According to this Think Secret article the next version of Apple Mac's synchronisation software iSync 1.1 will support the SE P800, Nokia's 7650 and 3650 phones. Apparently this should be available early next month.
Malcolm Bryant and FreEPOC have updated JABP, the cross platform Banking Program for the 9210, P800 and other Personal Java devices. Version 1.08 now features improved import and export filters for Quicken files, plus other small enhancements.
According to this Infosync World article Motorola's A920 UIQ 3G phone may be available as soon as June in Australia. This information is largely gathered from this 3 Australia article. Hopefully this device will be availible in other countries as well.
RMRPush is a block pushing puzzle game written in OPL from long established author Andrew Harsent. Suprisngly addictive this game has its route in several different classic games. The perfect type of game for the mobile phone. Pick up and go and stop if you have to.
Ewan Spence and FreEPOC have released SF Cave. As well as arcade adrenalin action, the SF Cave Website features an online High Score competition, thanks to an MD5 Encryption engine by our very own Dazler. Download it now, but beware. You'll never want to un-install it.
We’re going to be covering the Symbian Exposium in lots of detail in the next few weeks. We’ve already posted the time critical announcements, but we’ll be posting features and interviews on interesting technology and software we saw or heard about. This story is intended to give you a brief overview of how we will report the Exposium.
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Symbian announced a new version of its OS today. Version 7.0s was formalled announced at Exposium '03. The new version has already been delivered to liscensees. New features include new networking capabilities including multiple PDP (allow several network connections at once), MIDP 2.0 (more standard J2ME hopefully!), and Greek and Hebrew language support.
Handango have joined the Symbian Platinum Partner Program. This puts their relationship on a more formla footing and hopefully we will see Handnago fully support Symbian. Handnago recently released statistics showing that Symbian smartphone owners spend more on software than any others.
Symbian have launched an affiliate partner program. The new program is targeted at a wide range of third parties, particularly small and medium-sized companies, working with Symbian OS. Symbian is, with his move, fostering the ecosystem. This is a really great move, as it encourages development and helps developers in their co-operation with Symbian and the device manufacturers... So thats another exposium announcement then.. (AEA).
This is a quick report on the AAS pub meet that took place tonight. I'm not likely to have internet access for long posts for the next 2 days and so here is a quick story to keep you going. If you were at the meet and took some photos, leave a comment and let us know about them.
