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Why should I learn PyS60 ?
croozeus | 19 September, 2008 08:34
This post is for PyS60 developers as well as non-developers. If this question has ever occurred to you there are 2 ways you can get a great answer to this question....
Which technology should I use? Round 3: Python by Daniel Rocha, Forum Nokia Expert !
OR
2) Watch the video below 
where our good old PyS60 buddy has something to say on MobiToss, and the question above.
So what are you waiting for ? Get Started with PyS60 !
If you still have the question unanswered... let me know here 
Cheers,
Croozeus
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Re: Why should I learn PyS60 ?
lpvalente | 19/09/2008, 17:38
Hehe, I liked it.
Re: Why should I learn PyS60 ?
jameswhite | 24/09/2008, 08:12
I had view all the video. The information provided in the video is very cool and also informative. After watching the video I am very much interested in buying the mentioned cell phone.
James White
Re: Why should I learn PyS60 ?
bogdan.galiceanu | 19/09/2008, 15:18
Now that's cool. I guess a lot of the "wow" effect is given by the way he demonstrated the appication (making it look like he actually threw the picture at the display) but it's still amazing. PyS60 is great :)