One might expect that especially given the recent announcement of Google's I/O Web Forward open source conference during which Android will likely take the front stage, Verizon Wireless would be building some serious buzz around its own Open Development conference.
Rule number one: make sure that the main link on your press release works!! Yup, you know that link that points to all of the details about the thing you are announcing? Make sure the page is up especially if the conference is only but two days away (and the hot shot new entrant is stealing your thunder)!!!
So much for the anticipation... Hmm... although perhaps someone got an early start on that maintenance window...
On the other hand, here are the deets on Google I/O:
When: May 28-29 2008
Where: San Francisco @ West Moscone
Early Bird registration is $300
Attendee Registration is $400
And they even have the very generous gesture to offer student passes for just $50 each.
Why? (as if a reason was needed) An opportunity to see all of the best of Google's developers talk about all of Google's development platforms. Need I say more?
Regarding Verizon's open development conference, which is supposed to start this week on the 19th, I've been combing the Web for details today without much success. As soon as I find more information I'll be sure to post it.
Monday, March 17, 2008
Incumbent Beware
Posted by MobileBuzz at 9:50 PM
Labels: Android, google, I/O, mobile, mobile conference, open development, open source, Verizon, Verizon Wireless
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Just checked the official Verizon site for Open Development @ http://aboutus.vzw.com/opendevelopment/OpenDevelopment.html, and the site is still down
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