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View Seller’s App List

view seller’s app list view a list of all of the seller's registered apps using the content publish api request get /seller/contentlist example curl -i -x get \ -h "authorization bearer <your-access-token>" \ -h "service-account-id <your-service-account-id>" \ "https //devapi samsungapps com/seller/contentlist" response parameters name type description contentname string name of the app contentid integer the unique 12-digit identifier of the app contentstatus string the status of the app in seller portal standardprice double the standard price in usd united states of america dollars that determines the default country-specific price for all distribution countries paid boolean whether or not the app download requires a user payment y the user must pay to download the appn the app is free to download modifydate string the date the app was last updated in seller portal success [ { "contentname" "samsung pay", "contentid" "000001234567", "contentstatus" "registering", "standardprice" null, "paid" "n", "modifydate" "2021-02-23 01 26 26 0" }, { "contentname" "samsung health", "contentid" "000002345678", "contentstatus" "for_sale", "standardprice" "0", "paid" "n", "modifydate" "2021-02-23 00 23 19 0" }, { "contentname" "samsung gallery", "contentid" "000003456789", "contentstatus" "ready_for_change", "standardprice" "0", "paid" "n", "modifydate" "2021-02-22 23 40 46 0" }, { "contentname" "samsung music", "contentid" "000004567890", "contentstatus" "ready_to_preexamination", "standardprice" "10", "paid" "y", "modifydate" "2021-02-18 06 48 08 0" }, { "contentname" "smartthings", "contentid" "000009876543", "contentstatus" "under_content_review", "standardprice" "0", "paid" "n", "modifydate" "2020-10-06 06 44 35 0" }, { "contentname" "galaxy wearable", "contentid" "000008765432", "contentstatus" "canceled", "standardprice" "0", "paid" "n", "modifydate" "2020-08-11 04 40 27 0" } ] notethe contentstatus of registering returned by the api is the same as the updating state displayed in seller portal see failure response codes for a list of possible response codes when a request fails

https://developer.samsung.com/galaxy-store/galaxy-store-developer-api/content-publish-api/view-sellers-app-list.html

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Samsung at the MIT Grand Hack, Part 3: Promentia

this is the third post in the series covering samsung’s participation in the mit hacking medicine grand hack. you can find the first post here, and the second post here. the promentia team was the grand prize winner in the mental health and professional burnout track. promentia’s project was an alzheimer's disease prevention app, also named promentia, with the tagline "stay you." promentia accepting their award the team’s main point is that people do not realize that alzheimer's disease is a highly delayable disease. more and more people are finding out that they are at higher risk of alzheimer's disease as the popularity of at home genome services continues to rise. promentia demoing their app they created a mobile prototype deployed on a samsung galaxy note9, and showed how they could use samsung’s technology to develop a way to digitally enable ‪alzheimer’s disease prevention.‬‬ by monitoring the results from blood tests for six specific biomarkers scientifically proven to correlate to the onset of alzheimer’s disease (hscrp, homocysteine, fasting insulin, hemoglobin a1c, fasting glucose, and vitamin d), sleep, and exercise, the app tailors personalized feedback. personalized feedback provided by the app the full team this is the first product of its kind. promentia’s goal was to make alzheimer's disease prevention tactics more easily accessible to the general public, so you can stay you.

Diego Lizarazo Rivera

https://developer.samsung.com/sdp/blog/en-us/2019/09/16/samsung-at-the-mit-grand-hack-part-3-promentia

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Plug into “Connected Thinking” at #SDC2017 – The Can’t-Miss Developer Event

after spending the last 20 years of my career working in the us, two years ago i packed up and moved over 10,000 miles to korea to work for samsung. i was curious. as a korean-american, i wanted to join one of the largest companies in the world and see for myself how both the country and the company operated. best-known for its massive consumer electronics hardware business, samsung makes beautiful products that touch the lives of millions of people, including my family. exciting, right? but not the obvious fit for my background in banking and startup environments. navigating life in a new country and learning a totally new industry is tough! i admit it – initially i was clueless. but soon i realized that i had joined samsung at a very important and transformational time. the company is putting a huge strategic focus on software and services, creating intelligent platforms that connect all the samsung devices and services to create a seamless user experience. it is also increasing its engagement and support of third party developers and the innovations they can provide on top of samsung platforms. it is clear to me that we are tasked with collaborating with developers to create future success together. of course this kind of evolution raises a lot of questions. what kind of experiences and services will new “connected thinking” technologies give rise to? what type of business models and partnerships are needed to generate maximum revenue in the new service economy? how will experiences be developed and delivered to users? **#sdc2017 ** we look forward to exploring the possibilities of 'connected thinking' with you at sdc 2017 – our 2 day developer conference taking place on october 18 & 19th at moscone west in san francisco. during the keynotes, you’ll hear more about samsung’s software and services plans and new initiatives from dj koh, president of mobile communications business at samsung electronics and executive vice presidents injong rhee, head of r&d, software & services of mobile communications business and eui suk chung, head of service intelligence of mobile communications business. we are also thrilled to have some very inspiring industry leaders joining us this year including stan lee, world renowned former editor-in-chief of marvel comics. artist and creator rob prior whose commercial works include illustrations and covers for dungeons & dragons, sculptures and props for joss whedon’s firefly, and original monster creations for buffy the vampire slayer, rain paris, musician and youtube star who will join stan lee to discuss how connected thinking motivates creativity and disruption in a session called “comics, movies and music”. in addition, arianna huffington, thrive global founder and ceo, will join marc mathieu, cmo of samsung electronics america in a keynote conversation with on samsung and thrive’s shared philosophy on the use of technology to create social good. we have a packed schedule of interesting technical, business and panel sessions, addressing a wide variety of technologies and topics such as intelligence, iot, vr, health, internet. sdc is also an opportunity for you to meet and network with technology experts and thought leaders from samsung and the industry. check out all the conference details and browse the session catalog. join us! register now for sdc2017 so we can innovate and prosper together in the new, intelligent software and services economy. i look forward to meeting you there.

Thomas Ko

https://developer.samsung.com/sdp/blog/en-us/2017/09/25/plug-into-connected-thinking-at-sdc2017-the-cant-miss-developer-event

Develop Mobile

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Samsung App Management

samsung application management 1 introduction samsung's application management is a solution that helps prevent battery consumption due to unintended background operations of applications this feature limits background activities according to the application usage patterns such as periods of non-activity and background battery consumption, and applies either the sleeping or deep sleeping modes through data analysis based on these patterns 2 purpose this guide introduces sleeping and deep sleeping application features, and how to set exceptions to exempt an application from application control 3 details 1 sleeping applications background applications that have not been used for about 3 days and causing poor system health ex battery consumption will go into the sleeping mode a bucket restriction applies to any sleeping applications, and features such as job, alarm, and foreground-service are restricted you can see the different buckets, and the restriction level for each bucket, at the android reference site restricted bucket application restrictions the user may also turn on the sleeping mode for a specific application menu path 2 deep sleeping applications applications that have not been used for a long period of time currently set to 16 days, but subject to change according to samsung policies will go into the deep sleeping mode deep sleeping applications only become active when the user opens them, and become inactive when they go into the background inactive applications can't perform any activities, including notifications or updates the user may also turn on the deep sleeping mode for a specific application menu path 3 setting exceptions samsung's automatic application control management system places applications to the sleeping or deep sleeping modes according to their usage patterns if there are applications that need to be set aside as exceptions, the user can do so at the following path settings > device care > battery > background usage limits menu path 4 api deeplink api for the sleeping applications, deep sleeping applications, and never sleeping applications screens // launch the detail activity of background usage limits intent intent = new intent ; intent setaction "com samsung android sm action_open_checkable_listactivity" ; intent setpackage "com samsung android lool" ; intent putextra "activity_type", 2 ; // 0 sleeping apps / 1 deep sleeping apps / 2 never sleeping apps startactivity intent ; 5 changes in one ui 6 with android 14 to strengthen the android platform, our collaboration with google has resulted in a unified policy that we expect will create a more consistent and reliable user experience for galaxy users since one ui 6 0, foreground services of apps targeting android 14 will be guaranteed to work as intended so long as they are developed according to android's new foreground service api policy

https://developer.samsung.com/mobile/app-management.html

Develop Mobile Samsung Automation

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Open source

open source samsung automation studio is one way to integrate samsung services with open source or 3rd-part services we are actively using open source and trying to contribute to the open source ecosystem check out the following article samsung electronics migrates iot developer tools to cloud foundry based on node-red samsung automation studio was forked from node-red version 0 17 5 and developed to support the easy development of smartthings automation webhook in early 2016 low-code programming for event-driven applications node-red is a programming tool for wiring together hardware devices, apis and online services in new and interesting ways it provides a browser-based editor that makes it easy to wire together flows using the wide range of nodes in the palette that can be deployed to its runtime in a single-click flow-based programming invented by j paul morrison in the 1970s, flow-based programming is a way of describing an application’s behavior as a network of black-boxes, or “nodes” as they are called in node-red each node has a well-defined purpose; it is given some data, it does something with that data and then it passes that data on the network is responsible for the flow of data between the nodes it is a model that lends itself very well to a visual representation and makes it more accessible to a wider range of users if someone can break down a problem into discrete steps they can look at a flow and get a sense of what it is doing; without having to understand the individual lines of code within each node more details are available at nodered org contributes samsung automation studio team published custom nodes on the node-red site we are improving it through open source see the following github https //github com/samsung/samsungautomationstudio and we continue to engage the nodered community running on cloud foundry automation studio deploys flows in secured and isolated containers whose healths and lifecycles are managed automatically by the reliable container platform cf cloud platform cloud platforms let anyone deploy network apps or services and make them available to the world in a few minutes when an app becomes popular, the cloud scales it to handle more traffic, replacing build-out and migration efforts that once took months with a few keystrokes cloud platforms enable you to focus exclusively on your apps and data without worrying about underlying infrastructure the following diagram shows the layers of a typical technology stack, and compares the traditional it model to the cloud platform model about the cloud foundry platform this section describes why cloud foundry is an industry-standard cloud platform not all cloud platforms are created equal some have limited language and framework support, lack key app services, or restrict deployment to a single cloud as an industry-standard cloud platform, cloud foundry offers the following open source code the platform’s openness and extensibility prevent its users from being locked into a single framework, set of app services, or cloud deployment automation developers can deploy their apps to cloud foundry using their existing tools and with zero modification to their code flexible infrastructure you can deploy cloud foundry to run your apps on your own computing infrastructure, or deploy on an iaas like vsphere, aws, azure, gcp, or openstack commercial options you can also use a paas deployed by a commercial cloud foundry cloud provider community support a broad community contributes to and supports cloud foundry cloud foundry is ideal for anyone interested in removing the cost and complexity of configuring infrastructure for their apps more details are available at cloudfoundry org get started - samsung automation studio beta

https://developer.samsung.com/automation/v2-open-source.html

Develop Mobile Samsung eSE SDK

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Overview

samsung ese sdk overview description of secure element a secure element is a tamper-resistant platform (typically a one chip secure microcontroller) capable of securely hosting applications and their confidential and cryptographic data (such as cryptographic keys and sensitive data) in accordance with the rules and security requirements set by well-identified trusted authorities. there are various form factors of secure element : subscriber identity module (sim)/ universal integrated circuit card (uicc) embedded secure element microsd secure elements offers a separate hardware-backed security so that sensitive information or transaction can be performed independently from other processors (ap, cp, cpu, and etc.) due to this, secure elements have been supporting immense needs of various industries that require additional protections, such as payment cards, e-id cards, health insurance cards, driver licenses, digital car keys, and door lock keys. embedded secure element (ese) chips on samsung devices have been certified by authorities such as globalplatform, emvco and common criteria. all of them have at least an eal5+ (evaluation assurance level), which can provide equal or higher security level as an electronic passport can. samsung is ready to open ese for service providers who wants to utilize our products. our ese also supports industry standards such as javacard and globalplatform card specifications. use cases the following are some use cases for ese on samsung devices transits payments digital key access (door key, car key, and etc.) identification / authentication secure storage / certificate manager samsung devices with ese allow customers to use secure services. in general, certain levels of security are required for services that deal with sensitive information. with a highly secured samsung device, the service provider can provide their services securely to its customers. samsung ese sdk samsung ese sdk provides the way for the service provider to deploy a service using ese on samsung devices. it enables the service provider to manage their own service on each customer’s device. it requires communication between, not only on the client application and ese, but also the server and device. hence, there are a few requirements for the service provider to proceed with service development. you can use samsung ese sdk to: deploy a service on a customer’s device. communicate with ese using a client application. manage service provider’s own storage within ese. requirements for the service provider : applet development (resides within ese) tsm (trusted service manager) server : service provider can choose one of the options below. service provider tsm server samsung tsm tsm-less how to request partnership to use the samsung ese sdk, you must become a samsung partner. to request partnership: open the partnership request form. if prompted, log in to your samsung account. if you do not already have a samsung account, create one. enter your company and developer information. your name, email address, and country are filled in for you. enter information about the application for which you are applying to use the samsung ese sdk. provide the name and description for the application, and attach documents that detail the application features and use cases. when you are ready to submit the request, click “submit.” your partnership request will be reviewed. when it is approved, you will receive confirmation letter. nda(non-disclosure agreement) shall be established between samsung and service provider after confirmation letter. samsung ese sdk can be accessed under nda. faq q.01 is there a device list for ese eligibility? a. the device list will be provided after an nda (non-disclosure agreement) has been completed between the service provider and samsung. q.02 do i need to have/develop an javacard applet for service? a. yes, samsung will only provide certain storage within ese. the service provider shall prepare an applet itself to be loaded / installed within ese. q.03 who can apply for partnership? a. samsung intends to provide service opportunities for 3rd parties who can manage secure service stable for a valuable customer. however individual developer can't apply partnership for samsung ese sdk.

https://developer.samsung.com/ese/overview.html

Develop Health

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HealthConstants.StepCount

overviewpackageclasstreedeprecatedindex com samsung android sdk healthdata interface healthconstants stepcount all superinterfaces healthconstants common, healthconstants sessionmeasurement enclosing class healthconstants public static interface healthconstants stepcount extends healthconstants sessionmeasurement this interface defines the user's step count data it provides only 1 month data healthconstants stepcount is recorded from a phone with samsung health installed it enables a partner app to get the phone's steps with a real-time accessories such as a watch a partner app can get step data of the accessories after a data sync to the phone healthconstants stepdailytrend vs healthconstants stepcount choose a proper step data type for your service using healthconstants stepdailytrend is general healthconstants stepdailytrend healthconstants stepcount data retention period until several years if daily steps are saved in the installed samsung health only 1 month for one more devices e g a phone and a galaxy watch providing all device's steps without duplications manual handling is required to remove duplicated steps main use case getting the user's daily steps monitoring the phone's steps with a real-time properties properties of the following extending interfaces are available for this data type healthconstants common healthconstants sessionmeasurement step count data has the following properties see more common properties by spreading this section out property name description healthconstants stepcount uuid [mandatory] data's unique id, assigned by the system when a new data is inserted healthconstants stepcount create_time [mandatory] utc milliseconds when a data is created in the health data store, assigned by the system when a new data is inserted healthconstants stepcount update_time [mandatory] utc milliseconds when a data is updated in the health data store, assigned by the system when a new data is inserted or the existing data is updated healthconstants stepcount package_name [mandatory] package name which provides data, assigned by the system when a new data is inserted healthconstants stepcount device_uuid [mandatory] device identifier which provides the health data healthconstants stepcount start_time [mandatory] utc milliseconds when the measurement is started; making a duration from start_time to end_time with 1 minute is recommended healthconstants stepcount end_time [mandatory] utc milliseconds after the measurement has ended; making a duration from start_time to end_time with 1 minute is recommended healthconstants stepcount time_offset [mandatory] time offset in milliseconds which considers the time zone and daylight saving time healthconstants stepcount count [mandatory] total number of steps healthconstants stepcount distance distance during the activity healthconstants stepcount calorie burned calories healthconstants stepcount speed speed healthconstants stepcount sample_position_type part of the body where the user places the device healthconstants stepcount custom custom info which is formatted with json and compressed data data permission the user's consent is required to read or write this data type healthpermissionmanager requestpermissions displays a data permission ui to the user see permission manager and request data permission since 1 0 0 field summary fields modifier and type field and description static string calorie burned calories in kilocalories during the activity static string count total number of steps during the activity static string distance distance in meters during the activity static string health_data_type data type name for step count data static string sample_position_type part of the body where the user places the device static int sample_position_type_ankle device is placed in the ankle static int sample_position_type_arm device is placed in the arm static int sample_position_type_unknown device is placed in an unknown position static int sample_position_type_wrist device is placed in the wrist static string speed speed in meters per second during the activity fields inherited from interface com samsung android sdk healthdata healthconstants sessionmeasurement end_time, start_time, time_offset fields inherited from interface com samsung android sdk healthdata healthconstants common create_time, custom, device_uuid, package_name, update_time, uuid field detail sample_position_type static final string sample_position_type part of the body where the user places the device optional type int available values one of the following values sample_position_type_unknown sample_position_type_wrist sample_position_type_ankle sample_position_type_arm since 1 0 0 see also constant field values sample_position_type_unknown static final int sample_position_type_unknown device is placed in an unknown position its constant value is 230001 since 1 0 0 see also sample_position_type, constant field values sample_position_type_wrist static final int sample_position_type_wrist device is placed in the wrist its constant value is 230002 since 1 0 0 see also sample_position_type, constant field values sample_position_type_ankle static final int sample_position_type_ankle device is placed in the ankle its constant value is 230003 since 1 0 0 see also sample_position_type, constant field values sample_position_type_arm static final int sample_position_type_arm device is placed in the arm its constant value is 230004 since 1 0 0 see also sample_position_type, constant field values distance static final string distance distance in meters during the activity optional type float value range 0 ~ 18000 since 1 0 0 see also constant field values calorie static final string calorie burned calories in kilocalories during the activity optional type float value range 0 ~ 1200 since 1 0 0 see also constant field values count static final string count total number of steps during the activity mandatory type int value range 0 ~ 12000 since 1 0 0 see also constant field values speed static final string speed speed in meters per second during the activity optional type float value range 0 ~ 10 since 1 0 0 see also constant field values health_data_type static final string health_data_type data type name for step count data use "com samsung health step_count" to add permission to the manifest file since 1 0 0 see also constant field values

https://developer.samsung.com/health/android/data/api-reference/com/samsung/android/sdk/healthdata/HealthConstants.StepCount.html

Develop Mobile Samsung Automation

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Overview

samsung automation studio get started - samsung automation studio beta the automation studio allows you to integrate samsung bixby, smartthings and 3rd party your apis connect it with samsung bixby and smartthings! you can start a free trial the 6th promotion will end when the free trial code we have prepared are exhausted samsung account a samsung account is your gateway to the world of samsung when you sign up for a samsung account, you gain access to apps and services of samsung smartthings support samsung automation studio supports smartthings integration via smartthings node customization bixby voice support bixby voice can execute your flow that designed with "capsule label" node and "capsule result" node securely stored manage and store your flows simply export and import all files are encrypted and securely stored, protect in what matters pre-defined flows start with pre-defined flow templates for a mashing-up various cases get inspiration and create your new flow runtime environment deploy your flows in secured and isolated containers whose healths and lifecycles are managed automatically by the reliable container platform cf bixby capsule support you can create a flow using the capsule label node and capsule result node you can run this flow using the capsule for automation studio we have already developed the capsule for automation studio it is listed on bixby marketplace remote-endpoint makes your business logic more flexible on bixby voice "capsule label" node allows you to call the remote-endpoint without developing a capsule use a remote-endpoint to your capsules? get a paradigm shift when using bixby and its platform for an advanced state of conversational ai and voice jump on the bixby train and be ready for the 500 million, bixby-enabled, samsung devices that ships yearly as these are enabled with remote-endpoints making it more to flexibly code on bixby capsules capsule node decide which name is called through bixby voice without developing a capsule learn more > smartthings support webhook endpoints in this context is a web services application it serves as an api endpoint on the internet, that receives incoming http post requests webhook endpoints must be an https url rapidly build a smartapp by connecting devices and smartthings services easily what is the automation? automation allows the user to control their smartthings ecosystem without any manual intervention an example of an automation is a webhook that uses the smartthings rest api to control and get status notifications from smartthings devices automation node connect easily with the smartthings smartapp using a web hook endpoint deviceprofile node know what capability you need? find the 71 capabilities of smartthings learn more > get started you can start a free trial the 6th promotion will end when the free trial code we have prepared are exhausted *[sign up][1] for a samsung account, if you do not already have one the minimum requirements are samsung account signed up to smartthings or bixby developers get the subscription code development service level get free trial > use our node on your server! you can find our node named "samsung-automation-studio" in node-red community and can install it in node-red you can keep your flows through the import/export npm install node-red-contrib-samsung-automation-studio-nodes self-managed servers limited features learn more > get started - samsung automation studio beta

https://developer.samsung.com/automation/index.html

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The Samsung Rewards Innovation Challenge At SDC18

explore exciting ways that tech and marketing can interact to drive engagement with the samsung rewards innovation challenge. sdc attendees are invited to participate in the samsung rewards innovation challenge to learn—and brainstorm—how the program can motivate their users to choose samsung and partners over the competition. why developers should integrate samsung rewards in their apps with samsung rewards, users can earn points for eligible purchases made with samsung pay and shop samsung, or by using other services like health and internet. this provides incentivize for the user to stay active and come back to your app/experience. they can then redeem their points in the samsung rewards catalog for products and more. it’s an easy way to grow your monthly active users (mau). challenge question how would you use samsung rewards to encourage users to engage with your app and the samsung ecosystem? challenge winners will get the following prizes: 1st place: samsung galaxy note9 128gb 2nd place: samsung galaxy tab s4 3rd place: samsung galaxy watch silver, 46mm how to enter the challenge swing by the samsung rewards booth at sdc18 to find out where to submit your ideas and challenge response. in order to take part in this year’s challenge, you must attend sdc and be a legal resident of the united states. evaluation criteria challenge submissions will be judged based on how well they fit the following requirements: consumer value: how valuable is the solution to the consumer? partner value: how valuable is the solution to the partner brand? company value: how valuable is the solution to the samsung rewards program and stakeholders? overall fit: how does the solution fit the internal knowledge, technology, brand, and strategy of the samsung rewards program? risk: how certain are you that there is a market/demand for this solution? what is the balance of risk vs. potential reward to samsung rewards and the partner brand? innovation: how does the solution show a commitment to innovation, growth, and thinking outside the box? see the official rules for full eligibility details.

Samsung Developer Program

https://developer.samsung.com/sdp/blog/en-us/2018/11/02/the-samsung-rewards-innovation-challenge-at-sdc18

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‘The 2018 Source Code’: Visa Advises Devs To Think Convenience And Partnership

welcome to the latest entry in the 2018 source code: a dev’s guide. to help devs make the most of 2018, we’re posting informative q&as with industry experts throughout the month of january. in this post, matt smith, vp of visa developer platform, shares his insights, tips and predictions for the mobile payments space. how do you think the rise of mobile commerce changes the way devs design apps? the rise of mobile commerce has forced developers to design and develop for mobile-first user journeys. the ability to conveniently find and transact on things from anywhere at any time is having a profound impact on the way developers design applications. companies are seeing the need compete on the differentiated experiences they create. consuming outside api-based services that complement your application’s purpose and thus let go of traditional development philosophies that mandated owning your entire value chain provides agility and supports focus on the customer experience. these commerce experiences rely heavily on all tenants of responsive design and a core of api-centric resources. in short, mobile commerce has pushed developers to consume and produce apis that can be harmonized to create convenient digital journeys for their customers. mobile payments are a space where devs need to collaborate with big financial players/institutions. what’s your advice to devs on strategic partnerships? devs should always keep an open mind on who to partner with. there have been many instances where defined markets have failed to adopt or partner with new technologies and ways of executing, which has caused many large name brands and companies to fail. video rental companies refused to invest in online streaming. taxi companies refused to develop or deploy an easier way to catch a ride. big retailers have almost gone bankrupt refusing to modernize and compete with online retailers. strategic partnerships can help you move forward and show you new perspective on solving problems. innovation is key, and strategic partnerships should be fostered to enable and encourage that innovation. doubts about security can get in the way of consumer adoption regarding mobile payments. how can devs ensure that the information shared across apps is secure? the goal of a mobile developer in the payment space in regards to security should be to answer the question following question: “how do i gain and maintain my customer’s trust?” security is, and will continue to be, paramount in the mobile payments industry. ssl, tls, encryption and biometrics are all technologies that every mobile developer wanting to deliver payment apps should be using. proper vetting of resources that you want to consume will help to ensure that your customer’s data is kept secure. today’s customers are willing to make commerce a daily part of their mobile routine; your app’s security should always reinforce that decision. the future of mobile payments is rapidly changing. what is the one big bet that developers should be making in 2018 when it comes to developing mobile app payment solutions? 2018 will see the continued rise of the collaborative open api ecosystem. devs will be building payment journeys that consume services cross-industry and that produce new services that are published back out for others. these journeys will include emerging standards and payment apis. consuming a partner’s flexible apis to build new mobile-first user experiences will enrich the global api ecosystem. this ecosystem lifecycle will itself become a metric of health as it relates to developers and their inter-dependency on each other. thanks to matt for sharing his expertise. be sure to like us on facebook and follow us on twitter so you don’t miss any other great content from our partners.

Matt Smith

https://developer.samsung.com/sdp/blog/en-us/2018/01/25/the-2018-source-code-visa-advises-devs-to-think-convenience-and-partnership

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