Sprint encourages developers, outlines its open approach
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At the Ninth Annual Developer Conference, Sprint’s president of Network Operations & Wholesale, Steve Elfman, has acknowledged the important role software developers play in the mobile industry and has made sure to inform the community that his carrier is looking to collaborate with devs. What he has pointed out as Sprint’s main advantage, when it comes to software development, is its “Open” approach. As a whole, this seems to include the following “key tenets”:
We aren’t really sure what developer’s “Garage” is, but we hope it isn’t yet another premature app store around the corner. So, developers, if this is what you are looking for when doing your business, you now know where to look at.
source: Sprint
- Let consumers determine the application winners
- Be easy to do business with
- Create a developer’s “Garage” where new innovation happens
- Use the proven Open Internet model as a guide
- Support is best performed by the creators of the content
- Open still requires management
We aren’t really sure what developer’s “Garage” is, but we hope it isn’t yet another premature app store around the corner. So, developers, if this is what you are looking for when doing your business, you now know where to look at.
source: Sprint
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1. mkl4466 posted on 20 Oct 2010, 01:44 0 0
Basically sounds like Sprint is telling developers "you do all the work". # Let consumers determine the application winners***Sprint won't put its name on anything # Be easy to do business with***Sprint won't tell you how to make your apps # Create a developer’s “Garage” where new innovation happens***Sprint will let you into their garage, where YOU do the innovating # Use the proven Open Internet model as a guide***anything goes, Sprint washes their hands of it; don't blame problems on them # Support is best performed by the creators of the content***Sprint doesn't have time or money to help customers use your apps # Open still requires management***Sprint can decline your app if they don't like it. How's my translating?
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