Mobile Developer TV

Shash Anand introduces SOTI Inc at BlackBerry World Part 2

momchil — Fri, 03 Jun 2011 01:08:11 +0000

Shash Anand, Product Manager of MobiAssist at SOTI talks about Mobile Device Management. The award-winning tool of SOTI allows remote management of a wide variety of devices, such as BlackBerries, Windows Phones, Windows Desktops and Laptops, Android devices and iPhones.

Shash Anand introduces SOTI Inc at BlackBerry World Part 1

momchil — Fri, 03 Jun 2011 00:40:08 +0000

Brian Reed of BoxTone talks at BlackBerry World

momchil — Thu, 12 May 2011 21:57:50 +0000

This is Momchil here with a video of Brian Reed of BoxTone.

Brian Reed, leader of the Product Team at BoxTone talks about the fast-growing market of Mobility Management. BoxTone offers full Mobile life cycle management, from secure device management to support management, operations management and pro-active monitoring.

John Cooper, MD of Pyxis Ventures

momchil — Wed, 11 May 2011 18:50:07 +0000

Next on our video episodes from Unlimited Drinks is John Cooper, MD of Pyxis Ventures helping developers get onto mobile platforms.

In this video we asked John to give us an overview of his company and how developers can benefit from the services of Pyxis Ventures.

Unlimited Drinks was kindly supported by Qualcomm — thank you very much to all at the company for their help. You can find out more about Qualcomm’s support for Unlimited Drinks at this post from last week.

BlackBerry PlayBook HDMI-to-TV Demo

momchil — Tue, 10 May 2011 21:48:10 +0000

Here’s a quick demonstration of the BlackBerry PlayBook’s impressive 60-frames-a-second 1080p HDMI capabilities filmed in my hotel room at BlackBerry World in Orlando last week. One of the most refreshing things about the PlayBook is that HDMI-out just works. It just works. There’s no arsing around like I was forced to deal with with the Apple iPad (e.g. only some applications can be played via the ‘cable out’ function). Plug-in the PlayBook to a standard (mini) HDMI cable and boom… what you see on the device is precisely what you see on the massive, massive screen. See what you make of it!

Gideon Clifton, CEO of TaxiStop pitches his service

admin — Mon, 04 Apr 2011 08:42:24 +0000

I was very interested to meet with Gideon Clifton, CEO at upcoming taxi-bookings service, TaxiStop. Gideon was at the BlueVia-Microsoft event to talk about the how TaxiStop is leveraging a plethora of Microsoft and BlueVia technologies to deliver its new service. I’m rather excited at the prospect of using TaxiStop to book my taxi journeys with a click-or-two on my phone.

Cooliris CEO Soujana Bhumkar introduces LiveShare

admin — Sat, 02 Apr 2011 08:01:56 +0000

At the Microsoft-BlueVia event in London, Soujana Bhumkar, CEO of Cooliris was there to discuss how his company makes substantial use of both Microsoft and BlueVia technologies. I asked him to give us an overview of the LiveShare service and tell us about how he uses BlueVia/Microsoft to support his business.

Richard Cudlip introduces TweetALondonCab’s deal with TaxiStop

admin — Thu, 31 Mar 2011 14:34:52 +0000

I’ve been following the growth and success of the phenomenon that is TweetALondonCab for some time now so it was brilliant to be able to capture co-founder Richard Cudlip on camera today at the Microsoft-BlueVia event.

Richard was there to talk about his organisation’s new arrangement with the upcoming Taxi service, TaxiStop (see the next video for more about that). Thank you for taking the time Richard!

And remember, next time you need a cab in London, why not Tweet one?

Ron Stevenson of Schakra discusses GoGoStat

admin — Thu, 31 Mar 2011 13:30:22 +0000

At the Microsoft-BlueVia event in London, I met up with Ron Stevenson, Product Manager at Schakra to find out more about their GoGoStat service and to learn more about how they plan to integrate BlueVia into their offering.

Working at internet speed with a mobile operator

admin — Thu, 31 Mar 2011 10:45:29 +0000

Continuing our BlueVia Introduction series, their top man, Jose Valles, is back — but this time in English! (I hope you enjoyed Jose’s brief Spanish video from Monday).

I asked Jose if he could give me an example of how BlueVia works with developers. He jumped straight into an answer so I’ve edited the video from there — I particularly like his ‘internet speed’ point. It is written in the annals of developer history that thou shalt not expect a mobile operator to move fast. This might well be true, but when it comes to BlueVia, Jose explains that they’re enabling developers to move at internet speed. I can well believe it. Have a watch..

For more information on BlueVia, Telefonica’s developer programme, please visit www.bluevia.com.