Add an eventSessions at Over the Air 2011 about Mobile in Bletchley Park
Friday 30th September 2011
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Product Doctor's Mobile Clinic
by Julia Shalet
Following the successes of the Travelling Teen Panel at OTA 2009 and the Product Doctor Drop in Surgery at OTA 2010, the Product Doctors are offering complimentary Product Health Checks at OTA 2011.
The Doctors will be happy to see you if you have a product at any stage, from concept through to live - perhaps you want to bring the product you are creating for the hacking competition?
To book your session, please email julia@productdoctor.co.uk with some preferred times
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Stolen and lost phones – can mobile applications help with this problem?
by Andy Williams
The theft of mobile devices accounts for a high percentage of street crime offences across the United Kingdom. Can technology assist the lawful owner and/or law enforcement agencies by designing a secure innovative solution to identify mobile device usage, or the location of that device, post theft or loss?
"Andy is a Detective Sergeant with 27 years of experience. His operational background is within the covert policing arena, which includes postings to high profile murder investigation teams, murder reviews, intelligence led policing operations, operation Trident (Met police response to black on black drug and gun related crimes) and he was involved in the setting up of the National Mobile Phone Crime Unit.
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Mobile Application Security and Mobile Security Applications: Sticks and Carrots
by Craig Heath
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Exploding the Gap Between Native and Web
by James Hugman
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Debugging Web Apps on Real Mobile Devices
by Dale Lane
A practical, demo-heavy, developer-focused session on how to debug mobile web apps.
The workshop is aimed mainly at people who have probably done some web development, but aren't familiar with the tools available for web development on mobile.
The main tool being demonstrated will be weinre - http://phonegap.github.com/weinre/
The aim is that even if you've not these tools before, you'll be able to set up and use them to debug your own web apps on real mobile devices by the end of the session.
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Mobile Mindstorms -- LEGO robots with Android (and iOS)
Saturday 1st October 2011
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The News. 27 Languages. One App.
by David Vella
The session will go through the challenges faced by the BBC World Service in providing a mobile version of its content across 27 languages and how we used PhoneGap to help cross the bridge into the app world.
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How HTML5 and Native Apps Can/Should Co-exist
by Alex Craxton
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What’s going on with security in the mobile industry and what’s coming up?
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Mobile UI and fried chicken (or how angry birds will kill us all)
Key points: this session with give practical take aways rather than inspirational concepts & there will be haribo.
Theres a lot of buzz around mobile design, examining adaptive designs, creating focus etc and these are all good forward thinking moves and highly relevant, but as so often happens accessibility is being forgotten. The first thing that will jump to most peoples minds is the image of a blind person but for many users mobile devices are actually wonderfully accessible to the blind but are next to unusable for people with physical disabilities. I intend to look at how many well known design conventions for desktop are inverted for mobile, how Fitts law has been turned on its head and show how a basic understanding of ergonomics is now massively important and will change design conventions over the coming years, and I will discuss how these aspects dont just affect disabled users, they affect every single user of mobile devices.
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Fostering Mobile Entrepreneurship in Ghana
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“Im in ur codez” - or, Securing Mobile Apps
by Nick Shearer
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