1. http://research.microsoft.com/en-us/projects/hawaii/ Microsoft Research

2. New effort investigating the ability of the cloud to enhance the end-user experience on mobile devices. We plan to build a set of cloud-enabled mobile applications to better understand the systems and networking infrastructure needed to enable the next generation of applications. We are engaging Universities to have students build projects using our platform.

3. Hawaii applications can incorporate a wide variety of cloud services, including : Computation (Azure) Storage (Azure) Authentication (Windows Live ID) Location (Orion) Notification Client Backup Client-code Distribution

4. Three top-tier Universities are already using the Hawaii platform to for class projects to build on. University of Southern California “Trends in Mobile and Cloud Computing” – Ramesh Govindan University of Wisconsin – Madison “Mobile Phone Programming” – Suman Banerjee Duke “Wireless Networking and Mobile Computing” – Romit Choudhury Goal is to get students to build interesting applications for Windows Mobile May result in new app ideas Gets student developers on Windows Mobile Encourages University research projects on our platform

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