center will help mobile software -application developers and carriers reach millions of
BlackBerry smartphone users worldwide and will provide consumers with
greater choice, enhanced application discovery and an easy method for
managing installation, upgrades, and purchases.
RIM plans to launch the application storefront in March 2009 and
BlackBerry application developers can begin submitting their
applications and content for inclusion in the storefront in December
2008. The storefront will allow developers to set their own prices for
applications and developers will retain 80 percent of the revenue
generated from their applications.
RIM is also working with its carrier partners to provide
carrier-customized, on-device application centers to help foster
after-market application downloads. The BlackBerry application center
will allow each carrier to offer a convenient catalog right on the
device where a customer can discover and download applications. RIM has
already worked with carriers successfully to provide this type of
on-device distribution system for individual software applications,
such as the popular Facebook for BlackBerry Smartphones application.
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