MeeGo Conference 2010 Call for Proposals
The conference is open for submissions.
Conference organizers are accepting session proposals for the first annual MeeGo Conference, scheduled from November 15-17 in Dublin. Proposals from community members, Intel, The Linux Foundation and Nokia will all be considered equally. Organizers are looking for proposals to cover the following topics:
- Hardware support
- Platform/Application development
- MeeGo progress and development
The call for sessions ends on August 23, with confirmation emails going out by September 24. For more information visit the MeeGo Conference website.
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