyody to consume the internet from mobile, with beautifully simple widgets and sync it with an equivalent web service.
So enough of theory, with Webwag mobile, what do you get:
Much more widgets & features from us in the coming weeks but also from you since we will open up the SDK really soon.
Currently supported handsets include the latest Nokia, SonyEricsson & Motorola with more to come rapidly (Blackberry Pearl for instance ;)). If you’re adventurous, you can try on unsupported mobiles but we don’t guarantee anything.
So now that you’ve read this, how do you get it? Easy, just point your mobile browser to webwag.com/m or go to webwag.com/mobile with your computer.
One last point before the tradional screenies, we’re opening 3 new positions:
Send motivation & CVs to jobs at webwag dot com.
So here’s what it looks like on the mobile
And our “one more thing” (Webwag’s new looks).
So enjoy and give feedback (feedback at webwag dot com)!
Here are the official Press releases: 
French English
One of the really cool things I saw at Innovate this year was Wavestorm’s new Kii frames. They are not just standard dumb photo frames but intelligent ones able to grab pictures from your online photos or video sites, display useful information from (and even widgets ;)).
I believe that these kind of devices will soon find a way to your home, be it on a desk, a wall or integrated in a bigger element such as a fridge or other nevralgic devices of the house. How cool would it be if you could sync its content and apps with Webwag?
Check out the official blog to be informed aboutavailability and advances.
Quick post to tell you that the creator of this blog’s template, Bartelme, has released a wonderful wallpaper set here. Since he’s been kind enough to provide the photoshop source file for it, here’s the Webwag edition of it, for my macbook (in 1280×800), if you want different sizes, let me known, I’ll post them.
Well, in fact a link to the summary since Rod McLaren did a good job here!
He raises a key question for the success of mobile widgets which is openness.
The answer (in the comments) is that Webwag mobile will be completely free and open to any developer that wants to create widgets (same as the web).
With simple html/scripting skills, anybody should have simple widgets running in minutes!
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