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Symbian show hints at future user interface

Summary: Presentations at the Symbian Exchange and Exposition 2009, held this week in London, suggested how the future mobile OS might look

David Meyer

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Nokia's Qt video also demonstrated the user flipping between application screens in a 3D environment.

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Topic: Networking

David Meyer

About David Meyer

David Meyer is a freelance technology journalist. He fell into journalism when he realised his musical career wouldn't pay the bills. David's main focus is on communications, as well as internet technologies, regulation and mobile devices.

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  • Hmmm...

    "Phone manufacturers have long been keen on incorporating such functionality into their devices, in a bid to have handsets replace travelcards and debit cards."

    Incorporating in more flexibility to do things is good, but to replace others completely and make them dependent on a single device of such is bad real bad idea.
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