One internet – convergence of the mobile and fixed interwebs

Registration is now open for MoMoMUC on July 12 when we take the mobile internet and the fixed web and ask: Will it blend?

Beside our NATIONAL SPONSORS - Hostopia, HTC and Qualcomm, this event is sponsored by:

the Canadian Consulate in Munich

and

ICQ

SPEAKERS

• Thomas Aidan Curran, CTO Software, Deutsche Telekom
• Meinolf Althaus, Director Product Strategy, Development Technology and Solutions, Fujitsu
• Thibault Rouffineau, wipconnector
• Wolfgang Schmidt-Sichermann, in4mation.de
• Alex Erlmeier, ICQ

MC: Simon Jones (MoMo Munich)

Convergence. It’s one of the biggest clichés in telecoms – it’s also the topic for our Mobile Monday in Munich on July 12.

We’ve put together a first-class line-up of speakers, headed by Thomas Aidan Curran, Chief Technology Officer for Products and Innovation at Deutsche Telekom AG.

During his keynote, Mr Curran will discuss how the lines between mobile and “fixed” internet are becoming increasingly blurred. And to examine how hardware is evolving as the lines blur, we’ll hear from Fujitsu’s mobile computing expert Meinolf Althaus.

Join us also to test drive the new MobileMonday iPhone app – powered by in4mation.de. We’ll be using iPhones and iPads (if you have one, bring it!) to take questions from the floor during the presentations. But don’t worry, this time we won’t be putting the new iPhone 4 into the blender

And underlining the seamless transition between desk-based and mobile instant messaging, ICQ will be pulling the wraps off its very latest mobile version.

Join us in Munich on Monday July 12th for a lively evening of discussion and exploration.

We thank our event sponsors for providing complimentary food and drinks for attendees.

Venue:
Kongress Garten
Theresienhöhe 15
80339 München
Use the Public Transportation U4/U5 Schwanthalerhoehe
- Exit at the tail end (coming from Munich centre)
- Walk in the direction of "Deutsches Museum - Verkehrszentrum"
- Pass between 2 buildings and walk towards the May pole and to the entrance of the "Kongress Garten"