S60 Open to new features

Petteri Koponen is a co-founder of four companies, who joined Google in 2007 after the acquisition of the micro-blogging company Jaiku. At Google, one of his favorite tasks is to look over Picasa Web Albums for mobile, a mobile-optimized AJAX application for browsing online photos.

Petteri has worked with mobile products for the last ten years. During this time, his duties have varied from selling service operator platforms in the Middle East to ramping up the R&D and operations of a pan-European mobile virtual network operator. He loves the diversity of mobile technologies and endless creativity of software engineers.

Joe Walnes is a software engineer for Google in London. For the past 12 years of his career, Joe has had a strong focus on building fast and intuitive web-applications - that's what he loves. In the last couple of years, he's turned his attention to mobile web-applications.

At Google, Joe leads the Picasa Web Albums for mobile team, where he's been investigating better ways to share photos on your phone. Outside of this, Joe is actively involved in the open source community. Search the web to find out more...

Daniel Shugrue is a 10 year software and telecom industry veteran. He currently heads the Consumer Engagement team in Nokia’s S60 Marketing group. Prior to his role with S60 Marketing, Daniel served as Product Manager for Nokia’s picture messaging service. Before that he worked with unified messaging software. Daniel holds a BA from Washington University in St. Louis and an MBA from Babson College.

Ganesh Sivaraman heads the global marketing of Web Technologies & Applications for S60 and has been instrumental in creating the excitement & awareness of the highly-acclaimed Web Browser for S60. Prior to joining S60 marketing team, Mr. Sivaraman was in charge of product management of S60 Rich Call and had the global responsibility for product creation, management and strategic direction. Mr. Sivaraman also represented Nokia as the lead delegate in mobile standardization bodies, such as SyncML and Open Mobile Alliance (OMA), as co-chairman in SyncML and vice-chairman in OMA Data Synchronization groups. Mr. Sivaraman has been with Nokia since 2000 and has a master's in science degree in Electronics.

Oren Levine brings almost 20 years of experience in software development and mobile communications to his role as Product Marketing Manager in Nokia’s S60 organization. He is responsible for promoting the runtime technology offering of the S60 platform, encouraging software developers to create innovative applications and services for mobile devices.

Oren joined Nokia in 2001, and held a variety of positions in product management, software development, and standardization. Before joining Nokia, he worked for over 10 years as a software engineer and architect, gaining experience in wide range of areas including 3D graphics, machine translation, Web application development and database design . Oren earned an M.S. degree in software engineering from Northeastern University and a B.S. in mechanical engineering from MIT.

Ganesh Sivaraman heads the global marketing of Web Technologies & Applications for S60 and has been instrumental in creating the excitement & awareness of the highly-acclaimed Web Browser for S60. Prior to joining S60 marketing team, Mr. Sivaraman was in charge of product management of S60 Rich Call and had the global responsibility for product creation, management and strategic direction. Mr. Sivaraman also represented Nokia as the lead delegate in mobile standardization bodies, such as SyncML and Open Mobile Alliance (OMA), as co-chairman in SyncML and vice-chairman in OMA Data Synchronization groups. Mr. Sivaraman has been with Nokia since 2000 and has a master's in science degree in Electronics.

Worked with Internet services since mid-90s, including lots of success stories such as WAP, interactive digital TV etc. :) Loved mobile stuff all his life and finally joined Nokia in 2005. Got into blogging and started S60 Multimedia Blog.

Now involved with Mobile Web Server, responsible for product marketing and road mapping. Passionate about making "beta culture" to become a reality in Nokia.

MOSH is a user defined distribution channel for mobile content initiated by Nokia. The name "MOSH" comes from "Mobilize and Share".

The channel can be used to both download and upload various content for mobile phones or other platforms. File types that are handled are: audio, images, applications, games, videos, documents.

A person can create an account on MOSH that comes with the following stats: creator (for content created by that person), collector (for the number of objects added to the collection in the account) and sharer (for uploading files that are not necessarily the work of that person) [1]

MOSH was launched by Nokia in August and is still in Beta.

James found his way to Finland and Nokia by marrying a beautiful Finnish girl. He manages media relations for MOSH and wishes he had half the talent of most MOSH contributors. In his spare time he digs holes in the garden, plants flowers, bushes and trees and hopes they will survive the Winter.