vimov will be participating in the CeBIT 2010 trade fair, held in Hannover, Germany, from March 2nd to March 6th, under the Egyptian Pavilion and in participation with ITIDA. You can find us there at Hall 3 Stand J04/1.

At CeBIT, we will be showcasing our range of current and upcoming iPhone products as well as our custom mobile development services. We are going to showcase our flagship product, iSimulate, one of the most popular tools for iPhone development, and the first tool to support iPad development. And for the first time, visitors will have a sneak peak at our upcoming port of one of the most popular games in the world, Hexen 2, on the iPhone.

We consider this as an opportunity to find investors, partnerships and build new business relationships, and discuss with potential clients how they could create or enforce a creative mobile presence for their business.

To arrange a meeting please send an e-mail at projects@vimov.com.

About vimov

vimov is a software company specialized in iPhone, iPad, Android and Blackberry mobile application development, as well as webservices development and integration. We have released several products which we own their IP including iSimulate, an application used by thousands of iPhone Developers.

Additionally, we have worked with several international corporations in bringing their services and products to the mobile platforms. Our work includes mobile applications integrated with backend webservices, backend webservices development, navigation applications, 2D games, audio and image processing, and database-based applications.

About CeBIT

CeBIT is the world’s largest exhibition dedicated to Information and Communications Technology (ICT), and brings together ICT buyers, sellers, developers and users from around the globe. Around 700,000 visitors from all over the world attended the previous year’s exhibition. vimov’s representatives can be met at Stand J04/1 in Hall 3.

About ITIDA

The Information Technology Industry Development Agency (ITIDA) is a governmental entity affiliated to Egypt’s Ministry of Communications and Information Technology. It is responsible for growing and developing Egypt’s position as a leading global outsourcing location by attracting foreign direct investment to the industry and maximizing the exports of IT services and applications.

Today, on June 14th, we demoed Exorcist at the 2009 DemoCampME, an event that promotes enterpeneurship, new ideas and technology adoption in the Middle East.

vimov was among a number of companies that presented their projects to investors, journalists, bloggers, and technology enthusiasts. We presented Exorcist, and towards it we received an overwhelming positive feedback, with many impressed of Exorcist being the first videogame for the iPhone in the Middle East.

Next week, on Tuesday, April 28th, at 04:00 PM, we will be giving an introductory session on iPhone Development at the Faculty of Engineering.

The 90-minute session is targeted for software developers, and will focus on building native applications for the iPhone OS platform. It will cover an introduction to the iPhone OS, the App Store distribution model, how native applications are developed for the iPhone, and will delve into using the iPhone’s accelerometer and multi-touch capabilities.

The session is open to attendance for the faculty staff and all students interested in learning how to build native iPhone applications.

vimov is sponsoring the first Installfest in Alexandria on Monday, March 9th, 2009. The one day event, which is hosted by ITI and organized by EGLUG, is the sixth community-driven event to spread the word on GNU/Linux and Open Source in Egypt, and the first to be organized in Alexandria.

While in the past few years, adoption of GNU/Linux has been increasing rapidly, whether it would be in poor or large countries, small businesses or large enterprises, its market share in Egypt has not picked up. It thus remains up to the community to try to pass the word around on the benefits of Open Source software and technologies, and how Free and Open Source Software can help decrease costs at homes and businesses, increase efficiency and productiveness, and most importantly, reduce the reliance on proprietary technologies.

At the event, you can bring your desktop or laptop and get professional help from the most skilled geeks in Egypt on how to install a Linux distribution; setup the driver for a card you cannot get to work; or have any of your GNU/Linux questions answered. Additionally, many sessions will be held during the day that go from introductory basics like installing software to advanced topics like kernel programming and MySQL scalability.

The schedule of the day’s sessions is available at EGLUG’s wiki.