Over the Air 2011

36 Hours of Mobile Development (and including "Ignite Bletchley Park")

71 speakers

Coverage of Over the Air 2011

53 sessions

Day 1 Friday 30th September 2011

35 sessions presented by 71 speakers

• Web APIs 7
• Mobile 6
• Android 5
• Mobile Web 3
• HTML5 3
• bluevia 2
• Augmented Reality 2
• Mobile Security 2
• Mobile Web Apps 2
• Mobile Apps 2
• Open Data 2
• Mobile Content 1
• Security 1
• Content 1
• Web Standards 1
• Mobile Applications 1
• Open Source Hardware 1
• Arduino 1
• Product Management 1
• Titanium 1

Day 2 Saturday 1st October 2011

• 9:30am The FT Web app - We've Got a Website for That

  presented by Andrew Betts

• 9:30am QR Codes Under the Bonnet

  presented by Alistair MacDonald

• 9:30am The News. 27 Languages. One App.

  presented by David Vella

• 10:30am What’s going on with security in the mobile industry and what’s coming up?

  presented by Charles Brookson

• 10:30am How HTML5 and Native Apps Can/Should Co-exist

  presented by Alex Craxton

• 10:30am Navigating the Myriad of Mobile Payment Methods

  presented by Anthony Hicks

• 10:30am Developing Network-Friendly Applications: A Mobile Operator’s View

  presented by Kamran Kordi

• 11:30am Mobile UI and fried chicken (or how angry birds will kill us all)

  presented by Arran Ross-Paterson

• 11:30am Mobile Web Apps: State of the Tools

  presented by Ernesto Jiménez

• 11:30am Location Based Services and Privacy, it's not just where you are but who you're with

  presented by Steve Karmeinsky

• 11:30am Developing Apps That Transform An Enterprise – Some Lessons Learned

  presented by Paul Johnston

• 11:30am Historical Code Cracking with Phones: What if Pontus, the Gauls, Germans, Nervii, Egyptians and Helvetii had iPhones?

  presented by David Rogers

• 12:30pm Fostering Mobile Entrepreneurship in Ghana

  presented by Franco Papeschi

• 12:30pm “Im in ur codez” - or, Securing Mobile Apps

  presented by Nick Shearer

• 12:30pm A better world – one mobile & web start-up at a time

  presented by Franco Papeschi

• 12:30pm Mobile Augmented Reality with junaio - easily creating own AR experience

  presented by Frank Angermann

• 12:30pm NetMash: Native + Web + More

  presented by Duncan Cragg

• 2:30pm Closing Keynote: Professor Fred Piper: The Changing Face of Cryptography

  presented by Professor Fred Piper

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