Samsung Innovator has released the Samsung Mobile Widget Specification Document along with its SDK. Samsung described making a widget as easy, where a mid-level developer can write one in a day.

Sammi blog has just caught up with the Samsung Newsroom release that the Samsung widget devloper camp will be held in San Francisco between September 11-13. There are some great prizes up for grabs ($5k each individual category and $20k Best in Show, plus a trip to CTIA to show off your widget).

Samsung Mobile developer portal, Samsung Innovator, has released ‘Samsung Mobile Widget Platform’. It allows developers to author widgets which are optimized to run on Samsung Touch Wiz UI.

The documentation is divided into the following sections:

Samsung recently released new SDK from Samsung Innovator. The Samsung Windows Mobile SDK offers APIs to use advanced features unique to Samsung phones. You might already have experience using advanced capabilities featured in the Windows Mobile APIs, like GPS, Bluetooth, or multimedia support.

Samsung seems to be looking to up the antes in launching its own version of the application store, housing both Symbian and Windows Mobile applications submitted by 3rd-party developers. Information such as real-time sales and revenue statistics will be made available to the developers.

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