Adpop Media inserts advertising into the 3D space of any video.  The simplest use case of Adpop's technology is product placement inserted after filming, and in-video ads that can be personalized to the viewer.  The Company uses machine learning, computer vision, and 3D geometry reconstruction, to develop algorithms of the source region (an empty wall, a t-shirt, a picture frame, etc.).  Adpop then inserts an image or video into the area.  The technology automatically handles camera rotations, reflections, shadows, lighting effect changes, and even objects passing in front of the image in the video.  The Company was founded in 2011 and is based in Palo Alto, California.

Aepona provides products and services to Telcos globally, enabling them to adopt the emerging Network as a Service (NaaS) business model and unleash the full power of their network assets.  With NaaS, Telcos can profit from the current trend towards Mobile Cloud Computing by publishing and monetizing their assets as Web-based APIs towards Enterprises, Web-Based Service Providers and Application Developers.

Aepona's products are used by operators globally to power 1.2 billion monthly transactions and deliver $1 billion annual revenues to operators, application and content providers. Aepona is also the technology provider for the GSMA's OneAPI initiative.

Anomalous Networks specializes in Real-Time Telecom Expense Management ("R-TEM") systems for enterprises and consumers.  The R-TEM system tracks voice and data usage on broadband solutions such as 3G Air Cards, BlackBerrys, iPhones, embedded models, and other smartphones.  The system then compares usage statistics against the suscribers' plan to detect anomalies and ultimately alert and prevent costly plan overages.  Anomalous Networks was founded in 2009 and is headquartered in Montreal, Quebec.

Appia (formerly PocketGear) is the world's largest cross platform, open app store and content marketplace with a catalog of more than 140,000 paid and free titles and relationships with more than 32,000 developers.  Appia powers storefront and content solutions for over 40 partners, including 4 of the world's top 5 handset manufacturers, 3 of the top 5 mobile operators in the US, 3 of the top 10 mobile operators globally, and leading media and ecommerce companies, including Samsung, LG, Sony Ericsson, Research in Motion, Microsoft, T-Mobile, AT&T Wireless, and Verizon Wireless.  Appia is headquartered in Durham, NC with offices in Munich, Germany and Irving, TX.

Founded in January 2011, Copious is a social marketplace for buying from and selling to people, not strangers.  Copious is backed by Foundation Capital, Embarcadero Ventures, The Blackberry Partners Fund, Google Ventures and a handful of well known Silicon Valley angels.  Copious is based in San Francisco and is a project of Utah Street Labs.

Digby is a leader in the mcommerce platform market.  The company's service is a mobile commerce software platform that enables consumers to purchase physical goods and services from their mobile device and provides merchants with a turn-key infrastructure for mcommerce deployment. It has built a significant competitive advantage over direct and indirect competitors in the market with a rich yet simple user experience, patent pending mobile catalogue and location-based offer process, merchant analytics services and a write-once, deploy-to-many architecture.

Digby has built and launched both the Powered by Digby ("PbD") platform and Digby Marketplace. PbD is a turn-key infrastructure that enables merchants, carriers, payments providers and hardware manufacturers to create and manage a branded mcommerce storefront as part of a multichannel retail experience for their customers.  The company has launched 1800-Flowers and Godiva stores on the BlackBerry platform. The Digby Marketplace is a virtual mall application that is downloaded to a mobile device enabling a consumer to browse for items for sale from major national brands all within the same application.  To date the company has partnered with leading national brands including Barnes & Noble, Best Buy, FTD, Godiva, Wine.com, OfficeMax, Drugstore.com, Overstock.com, and Sears Toys.

Fuse Powered is a digital mobile game publisher, representing the premier next-generation content developers to deliver great games to mobile users everywhere.  Fuse increases the value of games by managing their exposure and increasing visibility throughout their lifecycle.  Fuse combines industry knowledge, a real-time game performance dashboard and internal and external marketing tools to grow its ecosystem of premium games and players.  By focusing on a robust cross-platform distribution and promotional channel, Fuse allows its content partners to effectively reach a large audience quickly and cost effectively.

GrowLab is a technology accelerator platform that will enable entrepreneurs to advance their product idea from vision to execution.  The company provides entrepreneurs the capital, infrastructure, network, and mentorship in a four-month program split between Vancouver and Silicon Valley.

Handmade Mobile Entertainment operates Flirtomatic, an online flirting site. The company enables its registered members to discover new people on the basis of the preferences, interests, location, and other information stored in their profiles; chat with other users; send messages with graphics and photos; rate other members; and find user generated editorial content on matters of flirting and dating through PCs or mobile phones.  

LocalResponse (formerly buzzd) is a social advertising platform allowing businesses and brands to reach customers by responding to cross-platform 'check-ins'.  The company has built a web-based platform for businesses to manage and respond to customer visits via leading social media services.  This platform aggregates real-time 'check-ins' and provides a simple interface to directly target and respond to individual customers and visitors.

mDialog enables Broadcasters and Cable Operators to insert advertising into streaming video being viewed on connected devices (mobile phones, tablet computers, IPTVs, game consoles, etc.).

The Company's in-stream ad insertion service allows for dynamic pre-, mid-, and post-roll ad insertion on connected devices.  The service provides an extremely focused method of audience selection via geo-targeting, time-of-day targeting, frequency capping, and impression weighting. This service can also be utilized through all available stream sources such as Live, Broadcast Feed, and VOD.

Neuralitic Systems was founded in January 2007 with a mission to help mobile service operators understand the mobile data user behaviours that influence data service adoption, so that they can automatically uncover new trends and habits and dynamically leverage these emerging behaviours to ignite data revenue growth.

Business intelligence (BI) is moving to centre stage in the telecom industry, as operators shift their focus from subscriber acquisition to better understanding their data service buying patterns and habits. In today's environment characterized by market saturation (over 30 markets have reached 100% penetration), high cost of customer acquisition and flattening voice revenues, operators are under pressure to embrace BI tools to reduce churn, maximize non-voice and IP services revenues and differentiate themselves in the marketplace.

Nexage is a leading developer of mobile advertising solutions that enable companies to maximize profitability from their mobile properties. Founded in 2006, its leading product is AdMax, a hosted Ad Optimization Platform that enables premium mobile publishers to fully control and maximize the profitability of their mobile services. It enables mobile publishers to maximize revenues from mobile ads while reducing internal operating expenses by more efficiently connecting to multiple ad networks.

With customers that include Reuters and Nokia, Nexage has excellent early market traction in capturing some of the world's most premium mobile publishers and will look to extend their customer base by continuously adding enhanced value to the AdMax platform.

Padopolis, creators of Catalog Spree, is a mobile publishing platform for digital catalogs and lifestyle magazines for premier retailers and brands.  Launched initially on the iPad, Padopolis enables retailers to reach consumers through its tablet application.  By aggregating catalogs in a central library, Padopolis has created a premium marketplace where customers can browse, search, share, and purchase products - all through a gorgeous and stunning UI that simulates the print catalog experience.

Payfone is a new global mobile payment processor. They enable consumers to buy games and digital goods through "app stores" and social networking sites using their mobile account. Their payment system integrates into the carrier's billing system using the cross industry standard developed for roaming.

The Payfone network, by virtue of using the inter-carrier roaming infrastructure, can deliver one click purchasing, full remediation and refund support, and transparent billing with significant improvements in customer experience over current alternatives.

PubNub is a cloud service that provides real-time communications streams between every connected device, everywhere in the world.  PubNub has developed a blazingly fast, scalable, publish subscribe service optimized for the messages typical in mobile, social and web applications.  The Company's infrastructure is fully distributed to provide scalability, reliability, and fast response globally.

SocialDeck (acquired by Google in August 2010) is a cross-platform, social gaming company based in Toronto, Canada with a vision of enabling anytime, anywhere, anyone gaming. socialDeck connects fragmented players and communities across platforms including Facebook, BlackBerry and iPhone and adds a social context to existing mobile and social games.  The company was founded in July 2008 by Anish Acharya and Jeson Patel.

Transpera (acquired by Tremor Media in February 2011) is The Attention Network, fostering pure, undivided attention between mobile consumers and brands. For brand advertisers, our mobile video ads captivate audiences to achieve the most consumer focus and receptivity possible. For publishers, our ad platform provides the highest revenue per impression and further unlocks the revenue potential of apps, games, and services by creating premium mobile video inventory.

Transpera's mobile video ad network includes premium publisher brands such as AccuWeather.com, CBS News, Discovery Communications, Msnbc.com, MTV Networks, SHOWTIME®, Travel Channel and more.  Transpera is based in San Francisco, Calif. and is funded by top venture firms Flybridge Capital, Intel Capital, First Round Capital, Labrador Ventures and BlackBerry Partners Fund.

Viewdle has developed a fast, accurate and lightweight facial recognition algorithm that recognizes, detects and indexes human faces in digital videos and photos. Viewdle's platform works on mobile devices, PCs and in the cloud.  The company is creating a consumer desktop and mobile application to index video and provide real-time face detection and identification.  The company's facial recognition application will transform video management for consumers by automatically tagging, searching and sharing media, in real-time, on desktops and mobile devices.

Viewdle's software will also help consumers organize and manage personal content libraries.  Photo filenames rarely describe who is in the picture and videos are generally represented by thumbnails which only describe one frame of the video and not the entire clip.  Viewdle's search capabilities allow users to instantly retrieve particular photos or video clips of specific individuals.

WiFiSLAM is developing enabling technologies for indoor location-based services that will revolutionize the way people interact with their environments.  Its technology can run on any smart phone and has the ability to provide indoor location based services with no initial setup, in any Wi-Fi-enabled building.  The Company's patent-pending technology collects location "fingerprints" based on the relative strength of WiFi signals in the building and combines information from a device's accelerometer and compass, then uses this data to determine users' exact position on a map.

WorldMate's mission is to help ensure that travellers are never stranded, never late and never lost.  WorldMate Live, their flagship product, is a travel service that makes it easy for business travelers to plan and manage their trips. It is the only service that serves your needs both before and during travel by automatically assembling an entire itinerary, including meetings, in one place and ensuring your personal web site, calendar and mobile device are always in sync. Unlike all other Web and mobile sites or SMS flight alerts, WorldMate Live roams with you in real time, delivering relevant information, warning of potential pitfalls, and making it easy to resolve issues, so your trip is as efficient and enjoyable as possible.

WorldMate launched the BlackBerry Travel Super App in 2010 offering all the great functionality of WorldMate Live for the BlackBerry.

Xobni is a San Francisco, California based startup that is revolutionizing the way people manage, organize, and search Outlook email. Xobni is a relationship management tool that offers lightning fast search and organization of your inbox. Xobni creates profiles for each person that emails you. These profiles contain relationship statistics, contact information, social connections, threaded conversations, and shared attachments.

The company was founded in the spring of 2006 by Adam Smith and Matt Brezina, launched to private beta in September 2007 and opened to the public in May 2008. Xobni is funded by Y Combinator, Khosla Ventures, Cisco Systems, First Round Capital, Baseline Ventures, Atomico Investments, BlackBerry Partners Fund and others.