So far, the folks at Symbians managed to keep the content signing online however, the recent price reduction seems to have caused them a fair bit of eekers. A Symbian employee called Dan M has just posted the following: We are currently experiencing some problems with Content ID purchase. In some cases, when you make your PayPal

Symbian Signed is a nuisance for everybody except yours truly he has earned quite a bit of money by talking about it at various events. Even though the boys have not had the balls to abolish it, they announced a significant improvement: Express Signed will get cheaper: This leads to savings of about 5 EUR

If you're into music discovery in a big way then here's another system that's going to appeal. Following on from yesterday's Spotify review, Ewan's been looking at the newly revamped (and now Symbian Signed) Mobbler, which attempts to stream you music that 'it thinks you might like'. Here's the Mobbler review, which explains more about its modus operandis in...

Mobbler, easily one of the first apps I install on any Symbian-powered smartphone, has finally gotten itself Symbian Signed, releasing as v1.9 (265). The new update will also be available through the Ovi Store shortly, which is awesome and will be a huge boon for the team involved. Mobbler v1.9 also includes the ability to set

I was notified of an update yesterday when using Mobbler. I installed it and carried on using it as I was on the go without thinking too much about it. Not was it after I came home did I find 2 icons for Mobbler in my Applications folder. Wondering what caused this I investigated a bit more. As it happens; Mobbler is now available as an official Symbian Signed Application (thanks to @Mobbler'...

Those who read my blog will know I havent been a great fan of Symbian platform security, particularly Symbian Signing. As early as March 2006 I said I thought that that platform security wasnt a "walk in the park".  More recently I posted on the problem with Symbian Signed Tests and later noted that Symbian

Understanding Symbian signed, knowing the difference between signed and unsigned applications, and signing your own software each time you change a device can be a huge headache, we understand that. But in case youre sitting, wondering whether or not you should go through some hoops to get your own certificate and go the signing, I

Remember all the fun developers had (still have) with certification and Symbian Signed to get an application through testing? Lots of automatic tests as well as a human eye checking for compatibility and compliance in the name creating dependable applications? It's going to be interesting comparing the reaction of Symbian developers to Apple devlopers now it appears the same system is in plac...

The Symbian Foundation announced today the launch of Symbian Horizon, the publishing program for Symbian developers, at the Symbian Exchange and Exposition 2009 (SEE 2009). Developers can now sign up for the program to have their applications listed in the Symbian Horizon Directory, processed through Symbian Signed, and published to a growing list of application

The Symbian Foundation announced today the launch of Symbian Horizon, the publishing program for Symbian developers, at the Symbian Exchange and Exposition 2009 (SEE 2009). Developers can now sign up for the program to have their applications listed in the Symbian Horizon Directory, processed through Symbian Signed, and published to a growing list of application store partners.