-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Hi,
Picking up some of Werner's points : > Wikipedia once offered to "crawl" and collect UA data, not sure, if > that ever came and where it is now? Wow, did I miss that offer ? If they made that offer and it's still open : *yes* please ! I'll be updating the user-agent collection with what I have recently 'harvested' [live logs], but you can never have enough of those things ! > The initial "Open_DB" / OMA sources were OK, but I don't believe > they are still actively maintained either. I have that in an RDBMS, as well as the OMA UaProf properties for over 90% of those devices. Werner also mentions OMA : well, I'd say that's pretty simple : building or strengthening relations with OMA, to be in 'on the ground floor' as it were, with any information on devices, IoT [the next generation devices] OMA standards etc would certainly be a great thing ! esjr -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v2.0.22 (MingW32) Comment: Using GnuPG with Thunderbird - http://www.enigmail.net/ iQEcBAEBAgAGBQJT3/uWAAoJEOxywXcFLKYc3jwH/iix7/cvqDJf2gT/AgUhO9lS +HXBgwkc/NcabTUtDgV3Gix5GNh3VDMTWH7aezByYAe/1QsxvHLPhBPR+bTvh6dh caXoDtzdRyKKJ2opOZ5kbmr1n0GiHHptm0IBnOLWV6MBnglZqN9LYISHUBAvdyIu zTvAqL1+6AmF8Ik1zvkkstgeG8qdx7i4gvU+fI69gJ4vy6bWny7lZEWcu2UsSec4 GNq1fo4Ac+O/eRyW8MZH0bX2ZVgkAX/0Cob32/qx327h5j8F5m0c18lHL4njj6Q7 Fx+Kz75P2Rgyy2KYmG65nnxrAmHwM3wk+N/ygl1Px7TfNPxn8yNhjI52tuvHndY= =Lys5 -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
