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Series 40 game developer among first to offer in-app purchasing
pkrass | 08 December, 2011 22:30
Gedda-Headz, the publisher of a popular social multiplayer game created by Nokia Developer Champion Frank Fitzek, is one the first developers to use the new In-App Purchasing system on the new Nokia Asha 303 phone, which is based on the Series 40 platform. Players of the game, also called Gedda-Headz, will be able to use the In-App Purchasing to change and upgrade their avatars.
Nokia had earlier announced the In-App Purchasing would be available for the Series 40 phones, and that the first phone to offer the feature would be the Asha 303. The new monetisation setup is being tested now under a beta program. When fully implemented, it will let consumers pay via either credit cards or billing from more than 134 mobile operators worldwide.
Learn more about In-App Purchase from the Nokia Developer Library.
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