HTCdev.com was launched today at the Uplinq Conference, giving developers a chance to adapt their applications for particular combined customizations of HTC.
The greatest thing that HTC offers through the new dev Portal is launched with the Flyer tablet pen accessory API access. There are a ton of opportunities, whereas in recent years, most people have abandoned the pen for the chubby, imprecise fingers. HTCdev will also allow developers to play with stereoscopic 3D, found on the HTC EVO 3D. This is not all the if - much sense will be available for developers to play with new SDK OpenSense. Elements of UI code, APIs, support, and common sense sample will be available. LinkedIn and Picasa have already integrated with HTC Sense these tools.
This is good news for those who want an application that Burrows deep into the native experience on a smartphone, and an important step if HTC wants to stay differentiated Android phone manufacturers while still supporting the growing base of devs common Android. I am curious to see how is ready to take additional measures for their custom-tailor applications for HTC, but Sony Ericsson has already had some good progress on this front with Timescape. Head on more than HTCdev.com to register for notifications when the SDK is available. It seems that HTC has also launched a corporate portal, HTCpro.com, for companies seeking specific mobility solutions.
