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Sony Ericsson to offer developers 70% of PlayNow revenues
Sony Ericsson announced its PlayNow arena application submission site is now open to all Java ME and Symbian OS developers. Programmers may submit apps for PlayNow arena as well as the handset maker's existing Fun & Downloads service--according to the Sony Ericsson Content Submission website, there is no charge for developers to submit their apps, and no annual fees. Developers will earn 70 percent of net revenues generated via app sales, with distribution spanning across up to 69 markets. Sony Ericsson previously stated that both PlayNow arena and Fun & Downloads will offer multiple billing solutions, including SMS transactions, credit card usage and operator billing.
In early June, Sony Ericsson said it will collaborate with independent mobile applications portal GetJar to add apps to PlayNow arena, promising consumers one-click access to a fully integrated content marketplace. The store will initially roll out across 38 compatible handset models--Sony Ericsson adds that PlayNow arena will expand to additional devices and operating systems later this year.
For more on the new PlayNow submission site:
- read this release
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Comments
Posted by vc | July 28, 2009 - 9:12pm
i wonder how the deal with getjar works out. isn't everything for free on getjar?
anyways, add android platform for upcoming xperia 3 and this could be a winner
Posted by JB | July 29, 2009 - 12:38am
no surprises they've gone for the 70% rev share. No surprises there. I don't think anyone is offering any higher than 70%???
Posted by JB | August 4, 2009 - 6:21am
Anyone actually successfully been through the application submission?
Posted by fat cow | August 6, 2009 - 10:38pm
hasnt got through yet, if we get rejected, you think they will tell us the reasons?
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