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Hartti Suomela's Forum Nokia Blog
Event notice: Open source apps to S60 platform
hartti | 20 July, 2007 22:02
If you are attending the LinuxWorld in San Francisco on August 6-9 (and interested in porting an open source application to smartphones), it might make sense to pay a visit to Forum Nokia Open Source event on August 9th organized in Nokia San Francisco offices quite near to Moscone Center.
The agenda is not online yet, but it is a half-day event (I was told 8am to 1pm) about porting open source applications to S60 smartphones using the Open C plug-in available for S60 devices.
Not to worry, I am not going the speak in there, as the speakers are real experts on Symbian C++ and Open C :-)
The agenda is not online yet, but it is a half-day event (I was told 8am to 1pm) about porting open source applications to S60 smartphones using the Open C plug-in available for S60 devices.
Not to worry, I am not going the speak in there, as the speakers are real experts on Symbian C++ and Open C :-)
Event, Open C, S60 |
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