Telefonica, Samsung partner on app billing
Telefonica and Samsung have signed a global agreement to allow subscribers with smartphones and tablets …
Telefonica, Bango partner for operator billing
Telefonica Digital and mobile payments company Bango signed a deal to create a direct-to-bill payment …
Telefonica and Telenor ink API partnership
Telefonica has joined forces with Nordic-based operator group Telenor to enable the new partner to …
GSMA, Apigee take on WAC remit
The GSMA said it is to integrate “the major programmes and initiatives” of the Wholesale …
Telefonica shutting app stores
Telefonica revealed via its BlueVia developer blog that it will be “closing its App Stores …
Why operators need to look beyond app stores to make money from apps
Operator app stores have struggled to have an impact, but there are other ways to become part of the app ecosystem
Telefonica looks to get close to the hottest new tech start-ups from its new base in the UK capital
Telefonica opened its BlueVia developer platform in Germany, stating that “software companies in Germany can register as a developer for BlueVia and O2 customers can download the first BlueVia apps on their smartphones.”
Vringo launches video slideshow app via Telefonica
Vringo, a US provider of software platforms for mobile social and video applications, launched its Facetones app for Android via BlueVia, Telefonica’s global developer platform.
BlueVia partners with Apigee for API availability
Telefonica’s BlueVia developer initiative has partnered with Apigee to integrate the Apigee API Console with BlueVia. The move will enabled developers to “explore, learn and test the BlueVia APIs faster and more easily,” and allow them to share their finding with others.
