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Symbian DevZone... Sony Ericsson’s Application Shop Client from Handango - What do you do when you find you have keen customers – you make it easier for them to shop. That is exactly what Sony Ericsson and Handango are trying to achieve with the Sony Ericsson Application Shop Client for the Sony Ericsson P900.
The SymbianOS Toolbox...
Symbian OS Version 7.0s Functional description [Source: Symbian]
Nokia Mobile Internet Tookit User's Guide v 4.0 [PDF] -
The latest toolkit from Nokia - published May, 2003. Download the toolkit Here
Symbian DevZone Features & Articles
Recent Symbian OS Features
The Motorola A920 - An Interview with Bob Schukai - The A920 is Motorola’s first Symbian product, however it has arrived as Motorola have sold their equity share in Symbian and also launched a Microsoft powered phone creating much speculation that they are abandoning Symbian and embracing Microsoft. This week Richard talks with Bob Schukai, Director of 3G products in EMEA for Motorola to find out whether the A920 could be the first and last Symbian product from Motorola.
Office Software for Symbian OS - An Interview with Paul Moreton, Director, Handheld Software at Mobility Electronics - Mobility Electronics' iGo Quickoffice software has been providing Palm
users with the ability to edit Microsoft Word and Excel files on PDAs for
several years. Quickoffice software is now being ported to Symbian OS.
UIQ an Interview with Johan Sandberg - The P800 has been a great success for Sony Ericsson, a success that owes a lot to the phones user interface, UIQ. Motorola have now formally announced the A920 and BenQ have a UIQ phone due for release later this year.
Interview with Simon East, Cognima CEO - When it comes to technology most consumers simply want it to work and don’t want to get involved with the technical niceties. Cognima recognized an opportunity to create a system that was seamless to the user.
Genesys - Global Conferencing for the Symbian OS - Global telephone, video and web conferencing company Genesys recognizes the opportunities that mobility offers to its clients and has been quietly porting its conferencing applications to Symbian OS.
 WDN Symbian DevZone Looks at Hewlett Packard’s Phone2Print - Does Hewlett Packard’s Phone2Print represent little more than a novelty, the ability to print from the Nokia 3650 mobile phone, or is it part of a broader strategy to support printing from Symbian OS phones? Read on for details.
"TRY" - Automated Applications Testing for Symbian OS Phones - Testing is a critical part of the software development process and often a well thought out application concept can stumble due to poor software testing. Testing is however a resource intensive task. Does Mobile Innovation’s Try offers developers the opportunity to automate their Symbian OS software testing and not only save time but improve the quality of their software? This week we take a look at TRY’s capabilities.
Symbian Developer Profile: PsiNT - The Polish developer PsiNT has been one of the most innovative producers of applications for Symbian OS. This week we profile the company and have a look at a couple of their recent products
Siemens SX1 Developer Opportunities - The transition of the mobile phone from dumb to smart has also been accompanied by some interesting rethinking of the tried and true phone design paradigms. While the Nokia 7650 and Nokia 3650 bent the rules the Siemens SX1 breaks them completely but at the same time opens some interesting possibilities for application control.
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