We need more technical sessions. This one will focus on technical issues of programming - perhaps on the differences between devices.

The catalyst that started as a tech town hall in response to Internet bills in front of the legislature has helped to coalesce a grassroots organization. Let's continue the conversation and move the tech agenda forward.

How do we evolve to a place of shared values with true involvement of the community? Empowering not the just members of an innovation space but also the surrounding environment including industry, government, research, and general public to become more collaborative and willing to challenge the status quo towards a brighter future.

The Maker movement is one of the leading technical movements of our era. Come discuss how to make things yourself and have fun while doing it! Also maybe we can organize a mini maker faire.

A session to discuss who is making infographics locally, how they can be improved, visual and chart literacy, and how to deliver them in an effective way

At the last Unconferenz, we saw the seeds of several great coworking initiatives that are now reality. How are things going? What else is needed? What challenges and opportunities have surfaced since we last met?

If you got to be the master of the Hawaii Broadband Initiative (1 Gbps everywhere, affordable for all of Hawaii by 2018), how would you plan it? (for both/either broadband infrastructure deployment and adoption) What are the challenges? How you would address them? What would be the biggest bang for the buck (where would you direct the funding to make the most significant impact in the shortest time?)

From Arab Spring to Occupy Wall St (etal.), RIAA & MPAA vs. MegaUploads vs. Annonymous, Internet activism is connecting with people in an unprecedented way, breaking through barriers and sometimes breaking the law. The "flash-mob" is maturing to capture real mindshare of the grass-roots and instigate action that is both social and with a political purpose, grabbing headline and driving major shifts in politics and policy. If this is the beginning, what's next?

Community discussion; informal show-and-tell of active projects in the islands.

Wacom Inkling, Echo Smartpen, other mobile gadgets to improve productivity.

LIke web design in 2000, everyone is a social media "expert" and these "experts" talk louder than the real people whoare busy making things happen. Social Media is now mainstream and ubiquitous, so what now? Let's hear from people who are actually integrating these tools in a progressive, innovative and functional manner. What is the real role for digital strategy and tools in 2012, beyond the cliché hype?

Creating web sites that provide an optimal user experience in different form factors from desktop monitors to tablets and phones.

Is anyone else using the openFrameworks development framework in Hawai`i?

"openFrameworks is an open source C++ toolkit for creative coding." (http://www.openframeworks.cc/) It's based on Processing and used for (frankly) awesome art and design projects.

I'd like to meet likeminded developers and designers, interested in using this toolset. Discussions could include, how to get started, how you're currently using it, what you'd ilke to do with it, deployment strategies, war stories, cool upcoming projects, other experiences, etc.

Please shout out to @mudphone on Twitter if you're into this.

Talk story with Hawaii-based QS-ers.
http://www.meetup.com/Hawaii-Quantified-Self/

The Hypernet is new applications that fully utilize 4G+ wireless devices + HTML5 technologies. 10X the # of connected PCs connected 10X as fast = 100X as large an opportunity as internet 1.0 / .com era. And it's not owned by Google or Apple. hwww.zdnet.com/blog/btl/roger-mcnamee-how-the-hypernet-is-changing-the-internet/53578

There are a number of videos on the web showing how to do this. I built one from City Mill and Ben Franklin materials for about $25. An iPad is needed (with free software) to provide the text. Very useful for video projects for school/work/personal use.

The Code for America fellow will be available to share what the have uncovered at the City and the course of work they will perform over the remaining 2012.