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1. Rapidly developing mobile applications.

2. Developing applications that take advantage of Web services or data in XML.

3. Developing applications by using either Java or C#.

4. Developing applications that users can move to different devices with different CPUs or a

variety of Windows versions.

4.6 Symbian OS overview

Symbian OS is the world-leading open operating system that powers the most popular and

advanced smartphones today from the world’s leading handset manufacturers. It is being

developed by Symbian Ltd, a software licensing company that supplies the operating system

for many data-enabled mobile phones. With over 110 million Symbian smartphones shipped,

high smartphone growth in developing markets, and increasing mass market requirements,

Symbian’s addressable market is broadening across segments and regions. Symbian based

phones are most popular in Japan (most of the NTT DoCoMo Foma series devices) as well

that is important in SM user context. Symbian OS v9.5, the latest evolution of Symbian OS,

delivers over 70 new features for high-performance, more powerful smartphones at mass

market costs.

The SM partner - WebGate has Symbian experiences and interests to commercialize outputs

of SM projects.

Symbian OS technology has been designed with these key points in mind:

1. to provide power, memory and input and output resource management specifically

required in mobile devices

2. to deliver an open platform that complies with global telecommunications and Internet

standards

3. to provide tools for developing mobile software for business, media and other applications

4. to ensure the wide availability of applications and accessories for different user

requirements

5. to facilitate wireless connectivity for a variety of networks

4.7 Usage of Symbian OS

Nokia has made Symbian OS its strategic choice for smartphone operating systems. Nokia

S60 Software, currently the most widely used software platform in the smartphone market

worldwide, runs on Symbian OS - as does the advanced Nokia Series 80 Communicator

devices. The Symbian OS-based Nokia Series 90 platform delivers touch screen technology

and an advanced software development environment for media-rich applications. The number

of Symbian handset announcements at 2007 year’s Mobile World Congress including four

handsets from Nokia (N96, N78, 6210 Navigator and 6220 Classic), the KT610 handset from

LG, and the G810 handset from Samsung, also indicate a strong start for Symbian in 2008.

Grant Agreement Number: FP7-216923

Acronym: SMARTMUSEUM

Project title: Cultural Heritage Knowledge Exchange

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