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CommNexus –Digital Media SIG on Connected Home

With HDTV, smartphones and the ever-present Internet, our homes are being bombarded with bits from all directions. Cable operators offer digital triple plays of TV, data, and voice; DVRs stream HD signals from one room to the others; 4G cellular networks feed multiple mobile devices; and Apple TV, Roku and Google Chromecast devices plug into Smart TVs, lighting up our living rooms with video from Netflix and YouTube.

Cable operators are moving toward a next-generation architecture, with "home gateways?acting as master storage and processing servers routing video, data and voice to various IP devices throughout the home. Keeping pace are the MOCA and WiFi standards, which continue to evolve, with the latest versions enabling theoretical speeds exceeding 1 Gbps. And mobile devices are synching up and "flinging?content to Smart TVs, using technologies like AirPlay, Miracast and DIAL.

Come hear our expert panelists discuss where this is all going and how consumers are to make sense out of the avalanche of digital information and devices penetrating their homes. For more info click here.

Cloud Based Mobility An Industry Perspective

Abstract With the explosion of smart phones and media tablets worldwide, ubiquitous connectivity is constantly transforming the mobile landscape. Armed with ever more powerful hardware and increasingly sophisticated software and applications, consumers and enterprises now desire unified user experiences between the traditional Internet and mobile devices. Cloud based mobile computing can provide a foundation of technologies and business. This session will address the current trends, challenges, cloud into mobile networks, cloud-based mobile applications and services, recommendations, etc.

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Examining the Entire Ecosystem of LTE Devices: What will the Future Device Landscape Look Like?

Abstract With the explosion of smart phones and media tablets worldwide, ubiquitous connectivity is constantly transforming the mobile landscape. Armed with ever more powerful hardware and increasingly sophisticated software and applications, consumers and enterprises now desire unified user experiences between the traditional Internet and mobile devices. Cloud based mobile computing can provide a foundation of technologies and business. This session will address the current trends, challenges, cloud into mobile networks, cloud-based mobile applications and services, recommendations, etc.

Key takeaways include:

• Moving on from 'LTE as dongles
• Need for visually rich, bandwidth-intense multimedia interfaces
• Movement from first handsets to mass market handsets
• Exploring the breadth of devices available
• What can we expect to see with device growth?

CTIA Enterprise & Applications Conference

Open Mobile Solutions - Developer Pitch and Round Tables

CTIA Enterprise & Applications Conference

Open Mobile Solutions - Developer Pitch and Round Tables

Display Week?eBook and Tablets Market Evolution Conference.

Presentation - Innovation in the Tablet Market.

Panel - Superphone Platform

The emergence of HTML5 and modern web browsers promise a future beyond fragmented native app platforms. What developments over the next twelve months will make the mobile web more viable (and how is this affected by LTE, advances in chips, and OS's like Android Honeycomb)

CTIA Wireless 2011

Panel -- App Developer Pitch Sessions

2011 DisplaySearch US FPD Conference

Driven by the allure of "apps?the mobile market has become a key platform for in computing, communications, and entertainment hardware. New "tablet?form factors are carving out an new segment between traditional notebooks and smartphones, while eReaders continue to hold onto the single-purpose niche. How does display technology enable these devices, and what are the implications of these fast-developing applications for displays? DisplaySearch and a panel of industry participants will dig into the issues.

Panel - Growth and Monetization on Mobile Social Platforms

With the growth of the Apple iOS and Android ecosystems over the last year, is 2011 the year that mobile social platforms finally take off in US? Join us as we look at what 2011 holds for social application developers with executives from leading platforms and publishers pioneering social and monetization on mobile.

Click here to View the Video of the Panel online

RCR Wireless Event

Panel - Mobile Broadband : Innovation and Opportunity

Plug and Play Tech Center

Samsung Showcase of Breakthrough Technology : Samsung Mobile

CTIA Enterprise & Applications 2010

Panelist - Gaining Distribution
Presenters will connect with a panel of experts representing key mobile app distribution channels.

Key takeaways include:

• Are you wondering what platforms to target?
• What about feature phones vs. smartphones?
• How do you build an effective distribution portfolio leveraging carrier, OEM, aggregator and appstore distribution channels?
• How do you ensure that your application gets traffic once your application has been submitted and approved?
• What makes a successful mobile application?

Moderator - Discovery of Apps, Generating Revenue, Creating Profit

Learn how content owners and developers have made money from apps in an open mobile environment. We consider the comparative merits of ad-supported, free and freemium and strategies for creating a mobile "value add" for profitable cloud computing applications. How can you get your app discovered in a market where thousands are consumer attention?

Panelist - Social Networks

Informa estimates 50 million people, or 2.5% of the world's mobile phone users, already are involved in mobile social networks. That number will skyrocket over the next year. What does the future hold and why are investors actively seeking ventures into mobile social networks? What are the hot apps to watch in this market?

Panelist - 4G Devices: Perspective from the Operator, Device Manufacturer and Component vendor.

G networks are rolling out globally. WiMAX networks are in commercial deployment and LTE is just over the horizon with trials happening now. This panel will explore the state of deployment of 4G devices and the new capabilities they bring to consumers and business.

Key takeaways include:

• State of deployment? Future predictions?
• New features and capabilities?
• New business models & opportunities?

Panel - Opening Session: Making Verizon Work for you.

Ashok's comments on the

Fragmentation Issue ?Picked up by the press here.

Panelist – Who Owns the User ?

Who Owns the User? Wireless carriers used to control the relationship with mobile users. But now Apple, Google, Twitter, Facebook and others have emerged as new gatekeepers to the mobile experience. How is this changing the industry? Review by the Press –

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Twitter's director of mobile: AT&T has guts

Where Will Mobile Apps & Devices Be 5 Years from Now?

Qualcomm Uplinq Conference

Come learn what key content publishers and device makers think mobile apps and devices will look like by the middle of the decade. This panel will address the changing mobile device and application landscape as new form factors, device and OS capabilities, and consumer preferences drive the market. This guided conversation will provide key insights that will affect your business strategies today and tomorrow.

Wireless Communication Alliance – Mobile SIG

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.

International CTIA Wireless 2010

Panelist - OMS Developer Pitch Sessions - Gaining Distribution

Mobile Entertainment Forum - International CTIA Wireless 2010

Panelist - Holy Grail or Holy Fail : The Straight Talk on Mobile

The news media is always pushing the latest, bright, shiny mobile idea from advertising sponsored content, to subscription services, to competing technologies, while it¹s up to the mobile ecosystem to figure out what works, or not. Join a broad panel of experts that represent different vantage points in the mobile value chain to hear their open and candid observations as we rapid fire today¹s hottest topics at them for their review. Will it be Holy Grail or Holy Fail!

International CTIA Wireless 2010

Panelist - OMS Developer Pitch Sessions - Gaining Distribution