Last Sunday and Saturday I am in office. I missed OSSMObile session.
But I worked on my current project.
I really learned so many things in CRM customization.
Loved to work with  Arunav (Tech Lead).
I liked working with people who are technically talent.
I did so many mistakes while learning the things.

Some nice points:(if u r a web developer and came to crm field)
CRM abstracts the database. So no need to  check the database for inserting,updating values.See in the CRM UI.
Understanding the business requirements is more important than coding skills. CRM has given almost everything just we need to analyse the client requirements and to create entities and corresponding relationships.
When to use what. When to create a plugin,workflow,ajax call...
After a long 3 weeks of struggle I came to understand the basic core of it.Really loved the work ..little bit of pressure and tension as usual ..

 Lively is a new virtual meeting service like secondlife from Google, launched today. 

http://www.lively.com

My colleague Mohan has shared this information

"I would like to share something interesting that I have found by the name “ISV Buddy Program”.

The Microsoft ISV Buddy Program is all about connecting you, the Independent Software Vendor, with a Microsoft employee who will be your point person within Microsoft. It's about putting a face to Microsoft and helping you get timely answers to your questions and requests. Through this 1-on-1 relationship, your Microsoft buddy will be able to guide you to resources and help you succeed in building solutions on Microsoft platforms.

You can find more details about this program at http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/isv/bb190446.aspx"

Courtesy : http://pcquest.ciol.com/content/Developer/2008/108070505.asp

1.  Cassini web server which is part of Visual Studio and used for development purposes only, the Web server that is part of Reporting Services is a full-fledged, enterprise grade one that can be used in production as well.Reporting Services no longer requires that Internet Information Services (IIS) be installed beforehand. In fact, Reporting Services itself contains a web server that allows developers and end users to interact with the service directly.

2.  Introducing the 'Tablix'
Earlier versions of Reporting Services had two controls � called the Table and the Matrix. The Table was a generic tabular data display control where the columns, where fixed by the rows, would grow depending on the data itself. The Matrix on the other hand allowed for both dynamic columns and dynamic rows � akin to a PivotTable in Excel.

SQL 2008 Reporting Services has a new control called the Tablix. This is a combination of the Table and Matrix controls that now allows you to create certain types of reports that were impossible to do earlier due to the nature of the earlier controls. Take a look at the two examples shown here.

3. Rendering
There are three improvements in the rendering of reports in SQL 2008.
 First off, exporting a report into Comma Separated Values (CSV) is much better and the output is clean enough for human reading as well.
 Next, in case of a report having a sub report, exporting it to Excel now renders the sub report as well and hides it properly in Excel.
 And finally, there is a new export format option available in SQL 2008 Reporting Services. You now have the option of exporting a report directly to MS Word format.

4. Charts
SQL Server 2008 introduces a whole bunch of new chart types for use in the reports. A list of the chart types that you get are:

sColumn
Cylinder
Line
Stepped Line
Pie
Pie Callout
Doughnut
Funnel
Pyramid
Bar
Area
Range
Polar
Radar
Range Column/Bar
BoxPlot

A completely new chart type called the Gauge has also been introduced in this version. You can use this to represent dashboard items like KPIs, or scorecard components in your reports.

5. Report Designer tool