The difference between men and boys is the price of their toys
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“WTF?” I hear you say – what about all those years of Symbian and Windows Mobile dominating the market?
Well, these are great operating systems, and they deserve a lot [...]
More and more companies are using Twitter as an infrastructure to built new services on, most focussed on marketing related issues.
The latest one I stumbled upon is The Symbian Foundation’s Screen Saver that seems to pull in mentions of the word “symbian” from twitter and displays them on users screens.
I can think of soooo [...]
Tarek has written a well detailed post on why he prefers a Symbian S60 phone over the iPhone. Mainly he mentions technical reasons, such as lack of multitasking or the iPhone’s mediocre video and bluetooth features.
Google’s new Android phone, the G1, has gotten most of this weeks media attention. The funny thing is, it seems [...]
I have owned and used 20+ Nokia Symbian Series 60 phones, and the one thing that always kills me is how badly they work in conjunction with my car kit. In that time, I have also had the opportunity to use more than one car kit, and the results are equally disappointing.
Network display: some S60 [...]
Krisse has written an exellent article about the available retro-emulators that work on S60 devices.
“If you remember when Snickers was called Marathon, when Twix was called Raider or when Coca-Cola became New Coke, then you’re probably old enough to remember some or all of the computers and consoles described below.
You may also like to know [...]
Ricky Cadden has written a list of 5 things he thinks Apple should learn from Nokia (he also wrote about the other side).
While there certainly are a lot of things Nokia must be doing right, methinks those 5 are not the best ones to pick:
Unlocked. Yeah, sure. I think that Steve would like to do [...]
I’d like to configure an Access Point with certificate based authentication (IEEE 802.1x P-EAP, EAP-MSCHAPv2) and automatic key distribution for WEP.
Unfortunately, the E61i keeps asking me for the WEP password.
Is there a way to do that kind of WiFi configuration on a Nokia S60 device?
09Nov
Posted by Frank Koehntopp as Blogging
Just got this in the mail:
“Free App Friday!
Ever heard the phrase “There’s no such thing as a free lunch?” How about a free app? That’s right, Handango is featuring a top Symbian S60 application today* for a grand total of zero dollars!
Maybe we’re crazy, or maybe this is the coolest deal you’ve ever seen. Get [...]
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