We're delighted to announce the MobileBeat 2012 Innovation Competition, which will culminate with the winners being announced at the MobileBeat 2012 conference July 10-11 in San Francisco...
Design. Rarely has a single force so utterly dominated economic enterprise. Design is literally “everything.”
We’re talking about the mobile industry, of course, where trillions of dollars of market value have been created in the past five years. Smartphones, tablets …
Cloud storage provider Box.net is unveiling a new set of code libraries that will let app developers quickly embed the company’s storage and collaboration tools into their apps, the company announced today.
“We have 40 developers building that back-end stack, …
We chose 16 mobile startups to take part in our MobileBeat 2011 startup competition today, but only two could win our coveted Tesla prize.
Onavo, a company that compresses mobile data on smartphones and tablets, and Roar Engine, which impressed …
LiveDibs has just been named People’s Choice winner in the Infrastructure category at this year’s MobileBeat Startup Competition. The startup defines itself as a geo-location oriented social deals marketplace.
“LiveDibs gives you access to the deals you might actually care …
This year’s winner of VentureBeat’s “Who’s Got Game” startup competition is Kaiju Empire, a social games maker that creates games built around outlandish Godzilla-style monsters.
This company makes games that bring comically outlandish Japanese-style monsters back to video games. It …
VentureBeat’s GamesBeat conference features a competition for gaming companies that have some kind of innovative or disruptive technology. This year, the competition features a lot of cool hardware and social games.
The winner gets an iPad 2 from Trinet and …
Investors haven’t been very good at figuring out which gaming companies will be successful, said Google Ventures partner Joe Kraus.
That’s not limited to social gaming companies like Zynga or Kabam but also hardcore game makers like Trion Worlds, he …
It’s that time of the year again: VentureBeat’s MobileBeat 2011 conference is coming up on July 12 – 13 at the Palace Hotel in San Francisco. This year our theme is “Who wins in the 4G nirvana?” We’ll be focusing …
Conferences are one way enterprise vendors build excitement and support for what could otherwise be dry and obscure technologies. Now Box.net is joining the party with its own cloud-centric conference.
Box.net announced that it will host a two-day conference in …
Preparations for our fourth annual MobileBeat conference are speeding along. Today, we’re announcing our thirdround of speakers for the event: Rich Miner, partner at Google Ventures; Tim Schaaff, president of Sony Network Entertainment; Laura Chambers, senior director …
Preparations for our fourth annual MobileBeat conference are speeding along. Today, we’re announcing our second round of speakers for the event: Jeremy Stopppelman, CEO and co-founder of Yelp; Stephanie Tilenius, VP of payments and commerce at Google; David …
Look out, a development in mobile is about to impact your company in a big way.
Major carriers, from Verizon to AT&T, are steadily upgrading their networks, and their speed and power are creating the next wave of capital chaos.…
Preparations for our fourth annual MobileBeat conference are speeding along. Today, we’re announcing our first round of speakers for the event: Mihir Shah, president and CEO of the app monetization and distribution service Tapjoy; Jason Spero, director of …
It’s that time of the year again: VentureBeat’s MobileBeat 2011 conference is coming up on July 12 – 13 at the Palace Hotel in San Francisco. This year our theme is “Who wins in the 4G nirvana?” We’ll be focusing …
MobileBeat 2011 — VentureBeat’s fourth annual conference on the future of mobile — is convening the brightest minds in the industry to explore who will win in what we’re calling “the 4G Nirvana.”
The mobile industry was already on fire. …
There is no bubble forming around Silicon Valley or tech startups because white-hot companies like Twitter and Facebook are able to show they have fundamental value and are capable of making money, Phil Black, co-founder at early stage venture capital …
We just wrapped up MobileBeat 2010, our annual mobile tech conference. Over the course of two days, we brought speakers including HP’s Phil McKinney, AT&T’s John Donovan, and Facebook’s Erick Tseng on-stage to talk about their vision of the mobile …
GetJar, an online mobile application store, last night announced the winners of The Gettie Awards, an annual mobile app competition, at VentureBeat’s annual MobileBeat conference in San Francisco.
Second to the Apple App Store, GetJar is the second largest application …
As large, national and international brands begin to show interest in advertising on location-based services, the check-in games are finding they’re on the winning end of the deal. This is a point that came up in one of the MobileBeat …
