The impact of the Nokia Mobility Conference and its associated announcements was such that Carbide.vs was released almost unnoticed.
Carbide.vs, formerly known as "Nokia Developer’s Suite for Symbian OS", provides facilities to develop in Symbian/C++ using Visual Studio .NET 2003. After Nokia’s announcement of the Eclipse based Carbide.C++ at the Symbian Smartphone Show, I had expected the […]

There’s lots of interesting stuff at the Nokia Mobility Conference web site. As well as more detailed information on the announced devices and services, there are some videos of the keynotes and Q & A sessions.
Nokia are stressing the convergence of devices, services and networks. They expect (want?) music, camera and game devices to become one. Services such as […]

Symbian have released a beta version of the Symbian Pre-Test tool written by Digia. The tool tests UIQ and Series 60 applications against the Symbian Signed criteria.
I previously commented that the Symbian Signed test criteria describe test tools that the developer does not have access to, resulting in the situation that it’s impossible to fully […]