Version 3.0 of the Symbian Product Development Kit is available, and Symbian 3's Mobile Runtime for Java Applications support enables developers to write Java apps for Symbian devices.

Symbian is currently going through that hardening process with its Symbian^3 OS, which will first be available to the public in the shape of Nokia's N8 device, due sometime in August. In the meantime, ...

At Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, the Symbian Foundation has lifted the curtain on Symbian^3, the next iteration of its mobile software platform. It brings a number of noteworthy improvements ...

The next wave of Symbian handsets will feature multitouch interactivity on both capacitive and resistive screens, according to a demo video featuring Nokia's David Rivas.In the Phonedog video ...

Nokia Corp. on Thursday said it delayed the release of Symbian 3, the latest version of its smartphone operating system, because it fell short of internal quality guidelines, as the Finnish mobile ...

Symbian Foundation, responsible for development of the Symbian mobile OS, is readying its Symbian^3 and Symbian^4 versions of the platform, with version 3 likely to be feature-complete next month ...

The Symbian Foundation has released a product development kit for the Symbian^3 smartphone operating system, the first version of the OS to be fully open-sourced.

Symbian 3 phones will have an improved version of Nokia’s Symbian Operating System with features like multi-touch, fast flip scrolling, and a free navigation software.

Nokia on Tuesday launched the N8, its first smartphone based Symbian 3, which Nokia has promised will be easier to use compared to its predecessors.

LONDON (MarketWatch) -- The release of the eagerly-awaited Symbian 3 operating system, which powers Nokia Corp.'s high-end phones, has been delayed to meet quality requirements, Nokia CEO Olli ...

The Symbian Foundation recently announced the availability of the product development kit (PDK) for Symbian^3. The PDK includes the entire source code for Symbian^3, as well as the tools ...

The time has finally come for us to see Symbian's milestone shift toward finger-friendly operation in motion. Firstly, to allay any fears that it'd lack all the modern amenities, we'll note that ...