Nokia Walk, creating a mobile platform for location-based services
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Nokia presented on its new mobile platform for location-based services that will utilize public transportation data and APIs from operators through Navteq to build applications for pedestrian navigation. The platform will simplify app development using Java, Qt Native, and Web Runtime technologies, allowing developers to easily distribute apps through the Ovi Store. Nokia encouraged transportation companies to share their data and APIs to integrate services into the mobile experiences for users.
Nokia Walk, creating a mobile platform for location-based services
- 1. Nokia Walk Creating a mobile platform for location-based services Traveline Conference 2010 September 9, 2010
- 2. Executive summary: ≒Nokia is the worlds largest mobile phone maker, and is important in all passenger segments of the UK transport market ≒Through Navteq, we are building a platform for pedestrian and public transport use cases based on data and APIs from operators ≒Nokia is simplifying its developer offering around Java (lower end), Qt Native (higher end) and Web Run Time technologies, and is making it easy to distribute apps via the Ovi Store Company Confidential
- 3. You can benefit from all this ≒Share your data with us (in your format) to make sure our users have the most up-to-date information ≒Share your APIs for us to pass your services to users ≒Turn your existing web services into mobile pedestrian navigation experiences: http://www.forum.nokia.com/I_Want_To/Mobilise_Websites/ ≒Write a native Qt app to give your users an even more powerful experience on Symbian & Maemo: http://tinyurl.com/2v9mfvz Company Confidential
- 4. Thank you! Nokia & Navteq: Bringing mobility to the world Contact: justus.brown@nokia.com