This is a group dedicated to bringing mobile designers and developers together in collaboration to discuss mobile development. As a purveyor of sponsorships and endorsements in the mobile field TAL Group stands poised to offer a wide variety of resources for those seeking knowledge in mobile development. As a sponsor of Mobile Mondays and a provider of Android Development Training, TAL Group is prepared to offer a unique and free opportunity for designers and developers to meet and discuss any …

Best Things in Life Are Free Meet & Share Locally + Connect Globally   Media, Mobile Apps, Cloud, and the Web    Technologies, Marketing, Advertisement, Entrepreneurship, Friendsourcing + Lovers/Frontiers of Internet/Gadgets/Apps     Online sales for Canadian businesses now exceeds $60 Billion.  15 million Canadians use Facebook, being the largest concentration of Canadians anywhere on the web.  How can we leverage that with brand awareness, growth and engagement strategies, ultimately leading t …

Toronto Tech Meetup is a gathering of the GTA tech community, with cool demos and short presentations about new technologies. The objective is to show new approaches, broaden perspectives and connect people in the community. Topics are fairly broad and may cover the latest web 2.0 beta projects, biotechnology experiments, green tech, media-art installations, tech startups, a line of code from an API, and social and political projects related to technology. From Montreal, Vancouver or even …

… Any kind of .NET development is welcome from Microsoft to Mono; micro, mobile, desktop, web services, code libraries, plug-ins, etc. Anything based around .NET is good. There's no restriction on what .NET language, framework version or platform you can use. You might be into a mainstream .NET syntax like C# or VB.NET, into functional F#, or into something more obscure and powerful like Nemerle, or you might code in pure CIL. It's really up to you. Sponsors of Toronto .NET Hackers -   We are on …

Railsplank is a group of connected individuals and small businesses creating an economy of innovation and creativity in Toronto. We’re not coworking – we’re a collaborative workspace, for Ruby on Rails developers, Web Designers and Entrepreneurs. Help us reach 20 members by sharing this group description with your entourage and suggesting this Meetup to your friends and network. If you have Twitter and you just joined Railsplank, send us a shootout @Railsplank

Today we need to build separate apps for every platform -- Desktop, iOS (iPhone/iPad), Blackberry, Android. HTML5 will make it easier to build full-fledged applications with native-like features once -- and have it run on many devices. This isn't always easy :) But that's why I made this group -- so we can share knowledge, and learn from each other.

… building a top-secret app out of their basement that's going to change the way the world does X scrambling to find a partner to work with on a well-paying contract that's just a wee bit too much workload for the anticipated deadline heroes because they're part of the burgeoning community that will reverse Toronto's brain-drain ...incredibly talented, smart, entrepreneurial, and absolutely dangerous to the status quo   Chances are, you'll fit right in if you're a(n): web developer  software dev …

Growing a tech business? Join fellow tech entrepreneurs and share your experiences to solve the many practical issues we face, from finance and recruiting to patent, trademark, and copyright issues. Currently, we are focusing on e-commerce and eBusiness ventures, namely, mobile and web based application ventures. We are also interested in expanding into solar, wind, and geothermal ventures, if there is sufficient interest. We discuss issues related to financing and growing tech bu …

… Meanwhile, time spent on Web portals decreased 19 per cent during the year to a 4.4 per cent share of all activity and instant messaging had a 4 per cent share, a 15 per cent drop. And viewing of online videos and movies increased 12 per cent to about 3.9 per cent of all activities, allowing that category to surge past online searches. “Despite the almost unlimited nature of what you can do on the Web, 40 per cent of U.S. online time is spent on just three activities—social networking, playing …

An opportunity to meet the local toronto tech and start up community, discuss ideas, and engage with like minded people.

Ultra Light Startups Ultra Light Startups brings together the world's most innovative technology entrepreneurs, in monthly events and accompanying online communities. Events feature pitching, networking and interactive, moderated panel discussions with leading industry experts. Topics cover: Design, Technology, Marketing and Finance   And be sure to checkout our website and join our social media groups: Website - http://ultralightstartups.com/ Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/ultralightstartu …

For Toronto Raspberry Pi enthusiasts! Let's meet up and hack sometime.   http://www.raspberrypi.org/

openBar() Toronto is meant to be a casual monthly gathering of developers, designers and business professionals in the Toronto tech community who have an active interest in Open Source Software and Open Platforms.

Tech meet Fashion. Fashion meet Tech. From speed networking to inspiring presentations. We want people to learn and start collaborating at the intersection of fashion, tech and marketing.

Are you involved in a startup or want to be? Startup Grind was started to help entrepreneurs meet new people face-to-face, and continue to build a lasting relationship with them online after the event. It's a monthly event held in Silicon Valley, Los Angeles, New York City, Ottawa, Seattle, San Francisco and features a range of speakers from founders, to journalists, to investors. More importantly it has the coolest community you've ever seen. Come to our event or go to Commonred.com to meet ama …

"There are among the matters yet to be imagined. Matters of which as yet no inkling. The test is company." - Beckett Technology has changed how books are being written, discovered, read, sold, shared, and talked about. Words are finding new modalities and innovators across disciplines have begun to experiment with how technology might improve their creation, curation, and consumption. Code Meet Print TO is the community at the heart of this shift in Toronto. We explore the intersection of text …