Symbian Development

The mobile community has never been so exciting, and Symbian's never been more excited: after a decade of market-leading OS development and more than 250 million smart phones shipped around the world, Symbian is shifting: the Symbian Foundation, announced in June 2008, will bring about the major revolutionary dive in Symbian OS since its establishment - consolidating S60, UIQ, MOAP(S) and ultimately making the platform open source.

Symbian, originally known as EPOC, was created by the British firm Psion, who are perhaps most famous for their best-selling “Organiser", "Series 3" and "Series 5" pocket computers of the 1990s.  Psion were one of the co-founders of the Symbian company, but sold their shares a few years later.

Now, Symbian OS is the advanced, open operating system licensed by the world’s leading mobile phone manufacturers: secure and customizable OS platform, open to all mobile developers, combines the power of an integrated applications environment with mobile telephony, bringing advanced data services to the mass market.

Our Symbian development team is focused on mobile application development targeted for majority of Symbian OS phones; we offer development of custom software solutions for Nokia, Sony Ericsson and other manufacturers using Symbian OS for their mobiles.  Our symbian development experience covers all Symbian platforms: Series 60, Series 80, Series 90, and UIQ and we have deep understanding of developing multiplatform applications for mobile phones with different screen, memory and processor capacities.

Symbian practice at Software Makers is an initiative lead by senior professionals who have worked with leading companies on diverse project challenges ranging from application development house, network operators to handset manufacturers. Our development competency on Symbian extends to application side covering GUI, engine component, system libraries, and/or middleware provides services.  We can engage our developer resources for your

Symbian based development related to:

• Connectivity
• Messaging
• Multimedia
• Security
• Telephony
• Narrow-band protocols
• Networking and Communications Infrastructure
• Base and device driver development