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Nokia Now Signing Symbian Apps for Free
pkrass | 16 August, 2010 09:00
Under the new arrangement, publishers no longer need to pay to get a publisher ID or have their apps signed. Nokia, by essentially removing the ‘public beta’ for Symbian Signing, is demonstrating to developers its commitment to review the initial investment costs associated with obtaining a publisher ID and getting their apps signed. “This greatly simplifies the publishing process by making it a one-stop process for publishers,” says Purnima Kochikar, VP of Forum Nokia.
To reach million of consumers worlwide, publish your apps on Ovi Store today.
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werbeagentur | 18/08/2010, 16:09
Thank you for providing free app signing.
Thanks!
felipebzr | 18/08/2010, 16:46
Thanks for listening developers voices! :)
What about Java?
toozla | 20/08/2010, 09:04
When Java ME will have free signing? All other services accept Java applets without signature, seems OVI store is the last...
We need free signing for J2ME and PyS60 Apps also
biddyweb | 20/08/2010, 19:16
When will nokia start signing J2ME apps and PyS60 applications for free.
any hope for j2me
mohamed shaheen | 25/08/2010, 10:10
any plans to adopt j2me , for BlackBerry they provides the signtaure for nearly nothing (20$) with extremly huge number of usage .
Re: Nokia Now Signing Symbian Apps for Free
dede727 | 31/08/2010, 21:52
when j2me will be easy to publish to ovi, maybe sun(oracle) would like to participate to promote j2me, j2me is real standard for mobile phones, supported on huge number of devices, but nobody wants to promote it
This is very good
stone_wang | 10/09/2010, 03:14
This is very good.
Thanks
benny_nan | 10/09/2010, 04:50
Nice!
Very very thanks
Shihabvm | 20/11/2010, 05:41
Thanks for the information.its realy helpful for me
Signing for free?
NJUGUNAPATRICK | 17/05/2011, 19:29
Thanks alot for that i lv it
any plans about Java ME?
jappit | 16/08/2010, 16:18
Are there any plans to provide this kind of free signing for Java ME apps as well? I bet It'll be highly appreciated by many developers!