Alan Reiter is trying to do his part to promote Weblogs + wireless. http://reiter.weblogger.com or http://radio.weblogs.com/0001195/ has the details.

http://www.mysantra.com has a good Web Services search engine, which does include all services found in UDDI, SalCentral, and XMethods. You can even compare the services against each other for properties such as Uptime availability (reliability), operations, etc.

Here's what Chris said about it, which is better than what I could say. And, if you don't read the Lockergnome, you should. I'm gonna be at his Gnomedex conference in August, too (hopefully as a speaker, but hell, Doc Searls is gonna be speaking, so you know it's gonna be good):

+++++++++ This part stolen (er, copied and pasted) from the Lockergnome newsletter here:

IE Booster v1.4 [350k] W9x/2k/XP FREE

http://www.paessler.com/download/ieboostr.zip http://www.iebooster.com/products/ieb/ http://screenshot.lockergnome.com/iebooster.png

{More context options} If you place your cursor anywhere on a Web page and right-click, you see something called the context menu. This varies depending on where the cursor is (on a link, a picture, whatever). The context menu is actually quite helpful, but IE Booster adds a whole buncha other items to it. Let's see, there's a way to show only the hyperlinks (perfect for locating things fast), show images only, show CSS (style sheets), resize the window, and a bunch of other things. Try it, you might like it. Note: This only works with Internet Explorer 5 and higher. Of course, you could always rely on Bookmarklets, too (if you don't want to install the extra software).

Download Flash here. After you get the Flash Player, visit the Flash Enabled Site or the PocketPC Flash Site for some cool stuff. Oh, and Phillip is the expert on the topic. He's writing a book called "Flash Enabled: Flash Design and Development for Devices" which will be out soon. Pre-order it on Amazon here.

He had me check out these applications (I'm learning Farsi from the Universal Translator right now): Universal Translator: http://www.ectaco.com/ Phrasebooks: http://www.mobilearn.net/ ClearVue Viewers: http://www.westtek.com/clearvue.htm

Web designer? Check into this article which shows how to design your site so it displays properly on PocketPCs.

I was talking with one of the PocketPC MVP's the other day, Ed Hansberry, and he told me to check these apps out:

> Get Mazingo at www.mazingo.net then subscribe to PocketPCThoughts.com. > All the cool stuff on PPC's is mentioned there. :-) > > As for mega-useful software > ListPro at www.iliumsoft.com > eWallet at www.iliumsoft.com > Pocket Informant (3.0 very *VERY* soon) at www.pocketinformant.com > Great books at www.peanutpress.com - free Palm Reader there - doesn't > work in MS Reader. > > And for the most ridiculiously addicting game - Pocket Slay. > http://www.windowsgames.co.uk/slayCE.html

Oh, I see Ernie the Attorney is doing a Radio weblog. Cool. Ernie's a friend of Buzz's and Buzz set me and Ernie up for a night in New Orleans in mid-April when I'm there for the TechED conference. Ernie tells me he's taking me to the "Funky Butt." He says that's where the locals in New Orleans head to if they want to hear authentic -- and good -- jazz.