Last night I was at MoMo London where the topic was ‘Trends on mHealth’. Hadley Beeman, founder of LinkedGov and specialist advisor to health organisations, moderated the panel that included Mark Kramer from the University of Applied Sciences in Austria, Barry Flaherty, International Business Development Director for Grow in Qatar and Sophia Salenius who is […]

It was Demo Night at MoMo London last night. Here are a few thoughts from the evening…

I was surprised how many apps were web rather than native apps. One example was the mobile version of MilestonePlanner. The reasoning behind a mobile web version was (obviously) to easily support lots of devices.

I was particularly interested in […]

Mobile Monday London’s meeting last night was themed ‘200,000 apps, where’s mine’ sponsored by BlackBerry.
It was a panel event including Mike Kirkup of BlackBerry, Chris Bourke from Mobext, Eli Camilleri of Vision Mobile, Dave Burrows from Interchange Group, Alyssa Tisne from 7digital, Tony Pearce from TeePee games and Ben Scott Robinson from We Love Mobile […]

Last night I was at the MoMo London event on ‘Living in a Multi Platform World’. Here are some notes and, as this is the domain I work in, a few of my thoughts in italics.
The event was kindly sponsored by Microsoft. Alex Reeve, Director of Mobile Business Group gave a presentation on how Windows […]

Last night’s MoMo London, hosted by the GSM Association, was on the theme of mobile money. There were presentations from Neil Daly of the GSMA and Paul Makin of Consult Hyperion followed by a panel discussion including David Birch from Consult Hyperion, Chris Thomason from Seren, Ben Whitaker from Masabi, John […]

There were 14 demos at last night’s MoMo London. Here are some of my thoughts from the evening…

I was surprised with the breadth of platforms being supported rather than everything being just iPhone-centric. Each company had their own reasons for choosing their particular platform (or platforms).
I observed that companies seem to be mainly developing for […]

Yesterday evening I was at the ‘Enabling Mobile Voice Services’  MoMo London event sponsored by Skype. AudioBoo, HulloMail and Communigate gave demos/presentations followed by a panel/audience discussion involving people from Hutchison 3g (H3G), Nuance, Google, AudioBoo and Nicky Hickman who works freelance in project and innovation management.
Here are some of my notes […]