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What developers can expect at Nokia World
jasonblack | 24 October, 2011 16:25
He points out that we will be unveiling how we see our future together with Windows Phone and inviting viewers to learn about all the new possibilities that will be offered.
Reggie went on to note that, “Our main goal for Nokia World is to show attendees all the new things you can do to leverage Nokia with Windows Phone, why this opportunity is different than anything we’ve done before and how to get involved right now. And from this goal we chose the theme, ‘New. Now.’ to represent what Nokia World is all about. We think this new statement will really get everyone excited for what’s to come.”
What does the future hold?
“Developers have always shown to have this sixth sense of what’s coming next,” Reggie said. “They can predict how consumers will embrace a new technology or operating system. And at Nokia, we see developers as the key stakeholders of our future.”
If you won’t be able to join us in person at Nokia World this week, you will be able to see all the news from the show – including real-time comments and updates – that will be posted here on the Nokia Developer website. From keynote sessions to hands-on demos, we plan to make everything available to you online.
You can also follow the action from Nokia World next week on Twitter via the hashtag #NokiaWorld – and be sure to follow @nokiadeveloper too.
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RE: no dev summit this year?
jasonblack | 24/10/2011, 18:00
There will be numerous tech events for devs coming up, and continuing through the end of this year, and well into 2012! We hope you can join us at some of those activities. We will share info online, via Events section of site. Thanks.
re: no dev summit this year?
maclondon | 24/10/2011, 18:21
yes not a complaint - the dev summit was always a separate event. and theres so much online to help us out :)
no dev summit this year?
maclondon | 24/10/2011, 17:18
I went last year and the Dev Summit was excellent, shame its not alongside this year, as i doubt many dev's will have 1000euro to spend to see some keynotes.
I really enjoyed the recent windows phone intro sessions and look forward to more tech days with nokia and microsoft.