Mobile 2.0 Europe - Thank You!
1 Comment Published by Rudy De Waele July 8th, 2008 in Social Media, Operators, Mobile Lifestyle, Mobile Events, mobile 2.0, Trends, Innovation, Spanish Startups, Startups, Conversations, Events, Links of Interest
The first Mobile 2.0 Europe belongs yet to the past. We had a great event with lots of interesting sessions and speakers from different area’s in the mobile ecosystem. Seventeen promising startups came from all corners in Europe to present their new ideas in mobile.
Below are some links with reviews and ongoing conversations:
IN ENGLISH
Some notes from the Mobile 2.0 conference (Nokia Conversations)
Europe’s Mobile startups come together (TechCrunch)
(The Next Web)
Mobile 2.0 Europe: exploring the future of mobile
Mobile 2.0 Europe: best-of-class startups
Mobile 2.0: Rummble, Zipiko and Dial2Do shine, but venture capitalists express caution (VentureBeat)
Mobile Europe 2.0: Recreational Mobile Search, Intention Broadcasting & Much More; The Future Is Here, But Will MVNOs Like Blyk Drive It? (mSearchGroove)
Mobile 2.0 Europa - It Takes Two To Tango (Inma Martinez - Shift6)
mobile 2.0 - VC panel summary (Tony Fish)
Mobile 2.0 - The Conversation in the Wireless Industry Becomes A Shouting Match (Max Niederhofer)
(Dan’s Blog)
Open Business Models at Mobile 2.0 Europe
Early Stage Startups at Mobile 2.0 Europe
Mobile 2.0 Europe Kicks Off
Rummble at Mobile 2.0 Barcelona (Rummble Blog)
Mobile 2.0 Europe is over.. (SPRX mobile)
Mobile 2.0: following up on the operator perspective (blog cpinto)
Zipipop wins at Mobile 2.0 Europe (Arctic Startup)
The Electric Knife Syndrome (Charlie Schick)
Shout’Em after Mobile 2.0 Europe (Five Minutes)
Recap: Mobile 2.0 Europe (Cultureslurp)
Rummble: A Unique Play On A Location-Based Mobile Search Engine (GPS Obsessed)
[tce] mobile 2.0 europe takedown (Vitor Domingos)
Live from Mobile 2.0 in Barcelona (Federic Dummeny)
There is no such thing as mobile internet - Mobile 2.0 Europe (Local Search)
Mobile 2.0 Europe -Wrap-up (Ric Ferraro)
IN SPANISH
Mobile 2.0, la evolución del acceso a la red y sus contenidos (BRM)
Mobile 2.0: las operadores se defienden (CanalPDA)
Mobile 2.0 Conference en Barcelona (digitalismo)
Final del Mobile 2.0 (Unkasoft)
Resumen del Mobile 2.0 (Carlos Mantero)
Resumen del Mobile 2.0 (Carlos Blanco)
(OJOmóviles)
Congreso Mobile 2.0 en ESADE Barcelona
Mobile Social Media
Sesión Statups
La perspectiva de los inversores de capital riesgo
Startups Pre Series A
La perspectiva de los operadores
Startups Post Series A
Modelos de negocio abiertos
IN CATALAN
Mobile 2.0 Europe (alCim)
IN DUTCH
Mobile 2.0 Europe – Een terugblik op de toekomst (onetomarket)
PICTURES
TechCrunch Euro Tour - Mobile 2.0 Europe (Mike Butcher’s set on Flickr)
Mobile 2.0 Europe (Rudy De Waele’s set on Flickr)
VIDEO
Mobile 2.0 Europe #m2eu (QIK videos by Mark a.m. Kramer)
Revolt at Mobile 2.0 Europe (Mike Butcher)
NOTE: links to discussions are added daily so check this post at Mobile 2.0 Europe website for updated links.
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Mobile 2.0 Europe Conference
2 Comments Published by Rudy De Waele May 14th, 2008 in Social Media, Operators, Mobile Apps, Mobile Web, Mobile Lifestyle, web 2.0, Mobile Marketing, Mobile Events, Mobile Content, Announcements, Mobile Advertising, MobileMonday, User-Experience, Usability, Mobile Search, Mobile OS, Mobile RSS, mobile 2.0, Trends, Mobile Monday, Innovation, Mobile Video, Startups, Nokia, Location-Based, Events
The Mobile 2.0 Conference is spreading its wings to Europe and will land on July 4 in Barcelona, Spain. This one-day event focusing on the Mobile Web and Disruptive Mobile Innovation, is brought to you by dotopen and the Mobile 2.0 Organizing Committee: Daniel Appelquist, Gregory Gorman, Mike Rowehl, Peter Vesterbacka and myself in partnership with ESADE.
The MOBILE 2.0 EUROPE conference brings together experts and thought leaders from all aspects of the mobile ecosystem, including startups, investors, mobile carriers, device manufacturers, and mobile application developers and web technologists.
The MOBILE 2.0 EUROPE conference is an opportunity for companies to connect to industry leadership and startup innovation and broaden your C-level relationships.
The event will be held at the Espacio ESADE FORUM, Barcelona and will run from 9:00am to 6:00pm with a reception at the Espacio ESADE FORUM afterward.
So, what can you expect? Two industry keynotes, four panels and three series of innovative startups presenting live-demos.
Panel speakers as of today include:
- Tony Fish, AMF Ventures
- Dr. Maximilian Niederhofer, Associate, Atlas Venture
- Inma Martinez, Director and Principal Advisor, Stradbroke Advisor
- Anil Hansjee, Head of Corporate Development - EMEA, Google Inc.
- Mike Butcher, editor TechCrunch UK & Ireland
- Chris Liu, Managing Director, Fjord
- Leif Fågelstedt, COO, Blyk
- Ilja Laurs, Founder & CEO of GetJar
- Antonio Vince Staybl, CEO GoFresh
- Raimo van der Klein, Co-founder SPRXmobile
- Martin Duval, CEO bluenove / Director of the Orange Start-Up Program
- Carlos Domingo, General Director of Telefonica R+D labs
- Unai Iturburu, Head of Vodafone Spain R&D
Check the full speaker list here.
The Mobile 2.0 Europe presenting start-ups will be selected in 3 Categories (Seed Capital Stage, Pre Series A and Post Series A). Any start-up company with a mobile application can participate. To apply and present your company and your application, you need to fill in the online application form. Deadline for submission is June 6, 2008 at midnight CET.
Seed Capital Stage and Pre Series A Start-ups will be selected by dotopen and the Mobile 2.0 organizing committee. Post Series A Start-ups will be selected in collaboration with the VC Panel. During the event, all panel participants and organizers will vote their best Start-up in each category; the winner in each category receives an invitation to present at the Mobile 2.0 Event in San Francisco on November 3, 2008.
Early Bird registration for this event is only € 99,- till May 31, after that date, tickets will cost €199,-Stay tuned! More goodies to be announced soon.
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Mobile 2.0 slides @ Over The Air
0 Comments Published by Rudy De Waele April 9th, 2008 in Mobile Apps, Mobile Web, web 2.0, Mobile Events, Mobile Content, Mashup, MobileMonday, User-Experience, Usability, Mobile OS, Mobile RSS, mobile 2.0, Trends, Mobile Culture, Mobile Monday, Innovation, Startups, Events, DevelopersHere are my Mobile 2.0 slides of the keynote I did last Friday in London at the Over The Air event, a great initiative by Daniel Appelquist and Ian Forrester. Over the Air was organised by Mobile Monday London, hosted by Imperial College and supported by the BBC.
Kudos to the whole team who made this happen, this was more than just a developers’ conference, more than just a workshop or a barcamp… It was a 48 hours of mobile and wireless development experiment bringing together some +400 developers and mobile industry experts with great sessions on various industry related topics… Lots of great people and ideas gathered during these 2 days. Check the Over The Air website to view the presentations from other keynotes and sessions.
The were 21 competition entries for the mobile application prototype competition. The winners were:
* Overall Best Prototype - Mr. Tomm (Future Platforms)
* Best Mobile Widget - Auto Widget Configurator (Owen)
* Best Hardware hack - Phone Fight (lastminute.com labs)
* Best Use of Multimedia - 21st Century Fridge Door (Orange Pirate)
* Best Use of Wireless, Bluetooth or RFID - Bluetooth FOAF (Owend)
* Most elegant solution - Twitter Client for Windows (Dale Lane)
* Most over engineered - Clever Social Tool (Alex squared)
* Most practical / ready for market - Social Network Open Butler (SNOB)
* Best mobile web application - Browser Sync
* Best design / user experience prototype - Phone Fight (lastminute.com labs)
* Best Location Aware Award - Capture the Flag (Location based games)
* Audience Favorite - Capture the Flag by the Pink Pirates
And the winners in the unofficial categories were:
* Fun Award - Phone Fight (lastminute.com labs)
* Most likely the succeed with the CIA - (Social Tracker)
More info on the winners, pictures, and other follow-ups will be posted on the Over The Air website later on.
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Mobile 2.0 @ Plugg
14 Comments Published by Rudy De Waele March 22nd, 2008 in Social Media, Operators, Mobile Apps, Mobile Web, Mobile Lifestyle, web 2.0, Mobile Events, Mobile Content, Cool Devices, Analysis, Mobile Advertising, Mashup, Mobile Search, Mobile OS, LBS, Mobile RSS, mobile 2.0, Trends, Proximity Marketing, Image Recognition, QR codes, Innovation, Spanish Startups, Mobile Video, Startups, Nokia, IPTV, Mobile Games, Location-Based, ConvergenceHere’s my updated overview presentation on Mobile 2.0 I did last week in Brussels at the Plugg Conference, a great initiative by Robin Wauters. The conference included a Start-Ups Rally won by Viewdle.
I saw many people taking pictures during the presentation 
I you’re one of them, and if you want to share them just ping me if you have some good ones, I’ll be happy to link them and/or share them with my readers.
NOTE: As for the startups represented here, they are only some of the ones I am following. This is not intented as a complete overview but a representation and moment in time. If you’re not included in this presentation you might be in my next one 
Just ping me if I missed you somehow.
Some bloggers reported already (in Dutch) on my presentation:
Tom Wesseling @ Marketingfacts
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Mobile 2.0 at Read/WriteWeb
0 Comments Published by Rudy De Waele December 11th, 2006 in Social Media, Operators, Mobile Apps, Mobile Web, web 2.0, Mobile Content, Podcasts, Announcements, Analysis, Mashup, Viral, User-Experience, Usability, Mobile Search, Wimax, Mobile OS, Bluetooth, Mobile RSS, mobile 2.0, Mobile Web Server, Experience Design, Trends, Image Recognition, Augmented Reality, QR codes, Ubiquitous Marketing, Under The Radar, Innovation, W3C, Mobile Video, Startups
Kudos to Richard MacManus who offered me his space today in an idea to write some articles around the Mobile 2.0 subject to intend bridge the web 2.0 and mobile 2.0 communities. I’m kicking-off a mini-series of posts on the topic of Mobile 2.0, which will be explored more in detail on Read/WriteWeb this week.
“On the eve of Le Web 3 in Paris - and one month after the Web 2.0 Summit concluded - it seems like an appropriate time to explore the world of the mobile Web, a.k.a. mobile 2.0. There has been a lot of discussion lately on this topic, a good deal of it inspired by the mobile 2.0 event - a one-day event held on 6 November 2006, organized by Daniel Appelquist and Mike Rowehl….”
Continue reading “Understanding Mobile 2.0“, in which I tried to give an overview of what I currently understand as Mobile 2.0 and I included some links to essential writing done on the topic by fellow mobilist bloggers.
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Mobile2.0 needs flat rate billing
3 Comments Published by Rudy De Waele October 7th, 2006 in Social Media, Operators, Mobile Web, Mobile Lifestyle, 3G, web 2.0, Podcasts, we media, Announcements, Analysis, Usability, Wi-Fi, Mobile RSS, mobile 2.0People get ready, the mobile 2.0 train is definately on the rails now…
Mike Rowehl and Vodafone’s Daniel Appelquist (both involved in their local MobileMonday chapters) are organising a Mobile 2.0 event (just before the web 2.0 event) in San Francisco on November 6.
Though I am using heavily (and have been writing on) mobile (web) 2.0- associated apps and mobile podcasting, I haven’t used the term ‘mobile2.0′ a lot since I believe accessing the web from a mobile is part of web2.0 core = platform connected to any device, anytime, anywhere - however the real power of the mobile phone lies in the fact that the mobile has an incredible high penetration rate nearly everywhere - and is growing tremendously in area’s where it hasn’t reach it’s full penetration yet - and yet it’s going to be THE primary device that people will use to connect to web 2.0 services (or whatever we’re going to name it in a couple of years).
Many are probably seeing the potential but few (Ajit, Carlo, Charlie, Kelly, Oliver, Russell, and a few others…) have been writing insightfull ‘food for thought’ on this subject. So, I’m am glad the subject is finally hitting the event floors for real discussion with mobile value chain companies and players.
A great list of speakers will attend the mobile2.0 event, great job and initiative Mike and Dan! Personally, I would add some operators in the mix, that’s the real discussion I’m waiting for… Meanwhile walking the mobile walk - apart from using your 3G data card flat rate for mobile browsing, is still costing pocket loads of money for the enthusiast end-users.
For mobile2.0 to become a mobile user-driven media, and for mobile users to start accessing these web 2.0 services from their cell phones, they’re going to need flat rates from their operator or carrier. Here’s a taste of what it’s like accessing web 2.0 services on a mobile now… too bad my operator makes or breaks the connection (and charges per connection made) every time I…
- Check or send email from my mobile
- Check a (mobile) web page(s)
- Subscribe or update feed(s)
- Download or update a client application
- Upload a picture to Shozu, Flickr, YouTube or other services
- Subscribe, update or download a podcast
- Connect to consult my interactive Visual Radio service
- Trying out new mobile services
please fill-in accordingly if you use more services yourself…
… With the current operator offerings being unserved for mobile2.0 users like me (at least in Europe), I started to bypass the operator network wherever I can, what about you?
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