Dozens or hundreds of developers may have had moments of panic late yesterday when a rumor began to spread that apps designed for AT&T’s iPhone might not work on Verizon’s version. Fortunately, now that more people have been able to think the situation over, that doesn’t appear to be the case. James Kendrick claimed yesterday,
Developers who specialize in apps for the iPhone appear to be in luck. As some of the excitement about a new carrier and the personal hotspot feature dies down, everyone’s started to realize that the Verizon-iPhone announcement also means a whole new group of people will soon get the opportunity to begin using iPhone apps.
Verizon Wireless is inviting mobile application developers to enter its Verizon Developer Community (VDC) Power Your App contest. Developers can visit the Power Your App contest website (www.poweryourappcontest.com) to enter their most innovative, consumer-friendly and business-savvy apps in the contest by Dec. 17, 2010. The Grand Prize winner will be chosen by Verizon Wireless customers
Verizon Wireless has introduced NAVBuilder Inside (NBI), to help developers add location, mapping and navigation to their applications across multiple operating systems. NAVBuilder Inside allows for cross-platform development for Android, BlackBerry, Brew and Windows Mobile operating systems. Developers can use NAVBuilder Inside to create or improve applications to take advantage of in-demand LBS features, including
Verizon Wireless is holding its second annual Verizon Developer Community (VDC) Conference next week with session focused on marketing and merchandising, technology updates, and network APIs. Tuesday’s opening session will be webcast live starting at 9:30 a.m. PDT, and beginning tomorrow, developers can register to watch and listen. Additional sessions will be videotaped and available
If anyone was on the fence about attending the Verizon Developer Community Conference this month, Verizon’s just released some info that should help them pick a side. A list of keynote speakers and panels is now available. To provide a little background info: the Verizon Developer Community Conference will take place on September 21st and
Verizon’s received a lot of negative attention recently due to its net neutrality announcement with Google, and we’re not going to suggest anyone ignore that fact. However, developers who still think Verizon’s user base is worth taking into account should know that the second annual Verizon Developer Community Conference has been scheduled. The event will
