Mobile 2.0 conference is all about innovation….and the recession
I’m covering the Mobile 2.0 event in SF. One of the early highlights was a talk by David Wood of Symbian, who talked again how Symbian, the world’s leading mobile operating system, will use open source to open up Nokia (the world’s largest handset maker, which recently bought Symbian) to spur innovation.
Notably, Wood for the first time we’re aware of steered from the Nokia party line, which until now has been that only one platform… Continue Reading
Mobile 2.0: Rummble, Zipiko and Dial2do shine, but venture captialists express caution
After being in the US the last few months I attended the Mobile 2.0 Europe conference last Friday.
The Mobile 2.0 events are known for often being early in championing mobile issues that become more mainstream later. They’re also known for giving a variety of folks in the mobile ecosystem a place to meet and discuss things openly, a rare find in mobile. This time, panel discussions covered mobile social media, VCs & mobile, operators and… Continue Reading