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- Pico Brothers join the 100 million club
- Finland-based duo Niklas Karlström and Kristian Engsjö, aka Pico Brothers, have broken through the 100 million download barrier in Nokia Store. Pico Brothers are the second developers to achieve 100,000,000 downloads, reaching the milestone just two weeks after UTV Indiagames.
- Champion of the Month: Alessandro Pace achieves 5 million downloads in Nokia Store
- Nokia Developer Champion Alessandro Pace (biskero to his friends) is a mobile architect and entrepreneur with over 5 million downloads in Nokia Store to his company’s credit. Working out of his home base of Firenze, Italy, he is a world-renowned expert on Flash Mobile development, a WURFL contributor for Flash Lite, co-founder of Mobile Monday Boston, and architect of the Kero Mobile AppStore.
- Nokia, Microsoft invest in Finnish mobile-app development programme
- To drive innovation and business opportunities in Finland’s mobile ecosystem and beyond, Nokia and Microsoft have jointly agreed to each invest up to 9 million euros over three years in a new mobile-application-development program at Aalto University.
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Highlights
Maximise your mobile opportunity with the latest Qt SDK
19 April 2012
Update: The Qt SDK 1.2.1 is now available for download. It brings increased stability to the Qt SDK 1.2. The updated SDK includes Qt 4.8.1 desktop installers for Mac and Windows in addition to Qt source packages. Qt 4.8.1 is...
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Nokia Store Content Guidelines, Version 1.4 — now available
19 April 2012
Nokia Store Content Guidelines, Version 1.4 is currently available here. Note that these guidelines now include a privacy policy that will apply to all new applications submitted to Nokia Store. Please take the time to read Section 3 Privacy Requirements. These...
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Monetize your apps with Nokia Asha 303
11 April 2012
Up until recently, developers developing for Series 40 typically had two business models to choose between when distributing their apps – distributing them for free or monetizing them through paid downloads. While creating revenue through paid downloads remains a compelling...
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Nokia SDK for Java: Setting up In-App Purchasing
In-App Purchasing: Integrating into existing MIDlets
Mobile World Congress 2012 Montage
Bryan Biniak keynote at MWC 2012
Richard Kerris' keynote at MWC 2012
Kraft and Nokia Announce Partnership at MWC 2012
Marco Argenti keynote at MWC 2012
Red Bull Keynote at MWC 2012
Marcus Backlund - Voddler Keynote at MWC 2012
Nokia SDK for Java: Setting up In-App Purchasing
Mike Arvela, Lead Developer at Futurice, demonstrates the steps for implementing In-App Purchasing for Java MIDlet applications. With Nokia Store achieving over 10 million downloads per day, driving revenue beyond paid downloads is essential. In app purchase helps you open new revenue streams, with virtual goods, subscriptions, try & buy, and beyond.
In-App Purchasing: Integrating into existing MIDlets
Mike Arvela, Lead Developer at Futurice, explains how to implement In-App Purchasing into an existing application. With Nokia Store achieving over 10 million downloads per day, driving revenue beyond paid downloads is essential. In app purchase helps you open new revenue streams, with virtual goods, subscriptions, try & buy, and beyond.
Mobile World Congress 2012 Montage
This montage of MWC 2012 highlights shows that this was a hugely successful event for Nokia. The Nokia Developer Day set the stage by announcing the winners of the Create for Millions developer competition, followed by various keynote speeches by both Nokia and key partners. Device launches, such as the Nokia 808 PureView, the Nokia Lumia 610, and global availability Nokia Lumia 900 had their share of attention.
Bryan Biniak keynote at MWC 2012
Bryan Biniak, VP of Global Partner and App Development for Nokia discusses the recent app development partnerships and how they will focus on original app content to change the overall consumer experience. Biniak announces Nokia's latest partnership, one with Michelin to expand on all aspects of travel including hotel reservations, traffic, and tourism exclusively for Nokia devices.
Richard Kerris' keynote at MWC 2012
Richard Kerris, VP, Head of Global Developer Relations at Nokia, speaks to developers about the many opportunities for making applications on Nokia platforms successful. Richard emphasises that Nokia wants to help developers build their business, by offering support and providing options for monetization.
Kraft and Nokia Announce Partnership at MWC 2012
Bonin Bough, VP of Global and Consumer Engagement at Kraft Foods, talks about the creation of the Kraft Mobile Innovation Lab, which will develop broad strategies - from games to the development of social experiences - for Kraft's mobile content. Kraft has partnered with Nokia and Windows on this project to provide utility, entertainment, and meaningful mobile experiences to its users.
Marco Argenti keynote at MWC 2012
Marco Argenti, Senior Vice President of Developer Experience at Nokia gave a keynote address at the Nokia Developer Day during Mobile World Congress 2012 in Barcelona, Spain. Marco highlighted the results stemming from Nokia's strategy, based on two key pillars of 'Winning with Microsoft' and 'Connecting the next billion', noting that 'We made huge progress on both'.
Red Bull Keynote at MWC 2012
Alexander Koppel, Chief Commercial Officer of Red Bull Media House, announces the partnership between his company and Nokia at Mobile World Congress 2012 in Barcelona. This partnership, which was built on the three principles of challenge, partnerhip, and brand, was forged to bring mobility to the next level and create a brand new experience for all users.
Marcus Backlund - Voddler Keynote at MWC 2012
Marcus Backlund, Chief Executive Officer of Voddler, announces the partnership with Nokia at Mobile World Congress 2012 in Barcelona. Voddler offers the best Hollywood movies to mobile devices; box office hits and classics from over 45 of the world's leading content providers. With a database of more than 5,000 movies, Voddler and Nokia will connect online and mobile entertainment for an enhanced user experience.
