Mark your calendars! March 19-20 is Verizon’s Open Development conference.
But what does this mean exactly? If you are an application developer, don’t book your flight to NYC just yet. For starters, the conference is not for all developers.
The first step towards enabling an open platform environment is getting device manufacturers on board and in sync with each other. This explains why the first conference targets device developers. During the conference Verizon will review its technical device standards. The question is are these “standards” standard with respect to the rest of the devices in the world?
On a side note: another, perhaps even bigger announcement is the “company’s desire to encourage innovation, give customers wireless choices, and quickly address opportunities to expand the wireless market”. I just love the sound of that!
Related posts: GigaOm, mobilebuzz
Wednesday, January 23, 2008
One Small Step for Verizon, One Big Step for Mankind
Posted by MobileBuzz at 12:28 PM
Labels: cellphones, mobile, mobile applications, open platform, Verizon
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