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[ProgrammableWeb] From Twitter Photos to Natural Language Processing - 9 New APIs ...: One Response to “From Twitter Photos to Natural Language Processing - 9 New APIs this Week” May 13th, 2009

[HotCellularPhone.com] Comes With Music on the Nokia 5800 now available exclusively to ...: , said: “Mobile music is key to both Orange and Nokia, so we’re delighted to have them as our exclusive operator for Comes With Music on our best-seller - the Nokia 5800. The ability to download all the music you love, free and legally from the Nokia Music Store on a great choice of Orange price plans will change music forever.”

[VisionMobile :: blog] VisionMobile :: blog :: NaaS: Network as a Service, a new business ...: “Developing and deploying applications across mobile operators can be frustrating: unlike fixed broadband, mobile network operators have traditionally placed a barrier-to-entry that has hindered developers from innovating on the mobile Web. Proprietary operator APIs, so-called ‘Walled Gardens’, and contractual differences have stifled the creation of cross-operator Web applications (such as buddy finders, where your buddies may all be in different networks).

[Mashups via Programmable Web] Orange Contact Everyone API Profile: The Orange Contact Everyone API enables communication with your contacts in 200+ countries using email, voicemail, SMS, or fax.

[Emerging Communications Blog] Russ McGuire Provides a View From Sprint - Emerging Communications ...: Both on the Sprint side and on the Nextel side, we're very supportive of developers leveraging the full capabilities. Nextel was the first to allow full access to the GPS capabilities on the handset, which brought to market, very early and very rapidly, a lot of really powerful applications, especially for the business marketplace. 

[Mashery] Mashery » Blog Archive » Telco 2.0 and the Telco API: In our view, Telco’s must find new ways to participate and leverage their services to help drive innovation and adoption of the platform. Our friends at Best Buy said it well in their presentation at our Business of APIs Conference - “we want to double the size our business in 5 years and it’s going to require innovation - inside and outside the company.”  On the media side of the world, you have companies like Netflix who have opened their customer data and core catalog for commercial and non-commercial use within their API.  Netflix motivations for doing this are key to their success - they don’t care if others make money off of them, as long as these third parties are keeping Netflix engaged in the ongoing use of their service!  We see this as an equally interesting approach for Telco’s.

[HotCellularPhone.com] New BlackBerry Push API announced by RIM | HotCellularPhone.com: is extending its existing, well-proven push technology from the enterprise into the consumer space, allowing developers to leverage push technology for BlackBerry applications targeted at consumers. Push technology provides a proactive mechanism for developers to deliver data to BlackBerry smartphones as it becomes available.

[Emerging Communications Blog] Andreas Constantinou on Mobile OS's and App Stores - Emerging ...: Even that might be ambitious because there is the issue of each operator providing it independently, and secondly, someone like the GSMA having a sort of way to abstract these APIs, so essentially, you can access any subscriber, not just a single operator subscriber.

[No Jitter Weblog] No Jitter | blog: According to the announcement materials, Avaya Aura is a new approach to enterprise communications, because it attempts to radically simplify complex multi-vendor, multi-modal, multi-location networks to create a truly unified architecture for enterprise communications. Using Avaya Aura, enterprises will be also be able to securely incorporate consumer communications methods, i.e., social media such as Facebook and Twitter, text messaging and peer-to-peer communications.

[HotCellularPhone.com] MasterCard Mobile Payment Platform to Go Live in US later this ...: MasterCard continues to demonstrate its commitment to innovation in the mobile channel, as consumers increasingly seek to access on their mobile phones the online experiences they have on PCs, and use their phones for much more than telecommunications. MasterCard is using its unique perspective and wealth of experience to offer new solutions that meet the needs of an increasingly mobile society while catalyzing the secular shift away from cash and check to electronic forms of payment.

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