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Speaking Engagements in 2010
Speaking Engagements in 2008
Speaking Engagements in 2007
Speaking Engagements in 2010 - Accepted
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April 29, 2010 Santa Clara, USA |
Many new devices are now equipped with GPS and other location capabilities, which has significantly increased the adoption of LBS applications. Our panel of leading device companies will explore how new technologies fueled by innovative capabilities are influencing expanded market adoption of LBS and what this means for developers committed to developing great new apps and to end-users who are looking for the latest and greatest in location-based services. The panel will be moderated by Hugh Fletcher, an LBS industry veteran who has worked across several carriers, app developers, and service providers. |
Speaking Engagements in 2010 - Completed
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April 20, 2010 Santa Clara, USA |
Panelist - Mobile OS – 2010 and beyond The year 2009 was the battleground among the Mobile operating system platforms fueled up by the emergence of Google’s Android, Palm's webOS, and other Linux based OSes competing against the renewed touch-based Windows Mobile 6.5 and Blackberry OS 4.6, as well as incumbent Apple’s iPhone and Symbian OS. With the exponential growth of the smartphones that is projected to take up over 30% of the entire mobile phone demand by 2013 and OS fragmentation becoming an increasing industry concern, the Mobile OS war in 2010 will only intensify. So, the question is who will be the winners and losers in 2010 and beyond? How effectively will open source based platforms compete vs. proprietary ones? Can one platform ultimately rule both the consumer and the enterprise markets? How successful will Android and other open source OS platforms be in expanding into non-handset device categories? These questions are equally important to answer for the OEMs, operators, and applications developers who are all faced with increasing challenges of cross-platform development.
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Mar 23, 2010 |
Panelist - OMS Developer Pitch Sessions - Gaining Distribution |
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Mar 23, 2010 |
Mobile Entertainment Forum - International CTIA Wireless 2010 |
Panelist - Holy Grail
or Holy Fail : The Straight Talk on Mobile |
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Mar 24, 2010 |
Panelist - OMS Developer Pitch Sessions - Gaining Distribution |
Speaking Engagements in 2008
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Jan 16-18, 2008 |
Moderator - Gaining broader access to world-wide markets Panelist - Mobile Trends, Insights, Underserved Vertical Markets Presenter - Understand Mobile Asia |
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Mar 31, 2008 |
Improv Session – Open Source in Handsets |
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May 14, 2008 |
Technology Trends Driving Mobile Application Innovation In this session, a panel of market development experts offers their insights into the latest technology trends and the associated opportunities they present for mobile application developers. We will also discuss Motorola's platforms strategy for mobile applications and present exciting innovative mobile applications. Porting Applications for Motorola Handsets across Different Markets Motorola creates quality handsets for markets around the world, using a variety of operating systems and application platforms. This session will help you create applications that run across handset models and markets, and tell you what to be aware of when porting your application to different carriers. Open Source, Motorola and You Open-source development is enabling a new generation of mobile innovation. This session will describe Motorola's participation in the open-source community, our future plans and how developers can get involved. There will be a brief overview of opensource.motorola.com, as well as information on other open-source projects in which Motorola is participating. Additionally, there will be a discussion of how members of the community can begin to partner with Motorola on future open-source efforts. |
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Sep 10, 2008 San Francisco, USA |
Location 2.0 Summit |
Consumer Panel:
Location and the Wireless Ecosystem Photographs |
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Sep 12, 2008 |
Mobile JAM Session, CTIA IT |
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Sep 17-18, 2008 |
Uncovering the Changing Face of the Developer
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Oct 6-7, 2008 London, UK |
Widget Web Expo 2008 |
Mobile Phones, Web2.0, Motorola’s
MOTOMAGX ad the Future click here to access the PowerPoint Presentation |
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Oct 21-22, 2008 |
Moving from Innovation to Market: Top 10 Tips for Mobile Application Development
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Oct 29-30, 2008 |
Why is Software Flexibility so Vital to the Development of Forthcoming Handset Devices?
Panel Discussion - Ban Open Source! What About Everyone Else?
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Dec 08, 2008, |
Technology Trends Driving Mobile Application Innovation In this session, a panel of market development experts offers their insights into the latest technology trends and the associated opportunities they present for mobile application developers. We will also discuss Motorola's platforms strategy for mobile applications and present exciting innovative mobile applications. Porting Applications for Motorola Handsets across Different Markets Motorola creates quality handsets for markets around the world, using a variety of operating systems and application platforms. This session will help you create applications that run across handset models and markets, and tell you what to be aware of when porting your application to different carriers. Open Source, Motorola and You Open-source development is enabling a new generation of mobile innovation. This session will describe Motorola's participation in the open-source community, our future plans and how developers can get involved. There will be a brief overview of opensource.motorola.com, as well as information on other open-source projects in which Motorola is participating. Additionally, there will be a discussion of how members of the community can begin to partner with Motorola on future open-source efforts. |
Speaking Engagements in 2007
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Sep 18-20, 2007 |
Open Source in Mobile, 2007 |
Making it as Easy as PC: Overcoming the Barriers to Mobile Linux Development
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October 17, 2007 |
Symbian SmartPhone Show 2007 |
Developing Cool New Applications for Motorola Handsets Motorola and UIQ Technology have launched a unique portfolio of handsets, beginning with the showcase MOTO Z8. In this session, you will learn all about key new features and find out all you need to kick off your MOTO Z8 development and create the best new applications that leverage the powerful UIQ platform for Motorola handsets and speed your market success. |
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Nov 9, 2007 |
The Evolution of Java™ ME across Motorola Products Motorola continues to add functionality through the implementation of standards-based Java™ ME packages and new APIs. This session will review how Java™ ME is evolving and is currently being deployed across a wide variety of Motorola product portfolios. Roadmaps and new feature implementations will also be covered. |
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Nov 12, 2007 |
Technology Trends Driving Mobile Application Innovation In this session, a panel of market development experts offers their insights into the latest technology trends and the associated opportunities they present for mobile application developers. We will also discuss Motorola's platforms strategy for mobile applications and present exciting innovative mobile applications. |
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Nov 28-30, 2007 |
Handsets Forum USA 2007 |
Evaluating the Benefits of Moving Towards Open Source in an Increasingly Fragmented Mobile Software Marketplace
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Dec 5, 2007 |
Mobile Application Platforms and Operating Systems |
Equipping the Developer Community for Innovation – Listening, Learning and Adapting - Motorola Case Study
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