Motorola reaches out to Bangalore techies at MOTODEV Summit
Bangalore: Motorola, has hosted its first MOTODEV Summit of the year at the Leela Palace in Bangalore, India. The MOTODEV Summit series are exclusive, one-day events that offer today's most creative and innovative software application developers the opportunity to participate in advanced training, understand market opportunities and get a peek to the next generation of Motorola devices, technology and platforms, including the MOTOMAGX mobile Linux platform.
Hosted by Motorola's MOTODEV developer network, the company's global program for developers and independent software vendors (ISVs), MOTODEV Summits offered technical expertise, practical advice and guidance for developers seeking to create their own magic in the mobile space.
With more than 20 program sessions and tutorials, MOTODEV Summits are designed to enable developers to explore new solutions and resources, learn new ways to design for the ever-changing needs of enterprises and consumers, and understand the current trends that may impact their development strategy and execution. MOTODEV Summits provide every attendee with relevant information, detailed technical training, hands-on workshops and the opportunity to brainstorm with members of the MOTODEV team as well as developers from across all industry disciplines.
"To provide the next generation of great product experiences for consumers and enterprises, Motorola is working closely with the best developers in every industry, and in every market, who share our desire to innovate," said Christy Wyatt, Vice President, Software Platforms and Ecosystem, Motorola. "We are offering software developers a chance to experience all that Motorola has to offer through our series of MOTODEV Summits, which provide an environment of collaboration and learning so they can successfully develop the next application for our products," he added.
The Summits were open to all software developers who were interested or involved in application development for any of Motorola's devices. Structured to address nearly all aspects of application development, the MOTODEV Summits efficiently condense months of potential experimentation and development into one day.
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