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 …

This page is created by InformationSoft. It's a iPhone development shop located in Greater Toronto Area with Head office in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada. We are looking for like minded people who are willing to help build the next record breaking iPhone/iPad app. We are also going to build a community of developers who can share ideas, join hands, be a part of this wave which is changing the entire mobile arena. They can help build the projects or come up with new ideas whether it's a game or u …

The iOSTO meetup is the first of its kind in Toronto – where people who are interested in iOS development gather together to SHARE, LEARN, CHANGE, and ACT. If you're an iOS developer, game designer, marketeer, investor, UX/GUI Designer or active in the iOS community, we want to MEETUP and CONNECT with you. This will be an informal and casual event and will be held downtown. This meetup is an opportunity to share iOS projects, ideas, business insight, prototypes and development exper …

This is an active social group for the "in-betweeners" – people who are done school, but aren't quite yet settled down (generally somewhere in the 25-35 age range). This group is: • very active • for outgoing people • for singles and couples who have time and are looking to go out, explore, and enjoy T.O. • about events such as: - movie night - hikes - Guitar Hero/Rock Band night - comedy clubs - ice skating - …

The Toronto Quantified Self meetup is modeled on the Bay Area Quantified Self 'Show & Tell' meetings started in 2008 by Gary Wolf and Kevin Kelly in the Bay Area. Your host for the Toronto meetup is Eric Boyd (http://digitalcrusader.ca/). Write us with your recommendations, tips, and observations. This is a regular 'Show & Tell' for people who take advantage of various personal self-tracking tools and methods to gain more knowledge about themselves, others, and the world around them. Come share …

A place where Android developers connect with each others, share knowledge and learn from others. Embrace and make contributions to the open source community. Our meetings are fun and technical, with presentations done by Android gurus, open discussions and demos. The purpose is to provide you ... the Android enthusiast ... a place to learn more about the technology, ask questions and meet other people.

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 …

"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 …