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Alcatel to Bring Innovation Center to San Francisco

Jan 3, 2015, 11:00 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Alcatel OneTouch today announced the expansion of its innovation accelerator program to North America. The company believes the new San Francisco-based center will encourage developers and startups to use its resources to create apps and services. Developers who take advantage of the innovation accelerator program will have access to Alcatel's partners, suppliers, and customers. Alcatel hopes to foster collaboration and sustainable relationships with the developer community, which could lead to better apps and services on its handsets down the road. Alcatel didn't say exactly how soon the innovation accelerator will open its doors.

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MetroPcsManager

Jan 4, 2015, 7:43 PM

They need to worry about making quality handsets 1st.

Most of their MetroPCS handset lineup is garbage. They come back defective more than any other device I sell.

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