Nokia China Launches Developer Incentive Program
December 17, 2009 |
Print
|
Email
|
Comments | Category: Telecom & Wireless
Nokia China has launched a CNY1 million developer incentive program to promote development of new application plans.
Miikka Nevasalo, director for Forum Nokia Asia, told local media that before January 18, 2010, development partners in mainland China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan can login at forum.nokia.com.cn to download the program template and submit their application development plans. Nokia will select the top 10 plans and give an award of CNY100,000 to each of them, in addition to free technology support, market resources, and sales channel support, including pre-installation of related applications in Nokia's terminal products.
At present, Nokia's Ovi mobile phone application store is undergoing a trial operation in China. This incentive program is expected to encourage more developers to join the Ovi camp.
Related Links:
Leave A Comment:
-
Business
-
Commentary
-
Computing
- China's Inspur To Launch Cloud Computing Operating System This Year
- China's Lenovo Gained Net Profit Of USD55 Million In Q1 2010
- Tsinghua Tongfang Unveils One-year Replacement Policy For Notebooks
- Acer To Take Charge Of Founder's PC Businesses
- Beijing Computing Center, Dawning Join Hands For Cloud Computing Lab
-
Gadgets & Electronics
- Taiwanese Networking Equipment Provider To Establish Mobile Phone Base In Zhengzhou
- Shanda Launches Reservation System For Chinese E-Reader
- China's Lenovo Gained Net Profit Of USD55 Million In Q1 2010
- Tsinghua Tongfang Unveils One-year Replacement Policy For Notebooks
- China's Coolpad Gained Net Profit Of HKD272 Million In H1 2010
-
Internet
- Alipay.com Launches Joint Security Campaign With Chinese Banks
- China's Inspur To Launch Cloud Computing Operating System This Year
- China's Mofcom To Regulate Internet Sales Of Foreign Enterprises
- China's Ministry Of Culture Issues Four Internet Cafe Chain Licenses
- Internet Retailers Publish Honesty Declaration In China
-
Law & Policy
- China Provides Regulation Base For Radio Control
- China's Mofcom To Regulate Internet Sales Of Foreign Enterprises
- China's Ministry Of Culture Issues Four Internet Cafe Chain Licenses
- Mobile Operators Respond To Shocked Hong Kong Mobile Phone Users
- Tsinghua Tongfang Unveils One-year Replacement Policy For Notebooks
























