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Your mobile device is an mp3 player, a web access tool, your camera and game console = your world. But you already knew that – and chances are you’re involved in the design of the next killer mobile application.

Java. Web development. Linux. Flash. Python. Developer. Community.
Whether you’re doing this for personal pleasure (read: geek cred) or because you want to take your business into the mobile space – developers like you are setting the standard for the future of mobile communications by changing the way we live, work and play – on our mobile devices.

Did you know? Nokia sells 1.5 million handsets a day using Symbian S60 and Series 40.

Why is this important to developers?

Nokia drives mobile innovation by providing developers with the tools and platform to capitalize their BIG IDEA into the next killer mobile application. Through Forum Nokia, one of the largest mobile developer communities in the world with about 3.5 million registered developers, you and developers like you have access to hundreds of millions of users whose appetite for mobile applications, content, and services is insatiable.

Calling All Innovators

Nokia has thrown down the next big challenge to innovators - don’t just change the way people communicate and connect with mobile technology; CHANGE THE WORLD! Calling All Innovators challenges developers to innovate along three lines : applications that have a positive impact on the environment and sustainability, applications that unleash possibilities for people living in rural areas and emerging markets and finally, experience driven applications that push developers to innovate new ways in which consumers can connect with mobile technology. As a professional developer, web developer, a content developer, Calling All Innovators challenges developers to show the world how to be a true innovator.

Not only can winning developers see their applications deployed across Nokia’s mobile devices, but there’s a heap of money, and a trip to Mobile World Congress to be won!

Deadline: 15th Dec 2008

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