Proving not all clever projects need witty names, Nokia introduced an experimental project known as Drop — and it’s likely to make your web browser and Symbian phone the best of friends. Intrepid testers may now push links, pictures, and even apply wallpaper to linked mobile devices, all from the comfort of Firefox or Chrome. [...]
As a reassuring parental gesture (and necessary commitment to developers), Nokia recently announced the Symbian platform is back home — once again serving up its codebase, developer kits and documentation for all to see. This commitment follows Symbian’s defacto closure, of course, after former host Symbian Foundation turned an about-face, leaving the operating system without [...]
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to carry the entire Wikipedia in your pocket? Of course you have been able to do so with a high speed data connections but offline access to databases of this type has its own advantages: It’s much faster than using your data connection (if you’re [...]
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