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Symbian - Whats that?!
Author: Victor Hall, exclusively for Midlet Review
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Have you ever heard of ‘Symbian' before?
If you haven't, you may be surprised to find out that ‘Symbian' might be on your mobile phone.
So what exactly is ‘Symbian'? Well, to be precise, ‘Symbian' is the name of an operating system that is run across a wide spectrum of mobile devices. Not only is it included in a vast majority of today's smart phones, but it is also the leading operating system used in high end mobile devices.
Symbian also represents an operating system that comes in a few variants. These variants are more commonly known as ‘Series 60', ‘Series 80' and ‘UIQ' based mobile phones. Each variant comes with its own specific editions and extensions. However, the ‘Series 60' variant is the main ‘Symbian' operating system.
However, what people are unaware of, and this includes owners of a ‘Series 60' mobile phone, are the capabilities of the ‘Symbian' platform as compared to ordinary mobile phones. While being intuitive and easy to use, in reality, they are small computers that can handle multi-tasking as well as being highly customizable and extendible with additional software. This goes beyond the regular run-of-the-mill customizable ring tones as there are a few thousand applications covering many categories of software such as web browsing, email on the go, office tools, music players, photography tools, dictionaries, city guide and of course, mobile games.
In fact, games are where ‘Symbian' phones really shine. Don't be too impressed with the N-Gage's graphics as just about any other ‘Symbian' phone can play games just as well. The reason behind this is because Symbian allows developers to code not only in the more common Java (J2ME) but also in C++. Without getting too technical, C++ programs are faster than Java ones as they are compiled into native machine code. The coding efficiency of C++, coupled with the smart phone's computational power, offers potential comparable to computers of about ten years ago. This translates into mobile phones having the potential to play games likened to that of ten year old PC games.
Furthermore, ‘Symbian' is an open platform and this means that anyone with programming knowledge can develop programs for it. Software development kits, more commonly known as ‘SDKs' are free and resources are a dime a dozen on the Internet. However, the learning curve can be a little steep since ‘Symbian' was designed for devices with limited resources and therefore use some specific concepts such as ‘descriptors', ‘cleanup stacks' and ‘active objects'.
Even if you are not a programmer, you can still customize the phone to your liking – all you need to do is to download some utilities off the Internet that will allow you to manipulate your phone's settings. These includes user customizable phone themes, MP3 based ring tones and much more!
Since 2002, when the first ‘Series 60' phone, the Nokia 7650, was shipped, many other manufacturers like Samsung and Panasonic have jumped on the bandwagon to produce mobile phones powered by Symbian. Just to deviate a little off topic, ‘Symbian' is derived from the biological term ‘symbiosis' as ‘Symbian' started as a collaboration between Ericsson, Motorola, Nokia and Psion. During the last couple of years, ‘Symbian' has evolved from version 6.0 to the current version 9.1, which among other innovations, also introduces solutions to guarantee security from viruses and other harmful software. Unfortunately, this security comes at a price of backwards compatibility which means that applications written for ‘Symbian' prior to version 9 need to be ported. However, this hiccup should be a one-ff event, which certainly won't stop the flow of third-party applications being developed for ‘Symbian' today.
On top of everything else, the phones are no longer clumsy and heavy bricks. Newer models are sleeker and much more stylish, giving them mass appeal. In March 2006, the 100 th ‘Symbian' based mobile phone started shipping and growth forecasts predict that at least one-fifth of all handsets will be powered by ‘Symbian'. This can only mean good things for ‘Symbian' as it will gain more attention in the future. It will also be interesting to see how competing operating systems such as Windows Mobile and Linux fare when pit against ‘Symbian' for the top position in the market.
As mentioned earlier, there are many forums and resources related to the ‘Symbian' platform that can be found on the Internet. One such site, ‘http://www.s60.com', is a good starting place for people interested to find out what ‘Series 60' mobile phones are really all about. More comprehensive information about ‘Symbian' can be found at ‘http://www.allaboutsymbian.com' and ‘http://www.symbian.com', which incidentally, is the official ‘Symbian' site. For those keen on learning how to develop for ‘Symbian', I highly recommend ‘http://www.newlc.com' and ‘http://forum.nokia.com'. These sites feature many introductory articles, forums and SDKs for download. Besides that, there are many other independent forums and websites such as Midlet Review, which caters specifically to mobile gaming. Otherwise, a simple search on Google can yield plenty of resultsFlurry
Make your phone smart with Flurry
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flurry brings all your email and news to your mobile phone.
| 1. | Fast & Easy. Signup and download flurry in less than 5 minutes! It's a free application that makes reading and composing email fast and easy to use. | |
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| 2. | Multiple email accounts on one phone. Between your ISP, webmail, etc. there are a lot of ways for people to email you. You can add all of them to your flurry account and access them in flurry on your phone. | |
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| 3. | Easily import your contacts. Import your contacts to your flurry account and then access them from your phone. You can then quickly and easily email or call anyone you know when you're on the go. | |
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| 4. | Read & share news, blogs & RSS feeds. You can sign up to get all your news, blogs and other RSS feeds pushed to flurry as they are released. Then you can easily share them with your friends while you're on the go. | |
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| 5. | Get emailed from your MySpace page. Put the flurry widget on your MySpace or other social networking page and your friends can send emails to flurry on your phone when they see that you're away. | |
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| 6. | Send pictures from your phone. On supported phones, you can easily take a photo in flurry and email it to all your contacts. | |
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| 7. | Text message notifications when you get new mail. On supported wireless providers, flurry can send you text message notifications when you get new mail. Get texted when specific friends email you! | |
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| 8. | Search your mail and news, on your phone. You can easily search your inbox with SimpleSearch. Just start typing what you are looking for, the same way you use T9, and flurry will find what you are looking for. | |
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| 9. | It's cheap. flurry itself is free! We also compress your messages and store them on the phone to reduce your internet plan costs. In a given month, we expect you to use about 1 megabyte of internet data with flurry and we recommend at least 5 megabyte plans for frequent users. | |
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eBuddy Mobile Messenger
The eBuddy Mobile Messenger is a multi-net application that you can use intuitively for the main thing that you want such an application for: Chat with your buddies.
Download it to your phone to get the best chat experience on MSN, Yahoo! and AIM, all in one single buddylist. It remembers your username and password for quick login, supports sound notification of a new message, reacts fast and has many more advantages:- fast responces
- minimal data usage
- minimum battery usage
- easy to use
- sound and vibration
- group chat
Mig33 plus
Mig33 plus is a graphically enhanced version of its predecessor Mig33.
Now you can more all the alluring emoticons than ever before. Mig33 Plus was previously know as Mig33-RS. Mig33 Plus is actually Mig33 itself. No alterations had been brought to the coding of Mig33.
However it had been graphically updated with new and cute graphics such as those in the MSN Messenger. Mig33 will not be in any loss due to the evolved version of it, Migg33 Plus, as Mig33 Plus works in the same way as Mig33 because the messages are still exchanged via the Mig33 server. We do not advocate in software piracy. However we encourage in its evolution.
Download Mig33 Plus and share it with your friends.
Nimbuzz
Nimbuzz® is FREE software for your Internet enabled mobile phone that allows you to:
* Place global mobile 2 mobile calls at your lowest local rates. No credits needed.
* Call your IM buddies using your mobile phone at local costs. No credits needed.
* Chat with your Nimbuzz, MSN/Live Messenger and Google Talk buddies for free.
* Send text messages within the Nimbuzz community for free.
* Chat with your IM buddies on Yahoo!, AIM, ICQ and Skype (coming soon).
* Get your offline buddy online by Buzzing him/her.
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Media Studio for Nokia
Watch movies, YouTube, DVDs and downloaded videos on your Nokia. Blazing fast DVD to Nokia transfers. Put a movie on your cellphone in less than 40 minutes. Enjoy tv-series, home movies, and even feature films on your Nokia mobile phone and watch them in great quality, in full screen landscape mode.
 | Platforms: Symbian Version: 3.5 Date: 2006-12-09 Updated: 2007-01-15 User rating: 8.56 (9 votes) Downloads: 84968 (2310 last week) |
Symbian Nokia Series 60 compatible version
Series60Player.SIS
Size: 154.43 Kb
Download to Mobile: Open wap.GetJar.com with your mobile -> Quick Download -> enter Quick Download Code 9814
Camera download to mobile You will need OneShot Downloader for Camera downloads
Download to PC: Download Series60Player.SIS Download the PC software, not just the mobile player.
A memorycard as small as 128 Mb is enough to store a full length feature film, or up to a hundred minutes of other content. Take your video`s and movies on the plane, train or automobile, watch them on vacation, at work or at school. With only two clicks, this PC software converts the content of any video file (AVI, MPEG, Youtube, etc.), from any drive (harddisk, CD, DVD, removable) to a super small movie, which will play on any Nokia device, from a postage stamp size memory card. You can use a headset or the built-in speaker to listen to the sound. Subtitled and foreign language DVDs are also supported.
The following 43 Nokia phones are supported: NOKIA 3230, 3250, 3600, 3650, 3660, 5500, 230, 6230i, 6233, 6235, 6260, 6270, 6280, 6600, 6620, 6630, 6638, 6670, 6680, 6681, 6682, 7610, 770, 7710, 9300/9300i, 9500, E50, E60, E61, E70, N70, N71, N72, N73, N75, N80, N90, N91, N92, N93, N95, N-Gage/QD
User reviews of Media Studio for Nokia:
Add Your Review[10/10 on June 13, 2007] vomanhhung (changtraicaothuongkcmh@yahoo.com) from ho chi minh, using n6681
[2/10 on June 12, 2007] Leo Pfaff (leopfaff@gmail.com) from Netherlands, using N80
I can not install it on my Nokia N80i
[10/10 on May 23, 2007] Mohd.Umar (umarjaveri@gmail.com) from Pakistan,karachi, using nokia 9300
Application does not open and does not work on 9300
[10/10 on April 21, 2007] Tell me fast from Crackerville, using nothing 1010
is this a full version or just a stupid trial??
[10/10 on April 21, 2007] alpesh (alp@hin.com) from india, using Nokia 7610
Media Studio for Nokia
[6/10 on March 16, 2007] Happy (barney@exclusivemail.co.za) from South Africa, using Nokia 6101
I dont know how to operate the thing. But I like it and I expect a lot from it. Such a pitty that it dissapoint me. I am so sad!!!!!!!!!
[9/10 on January 22, 2007] habib (habibman89@yahoo.com) from india, using nokia 6630
fine
[10/10 on January 15, 2007] V.Meyers (smartphone_user@yahoo.com) from Copenhagen, using Nokia N80
I think it`s the easiest and fastest software to put DVDs on my phone. YouTube support is also nice.
[10/10 on December 21, 2006] stephen from dublin, using nokia 6230i
it works well and helps a lot
XS Finance 2.2
XS Finance is a feature rich but easy to use mobile application for managing all your finances. XS Finance is designed to be a complete solution, removing the necessity for an equivalent desktop product. XS Finance is multilingual, multi-currency and multi-account aware XS Finance also supports multiple personal files, each file being protected by PIN numbers if you so desire, this allows your device to be used by many people. An on-screen calculator and popup calendar allow quick entry of transactions, whether they be standard transactions, memorized transactions or scheduled transactions. Quick fill support speeds up data entry and all lists can be sorted in a multitude of ways. Categorize your transactions, allowing HTML reports to be generated or see what`s going where with multi-colored graphs or on-screen views.
Packed with features including :
Scheduled transactions
Memorized transactions
Transaction split support
Foreign currency support
Budget support
Charts
Text, HTML reports
Customizable Transaction list
QIF import. QIF & CSV export
Support for multiple personal files
Password protection on personal files
View all transactions for an account
Account overview on a single screen
Categories for organizing your transactions
Quickfill data entry
Built in calendar
Full HTML documentation (installed on your PC) **
Multiple Languages **
MobiChat FREE - MSN, Yahoo! and AIM on your phone
Chat to your online buddies from your mobile!
Features:
- NEW! Support for MSN, Yahoo and... AIM!!!
- NEW! MIDP 2.0 build NOW available!!!
- Chat to buddies from multiple protocols simultaneously
- Streamlined, easy-to-use interface
- Very low bandwidth usage
- Handset-specific troubleshooting
- Excellent technical support
- Tested in multiple countries with multiple providers
- Chat history function
- Wide range of supported phones, including MIDP 1.0
- New features being added frequently
Plus for Symbian users:
Coming soon:
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To accompany MobiChat’s worldwide release, we’re inviting you to trial our full service free for a whole month! Then when the trial expires, we’ll send you an obligation-free offer to upgrade to pre-paid or subscription member. For more information go to www.mobichat.com
Please ensure that your mobile phone is configured to access the internet, you may have to contact your network provider to verify.
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