EASY TO READ DART TIPS FOR MOBILE PHONE ?

How do I Find:  DART Coocies for beginners ?
Where can I Get:   Easy To Read DartLang examples for Mobile Phone ? 
Want to learn Dart, and soon I can very rarely use my computer.

Oh!  What a lucky guy I am!  Just heard that Google checks what people write about DartLang, and then Dart Team can do...   well, something.   This works like Santa Clause in Christmas, I quess.  If  I, in the evening write my wishes HERE, so in the morning i can find something nice in my Mobile Phone.

 With Google Reader i check these Dart project updates / issue updates, just to get picture of developement of the language. Like this:   http://code.google.com/p/dart/issues/detail?id=1845#c0
These are EasyToReadInMobilePhone (but WordWrap dont work)
And I read Dart discussion with GMail and many Dart blogs in Google Reader.
But http://api.dartlang.org/io.html  is not easy to read, because all material is in the "tree structure".

So, here are My Dart dreams:
I travel often is buss, and so do my friends who also make programming.
Could it be possible to get small examples of dart, functions, classes, lists, maps, statements, scripts and other parts of all these big libraries.  Such material, witch we can read with mobile, when travelling.  Sutch material, witch I can recommend to my friends when I want them just to look at Dart.  Could it be possible to mark somehow all these "Small dart Coocies", "Small Dart tips" so, that reader can find them...  And for me to watch them 10:s of times until I have learnt them.

Maybe there somewhere is this kind of material, but I have not found it yet.  Or maybe there is some tricks how I can do this...    Google+ is EasyToReadInMobile an maybe someone there already have collected this material.  And GMail is suitable for reading, I can directly go to the next mail.
And Google Reader is fast.  BUT I can not order these big IO,  HTML libraries to G-Reader.

DartLang is easy, and logical.  This kind of library would be valuable for beginners during the next years to come.  Yes, Dart Coocies Library...  My quick Dart library in mobile phone. 
                       Hmmm.   Is this Christmas :)
And then ofcourse;  DartLang Tweets, small examples in 140 mark  :)