Hi all,

Just a final reminder that it's Mobile Monday Dublin tonight, and the
topic is Mobile Voice Services.

Our awesome speaker roster is confirmed as:

  - Catherine Hegarty;
    the O2 Product Manager for Post-Pay Consumer Voice will cover trends
in services and usage, particularly in Ireland, from an operator's
perspective

  - Andrew Fuller;
    the CTO of Dublin's VoxPilot on what's happening in the industry
regarding IVR, video IVR and standardization

  - Pat Phelan;
    demo session from MAXRoam / Twitterfone / Cubic Telecom entrepreneur,
and renowned Cork blogger


Doors (and bar) at the Odessa Club, Dame Court open at 6:30pm. You'll
need to buzz and go up to the second floor. The sessions will start
promptly at 7pm, followed by food and friendly mobile networking until
they kick us out.

Again, many thanks to our sponsors Tiger Beer (for sponsoring the drink)
and dotMobi (for the food).

We have capacity for a handful more guests - if you or a colleague are
coming and have not yet let us know, please mail us this afternoon
(sept08@...), or simply leave a comment on the blog
(http://momodub.com).

(And if you previously registered and know you now can't come, please
also let me know, so I can juggle the last few places. Thanks.)


As ever, I look forward to seeing you all there!

James

Hi all,

Our event next Monday evening is filling up fast and looks set to be a
good one. Details & signup at http://momodub.com

We still have one sponsorship slot available. It's a great opportunity
for a local startup to get their name out into the Irish mobile space -
but larger benevolent companies also welcome :-)

It's a *very low* 4-figure-sum, at most, to cover the event's food.
Drink is already covered: Mobile Monday Dublin is purely an at-cost
venture.

If you're interested in doing something for this month's event (or the
future), please contact me directly. Many thanks.


Otherwise, see you all on Monday!

Best regards,
James

Hi all,

After our very successful Mobile Monday barbeque with the MMA in the
summer, I would like to announce that we'll be holding our next event
the evening of the 29th September.

Often neglected (although they continue to be the major economic engine
of the industry), we will be looking at Voice Services, and how they are
quietly evolving just as intriguingly as the data services that steal
all the headlines.

Our speakers include:

  Andrew Fuller
  http://voxpilot.com
  CTO of Dublin's VoxPilot on what's happening in the industry regarding
IVR, video IVR and standardization

  Pat Phelan
  http://maxroam.com & http://twitterfone.com/
  Demo session from Cubic Telecom entrepreneur, and renowned Cork blogger

  O2 Ireland (speaker to be confirmed)
  http://o2.ie
  Trends in voice services and usage, particularly in Ireland, from an
operator's perspective


As ever, we try to put on a good social event too, and we'll have plenty
of time for food and drink afterwards.

Drinks are very kindly sponsored by Tiger Beer. Food by [YOUR-NAME-HERE]
:-) ...if you would like to help with sponsorship, please feel welcome
to contact me directly. It's a very cost-effective way to promote
yourself and support the local mobile community.

Venue-wise, we liked the Odessa Club so much last time that we're there
again (it's 13 Dame Court, Dublin). Drinks from 6:30pm, presentations
start at 7:00pm sharp.

We have a reasonable cap on numbers (which we hit last time), so please
make sure you register as soon as possible to let us know you're coming.
You can register by mailing us directly at sept08@..., or by
commenting on the blog post at http://momodub.com/?p=23


Looking forward to seeing you all again there!

James

Hi all,

We have developed a mobile application which can be used as a city
guide or any other Mobile Information Portal for Entertainment,
Events, Broadcast companies and other brands who have content. The
Mobile Portal sits locally on the consumer's mobile phone and so
secures local real-estate on the handset for the brand, and also
encourages repeat usage and interactions. We have found that it is
useful as a value-add for some brands or in some cases it has been
used as part of a larger digital marketing campaign.

We typically distribute through the major agencies, but are looking to
find similar partners internationally. Are there any potential
business partners out there who might be interested in working with us
to promote our product to their local markets?

You can see an example of this at www.zaption.com/mobile-city-guide

Please feel free to make contact with me. My contact details are
listed on our website.

Cheers,

David

dotMobi is seeking an experienced professional with a proven background
in Strategic Product Marketing. The role is for a minimum of 3 months
(starting immediately) and could possibly develop into something longer
term. Although we prefer the role to be Dublin-based, we're open to
considering the right person in another location provided they're able
to travel.

This consultant will help develop the marketing strategy as part of an
upcoming launch for a product aimed at the Small Business segment,
which will be offered through our existing channel of registrars.
Ideally this candidate will have experience with new product launches
in a high tech field (preferably mobile Internet, web, or domain
related). Responsibilities would include creating a formal marketing
plan including competitive analysis, managing primary and secondary
research (and related vendors), and directing the planning and
execution of go-to-market activities. More details are available if you
know anyone who maybe interested. Thanks for your help!

Paul,

Whatever you do, don't put too much weight on the stats from Facebook app
analytics group Adonomics (http://adonomics.com), when looking at mobile
facebook applications.  Their system does not seem to register "external" or
"desktop" user interactions at all.

For example the Facebook location-based mobile application SameCell shows up
in Adonomics with 0 daily active users:
http://adonomics.com/about/5225656391


Beyond that, I haven't found any definitive source of stats on mobile usage
of social networks or dedicated social network usage.  But this is a good
article to work from:
http://venturebeat.com/2008/05/09/analysis-myspace-and-facebook-challenge-mo
bile-only-social-networks/

Regards,

Ronan Higgins
Locle
+353-86-404-3574


Posted by: "Paul Walsh" paul@...
Tue Jul 8, 2008 3:43 pm

Apologies in advance if you're on the London list - as this will be a
duplicate email.

Can someone point me to resources where I can find stats on mobile
social network usage etc? For example, what percentage of Facebook
users access the site via their mobile. Future stats would be great too.

Many thanks
Paul

----
Paul Walsh

http://paulfwalsh.com
Mobile +44 (0)7738 758 8488

Hi all,

Tonight is Mobile Monday Dublin and the Mobile Marketing Association's
Summer MMMMADness Barbeque at the Odessa Club,
http://www.momodub.com/midsummer-mmmmadness

Prepare yourself for a great evening of food, discussion and
networking with Dublin's glittering mobile community - operators,
vendors, search engines, media companies and startups alike. Between
the two groups we have well over 100 people registered.

   - If you haven't registered yet, but still want to come or bring
others, let me know as soon as possible... I'll keep a waiting list,
and will let you know as soon as we can squeeze you in.

   - If you previously said you were coming and now know you can't make
it, please let us know. Someone on the waiting list can take your place.

   - If you have registered and are coming... well, you don't need to
do anything. Just turn up at 6:00pm and have a great evening!


The event is brought to you by our generous sponsors, Vodafone and
Tiger Beer. As is the barbeque menu: please see below :-)

It's going to be a brilliant evening for Dublin's thriving mobile
community. I look forward to seeing you all there!


James, Eamon, Claire & Gráinne


---------------------------------------------------------

The Odessa Club Barbeque Menu

  From the grill:
   - home made beef burger
   - vegetarian burger
   - yellow fin tuna steak
   - whole sardines
   - rump of lamb kebab
   - corn on the cob
   - Westedewechter German sausage

Salads:
   - buffalo mozzarella and kalamata olive
   - celeriac remoulade
   - new season potato salad
   - baby beetroot, feta, orange and sunflower seed

Hi

I'm representing a small european based mobile handset manufacturer
thats looking for resellers / distribution in North and South America,
Africa and some parts of Europe.

The company has some nice products including a touch screen handset
with dual sim capacity with lots of features and functions.

If anyone is interested or knows of anyone interested, please contact
me.

thanks

Martin

Hi,

I hope someone in this group can help me out with this request...

I'm looking for a mobile developer who can help create a small mobile
app to turn your mobile phone screen into a torch - i.e. turn the
screen totally white (or any other solid colour). There's lots of java
based free examples out there, but I'm looking to have an element of
control over the look a feel of it - application logo, launch screen,
active buttons, menu etc. I'm sure most of you could do this in your
sleep, and if so - you're hired!

If you interested helping me out, please contact me at
shane(at)mobanode(dot)com

Thanks in advance

Shane Mc Allister

Hi all,

Just a quick note to get you all ready for next week's event, sponsored by
Vodafone and Tiger Beer.

Between us and the MMA, we have almost filled the capacity for the venue. But
there's room for a few more, so if you haven't done so, please register quickly
(by commenting) at http://www.momodublin.com or by mailing
midsummer.mmmmadness@...


Venue
-----
The venue is the new roof garden of the Odessa Club, located at 13 Dame Court,
Dublin 2.


Agenda and Timings
------------------
It's on the 30th June. The doors open at 6.00 for a 6.30pm start.

The prospective running order for the evening is:

- Intro and Welcome - James Pearce of Mobile Monday & dotMobi
- Eamon Hession of Púca & MMA
- Chris Handley, Head of Mobile Internet and Advertising at Vodafone
- Questions & Answers
- Wrap up


The "formal" part of the evening (although these things are all relative) should
be over in less than 60 minutes, depending on Q&A. Networking, food and drink
follows (er, did I mention Tiger Beer?), on well into the evening.


Looking forward to seeing you all there!


James

MoMo Dublin members who are looking to hit the road for a day:

Please join dotMobi in London for a free, invitation-only afternoon
designed for brands, agencies, organizations and marketers looking to
understand the pleasures and possibilities of going mobile while
avoiding the ten top mistakes we've seen when brands go mobile.

This completely free event will cover a variety of topics, including
agency and brand case studies, to help your company and your clients
get the most out of going mobile.

And after the event, stay for complimentary cocktails, hors d'ouevres
and one-on-one conversation.

---------------
When and Where
---------------

Date:Thursday, 26 June 2008
Time: 4:00 p.m.
Location: The Hospital
24 Endell Street
London WC2H 9HQ
UK

----
RSVP
----

Attendees should RVSP no later than Tuesday, 24 June, via the form at
http://mtld.mobi/node/1041.

I nuked those two spammers who'd joined the MomoDublin list, and new
members mail will be moderated from now on.

Apologies for that.

See you all next Monday! (http://momodub.com)

James

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Hello everyone. We are very excited to announce our next event!

"Midsummer MMMMAdness" is a sunny summer's evening of mobile discussion,
conviviality and networking - not to mention barbeque - in Dublin.

Mobile Monday Dublin is teaming up with the Mobile Marketing Association here in
Ireland. ("MM-MMA-dness" - geddit?) And this, our first joint event, is set for
Monday June 30th, starting at 6:30pm.

We're holding it in the recently refurbished roof garden of the Odessa Club, 13
Dame Court, Dublin. The event is extremely kindly supported by our two sponsors,
Vodafone and Tiger Beer.

The theme of the evening will be "Mobile Advertising", and will feature brief
presentations from our guest speakers. Helping us understand this exciting
landscape (advertising, that is - not the rooftops of Temple Bar), will be Chris
Handley, Head of Mobile Internet and Advertising at Vodafone; Eamon Hession of
Púca and MMA; and James Pearce of dotMobi and Mobile Monday.

All followed by the Odessa's delicious roof-top barbeque, and the sponsors'
hospitality!

Entry is free, and the evening is set to be a highly lively and informative one.
So places are strictly limited to the first 100 to register. To ensure your
place, please leave a comment with your name at

http://www.momodublin.com/midsummer-mmmmadness

or email us at midsummer.mmmmadness@...


See you there!

James, Claire & Eamon

How does a customer relationship management (CRM) software package gain efficient data management and SD card support for its mobile product targeting Java ME-based BlackBerry devices?

Maximizer Software, a CRM vendor in British Columbia, Canada, announced a new relationship with database developer McObject to achieve that goal.

Maximizer will integrate McObject's Perst™ Lite open source, object-oriented embedded database into its mobile CRM software for BlackBerry smartphones. Perst Lite, through its support for Sun's JSR 75 specification, will enable CRM data to be stored on flash memory-based Secure Digital (SD) cards to extend storage capacity while on the road – making it possible to access more customer information in real-time, instead of relying on networks to download new data to the device.

Users will be able to access more records locally in order to retrieve and update leads, opportunities and customer service cases, customer notes and schedules, in order to stay productive and reduce downtime in the field.

For more information, see today's post on the 'Perst Blog'.

Hi,

We have two openings at Sentry Wireless for rock star students who are
looking for a real programming job in Dublin City Centre for the
summer, instead of the usual flipping burgers, pulling pints etc. You
will get the opportunity to work on cutting edge mobile security
software in a startup environment.

We are looking for two programmers with different skill sets.

Devices Developer Intern
• "old skool" C / C++,  assembly hardware programming skills.
• Preferably from an Electronic Engineering background with an
understanding of processor internals, registers, logic gates, stack vs
heap etc

Web Developer Intern
• Web development with Ruby On Rails, Python, AJAX, MySQL/Postgres skills
• Preferably from a Computer Science background, with J2ME or SIP/VOIP
experience a bonus

If this sounds like you, or anyone you know, please send me a CV and a
brief description outlining why you are a programming god, to interns
- at - sentrywireless - com or a private email through Yahoo Groups.

Thanks,

Ciaran Bradley

Robert
36 Millstead, Blanchardstown, Dublin 15, Ireland


Profile
A versatile IT professional with excellent communication and troubleshooting
skills, broad ranging experience in application development, embedded systems,
real time systems, telecommunication systems and security area. Capable of
quickly adapting and learning new technologies/languages/platforms.

Skills

? Proven ability to handle leading-edge technology in very short period
? Proficient Assembler (x86 and ARM/THUMB)/C/C++/Delphi/Java developer, with
very strong 10 years commercial development experience in windows kernel,
network, security, multi thread, GUI, embedded system
	 (Windows CE, PocketPC, Smartphone, Symbian OS, GEOS, PalmOS), database
client/server, web server, XML, etc
? Extremely familiar with DOS, windows 3.x, 9x, 2k, XP, Symbian OS kernel
architecture
? Fully proficient at web development (HTML, DHTML, VBScript, JavaScript, PHP,
etc)
? Fully Proficient at windows disassembling/debugging such as IDA, SoftICE
? Proficient at various installation tools/script languages (InstallShield,
Wise, etc)
? Strong OO analysis and design skill
? Good time and organisation management skill
? Self motivated and good communication skill

Operation System
DOS, Embedded System, HP-Unix, Linux, Windows

Database
DBISAM, Oracle, Paradox, SQL Server

Languages
Assembler, C, C++, Delphi, DHTML, HTML, IDC, InstallShield Script, Java,
JavaScript, PHP, SQL, VB Script, XML

Achievements

? Successfully build and manage the 5th Anti-Malware Symantec Security Response
Team in ChengDu, China
? Successfully deliver a training workshop to The Association of Southeast Asian
Nations or ASEAN
? Successfully develop IA-32 disassembler for new engine
? Successfully analyse various system/network/mobile threats (Virus, Worm,
Trojan).
? Successfully develop FTB (Symantec FixTool Builder)
? Successfully develop SymcMTRT (Symantec Mobile Threats Removal Tool) for
Symbian OS
? Article for VB Sept/2005, ¡°Symbian OS ¨C Mysterious playground for new
malware¡±
? Paper for VB 2006, ¡°A Deep look into Symbian Threats¡±
? Other publications, ¡°Unprecedented disgusting Panda: W32.Fujacks¡±,
¡°Profit-motivated blended attacks targeting online games in China¡±
? Successfully develop LDMP (Logica Device Management Platform) which provide
the OTA provision functionality to wide ranging handsets (Nokia, Ericsson,
Microsoft Stinger, Benefone Q, MagCom, SamSung and other standard WAP handsets)
? Successfully develop Oriental Express (The most popular runtime localization
system in Chinese market) within three months
? Successfully develop Oriental Dictionary for GEOS from scratch in one week
(This product greatly impressed Nokia and helped the company win it¡¯s first
contract with them)

Career Summary

Start Date  September 2002
Employer  Symantec Corporation.
Job Title   Senior Researcher
Department   Symantec Security Response (Also known as Symantec Antivirus
Research Centre)
Role 	  Senior Security Analyst
Duties
? Analyse various system/network/mobile threats and develop solutions in short
period.
? Add exclusion for False Positive
? Create deepsight alerts, writeups, and removal tools for various threats.
? Develop internal tools, such as IDA scripts for VB, winsock, Symbian
applications, md5 tool, NTFS alternate data streams extractor, Symbian device
snapshot tool, Symbian processes/threads/tasks control tool
? In charge of FixTool Builder (FTB) project and Mobile threats removal tool.

Main Projects ¨C
Project 1:  SRC ChengDu
Role in this project: Organizer

? Build the 5th anti-malware Symantec security response team in ChengDu, China
? Hire, train and manage 7 engineers
? Set up infection and testing environment
? Deliver training/presentation sessions to other teams and government
? Participate the Symantec China 2008 campus recruiting program


Project 2:  FixTool Builder
Role in this project: Designer and Developer

? Develops a data-driven windows threats removal tool framework
? In charge of entire base code, except the builder GUI.
? Removal tools based on this project
http://securityresponse.symantec.com/avcenter/tools.list.html


Project 3:  Symantec Mobile Threats Removal Tool
Role in this project: Designer and Developer

? Develops a data-driven Symbian threats removal tool framework
? Based on Symbian Serial 60 platform
? In charge of entire development work
? Complete development work in 7 working days
? The first version handles SymbOS.Cabir.[A-B] and SymbOS.Commwarrior.[A-C]
? For more information, please refer to
http://securityresponse.symantec.com/avcenter/venc/data/symantec.mobile.threats.\
removal.tool.html


Start Date  March 2001
Employer  Logica - Mobile Networks
Job Title   Senior Software Engineer

Main Projects -
Project 1:  m-OTA demo version
Role in this project: Designer and Developer

? Flexible provision, update Nokia, Ericsson, Benefone Q and MagCom handset over
the air
? Provide Nokia Smart Message (Operator Logo, CLI, Picture Message etc)
? Provide Multi connection mode (SMPP, Nokia Data Suite & Nokia PC Connectivity
SDK)
?
? Developed Platform: Visual Caf¨¦ 4, Visual C++ 6.0, InstallShield 6.0
? Related Tools & Technology: Apache, Java Servlet, XML (DOM, SAX), HTML, DHTML,
JavaScript, JDBC, SmppDTK, Nokia Data Suite, Nokia PC Connectivity SDK
? DB: Microsoft Access
? OS: Windows NT/2000

Short description: This project is start of our main device management platform,
which provide basic functionality to provision some handset and also we do
support Nokia Smart Message and normal text message, this project was developed
by java except following module: Connection (which use C++, and be invoked by
JNI technology), Installation Tool (which use InstallShield)

Comment: This project is nearly developed by myself except following module
Administration, Reporting and serial port connection


Project 2:  LDMP (m-OTA)
Role in this project: Designer and Developer

? Flexible provision, update Nokia, Ericsson, Standard WAP Device and Stinger
(Microsoft Smartphone) handset over the air
? Flexible template management
? Batch Provision (non-block)
? Web-Platform management
? Multi-language capability
? Work with Microsoft to support their stinger device
? Provided help for other team member
? Developed Platform: JPadPro 4
? Related Tools & Technology: Apache, Tomcat, XML (DOM, SAX), HTML, DHTML,
JavaScript, IPM, OpenSSL, ModSSL, continuus, rembedy
? DB: Oracle
? OS: HP-Unix

Short description: There¡¯s four different module in this project, I was
involved in webapps module, which include web-platform management
(multi-language capability), template parsing, encoding & processing,
communication between webapps module and smpp module (use IPM), everything in
this module was developed by Java


Project 3:  LDMP Bridge
Project 4:  Notification Server Test Tool
Project 5:  Pocket PC provision client (HP StarFighter)
Project 6:  Nokia Communicator 9210 synchronization tool



Start Date  September 2000
Employer  Raidtec Corporation(Europe)
Job Title   Software Engineer

Main Projects -
Project 1:  NAS(Network Attached Storage)

Start Date  September 1999
Employer  Start Sunway Inc. Beijing
Job Title   Project Manager

Main Projects -
Project 1:  Oriental Express (China¡¯s best-selling software product)
Role in this project: Analyst and Developer

? Localize Windows and windows applications
? Responsible for the kernel module (including Messages and APIs Hook,
Multi-Thread process, Memory Mapping, Watching on system process), International
charsets support (Include Chinese GB, GBK, BIG5, Japanese ShiftJIS, EucJIS,
NewJIS, Korea KSC, and Unicode UCS2, UTF7, UTF8)
? Wrote a Simple Word by Word Japanese to Chinese Translation Engine;Updated old
English to Chinese Translation Engine
? Developed Platform: Delphi 1,4 and 5, Visual C++ 1.0 and 5.0, Assembler,
C++Builder
? OS: Windows 95, 98

	 Comment: This tool is the most popular localization software in Chinese market.


Project 2: Oriental Network Tools Suite
Project 3:  Oriental Dictionary for Windows NT and 2000 (Chinese-English &
English-Chinese)
Project 4: Oriental Dictionary for GEOS
Project 5: Oriental Dictionary for EPOC and PalmOS. (embedded)


Date 	 March 1997 - August 1999
Employer  Gold Electronic Equipment Inc
Job Title   Project Manager

Date 	 June 1996 - September 1996 (Summer job)
Employer  JingDa Electronic Equipment Inc
Job Title   Software Engineer



Education

Bachelor of Engineering 			 Sept. 1995- Jan. 1998
HangZhou Institute of Applied Technology Engineer
Major: Computer Application
(3 years of a 4-year Undergraduate programme)

[Name] Martin

[Birthday] Nov. 1975

[Degree] Bachelor

[Work experience]
2001 - Now: Software development company
1998 ¨C 2001: Network company


[Major projects]

Windows platform
Mobile communication software:Exchange data including SMS, picture and ringtones
etc. between PC and mobile photes

Windows Mobile platform
Voice command software:Voice record and phonebook operation

Symbian platform
UIQ, FEP
S60 Bluetooth transfer software
S60 IP phone client
       Capture the dialing phone number, and then send the number to a server
S60 SMS reader
       Capture an incoming SMS, and then read it using TTS
S60 firewall software
       Block SMS or calls that you don't need and other function

Hi,

We've got an opening (probably from July 08) for a number of Symbian
developers to work on a Symbian client that is part of a bigger
solution we are working on.

Anybody interested in freelance or permanent Symbian work (Dublin or
remote) please contact me off list with a CV for more details.

Thanks,
Paschal.