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WebCL

WebCL provides JavaScript bindings for Khronos OpenCL 1.0 / 1.1 API.

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Beta Labs Client

An application that allows users to browse the applications in Nokia Beta Labs.

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Nokia Places API

Set of APIs exposing Nokia Places services

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Discussion boards

Re: Launcher App / UID questions
Discussion by isalento 28 November 2011
2) UID is expected to remain unchanged within the platform. In other words, an app should have the same UID across all Symbian^3 devices. Ovi store uses UID as one of parameters, to detect if there is a update to app, so different versions are likely to have same UID.
Bondi/Bondi porting expertise?
Discussion by hamishwillee 28 November 2011
Hi There are a number of documents in the wiki that demonstrate aspects of using Bondi with Symbian Web Runtime. These are all broken in some way because bondi resources have moved over the last couple of years, and some may no longer be available Is there anyone in the community with expertise who could look and these and update some or all of these.
Re: Launcher App / UID questions
Discussion by isalento 27 November 2011
Hi Ludger, 1) You could try filtering by using UserInstalledPackage criteria Br, Ilkka
Launcher App / UID questions
Discussion by lorion84 26 November 2011
Hi, I'm developing a launcher-style application. I now have some questions about the return value of so.IAppManager.GetList(criteria). I get the following result (abridgment): Code: CAPTION | UID | SHORTCAPTION Custom Dictionary|0x2002bc8a|Custom Dictionary MCSInstaller|0x2002abde|MCSInstaller Communicator|0x2002b425|Communicator MCSAppServer|0x2002abe2|MCSAppServer MCSStartupClient|0x2002abda|MCSStartupClient mcsContacts|0x2002abdc|mcsContacts McsConfiguration|0x2002abdd|McsConfiguration Commun...
Re: Network Permission
Discussion by fonurr 24 November 2011
"window.onoffline = function(){...}" works like magic, thank you!

Wiki articles

Getting started with your own personalized theme
Wiki by hamishwillee 07 February 2012
ArticleCreated: jukkaekl (20 May 2008)Last edited: hamishwillee (07 Feb 2012) Archived: This article is archived because it is not considered relevant for third-party developers creating commercial solutions today.
How to create a Flash Lite weather application using Web services
Wiki by hamishwillee 07 February 2012
Code ExampleSource file: Media:FLWeather.zipArticleCreated: raheal_akh (29 May 2008)Last edited: hamishwillee (07 Feb 2012) 03 Aug2008 Like any other application development technology, such as Symbian C++ or Java ME, Flash Lite can connect to a Web service and thus send/receive data.
How to create a Flash Lite weather application using Web services
Wiki by hamishwillee 07 February 2012
Code ExampleSource file: Media:FLWeather.zipArticleCreated: raheal_akh (29 May 2008)Last edited: hamishwillee (07 Feb 2012) 03 Aug2008 Like any other application development technology, such as Symbian C++ or Java ME, Flash Lite can connect to a Web service and thus send/receive data.
Java ME
Wiki by r2j7 06 February 2012
Featured Articles Using Map Image API with Java ME . . jasfox Getting started with Java ME . . r60600 How to calculate and show a route with Maps API for Jav... . . skalogir more... This page presents all the articles in the Nokia Developer Wiki that include the category Java ME.

Blogs

INdT harnesses the power of research and development
Blog by OviPublisherSuccesses 05 January 2012
INdT is an independent and non-profit Research and Development Institute based in Brazil, founded by Nokia and focused on the generation of new concepts, products and solutions for areas related to mobile technologies and the internet.
NFC Apps Store category available
Blog by jures33 26 October 2011
Besides educating Nokia customers of the benefits of NFC technology out of the box, we also ensure that Nokia NFC phone customers can take advantage of a growing number of apps that leverage NFC in an easily accessible way.
biNu: Offering the smartphone experience on any phone
Blog by OviPublisherSuccesses 06 October 2011
The Background: Analysts at Gartner predict that by 2015, more people will access the Internet via feature phones rather than from their personal computers. So why are internet users still relying on the slow, clumsy and expensive browser-based connection of their feature phone to access all their favorite content?