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Nokia's Series 40 phones (there is no S40) are not based on Symbian. They use a proprietary Nokia OS and a Java application framework on top. You can run java apps on it but not Symbian (sis) ones. Series 40 is not a multitasking OS, there are only a few built-in apps (radio, music player, IM)...

And how will you then prove that you have not altered the logs or that you have been in the possession of the phone at time T in place A and not in place B where the other party claims to have been harassed by you? How would the GPS log be more reliable than what you can prove with good old...

If you have a Nokia phone visit Nokia's applications store, where there are many games and apps for you to download, many of them free as well. Ovi by Nokia can be found at http://www.ovi.com or http://store.ovi.com

Yes, what about your Omnia I? If they don't support your choice of smartphone but you still want to use the app there is only one solution: sell your crappy phone and get a proper smartphone.

The Symbian Foundation is a non-profit organisation with an operational budget provided by the phone manufacturer companies which are member of the board. See http://www.symbian.org/about-us/legal-stuff/legal-faqs Q: What companies are members of the board? A: The initial members are Nokia...

Do you know what is the meaning of Linux or Windows on a PC? They are operating systems, the main application that run's on the PC hardware and enables all the other applications to work on that PC. Symbian is the most popular (40% market share) mobile operating system, i.e. the operating...

All the tools you need for application development for Symbian devices are free and can be found for example at Forum Nokia (http://www.forum.nokia.com) As for being easy ... well, that depends on what you want to do, your experience and of course your IQ.

Knowing where you are, what time it is and how long it takes to get to the location where you are expected to get out of the bus, you so some simple math and then set a clock alarm due in X minutes. No special app needed. But if you are into that, and if you think there are many who would need...

Nokia 6300 does not have Symbian OS. It has the Series 40 application framework (accepts only Java apps) built on top of Nokia OS (limited and proprietary OS) Applications for this phone can be found at Nokia's Ovi Store and most of them are free or very cheap. See http://store.ovi.com

Go to http://m.google.com and download their Gmail client

Go to http://m.google.com and download their Gmail client

Go to manufacturer's web sire (usually something like www.manufacturer_name.com) and check their products. Once you find yours, check device's specifications and see if they mention Symbian. Alcatel never made smartphones though so the answer would be no, your phone is not a smartphone and it...

Nokia, Samsung and Sony Ericsson are making such devices. All 3 have internet sites where you can check both the products and their prices. What's wrong with you Indian guys asking about device prices on Yahoo. Can't you just go to nokia.co.in or to the nearest shop and have a look? You have...

You cannot. Unlike in PC world, a phone's OS has to be fully configured and customized to run with a particular hardware so only phone manufacturers can device to put the OS on a particular phone. If the phone hardware is good enough to support the OS to begin with.

Nokia 6300 does not have Symbian OS. It has the Series 40 application framework (accepts only Java apps) built on top of Nokia OS (limited and proprietary OS) Applications for this phone can be found at Nokia's Ovi Store and most of them are free or very cheap. See http://store.ovi.com

Nokia 6300 does not have Symbian OS. It has the Series 40 application framework (accepts only Java apps) built on top of Nokia OS (limited and proprietary OS) Applications for this phone can be found at Nokia's Ovi Store and most of them are free or very cheap. See http://store.ovi.com

There is no such thing as Carbide C++. Carbide.c++ is an IDE and yes, you can use if if you wish. As for your problem: find a developer forum, like Forum Nokia or http://developer.symbian.org and post your question there. But with proper details, like any developer would give, such as error...

All the tools you need for application development for Symbian devices are free and can be found for example at Forum Nokia (http://www.forum.nokia.com) As for being easy ... well, that depends on what you want to do, your experience and of course your IQ.

Go to http://m.google.com and download their Gmail client