Podcasts about mwc16

With Mobile World Congress behind us BlackBerry has shown further commitments to their multi-pronged strategies. They are investing heavily on their security foundation while expanding the software push by integrating with top partners to expand the accessibility of their solutions. BlackBerry has also made a small acquisition that has big implications to be a generator of reoccurring revenue stream through security consultancy. Blog: https://berryflow.com/2016/02/upstream-89-mwc16/ Aired February 28, 2016 - Join BerryFlow on social media - YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/user/BBRYFLOW Twitter: https://twitter.com/bbryflow Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bbryflow/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bbryflow RSS: http://berryflow.com/feed/ Google+: http://www.google.com/+Berryflow Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/berryflowupstream

Jordi Boza, CEO at Remote Eye, explains how his 3rd startup focuses on remote technical assistance to enterprises, saving them money and time. By using their B2B software solution a company can use a smartphone, tablet or smart glasses to provide technical service or any type of assistance, remotely, without having to bare the cost of shipping someone physically. With the introduction of augmented reality they’re even able to physically show, the person on the ground, where he has to put his own hand or tool in order to solve the problem. Remote Eye participated at 4YFN during MWC16 and they’ve already accumulated several awards, including one from Google for developing for Google Glasses. Jordi explains the difference between augmented and virtual reality and how they’re looking into developing telepresence solutions for health applications. Interviewed by Sakis Triantafyllakis for Tech Talks Central

Helen Keegan, organiser of Swedish Beers and Mobile Advertising Expert, Troy Norcross, Startup Adviser and Digital Strategy Expert, Ilicco Elia, Head of Mobile at DigitasLBi and Rafe Blandford, Mobile Strategist at DigitasLBi discuss with us all about mobile trends and what they expect to see anew, at this year’s Mobile World Congress. In a beautiful down-town Barcelona apartment we got together on a Sunday morning, just before MWC16 hit off, and talked about mobile advertising, adblocking, educating users, virtual reality and much more. On the microphone for Tech Talks Central is Vicki Kolovou, while the rest of the TTC team Sakis Triantafyllakis, Yannis Rizopoulos and Venetia Kyritsi made sure to capture the whole conversation on image and tweet about it.

A quite important benefit of the connected economy is electronic and -more specifically- mobile payments. Hiroyuki Sato, SEO at Docomo Digital, a subsidiary of the well-known Japanese carrier which is based in Europe, explains their new initiative that they hope will connect many different payment methods into one enabling platform which will offer global access to their customers via their mobile devices. Docomo Digital presence in MWC16 perfectly serves their purpose which is to start talking with many stakeholders in order to enable a mobile ecosystem, including regulators, financial institutions, operators. etc. Interviewed by Sakis Triantafyllakis for Tech Talks Central

Good news for travellers around the globe, which are now able to save some money on roaming for calls and data! Gregory Gundelfinger, Chief Executive Officer at KnowRoaming presented such a product at MWC16 offering uninterrupted and much cheaper service to frequent travellers. Their scheme is based on a special sticker placed upon the normal SIM card of the user, some kind of e-wallet and a lot of agreements with local operators, as KnowRoaming offers its services in more than 80 (popular) countries. Talking and texting prices differ a little from country to country, but the fixed price of $7.99/day for unlimited data seems really interesting. Interviewed by Sakis Triantafyllakis and Venetia Kyritsi for Tech Talks Central

Albert Forn, Associate Director at Mobile World Capital and Renee Jimenez, Manager at Mobile World Capital GSMA explain the purpose of the edu_Hack workshop coordinated by mSchools, the joint initiative by Mobile World Capital Barcelona and GSMA. Conducted during the weekend preceding MWC16, at the Arena in Plaza Espanya, they managed to bring together over 400 teachers from private and public schools to collaborate and develop ideas for integrating technology into schools. Although the audio was recorded under difficult conditions, the whole experience, watching these tutors use the business model canvas, was amazing. Interviewed by Vicki Kolovou & Yannis Rizopoulos for Tech Talks Central.

On today's episode of the DL Show, we're talking LG G5 and Samsung Galaxy S7 (S7 Edge too). These are the biggest phones of 2016, so since we've spent time with them all, we'd love to share our thoughts.

Analizziamo insieme i prodotti più importanti della questa settimana di Mobile World Congress 2016 tra cui il Samsung Galaxy S7, l'LG G5, la nuova gamma Sony Xperia X e lo Xiaomi Mi5.Mail: jacoporeale@yahoo.itTwitter: http://goo.gl/SzoKQUSupporta il podcast: http://goo.gl/sMfNLI

Avance al MWC16 Bienvenidos a las Charletas Ciento12 tu podcast de tecnología y ocio tecnológico, hoy 18 de FEBRERO, estamos aquí en nuestra cita ineludible, damos comienzo al capítulo 99 y hablaremos de el Avance al MWC16 pero no es lo único que traemos hoy, pronto escucharas nuestro sumario de hoy, no nos adelantes en tu podcatcher, ni nos cambies a otro podcast, quédate con nosotros. Y además si eres un charletero de pro y eres el primero en saludar en el chat ganarás 15 gallifantes, que son unos puntos que damos a los más incondicionales, entrar en Ciento12.com e informate en la pestaña de Gallifantes del menu de la web, Registrate en nuestro blog si quieres participar, solo por registrarte ya tendrás ¡10 puntos de regalo! ¡Anímate y participa! Mas Informacion: http://www.ciento12.com/

GETTING THE MOST OUT OF MWC Insider survival guide In less than 2 weeks from now, more than 90,000 people will be descending on Barcelona for Mobile World Congress aka MWC. TTC has been there & done that so @vicki-kolovou, @athanasios-triantafyllakis, @vagelis-antoniadis, @athanasios-triantafyllakis, and Yannis Rizopoulos wanted to share some inside info with you! So if this is your first time in MWC (or even if you are a seasoned attendee and you need some refreshing - especially this year, that there are some major changes, like the new metro line, for example), then this is definitely the only audio guide to listen. Learn all the tips and tricks to get the job done, meet people, avoid long queues and have such an amazing time that you can’t wait for next year’s MWC. Additional links & info: Prepare for MWC entrance: Good to Go https://www.mobileworldcongress.com/good-to-go/ If you are involved in any incident, whether onsite or out of it, in the entire city of Barcelona, you may call + 34 900 77 2016 / this is a free 24-hour Security Service for all those in need. The organizers have teams on motorcycles available to come as soon as possible and offer you personal assistance. Check this guide to the 2016 Mobile World Congress parties and events calendar by our friends at Barcinno. Don’t forget that the parties and networking events start on Sunday, 21st Feb. http://www.barcinno.com/the-2016-mobile-world-congress-parties-and-events-guide-mwc16-parties-barcelona/

Do you think you’ve seen everything at MWC? Join Erich and Laura from GSMA as they break down the events happening across Mobile World Congress 2016. Their personal experiences and tips may save you time and even help you find a good meal! Contact us at mwctours@mobileworldcongress.com if you have questions you’d like to hear answered, and visit http://www.mobileworldcongress.com for more information about MWC16. See you in Barcelona!