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	Yes No	LBS 101: Geolocation On The "Horizon" Jason Finkelstein, WaveMarket, Inc. Location Based Services [LBS] have finally arrived. Geolocation is proving to be a truly horizontal ... READ MORE Location Based Services [LBS] have finally arrived. Geolocation is proving to be a truly horizontal market; it can be applied to dozens of different types of businesses. Hear from industry experts about the vast array of LBS use cases and what trends are on the horizon in the LBS space. Geolocation, Mobile / Wireless, Mobile Applications, New Technology / Next Generation
	Yes No	Completely Wired: Pushing Data in Real-Time Across Multiple Platforms Rudo Boothe, Sapient Interactive Push technology today gives digital information the ability to be shared in real-time between multip... READ MORE Push technology today gives digital information the ability to be shared in real-time between multiple users. Join me in exploring the innovative ways "pushing" content, such as Google Wave, along with social mobility and always-on connectivity, are enabling an instant communication capable world. Advertising, Branding / Marketing / Publicity, Digital Distribution, Mobile Applications, Social Networking
	Yes No	Brain Fitness: Mobile Applications Driving Innovation in Memory Sunil Vemuri, reQall This panel will look at the modern, ever-emerging means of enhancing memory through web and mobile a... READ MORE This panel will look at the modern, ever-emerging means of enhancing memory through web and mobile applications. It will go above the tonics and brain games of the 20th century to discover the future of memory enhancement with technology. Mobile / Wireless, Mobile Applications, New Technology / Next Generation, Social Issues, Web Apps / Widgets
	Yes No	"Marvel-ous” Mobile Marketing with Superhero Ringtones Jonathan Medved, Vringo What happens when you combine Marvel’s content library with Vringo’s mobile ringtone app? You g... READ MORE What happens when you combine Marvel’s content library with Vringo’s mobile ringtone app? You get the world's first superhero video ringtone portal, letting Superhero wanna-bes create comic call signatures that friends see when they call. How does it work, and what are the implications for content creators throughout the galaxy? Animation / Cartoons, Branding / Marketing / Publicity, Digital Distribution, Mobile Applications, User Generated Content
	Yes No	App Or Cr#p?? Rusti Baker, Motorola Roughly 1000 new mobile applications appear on marketplaces each week. How does an end user sift th... READ MORE Roughly 1000 new mobile applications appear on marketplaces each week. How does an end user sift through this ever increasing pile of applications to find what is truly useful? Join our panel of evangelists from each of the mobile ecosystems to hear how they identify best of breed applications. In this group discussion, you can gain insiders tips on apps you won't want to miss, a few that you would be wise to skip. Mobile Applications
	Yes No	From Mobile to Multitouch: Exploring a Post-PC World Trevor Kaufman, Schematic / Interactive Agency Once the ultimate device for interactive experiences, the PC is inching toward obsolescence. Public,... READ MORE Once the ultimate device for interactive experiences, the PC is inching toward obsolescence. Public, multi-user digital screens are transforming how users interact with everything from cities to brands, and with each other, and smart phones now allow communal experiences to seamlessly become personal and portable. This panel presents a future where we’re longer tied to our office or home, putting the world, literally, at our fingertips. Branding / Marketing / Publicity, Mobile Applications, New Technology / Next Generation, Other / Out There, User Experience
	Yes No	Death of the Browser Daniel Jacobson, National Public Radio With the tremendous growth of the iPhone and other mobile devices, are we about to witness the death... READ MORE With the tremendous growth of the iPhone and other mobile devices, are we about to witness the death of the traditional desktop web browser? If so, how fast will it happen? Or can the browser and mobile phone live in harmony in the years to come? This panel will explore the future of the mobile space and how it will impact the way we interact with the Internet. Digital Distribution, Geolocation, Mobile / Wireless, Mobile Applications, New Technology / Next Generation
	Yes No	Not-So-Random Acts Of Kindness Guillaume Lebleu, lebleu.org Mobile technology makes the real world a massive real-time multi-player play ground. This is a uniqu... READ MORE Mobile technology makes the real world a massive real-time multi-player play ground. This is a unique opportunity to move away from "all work and no play" or from the "this for that" of traditional money, towards motivating people to spontaneously provide good experiences, and collectively evolve towards more indirect forms of reciprocity. Community / Online Community, Mobile Applications, Social Issues, Social Networking, Video Games
	Yes No	iPhone Therefore iGame: Designing Mobile Experiences That Place Deeper Brand Loyalty at a Thumb’s Reach Derek Fridman, Sapient Interactive Hear the thought leaders discuss the latest trends in brand immersion, and how to generate success t... READ MORE Hear the thought leaders discuss the latest trends in brand immersion, and how to generate success through gaming and entertainment applications on the iPhone. Design Thinking, Mobile / Wireless, Mobile Applications, New Technology / Next Generation, Video Games
	Yes No	The Life Graph: You Are Your Location Sam Altman, Loopt, Inc. Bridging the gap between cyberspace and reality, the “Life Graph” will revolutionize how individ... READ MORE Bridging the gap between cyberspace and reality, the “Life Graph” will revolutionize how individuals interact with the world around them: predictive recommendations with rich local content that matters the most to you here and now. We will explore the Life Graph concept and how it will change your life. Community / Online Community, Geolocation, Mobile / Wireless, Mobile Applications, Social Networking
	Yes No	Rethink, Don’t Shrink! Designing for a Pocket-Size Screen Quinton Alsbury, MeLLmo The proliferation of smartphones in the mobile landscape is greatly changing the way we access and i... READ MORE The proliferation of smartphones in the mobile landscape is greatly changing the way we access and interact with information on the go. This panel will discuss the growing importance of data visualization, and share best practices on designing for small screens to optimize viewing and accessing information on mobile devices. Design Thinking, Mobile / Wireless, Mobile Applications, Visual Design
	Yes No	Best iPhone Apps: Ingredients for Apps that Delight Josh Clark, Global Moxie For his O'Reilly book and website, "Best iPhone Apps," Josh Clark stress-tested thousands of apps. D... READ MORE For his O'Reilly book and website, "Best iPhone Apps," Josh Clark stress-tested thousands of apps. Discover the design patterns, principles, inventive interfaces and clever insights that combine to make the best apps. Join in this free-wheeling app fandango to uncover the eye-popping features of the best apps. Design Thinking, Interface Design, Mobile Applications, User Experience, Visual Design
	Yes No	Spicing Up Non-Game Interactions With Game Mechanics Peter Odum, Punchcut Creating a game-like interactive experience isn't just about adding leaderboards or points. It's abo... READ MORE Creating a game-like interactive experience isn't just about adding leaderboards or points. It's about using any of the compelling (often ancient) mechanics of games to engage people's interest, challenge them and reward them for interacting. This talk will discuss several patterns easily adaptable from games to other interactions. Design Thinking, Mobile Applications, User Experience, Video Games, Web Apps / Widgets
	Yes No	We're Here! The Social Location Graph Explained Chad Catacchio, chadcatacchio.com The Social Location Graph is deeply changing the way we interact with the places we visit and the pe... READ MORE The Social Location Graph is deeply changing the way we interact with the places we visit and the people we meet there. This presentation will explain why geolocation will not only enhance your existing social graph, but will expand it in ways that a lack of place cannot. Geolocation, Mobile / Wireless, Mobile Applications, New Technology / Next Generation, Social Networking
	Yes No	IdeaName IdeaPresenterFirstname IdeaPresenterLastname, IdeaCompany Figure that most SXSW attendees have an intermediate or advanced level of expertise in their field. ... READ MORE Figure that most SXSW attendees have an intermediate or advanced level of expertise in their field. But, the "in their field" are probably the most important words in that sentence. So, if you are going to propose a beginner-level session for the PanelPicker, your best bet is to focus on a field most attendees are not familiar with. For instance, "Web Development 101: How to Build Your Site" probably doesn't make sense for SXSW Interactive. But, "Bee-Keeping 101: What Honey Farmers Can Teach us About the Web" would probably draw a big crowd. No, you do not need to have other speakers confirmed when you submit your panel idea. In fact, we strongly prefer that you do NOT confirm these other speakers until your panel idea is accepted -- because SXSW staff will want to work closely with you to make sure there is sufficient diversity of gender, geography, race and opinion on your session. No, you do not need to have other speakers confirmed when you submit your panel idea. In fact, we strongly prefer that you do NOT confirm these other speakers until your panel idea is accepted -- because SXSW staff will want to work closely with you to make sure there is sufficient diversity of gender, geography, race and opinion on your session. No, you do not need to have other speakers confirmed when you submit your panel idea. In fact, we strongly prefer that you do NOT confirm these other speakers until your panel idea is accepted -- because SXSW staff will want to work closely with you to make sure there is sufficient diversity of gender, geography, race and opinion on your session. No, you do not need to have other speakers confirmed when you submit your panel idea. In fact, we strongly prefer that you do NOT confirm these other speakers until your panel idea is accepted -- because SXSW staff will want to work closely with you to make sure there is sufficient diversity of gender, geography, race and opinion on your session. ARGs, Back-End Programming / Databases, Blogging, Branding / Marketing / Publicity, Business / Entrepreneurial / Monetization, Career / Work Concerns, Case Study, Cloud Storage / Delivery, Collaborative Filtering, Community / Online Community, Content Management, Design Thinking, Digital Divide, Digital Filmmaking, Education, Front-End Programming, Geolocation, Government and Technology, Hardware, History of Technology, Interface Design, International, Licensing / Fair Use / Copyright, Mobile / Wireless, Mobile Applications, Online Relationships, Online Video, Other / Out There, Search, Self-Help / Self-Improvement, Social Issues, Social Networking, User Experience, User Generated Content, Visual Design, Web Apps / Widgets, Writing / Technical Writing IdeaTags1, IdeaTags2, IdeaTags3
	Yes No	Is This the New Era of Multimedia Personalization? Jason Yim, Trigger LLC Trigger LLC, specializing in entertainment and youth brand marketing, would present the newest multi... READ MORE Trigger LLC, specializing in entertainment and youth brand marketing, would present the newest multimedia personalization technologies. From iPhones to Blackberries, techies don't just want a few games of digital blackjack, they want personalized, kick-ass games and apps!Multimedia personalization will be discussed; iPhone games, apps and augmented reality. Mobile Applications
	Yes No	Post-“Point Oh”: Why Startups Should Think Differently Katie Lips, Little World Gifts Web 2.0 is dead. This presentation will explain that by rejecting Web 2.0 trends, startups can give ... READ MORE Web 2.0 is dead. This presentation will explain that by rejecting Web 2.0 trends, startups can give themselves a fighting chance and stand out. In a world of user generated abundance, try selling scarcity. Don’t be a faceless, free-for-all platform; be exclusive and selective. Embrace real-world restrictions. Business / Entrepreneurial / Monetization, Content, Mobile Applications, Online Relationships, Other / Out There
	Yes No	Rethink Web Design & Experience – Mobile First Juan Morales, Sapient 60+% people in Europe access the Internet thru mobile, there are three times more mobile phones than... READ MORE 60+% people in Europe access the Internet thru mobile, there are three times more mobile phones than credit cards globally, 4G is around the block, everything will be connected, users will not distinguish touch points or condone lack of care from brands. Isn’t it ironic that we've been constantly designing and pushing for larger screens and move real estate and now we have to go back to basics? Mobile cannot be an campaign extension, an optional browser experience, or something you get to if you have time ... Learn the best design practices, approach, strategy, and global view of the absolutely necessary lifestyle technology that is about to be world’s center of attention. Design Thinking, Mobile / Wireless, Mobile Applications, New Technology / Next Generation, User Experience
	Yes No	F#$% Keeping It Simple Dave Coleman, ZooCasa and Spreed Inc A conversation on the most effective mobile and online advertising as well PR campaigns. We do not d... READ MORE A conversation on the most effective mobile and online advertising as well PR campaigns. We do not disagree with keeping it simple, however in the new world of advertising and promotion we need to find ways of engaging users in interactive and emersive campaigns that are sometimes more complex in order to bring value to the end user and advertiser Advertising, Branding / Marketing / Publicity, Case Study, Mobile / Wireless, Mobile Applications
	Yes No	Pass it Back! Kid Apps on Grown-up Devices Nina Walia, PBS KIDS The “pass-back effect” — when parents hand their mobile device to kids in the backseat or when... READ MORE The “pass-back effect” — when parents hand their mobile device to kids in the backseat or whenever they’re on-the-go — creates unique challenges to optimize kid-friendly mobile apps within the constraints of devices designed for grown-ups. Kids’ media industry pros discuss challenges & solutions for this diverse & growing niche audience. Case Study, Education, Interface Design, Mobile Applications, User Experience
	Yes No	App Design: How People Really Use The iPhone Bill Westerman, Create with Context Look beyond the fanatical tappers, pinchers, and úber-downloaders, and you come face-to-face with t... READ MORE Look beyond the fanatical tappers, pinchers, and úber-downloaders, and you come face-to-face with them: the other 80%. How do they really use use the iPhone? What resonates? What’s confusing? How do they perceive App Store content? And what the heck is it with all these Fart apps? Interface Design, Mobile / Wireless, Mobile Applications, User Experience
	Yes No	Help! My Toddler's Tweeting on My iPhone! Michael Bellavia, Animax Entertainment With parents concerned their young kids don’t turn into adult Luddites, and kids shirking old scho... READ MORE With parents concerned their young kids don’t turn into adult Luddites, and kids shirking old school toys for new digital ones, a wave of toddler tech is hitting the market. But is there a downside? Childhood Obesity? Online predators? Violent games? From pacifier apps on the iPhone to an array of mobile devices to online virtual worlds and games to social networking apps, kids are increasingly being targeted with tech. This panel of kid tech developers, marketers, and academics tackles the question of when is it age appropriate for kids to tackle tech. Education, Interface Design, Mobile Applications, Non-Profits, User Experience
	Yes No	I Want My, I Want My, I Want My BlackBerry Are Traasdahl, Thumbplay Where once people had to carry around multiple standalone devices—MP3 players, digital cameras, vi... READ MORE Where once people had to carry around multiple standalone devices—MP3 players, digital cameras, video cameras, eReaders—these functionalities are all quickly converging on Smartphones, which are now offering a competitive if not better and more full entertainment experience than any single portable device. For example, until recently, purchasing and listening to music was only available on one mobile device, the iPhone, but is now becoming available on a vast array of Smartphones—particularly the new BlackBerries. New products are being released seemingly by the minute—from the App Store to AppWorld and from the 3G S to the Storm—and everyone is trying to figure out how to keep up and lead this incredibly competitive space. Cloud Storage / Delivery, Mobile / Wireless, Mobile Applications, Music 2.0, User Experience
	Yes No	World’s Youngest Twitterer Richard Ting, R/GA Imagine communicating through Twitter before you could speak or type. An experiment using RFID enabl... READ MORE Imagine communicating through Twitter before you could speak or type. An experiment using RFID enabled tags helped a toddler bridge the communication gap with her father. Find out how this experiment can transform communication among industries from (retail to healthcare) and across generations from the young to the elderly. Digital Divide, Mobile Applications, New Technology / Next Generation
	Yes No	Mobile Still Sucks: What Can Be Done To Improve It Mike Brady, Hoot Ratings Making real money in mobile is about creating services integrating data, voice, SMS and the Web that... READ MORE Making real money in mobile is about creating services integrating data, voice, SMS and the Web that even your mother can use. This panel cuts through the bullshit analyst estimates and tiresome imagery of niche iPhone applications to present the hardcore facts for profiting with mobile businesses. Business / Entrepreneurial / Monetization, Design Thinking, Mobile / Wireless, Mobile Applications, User Experience
	Yes No	App-paloza – New Ecosystems of App Developers Robert Scoble, Scobleizer.com With the rise of new technology platforms, whether mobile or more traditional, we are seeing a new g... READ MORE With the rise of new technology platforms, whether mobile or more traditional, we are seeing a new generation of application developers and application platforms rise to prominence. With new systems continually be developed, what does the next generation of applications hold? What will be the next big application platform? Digital Distribution, Mobile / Wireless, Mobile Applications, New Technology / Next Generation, Web Apps / Widgets
	Yes No	Location-Based Advertising: Making Us Rich... Someday? Kate Imbach, Skyhook Wireless Advertisers pay more to reach their exact target audiences, so precise location-based ads could make... READ MORE Advertisers pay more to reach their exact target audiences, so precise location-based ads could make mobile app developers rich. But, have you ever really seen a Starbucks coupon magically appear as you walk by the storefront? We’ll discuss the future of location-based ads for both advertisers and developers. Advertising, Geolocation, Mobile / Wireless, Mobile Applications
	Yes No	Apps or Browsing: What's the Mobile Future? Christian Lindholm, Fjord There is currently great debate in the mobile community, do we want applications or an open mobile w... READ MORE There is currently great debate in the mobile community, do we want applications or an open mobile web...or even both?! There are unique advantages with both. Applications are wonderful in the digitally disconnected world, where coverage is patchy. The mobile web is fantastic as it is easy to develop and deploy. Applications are easier to monetize, but there are some shining examples of monetization from the mobile web. In all of this, where does the user stand? Interface Design, Mobile Applications, New Technology / Next Generation, Open Source, User Experience
	Yes No	Building Eco Awareness With iPhone Applications Ilana Westerman, Create with Context As the App Store crosses 1 billion downloads, the iPhone becoming the de-facto platform for novel, c... READ MORE As the App Store crosses 1 billion downloads, the iPhone becoming the de-facto platform for novel, compute-intensive applications to drive green awareness and action. Learn how the iPhone makes for killer eco apps, see how our Windspire app measures wind and builds community, and imagine what’s next. Case Study, Community / Online Community, Green / Environmental, Mobile Applications, Social Networking
	Yes No	iPhone Application Development: Myths and Facts P.J. Tanzillo, Bearded Pony, LLC This session will take you through the ins and outs of the specification, development, submission, a... READ MORE This session will take you through the ins and outs of the specification, development, submission, approval, pricing, and marketing of an iPhone application. Learn from the experiences of Austin development company Bearded Pony about everything from researching the market for your app to dealing with the Apple. Advertising, Mobile / Wireless, Mobile Applications

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