Comments for Mobile Monday Denmark http://www.mobilemonday.dk MobileMonday is a community of mobile professionals. The open community promotes the mobile industry and fosters cooperation and networking among industry people and their companies by providing opportunities for personal and virtual contacts. Fri, 12 Mar 2010 01:05:44 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 Comment on Mobile Monday - More Mobile, More Business? by Mobile Monday 1/9 | mobity.dk http://www.mobilemonday.dk/mobile-monday-more-mobile-more-business/#comment-1631 Mobile Monday 1/9 | mobity.dk Thu, 14 Aug 2008 13:09:46 +0000 http://www.mobilemonday.dk/?p=102#comment-1631 [...] for næste Mobile Monday Copenhagen er netop blevet annonceret. Det løber af stablen mandag d. 1. september kl. 16 - 18 på IT-Universitetet og temaet er [...] [...] for næste Mobile Monday Copenhagen er netop blevet annonceret. Det løber af stablen mandag d. 1. september kl. 16 - 18 på IT-Universitetet og temaet er [...]

]]> Comment on Mobile Monday - Rethinking Broadcast by Ed Celis http://www.mobilemonday.dk/mobile-monday-rethinking-broadcast/#comment-1310 Ed Celis Mon, 03 Sep 2007 12:59:44 +0000 http://www.mobilemonday.dk/http:/www.mobilemonday.dk/mobile-monday-rethinking-broadcast#comment-1310 Register off events please. Register off events please.

]]> Comment on Mobile Monday - Meet The Riders of the Mobile Broadband by gersbo http://www.mobilemonday.dk/meet-the-riders-of-the-mobile-broadband/#comment-1300 gersbo Tue, 12 Jun 2007 14:47:39 +0000 http://www.mobilemonday.dk/http:/www.mobilemonday.dk/meet-the-riders-of-the-mobile-broadband#comment-1300 I participated in last Monday's meeting. I would like to thank the organizers for making the inaugural MoMo Denmark meeting a very exciting one. I would also like to put forward a couple of suggestions for future meetings. I have blogged about the first Danish MoMo meeting in <a href="http://www.mobilmag.dk/2007/06/indtryk-fra-frste-mde-i-mobile-monday.html" rel="nofollow">Danish </a> and in <a href="http://gersbo.dk/2007/06/notes-from-inaugural-meeting-of-mobile-monday-denmark.html" rel="nofollow">English</a> - sort of English at least. Furthermore, I have created a <a href="http://www.flickr.com/groups/momodenmark/" rel="nofollow">Mobile Monday Denmark group at flickr.com</a>. The group currently contain the few images I took last Monday. Feel free to add your own. I would like to suggest two firms/applications to present at a future MoMo meeting: <a href="http://imity.com/" rel="nofollow">imity.com</a> and <a href="http://kofoedoglarsen.dk/" rel="nofollow">KofoedogLarsen.dk</a>. Imity is an application for mobile phones that uses the phone's Bluetooth radio to scan the environment for other phones. If a "foreign" phone is encountered, the BT ID of the foreign phone is uploaded to imity.com, thus building a network of "encounters" in real time. I think the imity concept - and the implications of such a "machine" 6th sense - are extremely interesting. Kofoed & Larsen have developed the <a href="http://bybussen.dk/page.asp?objectid=133&zcs=2" rel="nofollow">mobile time table application</a> ("mobile køreplan"), offered by <a href="http://bybussen.dk" rel="nofollow">Odense Bytrafik</a>. The "mobile køreplan" is very useful and a well designed application. Furthermore, the application is based upon the J2ME platform, which have never taken off as expected (until now?). I think it would be interesting to hear about experiences with application development for the mobile platform from both of these firms. Just my 2 cents! /christopher I participated in last Monday’s meeting. I would like to thank the organizers for making the inaugural MoMo Denmark meeting a very exciting one. I would also like to put forward a couple of suggestions for future meetings.

I have blogged about the first Danish MoMo meeting in Danish and in English - sort of English at least.

Furthermore, I have created a Mobile Monday Denmark group at flickr.com.

The group currently contain the few images I took last Monday. Feel free to add your own.

I would like to suggest two firms/applications to present at a future MoMo meeting: imity.com and KofoedogLarsen.dk.

Imity is an application for mobile phones that uses the phone’s Bluetooth radio to scan the environment for other phones. If a “foreign” phone is encountered, the BT ID of the foreign phone is uploaded to imity.com, thus building a network of “encounters” in real time. I think the imity concept - and the implications of such a “machine” 6th sense - are extremely interesting.

Kofoed & Larsen have developed the mobile time table application (”mobile køreplan”), offered by Odense Bytrafik. The “mobile køreplan” is very useful and a well designed application. Furthermore, the application is based upon the J2ME platform, which have never taken off as expected (until now?).

I think it would be interesting to hear about experiences with application development for the mobile platform from both of these firms.

Just my 2 cents!

/christopher

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