Showing posts with label apps world. Show all posts
Showing posts with label apps world. Show all posts

Sunday, January 19, 2014

LG speakers at Apps World SF. Feb 5-6.

WorldWide Tech & Science. Francisco De Jesùs.




A list of LG speakers at the upcoming Apps World to take place in SF ,Moscone Center West, Feb 5-6, who are strong related to the development of  the LG WebOS UI/UX, apps and tools as well as responsible of the advertising and business of Smart TVs. Most of them work in LG Silicon Valley Lab (SVL):




Gray Norton, Director Enyo Framework and Tools,




Wendell Wenjen, Director of Smart TV advertising and Interactive TV platforms



Kevin Shaaf, Senior Product Manager Enyo Framework



Ohad Ben-Yoseph, Director of Business Development. LG SVL



Samuel Chang, VP Head of LG SVL, who said: "We really want to bring WebOS to other products", says Chang. "All devices that connect to the internet are a potential candidate." on a Nutech article the writer commented: Aside from TVs, LG plans to equip devices such as smartphones and tablets with the WebOS operating system too.

Anyone of you will attend, speak or go to this event in SF?


Also you can read about the different sessions where these guys are in and are about TV and multiscreen apps here

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Monday, December 9, 2013

2014: LG to show-off its next generation TV with webOS/Enyo work at the Apps World in SF.

2014: LG to show-off its next generation TV with webOS/Enyo work at the Apps World in SF. 

WorldWide Tech & Science. Francisco De Jesùs.



LG’s Director of the Enyo Framework and Tools, Gray Norton (GN),answered questions made by  DeveloperTech (DT) about the company’s recent SDK update and what it means for the future of TV development.

The question:

DT: LG is attending AppsWorld in San Francisco next year; can you speak a little about your participation there?

The answer:

GN: We will be able to show-off at that point all the work we have been doing on the next-generation LG TV. We’ll also be showing not only the types of apps that can be built but also talking to developers about the framework and how to build them.
One of the interesting things about the Enyo framework we use is that it’s loosely coupled with WebOS but it can be used separate as well. It’s a cross-platform framework so the promise is developers can use Enyo to build apps that run on LG Smart TVs but can be run on other TV platforms as well; potentially including the types of devices such as consoles.
Source: developer-tech


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