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The multi-platform 'one-stop-shop', available on a wide range of handsets, includes services such as Orange TV, Orange Games and Orange Maps alongside an expanding catalogue of premium mobile applications from leading content providers and third-party application developers. Anything in the shop can be downloaded and purchased on one Orange mobile bill, so customers do not need to pre-register and use their personal credit cards. The service ensures that customers see and use applications that are fully tested and suitable for their device, making it a simple and straightforward experience.
Yves Tyrode, EVP of Orange Technocentre says, "We are giving customers a tailor-made shop window on the mobile that makes it easier to discover, download, use and manage content. Whether it's a Smartphone user, or someone using a simpler device, we know the demand for content is there - it's just about getting that experience right. That is why we want to give everyone with a phone in their hand the easiest access to personal content, on the most suitable device and tariff, to help them take the parts of the mobile Internet that they know and love, everywhere they go."
The service is now available, initially providing the Orange App Shop
'over-the-air' to more than one million customers in
Throughout 2010, Orange will continue to roll-out the App Shop service
across its footprint, extending it to
The Orange App Shop improves multi-platform access for developers to millions of Orange mobile customers and provides them with growing revenue opportunities. To deliver this, Orange has been working closely with major device manufacturers to enable a simple and consistent user experience across multiple platforms including Java, Android, Blackberry, Symbian and Windows Mobile. Orange has also been working closely with its premium content providers and developer partners to enhance its application delivery process. Offering an increased range of tools and initiatives through its Orange Partner programme, Orange is helping developers reach more customers faster and more effectively.
Yves Tyrode concludes, "Orange Partner and our unique global network of developer centres enable us to deliver unparalleled testing, development and marketing assistance. This innovation network, our close collaboration with device and platform manufacturers as well as content providers and other industry initiatives, illustrates just how committed we are to reducing barriers to application development to get great content for our customers to enjoy."
A video of the Orange Application Shop can be viewed at http://www.orange-innovation.tv and further information on Orange Partner is at: http://www.orangepartner.com.
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[1] OTA Orange Signature devices will include: Sony Ericsson W995, Sony
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For more information: http://www.orange.com, http://www.francetelecom.com, http://www.orange-business.com
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