Why make WEB SERVERS MOBILE???

[moz_k2]

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well, mga bai... my point is like this.... example ra ni ha...

get an installer for apache...

get a PDA or a smart phone....

make an HTML web page...

install the apache on your PDA or smart phone...

then put you html web page on your PDA's localhost...

get the PDA's IP...

go to your PC and access your web page on your PDA via its IP...

and tadang........ your stupid PDA web server is now up and running....

hahahha,.....

mao na ako pasabot mga bai.....

ahh gets nako
naa mn to Mobile Web Server ang Nokia.
Check dri:
Mobile Web Server - mymobilesite.net service
Mobile Web Server | Nokia Research Center

apache-based na cla.

and for your question basaha lang ni kay medyo taas i explain:
MWS:Rationale - OpenSource
MWS:Challenges - OpenSource

make sure dli ka mag copy paste ha.hehehe

[rbrallos]

sa akoang pag sabot ani, kaning mogamit aning mobile webservers para personal use ra siguro ni kung dili ka magpa host ug lain ikaw ra ang mo host sa imohang kaugalingon nga website unya pwede ra nimo ma insall sa laptop para ma dala dala ra nimo maka host ra gihapon ka using your mobile phone para internet access.

[dodie]

I also understand the TS concept.

Would it be pointless making PDA's or mobiles devices turn into webserver on the long run? Who would make those devices online 24/7?

I can a imagine a future problem with this concept:
* Slow speed, not good for web service.
* Software is too big and heavy for the mobile device.
* static IP address - if this is implemented, the money is wasted for just the mobile device, Bigger server is preferable if doing heavy duty.
* Can't store enough large data.


If this is used for Personal use only, then it's no problem.

[stealthghost]

if this project will be implemented by one company:

BATTERY would be really a headache for this project.
3G/HSDPA/HSUPA problem.. daku au imo BILL... not all areas are covered.
(if you'll not connect through WIFI)

[simoncpu]

No need for 3G/HSDPA/HSUPA, depending on the application.

Possible applications for mobile web servers:
- You can share your phone pics and music library within the local network by providing a Web-based photo and music album for your files.
- You can let people message you within the network by providing Web-based messaging services. You can even make this service publicly accessible for extra coolness (just use port forwarding or IPv6 because assigning a public IPv4 address to your phone is not really practical).
- You can host your personal wiki. Let the whole world know about your TODO list.

[Blacksheep666]

morag sayop man ang question.. hehehe.. ang server kay mobile?

morag ang question dapat "nganong daghan na mobile site karon?"

kay if mogamit ka ug phones pwede ka maka access sa site bisan asa as long as naay internet/wifi connection.. for example, naa ka business then naa mo online na system para sa inyo business. so no need na nga moadto pa ka sa office para makakita sa status sa inyo business basta naa lang kay smart phones pwede naka maka access sa inyo online system.

example na naay mobile site karon kay:
1. friendster - Friendster - Login to Friendster
2. youtube - http://m.youtube.com/
3. tmsway - The TMS Way
4. etc.

[inagasai]

kay ang mobilephones karon bai ang pinaka hits part sa innovation coz have own modem nga pwede mo acces sa net.. and most important unlimited usuage if our network...offer unlinet bundle same like now in middle east network offer sila how about if ur mobile have cam...and our network offer vedio calling madala pa bisan asa...so same as pc na di ba mao na ang aho rason...