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Who am I?
I've been poking my nose in mobile software development since 2000, starting on what was then the ER5 and Ericsson's R380. Since then I've been doing a bit of everything on the S60 Platform, from learning its bits and pieces to helping others find their way trough the maze.
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- Video: Creating Qt Apps for Symbian using the Nokia Qt SDK
- Nokia's developer offering refreshed
- Get the Nokia Qt SDK v1.0 RC
- Carbide.c++ 2.6 update available
- Get ready for the next Bug Squad
- Get involved. Join the Bug Squad!
- Feeling inspired? (III)
- Upgrade to Carbide.c++ 2.4
- Load your application in a running emulator
- Build without an SDK, test without a device
- The ultimate* software installer debug guide
- Nokia N97 SDK v1.0 released
- Good news on the Horizon
- Qt for S60 "Tower" demo running on Nokia N97
- Qt for S60 "Tower" released
- Symbian Foundation promo videos
- Happy Birthday Symbian Signed!
- More Symbian Foundation beta invites
- Update your links to SDL
- Facelift at SymbianSigned.com
- Feeling inspired? (II)
- Can you write an antivirus?
- Carbide.ui Theme Edition registration
- Do a little more with the UI Designer
- S60 development on Windows 7
Category: Testing
Get involved. Join the Bug Squad!
There is a group of brave volunteers at the Symbian Foundation which have the ambition of finding and removing any bug left in the platform code. A rather tricky job though, since as we all know, there are no bugs in Symbian ;)
OK, I'm jocking. Of course there are bugs in the...
Load your application in a running emulator
Everybody loves to hate the Symbian SDK emulator. The first reaction to it usually is: "It is slow, really slooooooow, it takes ages to start it" ;)
Yes, it is true, the emulator is slow, but considering the task it has to perform and the complexity of the system it emulates such...
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