San Francisco Mobile Computing/Pocket PC Meeting Wed., 2/18

[reydiodj]

Evites have been sent and the location, presentations and prizes have been confirmed! We'll have some Smartphone apps to give away! And there will be yet another great grand prize to be given away! If you happen to be in the area and want to get in on the fun please visit:


http://www.evite.com/floresr@dentistry.ucsf.edu/sfmcs



Supporting all Pocket PC, Palm, Notebook PC, Tablet PC, and Smartphone users!!!
Mobile Multimedia Without the Madness!

When: Wednesday, February 18th from 6:30PM-9PM
Where: The Landmark at One Market Street, Ste. 200 - Golden Gate North Room, San Francisco, CA 94105
Cost: $5 for those who RSVP; $7 if you don't RSVP and just walk-in – covers pizza, drinks, one raffle ticket, and/or misc. organization supplies *exact change is appreciated.
*exact change is appreciated!
(because of the interest value of the Grand Prize, additional raffle tickets will be available for purchase at the meeting)
Additional details are available here: https://msevents.microsoft.com
Reference event code: 1032244811
And also at: http://sf.mobilecomputingsig.com

RSVP (Today Please!) at: http://www.evite.com/floresr@dentistry.ucsf.edu/sfmcs

Special thanks to Alonzo Bozman, Technical Systems Engineer for Microsoft's MapPoint Business Unit for hosting the event for us this month - MapPoint is sponsoring the 2004 MS Mobile Developer Conference!


Here is the line up for Wednesday night's "card:"


Shawna Kelly, Co-Manager SFMCS, will presenting on the features and benefits of Lifeview's presentation gear and 1.3 Mega Pixel FlyCAM (with flash), WM Recorder and converting video to the Pocket PC with Windows Media Encoder.


Rey Flores, Co-Manager SFMCS /Co-Editor for www.MPx200.org, will be taking Spb's Imageer for a spin, talk about the latest on MPx200.org, SPOT watches, and news on the latest WM2k3 update for XDA.

Special thanks:

Billy of MadBeetle.com for providing a couple of titles for us to giveaway!


Giuseppe Govi of SyncData for providing copies of SmartphoneNotes!

additional prizes/sponsors:
WriteShields from PPCTechs - the ultimate screen protectors!
(Using a WriteShield is like adding a subtle, silky pearl finish of armor to your screen --they are light years better than the rest!)
Book from Peachpit
SD/Business card case from InnoPocket
Misc. gadgets/software.

For more info on
,
please visit: http://sf.mobilecomputingsig.com

A chapter of the:

at: http://www.mobilecomputingsig.com

The SF Mobile Computing SIG – formerly the SF Pocket PC User Group, is made up of mobile professionals, students, and gadget buffs! Each month we meet to discuss and show off the latest in portable and wireless devices, such as PDAs (Palm/Pocket PC), notebooks, and Smartphones. Anyone interested or with questions in the subject are welcome to attend! We have chapters in Sacramento, and soon in Walnut Creek and San Jose! Visit our new website at: www.mobilecomputingsig.com.

(Take us to your) Leaders:
*Rey Flores, Co Manager SFMCS – a Computer Resource Specialist at UCSF School of Dentistry. With a degree in Computer Technology and Microsoft accreditation, Rey specializes in Handheld/Mobile support. Rey’s experience with the Palm OS and Pocket PC devices will help give the group a rounded perspective on the PDA world. Just recently, Rey has also become a Co-Editor and Co-Moderator for www.MPx200.org in keeping up with the MS Smartphone's official release in the US!

**Shawna Kelly, Co Manager SFMCS & Editor for NCMCS - is a multimedia producer, for www.artzest.com, with emphasis in Flash and mobile content. She also consults on mobility and writes mobile computer web site and magazine articles for such publications as Pocket PC Magazine. Shawna is also the Editor & President Emeritus of the San Francisco Multimedia Users Forum: www.sfmmuf.org. She has a BA degree in Creative Studies from the University of California, Santa Barbara, and is also certified in 3D and multimedia.

***Charles Pickrell, founder of NCMCS - is a software developer for a California HMO from Sacramento and former MS-MVP for Mobile User Groups. The experience he shares in the realm of Mobile Computing enriches the experience for us all!

[reydiodj]

Evites have been sent and the location, presentations and prizes have been confirmed! We'll have some Smartphone apps to give away! And there will be yet another great grand prize to be given away! If you happen to be in the area and want to get in on the fun please visit:


http://www.evite.com/floresr@dentistry.ucsf.edu/sfmcs



Supporting all Pocket PC, Palm, Notebook PC, Tablet PC, and Smartphone users!!!
Mobile Multimedia Without the Madness!

When: Wednesday, February 18th from 6:30PM-9PM
Where: The Landmark at One Market Street, Ste. 200 - Golden Gate North Room, San Francisco, CA 94105
Cost: $5 for those who RSVP; $7 if you don't RSVP and just walk-in – covers pizza, drinks, one raffle ticket, and/or misc. organization supplies *exact change is appreciated.
*exact change is appreciated!
(because of the interest value of the Grand Prize, additional raffle tickets will be available for purchase at the meeting)
Additional details are available here: https://msevents.microsoft.com
Reference event code: 1032244811
And also at: http://sf.mobilecomputingsig.com

RSVP (Today Please!) at: http://www.evite.com/floresr@dentistry.ucsf.edu/sfmcs

Special thanks to Alonzo Bozman, Technical Systems Engineer for Microsoft's MapPoint Business Unit for hosting the event for us this month - MapPoint is sponsoring the 2004 MS Mobile Developer Conference!


Here is the line up for Wednesday night's "card:"


Shawna Kelly, Co-Manager SFMCS, will presenting on the features and benefits of Lifeview's presentation gear and 1.3 Mega Pixel FlyCAM (with flash), WM Recorder and converting video to the Pocket PC with Windows Media Encoder.


Rey Flores, Co-Manager SFMCS /Co-Editor for www.MPx200.org, will be taking Spb's Imageer for a spin, talk about the latest on MPx200.org, SPOT watches, and news on the latest WM2k3 update for XDA.

Special thanks:

Billy of MadBeetle.com for providing a couple of titles for us to giveaway!


Giuseppe Govi of SyncData for providing copies of SmartphoneNotes!

additional prizes/sponsors:
WriteShields from PPCTechs - the ultimate screen protectors!
(Using a WriteShield is like adding a subtle, silky pearl finish of armor to your screen --they are light years better than the rest!)
Book from Peachpit
SD/Business card case from InnoPocket
Misc. gadgets/software.

For more info on
,
please visit: http://sf.mobilecomputingsig.com

A chapter of the:

at: http://www.mobilecomputingsig.com

The SF Mobile Computing SIG – formerly the SF Pocket PC User Group, is made up of mobile professionals, students, and gadget buffs! Each month we meet to discuss and show off the latest in portable and wireless devices, such as PDAs (Palm/Pocket PC), notebooks, and Smartphones. Anyone interested or with questions in the subject are welcome to attend! We have chapters in Sacramento, and soon in Walnut Creek and San Jose! Visit our new website at: www.mobilecomputingsig.com.

(Take us to your) Leaders:
*Rey Flores, Co Manager SFMCS – a Computer Resource Specialist at UCSF School of Dentistry. With a degree in Computer Technology and Microsoft accreditation, Rey specializes in Handheld/Mobile support. Rey’s experience with the Palm OS and Pocket PC devices will help give the group a rounded perspective on the PDA world. Just recently, Rey has also become a Co-Editor and Co-Moderator for www.MPx200.org in keeping up with the MS Smartphone's official release in the US!

**Shawna Kelly, Co Manager SFMCS & Editor for NCMCS - is a multimedia producer, for www.artzest.com, with emphasis in Flash and mobile content. She also consults on mobility and writes mobile computer web site and magazine articles for such publications as Pocket PC Magazine. Shawna is also the Editor & President Emeritus of the San Francisco Multimedia Users Forum: www.sfmmuf.org. She has a BA degree in Creative Studies from the University of California, Santa Barbara, and is also certified in 3D and multimedia.

***Charles Pickrell, founder of NCMCS - is a software developer for a California HMO from Sacramento and former MS-MVP for Mobile User Groups. The experience he shares in the realm of Mobile Computing enriches the experience for us all!