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Symbian on Java

In this paper we describe Symbian’s Java technology. We shall look at the evolution of Java on Symbian OS, updating the story to include additions to the platform in the latest release of Symbian OS, Version 8.0. We shall then briefly discuss Symbian OS phones and how these relate to the development of Java on Symbian OS. In the final section we shall consider Symbian’s Java strategy and provide a glimpse as to how the Java platform may evolve in the future. Download (0.33 Mb)

Symbian on Bluetooth® wireless technology

The Personal Area Network (PAN) will be a key feature of mobile phones and Bluetooth® wireless technology will be the enabling technology. The Bluetooth® Special Interest Group (SIG) has more than 1700 members representing a broad spread of industry interest. That makes it the fastest growing industry standard ever. With such potential, it is not surprising that many of Symbian's licencees see Bluetooth® wireless technology as a central mobile phone technology.

Symbian on GPRS

This document gives an introduction to GPRS technology, explaining the rewards of using GPRS, and looking at what the future may hold for the mobile user with regards to full third-generation applications.