Editorials http://symbian.sys-con.com/ Latest articles from Editorials Copyright 2008 SYMBIAN DEVELOPER'S JOURNAL Wed, 09 Jul 2008 00:15:00 GMT SYMBIAN DEVELOPER'S JOURNAL 10 http://backend.userland.com/rss New York Times and Burnout in the Blogosphere http://symbian.sys-con.com/read/536718.htmhttp://symbian.sys-con.com/read/536718.htm Mon, 07 Apr 2008 14:30:00 GMT The NY Times had a story yesterday, much-written-about in the blogosphere, that said that bloggers were working themselves to death. This was one article about blogging I was glad to be left out of, even so, it could have been about me, a number of years ago, when my lifestyle almost did kill me. Will the gPhone Make a Difference? http://symbian.sys-con.com/read/452941.htmhttp://symbian.sys-con.com/read/452941.htm Wed, 31 Oct 2007 12:45:00 GMT There's a really interesting (free) article by Amol Sharma in the Wall Street Journal about Google's expected cellphone software, and whether Google will be able to do the necessary deals with the mobile carriers. In addition to providing core Google apps (search, maps, YouTube, etc.), the rumor is that the Google mobile operating system will be open to developers who want to use the phone's services, such as GPS data. Get a Boost of Flex this Monday in New York City http://symbian.sys-con.com/read/412664.htmhttp://symbian.sys-con.com/read/412664.htm Sun, 08 Jul 2007 09:00:00 GMT Can afford to take just one day off, get out of your cubicle and see what other people up to these days? Is J2EE still in favor? What's this ESB is about? Have you even heard of using Flex as a Web front end of your Java applications? Do not miss an event in NYC this Monday, that is created for people who think that they are way too busy to take several days off and spend them in the class. Just take one day off and attend the Real-World Java event. The discounted rate for this event is $395. To get this discount, enter the coupon code ?JUGgold' while registering Symbian On the Rise http://symbian.sys-con.com/read/34000.htmhttp://symbian.sys-con.com/read/34000.htm Fri, 27 May 2005 14:45:00 GMT Thanks to some new devices on the market, not to mention Sendo's high-profile defection away from Microsoft, the Symbian operating system has been in the news a lot lately. What's the story behind the system, and what does it have to offer developers, end users, and the market in general?