Stuff You Should Have Seen – last week

This will be a busier than usual week which has already started.   Thursday evening make plans to attend the joint session of Mobile LAVA and LAVA Healthcare where Jack Young of Qualcomm Ventures and Richard Koffler, Chair of LAVA Healthcare will have an audience directed conversation.  6:30 PM, Sept 27, tiato.  Register here.

On to the main course:

Number 5 is Alive! –  Associated Press

Can I borrow your S3?  I’m trying to find the Apple Store. – Wall Street Journal

Please, Sir, May I Have Another – the Register

Can you hear me now? – Fierce Wireless

Adding to the social media mix – Social Times

I can crack this in 6 characters – Ars Technica

Cure for cracks – Information Week

Quick wits – WSJ Tech Europe

Quick tix – Mobile Commerce Daily

Quick fix – Christian Science Monitor

P2TV – CIO Today

Fire Fired – Cnet

mHealth Incubator Opens in New Jersey – MarketWatch

Filling Up the Silos – GigaOM

Now maybe they can do something about the refs – Business Week

Groupon adds credit card processing – FierceWirelessContent

There’s a Hack for That – MSNBC

Picture Traders and Trackers – Search Engine Watch

Shocking – Boy Genius Reports

Your Brain on Apps – CNN

8 is Enough? – engadget

Got to run.  Enjoy the rest of the week and join us on Thursday night if you can at tiato in Santa Monica.

The Stuff You Should Have Seen – last week:  a compilation of articles, opinions, stories of interest to the mobile community presented by Mobile LAVA – a Strategic Interest Group of the Los Angeles Venture Association.  LAVA Mobile is generously sponsored by E&Y and Gumiyo.

 

 

Things You Should Have Seen – last week

This week’s LAVA calendar has Green LAVA down at ROC on Thursday night – 6:30 PM.  New day, new time, new venue – what’s not to like.  Lachlan McLean (US Renewables Group), Neal Roche (Gridtest), Jordan Ramer (EV Connect) will join moderator Marty Metro (Used Cardboard Boxes).  The following Thursday evening at tiato, LAVA Healthcare and LAVA Mobile will combine forces and feature Jack Young of Qualcomm Ventures and moderator Richard Koffler.  Sure to be a fascinating couple of events – go register at LAVA.org.

So without further delay – here is the stuff you should have been paying attention to last week – Sep 9 – Sep 15, 2012.

iPhone5 Sweepstakes – Fierce Wireless

Another OS joins the wireless fray – Wall Street Journal

The soft underbelly of Android – threatpost

Spectrum Perspectives – the Hill

European Theater of Patent Wars – the Guardian

Locking up by locking down – Wired

Groupon going mobile – Mobile Commerce Daily

Faster please – Computerworld

New brand, same issues – Wirelessweek

Booster shot – Herald Online

HTML5 out, ratings up for iOS FB app – TechCrunch

TweetCon 5 – Mashable Mobile

Really? – Byte

Of Course They Are – GigaOM

Do QR codes have a future? – the eTail blog

Just because you can doesn’t mean you should – All Things D

Is it flattery if you imitate yourself? – Boy Genius

Brick & Mobile – Information Week

This and $1.95 will get you a cup of coffee at Starbucks – Pew Internet 

#embedtimelines – Twitter

Turning over the Apple Cult – Tech Crunch

That’s it for the week that was.  Come on back next week to see more.

The Stuff You Should Have Seen – last week is a compilation of articles, opinions, stories of interest to the mobile community presented by LAVA Mobile – a Strategic Interest Group of the Los Angeles Venture Association.  LAVA Mobile is generously sponsored by E&Y and Gumiyo.

 

Stuff You Should Have Seen – last week

There are two great Los Angeles Venture Association events this week. Tuesday evening, 6:00 PM, at the Fairmont, local Venture Capitalists are featured in our Annual VC Panel – the most popular event on the LAVA calendar.  Thursday evening, 6:30 PM, at tiato, a more intimate, convivial conversation with local mobile entrepreneurs Matthias Galica, Nick Smoot and Dave Mathews joined by Rustic Canyon VC David Travers.  This affair will be moderated by Lori Kozlowski.  Join us for both these great local VC/Entrepreneur focused events in Santa Monica.  Details and registration for both events is at the LAVA website.

But so much for the present, let’s spend a little time navigating around the past week – Aug 4 – Aug 11.  Here is what caught our attention, made us consider or simply wasted synaptic excitation.  Enjoy!

Great, kid. Don’t get cocky. – Ars Technica

Speaking of Game Consoles – WebProNews

Hearty – Mashable

Wireless Tech Space opens in Brooklyn – WSJ

L7 Latte – New York Times

Don’t Leave Home without It – the brainyard

Faster Please – Keynote Systems

What Women Like – Tech Crunch

Count Me In! – Engadget

Count Me Out! – Technology Review

Fruit Loops – ReadWriteWeb

Intel Jumps on Wireless Charging Bandwagon – DigiTimes

Cloudy with a Chance of Pain – Wired

Number Crunching Visible Mass of Liquid Droplets – CBS

Facebook readies Mobile Ad Server – Social Barrel

Fast $50 K – ZDNet

Healthcare Scheduling App – Information Week

Apple pulls plug on YouTube in iOS6 – Computer World

Coalition of Transaction Processors – VentureBeat

Roadkill – Boy Genius

Uncivil Wars – Gizmodo

Android OTA ROM Updates – GigaOM

High Time for HTML5 – The Droid Guy

That’s enough for last week. 

The Stuff You Should Have Seen – last week is a compilation of articles, opinions, stories of interest to the mobile community presented by LAVA Mobile – a Strategic Interest Group of the Los Angeles Venture Association.  LAVA Mobile is generously sponsored by E&Y and Gumiyo.

Stuff You Should Have Seen – last week

So this week passed quicker than the 50 yard freestyle in an Olympic Final.  Bunch of stuff going on including putting the finishing touches on August 16, LAVA  Mobile evening event at tiato, LA Mobile Entrepreneurs and a VC.  Nice program.  Registration is open at LAVA.org.

So stuff you should have seen last week, July 29 – Aug 4, included:

Healthy Respect for Mobile – Search Health IT

Army Learning Model goes Mobile – Fort Gordon Signal

Margin Call – Risk.net

Zune of pads – Canalys

BYO Security Headaches – eWeek

Peak Mobile – Beta News

Tether Ball – FCC

Synchronicity – Information Week

First! – Official Android Blog

Caller ID – Tech Crunch

I Hear Google – PC World

I See VAWN – ReadWriteWeb

I Smell Apple Fuming – Boy Genius

HTML5 Has a Future? – DeveloperTech

Social Media Holds the Key to Productivity – McKinsey 

Not Just For Entertainment – ZD Net

Institution of Hybrid Learning – Pew Research

Infrastructure of Hybrid Learning – Mashable

Where’s the Boingo? – Biz Journal

Disharmony – CNet News

Real Disharmony – All Things Digital

There’s an App for That – Tech Crunch

The Cost of Free – Venture Beat

The Cost of No Market – GigaOM

Lazarus, is that you? – Information Week

Lazarus – that is you! – Social Barrel

Tweet me a Clif Bar – The eTail Blog

No Phone, No Problem – Byte

No Phone, No MalWare – PC World

Enough for last week.  Have a good this week!

 

The Stuff You Should Have Seen – last week is a compilation of articles, opinions, stories of interest to the mobile community presented by LAVA Mobile – a Strategic Interest Group of the Los Angeles Venture Association.  LAVA Mobile is generously sponsored by E&Y and Gumiyo.

Registration is now open for LAVA Mobile Event – 3 Entrepreneurs and a VC

Thursday evening, August 16 at tiato in Santa Monica, LAVA Mobile will host three mobile executives – Dave Mathews, Founder and CEO of NeuAer; Matthias Galica, Founder of ShareSquare; Nick Smoot, Founder and CMO of Here on Biz; and, VC David Travers of Rustic Canyon.  Lori Kozlowski, Forbes Contributor, Digital Editor and Writer will be our moderator.

Register here:  LAVA Mobile Event

Let your Connections know:  Share the Event

All LAVA Mobile events require pre-registration.  SIG events are free for LAVA members, guests are only $35.  Parking at tiato is free after 5:00 PM with validation – enter on Colorado.

LAVA Mobile is the Strategic Interest Group focused on mobile technology, business and trends for the Los Angeles Venture Association’s members, guests and community.  LAVA Mobile is generously sponsored by E&Y and Gumiyo.

Stuff You Should Have Seen – last week

Sometimes there just is not enough time in a week to get to all of the stuff that one should read.  And this week, July 22 to 28, was one of those weeks.  So this is going to be brief. 

Why do birds suddenly appear – Ars Technica

Birds of a feather – Tech Crunch

What the Flock – GigaOM

Loon – TMZ

What’s on my smartphone? – ReadWriteWeb

Can I borrow your iPhone for a minute? – CNet 

Lower Edumacation – Business Wire

Upper Edumacation – Pew Research

Big Cat Unleashed– Wired

In the chips – ZD Net

A million here, a million there and pretty soon…. – Boy Genius

Multi-Level Phone company  – All Things Digital

Barriers to adoption – Mashable

Get ’em while they’re young – Tech Crunch

Dermatoglyphics – Byte

Cacography – PC World

Enough for the nonce.  Have a good week.

The Stuff You Should Have Seen – last week is a compilation of articles, opinions, stories of interest to the mobile community presented by LAVA Mobile – a Strategic Interest Group of the Los Angeles Venture Association.  LAVA Mobile is generously sponsored by E&Y and Gumiyo.

An Evening with LA Mobile Entrepreneurs and a VC

What – the next LAVA Mobile Event
When – August 16, 6:30 – 9:00 PM
Where – tiato, 2700 Colorado, Santa Monica, 90404

The Panelists: 

• Dave Mathews – Founder of NeuAer
• Matthias Galica – Founder/CEO ShareSquare and Curator StartupDigest LA
• Nick Smoot – Founder and CMO of Here on Biz
• David Travers – Partner, Rustic Canyon

Moderator:  Lori Kozlowski, Writer/Digital Editor, Forbes Magazine, Launch

Los Angeles Mobile Entrepreneurs – an evening of LA-based mobile startup
founders and executives and an experienced VC talking about what’s hot in the community right now – critical questions the panel will address include:
– How do you start one?
– What are the challenges?
– How do you pay for / get the tech?
– Is the app space too crowded to be starting?
– What are VCs looking for in a strong mobile startup?
– What’s the future of mobile startups?
– What are the hardware challenges — ie. scaling for each device?

LAVA Mobile is a Strategic Interest Group of the Los Angeles Venture Association.  LAVA Mobile events and SIG are generously supported by Gumiyo and Ernst & Young.