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The Symbian Foundation has released a Web application development toolkit for the open-source Symbian 3 mobile platform.
According to a Thursday statement from the foundation, anyone who can create a Web page can create an app for Symbian 3 (marketed as Symbian^3) , as coders only need standard development tools including HTML, CSS and JavaScript.
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Video: Doodle Jump for Symbian Phones
This is a brief demo of Doodle Jump for Symbian. It’s available now at the Ovi Store for 99 cents. The phone being used here is the Nokia N97 mini. Doodle Jump is a puzzle game. You control the Doodler on a springy journey up the sheet of graph paper. Jump from platform to platform using contraptions like springs, propeller hats and jet packs. Avoid broken platforms, black holes, UFO’s and baddies. You can shoot them with with your nose balls. this game is very addicting. You can start a new game immediately after falling. Graphics is simple, but looks great. It performed really well on the Nokia N97 mini. This game is developed by Gamehouse.
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Nokia, the world’s best-selling mobile phone maker, will miss its self-imposed deadline for shipping the new versions of its Symbian operating system for smart mobile devices. But it will meet its end-of-year target for MeeGo, a multi-device platform it is developing with chip maker Intel.
Nokia CEO: Symbian 3 delayed because of quality issues
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