T-Mobile planning to launch cross-platform app store?

By on Aug 9, 2008 at 10:15 AM
Rumor August 9, 2008

If the cards align as they’re supposed to, it looks like T-Mobile may be launching an application store of their own sometime soon. Reportedly set to service their entire line of handsets, from the lowliest of low to the, well, moderately adequate smartphones, T-Mobile’s application store would be accessible directly from your mobile device. Moconews is reporting that the company is set to implement a revenue sharing model similar to Apple’s current App Store agreement, hoping to entice 3rd party developers to jump on board. No word on exactly when this will launch, but it should be this Fall sometime, so stay tuned for more info as it surfaces.

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  • xnifex

    plabning?

    And forget an App Store of any kind, bring out some good 3G smartphones/PDAs as well as a fully functional 3G network first!

  • http://myspace.com/lanceworld Blackula

    Word @ xnifex

    Yea, soon as they get the handsets then we can talk business, but other than that, im keeping my BB Curve.

  • Gauntlet Down

    If Palm is planning to serve applications with their whenever-it-gets-out Nova “platform”, they better hurry up – Apple, T-Mobile, Google, who else is beating them to it.

  • adsf

    Neet, I hope they’re planning some crazy handsets to go along with this

  • kiasfd

    Soon enough every carriers going to have a 3rd party app store

  • george

    I will be interesting to see how they deal with the varied horsepower in each phone.

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