1. Going Mobile: new tools
to keep your library’s
information moving

2. Operators

3. AT&T

4. AT&T
T-Mobile

5. AT&T
T-Mobile
Verizon

6. AT&T
T-Mobile
Verizon
Sprint

7. AT&T
T-Mobile
Verizon
Sprint
Cricket and others...

8. Networks

9. 2G

10. second generation
mobile technology

11. 2G

12. global system for
mobile communications

13. GSM

14. GSM
enhanced data rates for
GSM evolution

15. GSM
EDGE

16. 3G

17. third generation mobile
technology

18. 3G

19. wideband code division
multiple access

20. W-CDMA

21. W-CDMA
high-speed packet
access

22. W-CDMA
HSPA

23. 4G

24. Devices

25. Feature phones

26. Feature phones
in 2009 83% of mobile
phone sales in the US

27. Smart phones

28. Smart phones
by 2011 sales may catch
feature phones

29. Operating Systems

30. proprietary vs. open source

31. Windows Mobile or
Windows Phone

32. Windows Mobile or
Windows Phone
Mac OS - iPhone - iOS

33. Windows Mobile or
Windows Phone
Mac OS - iPhone - iOS
Blackberry OS

34. Android

35. Android
Palm Web OS

36. Android
Palm Web OS
Symbian

37. Android
Palm Web OS
Symbian
Linux

38. Application Framework

39. web apps vs. native apps

40. native apps

41. SMS - push notifications

43. camera

44. GPS - location services

45. programming apps

46. software development
kit (SDK)

47. iPhone

56. Android

62. web apps

63. HTML

64. HTML
CSS

65. HTML
Cascading Style Sheets

66. HTML
CSS

67. HTML
CSS
Javascript

76. iPhone User Interface
Framework

77. iPhone User Interface
Framework
iUI

80. iPhone User Interface
Framework

81. iPhone User Interface
Framework
iWebkit

82. iPhone User Interface
Framework
iWebkit
jqtouch

83. content management
systems

84. Drupal
WordPress

88. outsourcing

91. html5

92. questions?