As an Assistant Professor, I'm teaching Symbian OS at the University of Applied Sciences in Hagenberg, Austria. My company "Mopius" is developing mobile software with a special focus on Symbian OS.
Category: Games
pyWuzzler - accelerometer-controlled table soccer on your phone.
Austria is currently one of the host countries of the Euro 2008 , the UEFA European Football Championship. Naturally, soccer is one of the biggest topics in our country at...
Play all the games you want on your mobile phone using mobiPad.
The article „ Ten plausible things that would be really cool on N-Gage “ recently suggested that a Bluetooth game controller should be released for mobile phones....
A short summary: ShakerRacer allows you to control a real RC car with the accelerometer of the N95. This means that you can turn and accelerate simply by tilting your phone. Read more at the previous Forum Nokia blog post . Close-up of the modded RC car that can be controlled by the...
A few minutes ago, the last upload was finally finished and now symbianresources.com does not only feature loads of Symbian OS-related projects and tutorials, but also the course materials of the introductory Java ME course from the Mobile Computing-department of the University of Applied...
Since the API to read the data of the acceleration sensor of the N95 has been released a short time ago, a lot of applications using it have been released. Some examples are the original moving ball -application from Nokia, the light sabre or Accelerinvaders . It’s finally possible to...
Controlling a game on a mobile phone is often a bigger challenge than the game itself — with tiny buttons that are close together, playing a game can be cumbersome and inaccurate. Therefore, designers always have to adapt the games to the keyboard of mobile phones, which naturally limits...
As the fellow Forum Nokia Champion Arto Holopainen pointed out in his Forum Nokia Blog-posting , the 3D accelerometer in the Nokia 5500 is very useful for detecting if a person falls down. I’d like to introduce two applications that were developed in this winter semester by...