Nokia Mobile Online at I Make Cool Shit

Wednesday, April 15 Update: I have been neglecting my portfolio site while focusing my attention on client projects, but it's time for some portfolio love again! Most projects are still not yet tagged, but I hope to get to that soon. New and larger screen shots should follow soon after that.

Nokia Mobile Online

Nokia Mobile Online is both a Windows application (Flash-based, extended with Zinc, and accompanied by some task-specific helper applications written in C) and an accompanying administration Web site and I was the primary developer of both as well as their intermediate software (written in PHP) and database (MySQL) while employed by WebEnertia.

The Windows application runs from a USB flash-memory drive and allows Nokia sales representatives to do such things as download and access documents and read news via the application's built-in RSS feed-reader wherever they have access to computers with Internet connections.

The administration system allows Nokia staff to do such things as post news for the remote application's built-in RSS feed-reader and upload documents for downloading and access via the remote application.

The project manager and visual designer was Steve Ohanians, WebEnertia's Creative Director and a partner in the company.

The first release of Nokia Mobile Online was called "Nokia Channel Toolkit"; it was renamed for its second version.

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