Nokia N8 ships with Anna OS update, every other N8 awaits the OTA update
@Nokia: N8 has started shipping with Symbian Anna this month. Please confirm this with the store!
Tag: symbian
World of Rabbit is one flashy post-apocalyptic smartphone game
Sadly there’s no Dickie Davis, but it’s still a great example of how presentation can help improve good game design. It looks smart, it sounds wonderfully weird, and there’s a tiny hint of the old Game and Watch style of play in World of Rabbit. But can this collection of mini-games win over players in the modern smartphone world?
Nokia learn from Symbian, their Windows Phone software will be available to all manufacturers
I can’t help thinking what the result would have had Nokia allowed their Symbian apps (Ovi Maps, the Ovi Store, Nokia Internet Radio,N-Gage clients, and various other) to run on smartphones from Samsung, Panasonic, Sharp and other licences?
It’s not quite Instagram for Nokia
Have you ever looked over at third party camera applications on other mobile platforms and got just a little bit jealous of all their filters and transformative templates to make your photos just a little bit more fun before uploading them to the likes of Facebook or Twitter? Then perhaps CameraBag is for you?
Burning Platform Memo, the game!
Elop is a mischievous boy. He is on a platform and wants to let it burn! Please help (not him!) and shoot the water on the fire. You will only win if you can drop Elop from the platform. Are you a hero? Now available in the Ovi Store, don’t think I can add much to the description!
If your site is called All About Symbian, what do people think when we talk about Nokia’s Windows Phone plans?
I missed seeing this one when it was posted at the end of May: I’d rather have blogs transition than disappear (e.g. SymbianGuru). Rafe, Ewan, Steve and co are also very much passionate tech and Nokia fans and I’d love to have their take on non-Symbian things if/when Symbian activity significantly ramps down. It all boils down to whether the readers are willing to join you for the ride. Thankfully, here, there are some and your interaction makes this all the worth while – even if they aren’t all in agreement with what we write. Thanks, Jay.
