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The MDS Tribute to Steve Jobs

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Three apples changed the world forever. The first one seduced Eve, the second one fell on Newton and the third was offered to the world by Steve Jobs. A true visionary, he revolutionized the way we live, making a profound impact on multiple industries and the larger society in many ways -- from the way we work to how we communicate. In many ways, he brought us the future in our own time.

Mobile Developer Summit (MDS) 2011 will pay rich tributes to Steve through passionate discourses from real professionals and developers who have been touched by Steve's passion and creativity. They will provide their interpretation of how Steve did what he did, and most importantly how we can all learn to unleash our inner Steve.


Mobile Developer Summit (MDS) is India's biggest multi-platform conference for mobile developers. The 2011 edition will take place at the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) campus, Bangalore, from the 02nd to the 3rd of November 2011. The two day agenda at MDS will help over a thousand mobile developers wade through a wide spectrum of platforms and SDK's, by providing attendees with qualitative information presented by industry thought leaders and experts who will share their passion, experience, grit and learning.


At MDS 2011, experts and industry veterans will hold forth on topics ranging from the state of mobile today, to the future of mobile application development, to leveraging the cloud both for developing mobile applications as well as addressing the mobile content life-cycle conundrum. Attendees will learn how to approach the challenge of writing code for different devices, as well as techniques and tools that will help them gain a better understanding of how they can leverage emerging technologies in both native and mobile web development. From delivering apps to the world with Nokia and Samsung to unlocking opportunities with Windows Phone, vendors will hold forth on some very exciting topics to help attendees make the right choices.


More information:
http://www.mobiledevelopersummit.com

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