Session 7: Mobile
Video
Presenting Companies
Mytopia
Mytopia is "Helping the World Play Together" by enabling cross-platform development across the Web and mobile landscapes. Mytopia's RUGS framework allows developers to code connected applications one time and automatically compile native builds for all key Smartphone and mobile operating systems. Content built on RUGS is also seamlessly deployed across major social networks and the Web. With RUGS, developers use common programming languages to create applications for multiple operating systems without porting or any platform specific knowledge. Mytopia Online is a gaming community built on the RUGS framework with support for user profiles, avatars, virtual currencies and shops, in-game items, chat, messaging, leaderboards, tournaments and leagues. Users can play real-time games together across every supported platform, including iPhone, Windows Mobile, BlackBerry, Symbian, Palm, J2ME, Android, Facebook and Open Social. |
Tonchidot
Tonchidot is a leading developer of mobile applications. Based in Tokyo, believes in using ideas in clever, amusing and imaginative ways. Our mission is to create a world of wit, parallel to our real world, where witty technology and sensibility are used to find witty solutions. Our Sekai Camera ("World Camera" in Japanese) is a real-world interface for the iPhone that connects real and virtual worlds, allowing anybody to create, experience and participate in both. |
Mobclix
Mobclix strives to make iPhone applications better. Mobclix enables iPhone developers with the platform needed to gain real-time analytics and monetization strategies to create best-of-breed iPhone Applications. Analyze - Monetize - Innovate Download your free iPhone Library Today! |
FitBit
Fitbit inspires people to exercise more, eat better and live a healthier lifestyle. The company is developing an ultra-compact wireless wearable sensor, called the Fitbit Tracker, that automatically tracks data about a person's activities, such as calories burned, sleep quality, steps and distance. The Fitbit Tracker collects activity data automatically while it is worn by the user all day. The collected data is wirelessly uploaded to a website where the wearer can see their data and track their progress toward personal goals. The website provides a motivational interface where users can share their progress, compare themselves against similar people and compete against their friends, family and co-workers. At the website, users can also manually log nutrition, weight and other health information in order to gain a complete picture of their health. Fitbit makes it easy to achieve a healthy lifestyle by automating the collection of health data and providing a motivating and entertaining user interface. |
Expert Panelists
 Josh Kopelman |  Om Malik |  Tim O'Reilly |  Evan Williams |
