Weekly Twitter Highlights for Socialize Mobilize
September 20, 2010 by Lisa Oshima | Uncategorized(0) Comments
Last week, I attended Samsung’s Free the TV Developer Day in San Jose, California. It was a well-organized, day-long event focusing on Samsung Apps technology and app development. All the talk of “smart TVs” got me to thinking about the future… Is Internet TV and apps the next big thing for developers? If the attendees at the Samsung event are any indication of the opportunity, signs point to yes. Read More…
This year, there’s a new event taking center stage at the Moscone Center in San Francisco on September 13-14: APPNATION: Show me the money conference.
As you might guess, this show is all about apps and monetization – mobile apps, social apps, TV apps – you name it. The speaker list reads like a ‘who’s who’ of mobile, web, media and agencies – well worth checking out. SocializeMobilize.com readers will get 25% off the full conference pass by using the code MHFC25 during registration.
There’s also great opportunity for developers to show off their skills, gain some cross-industry exposure, and potentially win cash through the “Pimp My App Contest”. Here’s the scoop:
One Great Contest — Two Cool Partners. We are calling on all developers to show off your skills by Pimping The App for Fox’s television show “Fringe”, The City of San Francisco’s Convention and Visitor’s Bureau or both. Enter as many individual apps as you like for either or both of our partners. There are separate grand prizes so, who knows, maybe you’ll hack your way to victory for both contests. Sort of like winning both showcases on the Price is Right!. So, start hacking as you have until September 3rd to submit your entries.
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