Here are a couple of videos of the winner applications from the Nokia Open Screen Project. Check them out after the break…
The CNN International Video app, from Flash Widgets LLC, targets the video mobile market in the regions of Europe, Middle East, Africa and Asia Pacific. A major advantage of this player is that it streams actual CNN on-air content using a progressive download innovation. The phones content updates along side CNNs content. The simple and familiar layout of this application makes it user friendly. Selecting a video will launch it in a full screen, easy to watch format. The CNN International Video app was funded by the Open Screen Project Fund, a $10 million joint market development fund between Adobe and Nokia designed to accelerate the creation of applications, content and services that leverage the Adobe Flash Platform and deliver a unified experience across mobile, desktop and consumer electronics devices.
MyFestival, from the developer Little Big Ideas, presents an interactive map of the Roskilde Festival, one of the largest music events in all of Europe. This is a location based application that displays info about things near your position: whats playing next at the stage youre passing by, whats on offer in the shops youre passing by, where your friends are, etc. It enables users to get more out of the festival than ever before. MyFestival was funded by the Open Screen Project Fund, a $10 million joint market development fund between Adobe and Nokia designed to accelerate the creation of applications, content and services that leverage the Adobe Flash Platform and deliver a unified experience across mobile, desktop and consumer electronics devices
SmartGrooves, from Storer Communications, is a music mixing studio. It puts music producing into a mobile medium for creation and distribution. Within Smart Grooves, users create one of-a-kind songs and share them immediately, via web or even by SMS text. Smart Grooves was funded by the Open Screen Project Fund, a $10 million joint market development fund between Adobe and Nokia designed to accelerate the creation of applications, content and services that leverage the Adobe Flash Platform and deliver a unified experience across mobile, desktop and consumer electronics devices.
Using Twittle, from Flash Widgets LLC, a user can manage multiple Twitter accounts and view other Twitter feeds remotely. Users can mark favorite feeds, post to their Twitter pages, reply and direct message to other Twitter users all while on the go. Twittle was funded by the Open Screen Project Fund, a $10 million joint market development fund between Adobe and Nokia designed to accelerate the creation of applications, content and services that leverage the Adobe Flash Platform and deliver a unified experience across mobile, desktop and consumer electronics devices.
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