by Iain Campbell
with Dale Self, Emlyn Howell, Ian Bunning, Ibrahim Rahman, Lucy Caffery, Malcolm Box, Matthew Elliott, Natasha Ho, Pierre Cochart, Tim Howes, Twm Davies
An up-to-date insight into Communications programming at Symbian, incorporating changes introduced by the latest version of Symbian OS (Symbian OS V9), which is the basis of the new phones currently reaching the market.
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by Richard Harrison (Editor), Mark Shackman (Editor)
Richard Harrison’s existing books are the bestsellers in the Symbian Press Portfolio. His latest book, co-written with Mark Shackman is the successor to "Symbian OS C++ for Mobile Phones" Volumes One and Two. Written in the same style as the two previous volumes, this is set to be another gem in the series.
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by Iain Campbell
with Dale Self, Emlyn Howell, Ian Bunning, Ibrahim Rahman, Lucy Caffery, Malcolm Box, Matthew Elliott, Natasha Ho, Pierre Cochart, Tim Howes, Twm Davies
An up-to-date insight into Communications programming at Symbian, incorporating changes introduced by the latest version of Symbian OS (Symbian OS V9). It guides developers through the Symbian OS communications architecture and provides essential information on the communications models and programming interfaces used by Symbian OS.
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Mobile Operating Systems will use Symbian OS as a vehicle to discuss operating system concepts as they are applied to mobile operating systems. |
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The Architecture Sourcebook is different. It will show where the OS came from, how it has evolved to be what it is, and provide a simple model for understanding what it is, how it is put together, and how to interface to it and work with it.
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by Richard Harrison (Editor), Mark Shackman (Editor)
Richard Harrisons latest book, is the successor to Symbian OS C++ for Mobile Phones Volumes One and Two. The existing material from the volumes will be combined, with explanations and example code updated to reflect the introduction of Symbian OS v9.
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by Michael J. Jipping
June 2002, Paperback
The Symbian OS Communications Architecture is the cornerstone of Symbian OS,
allowing developers to create compelling applications which combine mobile
computing and telecommuications.
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This book starts with the question of how to add new functionality and new services into smartphone devices and then focuses on these skills based on experience with literally hundreds of Symbian OS development projects.
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The book gives an under-the-hood view of Symbian's new real-time kernel. The book concentrates throughout on the kernel, pointing out key differences from the old kernel where they affect the target audience.
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The overall goal of the book is to provide introductory coverage of Symbian OS and get developers who have little or no knowledge of Symbian OS developing as quickly as possible.
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by Craig Heath
February 2006, ©2006, Paperback
An introduction to the new security architecture of Symbian OS v9, describing the security model, the implications for the design of software running on it, and new programming interfaces for working with platform security features.
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by Jo Stichbury, Mark Jacobs
The Primer will explain the content tested in the Accredited Symbian Developer exam. It will break down the subject areas examined in the online test and succinctly describe each concept as a series of exam objectives.
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Designed as a companion to Symbian OS C++ for Mobile Phones, this book aims to trade comprehensive coverage for an approach which will give developers insight on how to code for the Symbian OS.
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This book provides all that is needed, with fully worked examples you are walked through the relevant parts of the protocol that will need to be used.
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by Richard Harrison
April 2003, ©2003, Paperback
This
practical book offers hands-on programming experience to programmers who are
new to the OS, to help them get to grips with all aspects of application
development.
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This book is a second and companion text to Harrison's original volume, Symbian OS C++ for Mobile Phones.
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The aim of this book is to equip Java developers with all the knowledge they need to fully exploit the richness available to Java applications provided by Symbian OS.
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by DIGIA Inc. (Editor)
October 2002, Paperback
Everything you need for Series 60 application development.
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by Jonathan Allin, Colin Turfus, Alan Robinson, Lucy Sweet, John Bown
August 2001, Paperback
Learn how to write high quality and efficient Java applications for constrained devices. |
The book is project rather than theory based, providing hands-on development for the reader, demonstrating ease of use of Symbian OS technologies through
OPL.
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by Paul Coulton, Reuben Charles Edwards
with Helen Clemson
A practical guide based on the authors experiences in developing and teaching an academic course on the Symbian OS. This tutorial book is perfect for programmers and provides a series of example-based scenarios.
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