Mobile being a resource constrained device it poses various challenges to developers for optimizing the resident software. Raghu Sesha Iyengar , a Senior Software Engineer with Motorola will present this session. The session will cover aspects of optimization of applications on mobile and talk about  mobile software optimization of various kind. Some of the questions that will be addressed during this session are given below:

1. What makes a slogging application? How to overcome it.
2. Is there a high expectation from a small device?
3. Should I have data on demand or rely heavily on cache.

Target Audience : This talk is meant as an Intermediate & Advanced level talk, experienced  developers will derive the most mileage out of the talk.

Please leave your suggestions and feedbacks as comments for Raghu to address them in his session

Mobile devices have become an indispensable part of our lifestyles, and serve to make life easy, organized, less complicated and fun, for users who may have never used a computer before, or may not want to. But for that to happen, developers need to take into account the environment and the technologies that these applications need to work with, and the way people expect to use them.

This session will highlight these expectations, and the opportunities for developers to address them.

Target Audience: A technology savvy and receptive audience : developers, product managers

More about the Mobile Developer Conference here

Target Audience : Anyone interested in mobile.

Details about the conference here

Do  mobile money transfers, WebGL, CUDA, NFC based payments, augmented reality, fascinate you? Yearning to how these technologies open up more opportunities for the mobile developer?

“How do I choose the platform to develop on? Where do I start?

How do I make my application user intuitive or  just blazingly fast?

How do I  sell my apps in the app store? How can I monetize my free apps popularity? ”

OR

“Are you trying to augment your tech knowledge to be ready for the next big challenge at work?”

Come listen to some of the brightest minds in mobile technology who discuss some of these questions at  Mobile Developer Conference. The conference will witness a gathering of 300 of the most interesting mobile developers, investors, executives, entrepreneurs, marketers for in-depth discussion, debate and power networking. It will look at which specific applications are driving the excitement and why and  also look at what’s coming next. It will also explore other important questions such as :- What about the device makers stand ?   How are they responding to the spanking new  devices like the iPhone and NexusOne ? Where’s the ROI in mobile investments? What are the critical factors for success in 2 sided markets.  Finally, what about the marketers and advertising networks? How will they adjust to the changing landscape, where carriers and device makers still exert considerable control over the mobile experience?

The Mobile Developer Conference offers unparalleled networking opportunities through interactions with the best mobile application developers, user interface designers, game developers,  early adopters of mobile technology & evangelists.

Further Details about of the conference is available at http://devcon.momob.in/

About Madanmohan Rao: A consultant and writer from Bangalore, is Research Director at the Asian Media Information and Communication Centre (AMIC), Singapore. Madan also works on some MoMo Global Projects with Jari Tamissto, CEO of MoMo Oy and a few others.

Confirm your participation by clicking add your name here http://twtvite.com/b6ssqv

Venue:

Mobile Monday Bangalore Trust

#57, Huligadarivasa,
KHB Colony, Koramangla 5th Block,
Bangalore - 560095
India
(Ph) 080-41100487
(M) +91-9379446943

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Date and Time:

Friday, February 26th, 2010

TweetUp Starts at 18:00 HRs

Details may be found at:

http://comsnets.org/mobile_india.html

Mobile India 2010 is the one of the first premier conferences of the year to be held in Bangalore, India on 8 January 2010 at the Chancery Pavillion. It is associated with The Second International Conference on COMmunication Systems and NETworkS (COMSNETS) (http://www.comsnets.org), the world’s premier international conference on networking and communications technology innovation.

Mobile India 2010’s Focus: Innovative Mobile VAS Strategies, Technologies and Opportunities

Mobile India 2010 will explore the strategic focus, business models, technologies, and monetization strategies that are the keys to success for mobile VAS companies in India and in global markets. To continue the success of last year, Mobile India 2010 will also have an Entrepreneur’s Demo Showcase in which firms will exhibit their best-of-breed mobile VAS products and services.

Full Disclosure:

MoMo Bangalore is the community partner for this event and has helped curate this event. S R Raja of MoMo Bangalore is also part of the Mobile India 2010 organizing committee. MoMo Bangalore’ own M. Thiyagarajan will be speaking on one of the panels along with the other note worthy leaders from the industry.

Dear Members,

Let’s Tweetup!

MoMo Bangalore is organizing a tweetup on Mobile Applications.

Come and discuss about the various mobile applications and learn about cool mobile apps.

Have you used mChek, NGPay or WeMeet?

or -  Which is best twitter app on mobile  for instance ?

And - Lots more!

Here’s a chance to share your experience!

Date & Time: 12:00 pm, Sat, Nov 21, 2009

Venue: Kyra Theater, 100 feet Road, Indira Nagar

Lunch: Sponsored by Forum Nokia Developers Conference (for the first 25 registrants only).

To register, confirm your participation to @momoblr, @AbeOye or @NokiaDevConf

What is Tweetup?

Tweetup is an offline event that brings twitters face-to-face converting 140 characters into vibrant conversations.

Forum Nokia has announced their developer conference for this year on Dec 7, ‘09 in Bangalore at Hotel Taj Residency. Please find more details here FNDC09

This is an interesting place to explore how Nokia’s new Ovi Store ensures developers have easy access to publish applications and content to millions of Nokia devices through a unified publishing channel. It is also a nice place to know the Nokia’s technology platforms and user experiences.

More detail here.

Full Disclosure- Forum Nokia is annual sponsor for MoMo - Bangalore.

The sessions that are relevant to the momo/mobile community( from ideas/opportunities point of view) are the following

• Panel 4: Product strategies in the telecom sector: potential for global leadership, moderated & curated by Sanjiv Mittal.
• Panel 8: Technology Opportunities serving the millions of India: The next major growth area for Indian technology firms, panelist,  Sean of Babajob ( talks about the BoP markets served by mobile and others ).
• Panel 9: Building a product ecosystem that addresses the millions of India , co-curated by Sean of Babajob, panelist Krishna Durbha & Piyush Shah - Nokia Emerging Market.

Also hear Kesava Reddy share  MoMo’s two cents/bits ‘pulse‘ of contribution towards building and nurturning product  startup ecosystem in an interactive session called ‘Startup Ecosystem Enablers‘