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Nokia and Microsoft plan to invest (EURO)18 million ($24 million) in promoting research into mobile applications for phones running Windows software and Nokia platforms. Aalto University in Helsinki says the AppCampus program will be launched at the ...
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... mobile application development program at Aalto University during the next three years. The AppCampus program has been set up to foster the creation of innovative mobile applications for theWindows Phone ecosystem and in addition, Nokia platforms, ...
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Continuing this trend, Microsoft and Nokia each pledged to invest up to nine million Euros to a Finnish app program called AppCampus in order to boost Windows Phone app development. AppCampus, based at Aalto University, will focus on building products ...
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By Jennifer LeClaire The AppCampus program, funded at Aalto University by Microsoft and Nokia, will offer support, training in mobile technology, design and usability, and funding to create innovative mobile apps and services for Windows Phone and ...
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Microsoft and Nokia are planning to invest up to €9 million each, over the next three years, in an app incubator based out of Aalto University in Finland. The aim is to help foster the development of innovative mobile applications for the Windows Phone ...
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