Motorola today announced the launch of the MOTODEV Widget Developer Challenge, a competition that allows developers around the globe to deliver the web without limits to mobile users. Read Original Post Here

Motorola has announced the launch of their MOTODEV Widget Developer Challenge, which is a contest that permits developers across the world to deliver the internet without limits to mobile phone users. Senior Director, Ecosystem, Motorola, Claudia Backus, says: “Aligned with the principles of our MOTODEV developer network, the MOTODEV Widget Developer Challenge is all about expanding

Motorola today announced the launch of the MOTODEV Widget Developer Challenge, a competition that allows developers around the globe to deliver the web without limits to mobile users. This MOTODEV Widget Developer Challenge is designed to encourage all developers to get actively engaged in the future of mobile through the smallest and most personal unit

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There have been a couple of MOTODEV Summits on the past, and those were good news for software developers, but now it got even better because Motorola announced the MOTODEV Widget Developer Challenge. The main purpose of the challenge is to let developers use their imagination, and create something useful that can be used by everyone

Motorola announced a widget building contest through its MOTODEV program.

Motorola's developer program, MOTODEV, spent an hour-and-a-half talking up their Linux platform, MOTOMAGX, at LinuxWorld 2008 today. They even had the right people there for questions and answers. But, the one thing they didn't do, is answer the question most on our reader's minds: Where is MOTOMAGX on CDMA? Motorola has said that they intend to

I mentioned the other day that Motorola sent out an email communication regarding the position of MOTODEV (their Developer programme) in relation to the Symbian Foundation announcement - well they have followed that up with a message dedicated to the availbility of MOTODEV Studio for UIQ Beta. As Moto neatly explains: MOTODEV Studio for UIQ supports

Crumbs, it's a busy day on email today - and Motorola seems to be the cause of it. This time it's MOTODEV (the developer forum for Moto) firing out a mail to clarify their position on the Symbian Foundation Announcement. Luckily it seems to be business as usual, you can read the full text of