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Intro to the Mobile Development Series...
First off - welcome to the weird world of mobile development! Developing natively on mobile devices is not for the faint of heart - and I must congratulate you for making the first steps to doing so! You are now on your way to becoming iPhone development savvy. Much like kung-fu the path to mastering development on the iPhone will be long and hard, but with a bit of elbow grease, a pitcher of European triple-brewed espresso beverages (I am not talking lattes here) and some determination you will be able to join the ranks of the elite iPhone Developers in no time. Just remember me if you create an App that's worth millions!

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I would like to acknowledge the fantastic efforts of the TechKnowFile 2010 team that helped power this year's conference chaired by Bob Cook. Every single member of the team volunteered their time, efforts, skills and ideas to make this year's TechKnowFile a memorable event for the community. In total, it took 43 people to make this event happen!

Dear TechKnowFilers:

Great news! TechKnowFile went mobile! If you have an iPhone, you can now access your personal schedule, review sessions, locations and presenters using the TKF Mobile WebApp.

Using your phone browser, go to: http://tkfmobile.oise.utoronto.ca and login using your techknowfile.org username and password.

Give us your feedback at the TKF-Dell feedback kiosks available in the Stone Lobby of the MedSci building on the day of the conference!

Thank you to Michael Moncada from OISE for his hard work on the TKF Mobile WebApp.

Please take a moment to review the TechKnowFile 2010 Conference Schedule.

The following is a complete list of the presentations selected for TechKnowFile Conference 2010. This year's lineup is looking better than ever. Thank you to all who submitted.

As some of you may know, Google Apps is a free (depending on the package you choose) offering from Google. In a nutshell, it's a branded GMail and Google Calendar and Google Docs instance. It can be "skinned" to some extent to match your organization, and it's all hosted by Google and provided to you free of charge (or for some $ you can get additional benefits, like 25GB mailboxes and priority support).

It's Star Wars Day. May the fourth be with you!