After a very successful GigaOm Structure event in June, CloudTimes is sponsoring Mobilize, the event on emerging trends for mobile web, connected devices and the mobile enterprise.
A year ago, the mobile landscape was markedly different. Widespread LTE deployments weren’t in existence. The patent fight among handset makers had yet to become a war of mutually assured destruction, and Google hadn’t decided to buy a handset maker.
We wanted to give our readers the chance to meet the companies before they present on Monday Sept. 26 in San Francisco, so without further ado, the winners of the Mobilize 2011 LaunchPad competition are:
- B Labs – provider of deep technology virtualization software that enables work and personal life separation in mobile devices
- Flixlab – a social video platform that automatically makes great movies from the videos and pictures on your smartphone, and even your friends’ smartphones
- Localmind – a real-time, location-based Q&A platform that leverages social check-in services, so you know what’s happening around your city right now
- Mobiflock – provides smartphone management and safety services for parents, individuals, and businesses that fill the mobile security gap
- Parse – Heroku for mobile apps; Stop writing server code and instead, power your mobile apps with our cloud platform
- Quantance – offers unique power management products that dramatically improve mobile data speeds and applications connectivity for tablets, smart phones, and other popular data devices
- RightScript – a mobile medication management system that links patients with their doctors and health plans
- Tackable – location-aware mobile software that connects people to information, ideas, and things they’re looking for; simply post a tack to get started
- VoiceBeam – provides a communication accelerator that lets users ‘beam’ their voices to others, circumventing voicemail and phone calls, and modernizing push-to-talk for the smartphone era
Check them out and also executives from Sprint, Square, Instagram and Twitter so you can learn all about where mobile is going in the year ahead.
