Posted by: Symbian Freak on: February 9, 2009
Enter the NFC Contest. Have you developed an innovative commercial or research solution using Near Field Communication, the short-range wireless connectivity technology that offers simple, intuitive, and safe communication between electronic devices? If so, consider entering the 2009 NFC Forum Global Competition. The competition, conducted by the NFC Forum (itself co-founded by Nokia), offers finalists [...]
Posted by: Symbian Freak on: February 9, 2009
Look at the features: 1) It features a 3.5 inch (360 x 640 resolution) touchscreen with haptic feedback, 5 megapixel camera (with Carl Zeiss optics and dual LED flash), A-GPS and compass sensors, comprehensive connectivity options (WiFi, tri-band HSDPA, Bluetooth and USB), and 32GB of internal flash memory. 2) Runs S60 5th Edition. However, the [...]
Posted by: Symbian Freak on: February 9, 2009
Key highlights of S60 5th Edition: Based on Symbian OS 9.4, which brings a host of OS level improvements, which should increase performance and battery life. The OS is also the enabler for many of the technologies described below. Adds touch enablers and tactile feedback to S60. The UI is designed to be used with [...]
Posted by: Symbian Freak on: February 5, 2009
Toshiba entered into mobile segment by launching its first phone “TG01 i-Killer” on windows mobile 6.1 OS. This phone has largest screen ever mobile phone screen 4.1-inches with WVGA(800X480) resolution touch screen display. i-Killer has 3.2 megapixel camera, internal GPS with A-GPS,EDGE/GPRS AND 3G with HSDPA support and it also support DivX video playback.
Posted by: Symbian Freak on: February 4, 2009
Research firm Gartner has identified eight mobile technologies that will evolve significantly through 2009 and 2010, impacting short-term mobile strategies and policies. “All mobile strategies embed assumptions about technology evolution so it’s important to identify the technologies that will evolve quickly in the life span of each strategy,” said Nick Jones, vice president and analyst [...]
Posted by: Symbian Freak on: February 3, 2009
At the Symbian Partner Event , the initial board members of the Symbian Foundation welcomed the latest supporters of the Symbian Foundation initiative. More than 500 delegates are in San Francisco to learn more about the future of Symbian OS and its associated ecosystem, including plans to establish the Symbian Foundation. “Global support for the [...]
Posted by: Symbian Freak on: February 3, 2009
Ten years of innovation and milestones 2008 Symbian celebrates its 10 year anniversary and surpasses the 200 million unit sales mark. The Symbian Foundation is announced along with Nokia’s intention to acquire Symbian 2007 Symbian announces new technologies for the future of converged device development including FreeWay, ScreenPlay and Symmetric Multi Processing (SMP) 2006 100 [...]
Posted by: Symbian Freak on: February 2, 2009
Have you developed an innovative commercial or research solution using Near Field Communication, the short-range wireless connectivity technology that offers simple, intuitive, and safe communication between electronic devices? If so, consider entering the 2009 NFC Forum Global Competition. The competition, conducted by the NFC Forum (itself co-founded by Nokia), offers finalists and winners cash prizes, [...]
Posted by: Symbian Freak on: February 2, 2009
Qt [cute] is a cross-platform application framework. Using Qt, you can develop applications and user interfaces once, and deploy them across many desktop and embedded operating systems without rewriting the source code. source: QTsoftware.com
Posted by: Symbian Freak on: February 1, 2009
Header file – SettingInfo.h Library – PlatformEnv.lib CSettingInfo* ptrSettingInfo = CSettingInfo::NewL(NULL); CleanupStack:: PushL(ptrSettingInfo); TInt volume; User::LeaveIfError(ptrSettingInfo->Get(SettingInfo::ERingingVolume, volume)); CleanupStack:: PopAndDestroy(ptrSettingInfo);
