The making of Mobile OS

Here are some links that can take you through my research during this incredible journey... It is related to both security and OS. Actually, more of security than OS. Now, come to think of it, I should have presented the paper only on security. Damn, Santosh... golden opportunity went in vain.

The link below is the explanation of Diffie hellman encrytion which was conclusion of my speech but unfortunately the judge "buzzed" a ring.
At the second half of video, you can see Diffie Hellman algorithm

Do you know how the innocent information you use can go in these complex algorithms and sometimes be clever than you? The link below shows one astonishing fact. Thanks to vSauce.
Frequency of our tech use and consequences.

I was speaking about NSA spying on people. This video teaches the "jurisdiction" of spying. It's awesome.
NSA is watching you.

I never included this in my speech but this was worth telling. Just check this one out.
James lyne - Everyday cyber crime.

This was very enlightening on Symbian in a very simple manner.
Research on Symbian

The link below is a very good paper on survivable mobile technology and worth reading.
Research on Mobile Security

Download the following book to understand Symbian better.
 Symbian OS Internals: Real-time Kernel Programming by Jane Sales ISBN: 978-0-470-02524-6

Now I see why I took three slides for symbian. I did more work on Symbian tech, reading the book above for nearly five days killed the time. I hate myself.
SSS: Slideshow on Symbian Security

I found these in study somewhere online. I couldn't find the links because I didn't bookmark and I have security consciousness to delete my web history daily.
1. Android by 2012, A study on present and future of Google's Android By Dotcom Infoway
2. Open Source OS - The Future for Mobile? By Juniper Research.

All my works are totally inspired from TED talks. This is what future is...
Ted talks

The following was not much useful for speech but was very good in writing paper.
 History of iphones


Courtesy:
 Wikipedia for chronology and illustrations.