Free Event, Sponsored by Zhongguancun Internet of Things Industry Alliance and Orange Labs International Center Beijing Wear a watch, or glasses? Perhaps you run with a pedometer in your shoe or a heart rate monitor on your chest? Or having Iron Man-style HUD glasses along with hoverboards and flying cars? All of these are probably one of a geek’s most-requested “future gadgets.” These technologies have one thing in common. They allow humans to augment their sense of time, improved hearing, passive awareness of distances, greater sight. With advances in sensors and wireless, the age of wearable tech is swiftly approaching. Wearable computing devices are projected to explode in popularity over the next year and with a wave of new gadgets set to hit the consumer market, could soon become the norm for most people within several years. Wearable computing is not just a Made In America phenomenon. China is getting in on the act, too. Zhongguancun Internet of Things Industry Alliance，Orange Labs Beijing and Mobile Monday Beijing invite pioneers of “wearable computing and smart device” area in China to showcase their innovative devices and discuss the future of this industry. Join us a panel of experts as they discuss the opportunities and challenges and growing field of non-traditional internet-connected devices.

Tony Zhang
NeroSky China

Ji Yang
Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications

Zhengming TU
IBM Lab Test Center Leader

Li xiaolai
Knewone

2-3 pioneering companies
Recommended by LoT Alliance (coming out soon)

Jianming Si
Codoon

Speaker
STMicroelectronics

Bo WANG
Biaoqi Technology

Zhongguancun Internet of Things Industry Alliance, Orange Labs Beijing, Mobile Monday Beijing invite you for the joint event “Internet of Things-- The Next Opportunity” and MoMo Beijing 57# on 9th, April, 19:00. "The Internet of Things" (IoT) -- also known as machine-to-machine (M2M) – become one of the hottest topics in 2013. Whether an internet-connected thermostat controlled remotely by a smartphone app, smart glasses capable of displaying driving directions, or machines talking to each other over the internet, it is clear that mobile is not just about smartphones and tablets anymore. Now, all operators and large services providers are predicting huge growth in connection over the mobile networks in the coming year. This hot topics is pushing us to keep the momentum going and continue to scout out what is going on in China in this market. We'll take a look at the vision of what's coming, discuss the practicalities of how this is going to be implemented, what this means for consumers and what the opportunities are for developers and entrepreneurs, including new business models. It's a big topic but we have a great panel to help us understand it, so it will have interest for those who are expert in this area and also to those for whom it's new. Zhongguancun Internet of Things Industry Alliance，Orange Labs Beijing and Mobile Monday Beijing invite pioneers of “M2M and loT” area in China to showcase their activities and discuss the future of this industry. Join us a panel of experts as they discuss the opportunities and challenges presented by the diverse and growing field of non-traditional internet-connected devices.

Xiao Ruijie
Orange Labs International Center Beijing


Xavier Yang
EDF Asia Pacific China


Liu Chi
Beijing Institute of Technology


Yang Lei
China Millennium Monument Museum of Digital Arts

Wu Jiangjiao
Beijing Jiaoda Micronion Tech.Co.Ltd

Gong Zhiqiang
Palm City

Wang Lei
Traffic radio station

WeHealth Kang Guixia
WeHealth

RuiZhiHeKang
RuiZhiHeKang

Cui Yong
Emotte

Wang Kun
GoldNet

HTML-5 is considered one of the next big moves of the Mobile Internet. It’s reported as the fourth App development platform, just after iPhone, iPad and Android Phone, and even before Android Tablet, by Appcelerator earlier this year. Even with much controversy, Web Apps empowered by HTML-5 standards are increasingly attracting developers world wide. But HTML-5 also has its own problems, as difficulties in cross-platform support, and problems in global standardization, etc. What is the way for mobile developers to adopt this new technology? Where are the fit domains that HTML-5 will manifest its strengths? We will focus on these questions in this session of Mobile Monday Beijing.

Bo Yu
Innovalley (Former Rekoo VP)


Pengcheng Zou
ThunderSoft


TieFeng Liu
Dolphin Browser


Le Chang
Papaya Mobile

Xiao Yu
Weiboreach


Yu Li
LxU Studio


Lei Yang
CMoDA


Patrick Schuler
Idinvest Partners


Bertrand David
Ecole Centrale de Lyon

Sept 17th, 2012, co-organized with UBIFRANCE, the French Agency for International Business Development France’s Ministry for the Economy, Finance & Industry, Mobile Monday Beijing presented to the local & international ICT community a special edition and a cocktail networking event in Innovation Garden of OLB. Benefiting from the occasion of the “Great China French Tech Tour”, sponsored by UBIFRANCE, we invited 10 French high tech companies to join this event and showcased their technologies and services to more than 120 partners from 50 Chinese companies, research institutes, venture capitalists and specialized media, etc in the ICT area. Because of its competitive nature, it is primarily oriented toward companies that have either a proven market in France or a particularly disruptive technology. These 10 French companies are introduced to the most established names in China's tech industry. Special venues are chosen to facilitate maximum interaction and offer an unforgettable cultural experience to the delegates.

Total Immersion
Total Immersion (TI) is the worldwide leader in Augmented Reality (AR) solutions, and provides proprietary software D‟Fusion, which merges 3-D synthetic objects into live videos and brings together the real and virtual worlds. D‟Fusion is the most used commercial AR tools and the only platform working on PC/MAC, Browsers, Mobile, Tablets and Servers.



6 Wind
6WIND is a networking software company and we're the number one supplier of high-performance packet processing solutions (6WINDGate™) for Software-Defined Networks. We address two primary markets: mobile and cloud infrastructure.



Relax News
Member of the French Federation of News Agencies, AFP-Relaxnews is the first newswire dedicated to leisure and lifestyle. The company has specialized in this field to meet the high demand for lifestyle and leisure news. According to a survey conducted by the Opinion Way Institute in May 2006, 79% of the French population is interested by news about leisure



Kinomap
Kinomap is the first platform in the world for geolocated videos sharing. it attracts more and more contributors, currently from more than 35 different countries in the world, video recording their tracks with GPS data. These geolocated videos are shared on www.kinomap.com, with visitors from more than 85 countries so far. As of today, more than 10 000 videos are available on-line, giving you access to more than 20 000 km of tracks and rides across the world.



Lingora
LINAGORA is a French leading company in Open Source Software and a Professional Services Provider. It develops its own software: OBM (messaging and collaborative software ), LinPKI (security) and LinID (identity management). LINAGORA also offers a variety of professional services: training, consulting, web agency, technical assistance, and engineering.



Telequid
Telequid is a transmedia technology provider. Its technology can be used in social TV apps, visual mobile recognition, Interactive Advertising Apps. Demo apps can be found on Appstore.



GISmartware
GiSmartware is a specialised publisher of mapping software for operators of landline telecommunications networks (GPON, PON and FTTH optical fibre, copper pairs, coaxial cable, etc.).



Componize
Componize is Enterprise Content Management software that optimizes the production, management and publishing of high-volume documents such as product documentation and e-learning content. It allows large organizations to benefit from the latest innovations in XML Content Management. Spend less time organizing, searching for and re-doing content, and more time creating real value through better reuse and faster, multi-channel production.



Resonate
With ten years of experience in the development and roll out of multimedia systems for software publishers, telecom operators, content production and institutions, RESONATE MP4 provides today two IT products: o MEDIANATE distributed software for large scale video processing, transcoding, analysis and publishing content dedicated to video on demand services and offline video surveillance markets. o XOPS geolocation based software for fleet management in smart cities and airports.



FAMOCO
Famoco is a Beijing based software company specialized in designing and building smart card software and secure mobile application. Focused on excellent analysis and technical execution, our mission is to make high quality smart card and mobile application affordable.

Sandra Wen
Nielsen-CCData


James Kuai
GroupM Interaction


Jocelyn Cambria
Dentsu


Yannan Wang
Untaptv


Siqing Luo
Orange Labs Beijing


Peng Li
TenFen

Firefox OS, Xiaomi Phone, and Dianxin OS, the three challengers of the Internet Smart Phone business gathered at the 52nd session of Mobile Monday Beijing, evening of July 30th, and shared their view and strategy in this area. The positioning of the current Smart Phone market seems quite clear. Dominated by two platforms, iOS and Android, with the major part of profits shared between Apple and Samsung, this market doesn’t seem to leave a lot of space for new comers. Event the traditional players, including Microsoft, Nokia, and HTC, are having a hard time. But Internet companies are showing increasingly interests into this already very competitive market. While Facebook and Amazon are expected to jump into the Smart Phone business, their counterparts in China are more aggressive in launching their own phones. At the same time, debates go on around whether Internet companies’ Smart Phone will be a right choice, and about where to move towards web based system and Apps. Firefox-Mozilla’s senior project manager XUE Dongsheng shared their entirely Web based Firefox OS, plus the Firefox App Marketplace. With all its technical advantages, Firefox OS is actively pushing its Web APIs into Open Web standards, to avoid proprietary interfaces. And Firefox’s App Marketplace aims to build a cross-platform Web App distribution channel on all smart phone OS, allowing users to pay for an App once, and have it on all smart devices of different platforms. Xiaomi Phone has already had a phenomenal success in the Chinese market. Launched in Aug 2011, Xiaomi has shipped more than 3M phones. Combing Miliao (Xiaomi IM), MIUI (Xiaomi customized Android) and the phone itself, Xiaomi has created a cultural phenomenon, with a huge group of loyal fans. (More than 10M users are using it MiLiao service.) With its recent fund raising of $240M, Xiaomi’s extimated market cap is up to $4B. Jessica ZHANG shared with us her view and experience at Xiaomi. Dianxin OS CEO ZHANG Lei has a rich experience in the Mobile Internet Industry, and shared his understanding of opportunities in the Smart Phone ecosystem, for both entrepreneurs and big Internet companies. Dianxin confirms its leading position as an Android system tool/service provider, and aims to be a leading App/WebApp distribution channel. On the bottom of these, Dianxin also provide customized Android OS for its hardware partners.

Dongsheng Xue
FireFox / Mozilla
After their long-time experience and success in Internet browsing, Mozilla enters into smart phone OS with the brand new Fire Fox OS. Previously named “Boot to Gecko”, this is an entirely web and HTML5 based OS, and is said to target the world’s lower-end smart phone market segments.


Jessica Zhang
Xiaomi Technologies
Xiaomi has phenomenal performance in the smart phone market. Their MIUI, Miliao are attracting a huge base of funs to adopt Xiaomi phones. More stories to be shared by Xiaomi…


Lei Zhang
Dianxin OS
Dianxin is a successful incubation project from the Innovation Works. Dianxin confirms its leading position as an Android system tool/service provider, and aims to be a leading App/WebApp distribution channel. On the bottom of these, Dianxin also provide customized Android OS for its hardware partners.

The first “Mobile Monday China” event was held in Shanghai yesterday with great success. With the co-organization of Mobile Monday Shanghai and Beijing, and under the banner of GSMA Mobile Asia Expo series event, this special edition of Mobile Monday in China opened the startup competition that will continue to toll out in the MAE Innovation Labs sections. 15 startups in Mobile Internet areas pitched on this event, to compete for 10 speech opportunities MAE Innovation Labs. This event has attracted about 150 professional people from different sectors of the mobile industry, including Investment & Incubation (Gobi VC, GSR Ventures, Hina Investment, Innovation Works, China Accelerator, etc.), Tech Blogs (iFanr, Technode), Internet / Mobile Internet companies, and other Mobile activists to join. The 10 winning teams are: Winner: Starry Media (starrymedia.com) Starry Media provides an O2O e-commerce platform and transaction service for local merchants. They leverages social media marketing and increases consumer-brand engagement, user loyalty, and also provides consumer research information to business owners. 2nd –equal: NME and Walkin NME (www.mnecreations.com) provides gamified education apps to young children. They uses cartoon characters in interactive smart phone games to engage children in learning. Walkin (www.walkin.com.cn) helps fashion brands to attract new costumers to their stores and retain them, through LBS check-in, coupon, etc. 7 other startup also got the speech opportunity at GSMA MAE Innovaiton Labs. They are:  Training Beam (www.TrainingBeam.com), provides apps and services for online & mobile learning of English;  Mobile measure (www.mobile-measure.com), provides mobile market research service using different media on users’ mobile phones.  Wodache (www.wodache.com), is provide of car-pooling service to ease metropolitan commuter pains  Pixel Fairy Digital (Easy Queue), helps both local merchants and customers to solve the problem of queuing before enter restaurants and stores  Favspot (www.favspot.net/), is a location based sharing of the best places that one visited with friends on social networks  Piove (www.ipiove.com), uses Augmented Reality to engage customers to brands and products in an interactive way, and provides discounts and other benefits to their users.  iQin Mobile (iQinMobile.com) is a small app development team. Their current major game is Kongfu Fox, which is among top 200 in Appstore games sectors in many countries. Also joining this event, are teams from:  iMouse (www.imouseonline.com), with iFeelYou, the interactive mobile music player  PPT Control (www.Xapp8.com), controlling PPT playing with smart phones  Shanghai Easy Life, with their online food delivery platform,  LaoBingKe (www.laobingke.com/), the service that facilitates event organization and participation.  iFortZone (www.ifortzone.com), a personal online/mobile financial management tool

Mobile Monday Beijing had the pleasure to collaborate with Mobile Monday Thailand and invited brilliant entrepreneurs and demonstrations from Thailand, China and Korea. Ville Kulmala, the Chairman of Mobile Monday Thailand gave a high-level introduction of Thailand entrepreneurship environment. Combined with a ultra-high mobile penetration (>100%) and high customer’s payment willing to mobile devices, Thailand is the most favorable mobile Internet market of South-East Asia. Being an Internationalized country, popular services are the same as in the US. This also gives an opportunity for entrepreneurs to provide localized services. Next 7 startups introduced their services, experience and vision in their entrepreneurship journey. Jakob Lykkegaard, Parnter of PocketPlayLa explained his vision about entrepreneurship in Thailand and his projects of FaceBook page creation tools and mobile gaming; Tomas Kjeldgaard, Co-Founder of Pagemodo shared his understanding of entrepreneurship and service launch, etc.; Peach Rojwongsuriya is an enthusiastic designer and developer, and gave practical advices about how to engage successful designing into a startup. Tracy Ji has launched the most influential parenting Apps in China, and shared how the whole team is working together with their heart to leverage popular technologies to help parents and to benefit the next generation. Zhouli Shen’s TouchChina integrated travelling guides for 8 Chinese cities and 16 tourist sites, and the number is increasing rapidly. To make the service more beneficial for users, TouchChina actively collaborate with tourist sites and propose O2O business models. Neo Zhang’s Gohead is leading mobile advertisement towards mobile campaign oriented activities. Neo shared this vision with a concrete case study of their mobile campaign for Starbucks Coffee. Eric Wang shared his passion about entrepreneurship in China and how he came back to China against family objections and started his own company of carpooling service to solve traffic problems. Ahiku from Korea also send us their demo of Recood, a video sharing and SNS APP for iOS devices. With it rich features of video filtering and a sound UI design, this newly launched APP is very impressive.

Ville Kulmala
Mobile Monday Thailand


Peachanan Rojwongsuriya
MyColorscreen (Thailand)


Jakob Lykkegaard
PocketPlayLab (Thailand)


Thomas Kjeldgaard
Pagemodo (Thailand)


Tracy Ji
MaMaShai (China)


Zhuoli Shen
TouchChina (China)


Ning Zhang
GuoHead (China)


Eric Wang
WoDaChe (China)


Recood Demo
AHIKU Corp. (Korea)

Bertrand SCHMITT
App Annie


Lawrence Li
TangCha


Jun Fei
Central Academy of Fine Arts


Gongjun Liang
XianGuo


Mark Dong
Adobe China

Jason LIM
TechNode


Michelle WEI
Nokia


Moca Huangfu
Baidu


Linda JIANG
Umeng

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Phoenix DONG
WatchData
WatchData’s Sim card – NFC convergent solution has a wide range of application in the Chinese market. As the expert of services at WatchData, Phoenix will share with us what they have learned through numerous collaborations in the industry.


Hao ZHANG
Orange Labs Beijing
Orange has built up a comprehensive service bundle around the NFC technology in Nice, France, with its famous trial service Cityzi.


Peng REN
China Mobile
China Mobile regards NFC as a strategic move in their mobile payment positioning. The CM Research Institute in Beijing is in charge of the research of relevant technologies and services.


Lionel BARABAN
FAMOCO
Famoco has expertise in different domains related to the NFC technology, from smart card to mobile applications. Gaining experience through numerous partnership in the Asia-Pacific region, Famoco aims to make NFC services a success by setting up innovative and realistic services models and business models.


Andy Li
Nokia
While the whole industry is busy building up an value chain with some reasonable business models, phone manufactures are exploring NFC with other approaches. Andy Li will share the innovations from Nokia which associate NFC with Nokia’s new devices and services, as well as the opportunities to cooperate with Nokia.

We’ve been talking about Location Based Service for quite a while. Since FourSquare made location check-in popular in 2009, LBS has attracted lots of attention in the mobile industry. Third party LBS providers develop game based location services to obtain more user engagement. Retailers also start to apply this technology to attract more customers. TopShop, the British fashion retailer targeting on young generation, recently works with SCVNGR, a location based gaming developer, to promote their goods when the new semester starts in September. Anyone within 500 meters distance to the retailer’s shops can play games on SCVNGR’s platform. Winners will obtain real world rewards with either discount or goods in the shop. We tend to see more and more examples like this. How to monetize is always a question for all LBS developers. What is the value proposition of a location? When would a location be payable by clients? In February, MoMo Beijing has brainstormed new services/opportunities can be developed with location. This time, we will discuss how these services can generate value proposition to the users. We will have MoMo Boston & NYC organizer, and SkyHook, a location core engine provider, be with us. They will share successful cases with us in the global market scope. Meanwhile, we will also have local companies in the area of E-Commerce, Gaming, picture sharing, coupon, event organization, etc, and LBS Vision, an independent LBS related observation blog, to share with us their latest thoughts on LBS business models. We hope such communication can help local developers and international LBS companies have a better understanding of mutual market demands and position.

Maggie Taylor
Skyhookn Wireless / MoMo Boston & NYC
LBS Core Engine Provider


Orange & LBS Vision



Robert Hsiung
Roosher


Xingguang Wang
Lookoo
LBS App


Jing Qian
Ohbaba


Jason Liu
Jiayuan


Haibo Liu
勤奋小强

Mobile Monday Beijing had the pleasure to present a special event on the 25th August around the topic of “Mobile Apps and SNS Games”. Guests with global insights and rich experiences attended this event and made interesting sharing with the MoMo community. The Palo Alto based research firm Inside Network provides the first service dedicated to providing news and market research to the Facebook platform and social gaming ecosystem. Its founder Justin Smith made the first keynote presentation about Facebook SNS game ecosystem and new trends in the market. He specifically addressed Monetization issue with Facebook Credits and its impact to the whole ecosystem. With a brief analysis of Zynga’s success story, he pointed out future trends for game developers to consider. As small casual game has more difficulty in monetization, midcore (between hardcore and casual) game could be the next target for game developers. Then he also shared insights about mobile SNS games and HTML5. AppAnnie provides in-depth statistics and data analyze on iOS app performance. Based in Beijing, this company is serving developers from all over the world including Zynga, EA, SEGA, Rovio, etc. The founder of AppAnnie, Bertrand Schmitt, gave the second keynote presentation and shared rich data analysis information about iOS game consumption, with a focus on in-game purchase. Two panel discussions followed the keynote presentations to have deeper discussion around the two major topics: SNS Game and Mobile App/Game, hosted respectively by Akio TANAKA, founder of Infinity Venture Partners, and Zili Ren, CEO of AppLeap. Panellists joining the discussions include Justin Smith, Tomohiro Ebata of KDDI, An Jing of Rekoo, Jin Hashimoto of Gree China, Richard O’Connell of Papaya Mobile, Brad Sun of Tencent, Kim-Mai Cutler of Inside Network, and Junde Yu of TapJoy.

Kim-Mai Cutler
Inside Network


Brad Sun
Tencent
Tencent is taking the lead of China’s SNS and mobile SNS market. With its open platform stragety, it is providing developers a unique opportunity to address it vast user base.


Jing An
Rekoo
Rekoo is the leading social game developer and operator in China and Japan. Rekoo is serving nearly 20M active users a day across many SNS platforms and became among the ranks of the largest social game companies in the world. Headquartered in Beijing, Recoo is the 2nd company that its owner Patrick Liu founded.


Jin HASHIMOTO
Gree Inc.
GREE provides Japan's leading mobile social gaming platform. With over 25 million users, it is ranked as Japan's fastest-growing tech company by Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu in 2010. Gree is also expanding globally, and acquired OpenFeint to enter the global market. Jin Hashimoto is leading Gree’s expanding activities in China, and will share his experience regarding these two markets.


Zili REN
AppLeap Inc.
AppLeap is a globalized SNS game company, focusing on developing and publishing SNS games on international SNS platforms in China (RenRen, Kaixin001, myspace.cn), Japan (mixi, DeNA), US (Facebook). AppLeap combines different game formats, including casual game, social networking site, MMORPG, mobile game and virtual world, and proposes a “Game as a Service” concept.


Junde YU
TapJoy
Tapjoy is the leader in monetization and distribution services for social and mobile gaming applications, MMOs, virtual worlds, social platforms and other publishers selling virtual goods or premium digital assets. Its alternative payment solutions enable developers to increase payment conversions and generate incremental revenue, while its cross-platform distribution channel delivers cost-effective user acquisition and re-engagement services across iOS, Android, Yahoo, Google, Windows Live and other leading web sites and containers. Junde Yu, APAC Lead of TapJoy would love to share his experiences with Chinese social and mobile developers.


Akio TANAKA
Infinity Venture Partners
Akio Tanaka is the co-founder and managing partner of this cross-country, cross-platform Venture Capital company. Previously he was the head of venture investment program for Adobe in Asia and was responsible for Adobe's corporate venture investment in Greater China, Japan, and India.


Richard O’CONNELL
Papaya Mobile
Founded by Shen Si and Qian Wenjie in 2005, PapayaMobile is an open mobile social network for Android focused on casual gaming and virtual currency. Papaya claimed to have more than 20 million registered users worldwide. It offers developers a fast and easy way to reach this huge user base, and improve their return on investment for Android game development.


Bertrand SCHMITT
App Annie


Justin Smith
Inside Network
Justin Smith is the founder of Inside Network, the first service dedicated to providing news and market research to the Facebook platform and social gaming ecosystem. Justin leads Inside Network's analyst services, including Inside Facebook Gold and Inside Virtual Goods, and serves as co-editor of Inside Facebook and Inside Social Games.

The 43th “Mobile Monday Beijing” event organized by Orange Labs was successfully held in Beijing on July 25th, 2011. This event attracted around 120 developers and companies from China and abroad, many of which have shown great interests in the potential opportunities and bright future of the international mobile industry. However, many people have shown the concern of the actual booming of HTML5, as the eco-system is built on the adoption of this technology by developers.Thanks for all the guests and attendees, whose brilliant ideas and heat discussion made up the wonderful event and brought us great enlightenment. Wei Zhong, Technical Audience Marketing of Microsoft (China) addressed the speech of IE 9 HTML5, which gave a vivid description on how to make IE 9 browser with the use of HTML5. Pity that Hu Kun, Senior Developer Advocate of Google, was absent due to sickness. Therefore, Dai Bin from Orange Labs helped state the Kick-Ass Game Programming with Google Web Toolkit on behalf of him. Meanwhile, Dai Bin also briefly introduced the HTML5 opportunities with Orange Labs Beijing. Professor Feijun from Media Lab, CAFA, demonstrated the iPad application of HTML5 by a well-made presentation with several demos, which deeply impressed the audience. Besides, He Huang, the CEO of Leiyoo, also gave a speech on the opportunities and challenges with HTML5 development, from the point of view of a developer. Though cases were illustrated from different perspectives, it finally reached an agreement, that is, HTML5 will definitely bring a number of chances in the mobile industry.

"Open Innovation Day 2011 Guangzhou" to create an international distribution center for mobile Internet innovation On June 18, "Open Innovation Day 2011" event was successfully held in Guangzhou. This event was jointly organized by China Mobile Guangdong and Orange Labs Beijing, which attracted around 350 developers and 100 mobile internet conpanies from Guangzhou, Beijing, Shanghai, Hong Kong and Japan. Vice president of China Mobile Guangdong, Qiu Wenhui, and Director of Partnership and Open innovation from Orange labs Beijing, Dr. Ren Zhen, attended the event and made the welcoming speeches. Dr. Ren Zhen introduced the keynotes of "Open Innovation Day" and the open innovation planning and strategy for Orange labs Beijing. The agenda of the event included "Expert Speeches", "Keynote Speeches", "Roundtable Discussion", "Products Introduction Show" and "Product Demo". A variety of innovative mobile applications and soft wares were shown. This is the first time for Orange and China Mobile Guangdong to jointly organize the event specially targeting at developers. Through on-site display and interaction communication for the new products, new concepts, the developers can access the international most advanced and innovative trends, which is expect to in turn stimulate the mobile innovation actions and business for developers and operators. The Activities not only attracted many well-known software vendors and developers, but also invited some famous scholars, experts and investors to participate, such as Central Academy of Fine Arts Digital Media Studio Professor Fei Jun, and Linephone concept phone designers Tian Fei. All the participants were willing to jointly initiate and promote the twin-engine development for open innovation and open platform, in order to drive the new future for the mobile Internet. "Open Innovation Day" to make innovation more international Director of Partnership and Open Innovation Dept. of Orange labs Beijing, Dr. Ren Zhen, delivered the keynote addressing, "France Telecom and open innovation". She said open innovation was the source of future development of mobile Internet, as well as the focus of the development strategy of France Telecom. The developer must have open vision, innovative thinking and ability to research and develop. The traditional style of reproduction and imitation would be difficult to adapt to the pace of future development of mobile Internet, or even face the danger of being eliminated. It’s said that, the "Open Innovation Day" event was the first time for Orange to cooperate with Chinese domestic mobile application store operator. It allows domestic developers to close contact with global most recent wave of innovation trends, which will help local developers to work with more international perspective and thinking. Furthermore, it will also provide local developers conditions to explore oversea markets. Open Platform, leveraging the new mobile Internet The Internet "mobile" era, indicates a unlimited market of innovative mobile soft wares and applications. The explosive growth of application stores of Apple, Google and other open applications store have ledthe "open" competition among major domestic application store operators. With the largest mobile user base, mature experience of market operation, MM (Mobile Market, independently operated by China Mobile Guangdong) of China Mobile, just after its launch, influenced the ecosystem of Chinese mobile application, and attracted the most attention. The partnership with Orange will further extend its platform to international. Orange labs Beijing, casting a tolerant, diverse and win-win platform, will continue to actively expand the cooperation with the parties in the industrial chain integrating their industrial resources together, to bring "openness and innovation" twin-engine power for Chinese mobile Internet industry.

Neither design nor technology can be discussed alone. Both of them are aiming at delivering a better life. While technology is focused on fulfilling the functionalities of a product/service, design is more about how to present such functions. Nowadays, how to well combine technology and design has become a key to be successful. Apple is such an example. It created a loyal generation which is dedicated to what the brand is insisting: a fashionable and cool lifestyle. Today, when more and more technologies are getting mature, what’s more? Augmented Reality, LBS, Brain Technology… To what extend can our life been changed by such technologies? And how to present these innovation in a more user friendly form? In this special event, we wish to have a deeper brainstorm with you for these questions. Cooperated with Beijing Design Week, which will host from 28th September to 3rd October this year, with design topics covering nine industries ( http://www.bjdw.org/en/index.html ), this special MoMo Beijing event will focus on what technology and design can bring to our life. Three sections are included: Sharing. We invite innovators from both design and mobile technology fields to share their experiences in product design and UX (User Interface, User Experience etc) design. We will also share view on how technolgy and design can change lifestyle which is something key to a succesful product. Show. And where do you get inspirations? Improv and Music! Beijing Improv, a non-profit improv art organization founded 5 years ago, will bring us a stage show about technology, design and life. We will also have a secret band who will play us a nice song. Interactive.

The 40th Mobile Monday Beijing Event presented an Augmented Reality feast to the mobile professional community in the Capital. Ten of the most advanced and influential AR companies gathered at the Innovation Garden of Orange Labs Beijing to demonstrate their latest services and research results. Christine Perey (CEO of Perey Research & Consulting), the pioneer and evangelist of Augmented Reality gave a panorama of what we need to know at a first place about this fancy technology, from its history to its perspective with a wide range of applications. Guests from ten invited AR companies also gave presentation about themselves, followed by an exciting showcase of all their services.

We had a close feel of the "2011 Mobile World Congress" and "South by Southwest" this time! On 28th March eve, the 39th Mobile Monday Beijing event was held in the conference Hall of Institute of Computing Technology, Chinese Academy of Sciences. Organized by Orange Labs Beijing, the session has attracted around 150 attendees and many developers have showed great interests in the latest trend of the international mobile industry. Thanks for our session partner, Institute of Computing Technology Chinese Academy of Sciences, provider of the venue, we had KeyTone Ventures, Sony Ericsson, CASEE and TechNode with us for a great brainstorming night. Eric Tao from Keytone ventures, Charlie Liu from Sony Ericsson, and Xin Ye from CASEE talked about MWC2011 from different angle, however, with the same voice that Android is the hottest thing for certain this year. While Gang Lu from TechNode, shared some new blood from SXSW. Augmented Reality, LBS…lots of things happening! But one thing is definitely needs to be rethink: technology is not just about technology, it more about life now!

Eric Tao
Keytone Ventures
Eric shared a nice overview of the hot areas in MWC2011, from the aspects of infrastructure, components, devices, platforms, and applications. As an investor focused on hi-tech, he expressed his opinion regarding the future trend of mobile industry, and what factors investors would take into account upon making decisions.


Charlie Liu
Sony Ericsson China
Android was certainly this year’s focus in MWC. Charlie introduced the performance of mobile platforms and activities of TD-LTE in the congress. He also introduced Sony Ericsson’s Xperia? smart phones, which was rated the best Android phone for media and photography.


Xin Ye
CASEE
According Xin’s observation, Android attracted the most attention in the MWC this year. As a professional mobile advertiser, he noticed that Chinese companies, such as Huawei, had very successful promotion in the congress.


Gang Lu
TechNode
Gang played some fancy video and pictures he shot in SXSW. Seems this year South by Southwest attracted many app developers after Twitter and FourSquare’s success. Augmented Reality and LBS are the popular technology for many products. However, what makes us rethink is: Technology is not just about technology, it’s more about life.

The coming back of Mobile Monday Beijing in 2011 focused on LBS services and its future directions. On the 28th of Feb, the 38th Mobile Monday Beijing event was held at Orange Labs Beijing Innovation Garden, organized by Orange Labs Beijing and sponsored by NAVTEQ. This event received about 150 attendee, and 4 guest speakers respectively from NAVTEQ, 16Fun, Jiepang and Autonavi. Jiepang and 16Fun are among the most successful LBS services in China. NAVTEQ and Autonavi provide map, location and traffic information, being respectively global and Chinese leaders.

Charles Yu
NAVTEQ
NAVTEQ provided insights about different service areas that location information can contribute, especially on aspects with good potential: location based advertising as a potential business model, natural guidance turning navigation more human-like, etc.


David Liu
Jiepang
With a healthy ecosystem relation and loyal user base, Jiepang came and shared its philosophy about service initiation, growth, differentiation and cooperation with other players.


Jason Liu
16fun.com
16Fun has a particular focus on game and fun aspects of LBS services. It successfully turned the city into a monopoly game playground.


Jinlong Pang
Autonavi
Autonavi reminded about government and enterprise services which also have systematic needs of location services. Before the most popular LBS services find a robust business model, players in these domains are already getting good profit.

Shen Si
Papaya Mobile

Dongxu Wang
Lashou Productions Inc.

Patrik Wilkens
Shouji Mobile

Bo Wu
Lashou

SeungHae Han
iResearch

Alvin Chin
Nokia Research Center

Adam Guli
Powwow

Bo WANG
Bokan Technologies

Zili REN
AppLeap

Akio TANAKA
Infinity Venture Partners

Stanford SONG
Moca World

Yiqun Bo
Mobile Internet Great Wall Club

Shengli Huang
China Renaissance

Ming Zhang
d.cn

Victor Tong
WebPlus

Jovan Xu
Chinese Founders Fund

Tianxin FAN
Nokia

Max HU
Sony-Ericsson

Danny HUANG
Orange Labs Beijing

Xin YANG
China Telecom Beijing Research Institute

Bo WANG
Bokan

Xiaodong WANG
China Mobile

Greg Shea
RIM China

Weihan Liu
Nokia Growth Partners

Roger Peng
Hogan & Hartson

Ji Zhang
Yuvad Technologies

Haila WANG
Orange Labs Beijing

Shi CHEN
UCWeb

Yong WANG
DeNA China

Karl J. Weaver
Newport Technologies

Scully Meng
Chinadialogue

Andy Lee
NBA China

Xin Ye
Casee

Vigo Zhang
Tencent

KeJia Gao
PearlinPalm

Stanford Song
Moca World

Kin Ko
Lakoo

Harry Man
Matrix Partners China

Leo Wang
Mobile 2 Venture

Yuquan Wang
Frost & Sullivan China

Marcus Xiang
PDX.cn

Alex Zhou
NetQin

Lin SONG
Opera China

Jack CHAN
Alliance Development Group

Karl J. WEAVER
Gemalto China

Dan WONG
Nokia China

Allen Yang
LemonQuest

Benjamin JOFFE
Plus Eight Star

Shu Wu
火种

Yifei JU
天下网

Ryan Xu
Eloo Mobile

Billy Huang
Symbian

Henry Heung
Google

Jerry Ge
Tuojie