Symbian Exchange and Exposition 2010 is coming

Sun, 07/11/2010 - 20:22

Just in case you don't know or you already forgot: Symbian Exchange and Exposition 2010 is ready to open their door: SEE2010 09-10 November in Amsterdam

The Symbian Exchange and Exposition (fondly referred to as SEE) is almost here and this year it’s all about feeling free—free to attend, free to connect and free to help shape the future of the mobile industry.

Just as Symbian has broadened its mission to driving innovation throughout the mobile space, we are also redefining the landscape of our annual event to engage and inspire the brightest and most enthusiastic minds in the industry. SEE 2010 is not a tradeshow—it is a place for the wider community to come together, make cross-industry connections, conduct conversation, share ideas, educate each other and realize some of the vast possibilities that exist in the market.

There is truly something for everyone—we’re talking open forums, keynote sessions, seminars, hands-on labs, interactive demos and, as always, the much anticipated Symbian Party. It’s going to be an action packed couple of days that will leave you energized, eager and excited about bringing the future of mobile to life—so, mark your calendars!

there will be a lot of interesting sessions and speakers and of course some keynotes:

Tuesday, November 9th

10:00-10:15
Tim Holbrow
(Executive Director, Symbian Foundation)
10:15-11:00
Ms. Jo Harlow
(SVP, Symbian Devices,Nokia)
11:00-11:30
Mike Kuniavsky

Wednesday, November 10th

10:30-11:00
Jouni Ylitalo
(Open OS Strategy Manager,ST-Ericsson)
11:00-11:30
David Sallis
(Programme Director,Symbian Foundation)
11:30-12:00
Aidan Quilligan
(Managing Director, Accenture Embedded Software Services)

f.e there will be besides platform developer track, business track, busines app track a application developer track with these speakers:

- Jerome Portier, Senior Developer, Orange Wednesday
A Qt Success Story from Orange
- Espen Riskedal, Co-founder, Cutehacks
Creating Slick User Interfaces with Qt
- Hannu Honkala, Program Manager, Mobile Solutions, Nokia
Introducing the Nokia Qt SDK for Symbian Application Development
- Piotr Madej, Senior R&D Manager, Comarch
Building your first WOW!! symbian application
- Matias Impivaara, Global Account Director, Immersion Corporation
High Definition Haptics for Symbian Devices
- Sam Arora, Business Development Director, DeviceAnywhere Ltd
DeviceAnywhere and Symbian Working Together to Solve Developer Headaches
- Robert Ackland, Team Lead, Apps and Services Symbian Foundation
PANEL Moderator: Determining a Cross Platform Strategy
- Matthew Cope, COO Metismo Ltd
PANEL: Determining a Cross Platform Strategy
- Sami Viitanen, Head of TSC EMEA, Nokia
Qt on Symbian
- Guilhem Ensuque, Director Product Marketing OpenPlug
PANEL: Determining a Cross Platform Strategy
- Robert Catherall, Software Engineer, Media Processing Division, ARM
High performance rendering with OpenGL ES 2.0
- Paulius Meskauskas, Principal SW Architect, Nokia
Video Calling Application over Wi-Fi and 3G Data in S^3
- Maciej Debinski, Software Engineer, Teleca
Creating Compelling Music Applications
- Mikko Heikelä, Software Specialist, Futurice
Qt cross-platform development

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