Some folks went really creative when it comes to interacting with the phone, and invented a way to use the phone without touching it  Here is a demo video (I don't know which language they are speaking) Source: Symbian-freak 

One of the more ambitious ideas I have for the next release of Carbide is to throw all of the public Carbide docs onto a website using the Eclipse Infocenter. One of the drivers to do this is to make the information available to Google searches. Most people, including myself, have ...

Not directly Symbian-related, but Nokia have just brought out a Macintosh version of their Internet Tablet Video Converter. Are they getting a bit more used to supporting "alternative" operating systems, and when will we see their first desktop Linux app?

Many of you are familiar with S60 Phil. He was the host of the Voice of S60 podcast before Saara took over (and she’s been doing a great job, as well!), and has since moved on to the Widsets team. His latest ‘pet’ has finally officially been launched, and I...

Thoughtfix has been busy with his N810, his lifeline when he was moving house, and his joy at Mac users getting a video converter. He tells us on his TabletBlog that during his move, the N810 came up trumps in terms of the GPS Wayfinder that he subscribes to. He had only been to the apartment [...]

Apparently, building on the success of the popular Nokia Sports Tracker, the Nokia Beta team has today launched a new application, Nokia Step Counter (Beta).

Word from Nokia CEO, CEO Olli-Pekka Kallasvu, is that the company expects to ship some 35 million GPS-enabled mobile devices this year.

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Symbian Addict Mike has had a bit of an ?Oops? moment and inadvertently done his N95 8GB a small disservice. He swears he normally keeps ?one pant pocket? dedicated to whatever device he is carrying, but in a flash of selflessness decided to help the grocery packer. This ended up w...

Master theme maker PiZero has made all his 'premium' themes available at half price until the end of May. Paying for themes may sound a bit odd when most other themes are free, but having tried some of these, I can testify that they're very high quality, being fast, RAM-efficient a...

Over at Talk About Nseries, jamespowell1989 has posted the second part of his N810 user interface thoughts. In this excellent starting guide james begins by outlining the widgets available to customise the standby/home screen, and mentions the movie that Nokia have included to help new users navigate their way through the N810?s interface and capabilities. He [...]

K Flyer over at Mobile Royale has had the neat idea of capturing the N95?s luminescence, by taking some snaps in the dark. Lit up like some sort of alien invasion landing craft, the various glows and lights on the device look quite ethereal. Captured on a Nokia 6233, the shots aren...

neoncherry from Internet Tablet School has come up with another of her excellent video tutorials, this time detailing how to connect a normal computer keyboard to your N8×0 using the USB cable. By simply downloading a handy app and purchasing a pocket-money adapter you can use...

I guess this had to come, given that Nokia's Sports Tracker already contained an accelerometer-driven pedometer. But as Sports Tracker has widened its scope, there's room for a cut-down little brother, Step Counter. From the Step Counter page: "It determines the distance you have c...

Sorry to inform you, the UIQ Developer Fast Track events that were planned to take place in Boston (15th and 16th May) and San Francisco (19th and 20th May) have been canceled

That's the call from thinktank ABI Research... In the wake of personal navigation devices’ success, cellular carriers have started to offer on-board and off-board navigation solutions, as well as a range of Location Based Services such as friend finder and local search on GPS handsets.

It’s very exciting for us to be featured on Forum Nokia as a FN Success Story. Check it out at http://www.nokia.com/A4126233 "French supermodel Anina and Brazil’s i2 technologia teamed up to create Anina Dress Up, a fashion-memory game created using Flash Lite from Adobe. It is available for S60 3rd Edition and S40 devices."

If you?re after a simple way to get video onto your Nokia Tablet this handy app should do the trick.

Recently, over at the Nokia Beta Labs, Nokia Channels was updated and renamed to Nokia Headlines. Personally, I’ve no use for the application. You can check it out here, it offers a branded content discovery system and allows you to get news from media outlets such as the...

Darla Mack has been extolling the virtues of Spinvox over on her site, and explaining how it helps her keep in touch. What it entails is simply changing the voicemail forwarding number on your device and then all your messages will be delivered via SMS and email. The crafty softwar...

Over at The Nokia Guide, Devin Balentina brings us the second part of his guide to getting the most out of your Nseries camera. The first part implored us to turn the flash on during the day to achieve better results, and this in this section he reckons we should turn it off. This helps ?set [...]

Congrats to Russ Beattie and Mike Rowehl, the guys behind Mowser. It may well have looked dead and buried a few weeks ago, but the service has been bought by the dotMobi consortium. Reporting on Dev.Mobi, James Pearce charts out the use of their new toy, namely to drive Opt-In mobi...

So it seems Nokia have removed Vista support from the Nokia Software update service, and this has caused a stir in the space. bery95 from Symbian Web Log reckons it is a reaction to the ?constant user complaints? that it was receiving from people struggling with the daily issues N...

We?ve just turned our N95 into a full blown satnav with the help of CoPilot Live 7 for Symbian. 

The weekend is nearly upon us, so we?ve decided to look back on the week that was in web-land, in order to pick out the finest Nokia news morsels for your delectation. Want to know what the top ten stories were this week? Then read on, matey!

In a nutshell... It?s video game pinball, Jim, but not as we know it.

Nokia has set itself an ambitious target of shifting 35 million GPS enabled handsets in 2008 - that?s more than the total number of satnav devices sold last year.

The availability of a mature Python interpreter is gradually producing mainstream applications and not just novelties. Witness the acronymically-named IoUYoM (I owe yoU, You owe Me), which was just released and lets you keep track of what you've lent and to whom, plus what you've borrowed, etc.

Learn about the test cases that can be conducted to Symbian OS native applications in addition to Symbian Signed tests. The document covers all requirements that Nokia has set in addition to the Symbian Signed test criteria that need to be fulfilled when Symbian C++ applications wi...

Where we take a theoretical stab at justifying OS upgrades on smartphones in general, and didn’t forget to announce Part II, of the series in many parts.Part II: “Possibilities”The first question when taking a look at OS upgrades in general could be about what sor...

Want to beta test some games??? More details here.[thanks to krisse from AAS for the heads up] [url=http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/uiqevangelist/~3/285971566/]More...[/url]

Learn about the test cases that can be conducted to Symbian OS native applications in addition to Symbian Signed tests. The document covers all requirements that Nokia has set in addition to the Symbian Signed test criteria that need to be fulfilled when Symbian C++ applications wi...

In Carbide 1.3 we now display information when a panic has occurred when doing on-device debugging. The user will see the stack crawl display that a panic has occurred. The panic number is shown in the StackCrawl-Thread information. The top frame will be the User::Panic() code...

I had an article published last week on Symbian's website. This covers some of the more advanced use cases and constructs when using RArray and RPointerArray as well as some of the issues and common problems developers encounter using these powerful and useful classes. Note th...

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Click To Play Episode 33 is here, ready to rock your world! We’ve got a quick hands-on with the Motorola Z9 slider, as well as a few more Bluetooth accessories such as the Samsung WEP410 and the Plantronics Voyager 855. I’ve also got some thoughts on recent N-Ga...

Over on All About N-Gage Tzer2 has posted what is referred to as ‘The Sacred Rules of N-Gage’. From better options for asking whether a user wants sound or not (i.e. before the game starts!) to ensuring menus are ‘wraparound’ i.e. when you scroll off the bot...

Steve Litchfield over at All About Symbian has noted that a new beta version of Maps 2.0 from Nokia is available, though he leaves it up to the masses to work out the changelog! If you check out the discussion on the post on the AAS forum, you’ll find that users have discover...

Norman John from Symbian World has taken his E90 on vacation and used it to take some surprisingly good images. The images are quite impressive considering the device is primarily aimed at the business market. Norman John lets us feast our eyes on the glory of his images instead of...

SD Sync Updated with Two-Way Synchronization Hidden Expedition: Titanic Now Available for Symbian S60 and UIQ Two Day Sale on iPhoneRingToneMaker New Sprint Commercial for the Palm Centro

A basic overview of the Carbide C/C++ and Debugger perspectives has been posted: You can find this and other videos at: http://wiki.forum.nokia.com/index.php/Carbide_Training_Videos This is pretty basic stuff; we're trying to put down a solid foundation of the fundamentals first, and then we'll start working on the more exotic stuff. We're always looking for screencast ideas, though, so speak up if you have any ideas.

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Over on All About N-Gage, we've been putting one of the games of the year, Nokia's first party title Mile High Pinball, through its paces. Those of you who remember the original gen N-Gage version may want to check out the new high res graphics, as there are lots of screenshots. Cl...

Monadi from Phone Rush has taken a thing a lot of us find useful and produced an excellent ?How To? for those new to S60. Tethering your device to a laptop might seem like second nature for some of us, and we?ve seen guides to working with OSX in recent months but now Monadi provides 3 [...]

The Show your S60 smarts video contest on YouTube started little over a week ago and I?m happy that we have already videos flowing in. Hopefully many of you are preparing yours, so you will not miss the great prizes: S60 devices, BT headsets and gift vouchers. Remember that the con...

If you’re a gamer, then this might be for you. Astraware, who we’ve covered before, is looking for Beta Testers for their upcoming UIQ3 and S60v3 games. It’s real easy to join up, just register for their forums - that’s where you’ll provide feedbac...

Universal Plug and Play (UPnP) has been around a long time, but a couple of posts have sprung up recently that have some hints on how to maximise its use. Devin Balentina from The Nokia Guide gives us an explanation of UPnP in simple terms. It allows you to ?copy media files from your PC to [...]

Gerrymoth from Nokia Addict has had his hands on the BH-903 headset, and brings us his thoughts in a review. He starts by explaining the set up (it looks like a normal set of headphones on a wire) and the control unit with LCD display that shows who is calling or what radio station is being [...]

Want to have your say in how Nokia?s software works? Download the Communication Center beta and let the team know what you think.

In a shocking move, Windows Vista support has been officially (but temporarily) removed from Nokia Software Update, with Nokia citing instability. This will slam an awful lot of users, including me. Let's hope they iron out the problem sooner rather than later.

Twitterfone has added voice capabilities to micro-blogging service Twitter, so you can now phone in what you?re doing.

The Samsung i450, at first glance a Nokia N95 wannabe, has hidden strengths that come from its more unassuming appearance and lower price. Ewan brings us part 1 of his review of the i450, looking at the hardware, form factor and target market. Parts 2 and 3 will cover music and applications.

The Nokia Beta Labs have been really busy lately, updating several apps a few weeks ago, and today announcing a few more things, as well. Congrats to Tommi for keeping up with all this! Today we received an update for the Nokia Location Tagger and Nokia Text Messenger apps, as ...

The UIQ Developer Fast Track events that were planned to take place in Boston and San Francisco in May have been canceled unfortunately due to a low level of registrations. We believe the low attendance would not have enabled us to provide an event with a quality of interactio...

Juniper Research reckon that the advertising spend to promote mobile services will be in excess of $1 billion dollars for 2008 (reports IT Pro), which leads me to think that the total income from the mobile services must be at least $8-$10 billion. Those are some impressive numbers...

Well, you certainly can't accuse the Nokia Maps team of rushing things.... Still, the latest (and possibly last) beta of Maps 2.0 is available today for anyone with a S60 3rd Edition Feature Pack 1 device (e.g. the N95), although there's no changelog that I can see. Comments welcome.

Porting an open source project is quite different from developing a new application for mobile phones. During past days without Open C, we have to rewrite lots of code to satisfy both Symbian OS rules/limitation and difference between mobile devices and desktop computers. Touching so much code will cost more development time, but what's worse is that making changes too much will drive you thinking "Should I start a new project rather than using only a little from this existing project?". So porting an existing application onto Symbian OS makes you keep concerning how much modification will you make, if too much consider starting a new one or just share the name or brand. As far as I know, HelixCommunity is the first big and famous open source project ported to Symbian OS, and it supports as early as v6.1. I checked out its source in 2004 (means their code nowadays might be different a lot), this is one example of making too much changes so you can tell few difference between porting like this or making a new project. Since S60 3rd Edition, there is Open C we can utilize, the job is easier. But still we can not ignore this consideration because of the nature of mobile phones. In one word, first step of porting an existing project is evaluate how much changes will be made approximately. This document in Forum Nokia web site is very helpful, and generally speaking smaller projects are always easier to make decision if it could be ported than bigger ones. Smaller ones are always based on some existing framework, if the framework exists or can be ported on Symbian OS then the project itself will be fine in most cases. Huge project like Mozilla or Helix will give us an impression that it is likely impossible to port cause it has so many dependencies and self owned framework. However, we want eveidence to support our decision. Let's get back to Mozilla, after searching its website, there is an "C/C++ Portability Guide" which shows us an amazing likeness of Symbian OS programming limitations. From this article, we could learn Mozilla code will probably contain very little exceptions, RTTI and others that Symbian OS C++ does not support. Then with the help of Open C, we could have better confidence about porting without changing too much code. Next we have to  make  deeper  research on the inner  structure  of Mozilla platform, cause you can not start portting any piece of code without knowing which level it lies in and what it does actually. Stay tuned, I will bring more as the work goes on  

Simon Judge's blog made me think, again. He wrote about Mob4Hire, a company offering people for mobile application testing. Testers get paid via PayPal after bidding on projects (i.e. mobile applications/solutions) and developers get testers at a (hopefully) reasonable price. Finding testers might be especially useful if your geographic area is not the one you'd like your software to be tested in. You know, lots of developers (dare to say: most?) do not recognize the importance of testing. This is the least pleasant part of development, I must admit, yet one of the most important. There are various kinds of testing including (but not limited to) unit-, regression, load, "smoke", etc. testing. The one, Mob4Hire provides solution to is called functional testing, where one can test the whole solution end-to-end. You know, mobile handsets are very-very fragmented in terms of platforms: applications can be developed in many programming languages like Java, Symbian C++, Windows Mobile Win32/C#, iPhone Obj-C, Linux C/C++, etc. And even when sticking to the same platform and programming environment, JME for example, the supported features vary very much from device to device. This, along with the complexity of what operators allow 3rd-party programs to do, makes it very difficult for a new application to be thoroughly tested. Nokia already provides a free service for developers wishing to test their mobile applications written for Nokia S60 platform: it's called Nokia RDA (short for Remote Device Access). It is an Internet-based solution, where you can remote control a real mobile phone. You can request, for example, that SIM- and/or memory card be inserted in the test device as well as more than one phone be reserved for your test session to test peer-to-peer communications. DeviceAnywhere provides a similar solution to Nokia RDA, however, it's not limited to a particular platform, nor to only 1-2 network operators. According to their web site, their service is "a revolutionary online service that provides access to hundreds of real handsets, on live worldwide networks, remotely over the Internet". Unfortunately, it is not free of charge. Note that you cannot test everything with these solutions. For example, applications that use camera, GPS, accelerometer are basically out of question as well as ones using external accessories. Another option for functional testing is making use of the services of Test Houses. Professional testers verify the quality of your software (compared to Mob4Hire, for example, see Simon's opinion) so that you can be sure you get the most what you paid for. Sometimes it's even required for your application to pass certain tests in order to get certified by some authorities. However, you may need to pay a lot for this service, see the list & pricing of Test Houses that Symbian Signed accepts, for example. Finally, let's talk about community-driven testing. Once your application is in such a shape that it is ready for external people to play with it, you can ask them to go and use it extensively. You can offer free copies of the software to them, for example, or they may do it just for their own gratification - it's the same. This way of testing works extremely well in solutions based on client-server architecture with a mobile front-end and a server back-end. It's quite common in these scenarios that the mobile-end is just a light-weight client software that can be freely distributed, thus it doesn't cause any inconvenience if software distrubition is not strictly controlled. The point is that you may get lots of people playing with your software, because it's their passion. And passion drives people to do their job well, simply because they enjoy it, they love your program and they'd like it to be even better. I'm really a great supporter of this kind of testing. :) Can you recommend any other way for performing functional mobile software testing? Please let me (us) know! Tote

Yesterday, I had been to the Nokia house, Espoo to attend the Nokia Innovation Expo 2008 where all MobileRules Technology Innovation Competetion 2008 Finalists gathered to present their innovations. We had a Chance to visit the Nokia Lounge at the Nokia HeadQuarters, where we sa...

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I’ve been really enjoying the new N-Gage platform, especially the Arena, where I can play some games head-to-head, such as System Rush, and other games I can upload my scores, to see how I match up against others. The multiplayer aspect is really what it supposed to set N...

Nokia and Ikivo Bring Designers and Developers Together to Improve the Productivity and Creativity of Mobile Java Development. The new tool set integrates Nokia's Platform SDKs for Java, Adobe Illustrator, Ikivo Animator and Sun's NetBeans.

I just check updated Skyhook SDK and find very nice tool: "Virtual GPS - Developers of GPS-enabled applications can now simply plug into the WPS engine using the NMEA standard interface with no additional code changes"  Thats just great news. Frankly, using Open...

The European Space Agency recently made contact with Giove-B, the second test model for its Galileo series of navigational satellites, with the whole thirty satellite constellation due to be completed by 2013. What makes this relevant to the mobile device world is a statement by ES...

Sometimes the greatest ideas just come to you when you least expect it. And when you least expect it, you are not usually in front of your laptop, white-board or flip chart. What you might have lurking in your bag or pocket however, is your N810 or N800. Labyrinth is a Mindmapping ...

If you want mobile power, you could do a whole lot worse than squeeze an E90 or N95 8GB into your pocket. If you’re torn between the two Nokia beasts however, you may have trouble deciding which is for you. Feel blessed then that Vaibhav Sharma over on The Symbian Blog has put in the [...]

New 'plug-ins' will enable developers to create applications across a wider variety of Motorola supported platforms, all in a common development environment - enables the creation of native C/C++ applications for Symbian/UIQ-based Motorola products.

A number of people regularly use their mobile device as a portable video player, either for short clips or even whole movies. How best to play those videos however, is a point of eternal debate. Menneisyys over on Symbian Freak has taken the opportunity of the update to DivX’...

We’ve all pounded on Nokia’s performance in the U.S. market, and it’s not like they’re completely unaware of the beating their market share has taken over the past few years. Yesterday, Reuters ran a piece stating that Nokia’s expecting to flood th...

Nokia Communication Center Beta is now available via Nokia's Beta Labs. It is an add on for PC Suite (a potential replacement for several existing modules) that allows you to manage contacts and messages on your phone from your PC. This includes the ability to send SMS and MMS mess...

Thanks to bery95 for spotting this surprisingly attractive/fun iPhone theme for S60 3rd Edition. I know, I know, I usually hate this sort of thing, but this one has iPhone icons in surprising depth and works well on many levels under S60 (240 by 320 pixel screens, at least).

Phone game developers Astraware have released the nautical adventure game Hidden Expedition: Titanic for Symbian S60 3rd Edition and UIQ3 smartphones. You can find out more about the game and purchase it on its official S60v3 page or official UIQ3 page. Naturally we'll be bringing ...

Papyrus, everybody's favourite S60 Calendar replacement, has been given a big update after a silence of 8 months. v1.4.01 contains a huge list of changes, so go read. The new version is a free update to registered users, naturally. (via Ricky) Here's our review of Papyrus, although...

I’ve been contacted by Mable Chung of DreamSpring saying that DreamLife was submitted to the MEX design competition and they need our support to vote. And another good news from them is the new version of DreamLife (1.10) is getting SymbianSigned at the moment and is schedule...

Papyrus, everyone’s favorite calendar replacement for S60v3 handsets, has been updated to v1.4, and there are several new features that I want to highlight. If you’re not familiar with Papyrus, it’s designed for people with busy lives, who rely on their calend...

Both Ewan at SMS Text News and The Nokia Blog’s Mark Guim have been tracking themselves with Sports Tracker, though in very different surroundings! Mark has taken to the countryside of New York state as Sports Tracker follows him on a hike, while Ewan has gone for more of an ...

I’m not sure how many SiMo readers are packing UIQ devices but I guess we’ll find out! Sling Media, makers of the Slingbox and one of my all-time favorite S60 apps, is looking for UIQ owners to beta test the upcoming release of SlingPlayer Mobile for UIQ. That’s ...

Since almost the moment the N82 was launched in all its silvery glory fans longed for color variations. Well, now the black N82 is upon us is it the outfit everyone was waiting for? Mike at The N82 Blog loves the black version, even if it is a massive finger-print magnet, and has p...

This SDK release includes connectivty improvements and introduces new functionality within device explorer to allow you monitor the available memory and processor resources on future Sony Ericsson Java Platform 8 phones.

Sony Ericsson Themes Creator tool, version 3.27, Windows

Sony Ericsson Themes Creator tool, version 3.27, OS X

Sony Ericsson Themes Creator tool, version 3.27, Linux

Developers' Guidelines for theme creation and support for Sony Ericsson mobile phones

Developers' Guidelines - AT Commands

Sony Ericsson phones organized by Sony Ericsson Java Platform and screensizes

Sony Ericsson C902 White Paper

Sony Ericsson X1 White Paper

Sony Ericsson C702 White paper

Now in Chinese, the Bluetooth Remote Control tool makes it possible for you to use your Sony Ericsson Bluetooth-enabled phone to remotely control your computer keyboard and mouse functions.

Developers' Guidelines for Signing applications for Sony Ericsson UIQ 3 phones

Sony Ericsson RSS Developers' Guidelines

Sony Ericsson Flash Lite 2.0 Developers' Guidelines

Sony Ericsson Bluetooth HID remote control Developers' Guidelines

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In a move that surprises noone, Nokia's free Location Tagger has just gotten its last ever update. But fret not, because future versions will simply be built into device firmware, which is as it should be, with geotagging working beautifully on the N82, for example. See the Beta La...

Nokia has beefed up its offering to gaming developers, so it?s easier for them to make fun games for us all to play with.

Steve Litchfield over at All About Symbian has unearthed a 10 minute video which gives a hands-on preview of the N96. It’s a good look all round the device, so worth having a look at, though also worth remembering that this is not the final version that will be released. Wha...

Matthew (aka krazykritter) writing over on Darla Mack has hailed Psiloc’s recent release ‘Connect’ as the best application to come along in quite a while. And if that hasn’t intrigued you, I don’t know what will! The app, which switches from mobile to...

The Symbian examples have been mistakenly forgotten in the UIQ 3.3 beta SDK, but no worries, if you need them, you can get them from the UIQ SDK download page. Big thanks to twoflower for noticing and letting us know in the forum!

An updated version of MOTODEV Studio for Java ME, available for download, adds support for Motorola's UIQ phones - including handsets on the market today such as the MOTO Z8 and MOTO Z10 -, and for the JSR248 mobile service architecture subset, which helps reduce fragmentation of J...

Well, the headline's almost accurate. I'd been using a Nokia N82 as my main device for a month day in, day out. And had formed quite a few 'long term review' opinions. And then the black N82 arrived. In this part-editorial, part-review, I look at how a simple colour change has help...

A rumor on the street is that the Finnish giant will be announcing its long awaited E71 smartphone tomorrow. The upcoming device builds on top of its predecessors, the E61/E61i models, and has everything the mentioned two smartphones lacked. Aside from the full QWERTY-keyboard, there's a built-in GPS, better 3.2 megapixels camera, more available RAM, [...]

In our latest tutorial, Ewan takes a look at setting up the relatively simple, yet very useful, Universal Plug and Play (UPnP) utility 'Home Media' on Nokia's Nseries devices and connecting it to your music collection via Windows Media Player.

Tomasz Wojtowicz announced today in his blog that DOSBOX for UIQ3 project started DOSBOX is an open source DOS emulator for BeOS, Linux, Mac OS X, OS/2, and Windows, andp rimarily focuses on running DOS Games. [url=http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/uiqevangelist/~3/284589759/]More...[/url]

Today i came across an alternative to Advance Call Manager. MCleaner “is a firewall software developed for intelligent mobile phones, which can reject the incoming call and SMS, and offer mobile phone users an overall safety solution”You can get the demo and buy it if y...

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Symbian Limited, developer and licensor of Symbian OS?, the market-leading open operating system for mobile phones, will release its first quarter 2008 financial and operational results on 20 May.

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So I'm sitting in a meeting today discussing how we can improve the UI for Performance Investigator (PI) in future releases. We have a lot of issues to address to improve the usability, clarity, and usefulness of the tool and are working hard to define the changes and when they can...