Interop Mumbai Presentation
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I am posting an interesting presentation by Rajesh Jain on the present mobile scenario in India and the emerging ideas thereof. He is the person behind Novatium; an amazing concept of having a thin client based computing system serviced by broadband networks.
I choose to highlight the ideas which don’t have a “commercial angle”. Even though, I am well aware of Rajesh’s short code sms service called as “my today” (or something like that), I find his ideas in tune with the present day realities. Please feel free to critique and present your ideas.
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