BOSTON, USA – The Mobile 2.0 conference is coming again and Rudy and gang are itching to showcase some amazing startups. What’s great about this conference is that it’s filled with very energetic entrepreneurs who passionately believe in designing and building stuff for mobile devices.
Of course, the operators are going to be there. And, if we were there, too, we would, like usual, beg that we not gripe about operators and focus on what we CAN do.
Today, we’d like to point to a few interesting things that could easily be part of discussions at Mobile 2.0 – operator customization, apps in under served segments, and just plain cool geekery.
Yeah, read on. You want to see the cool video at the end.
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GLOBAL – Nokia Locate Sensor sparked a surge of worldwide interest, and indoor positioning obviously plays a vital role in the development of this hot concept.
Since we brought you word of the Nokia Research Center refreshing its website and more clearly connecting the dots between Nokia concepts and real-life products and services last week, NRC has released an interesting new paper on Location, Context and mobile services. Granted it’s not super in-depth, nonetheless it does touch on some interesting aspects of NRC’s plans in this crucial area of development, including a few much talked about projects including Nokia Point&Find, but also mentions lesser known developments such as the Nokoscope project (which we’ll talk about in a separate post this week), and also offers more information on NRC’s approach to indoor positioning, indirectly yet pertinently referring to Nokia Locate Sensor and the technology behind it.
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