Happy to notice that Xavier Studer is talking about our software 
Here is the link (article is in french). He usally writes interesting article about mobile technologies and uses.
FoxyTag 0.5 is ready:
- Less data transmitted (less expensive to use)
- Night mode (press “9″ to switch)
- Better Bluetooth connectivity, more devices accepted
- Version with integrated GPS
- Minor bugs corrected
To test it, we need you!
Please download either http://www.foxytag.com/rel/0.5.1/FoxyTag.jad if you have a Bluetooth GPS or http://www.foxytag.com/rel/0.5.2/FoxyTag.jad if you have an integrated one. We would be very happy if you send us back a mail indicating your phone model as well as your comments or just “OK” if everything is OK. The main point in this version is the Bluetooth connectivity. If you re-connect your GPS, everything is OK???
Thank you very much for your contribution. 
Note 1: Do not forget to save your username and password before installing this application.
Note 2: You can also download the files on your computer and transfer them via USB or Bluetooth to your computer. Just replaces the “.jad” by “.jar”.
You can get register from here : http://www.foxytag.com/en/registration.html
Screenshot is a great tool, developed by Antony Pranata, for people creating Mobile Software. It can make screenshot of your mobile screen and so make it much more easy to illustrate what your new software can do.
You’ll will soon see here some screenshots of FoxyTag.
BTW screenshoot is now open-source.
[Via: Forum Nokia]
We realised a new module for next FoxyTag. It is not FoxyTag yet but only the part wich will be integrated in next version.
However you should be able to connect with bluetooth GPS and receive GPS datas.
Anyone who had a problem with bluetooth conection or bluetooth device discovery should try this test.
Even if current release of FoxyTag works fine on your phone we invite you to try it:
it will be integrated in next version and we need a little help from our beta testers to improve forward and backward compatibility.
There is also a new API for mobile phones with integrated GPS.
Please post us a feedback about all tests in this topic. Don’t forget to mention tested mobile phone and GPS 
To download the test version for bluetooth GPS:
From mobile phone (it is pointed on jad file):
http://tinyurl.com/34gr9d
From PC jad file:
http://www.foxytag.com/rel/testgpsext/GpsApi.jad
From PC jar file:
http://www.foxytag.com/rel/testgpsext/GpsApi.jar
If you have a mobile phone with integrated GPS you can test this version:
From mobile phone :
http://tinyurl.com/3da976
From PC jad file:
http://www.foxytag.com/rel/testlocation/TestLocation.jad
From PC jar file:
http://www.foxytag.com/rel/testlocation/TestLocation.jar
If this basic test work on mobile phone with integrated GPS you can try more advanced version:
From mobile phone:
http://tinyurl.com/2t3kuk
From PC jad file:
http://www.foxytag.com/rel/testgpsint/GpsApi.jad
From PC jar file:
http://www.foxytag.com/rel/testgpsint/GpsApi.jar
The Awards for mobile technologies from the 3GSM congress of Barcelona are out.
You can see all the best from mobile world:
Slides from the Lift Presentation of Jan Chipchase:
The presentation was long on highlighting issued raised by the design research and short on showing solutions that have been proven to work beyond what is currently possible with well designed simple mobile phones.
Originally from Textually.org, and what about social tagging via cell?
Thanks to software like FoxyTag, the cell are now also in web 2.0 trends
A project is underway at the University of Washington to enable real-time sign language communication via cell phone. Because of the low-bandwidth wireless cell phone network, a new compression scheme is necessary to capture only the bare essential components of signing to minimize data transfer. Although text messaging is a viable alternative for everyone, signing — like speech — is a much faster and more convenient form of communication.
[Via: Slashdot]
Visa, the credit card giant, has launched a global system to turn mobile phones into wallets for millions of customers in a deal with the world’s top handset producer, Nokia.
The new version of FoxyTag is out, we still are in a beta development but this version seems to be stable. It works on a lot of different mobile phones. To use FoxyTag on your mobile you just need to have Java installed on your mobile (most of modern mobile phone). You also need a Bluetooth Gps sender/receiver which allow the soft to know were you are located and if you are about to see a speed camera (warning 15 seconds before, adjusted according your speed).
If you were an early user you may also have noticed our new logo!
You can go visit the site : www.foxytag.com