Saturday, 21. October 2006, 03:19:17
symbian msmobile
Normally I'm not big on suggestion people visit "other" mobile technology resource, however, this article is simply too funny to leave alone! Looks like msmobiles are whining once again,claiming foul and making hilarious accusations.
was referred to this article by a google news search for "symbian" related topics, however, to my surprise the piece is all about bashing Symbian and and anyone/anything associated with Symbian. The writer goes as far as ripping on industry analyst Canalys,suggesting their data is nothing more than "lies"... then the "writer" gors on to suggest that a number of journalists running websites with the word "symbian" in their name are even going as far as accepting "bribes" from microsoft because their travel is being provided to an event. Hey, msmobile... you might like to know that the practice of technology writers being invited to events is as old as the Internet and if you had any depth to your material you might actually get an invitation to an event someday yourself. Until then though, thanks for providing the laughs and please keep it up so we can occasionally visit and get a good chuckle.
For a laugh
(I hate sending this bozzo traffic but what the hey!) see -
Symbian boasts about its market share and laughs out Windows Mobile and Microsof
Friday, 20. October 2006, 14:59:41
smartphoneshow, s60
We've posted a few images from London at this week's symbian smartphoneshow. Check em out at
http://www.flickr.com/photos/symbianone/
Friday, 20. October 2006, 14:56:55
Wi-Fi
Barablu has demonstrated Free Calling From Nokia Series 60 Based Phones to Win Mobile Phones and PDAs Using Wi-Fi Connection. Using its small footprint download, Barablu also enables IM sessions, video calls and conference calling all for free within the Barablu community. An interesting concept. See more at
http://www.symbianone.com/content/view/3843/108/ or go to www.barablu.com
Saturday, 14. October 2006, 18:41:34
symbian, symbianone, smartphoneshow, london s60
Frankly, if you don't know that next week is the annual Symbian Smartphone Show you must have been trekking in the Amazon. If you don't have time to pack your bags for London there will be plenty of coverage to let you live the show vicariously.
SymbianOne's Richard Bloor will be attending the Symbian Smartphone Show and will be updating our SymbianOne Flickr photoblog from the show floor using ShoZu - battery life on our much maligned Nokia N80 permitting. (Richard could be heard muttering darkly about the lack of a ShoZu client for UIQ3.) To stay up on news fromm the show see
http://www.symbianone.com/content/category/1/154/108/ - to see photos fromm London see
http://flickr.com/photos/symbianone
Thursday, 12. October 2006, 02:56:31
webcast, symbian, training
This webcast will focus upon a means to assess the competency of those that develop software using Symbian C++. Interested in developing for the Symbian OS? If so this is a must-see! See
http://www.rawcoms.com/content/corporate/symbian/061011/index.asp
Tuesday, 26. September 2006, 16:30:33
nokia s60 n95 n75 symbian smartphone
Today in New York Nokia launched the next generation of S60 (series 60) smartphones including the way cool
Nokia N95 - an all-in-one multimedia computer with a pioneering 2-way slide concept, integrated GPS functionality, a 5 megapixel camera and support for high-speed mobile networks. Truly a converged device, this unit will definitely make people wonder why they are lugging around MP3 players, cameras, and even notebooks along with their cell phone. No doubt a big price tag will come with the unit but the functionality will offset any heart ache associated with the price. Not to be forgotten, Nokia also introduced a symbian OS device focused on the US-based user, the
Nokia N75. This smartphone will be ready to buy this Christmas and has been optimized for the North American user and hopes to be Nokia's solution to bring S60 to the masses in North America.. stay tuned on that one. Finally, Nokia also revealed a linup of Music-focused smartphones (Nokia N7o, n73, n91) , designed to provide fast and simple access to the functionality that people need to enjoy music from their mobile device - synch, one button play, music management, and loads of storage (ie. 8 GB) - the N91 is even USB 2 enabled.. nice!
Monday, 28. August 2006, 15:05:23
nokia cebit
That's right, Nokia and others like Canon and Philips won't be exhibiting at CeBIT next year.
From Forbes... Nokia will not be participating at next year's CeBIT, Europe's biggest technology fair, saying it is reviewing its marketing activities
Thursday, 24. August 2006, 16:25:12
GPS-enabled ads lbs "location-based services" "Jef
In an interesting read, Business 2.0 Publishes List of ''The Smartest Companies to Start Now'' in Sept. 2006 Issue. The article lists off some fantastic venture capital opportunities and describes what the VCs want. In the article... Jeff Crowe, general partner, Norwest Venture Partners - WHAT HE WANTS NOW: GPS-enabled ads and coupons piped to your mobile phone at just the right time and place. Location-based marketing is a concept that's been bandied about for years, but only now is the required technology becoming cheap enough to implement. WHAT HE'LL INVEST: $3 million for a demo application and retail partners ready to test.
See the article here
Monday, 21. August 2006, 17:31:31
2006 Forum Nokia PRO Awards
Developers looking for recognition, validation, and some cash should take not of the latest opportunity from Forum Nokia - 2006 Forum Nokia PRO Awards - this is a great way to get your LBS or other cutting-edge mobile application noticed and fast-tracked to market. I'm pleased to have once again been asked to participate as a judge, having just come off of judging the Handango Champion Awards. FYI, the awards are open to all members of Nokia's advanced developer program, Forum Nokia PRO. More on this year's awards program can be found at
http://www.lbszone.com/content/view/1199/2/ or see forum.nokia.com
Thursday, 17. August 2006, 19:54:41
Handy Clock for S60
From the developers... a New Handy Clock 4.03 supports Nokia 6600 / 6620 smartphones and in this version bug with alarms causing a reset on Nokia 6600 / 6620 / 6260 fixed. New feature is also available in 4.03 version: you can select sound volume for alarms / timers. See
http://www.epocware.com
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