Month: <span>April 2009</span>
Month: April 2009

Month: April 2009

Brisbane

Mobile Showcase in April

Are you doing stuff in mobile? Showcase your Brisbane based business / start-up / initiative / project as Mobile Monday Brisbane presents why Brisbane is lighting up Australia’s heat-map at Mobile Monday on April 20th . It’s straight in and out as each entity has 4 minutes (8 slides) to show what’s happening. Get feedback […]

Warsaw

Economic and Legal Aspects of Mobile Open Computing

On the 27 April 2009, the enthusiast of mobile computing will meet to discuss the economic and legal aspects of open mobile computing. The event will be specifically dedicated to studying the issues of open source-based business models, the nature of licensing system of open source software and its impact on business-making models. We will also discuss entrepreneurial perspectives in the field of FLOSS.

The Event will take place in room 116 of the Faculty of Electronics and Information Technologies at Warsaw University of Technology.

Visit the event webpage for detailed agenda.

Italy

Mobile IP Services

You are cordially welcome to the next Mobile Monday Milan that will take place at Le Biciclette on on the 20th of April 2009 at 18:30. Topic: Mobile IP Services. The convergence of three technology paradigms, viz. light-weight smart phones, the spread of wireless broadband networks and services, and the ubiquitous Internet, aimed at allowing users the freedom to connect to the Internet at any

Global

20 Apr 09: 20th MobileMonday Taipei – Windows shopping: the future of Windows Marketplace for …

MobileMonday Taipei20 April 2009 at 16:00–18:00Mary’s Bistro Cafe, 2F, No.89, Sec.2, Ren-ai Rd. Microsoft plans to launch an App Store that lets Windows Mobile users find, purchase, and download programs directly from the phones. It’ll work much like the iPhone App Store and the upcoming BlackBerry App World. Microsoft will take a 30% cut on the sales of any paid applications. That’s the same fee that Apple charges, although Research in Motion keeps just 20%. Although Windows Marketplace will only works for Windows Mobile 6.5 and Windows Mobile 7, and it will be launched later this year. It seems that …

Taipei

20th MobileMonday Taipei – Windows shopping: the future of Windows Marketplace for Mobile.

Microsoft plans to launch an App Store that lets Windows Mobile users find, purchase, and download programs directly from the phones. It’ll work much like the iPhone App Store and the upcoming BlackBerry App World. Microsoft will take a 30% cut on the sales of any paid applications. That’s the same fee that Apple charges, although Research in Motion keeps just 20%. Although Windows Marketplace will only works for Windows Mobile 6.5 and Windows Mobile 7, and it will be launched later this year. It seems that because of the success of iPhone and its app store, everyone is trying …

Lisbon

3rd meeting slides

Following last meeting, here’s the slides for Paulo Glórias talk: iphone-livetv_momopt. Diogo Caldeira Pires, “smile, it’s monday”, is available on prezi. I would like to thank all that showed up and stayed for dinner, but specially to Paulo and Diogo for starting the debate afterwords.