See into S60 - Comments http://blogs.s60.com/seeintos60/ Thu, 03 Jul 2008 02:39:59 +0200 http://www.movabletype.org/?v=3.2 http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss original oil paintings comments on "Open C demo at 3GSM" I’ve read that Open C makes it easier to tap the full power of the world's most successful smartphone platform. The problem is even phone manuals do not provide the basic information or instruction about this. Do you have any word on this?

]]> http://blogs.s60.com/seeintos60/2007/02/open_c_demo_at_3gsm.html#c021260 http://blogs.s60.com/seeintos60/2007/02/open_c_demo_at_3gsm.html#c021260 Wed, 04 Jun 2008 12:20:57 +0200 ritesh comments on "An Evening with S60 in Boston" Why would they do it in india? They already are leaders here. They need to do it in the US to make their presence felt and create awareness of their brand.

]]> http://blogs.s60.com/seeintos60/2008/05/an_evening_with_s60_in_boston.html#c021271 http://blogs.s60.com/seeintos60/2008/05/an_evening_with_s60_in_boston.html#c021271 Fri, 06 Jun 2008 13:44:05 +0200 Vaibhav Sharma comments on "An Evening with S60 in Boston" Exactly, but no one wants to loose out in the world's fastest growing market while trying to accquire another. Plus fans need incentives too!

]]> http://blogs.s60.com/seeintos60/2008/05/an_evening_with_s60_in_boston.html#c021273 http://blogs.s60.com/seeintos60/2008/05/an_evening_with_s60_in_boston.html#c021273 Fri, 06 Jun 2008 18:06:43 +0200 R. Chie Cosay comments on "Saving browsed pages for later use" Hi! On a related note... I was wondering if there was a way to copy the 'saved pages' from my N95-8Gb to my PC? If its possible at all how do I go about it?

]]> http://blogs.s60.com/seeintos60/2005/11/saving_browsed_pages_for_later.html#c021375 http://blogs.s60.com/seeintos60/2005/11/saving_browsed_pages_for_later.html#c021375 Tue, 10 Jun 2008 12:55:52 +0200 Gomcoite comments on "June S60.com tech update: Open C++" So, this means i can run applications based on linux OS/UNIX on my s60 device..!! pretty clever.

This is why i love Open Source Freedom to do anything you possibly can think of.

]]> http://blogs.s60.com/seeintos60/2008/06/june_s60com_tech_update_open_c.html#c021421 http://blogs.s60.com/seeintos60/2008/06/june_s60com_tech_update_open_c.html#c021421 Fri, 13 Jun 2008 22:58:29 +0200 mike comments on "Nokia Eseries family expands with two new devices" ~500USD, how can consumers justify that cost in the face of competition?

]]> http://blogs.s60.com/seeintos60/2008/06/nokia_eseries_family_expands_w.html#c021441 http://blogs.s60.com/seeintos60/2008/06/nokia_eseries_family_expands_w.html#c021441 Mon, 16 Jun 2008 16:22:45 +0200 Gomcoite comments on "Nokia Eseries family expands with two new devices" The price sure is a bit on the high side, but the REAL test will be in the hands of the users.

I would personally love to use one for a month. If it casts true to its word then i sure will pay $500.

The word is wait and watch..!!

]]> http://blogs.s60.com/seeintos60/2008/06/nokia_eseries_family_expands_w.html#c021445 http://blogs.s60.com/seeintos60/2008/06/nokia_eseries_family_expands_w.html#c021445 Tue, 17 Jun 2008 18:57:15 +0200 v comments on "2D Barcode Reader for Nokia N73 and N80, get it now!" I would not recommend ScanLife at all!
I recommend the mobile scanners in the following order:
1. QuickMark - Fast scanning and read everything I've encountered.
2. Kaywa - Fast scanning. However, doesn't read the phone number from vCard but everything else... O.o Why?
3. ScanLife - Doesn't scan that fast and has trouble scanning anything too complicated such as a vCard.
4. UpCode - Slow scanning; you need to have patience to keep trying. Doesn't recognize much. However, does support horizontal barcodes.

All of the above was tried on my Nokia N76. Not sure if problems were model specific, but I doubt it.

]]> http://blogs.s60.com/seeintos60/2006/12/2d_barcode_reader_for_nokia_n7.html#c021465 http://blogs.s60.com/seeintos60/2006/12/2d_barcode_reader_for_nokia_n7.html#c021465 Fri, 20 Jun 2008 18:35:57 +0200 Aron comments on "Industry leaders to unify the Symbian mobile platform and set it free" Sounds really good!

Does it also mean that companies like Nokia will allow OS upgrades like MS does. I mean, is there a chance to get an FP1 or FP2 upghrade on an FP0 device like the E70 as a result of this move?

Or the software will be free but devices will remain jailed?

I do not know how many of You in Symbian technology management see the writing on the wall (looking at Apple Google and MS) that upgradable operating systems are the only way to the future... meaning a path through FP-s...

Thank You and Best regards!
Aron

]]> http://blogs.s60.com/seeintos60/2008/06/industry_leaders_to_unify_the.html#c021487 http://blogs.s60.com/seeintos60/2008/06/industry_leaders_to_unify_the.html#c021487 Tue, 24 Jun 2008 11:37:03 +0200 Shiloh comments on "More about that RC truck" I recently got RC truck from Hobbytron for my kids!!

]]> http://blogs.s60.com/seeintos60/2008/04/more_about_that_rc_truck.html#c021488 http://blogs.s60.com/seeintos60/2008/04/more_about_that_rc_truck.html#c021488 Tue, 24 Jun 2008 15:24:01 +0200 Fredrik comments on "Industry leaders to unify the Symbian mobile platform and set it free" Great news.

Now when Symbian becomes open, maybe it's time for Nokia to implent support for other open formats? Been waiting to see Ogg Vorbis support in the default Nokia music player for years now.

]]> http://blogs.s60.com/seeintos60/2008/06/industry_leaders_to_unify_the.html#c021490 http://blogs.s60.com/seeintos60/2008/06/industry_leaders_to_unify_the.html#c021490 Tue, 24 Jun 2008 17:07:58 +0200 Gomcoite comments on "Industry leaders to unify the Symbian mobile platform and set it free" That's a good strategic move considering the Google Android on way...! Until then, Symbian still Rocks..!!

]]> http://blogs.s60.com/seeintos60/2008/06/industry_leaders_to_unify_the.html#c021491 http://blogs.s60.com/seeintos60/2008/06/industry_leaders_to_unify_the.html#c021491 Tue, 24 Jun 2008 17:32:41 +0200 Aron comments on "Industry leaders to unify the Symbian mobile platform and set it free" I would like to appologize for being so short sighted in the previous comment!

I just noticed that Symbian goes open source.

This is huge and it is the only good move against Android.

Thank You Nokia and All participants in this change!

Regarding the E70 I still belive that it is a hidden revolution, and a mistake to abandon...

Regards:
Aron

]]> http://blogs.s60.com/seeintos60/2008/06/industry_leaders_to_unify_the.html#c021507 http://blogs.s60.com/seeintos60/2008/06/industry_leaders_to_unify_the.html#c021507 Wed, 25 Jun 2008 16:29:01 +0200 PMP comments on "June S60.com tech update: Open C++" I don't think what you can run *ALL* unix applications on S60 platform, but Open C++ is a great opportunity for developers anyway

]]> http://blogs.s60.com/seeintos60/2008/06/june_s60com_tech_update_open_c.html#c021558 http://blogs.s60.com/seeintos60/2008/06/june_s60com_tech_update_open_c.html#c021558 Mon, 30 Jun 2008 16:33:51 +0200 Edelsteine comments on "First ever 'S60 Blogger Strategy Session'" Thank you for this fine article

]]> http://blogs.s60.com/seeintos60/2007/01/first_ever_s60_blogger_strateg.html#c021589 http://blogs.s60.com/seeintos60/2007/01/first_ever_s60_blogger_strateg.html#c021589 Thu, 03 Jul 2008 02:39:59 +0200