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Ronald Lenz from 7scenes discusses how mobile technologies are transforming cities. Mobile apps and location-based services allow for new forms of connected experiences and storytelling. 7scenes is a mobile storytelling platform that makes it easy to publish location-based content for travel, tourism, heritage sites, and more. It provides authoring tools, community features, and apps for iPhone, Android and Nokia. Examples of 7scenes projects include cultural "TomToms", mobile tours and games for parks, and guided city explorations for events and festivals. The future may see cities functioning as operating systems with open mobile platforms enabling new collaborations and business models.
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- 9. A New City How Mobile Technologies are transforming our Cities Community platform
- 10. A New City How Mobile Technologies are transforming our Cities Mobile apps for iPhone, Android & Nokia
- 11. A New City How Mobile Technologies are transforming our Cities Travel & Tourism cases Tourist Offices (Cultural) Parks Museums Events & festivals
- 12. A New City How Mobile Technologies are transforming our Cities Tourist Offices - Cultural ‘TomTom’ - Timemachine
- 13. A New City How Mobile Technologies are transforming our Cities (Culture) Parks - Mobile tours & games - Uplabs
- 14. A New City How Mobile Technologies are transforming our Cities Museums - Guided city tours - The Violated City
- 15. A New City How Mobile Technologies are transforming our Cities Events & festivals - City exploration - LocalXS
- 16. A New City How Mobile Technologies are transforming our Cities Events & festivals - City exploration - AMS 3.0
- 17. A New City How Mobile Technologies are transforming our Cities Glimpse of the Future Open Mobile Internet City as an Operating System New Collaborations & Business models A New City
- 18. WCIT 2010 Thanks! visit www.7scenes.com ronald@7scenes.com - @rlenz