• Mitsubishi Announces Developer Contest

    DoCoMo’s recent introduction
    of new handsets included the D800iDS from Mitsubishi with an innovative dual touchscreen design. The handset manufacturer has just announced a competition for developers to create new applications for the device with prizes of LCD TVs and DVD recorders on offer. Mitsubishi will provide 30 selected entrants with a software simulator for the D800iDS until its launch and a loan handset once it goes on sale in February.

    We expect to see some interesting applications build around this phone and are looking forward to the companies announcement in late Feb. Hat-tip to Jan for digging up the lead.

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    Posted: 23 January 2007 | Filed: New Tech & Services, Wireless News | Feedback | Print |  add to twitter 
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