Been doing more work on Bluetooth-related stuff. Phone Manager and the GNOME Bluetooth subsystem now have their own web page, and versions 0.1.1 and 0.1 respectively are released. The code doubtless has many flaws, and the underlying Bluetooth SDP API is currently a moving target, but in the spirit of release early and often, I got them out there.

Took a first proper look at the Debian OpenOBEX packages I've adopted. I've made a small change or two to the existing packages to help migration towards the new upstream release, which I expect to go gold shortly. Packaged up preview packages of the new release, which gave me the pointers to the changes I needed to make to the existing release. Learnt even more about sonames in the process. Got the OBEX test app talking to my phone over Bluetooth, so there's the basis there for more Phone Manager functionality.

This week, besides the usual work and the acceleration in planning for XML Europe, I'm going to be studying SyncML. I'm starting from scratch, but my general idea is to see if I can whip up a basic Python implementation.