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Open Source Goes Mobile Workshop
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Written by Nokia
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Thursday, 17 July 2008
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Nokia invites all open source developers (Linux, C, C++, Python) for a fun filled Mobile Open Source Developer Day in San Francisco, organized alongside LinuxWorld held in Moscone Center in early August.
In this event we will show you how to develop open source applications for S60 smart phones -- The World's Biggest Smart Phone Community. We will tell you about new business opportunities, provide latest technical updates, and also give some technical training for open source development on mobile devices. You will hear from industry experts on topics like Python, Qt , Open C++, STL, and Maemo.
We want to keep the event as interactive as possible.You can suggest your own topic and we can talk about that in detail with you. If you want to start building your own open source applications for mobile devices, bring your laptop with you, as we will provide you all the necessary tools along with step by step instructions on developing and porting an existing open source application.
Prizes will be distributed throughout the event –including Nokia N95 - 8GB smart phones and N800 Internet tablets.
The Event is Free for all developers and as a couretsy for attending this event we are giving a one-day free pass to LinuxWorld.
So hurry up and register yourself as seats for the open source workshop and passes for Linux World are limited.
Date --> 06th Aug 2008
Time -->9:30 am – 4:00 pm
Location --> Moscone Center South Hall, 747 Howard street San Francisco, CA. East Mezzanine Level, Room 222
Register today by going to the below link
http://mktools.forum.nokia.com/invitation/opensourcegoesmobile
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