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<h1> Samsung terminating symbian support</h1><strong> Author: <a href='http://www.articleseen.com/profile_mobiledekho.aspx'>mobiledekho</a></strong><br /><p><p>In one of the sensational news, <b>Samsung</b> drops all symbian support from this december. <b>Samsung</b> will close all its Symbian forums, developer's site and will remove all Symbian-related documentation from its servers.<a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.mobiledekho.com/samsung.html" title="Samsung Mobiles">Samsung Mobiles</a> The Symbian OS has a long history, but its first proper device appeared in 2001, released by Nokia. In the years that followed, many OEMs released devices running versions of the operating system – Motorola, Sony Ericsson and Nokia, amongst others. On Thursday, <b>Samsung</b> posted a message to its . <b>Samsung</b> Mobile Innovator bulletin board The message said, "<b>Samsung</b> Mobile Innovator will discontinue its Symbian support service from December 31, 2010." <b>Samsung</b> encourages Symbian developers to make sure they post any queries by December 10, 2010, so that they might be resolved before all the support and discussion boards are removed on December 31. It seems that <b>samsung</b> wants to delete all Symbian prints from its history. <b>Samsung</b> has adopted an aggressive approach towards its symbian facilities. The Symbian dictated forum and website are all active targets of the move. First up, the Symbian Lab.dev will close on Oct. Further, <b>Samsung</b> says, "Registration and certification of Symbian applications for the <b>Samsung</b> Apps store will cease from 08:00am on the 31st of December 2010." In other words, <b>Samsung</b> is closing up shop and won't look at Symbian apps for its devices any more. As well as removing the forums on New Year's Eve, <b>Samsung</b> said that day would be the last time that Symbian apps will be certified for distribution on the <b>Samsung</b> Apps store. The termination will get active from 29th October with the closure of developer section on the <b>Samsung</b> Mobile Innovator Websites. The second major step will be on 30th and 31in the face of demolishing all the all the forums and data. The Symbian OS has a long history, but its first proper device appeared in 2001, released by Nokia. In the years that followed, many OEMs released devices running versions of the operating system – Motorola, Sony Ericsson and Nokia, amongst others. Only one left in the battle is nokia. Symbian now finds itself in a precarious position – or, more accurately, a more precarious position. It is still technically the most popular and used mobile operating system on the planet, thanks to the sheer number of Nokia devices worldwide. But Nokia is now basically it’s only supporter. And Nokia has other projects on the go. Symbian now defines the expression “all your eggs in one basket”. People think that this act is reflecting the incompetence of <b>samsung</b> to match its standard with the nokia.</p> </p><strong>About the Author:</strong><br />Keep yourself updated for more information on <a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.mobiledekho.com/samsung.html" title="Samsung Mobiles">Samsung Mobiles</a> and all other <a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.mobiledekho.com/" title=" New Mobiles">New Mobiles</a> at mobiledekho.com. <p> Article Source: <a href='http://www.articleseen.com/Article_Samsung-terminating-symbian-support_36272.aspx'> http://www.articleseen.com/Article_ Samsung terminating symbian support_36272.aspx</a></p>

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