OTA11 Schedule

Here is the schedule for Over the Air  2011  - although it is always subject to slight shifts as we confirm with all of our speakers, the timings are now set in stone, and there shouldn’t be any major changes.

Friday, 30 September 2011
9:30 to 10:00	Registration / Coffee  Marquee Tent
10:00 to 11:00	Welcome from the Over the Air Team  Marquee Tent  Daniel Appelquist, Matthew Cashmore, Margaret Gold Opening Keynote: Dr. Sue Black: Building Bletchley Park
11:00 to 11:15	Coffee Break  Marquee Tent
	Ball Room	Drawing Room	Music Room	Library	Marquee Corner
11:15 to 12:15	Connected apps: delivering great user experiences using content rich APIs Dan Murphy and Stephanie Seegmuller, Pearson; Steve Ellis, Metia; Greg Taylor, TigerSpike	Excellence in the Android User Experience Nick Butcher, Google	I may not make you a millionaire – but I will pay for your beer Terence Eden, inMobi	Stolen and lost phones – can mobile applications help with this problem? Andy Williams, Metropolitan Police Service	Green Your Apps: an intro to using AMEEconnect James Smith, AMEE
12:15 to 13:15	BBC Digital Public Space (“Spindle”) Mo McRoberts, BBC	Web Anywhere: Mobile Optimisation With HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript – Bruce Lawson, Opera Software	Game technologies – putting them to good use in AR Paul Foster, Microsoft	Mobile Application Security and Mobile Security Applications: Sticks and Carrots Craig Heath	Android Survival Guide: tips and tricks After Two Years of Development Alfredo Morresi
13:15 to 14:30	Lunch  The Lawn
14:30 to 15:30	On Your Markers…: Getting started with 3D Augmented Reality Ivan Trajkovic, NudgeNudge	Crap! It Doesn’t Look Quite Right: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Set my Mobile Web Sites Free Lyza Danger Gardner	Open Source Hardware Paul Downey, SolderPad	Design for All goes Mobile Denise Stephens, Enabled by Design and John Wyer, Vodafone	Wholesale Application Community (WAC) APIs Ricardo Varela, WAC; Kevin Smith, Vodafone
15:30 to 16:30	Exploding the Gap Between Native and Web James Hugman, Future Platforms	Google+ APIs Intro Ade Oshineye, Google	Arduino ADK / Android Francisco Javier Zorzano Mier, Telefónica I&D; David Cuartielles, Arduino	Hands on with the BlueVia APIs Bernhard Walter, BlueVia	Storytelling, Games, and the Real World: Weaving it all Together Adrian Hon and Alex Macmillan, Six to Start
16:30 to 17:00	Break
17:00 to 18:00	The Rubber Ducky’s Guide to Open Government Data Hadley Beeman, Glyn Wintle	Debugging Web Apps on Real Mobile Devices Dale Lane, IBM	OpenBTS – Open Source GSM Network for Development and Testing Will Rogers, Detica	BlueVia Labs. Hands on with #Blue and some other surprises! Richard Spence and Paul Golding, BlueVia	Ubiquitous Android Jamie McDonald, Novoda
18:00 to 19:00	Securing your Internet Fridge: Web Security in a Networked Society Kristoffer Gronowski & Oscar Ohlsson, Ericsson Labs	Session: Native [heart] Web (HTML5: Building Great Mobile Web Apps and More With Web Standards) Dominique Hazaël-Massieux, W3C	Mobile Mindstorms — LEGO robots with Android (and iOS) Adam Cohen-Rose	From zero to App-Super-Hero with Titanium Liz Myers	Guardian APIs Workshop Michael Brunton-Spall, The Guardian
19:00 to 22:00	Dinner, Drinks and Ignite Bletchley Park Talks  Marquee Tent  BBC’s Bill Thompson and others…
23:00 …and beyond	All-night hacking  Various Rooms in the Mansion
Saturday, 1 October, 2011
7:30 to 8:00	Wake Up: Revitaliser Workshop  The Lawn
8:00 to 9:00	Breakfast  Marquee Tent
	Morning Sessions
	Ball Room	Drawing Room	Music Room	Library	Marquee Corner
9:30 to 10:30	The News. 27 Languages. One App. David Vella, BBC World Service	The FT Web app – We’ve Got a Website for That Andrew Betts, Assanka	QR Codes Under the Bonnet Alistair MacDonald
10:30 to 11:30	Panel: Apps for Science Brian Fuchs, Imperial College London	Navigating the Myriad of Mobile Payment Methods Anthony Hicks, Paypal	What’s going on with security in the mobile industry and what’s coming up? Charles Brookson, Zeeta Security Ltd.	Developing Network-Friendly Applications: A Mobile Operator’s View Kamran Kordi, Deutsche Telekom
11:30 to 12:30	Developing Apps That Transform An Enterprise – Some Lessons Learned Paul Johnston	Historical Code Cracking with Phones: What if Pontus, the Gauls, Germans, Nervii, Egyptians and Helvetii had iPhones? David Rogers, Copper Horse Solutions	Mobile UI and fried chicken (or how angry birds will kill us all) Arran Ross-Paterson	Mobile Web Apps: State of the Tools Ernesto Jiménez, Vodafone	Location Based Services and Privacy (it’s not just where you are but who you’re with) Steve Kennedy
12:30 to 13:30	Session: A better world – one mobile & web start-up at a time Franco Papeschi, Web Foundation	Mobile Augmented Reality with junaio – easily creating own AR experience Frank Angermann, Metaio	“Im in ur codez” or, Securing Mobile Apps Nick Shearer, Mobile Interactive Group	NetMash: Native + Web + More Duncan Cragg, Thoughtworks
13:45 to 14:30	Lunch  Marquee Tent
14:30 to 14:50	Closing Keynote: Professor Fred Piper The Changing Face of Cryptography  Marquee Tent
14:50 to 16:00	Competition Presentations  Marquee Tent
16:00 to 16:30	Break for Judging
16:30 to 17:30	Awards & Wrap-up  Marquee Tent