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Application development for Nokia phones is based on three technical platforms: Windows Phone for smartphones, Qt for the Nokia N9 and Symbian, and Series 40 for mid-range phones.

Windows Phone

Get ready for Nokia products with Windows Phone - you can start developing now.

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Qt

Target the Nokia N9 and 100 million Symbian devices today and prepare to build apps for the next billion.

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Series 40

Build Java and Web apps for hundreds of millions of Series 40-based phones.

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In addition to these technologies, Nokia uses and provides additional technologies to enhance the platforms or are used for specific use cases.

Near Field Communication

NFC is opening up new possibilities for mobile applications. Applications using this short-range radio technology can greatly simplify how a user gathers data from their environment.

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Nokia Location Platform

Nokia's Location APIs are a suite of client- and server-side programming interfaces that allow you to develop interactive applications with maps and map-related services at their core.

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Symbian C++

Symbian C++ is the native programming language for Symbian and the Symbian C++ framework can be used to develop for the full range of Symbian-based Nokia phones.

Please note that for newer versions of Symbian Nokia advises using the Qt SDK for application development.

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Java

Java technology enables you to address a huge diversity of market segments, including those in emerging markets.

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Adobe Flash Lite

Nokia ships Flash Lite on 400 million+ phones and Flash web content can be displayed in most Nokia web browsers. In addition, Flash Light-based apps are distributable via the Nokia Store.

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