$2 Million On Offer in Blackberry 10's Last Chance Port-A-Thon |
Written by Alex Denham |
Thursday, 17 January 2013 |
RIM has had so much success with its series of Port-A-Thons to make existing apps available on the Blackberry 10 platform, that is has announced a final event this weekend. When we reported 15,000 Apps Submissions During Blackberry Port-a-Thon earlier this week, we thought that had been the final event - and to be fair so did RIM. However, it has now announced one more chance - and has also stated that there is double the reward opportunity with a total of $2 million in rewards on offer to devs for submitting apps. According to Lou Gazzola: You can build/port apps using any one of the development languages that supports BlackBerry 10. Port from Android, use HTML5, Native C/C++, AIR, jQuery, Marmalade, Qt, PhoneGap, Appcelerator, Sencha and more. Additionally, apps created using BlackBerry App Generator are also eligible. (Note: you need to own the blog content to be eligible). As with previous Port-A-Thons, the more apps you port, the more you can hope to receive. The rubric states:
Of course, you only obtain these rewards if you app gets through the selection process for the Blackberry World store. But given that RIM is aiming to have at least 70,000 apps available by the launch of Blackberry 10 on January 30 this is its last big hope of making its target.
The Last Chance Port-A-Thon is a virtual event scheduled to start at noon ET on January 18, 2013 and run for 36 hours. If you've not joined in a previous event and are tempted to join in, you need to both register as a Vendor at BlackBerry World and register for the event. Also take note that it is only apps that are submitted during the time frame 12:00:01 pm on January 18, 2013 to 11:59:59 pm ET on January 19, 2013 that are eligible. More InformationBlackBerry 10 Last Chance Port-A-Thon Related Articles15,000 Apps Submissions During Blackberry Port-a-Thon
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