Daniel Graf
Technology is not everything – even those at the forefront of mobile understand this crucial truth. But mo- bile technology can change lives, and the opportunity to do so expands every day. “It is now entirely possible to innovate with little to no resources,” says Daniel Graf, Director of Google’s Mobile Apps Lab.
This is evident in the success of tiny start- ups where there are only one or two creating and developing. Daniel Graf
Director of Mobile Apps Lab at Google
Daniel is an internationally recognized technology pioneer with a rich background in home entertainment, consumer electronics, mobile and Internet services. Currently Daniel is in an entrepreneurial role at Google’s Mobile Apps Lab.
Prior to Google, Daniel was CEO of Kyte, which was founded in 2005. Over 5 years Kyte has become a leading video platform for live and on-demand content. While the Kyte platform is very versatile, it is especially known for being a pioneer in mobile and social video. Kyte was acquired by IP Video leader KIT Digital in 2011. Before Kyte, Daniel worked in the world of converging media consumer products. In 2001, Daniel joined Philips Consumer Electronics where he developed several world premieres in the field of consumer electronics converging with Internet services, such as the world’s first Internet Audio stereo system and the first wireless Home Entertainment System with Internet video services.
In 1999 and 2000 he was instrumental as Chief Software Engineer in the build-up of ReQuest Multimedia, an award-winning Consumer Electronics Startup Company, based in New York. There he created the world’s first MP3 Hard Disk Jukebox, the predecessor to Apple’s “iPod”. It took the team 11 months from product idea to market. ReQuest Multimedia is running a successful business up to this day.
Before ReQuest Multimedia, Daniel worked at several other companies in the field of software and electronics. Daniel has earned several awards, including the “Top 100 Swiss People of the Year 2000” award, a list of Switzerland’s most outstanding achievers, awarded by Sonntagszeitung. He earned a BS in Electrical Engineering from Interstate College of Engineering (NTB), Switzerland, and an MS in Computer and Systems Engineering from RPI, Troy NY.
Google Inc. is an American multinational Internet and software corporation specialized in Internet search, cloud computing, and advertising technologies. It hosts and develops a number of Internet-based services and products.
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