AAS Insight 69 - Ovi Store and Nokia Developer Summit 2009

Published by Rafe Blandford at 6:48 UTC, May 6th 2009

In All About Symbian Insight 69 (AAS Podcast 127) Rafe, Ewan and Steve talk about Bobba, operating billing on the Ovi Store, v21 firmware for the Nokia 5800 and the new N-Gage game - Age of Empires III. Rafe then reports back in detail from the Nokia Developer Summit 2009. You can listen to AAS Insight 69 here or, if you wish to subscribe, here's the RSS feed.

In this podcast we cover:

  • Bobba
      
  • Ovi Store and operator billing

  • 5800 v21 firmware
     
  • Small application updates from Google

  • Age of Empire III - N-Gage game summary from Ewan
      
  • Rafe reports back from the Nokia Developer Summit. Ovi Store, QT and WRT, Nokia Messaging and more.
     

Got a question or a topic you would like us to ponder and discuss in the next podcast? Got some feedback from us (love it or hate it)? Get in touch and let us know.


 

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Platforms: General, S60 3rd Edition, S60 5th Edition

Categories: Software, Hardware, Developer, Industry, Editorial Thoughts, Events, Games

News Discussion

neilhoskins
A couple of things:

- Does the new 5800 firmware still break iPlayer, or have they fixed that?

- It was interesting hearing Rafe's comments on whatever the new mail client is called this week, and the fact that 'push' will be pay-for, otherwise it's free. That would explain why, running my mail-on-ovi account using Profimail, they dropped IMAP IDLE a few weeks ago.
Ratkat
No the BBC iPlayer download function is broken at present under the latest 5800 firmware, so if you use the BBC iPlayer DON"T update your firmware
Kip
That somebody who posted the changelog was me ;) Yes v21 does kill iPlayer downloads, but as the BBC say it was never supported in the first place, so we might not see it back.

Kip @ nokiAAddict.com :)
garbleart
I was interested in the section in the podcast on the Gmail app. I have just downloaded the latest Java Gmail client from m.google.com and I was delighted to discovered that its touch screen enabled on the 5800. After changing the Java settings and removing the nasty onscreen d-pad I now have a lovely full screen GoogleMail app. Yum!

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