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Any possible to install symbiam s60 in n800????
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i dont think so... but i wish! S60v5 is very good
PS: its Symbian.. not Symbiam
PS: its Symbian.. not Symbiam
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Originally Posted by foxdanger
It's possible, and has been discussed previously. So far as I know, no one is working on such a project though.
Any possible to install symbiam s60 in n800????
Most likely, if a Symbian port ever does happen, it will be after that OS becomes fully open source. However, by that point, the next Maemo device will be out, the N800 and N810 will be growing old, and therefore, interest in developing such a port is likely to be small and dwindling.
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I won't use symbian on my n810 even if it becomes available someday. Maemo has a lot more features. Mer even more...
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Originally Posted by sjgadsby
Symbian and Windows Mobile are completely different operating systems.
It's possible, and has been discussed previously
So far:
Symbian cannot be run on tablets
Windows Mobile cannot be run on tablets
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So you guys think.... nokia is already running symbian on the NIT's just to test the viability?
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Originally Posted by meizirkki
Yes, but there was discussion in that thread regarding porting Symbian to the tablets, touched off by igor himself.
Symbian and Windows Mobile are completely different operating systems.
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Originally Posted by sachin007
At this point, I suspect Nokia's more interested in "testing the viability" of moving from Symbian to Maemo than the other way around. However, I do imagine at least one person within Nokia has put Symbian on a tablet at some point, if only because all the bits were sitting right there and it was Friday afternoon...
So you guys think.... nokia is already running symbian on the NIT's just to test the viability?
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there's the 7710 (first touchscreen from nokia i think)... symbian s80 (s90??) just didnt work out...commercially
but now s60v5 has touch support, and as PIM is waaay better than maemo... plus theres more apps to it than maemo
(been using symbian since 2006 in most of my phones)
but now s60v5 has touch support, and as PIM is waaay better than maemo... plus theres more apps to it than maemo
(been using symbian since 2006 in most of my phones)
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wait a second, you are saying there's _more_ apps available for symbian?
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