Yesterday we started out easy, taking a peek at the different PIM functions included in S60 5th Edition, using the emulator that’s included in the new S60 SDK, which is normally for developers to use. The emulator runs in a window on your computer, giving a view of the core OS. Today I wanted to

Samsung has launched a beta version of new Samsung's portal for S60 developers which contains various developers useful resources and the first Samsung specific S60 SDK plug-in for the i450 Touchwheel API. Website is currently under heavy beta testing, so please take a look around and pay a special visit technical resources. This means that registration isn't fully open you won't be...

Samsung has launched a beta of its S60 developer support site with content and the first Samsung specific S60 SDK plug-in.

Just now I've run across a thread in the Forum Nokia's Discussion Boards promising an 1000% improvement of emulator's startup time. Two things came to my mind seeing this thread: a paradox attributed to Zeno of Elea and ... the S60 3rd Edition SDK, supporting Feature Pack 2.   First, Zeno's paradox, adapted so that it fits the topic: In order to satisfy the developers, the emulator would have to b

The following is a copy of a Discussion Board post from a thread discussing - again - the level of support of the S60 tools and SDK for the Windows Vista, or more likely the lack there of. This thread finally made me curious enough to try installing the SDK on Windows Vista. Here are my results: OS: Vista Home Premium + SP1 SDK: S60 3rd FP1 IDE: Carbide.C++ 1.3 Pro (eval) Tools: Active Perl 5.6.1

The S60 SDK API Plug-ins have been updated today. One change affecting all the plug-in versions regards the click-through Limited License Agreement (LLA), updated to reflect developer's concerns regarding the use of the provided APIs in 3rd party projects, both closed and open source. The LLA template can be viewed online (also included in each package) and one of the Discussion Boards threads dis