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Thursday, June 18, 2009
Free Nokia open source mobile workshop
Wednesday, July 16, 2008
I received the following from Nokia and wanted to pass it along to anyone interested in open source and mobile development. (Some of the links added by me.)
Nokia invites all open source developers (Linux, C, C++, Python) for a fun filled Mobile Open Source Developer Day in San Francisco, organized alongside LinuxWorld held in [...]
Nokia versus Motorola, by the numbers
Thursday, July 20, 2006
Nokia Q2 numbers are out. In a nutshell:
NOK shipped 78.4 million phones in Q2 2006 compared to 60.8 million units in Q2 2005
Smart phone (Nokia Multimedia unit) revenues rose 37% to 1.89 billion euros ($2.36 billion)
Average selling price declined to 102 euros ($127) from 105 euros, due to large volumes of cheap phones in [...]
Nokia to report strong Q2
Friday, July 14, 2006
Nokia will report its Q2 numbers next Thursday, July 20th.
Early reports are for strong growth:
Nokia, which has revamped its product portfolio since 2004, when it lost market share to rivals with more popular designs, is expected to report strong sales of its N-series multimedia phones, such as the N70.
Good news for smartphone, and NOK, fans.
Nokia launches Carbide.c++ development tools
Wednesday, October 12, 2005
The love child of Nokia’s cozying up to Eclipse and its purchase of Metrowerks’ Symbian tools and team has been born:
Nokia has introduced a new family of Symbian C++ development tools christened “Carbide.c++”.
It interesting to note that Carbide.c++ tools support not only Nokia’s Series 60 and Series 80, but also UIQ favored by Sony Ericsson [...]
Details of freeware Symbian Signed program
Tuesday, October 11, 2005
Following up on my post “Symbian Signed for open source apps” yesterday:
Forum Nokia has posted “Freeware Opportunities for Series 60 and Series 80 Developers” detailing how to request free Symbian Signed testing.
Which software qualifies? The document notes:
The only requirement is that the application submitted conform to the program’s definition of freeware as “software that [...]
Symbian Signed for open source apps
Monday, October 10, 2005
All About Symbian reports that Nokia is going to pay for all Series 60 and 80 freeware developers to have their apps Symbian Signed. If true this will finally allow open source to play nicely with newer Symbian-based phones.
Lack of a free path to get open source Symbian Signed has been a major stumbling [...]
Nokia and Motorola 2MPix cellcam music machines
Tuesday, September 27, 2005
Everybody’s been blogging about the Palm+Microsoft lovefest so I thought I’d cover two other new devices that might be important and more widely used in the long run.
Both Motorola and Nokia announced 2 megapixel cellcams yesterday. They both support memory cards and various digital audio formats, promising to be good cellpods as well as [...]
3GSM World Congress 2005
Friday, February 18, 2005
I’ve been reading the deluge of reports and press releases from the 3GSM World Congress 2005 which wrapped up yesterday in Cannes. Expanding upon last year’s limited Sun and Intel & Nokia 3GSM posts, I thought this year I’d summarize the major wireless developments via links to various 3GSM bits from around the Web.
Starting [...]
PC and network setup howtos
Tuesday, February 8, 2005
If you’re like me, you often get roped into helping friends and family set up a new PC or troubleshoot their applications and home network. I’ve joked more than once that I’d be glad to help if they’d pay my standard hourly fee…this usually draws a blank stare or a little bit of angst, [...]
