Kuneri is presenting SWFPack on October 30th, 2008 at 10pm EST (check your time). Ugur, CEO of Kuneri, will be talking about SWFPack which just launched publicly not so long ago.

Here are the details:

The Boston Adobe Mobile and Devices User Group is holding an eSeminar on October 30th, 2008 at 10PM EST (check your local time). Ugur Kaner, CEO of Kuneri, will introduce their new online service SWFPack.

Here is the agenda of the presentation:

• Kuneri in brief
• Introduction to SWFPack
• Short walk-through
• Roadmap and plans
• Dialog: How should it be?
• Answers to questions

Please join the Boston Adobe Mobile and Device User Group to participate to the eSeminar and be part of the User Group. When you apply tell us something about yourself.

Speaker: Ugur Kaner is the CEO & Creative Director of Finnish mobile innovation company Kuneri. He is an experienced Visual designer, UI Specialist, Software designer & developer and Flash Lite expert; recognized by Nokia as a Forum Nokia Champion. Ugur has been the name behind many novel products such as KuneriLite, SWFPack, Easy Vote and KISS60.

Kuneri, the leading mobile innovation company, today announced the public beta release of their newest product SWFPack, an online mobile development tool for Flash Lite developers. This release is a milestone for the company carrying mobile development to the web.

First NFL, now SWFPack … wonder what’s next.

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