The BBC News website takes a look at the OneApp software announced this weekby Microsoft. "Microsoft has unveiled new technology that will allow standard, non-"smart" phones to run applications such as Facebook or Twitter.
Designed for emerging markets, the OneApp software can be downloaded just like a new ringtone.
Rather than an application store like those offered by many manufacturers and networks, OneApp will offer a standard set of apps decided by operators." Read in full.
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Microsoft to smarten cheap phones
The BBC News website takes a look at the OneApp software announced this weekby Microsoft. "Microsoft has unveiled new technology that will allow standard, non-"smart" phones to run applications such as Facebook or Twitter.
Designed for emerging markets, the OneApp software can be downloaded just like a new ringtone.
Rather than an application store like those offered by many manufacturers and networks, OneApp will offer a standard set of apps decided by operators." Read in full.