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Samsung To Host Its Own Developer’s Conference

05_samsung-logoMove aside Apple and Google. The folks at Samsung have just announced their own developer’s conference, possibly, to show the world that they are no less than the Americans when it comes to crowd pulling events.

The event itself is scheduled to be held at the Moscone Center, which itself is the event hosting centre for the other two developer conferences as well hosted by Apple and Google.

According to tech analysts, while the event will, most likely, not be as huge as the BUILD conference hosted by Microsoft, it is likely to generate some buzz over the next couple of months.

Registrations for the conference opened this week. The South Korea based consumer durables to IT hardware major has suggested that the conference will have over 40 technical sessions. The sessions itself will be run by “leading influencers” in industries for digital content, consumer electronics, and mobile.

“Samsung is excited to offer developers a single place to learn how to develop, market, and monetize applications and services that may span smartphones, tablets, and televisions. As convergence of user experiences and as consumers utilizes more devices, even at the same time, the opportunity for developers to be innovative has never been better.” – Dr. WonPyo Hong, President of the Samsung Media Solution Center.

The conference and its events are likely to start from October 27, to October 29. Anyone wishing to participate will have to shell out a cool $299 for entry. Also taking something of a centrestage at the conference will be Tizen-Samsung’s own mobile operating system.