We haven’t put together the schedule for Over the Air 2013 yet, but the format will be the same as in past years. See below for last year’s Programme.

The event is put on by the community, for the community – which means WE NEED YOU! The Call for Speakers is now open for 2013, so please submit your session proposals in the form provided.

Once your session proposal has been approved, we will set up individual session detail pages on the social conference site Lanyrd, so all the links below link to session detail pages there. Lanyrd also have a mobile app and WebApp so if you are attending, please make use of these to keep track of the schedule from your mobile.

Over the Air 2012

Friday, 1 June, 2012

9:30	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 Hacking Science & Space Exploration Ariel Waldman
11:00	Coffee Break Marquee Tent
	Marquee Tent	Ball Room	Drawing Room	Music Room	Library	Morning Room
11:15 to 12:15	The Space: Building a Broadcaster In a Box Mo McRoberts, BBC	HTML5 on Steroids: Creating high-performance mobile maps apps in HTML5 and Javascript Bernd Mrohs, Nokia	Presenting the Open Web Device Francisco Jordano, Telefónica	Everything You Know About QR Codes is WRONG! Terence Eden		From Ideas to Business! Nick Crook & David Dees, Heald Solicitors
12:15 to 13:15	Responsive Web Design – the Specs Behind the Sex Bruce Lawson, Opera Software	170 Million Google+ Users Later: What Have we Learned and What’s New? Adewale Oshineye & Silvano Luciani, Google	BlueVia: Year in Review and Looking Ahead Thomas Curtis & Dan Appelquist, BlueVia	WebRTC – The missing pieces to standardized real-time audio-visual communication on the Web Adam Bergkvist, Ericsson Labs	snaPPing!!! aka: a humourous approach to mobile development cliches Thibaut Rouffineau, WIP	Anyone Can Code an Embedded Controller Nicholas Herriot, Vodafone R&D
13:15	Lunch The Lawn
14:30 to 15:30	If Mobiles Don’t Come to the Web, the Web Must Come to Mobiles Christian Heilmann, Mozilla	HTML5 Mobile Web Apps and the Open Mobile Revolution Emanuele Bolognesi	Adaptive Mobile Design with a Server Side Flavour James Rosewell, 51Degrees.mobi	You do know it is a phone, don’t you? (Adding voice to your mobile apps) Tim Panton, Voxeo Labs	A Means to Interact: A Guided Tour of Arts Programming Platforms Becky Stewart, Codasign	Sounds good! A case study on using Pure Data Yuli Levtov, Reactify & Max Harland, Soniqplay
15:30 to 16:30	Facebook Open Graph: from Zero to Hero in 60 Minutes Simon Cross, Facebook	Building Apps for Billions of Connected Devices with Joshfire François Daoust, Joshfire	Kirin: A Single Page Web App, with a Native UI James Hugman, Future Platforms	Do you do?…….BB10 development choices are banging on your door! Luca Sale, BlackBerry	Mobile Websites Can Have Nice Fonts Too Laura Kalbag	Charity Donation from Games Paul Foster, Microsoft & Caroline Howes, Playmob
16:30	Break
17:00 to 18:00	TheLab: Demo Cool Things! Kevin S Prince & Sam Machin, O2′s TheLab	Bikeshed – A Beautiful Web for HTML5/JavaScript Developers Wolfram Kriesing, Uxebu	Lego Mindstorms Workshop Adam Cohen-Rose & Lasse Stenbæk Lauesen	Appcelerator Titanium – From Zero to App Liz Myers	Federated Open Web: Protocols > API! Julien Genestoux	Accepting Payment Via Operator Bill Now Available to Everyone! Erik de Kroon, WAC
18:00 to 19:00	Cloud Development with Embedded Controllers and Connecting to Wide Area Networks Chris Styles, Arm	How we build Facebook: shipping thousands of lines of code to over 900 million people, every day Simon Cross, Facebook			Open	The Making of TU Me Nick Mullen, Telefónica Digital
19:00 to 22:00	Dinner, Drinks and Ignite Bletchley Park Talks Marquee Tent …
23:00	All-night hacking Various Rooms in the Mansion

Saturday, 2 June, 2012