Qualcomm's Uplinq 2013 Set For September With Maximum Developer Potential
This week the folks at Qualcomm have announced that their one and only developer conference Uplinq 2013 will this year be held between September 3rd and 5th, chock-full of mobile application and developer strategy goodness from start to finish. This event will once again be working with technical sessions, chats, demonstrations, and networking opportunities in massive amounts – and SlashGear will be there to cover the whole gamut! While registration isn't quite open yet, it will be extremely soon for those interested in jumping in on the future of mobile computing from the Qualcomm side of the universe.
Uplinq is as Qualcomm claims it, "the wireless industry's only cross-platform developer's conference", and it's now been expanded to three full days. This set of events will be featuring here in 2013 a series of professionals from all angles – developers, manufacturers, operators, and technology providers alike. This set of events will show a cross-platform look at the wireless industry from not just a series of perspectives, but the specific perspectives you'll find valuable to your business.
Qualcomm's Uplinq series of events is made for "all members of the value chain", as senior vice president and chief marketing officer for Qualcomm Anand Chandrasekher makes clear, and "Feedback from last year's attendees has us adding more technical sessions and further enhancing the business development programs we will be offering at Uplinq 2013." It's basically going to be one big technology high-five for everyone who's responsible for creating, delivering, or supporting the industry from top to bottom!
Have a peek at our Uplinq collection to see what we've seen in the past from Qualcomm's premiere developer conference. This event has shown us everything from the tiniest in-device speaker amplifications to the largest previews of Qualcomm technologies for the future. Camera demonstrations with sword fighters, device previews from top manufacturers, and up close and personal action in the Snapdragon environment – hot stuff!