Symbian Press Releases

Symbian Press Releases

Here's the latest "official" news from the Symbian Foundation, and about Symbian. For media contacts and an archive of press releases, see the links to the right.

Symbian announces Symbian^3 and immediately gives it away

By magdav on 15 Feb 2010

Innovation in HD, 3D, and Apps, Now Available to All

MOBILE WORLD CONGRESS, BARCELONA: London and San Francisco, 15 February 2010 – The Symbian Foundation today unveiled the Symbian^3 (S^3) platform, the first entirely open source release following the platform’s transition to an open source license on 4 February, 2010, which was the largest of its kind in history.

Symbian joins Open Screen Project

By magdav on 15 Feb 2010

MOBILE WORLD CONGRESS, BARCELONA: London and San Francisco – 15 February, 2010 - The Symbian Foundation today announced that it is joining the Open Screen Project, an industry initiative led by Adobe dedicated to enabling the Adobe® Flash® Platform across a broad range of devices. The work of the Open Screen Project will help deliver Adobe Flash Player on future versions of the Symbian platform.

Shaping the Future of Mobile

By magdav on 15 Feb 2010

Symbian community comes together to realize Ideas

MOBILE WORLD CONGRESS, BARCELONA: London and San Francisco – 15 February 2010 - Symbian today revealed that ideas submitted to the Symbian Ideas web site are already being realised as platform enhancements and innovative applications.

Symbian Foundation Members Generate Business Value from Participation

By magdav on 15 Feb 2010

Active members contribute far more than code

MOBILE WORLD CONGRESS, BARCELONA: London and San Francisco - 15 February, 2010 - The Symbian Foundation today took time out from Mobile World Congress to talk about the variety of ways in which members have been contributing to the success of the open source platform, while giving their own business a boost.

Symbian Completes Biggest Open Source Migration Project Ever

By magdav on 04 Feb 2010

The Symbian Foundation offers free code to everyone to enable them to contribute openly to the future of mobile