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Series 40 Platform: Introductory White Paper

Overview Platforms offer developers an opportunity to create applications based on open standard technologies and services such as MMS, XHTML browsing, Flash, and Java technology that have been implemented uniformly across a range of devices. The Series 40 Platform represents the largest volume of mobile phones supported by a platform and presents a significant opportunity to developers. When a platform approach to development is adopted, the core of an application can be delivered to a family of devices used by tens of millions of consumers. Series 40 Platform 3rd Edition continues the evolution of the highest-volume mobile-development platform for developers. The platform will continue to be enhanced, while protecting the core of a developer's investment in existing applications.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Nokia	File Format	PDF
Date Published	May 2006	Downloads	205
Format	White Papers
Topics	Cellular Equipment, Mobile - Wireless Communications

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