This makes no sense. Nokia, which already has its own Ovi, owns Symbian but now Symbian is rolling out its own app store? And what does "as many of the App Stores as possible" mean? So Symbian's gonna help developers release apps on competing app stores?
It's not another app store: this is a boost to the process for symbian developers to get their apps out there. From Symbian point of view, every single app store for symbian apps is relevant, whether it's Nokia's Ovi or Samsung's app store. The idea here, I think, is to help the old developers to focus on their main task and lure new ones...
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This makes no sense. Nokia, which already has its own Ovi, owns Symbian but now Symbian is rolling out its own app store? And what does "as many of the App Stores as possible" mean? So Symbian's gonna help developers release apps on competing app stores?
It's not another app store: this is a boost to the process for symbian developers to get their apps out there. From Symbian point of view, every single app store for symbian apps is relevant, whether it's Nokia's Ovi or Samsung's app store. The idea here, I think, is to help the old developers to focus on their main task and lure new ones...