HTC Developer - 2012

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HTC Developer - 2012

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  1. Monkey Write is an app, now on the Android Market, that came from a single person, Chiu Ki Chan, who was inspired by our OpenSense SDK at a hackathon we sponsored with AT&T in San Francsisco, to write an app that allowed a person to learn written Chinese in a fun and engaging way. The app itself tells you in what order to draw the stroke and corrects you if you’re wrong. As you can see it is fully integrated with HTC’s Scribe Pen technology, allowing for seamless launching from our Pen Menu, pressure sentitivity for accurate Chinese character reproduction, and palm-rejection so that you can rest your palm on the screen and draw with the Pen without worrying if it is going to smudge. Needless to say Chiu Ki won the hackathon and our Jetstream tablet. Now she is the poster child for AT&T and HTC and is receiving accolades and a lot of press interest. We continue to bring her out to events to share with people at trade shows and hackathons, she is featured on HTC Hub and HTCdev.com, and she is a great example of how one person who has a great idea, working with us can get that idea off the ground and find an audience with the help of HTCdev.com. You could be the next success story!
  2. The annual Big Android BBQ yielded big results for HTCdev in 2011, with very excited and excitable Android enthusiasts Orbotix showing off their Sphero product. Sphero is a water proof ball powered by a gyroscope and bluetooth. With this ball, and a companion Android app, you can do a number of really amazing things. One of these things is the result of a collaberation with out team – Scribe N Drive. Using our Scribe Pen you can draw anything, and have the Sphero follow that exact path, spelling out or drawing whatever you desire. Since partnering we have brought Sphero along with us to various events, included them in keynote presenations, and had them listed in HTC Hub - even helping them get press attention. Spheros are currently so popular they can’t even keep them in stock – so if you want one, get on the waiting list now, if you can. http://bit.ly/mowran
  3. HTCdev’s partnership with DocuSign, the worlds leading eSignature company in the mobile space, began with a cold call, and a pick up from the airport. We were looking for eSignature partners to take advantage of our Scribe Pen technology, and DocuSign was equal to the task. Eric Bohren not only returned my call, he picked me up from the airport when I came into town. Talk about going above and beyond to establish a partnership. Ever since, Eric and his team have worked to quickly implement Pen functionality in their consumer facing Android App, Ink, which lets you easily and securely sign documents. Now with Scribe you can sign and have your signature look how it would look in real life – using our paint controls strokes get darker, lighter, thinker and thinner depending on pressure, just like in real life. You can erase with your writing tool, just like a pencil, and rest your palm while you write. We rewarded DocuSign by inviting them to several events, including the Sprint Open, AT&T Developer summit and more, and we offered them prime location in our media buy in through AT&T with Engadget. They are also listed on HTC Hub, at HTCdev.com, are connected with HTCpro, our global Enterprise Sales group, and are in the audience today!
  4. Meeting Domenica from Wyse at the Verizon Developers Conference was instant magic. Her energy was infectious, and she had the “make it happen” attitude that helped quickly enable Pen functionality, for the first time on a mobile operating system. The change was subtle but profound. Now you can, using Wyse’s state of the art remote desktop app, easily emulate mouse functionality using the buttons on the Scribe Pen – one for “right clicking” which is otherwise impossible without extra UI features, and another for “hovering” – also impossible without extra UI input. This makes for a very seamless user experience. We have since included Wyse in our various developer summit activities, as well as listed them in Hub, at HTCdev.com, they’re connected with our HTCpro global Enterprise Sales group and they’re also here in the audience.
  5. Pierre and Peter met Dario of HTCdev at Google IO in May of 2011. After reconnecting at the DreamForce conference, it became clear that we could help Catch, a small start up company, create a much requested feature for their expansive and feature rich experience and idea collecting app: doodling. Using our paint controls on our tablets and our SDK, they were able to quickly create an add-on that allows anyone with an HTC tablet and a scribe Pen doodle in the app, free. They’ve been a part of several presentations, events and trade shows with us, and obviously they’re on HTC Hub, in this presentation… and also in the audience! We’ve got a bright future with Catch, and we’ve just begun to probe the beginning of what we can do together.
  6. Here’s what the initial release will encompass – there will be much more to come in future releases.
  7. Here’s some of the apis available for these MDM components
  8. For developers who like flow diagrams, here’s oneillustrating integration with ICS DM support. And with this MDM API we wrap up the upcoming APIs to be made available soon.