These recently launched Nokia and SonyEricsson devices are now available in DeviceAnywhere, in both the AT&T package and the corresponding manufacturer packages:
The Nokia Trout (2680) and the Nokia Surge
And the Sony Ericsson C905 and W518a
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July 22, 2009
O2 UK Samsung SGH-M3200 now available in DeviceAnywhere
DeviceAnywhere recently launched the O2 UK Samsung SGH-M3200. It can be found in both the O2 UK and the Samsung EU packages.
BlackBerry Tour now available in Sprint and Verizon Packages
One of the most recent launches by BlackBerry, the BlackBerry Tour, is now available in DeviceAnywhere in both the Sprint and Verizon packages.
DeviceAnywhere launches 3 UK Nokia N96
DeviceAnywhere recently launched the 3 UK Nokia N96.
July 20, 2009
DeviceAnywhere launches Orange Sony Ericsson W995
The Orange Sony Ericsson W995 is now available in DeviceAnywhere in the Orange UK package. The slider phone offers a massive 8.1 mp camera and a Walkman® music player.
DeviceAnywhere Partner, Sprint, announces its 2009 Developer Conference, Oct 26-28, in Santa Clara California
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Sprint's annual Developer Conference will be held on Oct 26-28, in Santa Clara, California. Participants who register by August 1st will receive $100 off the normal registration free! To register, go to: http://developer.sprint.com/devcon2009 |
From Nathan Smith, Group Manager of the Sprint Application Developer Program - two reasons that anybody interested in mobile development should attend:
1) We will cover anything and everything related to mobile development (and it's more than application development)
- Learn best practices for all supported Sprint mobile device software platforms (Android, Windows Mobile, Mobile Java, Palm Web OS, RIM Blackberry, Mobile Browsers, etc)
- Network and Product Service Capabilities: LBS (learn why Frost and Sullivan continually recognize Sprint as the LBS leader in the US), Messaging (MMS, SMS), Streaming Multi-Media Best Practices, Sprint Developer Sandbox (first sandbox exposing free network services such as LBS, Network, Presence to developers)
- OSGI: Come see our demos that will show what a services middleware on the device can do
- M2M/Embedded: Sprint has over 300 non handsets, certified to run on the Sprint Network, an example is the Amazon Kindle. Come learn how you can get your device running on the Sprint network.
- 4G: Sprint is the first US carrier to roll-out 4G services. Come learn about our plans and see 4G services running live
2) We will be covering how developers can monetize their content
- Working with Sprint's partner channels to take your content to market
- Learn about new payment mechanisms
- Submit to participate in the 'Lightning Pitches' to present your idea to Sprint (it can be an app, M2M, or any other relating to mobile/wireless technology or business opportunities)
- You can also network with a lot Sprint's core ecosystem partners including handset manufacturers, enterprises, ISV, mobile content providers, and many others.
Register at: http://developer.sprint.com/devcon2009
