The latest installment of Developer Garage will be taking place on the 24th of September. Development Garage seeks to provide a channel for developers to share experience, trends and insights on developing and commercializing sites and applications on mobile Internet. In this series, join other like-minded individuals to explore the potential that mobile Internet unleashes.
Speakers
Calvin Cheng and Tudor Munteanu, software developers and consultants from Odeon Consulting, will present insights on the Usability and Commerce on smartphones. They will discuss important lessons derived from the modern history of PCs, smartphones and tablets and how they can be applied in light of the new generation of mobile devices. They would also highlight findings from a recent mobile UI research project supported with hundreds of user interviews. Key findings include:
* How users interact with well-designed mobile interfaces
* Interesting relationships between mobile application owners, creators and their users
Johan D. Kremer, Head of Alliances for SEA, Research in Motion (Singapore), will shed light on the topic Lifestyle Driven by Innovation with BlackBerry by giving examples of how developers have used BlackBerry developers platform to leverage Ads into Push based applications and BlackBerry Theme Studio for theme creation as part of a Digital Marketing campaign. Johan brings with him extensive enterprise experience in Business Intelligence, Managed Data services and Mobility Solutions for Enterprises and Consumers.
Event Details
Date: Friday 24th September 2010
Time: 4 – 6pm
Where: BuzzCity (Yellow Pages Building), 1 Lor 2 Toa Payoh Yellow Pages Building #02-03 Singapore 319637 [Map]
Dress Code: Casual
Light refreshment and networking to follow.
Email baoyi@buzzcity.com to RSVP as seats are limited on a first-come first-served basis.
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