Sessions Budapest 2007

Aligning with Motorola and the UIQ Ecosystem

We are breaking open the doors to a powerful new platform, products, revenues and global markets. Join us to learn how you can work with Motorola and take advantage of this exciting new development opportunity.

Aligning with Motorola and the UIQ Ecosystem was presented by Steve Stefanik

Capitalizing YOUR innovation on new trends and technologies

• UIQ platform as base for Sony Ericsson
• Touch me again – you have done that before!
• So you want to get pre-loaded?

Capitalizing YOUR innovation on new trends and technologies was presented by Abbas Sumar

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Catching the eye - How to make consumers choose your application

The presentation will cover many important areas for developers to consider, for example Neil will talk about what you should NOT do when launching a new product, what the different types of consumers, how to address them and how to profile your audience. He will also give you 8 Simple steps to make your product more appealing and talk about the importance of marketing.

Catching the eye - How to make consumers choose your application was presented by Neil Wooding

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Catching The Eye – What makes a carrier take notice of your application?

Content will be based around the commercial opportunities through Orange Partner, what we’re looking for, what we’re not looking for and how to distribute your mobile applications through Orange Partner.

Catching The Eye – What makes a carrier take notice of your application? was presented by Steve Parrott

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Help, I am a developer! Get me out of here!

Adventures in the programming jungle. Less of a presentation and more an interactive session, John has chosen some topics close to a developers heart with the objective of sharing some of his extensive experience. By shedding some light on these topics developers should be able to develop higher quality, more robust applications in a shorter timescale. Warning, this session contains useful real world technical information and absolutely no graphs about how many devices may or may not be manufactured by whom in the next 12 months!

Help, I am a developer! Get me out of here! was presented by John Holloway

I Want To Make It With You… (aka. Everything you ever wanted to know about strategic relationships, but were too afraid to ask!)

• Why strategic relationships are important to your business?
• How those relationships affect your profitability
• Once you’ve got them, how do you keep them?

I Want To Make It With You… (aka. Everything you ever wanted to know about strategic relationships, but were too afraid to ask!) was presented by John Phillips

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Mobility and the Next wave of innovation

As networks, mobile devices, services and content converge, fragmentation creates hurdles to seamless user experiences. Motorola is developing new technologies and approaches to enable seamless mobility across the entire software ecosystem. Join us to learn about key technology trends that just may change the way you approach development tomorrow.

Mobility and the Next wave of innovation was presented by Paul Leeper

Multiplatform applications design & development

This presentation will give you a few of the tips & trick about designing, developing and testing multiplatform applications: how to avoid common traps. How Barefoot Software won the UIQ Open 2007 Competition, from Series60 to UIQ3 in 48 hours, a few coffees and a sleek brand new SDK (you can win too, by the way). Why targeting UIQ is of primary interest to Barefoot Software and should be yours too and Introducing eyeGT, the solution to develop sophisticate native multiplatform application.

Multiplatform applications design & development was presented by Emanuele Cipolloni

NetBeans 6.0 - A Fresh Look into Java Development

This presentation will take you through upcoming release of NetBeans 6.0 and its extension for Java ME development. You will be going through the mixed development for CDC/CLDC devices, how to build the applications visually and SVG (JSR 226) development. What is new in 6.0 – a quick look at newest NetBeans release and remote testing using Device Anywhere service.

NetBeans 6.0 - A Fresh Look into Java Development was presented by Petr Suchomel

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Porting Open Source to Symbian OS using P.I.P.S

• What is P.I.P.S.?
• P.I.P.S. or native Symbian C++?
• The future of P.I.P.S

Porting Open Source to Symbian OS using P.I.P.S was presented by Erik Jacobson

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Small business - Great applications

This presentation will demonstrate an example of becoming a successful developer without much resources. CellPhoneSoft has produced popular applications like Swiss Manager Pro, BallRoom, and LinkBoy. All these programs were tailored according to the demands of power users, to extend the system-level functionality of UIQ3 smartphones. An overview of both technical and business implications will be presented.

Small business - Great applications was presented by Zoltan Gyorgypal

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Spotting the Opportunities for Mobile Applications

Spotting the Opportunities for Mobile Applications was presented by Alistair Hill

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Symbian Signed - new and improved!

Symbian Signed is changing. During Q4, 2007, three new and simplified signing options will become available to developers, supported by a new (and lower cost) Certificate Authority. This presentation will give delegates an overview of Open Signed, Express Signed and Certified Signed.

Symbian Signed - new and improved! was presented by Sanjeet Matharu

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Tools - Carbide C++ for UIQ

Find out what Carbide can offer you in speeding up your software development, as well as what additional features are coming in future versions.

Tools - Carbide C++ for UIQ was presented by Michael Heinz

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UIQ - Freedom to Innovate

This presentation will provide you with information about UIQ Technology and our important role in the value chain for creating successful and user-friendly mobile phones.Learn more about our product and our goals for supporting and cooperating with developers.

UIQ - Freedom to Innovate was presented by Elisabet Melin

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UIQ - multiple configurations, multiple possibilities

With UIQ 3 is it possible to create different Phone Styles with UI Configuration Parameters: with or without touch screen, landscape or portrait etc. ‘UIQ -multiple configurations, multiple possibilities’ presentation focuses on providing information to developer how to write configuration independent applications for UIQ 3 by using e.g. new view classes and command framework, scalable vector graphics (SVG) for icons, building blocks and layout managers for application UI layout and other features of the framework. The structure of presentation consists of theory, code examples and demonstration on real device.

UIQ - multiple configurations, multiple possibilities was presented by Sami Viitanen

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UIQ Application Development - Migrating to UIQ 3

This interactive workshop will introduce a powerful methodology for porting software to UIQ from other platforms. It will then explore, as a group, some of the most important issues you’re concerned about in your own porting projects. Delegates may chose to come prepared with their own questions and experiences.

Learn more about Penrillian’s porting documents and presentations

UIQ Application Development - Migrating to UIQ 3 was presented by Charles Weir

UIQ Developer Community

UIQ is continuosly working to improve how we support our developer and partner communities and in this session Naresh will cover the overall developer programs, some of the more recent developments (especially the impact of now having two parents: Motorola and SonyEricsson) and some of the newer initiatives in the pipeline. We hope to cover the basics here but are always looking for help and suggestions on how we can improve our interaction with developers around the globe.

UIQ Developer Community was presented by Naresh Chouhan

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UIQ Development – The Platform, The power to be flexible and innovative

It is easy to find API and design documentation within the SDK for both UIQ and Symbian, however it is much harder to really understand the reasoning behind those APIs and designs. This presentation will try to fill the gap and provide some background information to make it easier to use UIQ 3. Suddenly the API and design documents should make sense and should be easier to understand. The presentation starts with a short presentation of the requirements and challenges that were faced when designing UIQ 3. It will then provide some detailed information regarding 3 important concepts: The CPF (Command Processing Framework), Managed Layouts, and File Handling. At the end we will sum things up and provide some recommendations for your development.

UIQ Development – The Platform, The power to be flexible and innovative was presented by Matthias Reik

UIQ Training - expert tips & tricks

• Layout managers – A practical introduction
• Building blocks – A practical introduction
• UIQ 3 hints & tips

UIQ Training - expert tips & tricks was presented by Steve Wilkinson

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