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If you can't find it on Samsung's web site then you can't find it anywhere. Go to http://www.samsung.com/ie/consumer/mobile-phones/mobile-phones/slide/SGH-I560DBAXEC/index.idx?pagetype=prd_detail and check under "Support & Downloads"

If you can't find it on Samsung's web site then you can't find it anywhere. Go to http://www.samsung.com/ie/consumer/mobile-phones/mobile-phones/slide/SGH-I560DBAXEC/index.idx?pagetype=prd_detail and check under "Support & Downloads"

Symbian OS is designed for mobile and not chopped out of an PC OS like windows is. It is a lot more secure and battery efficient. Plus, it is used by top smartphone manufacturers, not only by Chinese no-names. There are plenty of apps for it, from games to office tools and the hardware of...

I assume that your SE phone is not one of those Symbian powered smartphones. In this case you are out of luck, there are no Symbian simulator/emulator available. Want Symbian apps - buy a Symbian phone.

One disadvantage is that currently the UI framework is fragmented (UIQ vs S60) but this will be solved by the new Symbian Foundation initiative which will only support one UI framework. Another disadvantage is that the OS is not available for PCs too. This has many implications, in areas like...

One disadvantage is that currently the UI framework is fragmented (UIQ vs S60) but this will be solved by the new Symbian Foundation initiative which will only support one UI framework. Another disadvantage is that the OS is not available for PCs too. This has many implications, in areas like...

One disadvantage is that currently the UI framework is fragmented (UIQ vs S60) but this will be solved by the new Symbian Foundation initiative which will only support one UI framework. Another disadvantage is that the OS is not available for PCs too. This has many implications, in areas like...

There's no such thing as Nokia Symbian 60 but I guess you're talking about Nokia S60, the Symbian OS based software platform. To get help you need to indicate: a) your phone model b) the link from where you have found the SIS file (from adobe.com)

No, you cannot use apps designed for one OS on devices powered by another OS. They won't work. Stay with Symbian, those are the best phones ever, from the best manufacturers.

My dear clueless boy, Nokia 6303 Classic is not a Symbian phone, it's a Series 40 phone (actually Series 40 6th Edition) and that means it runs a proprietary Nokia OS on top of which there is a Java based (J2ME) application framework. So, Symbian apps = No way! but Java apps = Yes! (but look...

My dear clueless boy, Nokia 6303 Classic is not a Symbian phone, it's a Series 40 phone (actually Series 40 6th Edition) and that means it runs a proprietary Nokia OS on top of which there is a Java based (J2ME) application framework. So, Symbian apps = No way! but Java apps = Yes! (but look...

No, there are no viruses but there are a couple of malware apps that for example one can install on your phone and then silently monitor your calls and your files. Having an antivirus solution is not mandatory (as it would be on a Windows PC or phone) but it is indeed advisable to run one on...

You are a Symbian developer yet you have no idea how to get yourself a decent email address? Dude, I thought you guys are a lot smarter, after all your writing apps for SMARTphones. Update: You don't have to sign in to Symbian Signed for regular application signing. Most applications can be...

Symbian OS is not Linux, nor is it at least Linux based. It is not open-source either (although will become so within two years) but it is true that you can install applications on most of the Symbian based phones. The software downloads are called ... applications (or more specific: games...

What's wrong with you? Go buy apps for your phone, don't be so cheap. Developers need money for their food too

jar files usually contain Java applications. If they are designed for phones (using Java subsets such as J2ME, MIDP) then they will work on the phones that supports them. Symbian OS has nothing to so with them, except that the Symbian powered phones also support Java thus those Java apps are...

No, there are no viruses but there are a couple of malware apps that for example one can install on your phone and then silently monitor your calls and your files. Having an antivirus solution is not mandatory (as it would be on a Windows PC or phone) but it is indeed advisable to run one on...

Yes, the software is compatible although, depending on how well the application was designed, you may have some usability problems (graphics may not scale right on the larger screen, some UI elements may not respond to touch...).

There are such applications available but since they are for test only you many not find them in the store. If you need one, you have to get the source and build it yourself.

Lobotomy or castration might help. Talk with your doctor to decide which option is better for you. ;)