UIQ Technology today announces the launch of the UIQ 2.1 SDK for Symbian OS v7.0. The new SDK provides developers with new options, tools and services making it even easier to develop applications for UIQ based media-rich mobile phones. In conjunction with today's launch of Borland® C++BuilderX - a new, IDE featuring advanced enterprise mobile development capabilities UIQ also announces today that the UIQ 2.1 SDK is UIQ's first SDK to add full support for Borland tools.
Cobra Attack is the first war action simulator game for the Symbian Phone. Using the latest MGS 3D rendering engine, you will experience the thrill of flying and intense firefights anywhere, anytime using your phone.
FileMe is a virtual filing system that sits on top of that provided by your phone. By bringing desktop-like file explorer functionality to your P800, this one application turns your P800 into the powerful handheld computing device you always wanted it to be.
The Inquirer have managed a sneak preview of the forthcoming BenQ Symbian UIQ device. It does not give as a lot more information but the device is more compact than the P800 as it has a smaller screen but with the same resoltion. It wont be locked like the Motorola 3 A920. Strangely it does not have a JoyStick/Pad but uses some of the number keys for screen direction.
3 have announced a develop competition for the A920. Developers can register and find more information on the 3 website. Prizes include training vouchers, handsets, Macromedia Studio MX2004 software, Motorola Bluetooth headsets and Macromedia jackets. Applications can be written in C++, J2ME or Flash.
Mobile Ataxx is based on an addictive board game called Ataxx, also known as Spot. It takes only one minute to learn the rules but hours and hours of fun to really master the game. You can play Mobile Ataxx against a friend or challenge your P800 for a match. Five different skill levels guarantee that you'll keep on enjoying the game as your skills improve.
Hutchison 3G UK Holdings Ltd has locked down the new Motorola-built (A920) smart phone for its "3" service, seemingly in an effort to stop the device being used for nefarious purposes. However, the plan denies users of the device access to applications written for the similar Symbian-based handset from Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications AB.
Opera Software announced today that the Motorola A920 (launched last week on the 3 network) will feature the Opera browser - the first Motorola handset to do so, and the first Opera browser on the UMTS phone network.
Wireless Developer Network have published a very interesting interview with UIQ's Johan Sandberg. Where he outlines how he sees UIQ's position compared with Series 60 and where UIQ is going in the future. It also says they have unannounced licensees with several products in development. Well worth a read.
With Zipper you can extract files from a .zip file, as well as create your own .zip files in a very easy way "wizard like". Zipper is a freeware and can be downloaded from Handango.
You can copy, paste and cut to other P800 applications and vise versa. You can resize text to be easier to read and even set the style of the text you would like as well as colors. You can save ,open and perform many text processes that are available in the Windows notepad (can convert selected text to UpperCase or to LowerCase). NotePader text generated files can be read by the Windows notepad.
SplashPhoto turns your smart phone into a mobile digital picture frame. Simply edit and organize your favorite images with the included desktop software* then sync with your handheld to view images on the go.
FootyScores allows you to view upto the minute football scores and league tables anywhere in the world via GPRS / Bluetooth / PC Cradle on your Sony Ericsson P800.
