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Frozen Bubble

Frozen Bubble is one of my favorite games, because it is easy to play, not boring, and doesn’t make you think too much. When Elias Konstantinidis released the first version for Symbian 7.0, I was eager to play it on my Nokia 3650, and decided to help him create a build for Symbian 6.0. That [...]

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GNUGoS60

GNUGoS60 is a port of the Free Software Foundation’s GNU Go application to Nokia’s Series 60 (S60) platform based on the Symbian Operating System (SymbianOS). This program is running good, the only complain is that there is no progress is displayed while the computer is ‘thinking’, so it looks like it hangs each time [...]

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Python

Programming Symbian phones using C++ is not easy, and many have complained about it. To create a small program is very difficult in C++, that is why some prefer to do Java (MIDP) programming, which is easier. Some people thinks that Java is still to complicated and time consuming to write simple programs, that is [...]

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ScummVM

ScummVM is a virtual machine which was made to allow one to play LucasArts adventure games that use the SCUMM system on multiple platforms (and Symbian is one of those platforms). With this you can play your old DOS games from LucasArt. If you don’t have one, you can download some games from http://scummvm.org/.
This applications [...]

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LogExport

Update: 20 November 2007: Certificate has been updated, all of you who get “Certificate Expired” error message can download again.
Update: 13 July 2007: Source code for LogExport is now available (License: GPL v3).
Update: 8 July 2007: A new version thatuses local time (instead of UTC) is available. The default filename is now the current date/month/year. [...]

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