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Developer Summit 2009
First Winners of Open Screen Project Funds Announced
DevSummitCrew | 28 April, 2009 14:55
The first five winners of funding from the Open Screen Project were announced in the opening keynote at Nokia Developer Summit 2009 by Tero Ojanperä, Executive Vice President, Services, Nokia. Funds are awared based on specific application ideas. And the idea winners are ...
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MyFestival and Golfbox from Little Big Ideas, Denmark
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Social Portfolios from Tui Interactive, UK
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Pocket Piano from Better Day Wireless, USA
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Barking Seed from Breakdesign, Singapore.
Congratulations to the winners! The $10 million Open Screen Project Fund, announced by Nokia and Adobe, awards grants to help developers create exciting new applications and content over the next two years up to Jan 2011. The fund also provides marketing and educational support for the Open Screen Project, which aims to establish cross-platform runtimes, remove development and distribution barriers, and innovate through industry collaboration.
You could be among the next recipients!
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