Inserito il 07 ottobre 2014 alle 05:03:41 da Anonimo.
ma da dove ne e9 uscita qustea notizia? Nokia non ha declassato symbian..ma proprio per niente anzi, dopo anni di successi ci sta puntando ancora!!! Purtroppo symbian e9 sottovalutato e non e9 sviluppato ancora bene immaginatevi che il nokia n8 si potrebbe sfruttare al 100% solo se si riuscisse ad hackarlo e9 tutto qua gli altri os sono avanti perche possiamo considerarli hackati , cioe9 possiamo farci tutto(o auasi) quello che ci pare!Non so se ricordate gli anni scorsi symbian era lento passa qualche anno e diventa veloce grazie agli FP2 poi symbian era macchinoso e questo e9 stato risolto grazie all'n8 Ora dove e9 il problema? Symbian3 e9 chiuso Hackatelo e godetevelo allora!
Inserito il 08 ottobre 2014 alle 09:09:46 da Anonimo.
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Inserito il 11 ottobre 2014 alle 01:04:57 da Anonimo.
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Inserito il 11 ottobre 2014 alle 07:39:22 da Anonimo.
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