Motorola is a global communications leader, powered by and driving seamless mobility. Motorola is revolutionizing broadband, embedded systems, and wireless networks, bringing cutting-edge technologies to everyday life.

MOTODEV for Mobile is a connection to the worldwide community of developers who are driving innovative solutions for Motorola's mobile devices. MOTODEV supports developers in creating products such as games to run on the new SLVR and content for Integrated Digital Enhanced Network (iDEN) Java™ technology-enabled handsets. 

As a leader in the location-enabled services industry, Nokia offers easy-to-use devices and is investing in a variety of companies focused on obtaining and leveraging location information.

Nokia developers build location-enabled functionality on top of a number of industry-leading Nokia platform technologies, optimizing their applications for target devices through the use of well-documented user interfaces and technology extensions. Platform devices are designed to help developers build and deliver mobile applications to a global audience in less time, with less effort, and at a lower cost.

SiRF^® was founded in 1995 to bring Global Positioning System (GPS) technology and other wireless innovations to a wide range of consumer applications. The company has extensive experience in GPS, spread-spectrum, radio frequency, signal processing, silicon technologies, software, and communications technologies. Operating as a fabless integrated circuit company with an intellectual property licensing model, SiRF is able to deliver solutions that serve high-growth consumer and commercial markets. SiRF's vision is to bring location awareness to virtually everything that moves.

Sprint Nextel is an industry leader in the development and deployment of location-enabled applications. The Sprint Application Developer Program offers an array of developer resources that make it easy to create, test, and deploy innovative and exciting wireless applications for the Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA) and iDEN networks.

Qualcomm Precision Location-Based Services (LBS) provides new opportunities for wireless applications developers—new markets, new customers, and enhanced revenue. Qualcomm is interested in working with and supporting the LBS-developer community. Applications enabled by Qualcomm's technology portfolio, particularly its BREW (Binary Runtime Environment for Wireless) development platform, offer unique advantages for precision LBS developers, including easier monetization of applications and services and an enhanced user experience.

Membership of the programme is free at www.orangepartner.com

About Orange Partner

The Orange Partner programme is a dedicated programme for existing and potential partners, providing dedicated training, testing, knowledge and partner management. The programme has over 50,000 members which include mobile application developers, games publishers, content providers, systems integrators and providers of converged services.

About the Orange Application Shop

The Orange Application Shop is a brand new distribution route from Orange for downloadable mobile applications. Orange Partner premium members and contracted partners can submit their downloadable mobile apps to the Orange Partner programme (for free). If the app is innovative, quirky and provides a clear end user-benefit, it can be distributed to over 100 million Orange customers via local country web and wap sites. The Shop is currently live in the UK with European roll-out to follow during 2008.

Find out more about the Orange Application Shop at www.orangepartner.com/applicationshop

The AT&T Developer Program provides development and marketing support to Corporate developers and Independent Software Vendors (ISVs) who are committed to deploying wireless applications across AT&T Wireless products and services. Gain access to the essential tools, resources and support necessary for developing and delivering innovative industry solutions to customers using the AT&T Wireless GSM™/GPRS wireless service.