What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas? Not this time. Last week Las Vegas played host to both the International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2012, and Nokia’s return to the show.
Daniele Calabrese, founder and CEO of Soundtracker, discusses their multi-platform mobile music service. It offers more than
11 million ...
Steve Ballmer at AT&T Developer Summit
Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer gave a keynote address at the AT&T Developer Summit that took place during the International Consumer
Electronics Show 2012 in Las Vegas, where he spoke about the incredible opportunity that is ahead for developers with Windows
Phone. He noted that "successful applications will make more money on Windows and Windows Phone, earning 80 percent of every
dollar of revenue, after passing the first $25,000."
Stephen Elop at AT&T Developer Summit
Nokia's CEO Stephen Elop takes the stage at the AT&T Developer Summit 2012, held at the Palms Casino in Las Vegas. Stephen
discusses Nokia's strategy, focusing on the ecosystem battle and the new Nokia Lumia family of phones.
Soundtracker: Powered by Java
Daniele Calabrese, founder and CEO of Soundtracker, discusses their multi-platform mobile music service. Daniele describes
Soundtracker as the "first geo-social internet radio". It offers more than 11 million songs that consumers can play in real
time with friends and broadcast via Facebook and Twitter. Building the app in Java, and making it work for more than fifty
different Nokia phones, was "a little bit challenging for us," notes Calabrese, but "it was worth the time and effort as we
now have an amazing reach."