By: Lisa Devaney

Lisa Devaney — Fri, 15 May 2009 10:41:38 +0000

Calling all UK Mobile Developers!
The deadline has been extended for UK mobile developers to get in entries for the Vodafone Mobile Clicks contest that will see a talented idea get €150,000 to produce a new mobile site or service.
This is the first time the competition has run for the UK, and developers now have until Friday, 22nd May 2009 to enter.
Vodafone Mobile Clicks is an opportunity to show the mobile technology industry that Britain’s got mobile developer talent. For last year’s winners from the Netherlands contest, it was a financial and professional success. Winners included:
-Nulaz, a location-based social networking service that let’s people see where their friends are, share locations and view local information.
-Tipspot an events guide.
-Map the Gap, an idea-sharing application for mobile phones.
“As a judge for this year’s Vodafone Mobile Clicks competition, I’m very excited at the prospect of seeing what Britain’s talented mobile internet developers have to offer,” said Helen Keegan, a specialist in mobile marketing, advertising and media, who heads Beep Marketing and pens the blog Technokitten. “It’s a great opportunity for developers and folks with good ideas for mobile internet applications to win the cash to deliver and develop those ideas further. The entry criteria are straightforward and as long as you’re over 18, resident in the UK or Netherlands and are in a start-up or are planning to form a start-up with your idea then you pretty much qualify to enter.”
More information in the press release here.
Visit: http://www.vodafonemobileclicks.com
Vodafone Mobile Clicks is a close cooperation between Mobile Monday Amsterdam, Mobile Monday London, Vodafone NL, Vodafone UK, PICNIC and Trend8.
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-Lisa
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