Showing posts with label market sense. Show all posts
Showing posts with label market sense. Show all posts

Thursday, 25 August 2011

Samsung enhances its mobile platform with the launch of ‘bada 2.0’


Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd, a leading mobile phone provider, today announced the bada 2.0 SDK (Software Development Kit), an application development tool for Samsung’s own mobile platform. bada 2.0 is expected to be a catalyst in expanding the global distribution of bada smartphones, which have already received significant global sales.

The expansion of the bada platform is led by the success of the seven existing Samsung Wave devices. The Wave smartphones have proven extremely popular in Europe, China and Southeast Asia, where consumers have been attracted to their affordability and functionality; the recognizable user-experience and touch interface has helped introduce existing Samsung feature phone users to Smartphone services and application experiences. 

Friday, 24 June 2011

SAMMI Weekly for Week25: Developer Economics 2011 (Vision Mobile)

Last week Samsung Developers introduced an insightful report on the economics of all of you developers for this year; Developers Economics 2011. Going one step further, this week's Sammi weekly shows some summaries and findings from it.

Full report can be downloaded at http://www.visionmobile.com/devecon.php


Thursday, 16 June 2011

SAMMI Weekly 6th~14th: Variety of Market Analysis

The very first step when you're about to launch a project of mobile app development, is highly possibly sensing the market. Keeping eyes on the market reports, in fact, is not a small task at all- as we all know.

So let Samsung Developers help you to keep track of market data.


Wednesday, 8 June 2011

SAMMI Weekly 30th~6th : Major OS Updates

Last monday, 'Company A' revealed its latest version of its mobile OS and the cloud service. Yeah, it's iOS5 and iCloud.

Next to Google's new Honeycomb(3.1), Icecream Sandwitch(2.6) and Microsoft's Mango (Latest Windows Phone 7), Apple also introduced its OS update.

Here, let us share the links about the updates for it.


Monday, 30 May 2011

SAMMI Weekly 23rd~30th : Market Intelligence



Samsung Developers shares the weekly highlights with fellow developers.
Gartner, one of the best-known research companies, has introduced its study on Mobile Market.


Based on it, Samsung Developers shares some findings.

Monday, 23 May 2011

SAMMI Weekly 16th~23rd : Mobile May

Samsung Developers shares the weekly highlights with fellow developers.

This week, Samsung Developers wants to introduce project 'Mobile May' again, which is specially provided at Samsung Developers Android Forum, http://developer.samsung.com/android.


1. Mobile May


Monday, 16 May 2011

SAMMI Weekly 9th~16th : Samsung News; Android

Samsung Developers shares the weekly highlights with fellow developers.

This week, in align with Google I/O, Samsung Developers opened its official Android Forum at http://developer.samsung.com/android.


1. Android Forum Launch


- Samsung Developers Android Forum, is now open to you developers. You can find the latest development tools and technical documents.

Wednesday, 11 May 2011

Internet World 2011

Today I had the pleasure of making my annual pilgrimage to Internet World in Earls Court Exhibition Centre. No major surprises this year, with "Cloud" services gaining in popularity and traditional firms struggling to make sense (or monetise) their Digital/Social spaces. There were, as always some undiscovered gems that were worth learning about....

You gotta love trade shows aimed at geeks!

Monday, 2 May 2011

SAMMI Weekly 25th~2nd : Samsung News; the GALAXY comes



Samsung Developers shares the weekly highlights with fellow developers.

This week, SAMMI continues to introduce news for the developers those're hesitating to dive into a certain mobile platform. Take a quick look below and make it happen.


Monday, 25 April 2011

SAMMI Weekly 18th~25th (2) : Issue - Security and Privacy

Samsung Developers shares the weekly highlights with fellow developers.

Here's the part II of this week; on Android, and Dev Tips

(Part I is found at this link)