Mobile Monday Silicon Valley

Left Side of the Room. 

Right Side of the Room.

Check out this video from MobileDeveloper.tv. It’s a nice overview of our last location-aware app demo night in San Francisco on 5/4/09, and a preview of what you’ll see at our next event on 6/1 in Palo Alto. 

http://www.mobiledeveloper.tv/2009/05/27/episode-1-mobile-monday-silicon-valley/

We’re holding the second Mobile Monday Silicon Valley location-aware app demo night on Monday, June 1st in Palo Alto. This event its open bar is sponsored by Skyhook Wireless and AT&T. 

The following apps will be presented:

Nokia Point and Find
Skout
Abaqus
GeoVector
GasBag
EveryTrail & Wherester
Boorah
Zhiing

Details

All of the participants in this Mobile Mobile Monday event will be invited to the AT&T Developer night in downtown San Francisco on June 3rd - free Spanish food and drink will be provided.

Location: Garden Court Hotel

Date: Monday, June 1. Doors at 6:30, event starts at 7pm.

Cost: Free - but registration is required to attend. Click here to register: http://momosvjune09.eventbrite.com/

Cocktails: Provided

Parking: Complimentary Valet

Join us on Monday, May 4th in San Francisco for a Mobile Monday Silicon Valley demo night of location-aware apps. This event its open bar is sponsored by Skyhook Wireless.

The following apps will be presented:

Carr Matey
Rub2Grub
Voila
Geoterrestrial
Seek and Spell
zKatter
Wertago

Location: Omni San Francisco

Date: Monday, May 4. Doors at 6:30, event starts at 7pm.

Cost: Free - but registration is required to attend. Click here to register: http://momosvmay09.eventbrite.com/

Cocktails: Provided

Parking:$25ish to valet, or try St. Mary’s Garage a few blocks away. Nearest BART is Montgomery.

We are grateful to our generous sponsor, Skyhook Wireless.

Another location-aware app demo night will follow in June!

We’ve missed a bunch of meetings in the Silicon Valley area over the last few months while I was wrapped up in some other things. I am no longer wrapped however! So I’ve been putting some effort into getting the meetings back up and going again. Thanks to everyone who sent emails offering sponsorships or meeting space to get the meetings going again. It was definitely very motivating to hear from folks how much they wanted to see the events keep going.

I tend to get wrapped up in stuff pretty often however, and I wanted to make sure I’m not the single point of failure for the events going forward. So I’ve asked two people who have done wonderful things with MoMo events in other areas, and who spend time in the Bay Area these days, to help out with the events. Kate Imbach helped to start and is currently organizing the MoMo events in Boston. And Mario Tapia was running the Los Angeles events before he moved up to San Francisco. If you don’t already know either of them, just grab me at the next event and I’ll be happy to introduce you.

Kate is already up and running setting up the May and June events and should have the info posted within the next few days. We’re all looking forward to getting things going again, hope to see you all soon,

- Mike