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[null,"ID","Category","Subcategory","Title","Description","Post Date","Last Modified Date","Author","Review Rating","Approval Rating","Stage","Up Votes ","Down Votes"]
[null,1024,"Symbian Foundation","Make development easier","Have a Symbian Foundation application promoting developer applications","The foundation should create a smartphone application that promotes (daily or weekly) developer applications.  The application pushes the \"App of the Day/Week\" to all of those who have the application on their device.  We can also have a randomizer pull the various graphics representing the foundation on flicr.  The application should have the foundation brand/colors with the random logos.  The application should be created and deployed through a web run-time language (python, flashlite, etc).","2009-06-11T17:45:19","2010-06-11T15:22:41","Brian",0,100,"Closed",7,0]
[null,1025,{"$nulls":3},"I like it!  I&apos;m also thinking there could be a version of this for beta testers of interesting apps before they go up on an app store.  O2 have a thing call \"Litmus\" (they talked about this at Mobile Monday in London in April, I think) where they roll out apps to a limited set of beta testers and gather their feedback before \"promoting\" apps with good feedback to their app store.  We could do that if there was a way for users to give their feedback.\n\n\n\n\nAs always, the devil&apos;s in the details.  Is it just for freeware, or for commercial apps as well?  How do we position it so it doesn&apos;t compete with \"proper\" app stores like Ovi or network operator stores?  How do we decide which apps should be featured?","2009-06-11T17:59:30","2009-06-11T17:59:30","craigh",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2304,"Symbian Foundation",null,"Best Answer/Answered for every thread on the SF forums","A user sees a thread on the forum but doesn&#39;t know whether the thread has been (aptly) replied to. Even if the thread is answered , user doesn&#39;t know which one is actually the best answer.\n\nThread could be marked &quot;Answered&quot; if the thread is aptly answered and the best answer in the thread could be marked &quot;Best Answer&quot;\n\n\n\n\n","2009-11-03T17:15:00","2010-08-03T16:35:36","gauravk",0,100,"Closed",2,0]
[null,3328,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Make the Status-Bar THINNER  so that screen real estate becomes bigger","I noticed that the status bar in all s60 to s60v5 is so thick for no reason! It's the thickest I've seen compared to other Mobile OSes. It steals a lot of space making display feel cramped especially when rotated to landscape. \n \n\n\n\n\n\nI think it can be reduced up to 1/3 the current size. Battery and Signal status should now be horizontal instead of vertical.  \n \n\n\n\n\n\nIf for some strange reason Symbian can't reduce its thickness, they have to atleast make it SEMI-TRANSPARENT so that the background image fills the whole screen therefore Minimize the cramped feel.","2009-12-10T06:26:17","2010-10-11T05:23:18","BoyBawang",0,100,"Expert review",34,0]
[null,3405,{"$nulls":3},"To give you Idea how THICK the current s60 statusbar is:","2009-12-13T08:45:27","2009-12-13T08:45:27","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9642,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing it back for community support! ","2010-09-26T20:25:45","2010-09-26T20:25:45","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3840,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Add option to Add Programs on hot keys through Speed Dial Function","Add option to add programs on Speed Dial Function . So one has option to use number keys as speed dial for programs also. ","2009-12-22T19:02:56","2010-10-13T18:12:29","s60betalabs",0,83.95,"Expert review",30,2]
[null,3851,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Fakhre,  I like your creatiity, but I have memory deficits and I would be lost without ICONs and visual cues.  That is just me and I am not everyone.  I see some advantage to your proposal, for those who may like simplification........so maybe have this as a choice and not a default.","2009-12-22T22:17:49","2009-12-23T16:57:35","ginau",{"$nulls":3},1,1]
[null,3859,{"$nulls":3},"I support this idea very much!! I have used all the speed dial keys to some phone numbers already but I would reallocate some keys to Music Player or Camera or Browser depending what functions are not supported by special keys already. Of course, this does not make much sense if you have touch device such as N97, or does it?","2009-12-23T10:17:24","2009-12-23T10:17:24","terhon",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,3885,{"$nulls":3},"Isn't there many 3rd party S60 software that offer this?  BTW my old Siemens phone had that capability out of the box and it was very very handy.\n\n\n\n\nI also miss my old Nokia 3310 alternative method of navigating menus. It assigned numbers to each menu selection. Say I wanna view messages I dial something like 2-1-3","2009-12-24T05:35:14","2009-12-24T05:35:14","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3893,{"$nulls":3},"T9Nav does nearly the same job though, it support on s60v3.  I want to see T9Nav on s60v5 or built-in the system.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nMay be for your idea there will be a small icon on the dpad showing that this Speeddial lead to what.  For the combination of dpad  just use T9Nav.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nHere is the demo of T9Nav http://www.nuance.com/t9/t9nav/","2009-12-25T02:34:20","2009-12-25T02:34:20","trusthaha",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,3894,{"$nulls":3},"Very nice idea!","2009-12-25T12:25:51","2009-12-25T12:25:51","denver",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,3913,{"$nulls":3},"Alam bro how this can be implemented in homescreen you need numbers to dial while in menu if u press 1 it will goto first element in menu :( how this can be done ?gimme a bit more info dear ;)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIt can be done in combinations but only in menu ;)","2009-12-25T14:04:41","2009-12-26T17:32:22","apache",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3970,{"$nulls":3},"Hey I have another Idea - To extend the Number of contacts in Speed Dial - http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=3969","2009-12-28T04:24:22","2009-12-28T04:24:22","tahmeedans",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,9858,{"$nulls":3},"I'm support you !","2010-10-07T10:24:37","2010-10-07T10:24:37","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3977,{"$nulls":3},"In looking through some Nokia, Symbian and Applications sites in general.  This is an option.  \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThe problem I see is that it is an option that is not as main stream as a more technology/human interface or a more sophistacated UI.  I thought about it, and then saw that the TECHIEs love it....Well, it is available (from my site visits and from this thread), and the rest of the world is not that technical and wants glam and ease of use.  There is a market, it just seems saturated with applications which already do what you are proposing, or if one is that technical, they can rig it up for themselves.  I am sorry, but it does not make sense to me to develop a app that already has third party apps and a NICHE market.","2009-12-28T04:34:06","2009-12-28T04:34:05","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6834,{"$nulls":3},"We can also add more then 10 number of app by just adding the string # or * before the app no. - Ex #11 will open the app in 11 position. ","2010-03-29T17:42:44","2010-03-29T17:42:44","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9663,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing it Back for Community Support!","2010-09-26T20:54:55","2010-09-26T20:54:55","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4070,{"$nulls":3},"Nice to be added - Like Nokia E- Series programmable key.","2010-01-03T09:54:44","2010-01-20T12:31:38","za4689862",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5376,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Allow us to set how messages are displayed in the inbox","This idea is contingent upon one thing, and that's whether or not threaded SMS/MMS becomes the new messaging application in the OS, which I hope it does.\n\n\n\n\nAs it stands right now however, there is no way to truly set how users want their Inbox to look when they open it. By default, the Inbox shows you every single message, but if you go into Options&gt;Settings&gt;Other&gt;Show messages in groups you can change that.\n\n\n\n\nThe problem with showing messages in groups is that even though you've selected \"Yes\" for that option, there are still other sorting options you can play with. When you go back out to the Inbox after selecting yes for showing messages in groups, you can go into Options&gt;Sort by&gt;Date, Sender, Subject, and Message type. Whatever you choose there, if it's not by Date, it's never going to show that way all the time. As soon as you exit Messaging, it goes right back to the default setting (Date).\n\n\n\n\nI propose that in the settings menu, where the user chooses \"Show messages in groups,\" a new option will pop up, after the user selects Yes on Show messages in groups, asking HOW the user wants the messages to be sorted now, with the all the options from the Inbox menu (Date, Sender, Subject, and Message type). So now, every time you access it, it always shows the messages the way you set it to show you.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-09T21:01:33","2010-10-14T10:22:25","NseriesFreak7",0,100,"Expert review",36,0]
[null,10061,{"$nulls":3},"agree","2010-10-10T16:15:29","2010-10-10T16:15:29","nitrous17",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10234,{"$nulls":3},"There are many ideas like this, that have min. 30 votes but are still not in \"expert view\". Before they vanish tomorrow when the system is changed, I bring them back to top, hoping, that they will get \"expert-view\"-status in time, before they vanish.","2010-10-14T10:12:52","2010-10-14T10:12:52","Tim.Linde",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2049,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Autocomplete brackets and inverted commas in predictive text","Predictive text should automatically suggest ), ], }, &quot; or &#39; when (, [, , &quot; or &#39; have most recently been used.\n\nCurrently having cycled through the punctuation items within the 1 button you have to cycle through them again to close.","2009-10-29T09:34:31","2010-10-15T11:57:28","timh",0,100,"Expert review",30,0]
[null,2050,{"$nulls":3},"For the more grammatically minded, this would be very useful. ","2009-10-29T09:35:31","2009-10-29T09:35:31","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,8127,{"$nulls":3},"I like this in many ways and am bringing it back for review and voting. +1 Tim","2010-06-28T17:10:47","2010-06-28T17:11:28","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8136,{"$nulls":3},"Ya, Gina - Sound great - You have my vote!","2010-06-29T07:15:17","2010-06-29T07:15:17","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3073,"Symbian Foundation","Increase device usage","Increase usability of fullscreen qwerty keyboard ","Increase size of fullscreen qwerty keyboard part to view you have written by reducing the OK button and the menu button a half, moving the backspace button next to the spacebar (reducing it) and placing the direction buttons one over the other.\nPlease!!!\n","2009-12-01T17:04:55","2009-12-01T17:04:55","cfergo",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,5377,"Mobile applications",null,"Automatic voice mail service","Hi,\n\n\n\n\nMy idea is as following:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n1. When I am not able to receive a call, I will start a service in background which will automatically take a caller to a voice mail service built-in my phone (not provided by the operator).\n\n\n\n\n2. When that service is started and a phone call arrives, the service will wait for sometime (say 30s) and automatically receive the call (say by generating the call accept key and passing to the phone manager). It will then start a recording session on the phone asking the caller to record a voice mail.\n\n\n\n\n3. Once  the caller hangs up, the service will store the voice mail in some format (say amr) for the phone user to listen to later on.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-10T04:11:51","2010-02-10T04:12:32","bis",0,28.79,"Voting and discussion",1,7]
[null,5437,{"$nulls":3},"This type of Application already Exists - Please refine your Idea. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nhttp://melonmobile.com/ProductDetailsOverview.aspx?product=203","2010-02-11T10:00:14","2010-02-11T10:00:14","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5451,{"$nulls":3},"Doesn't Google Voice and SpinVox already offer this; and the Visual Voicemail feature on other mobiles/carriers is also a way in which this is enabled.","2010-02-11T14:04:21","2010-02-11T14:04:21","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5453,{"$nulls":3},"Bad idea:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nif the phone is off, you need the providers mailbox. And if the phone is on, you want a separate built-in mailbox. So you have 2 different mailboxes to set up, to keep in mind, ...\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-11T14:37:39","2010-02-11T14:37:39","David.Zaun",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6790,{"$nulls":3},"apps like these result in the use of minutes because the phone answers the call to record the message","2010-03-25T22:58:11","2010-03-25T22:58:11","waxxone",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6561,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing this back to community for attention.  My recommendation is to get the  above-mentions APPs Symbian Signed and have them be a potential app to purchase in Horizons.\n\n\n\n\nSince there are existing solutions to what you propose, please refine your IDEA, so it is different from curently available technology, or we will close in 1 week.","2010-03-15T14:10:27","2010-03-15T14:10:27","ginau",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,6621,{"$nulls":3},"Im not sure how the idea would work but if i could refine i say the should write in the the native code too support the already available visual voicemail offered by carriers/mobiles, which are all being sued by Klausner Technologies, Inc. for patent infringements, so if they hold the patents on the IT then Symbian should license the technology or create their own APP. It wouldn't be a new innovation but it would keep Symbian up to date with current trends in the touchscreen market and make voicemail handling more efficient IMHO.","2010-03-17T18:11:39","2010-03-17T18:11:39","nickelz",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5633,"Mobile functionality",null,"Symbian Must have options","My last three phones were nokia , and I must say I'm delighted with system and abilities.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nRecently, I bought Nokia with Symbian. I'll be straightforward and tell you I didn't find it handy and easier to use. Symbian is great os for mobiles, and with just little improvements would make mobile world much better. I have to say, mobile phone is application that needs reliable , fast, and easy to use message system as well as phone calls. That's the main purpose of a mobile phone. Second, with all of this cutting edge technology and it is a simple organisation of multimedia files and folders and quick access to them that's second most important thing. Third, you need security. You want to prevent some people accessing in your phone and browsing through your personal stuff. Nobody wants that. Main menu, subfolder, settings - it all has to be organised in clear and simple way. On nokia phones before symbian it was like that - and symbian lacks hard in some features. That is why people resort to various 3rd party applications.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nHere are the most crucial changes that should be made : \n\nSms messages :\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nEmotions - That's the most important thing for younger population. Emotions can tell much more than words. We're all used to them, and  system without them is outdated one. Animated SMS has this feature - and they did it nicely. If you don't want to include it,  try to make deal with them to import in symbian os.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nFont size and border lines - a complete mess here. In previous phone I used , line to is colored blue while text type area in colored white and has black bold outline. Font size is big enough and bolded - what's also very important. You actually feel \"cozy\" wen writing messages there while in symbian I can't distinguish line between to ( who I am sending message to ) and text type area. Font size is too small, even set on largest scale. That's why people mess with installing new fonts or using application called Font magnifyer.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nInbox , Sent messages : It would be nice if number of total number of messages was posted below and within inbox folder as well as sent folder. That way I don't have to acess inbox and outbox every time I want to check my number of total messages, which is displayed in left corner of screen. You shouldn't disallow us to keep as much messages in sent folder we want. Some of us like to keep messages, 999 is too small amount.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSettings : I have to go to options in order to access settings which I don't find nice. It would be lot better to make it \" stand-alone\". \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nOther : Also , on quick access button ( OK - called button, one in middle)there are only 3 options : send, Insert content, add recipient. You have to expand it to copy and paste.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nMultimedia : \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nGallery should have much simpler folder organisation way. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIt should have images, video clips, music files, themes,, graphics, tones, recordings,received files and memory card folder within. We need option to freely browse here, not gallery restrictions in symbian. Symbian puts all of our pictures there which is not acceptable. We can't make folder - Winter Holiday, Crazy stuffs, Private.. but it's all in one . We want to access our memory card and freely browse through content. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWe wouldn't need any file browser. If you are afraid we could browse through system files on memory card or things like that, well we still can. With built in system browser and Y-browser as 3rd party app. You could just set system files not to be shown.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nApplications,Media and Ograniser have to be divided. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIn application folder - only apps should exist.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIn media : Media players and stuff related to that.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nOrganiser : Should include Calndar, Notes, Clock applications ( Which I think must be renamed to Alarm)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSettings needs more organised view.  - For example : Tones should be taken out of personalisation as most users have difficulties finding it.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSecurity : It would be nice if you could make phone lock happen automatically with keypad lock. That's something most of us want. We can't wait sometimes for 1 minute ( which is miminum) and by locking with keypad would be much better.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThat's it for now, stay tuned for more : ).\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-17T21:56:39","2010-02-28T12:09:22","Nokiaideas",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,7389,{"$nulls":3},"You really need to split your ideas to get people to vote.  No one is going to read that much text ;) \n\n\n\n\nAlso some voters might like one idea out of all of them and they can't vote on just one but the whole bunch.","2010-05-05T18:25:14","2010-05-05T18:25:41","Susana",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,8961,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Viewed By Features","I suggest to build a similar feature like \"Popular Tags\" but use to showing who view that idea, category, forum, List, Profile, etc. it called \"Viewed By\" and it become larger if that member views more.\n\nIt will provide more community sense and get closer each others where we could see all members around. It also help to gain popularity among same interest between members.","2010-08-22T19:55:13","2010-08-22T19:55:13","lawrence27",0,100,"Voting and discussion",4,0]
[null,8962,{"$nulls":3},"@ We shall moving up one level of this community world.. Some times we follow someone, this is also kind of community..\n\n@ We may think browse by ideas or categories, but some how we also browse by members or topics.","2010-08-22T19:56:03","2010-08-31T05:22:56","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9985,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Smart Secretary","hi there\n\n\n\n\nI am going to develop my Mobile application and i want You to Vote the application is ....\n\n\n\n\nA smart secretary for user   what will the application do\n\n\n\n\n1-we know that there is peoples so busy can't answers on their calls so i think to make to them\n\n\n\n\n    A smart answer machine that has the ability of auto answer the caller in a smart fashion\n\n\n\n\n     as it can understand the caller and listen and call him during the call and get the main points\n\n\n\n\n     from the call and make a voice report and deliver it to user in the colser free time\n\n\n\n\n2- smart scheduling that has the ability of make auto schedule for user depending up on \n\n\n\n\n     the daily , Monthly , yearly  appointments that the user specifiy it . and also the auto answer\n\n\n\n\n     machine specify it ..\n\n\n\n\n3-answer machine can make appointments to user as the caller may need an appointment from\n\n\n\n\n    user it tell the user in the closest free time in the schedule and the user can deny , accept ,  \n\n\n\n\n   chose another time for it replace it with another appointment and the Smart answer machine\n\n\n\n\n   tell the appointment Booker by the status of appointment(denied ,...)and it 's time and   enable the user to confirm that ,\n\n\n\n\n4-Manage the schedule of the user and alarm him with the start and the end of the each appointement\n\n\n\n\n5-auto generate schedule for the user every day and update it automatically or by user within\n\n\n\n\n   the day ..\n\n\n\n\n6-the user has the ability to setting the application to send or call specific people in specific time with the ability of repeat this action\n\n\n\n\n7-in the closest free time the application give the user a report of every thing  happen during \n\n\n\n\n    the last time ..\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n                Finally pleas help me and vote for this application what do you think this application\n\n\n\n\n                 is it useful to business man/woman.....?\n\n\n\n\n                is it suitable and useful to every busy person ....?\n\n\n\n\n                        i Wait your vote\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-08T21:44:55","2010-10-08T21:44:55","yayaNasr",0,100,"Voting and discussion",7,0]
[null,10558,{"$nulls":3},"i'm not a business man but this kind of app is very useful for me.","2010-11-16T23:11:24","2010-11-16T23:11:24","md92h",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10497,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Press hardware key to show a set of text-only widgets while the device is locked (on Symbian^3)","Currently when pressing hardware key (the one that opens menu when unlocked), the unlock screen shows up with a huge clock, but we already have a unlocking slider dedicated to unlocking, and a clock is displayed anyway even when the device is locked (symbian^3). The unlock screen seems to be useless right now.\n\n\n\n\nIt would be great to have widget slots that display text only information on screen when the hardware key is press while the device is locked.","2010-11-12T08:18:26","2010-11-12T08:18:26","naviru",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,258,"Symbian Foundation","Make development easier","Symbian Foundation Example Code Licensing","Having had a look at some older Symbian example code, distributed under a BSD-style license with some obnoxious clauses related to sublicensing, choice of legal venue and restricting the ways in which the examples can be used (i.e. only as a minor component in a larger project, and only for manipulating files created on Symbian OS, or running on Symbian OS), I feel that it&apos;s a good idea to review the licensing of this material.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nFor the unfamiliar, I&apos;m referring to the license at https://www.ohloh.net/licenses/symbian-example-source-code-license.\n\n\n\n\nPersonally, I believe that they should be covered under a real BSD License, or if people aren&apos;t willing to stretch that far, something compatible with the GPL and EPL, to maximise the reuse potential for this code.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nFeel free to disagree, though.","2009-04-26T22:05:20","2009-10-12T11:25:37","vmlemon",0,100,"Voting and discussion",3,0]
[null,259,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Tyson,\n\n\n\n\nYou&apos;re right, there were many troublesome features of that previous example code licence.\n\n\n\n\nAs it happens, a new example code licence was put in place in the first half of 2008.  You can see the new licence here.\n\n\n\n\nIn case that link becomes invalid, I append a copy of the licence for convenience.\n\n\n\n\n&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;\n\n\nSymbian example code licence\nPlease read this licence agreement carefully:\n\n\nCopyright 2008 Symbian Software  Ltd.  \n Subject to compliance with the  conditions set out below you may:\n\n\n\nuse, copy and modify copies  of this software and associated documentation (together the &ldquo;Example Code&rdquo;); and\nmake available, distribute, sub-licence and/or sell new software that is derived from or incorporates the Example Code (&ldquo;Application&rdquo;).\n\n\n\nThis notice, unmodified, shall be included with all copies or substantial portions of the Example Code that are distributed in source code form;\n This notice, unmodified, shall be included with all copies or substantial portions of the Example Code that are distributed in binary form in the documentation and/or other materials provided with the distribution;\n You must not use Symbian&apos;s trade marks, name or logos on or in relation to your Application or otherwise to market your Application, and you must not make representations that your Application is in any way endorsed by or connected with Symbian.\n \n THE EXAMPLE CODE IS PROVIDED \"AS IS\", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NON-INFRINGEMENT.   IN NO EVENT SHALL SYMBIAN BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE EXAMPLE CODE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE EXAMPLE CODE.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-04-26T22:31:12","2009-04-27T08:52:35","dw2",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,7940,{"$nulls":3},"Has this been resolved....It is a very valid and important thread for SF to bring to, maybe the legal department.","2010-06-10T02:04:31","2010-06-10T02:04:31","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,317,{"$nulls":3},"The \"must include this notice\" conditions are a bit obnoxious, especially the \"distributed in binary form\" - we used to hate it when suppliers tried to force Symbian to accept such terms. I independently posted a similar idea about the template baseport, but I&apos;d be in favour of not imposing any conditions on what people do with the example code.\n\n\n\n\nWhat&apos;s the advantage of using the Apache or BSD license, rather than nothing at all? It&apos;s not as though people tend to include whole example source files unmodified - the purpose is generally to provide code for people to change.","2009-04-28T10:22:36","2009-04-28T11:08:42","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,514,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","Host packages consisting of translated .rls files","This idea is a spin-off from the idea I posted about asking the community to help to provide non-English translations of our documentation.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThe foundation should ask those companies making devices (and hence translating all of our .rls strings into 40+ languages) to contribute those translated strings to the foundation who would then host them as packages made available to all.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThis will reduce the cost of bringing a Symbian^N phone to market in non-English languages, as the ODMs will only need to translate the strings arising from their own code, and we won&apos;t have every ODM translating the same string into the same language over and over again.","2009-05-07T09:45:04","2010-06-03T13:09:14","danm",0,58.94,"Closed",2,1]
[null,515,{"$nulls":3},"I&apos;m sure that it should really be a separate idea, but what about providing Japanese/Chinese fonts and rendering code (at least for display)? I believe that Arabic/Persian/Farsi and Russian fonts are already included in the firmware of many Symbian OS/S60-based devices (as I discovered recently, when I was able to view Arabic text on a web page in Opera Mobile and the WebKit-based browser).","2009-05-07T10:05:54","2009-05-07T10:05:54","vmlemon",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,519,{"$nulls":3},"I&apos;m absolutely in favour of asking people to contribute translations, but there are various practical snags with the suggested implementation.\n\n\n\n\nFirst of all, putting the translations into a separate package makes it harder to spot the connection with code that changes over time, so you really want to do something more systematic. I&apos;m particularly impressed with the way Launchpad deals with translations (see https://translations.launchpad.net/), and that&apos;s not simply putting translated files into the SCM system.\n\n\n\n\nSecondly, the source does already contain translations into something like 48 locales - see for example sf\\app\\devicecontrol\\pnpmobileservices\\pnpms\\PnP\\PnpProvisioningAppInc\\LocalizedFiles.\n\n\n\n\nI expect that Nokia will ensure that these translations are maintained as the related code changes (by contributing updates or raising defects), but it might be a challenge to build out equivalent levels of translation for contributions from other companies.","2009-05-07T12:35:10","2009-05-07T12:59:06","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1794,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","Symbian in application contests","Symbian should NOT lose opportunities to showcase its platform and its ability to create useful applications.\n\n\n\n\nI don't know how many of you read us from Germany, but the Federal State of Baden-W&uuml;rttemberg just launched a nice competition to promote mobile applications for its citizens. There are some neat money awards as well. \n\nhttp://www.mfg.de/medienentwicklung/\nhttp://www.bw-goes-mobile.de/\n\nSymbian Foundation should contact local authorities/organizers and send informative material and free toolkits ASAP. These are the kinds of opportunities that should not be left without immediate response since, if successful, they sometimes mean further penetration and/or prevailing in certain markets. Or at least free publicity!\n\n\n\n\nThe EU should remain Symbian's playground...","2009-10-02T21:42:05","2010-06-03T13:31:55","kensai",0,88.37,"Closed",7,1]
[null,1799,{"$nulls":3},"I hope you don't mind, I moved this from the Applications category to Marketing. This is because it's about promoting application-development rather than a suggestion of any particular application.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nBTW, I support the general idea of app-contests and similar promotions. However, I see no reason to make it EU-specific.","2009-10-05T13:15:42","2009-10-05T20:21:10","LawrenceSimpson",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7665,{"$nulls":3},"Don't know why this has not gotten votes. It is free grant money for developing Symbian Foundation applications.  The USA has this too. I vote yes.","2010-05-25T04:45:22","2010-05-25T04:46:39","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7675,{"$nulls":3},"My Vote goes too!","2010-05-25T06:09:17","2010-05-25T06:09:16","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3842,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","The most important are the contacts","Symbian will be an efficient mobile OS. I think, the most important are the contacts. So I think, they should be more usefull:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nFrom a contact I would: call this contact / write a SMS / write a Email / write a instant message in any network (anybody here suggested a plugin system) / navigate to this contact / go to website of this contact / see the logs of all communication with this contact (the solution in Maemo is not bad) / search of any tasks of this contact / search entries in calendar with this task / search in memos or notices I do for this contacts / ...\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI want find my contacts with all entries of this, incl. city, country, second name, ...\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2009-12-22T19:32:53","2010-08-11T16:15:07","carafaja",0,100,"Closed",10,0]
[null,3844,{"$nulls":3},"There's a social mobile framework being contributed to the platform by Sasken, I don't know if you read the blog posting on blog.symbian.org? This should fulfil most of these things. I think social networking centricity is certainly the way the platform is heading, so I like your idea but I think a lot of this stuff is being worked on.","2009-12-22T19:40:26","2009-12-22T19:40:26","brendand",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4130,{"$nulls":3},"Also, there is a proposal already \"social mobile framework\" in line with this idea - extending it to other applications as well .","2010-01-05T05:17:20","2010-01-05T05:17:20","cgandhi",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4002,{"$nulls":3},"Good ideas. As a proof of that, most of these already exist in Symbian^3 or are currently under development. Let's check if something is still missing after Symbian^4 has been released.","2009-12-29T10:59:24","2009-12-29T10:59:24","kaurila",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4008,{"$nulls":3},"I confirm your idea, the most important are contacts :)\n\n\n\n\nThe add of Social Networking features is a must-do for next generation mobile (hope other mobile OS won't propose it before Symbian).","2009-12-29T12:00:51","2009-12-29T12:00:51","axisama",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4017,{"$nulls":3},"Some screenshots about existing functionality in Symbian^3 about what you can do from a contact: ttp://developer.symbian.org/wiki/index.php/Contacts, particularly see \"Phonebook application, UI concept\". Also 'navigate to the contact' is available although it is not in screenshots.\n\n\n\n\nSome of the coming functionality in Symbian^4 is listed here:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://developer.symbian.org/wiki/index.php/Contacts_Package/Backlog","2009-12-29T13:58:09","2009-12-29T13:58:09","kaurila",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4018,{"$nulls":3},"Why yes, a plugin-system for contacts has been suggested :)","2009-12-29T14:00:29","2009-12-29T14:00:29","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5378,"Symbian Foundation","Make development easier","Dont use Design patterns extensively","Hi,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI think Symbian interfaces should stop using too much of design pattern methodology. The interfaces should be simple enough for a relatively inexperienced developer to start writing code. The extensive use of design patterns in Symbian have not only increased lines of code but also increased initial development time. The interfaces should be simple C++ interfaces (as in QT) so that time to market a product is reduced.","2010-02-10T04:29:05","2010-02-10T04:29:53","bis",0,22.64,"Voting and discussion",3,4]
[null,2051,"Mobile applications",null,"Location based alarms","I&#39;d like to be able to set a location based alarm. e.g., when travelling home late at night I&#39;d like to be able to set an alarm to go off when I get to my station in case I fall asleep.","2009-10-29T09:36:18","2010-06-15T14:40:28","timh",0,94.37,"Being done",51,2]
[null,7684,{"$nulls":3},"we already have such application in symbian .... sf/app/location/eventsui","2010-05-26T03:24:23","2010-05-26T03:24:22","symbiansandy",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7173,{"$nulls":3},"Tim, do you like any of the apps that you have suggested? :)","2010-04-22T13:40:35","2010-04-22T13:40:35","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2060,{"$nulls":3},"Did this happen to you last night after a few shandies by any chance ;-). Good idea though.","2009-10-29T12:48:17","2009-10-29T15:59:36","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2356,{"$nulls":3},"Try GPS Action by SymbianGuru. It is the best location based alarm application.","2009-11-05T16:08:01","2009-11-05T16:08:31","finya",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7505,{"$nulls":3},"Looks like this has now been implemented so we should change the status to DONE! Excellent.\n\n\n\n\nhttp://twitpic.com/1ndhmx","2010-05-13T11:14:57","2010-05-13T11:14:57","timh",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2660,{"$nulls":3},"There&#39;s an app for that(TM), and since GPS would drain the battery, cellid is good enough for most use cases (especially the train based use case). \n\nhttp://shop.psiloc.com/en/Application,262299,Psiloc+MiniGPS","2009-11-17T13:22:01","2009-11-17T13:22:01","SymsourceTim",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2678,{"$nulls":3},"In the interests of balance, here&#39;s another along the same lines http://phonesymbian.com/2009/11/17/best-gsmnavigator-for-nokia-5800-xpressmusic/","2009-11-17T18:20:11","2009-11-17T18:20:10","SymsourceTim",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2272,{"$nulls":3},"Another bonus of location based alarms is something like a reminder to charge the phone when you get home.","2009-11-03T01:46:57","2009-11-03T01:46:57","talcite",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,2535,{"$nulls":3},"That&#39;s not going to work for me until we have phones that can run GPS without draining the battery. Probably the best solution to this is going to be GSM triangulation based.\n","2009-11-12T13:55:52","2009-11-12T13:55:52","timh",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2819,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Expansion slot","If you look what makes the IBM PC successful product in the past - it was the possibility to develop additional hardware and expand the basic functionality of the compter through the ISA bus. This is something, which is missing in today&#39;s phones. I would like to see the expansion slot to connect peripheral cards to phones. Nowadays there are only two possibilities, either use the USB or micro SDcard slot. The second one can be used only with some constraints as it is designed for slave passive memory cards, while the USB might be a good choice, but it is not designed for peripherals, which can be hidden in the phone casing - there must be strictly specified hardware form factor and it must be possible to insert the device into card slot. Another standard, which might be used or adopted is SDIO from SDCard Association.\n\nSupplementary requirement for such slot will be possibility of controlling them through\nexisting drivers from the user-level code.","2009-11-22T07:23:00","2009-11-22T07:23:00","stenlik",0,14.1,"Voting and discussion",1,7]
[null,3419,{"$nulls":3}," \n\n\n\n  Normal 0   false false false         MicrosoftInternetExplorer4  \n   \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n /* Style Definitions */\n table.MsoNormalTable\n\t{mso-style-name:\"Table Normal\";\n\tmso-tstyle-rowband-size:0;\n\tmso-tstyle-colband-size:0;\n\tmso-style-noshow:yes;\n\tmso-style-parent:\"\";\n\tmso-padding-alt:0cm 5.4pt 0cm 5.4pt;\n\tmso-para-margin:0cm;\n\tmso-para-margin-bottom:.0001pt;\n\tmso-pagination:widow-orphan;\n\tfont-size:10.0pt;\n\tfont-family:\"Times New Roman\";\n\tmso-fareast-font-family:\"Times New Roman\";\n\tmso-ansi-language:#0400;\n\tmso-fareast-language:#0400;\n\tmso-bidi-language:#0400;}\n\n\nHi,\n\n\nI am still convinced that having the possibility of adding an extra hardware to the phone is a good idea. If it will have the same form factor as micro SD then there is no need for additional empty space as it can contain the flash memory + additional hw.\n\n\nThe problem with existing implementation is that the bus is powered only when there are read/operations otherwise the SD card is powered off. It is definitely good in the case of pure flash SD cards, but it makes impossible to put here some independent hardware, which needs the constant power supply. In the case of SD, the communication with the additional hw can be achieved through the special file and normal read/write file system operations.\n\n\nSDIO is not included in any Nokia phone and I do not think it will change.\n\n\nRegards,\n\n\nSTeN","2009-12-13T13:36:03","2009-12-13T13:36:03","stenlik",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2962,{"$nulls":3},"Considering the life span of mobile devices and the fast pace of the industry, I don&#39;t see much use for this. And I don&#39;t think handset manufacturers would implement it.","2009-11-27T11:47:30","2009-11-28T07:11:24","teknolog",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2993,{"$nulls":3},"-1 - As you mentioned there are already options for adding peripherals, BT, SDIO or USB Host (should be in upcoming versions of Symbian OS). I doubt any device manufacturer is ever going to leave any empty space inside the device for you to add anything meaningful. Also, the mobile phone is far more successful than the IBM PC ever was, though your point is valid, as the explosion of smartphone popularity and app stores shows.\n","2009-11-29T11:55:21","2009-11-29T11:55:21","cowboycoder",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4867,"Symbian Foundation","Increase device usage","Stop asking people what they want, and start telling them.","The only thing I'm really learning from this ideas site is that people have no idea what they want. The ideas break down in to about three broad categories:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n1) Conceptually trivial and obvious (though not necessarily trivial to implement.) Often these ideas will be copied from other mobile platforms.\n\n\n\n\n2) Ideas that are essentially \"I want this, but it costs money. Make it free for me.\"\n\n\n\n\n3) Frivolous or pie in the sky ideas that are fun but useless.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nA site like this is never going to generate anything useful. To really get at the cutting edge, we need creative people with the freedom to have ideas and to drive them to completion. This isn't something \"the wisdom of crowds\" can help with.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nTo take a semi-random example from the front page of ideas today, this idea: http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=2405\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIt's a popular item, with a whole lot of support. The guy says he wants a recycle bin. But why import a broken metaphor from a largely broken operating system? Emptying the recycle bin makes the user do extra work to \"solve\" a problem that happens very rarely.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIf we went with the \"wisdom\" of the crowds here, we'd end up making the user experience much worse. I don't have too much problem in telling this user that what he really wants is transparent, incremental backup and the ability to restore individual items from the backup with a nice user interface. No extra work for the 99.9% of cases where when you click delete, you really meant it and a decent success rate in recovering the files that you accidentally deleted. That's a real win as a feature, whereas reimplementing the mistakes of the past is a sure way to end up as totally irrelevant.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSo, stop asking people what they want. They don't know they want it until you give it to them. Just go ahead and implement something great, and people will love it.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-25T18:55:50","2010-05-16T14:10:41","cdavies",0,21.4,"Closed",4,17]
[null,4868,{"$nulls":3},"You have my full support. Having participated in the site since it was in closed beta (was invited by none other than David Wood, before he left), I'm saddened by how the general direction of things has changed since the riff-raff have poured in (lots of spam, or otherwise spam-esque posts, incredibly ridiculous ideas, and repeats of people asking for features that already exist). I'm sure that the initial intentions were grand, although as you said, there's not much wisdom amongst the crowds.","2010-01-25T19:14:44","2010-01-26T15:14:32","vmlemon",{"$nulls":3},2,3]
[null,4869,{"$nulls":3},"I do agree with you both, but I think you're missing a few things, none more so than Freddie Gjertsens blog post last week titled 'Calling the individual in the crowd' which covers *exactly* the thing you're talking about (are you sure you didn't read it Chris)?\n\n\n\n\nBesides that, I think that the 'recycle bin' is a crap metaphor as well. But you're taking things at face value when you shouldn't be. I should hope that the expert in charge of implementing this idea has the good grace to realise that the poster is not really asking for a recycle bin, but rather a mechanism for recovering accidently deleted files, and can find a solution for *that* rather than just blindly implementing the recycle bin metaphor.\n\n\n\n\nSo I do think there needs to be a way to incubate really innovative ideas, but at the same time I maintain that this site has value.","2010-01-25T19:57:02","2010-01-26T15:19:33","brendand",{"$nulls":3},2,1]
[null,4871,{"$nulls":3},"\"Let a thousand flowers bloom\" - most of them will be weeds, but that's expected. Some books I've read suggest that the \"eureka moment\" is really a myth, and that ideas only appear when the inventor is seeing lots of other things and talking to lots of people who say relevant things about the problem. Just telling people what they want isn't going to stimulate the one idea which makes the other 999 (or 99,999) worth putting up with.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nFinally, and stating the obvious, you can just ignore ideas.symbian.org if you can't stand the low signal-to-noise ratio. Put stuff on the tech domain forums instead, if that's a better environment for the kind of discussions you want to be part of.","2010-01-25T22:37:40","2010-01-26T14:59:53","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4876,{"$nulls":3},"Chris,\n\n\n\n\nI am slightly surprised at the comments by you and other SF staffers.  This is an IDEAs board.  It is for free thinking and creativity, with SF at the benefit end of the posts...\n\n\n\n\nAlso, pointing at real examples of IDEAs which you feel are not value adding does not foster a community of thought, open-mindedness, innovation and creativity.  it actually makes people contribute less and that is a shame...\n\n\n\n\nThis site has the following value:\n\n\n\n\n1) You learn what the market wants\n\n\n\n\n2) You learn world-wide perspective\n\n\n\n\n3) You have a say in making products, apps, and platforms better\n\n\n\n\n4) There have been several focus groups which have been identified and implemented directly due to the comments on this site\n\n\n\n\n5) No one is getting paid for this.  They are contributing their time, IDEAs and creativity out of passion for electronics and the Symbian Foundation\n\n\n\n\n6) There are some fabulous IDEAs.  There are also some great new developers, and contributors, and bloggers...\n\n\n\n\nIf you really look at the site, there is some very good and clear business trending and the Symbian Foundation is benefitting from all the input, regardless of whether it is deemed, \"a good\" or \" not so good\" IDEA.\n\n\n\n\nYou are entitled to you thoughts and frustrations, however, this Ideas Forum is working.....ask Freddie, William, Haydn, Susana....and David\n\n\n\n\nSo many positive actions, improvements and implementations have been done in a short span of time.  This would not have been possible without the help of the growing Symbian Community.  We do not all have to agree, however, we all do have a place here on this board, sharing creative, technical, business, international, sometimes novel or even wacky IDEAs, which are all needed to make a small group of approximately 80 people successful......","2010-01-26T06:15:28","2010-01-26T06:15:28","ginau",{"$nulls":3},3,0]
[null,4883,{"$nulls":3},"I'm an artist. A masterpiece just popped in my mind after looking at dozens of senseless random fractals.","2010-01-26T08:10:02","2010-01-26T08:12:28","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4885,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Gina,\n\n\n\n\nI'm not being negative about the site, I absolutely see the value in it - but as Freddie has already acknowledged in a blog posting this is not the environment to achieve true innovation. Don't feel like I'm saying there are no good ideas on this site.\n\n\n\n\nAlso, Chris is not an SF staffer.\n\n\n\n\nThanks,","2010-01-26T09:51:50","2010-01-26T14:17:43","brendand",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4896,{"$nulls":3}," I see innovation falling into two categories:\n\n\n\n\n - it's true, I don't think you do generate incredible innovations by asking people what they want, they often operate only within the existing paradigm. More profound changes result from individuals engaged in focused problem solving [known as Open Innovation]\n - but, by asking the crowd for non-specific ideas you do get an insight into what your users like and, more often, don't like [Open Management]\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n I think the pretence that no-body except employees of an organisation have good ideas is harder and harder to defend - and most organisations are desperately seeking ways to engage their communities and users in making them more innovative. The myth of series of Eureka! moments, rather than a series of trial and error coupled with continuous graft and refinement, is becoming less credible.\n\n\n\n\n And the spate of beta products and websites that recent years have brought also undermines the pretence that all good ideas will be perfectly implemented and instantly understood and used by all.\n\n\n\n\n Because of the aforementioned, organisations are realising the value and effectiveness of a continuous dialogue with their users. There may be irrelevant conversations, but alongside these will be valuable insights, refinements and feedback that will result in more effective and usable products.\n\n\n\n\n I subscribe to the idea that sometimes it's best just to work on something amazing, and then make it available to the crowd and they'll like it. However, I don't subscribe to the idea that this should be to the exclusion of any feedback or interaction with that crowd. That interaction will improve implementation and relevance, and may result in further opportunities being identified.\n\n\n\n\n As for bringing more break-through innovation to the site, that was the topic of my blog post and I'm working on ways of introducing this to the site (requirements gathering is coming to a close).\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n Quickly on the topic of 'bad' ideas\n\n\n\n\n Someone puts up an idea for a recycle bin. You don't like it? So you vote it down, and comment as to why. It happens that 40 other people do like it (it's a paradigm they're familiar with and they like the concept of a holding pen for things they think they want to delete but may later regret removing). Because of the amount of positive votes, we pass the idea to an expert who reviews all aspects, market demand, comments and such and then outlines if and how the idea should be implemented. I suppose the alternative is that we exclude the community and simply have someone empowered to say \"yes\" or \"no\" without discussion or community voting. But I feel the current approach is better.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-26T13:56:32","2010-01-26T15:23:28","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5200,{"$nulls":3},"I think some of you guys just need to get real as well about who write on these forums.\n\n\n\n\nSymbian is the most widespread mobile OS in the world, so that means that people using Symbian will generate a lot of noise if they're asked to talk. In my very short skim through the forums, I've noticed that some ideas seem to come from people who seem very young and therefore their ideas can be a bit 'trivial' or 'copied from somewhere else'. Out of all age groups, who are the most passionate about their mobile devices? I'd say its the young ones.\n\n\n\n\nThere's a few things related to this worth noting: I think that since Symbian is so widespread, it is currently being used by tonnes of people who don't have any knowledge of technical things or don't have the experience in this field that you guys seem to have. Many of them have never used or even seen any other operating systems besides Windows XP/Vista and Symbian. This makes it impossible for them to in fact realise that their ideas are really trivial or downright impossible, and so ideas like the 'recycle bin' get through. They just can't tell, because they just can't get \"out of the box\"! But key is, that if it were implemented, they probably would be happy. And the truth is, that this is the mass who's money pays for everything. You need to win the tech-illiterate masses over and sophisticated ultra modern functions aren't the way to do it. I mean just look at Apple getting away with anything (and I'm talking severe lackings in software and hardware of the iPhone)!\n\n\n\n\nSo I don't think that there's a need to feel desperate about the quality of content on ideas.symbian.org. Yes, there's a lot of noise and few gems, but at least people seem to scrap the silliest ones. The day this post rises to the leaderboards, is the first day anyone needs to worry. :) \"Sadly\" its the mainstream consumer who will tip the scales, so his opinion must be heard, however trivial or down-right idiotic it may be! :)\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-04T20:16:12","2010-02-09T12:02:18","cpeake",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,4983,{"$nulls":3},"Let's clarify something, because if I want to decide whether I should support or scrap this.\n\n\n\n\nIf your idea, Chris, is that the Ideas site needs to be scrapped and replaced with something supposedly 'better' - where as you say people will be told rather than asked what they want - then I need to scrap it. I do see a benefit in this mode of working and it's not as if the 'tell, don't ask' model isn't already used in every other business out there.\n\n\n\n\nIf it's that you think we need a seperate place where real innovations can be incubated then I can support that.\n\n\n\n\nSo which is it?","2010-01-27T11:53:14","2010-02-05T20:50:58","brendand",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5273,{"$nulls":3},"Look at this idea site as random ideas generator. It gets all the words (from experience) and scrambles idea. Most of these ideas sounds ridiculous, some of them looks like brought from other systems and few of them are gems that symbian could stick to it. We saw how technical guys imagine Symbian (all the versions until symbian 9.x) and what they offered and how many inconvenient things there were (you remember how difficult it was to use your first symbian phone? To remember that for e.g. desktop picture you have to change from themes and sounds from profiles? With symbian 9.4 were to tap once and were to tap twice). This site shows how non tech users imagine their OS. Recycle bin? Why not? Because maybe I carry important documents in my phone and accidental deletion is a real headache for me? Tech guys thought about it and said now for it? Damn maybe it was five years ago and phone didn't worked as mobile office. I have wrist watch and don't need clock on my phone desktop and I prefer to use this space for notes? Who could think about that? Only user.\n\n\n\n\nAnd about copying ideas from other platforms. If you think that you have to be individual, imagine if evolution would work in the same manner. This guy evolved with two legs perfect for running and two arms perfect for catching, but I wont copy him and I'll be individual and I think something by myself. Maybe instead of legs I won't have anything and instead of arms it will be one finger for grabbing. System doesn't work as it has to? So what, I'll be individual and starve to death. If you want to evolve, you have to absorb all best solutions at the moment and make them even better.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-06T16:00:17","2010-02-06T16:00:17","syliokas",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7683,"Mobile applications",null,"Password Repository","Developed a application to stored all kind of PIN (Personal Identification Number), password, secret question and secret answer under Symbian based application. This application act as repository to store any similar kind of personal identification information with a very very highly secured.\n\n\n\n\nIn our normal life, we need to remember all kinds of numbers, PIN, ID, password, user name, IP address, secret question and secret answer. This repository will help to stored and retrieve whenever I go and no matter what I do.","2010-05-26T01:16:24","2010-05-26T01:16:24","lawrence27",0,100,"Voting and discussion",12,0]
[null,7699,{"$nulls":3},"Info can be store in this repository was:\n\n\n\n\n* Online Account User Name and Password\n\n\n\n\n* Bank Cash Machine and Credit Card PIN Number\n\n\n\n\n* Security Code and PIN Number\n\n\n\n\n* Phone and Devices PIN Number\n\n\n\n\n* Computer and Operating System User ID and Password\n\n\n\n\n* WIFI SSID, Network and Hardware Settings\n\n\n\n\n* Instant Messager User Name and Password\n\n\n\n\n* Secret Question and Secret Answer\n\n\n\n\n* More..\n\n\n@ why we need repository?\n\nIn this future we could have  build another PC  application which update the mobile repository, we  then can manage  multiple mobile phone, we can know the before changes,  we can roll-back  the previous changes, we also can commit on the PC and  sync to back to  multiple phones..\n\n\n@ Wallet, Password Repository\n\nOld Symbian do have a app call Wallet which is similar but lesser feature..\n\n\n@ Reduce Risk\n\nPersonal information save in our phone is always a risk if we lost our  phone. That information could have backup somewhere but we should also  consider not letting other people to have it..\n\n\n@ Storing Private Documents in Mobile Phone\n\nThis Repository could be storing documents, so any private documents will be able to keep in the safe place at our phone..\n\n\n@ Encrypted Repository\n\nBecause the repository can be encrypted, so it shall be safe.. It is like a safe-box in your phone...\n\n\n@ Protect private and sensitive data in memory card with repository\n\nIdeally if this Repository stored in our phone memory card, anybody grab  the memory card by accident will not able to access the sensitive data  in the memory card because it is not normal type of files, it is an  repository with encrypted capability.\n\n@ It can become our private documents backup with various checkpoint\n\nI can regularly do backup 3 month once to the repository, since it requires password I can just store on the net via web-mail mail box. It only one file, so simple and handy.","2010-05-26T16:35:56","2010-10-26T17:31:45","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7716,{"$nulls":3},"online backup would be nice feature for this application.","2010-05-27T10:44:37","2010-05-28T04:09:15","ikiviran",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7729,{"$nulls":3},"Noble idea, but it's all about trust, which I don't have in anybody running this. I'll remember everything I need to.","2010-05-28T01:56:51","2010-05-28T04:06:47","NseriesFreak7",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10344,{"$nulls":3},"I actually am working on such application cause I really need it. As it seems useful to other people, I should make it public perhaps?","2010-10-21T00:28:38","2010-10-23T00:19:48","eduardohl",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7838,{"$nulls":3},"All users need this feature, so it should be available as an out of the box solution. People even write down their atm pins in pocket notebooks!","2010-06-01T13:11:05","2010-06-02T18:24:28","bray",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8181,{"$nulls":3},"This is really a Good Stuff. \n\n\n\n\nyou have any plan to share this app through ovi store or something ?","2010-07-06T14:10:28","2010-07-28T15:20:17","jaffers",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8963,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Following and Followers Feature","We shall improve \"My Connection\", and should enhance the feature like twitter where we can a list of feed split out \"My Connection' Activity\" to \"Following Connection' Activity\" and \"Followers Connection' Activity\" feeds.\n\nMost important we able to see who am i following and who are my followers. Then able to show their latest activity by type (new idea, thread, comment, forum, following connection, followers connection, watch idea, joined idea member, become expert on.., etc.).","2010-08-22T20:15:26","2010-08-22T20:15:26","lawrence27",0,100,"Voting and discussion",3,0]
[null,8964,{"$nulls":3},"@ Actually this feature is very powerful, I just need to click on my  following person's activities, then I will get to know most of the  up-to-date ideas..\n\n@ To let the idea growth, first must let the community growth..","2010-08-22T20:16:35","2010-08-31T05:37:15","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10499,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","Advertise the Symbian Ideas site and Symbian Horizons site more.","I always see people posting on all kinds of forums saying that \"why can't we have xxxx on symbian\", \"it should be better if we have xxxxx\". People need to know Symbian Ideas is the right place to suggest an idea, and where the developers hear it.\n\n\n\n\nIn addition to this, I see many applications are not on the Symbian Horizon dictionary. As far as I know its free to just add an app in to the collection isn't it?\n\n\n\n\nPlease tell our sites to others if they haven't know it already. Not only the developer, but also our friends, those who have a symbian device or want to improve symbian.","2010-11-12T08:44:10","2010-11-12T08:44:10","naviru",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,2564,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","USB connection to a DVD drive","I&#39;d like to be able to use my phone as a screen for an external DVD drive connected via the USB port. Currently use my MacBook for this on the train but would prefer a handier setup. Guess that the drive would need a separate battery.","2009-11-13T20:40:38","2010-08-11T17:59:45","timh",0,49.14,"Closed",2,5]
[null,2569,{"$nulls":3},"Er, why not just do what everyone else does and rip your DVDs and stick them on the media card? These days you can get an entire DVD on a &pound;20 media card uncompressed. Compressed, and resized for the screen, you could get maybe 15 or 20 complete movies on one card.","2009-11-14T09:24:41","2009-12-09T13:49:32","cdavies",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3298,{"$nulls":3},"There may be many ways to implement something like this, but if we are just talking about standard external DVD readers/writers this is related to another proposal for having USB host functionality on the phone.\n\nWith USB OTG that would be possible. In addition to that there would be need for support for USB MSC class and the phones video player supporting the necessary codecs.","2009-12-09T10:46:19","2010-06-03T14:02:24","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2820,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","Profiles (lock) for shared phones","I would like to have possibility of having phone profiles for shared phones. In companies are phones shared by many people. If I create some content (calendar entry, SMS, etc) I want to be only one, who has access to them, otherwise I need each time to delete all content before the phone is given to other person. Similar situation occurs if someone borrows the phone - some data should be kept private. This is similar to logging on computers - every user has its private directories, which only he can access until he specifies explicitly that also others can view the content.","2009-11-22T07:34:22","2010-06-07T09:47:21","stenlik",0,30.77,"Closed",1,4]
[null,2826,{"$nulls":3},"Hi,\n\nI my opinion phone is as personal as toothbrush, and the user will never share it with anyone else.\n\nIf one has to lend the phone to someone else then I suggest that he/she do a backup (by File manager, for example), and then do a format.\n\nRegards\n\nZiteng Chen\n","2009-11-22T14:16:20","2009-11-23T04:31:43","chenziteng",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5380,"Mobile applications",null,"Emotion text or icon in SMS/EMAIL","Emotion text are fun~e.g. &acute;&forall; &forall; (^-^) (^o^) (^ ^) (^-^) (*^_^*) (^o^) (&uarr;o&uarr;)\n\n\n\n\nthe style is up to you~  you can import any txt you want.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nEmotion icon for SMS, in forum there are many code  e.g.  :cry: for \n\n\n\n\ninclude the function of translating code to icon while the reading sms into symbian phone should be very interesting","2010-02-10T05:38:26","2010-02-10T05:38:26","shing1505",0,94.65,"Voting and discussion",4,1]
[null,5405,{"$nulls":3},"Emoticons are used so widely nowadays that these should be offered in the sms/mms/email clients like they are in the IM clients","2010-02-10T19:00:12","2010-02-10T19:00:12","nickelz",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5636,"Mobile applications",null,"Wi-Fi Stumble","I think an application with the ability to scan/stumble the surrounding access points will be useful. It must be able to retrieve the access point's signal strength, BSSID, ESSID, encryption type (WEP/WPA/WPA2), even better if it is able to retrieve SNR, latitude and longitude using GPS. This application will be suitable for those wardriving or WLAN site survey enthusiasts. ","2010-02-18T02:34:04","2010-02-18T02:34:04","tony_ysy",0,100,"Voting and discussion",3,0]
[null,5892,"None of the Above",null,"OVI Store PayPal","My idea is that user can buy abbs on OVI Store or Music on OVI Music Store with a PayPal account.","2010-02-24T12:42:44","2010-02-24T12:42:44","Jak9i",0,100,"Voting and discussion",5,0]
[null,7428,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Add automatic playlist generation from a selected song (aka Apple Genius or Music IP Mixer / myDJ)","I use Music IP Mixer with winamp on the PC, to create automatically a playlist based on a song I select.\n\n\n\n\nThis is a wonderful feature: if you would like to listen a particular song, you select it, and the system creates a playlist for you, matching the feeling of the song you selected.\n\n\n\n\nIt really adds value to your music library, as it grows: in this way you will listen again some songs you were not listening from long time, just because they are inside an album you are not willing to listen completely. \n\n\n\n\nIt is like having a DJ working for you, on your music library: you decide a theme, the DJ selects the songs for you.\n\n\n\n\niphone and ipod nano have such functionality: it is called \"Genius\". &igrave;Tunes scans your library, extracting the required information, then the syncronized devices can do the \"Genius\" playlist generation.\n\n\n\n\nMusic IP Mixer on the PC does the same: it scans your music library (much slower than iTunes), then you can select a song and ask it to create a playlist based on that song.\n\n\n\n\nI love this feature. I have an N96, and I did not find either a 3rd party player with such function.\n\n\n\n\nipod and iphone HAVE this feature, Symbian MUST HAVE this feature.","2010-05-10T09:57:23","2010-05-10T09:57:23","vito.marolda",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,7442,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Vito,\n\n\n\n\nHave you tried PLAY LIST DJ. It is free in the OVI store and creates playlists based on mood and other attributes, or you choose a song and it profiles similair genres and makes an automatic playlist ...It has the features and functionality which you speak of. \n\n\n\n\nPlease give it a try and if it meets your needs, than could we please close out this IDEA?","2010-05-11T16:37:58","2010-05-11T16:37:57","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8196,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","symbian ^3 to ^4","Let the symbian ^3 devices to upgrade to symbian ^4 when its available...","2010-07-07T06:39:54","2010-07-09T10:32:57","nadtil",0,100,"Closed",2,0]
[null,8207,{"$nulls":3},"Sadly, Symbian don't make devices.  Symbian just make Operating System. It's up to the phone manufacturer if they offer S^4 update.  So it makes more sense if you request this proposal to Nokia or SE. :)","2010-07-07T17:25:20","2010-07-09T10:39:35","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8229,{"$nulls":3},"Can we close this Idea Now!","2010-07-08T21:17:49","2010-07-08T21:17:49","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8708,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Lost phone recovery","My battery only dies when I misplace my phone, so it would be nice it the O/S could capture it's GPS location and a picture from both front and back cameras when the battery life is down to 2% (The assumption being the phone is lost or misplaced).   The O/S would then send the results via email or MMS depending on whether an email address or number is provided giving it's last location before it switches off.  The setting would be optional and can be tied to the existing battery alert triggers.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI'd like to be able to SMS / email the phone and request it's location, too, but this shouldn't send any pictures as it could be exploited for unsavory purposes \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-08-06T03:05:00","2010-08-06T04:14:01","jfigge",0,100,"Voting and discussion",10,0]
[null,261,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","Principles for online communications - workshop results","We recently had a workshop to help develop a list of principles or guidelines for our online communiactions activities. What do you think?\n\n\n\n\n  72 544x376    Normal 0     false false false  EN-GB X-NONE X-NONE                                                                                                                                                                            \n\n\n\n\n  72 544x376    Normal 0     false false false  EN-GB X-NONE X-NONE                                                                                                                                     <w:LsdException Locked=\"false\" Priority=\"61\" SemiHidden=\"false\"    UnhideWhenUsed=\"false\" Name=\"Ligh","2009-04-26T22:56:42","2009-05-21T10:51:24","anatoliep",0,100,"Done!",6,0]
[null,274,{"$nulls":3},"Good principles: humane, agile, productive. Good starting point.","2009-04-27T10:07:08","2009-04-27T10:07:08","JOM",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,319,{"$nulls":3},"It&apos;s missing one important point - there ARE significant distinctions to be made in where things get posted.\n\n\n\n\nFor example, David Wood posts on both the Symbian Foundation blog and his own personal blog, and the postings in the Symbian Foundation blog are clearly intended to be more \"official\" than the personal blog. I can see how the principles apply once you start typing, but how would I decide that my porposed posting should be a Symbian Foundation one rather than a personal one?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2009-04-28T10:35:37","2009-05-22T11:56:28","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1541,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","Revamp the Behavior of Communicating","Currently, when we want to call someone, we navigate to a contact, then click the call button. Similar action happens when we want to SMS them. For IM we go to another app, but its usually the same type of behavior, find name, start IM. I propose that Symbian would do away with all of those vectors and have a contacts system that acts like this:\n\n\n\nContact exists in the address book with a name, IM service, email address, and mobile number\nBecause the IM service supports presence, location, and status, at a glance in the Social Object (Contact+more) View shows this status and a rough location (if published)\nUser clicks Send/Call button and then.. \n\nIf the contact has set their status to away, SMS is chosen first as the method to communicate\nIf the Contact has set their status to \"Voice Access only\" then a voice call is initiated\nIf the Contact has set their status to busy, the option to send an IM or an email is given\n\n\n\n\n\nIf you will, instead of the person trying to figure out what type of communication works best, the person on the other end sets the rule, and then the initiator's device \"respects\" that rule and by chooses the best communication method.\n\n\n\n\nI also envision a system like this being able to receive/post the status messages of social networking services and corporate IM systems.\n\n\n\n\nFurther more, the mobile's social object book (Contact list with additional components which may or may not be connected) learns through location and time-based information the types of communication the user most likely will receive and by default presents these modes. So, it learns that when you are at the location tagged \"Work\" and on the days Mon - Fri between the hours of 8 to 17 (5pm) and within a few weeks of this pattern begins automatically setting your mobile to the right profile, and diverts communications as you need them without your intervention.","2009-08-15T04:49:16","2009-12-30T18:38:22","ARJWright",0,100,"Voting and discussion",13,0]
[null,1544,{"$nulls":3},"Addition: I do think its also possible to get a status of a caller (available, on the phone) from the cell network, but not sure if this is more of a network polling piece, that's then cellular service controlled, or if it is definitely something that could be used to better tune these actions into behavior-bending concepts.","2009-08-15T05:27:51","2009-08-15T05:27:51","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1546,{"$nulls":3},"I think this is an excellent example of the \"thinking outside the box\" (please forgive the cliche) that we need. We need to look at the user need and design the contact model around that.\n\n\n\n\nBut the traditional method is a different app for each different technology (one app for telephony, another for SMS, etc.). And we still haven't properly incorporated things like location-knowledge into our usage model. All around, this is a great example of the sort of thinking we need - the sort of the thing I was looking for in the \"fully converged device\" thread.\n\n\n\n\nIt definitely gets my vote.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n(I hope you don't mind: I also moved it to the Personal Communications category - it seems to fit better there than in Data Communications. BTW I realize it's a bit ironic having categories defined around Technology Domains when I argue that we should use multi-technology thinking more often, but this category structure helps in the assignment of \"expert\" roles.)","2009-08-16T10:49:40","2009-08-16T16:25:32","LawrenceSimpson",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1548,{"$nulls":3},"So let me throw something more into the mix. Extending a bit on Antoine's idea for having status-based personal communication...\n\n\n\n\nImagine something closer to a true \"Personal Assistant\", well beyond a PDA - maybe call it a Mobile Personal Assistant. Many of us would like to have a good secratary, 24/7, to look after our calendar, handle incoming calls, contact people for us etc. Well, why not? With a bit of imagination, the \"fully converged device\" could go a long way in this direction...\n\n\n\nIt knows my schedule, so it could know if my schedule says I'm busy and should get an SMS instead of a call - or a notification after the meeting that someone called while I was unavailable. Calendar items could have a setting that says whether you are available for calls. \nIt knows my location (sometimes, anyway), so it could know if I'm actually in the meeting room matching the schedule. And by bluetooth (or similar) contact with my colleagues' mobile devices (phones, PDAs, etc.) it could make a good guess of whether we are actually involved in the meeting.    \n\nIf I'm in the meeting, it should avoid interrupting me with calls. Or, according to my preference, even to avoid SMSes while I'm in the meeting - let me know afterwards.\nIf I'm not at the meeting, it could remind me that I should be there, or let me tell it that I'm not going after all.\nEither way I can set an explicit available/unavailable status, but, with all this other information, it can pretty often guess the right availability status.\n\n\nIt can also know about the particular people whom I do allow to interrupt me when I'm in a meeting or otherwise unavailable. It could inform them \"He's busy right now - is it something I should interrupt him about or should I get him to call you back when he's free?\".  Slightly related to voice-mail ... but, crucially, I can get the notification to come later when I'm free - not during the meeting itself.\nPerhaps if the location technology is good enough even to know when I'm in the toilet, it could avoid ringing when I'm there and when I come out it could let me know who called while I was unavailable. So we may also want the status to have some sort of distinction between \"unavailable - interruptable by some people\" and \"completely unavailable\".\nAnd, obviously, in these different circumstances, it should appropriately alter the ring-tone volume or other alert notification.\nIt could even ask the caller to hold for a couple of minutes until I am available - and let me know someone is on hold, giving me the chance to come out of the meeting (or wherever) if I want, or to let me say when I will be free. Basically, this is Call Waiting Done Right - i.e. properly handles anytime I'm busy, not just when I'm on another phone call.\nIf the caller has a similar Mobile Personal Assistant, we could even enable them to set up a later time when we're both available for the call.\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nOf course, none of this is even slightly new in the secretarial field. This is a theme that I often notice in such discussions. We've actually had all these solutions for decades (centuries?) as standard methods of working, but it's somehow an \"innovation\" that nobody has yet thought of  putting into our electronic \"personal assistants\".\n\n\n\n\nObviously it would take a considerable amount of work to get the implementation to work well enough. And it would need careful development and testing to avoid it being annoying rather than helpful - I sure don't want an irksome animated paper-clip (remember him?) popping up at inappropriate times saying \"You appear to be in the lavatory ...\".  But, when we get it right, it would be a huge improvement - a mobile device that behaves appropriately when we are busy and when we are free.","2009-08-16T13:00:17","2009-08-17T10:32:09","LawrenceSimpson",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,1550,{"$nulls":3},"Ah, good ideas never die, they always come back around.\n\n\n\n\nBack at the other end of the decade I built a remarkably similar messaging client for M$'s other mobile platform - It used your 'buddy's' (!) status to decide whether or not to SMS, IM or email. It never saw production as we'd asked the MSN guys to come up with a lightweight protocol for MSN that would be suitable to use over SMS-WAP. Let's just say, that they never really 'got it' \n\n\n\n\nI only mention it, as I have a niggling suspicion that a patent was filed for using online status as a measure for message routing, which would apply here (They probably have no idea they have it, if it was ever granted).\n\n\n\n\nAnd on the subject of patents, Nokia [is/were] progressing a patent for using the urgency of a message as a metric for routing of messages, which you may stumble onto as an obvious extension to the idea presented here.\n\n\n\n\nStill, I agree with Lawrence, this is exactly the sort of clever, integrated, application that is so sadly lacking from 'smart' phones  so a +1 from me too.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-08-16T18:38:59","2009-10-15T12:23:36","cowboycoder",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1846,{"$nulls":3},"New-ish version of this idea: a two-stage address book:\n\n\n\n\nWithin most of our address books, there are two types of contacts: our contact information (emergency and business card uses) and the contact info of our contacts. I wonder if its possible to literally split the contacts/address book up along these lines and thereby enable better contact management.\n\n\n\n\nFirst thought separate your personal information from everyone else's.\n\n\n\n\nYour personal information serves two purposes: emergency identification information for you, and a digital business card that you send to everyone else. So I propose this:\n\n\n\nWhen the mobile device starts up, or a new SIM card is added, the device asks you to setup a profile\nThis profile has the usual assortment of name, address, email, web, etc. But during that profile setup, you are asked: to keep a copy on the SIM and local memory (y/n); should this profile be synced with any 3rd party services (Flickr, Ovi, Exchange, etc.); what fields should display to those you send a business card to (checkbox of those fields you've filled out); automatically update (which sends an SMS to those who've you sent your digital business card to whenever you update an item in your profile card)\nBy default, this item appears as ICE-Owner at the top of your address book\n\n\n\nSecondly, the infomation that you keep from everyone else.\n\n\n\n\nThis is pretty much the opposite of the profile above. You either have your own local versions of that contact information, or have (through a plug-in interface) have downloaded-to-local/synced with 3rd party social networks/Exchange a contact list.\n\n\n\n\nThen there's that idea/option of linking to a contact. So you get this request to add someone to you address book, but its just a linked contact. When they are online, you get notfication and what service; when they are on the phone you see that their icon/avatar has an overlay for that.\n\n\n\n\nIf you will taking the idea of a social address book, but separating it along the lines of something a bit more personal and mobile. Thoughts?","2009-10-08T18:18:24","2009-12-29T17:57:39","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1873,{"$nulls":3},"Are there examples of applications/services that do similar to this idea already? I know there is Fring and Nimbuzz, but outside of Palm's webOS, I cannot think of another.","2009-10-13T03:51:21","2009-10-13T03:51:21","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2162,{"$nulls":3},"Oooh, someone was listening: http://www.getaddressbook.com/public/angelbackup/index.html","2009-10-30T13:28:10","2009-10-30T13:28:10","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2168,{"$nulls":3},"Sounds like where Google are going with Wave; i.e. communications where the primary key is the people communicating not the format/channel being used. A no-brainer (at the idea level at least).","2009-10-30T14:13:27","2009-11-25T04:52:43","antony",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1658,{"$nulls":3},"I think that something like this would work best if all of those misc. fields in an address book could be mapped to various serivces. If you will, instead of downloading a Fring, Truphone, Google Talk application, I'd simply either install a plugin, or this framework would already be built into the Contacts app, so that the funcitonality would be gleaned directly from the services layer.\n\n\n\n\nAfter that, its just a matter of inserting and authenticating your credentials, and going forth to just communicate.\n\n\n\n\nAt least that's what it looks like in my head. Technically, I have no clue what this looks like on the backend :)","2009-08-31T16:26:20","2009-08-31T16:26:20","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4988,{"$nulls":3},"Here's a recently posted idea that follows along this one.","2010-01-27T14:10:28","2010-01-27T14:10:28","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4009,{"$nulls":3},"Good ideas :)\n\n\n\n\nThis behavior should add another point. When we can have the geolocalization of someone, you should be able to know if it's daytime or nighttime for him, it could be sad to wake up a friend because he's on the other side of the world ;)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nLast point to show, the Mode should permit to change our status on chat too. If I switch my phone to Meeting Mode, my chat must become \"busy - Meeting\" automatically !","2009-12-29T12:49:57","2009-12-29T17:08:37","axisama",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7673,{"$nulls":3},"This IDEA is fabulous and should be revisited and voted on.","2010-05-25T05:28:16","2010-05-25T05:28:16","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2565,"Mobile applications",null,"World clock with time &#39;ribbons&#39;","I&#39;d like a world clock on my mobile with multiple time &#39;ribbons&#39; similar to the data displayed here http://tinyurl.com/ycmt4kk/\n\nUseful way to look at world times to organise meetings / work out when to phone home when you&#39;re overseas etc.\n","2009-11-13T20:45:01","2010-06-14T20:10:37","timh",0,100,"Closed",4,0]
[null,2821,"Mobile applications",null,"I miss a full backupsolution on memorycard","I can&#39;t believe, but it exists no backup application to make full-backup-set from telephonmemory on memorycards in the Symbian-World? Why? The Feature, to backup the PIM-data is not enough. \n\nYou can build a feature, to save the complete telefon-memory in the (internet-) cloud, but offline-backups should always be possible!\n\nPlease, please, please, please include this in your concept!\n\n","2009-11-22T13:25:10","2010-06-14T20:32:18","carafaja",0,65.72,"Closed",6,2]
[null,3084,{"$nulls":3},"Hey, backup is very important! Many problems can be solved with a backup! But many users do not want to make their data into the Internet. The backupsolution of Nokia ContentCopier or the internal function in Symbian S60 not working really fine.","2009-12-01T21:02:57","2009-12-01T21:02:57","carafaja",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3117,{"$nulls":3},"Exists already - look in the memory card application, backup phone memory.","2009-12-02T20:53:13","2009-12-03T20:16:23","iain",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3170,{"$nulls":3},"The option is there but i hope for more options and functions. For example i want to back up specific folder whatever it contain. Sometimes we can not reach our PC and the clouds are not good solution all the time.","2009-12-04T22:02:41","2009-12-04T22:02:41","Ammar_Dento",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4357,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","OGG Audio support (as a optional Plug-in? )","hello, Symbian up until S60v3 have very good ogg MMF support from external party, but the now S60v5 and the Touchscreen enabled S60 devices not have any MMF plugin developed.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nPlease add native OGG support or just release an MMF plugin.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nthanks a lot\n\n\n\n\nand sorry my bad english","2010-01-13T12:41:18","2010-10-10T07:06:07","orangpelupa",0,100,"Expert review",31,0]
[null,4358,{"$nulls":3},"btw looks like there IS an OGG plugin available on the Symbian Developer Network\n\n\n\n\nhttp://developer.symbian.com/china/documentation/example_app_code/cpp/ogg_vorbis.jsp\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nBut its in \"source code\", not in user installable .sis file...\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\ncan't nokia just release it? Symbian is going OPEN SOURCE right? please add .ogg playback.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nthanks a lot\n\n\n\n\nsorry for my bad english","2010-01-13T12:46:34","2010-01-13T12:46:34","orangpelupa",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4426,{"$nulls":3},"Firstly, releasing Ogg in commercial products is a little bit risky since nobody really fully understands the patent situation surrounding the Ogg codecs - although xiph.org have done a great job here, most handset makers are quite risk-averse on this front.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nMaking an application .sis file is hard since Ogg implementations generally just provide the codec, and codecs integrate deep inside the handset, many layers away from apps.  To make an ogg playing app would need a demuxer and file reader and so on, and I don't think anybody has done that yet (handset makers can use all this supporting infrastructure when they build the lower layers).\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIf you want to have a go at adding Ogg to your own build, have a look at:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://developer.symbian.org/wiki/index.php/Multimedia_Package/Ogg_Vorbis_Codec\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nMartin Webb\n\n\n\n\nTechnology Manager - Multimedia","2010-01-14T15:10:43","2010-10-10T14:34:25","mpwebb",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4942,{"$nulls":3},"What I would love is to be able to play Ogg Vorbis files with the default music player on my Nokia 5630, but unfortunately the DRM introduced with S60 V3 seems to have made this impossible so I have to use OggPlay. Is there any way an Ogg plugin could be released that satisfies the requirements of the DRM?","2010-01-26T22:31:14","2010-01-26T22:31:14","ad_267",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7799,{"$nulls":3},"OGG files can be ogg-vorbis, ogg-theora etc. I guess this idea is for ogg-vorbis support. I own quite a few .ogg(vorbis) files, so I have voted for this idea.\n\n\n\n\nAlso the general consensus is that vorbis is better than mp3 in quality.\n\n\n\n\nBy the way, google webm's audio codec is vorbis.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-05-30T08:08:20","2010-05-30T08:08:20","bray",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4539,{"$nulls":3},"I would definitely like to see open source symbian to have built-in support for ogg audio. Album art support would be a plus plus.","2010-01-17T16:17:32","2010-01-17T16:17:32","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9945,{"$nulls":3},"There should be plugin like music player with support to different codecs and many audio files,\n\n\n\n\nNew plugins/codecs should be installed from built in database codec","2010-10-08T12:19:17","2010-10-08T12:19:17","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4613,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Keep The Customizable &quot;Profiles&quot;","Idea: Keep the whole \"Profiles\" thing that Symbian has. It's very useful, and yet another thing Symbian has, that nobody else does.\n\n\n\n\nThe ringer profiles has always been one of the main things I have loved about Symbian since my first S60 phone, the N75. I've always seen them as extremely useful, and the ability to customize so many things is great.\n\n\n\n\nRather than hitting the volume rocker to lower the ringer volume, I like to be able to have set profiles for when I go to bed, or when I'm in the car, or when I'm outside in a big open area. It's much easier than going to adjust things for different situations.\n\n\n\n\nAfter spending a week with the Galaxy S, I really missed having them, and I can't deal with another phone that doesn't have them. No other OS has anything like it, and it's one of the reasons I'm sticking with Symbian.\n\n\n\n\nAside from keeping them, I really think that having them accessible from the power button is another great thing that needs to stay.","2010-01-19T04:52:18","2010-10-14T04:09:08","NseriesFreak7",0,88.02,"Expert review",36,1]
[null,4614,{"$nulls":3},"Just because the option is going away from the power-button menu doesn't mean that the feature is going away. Just how you are used to accessing it will most likely change. Profiles tends to be an under-utilized aspect of the Symbian user interface/experience, and would do well to take into account more factors than a ringing state or timed action.\n\n\n\n\nI'd say to wait until something about Profiles comes to the forefront before a thread like this can get legs to vote for it. This energy can be better spent at this point suggesting ways that it can be improved over its current implementation instead.","2010-01-19T05:17:36","2010-01-19T05:31:55","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4646,{"$nulls":3},"I don't care where they put it as long as profiles are still there. I recently got a Nexus One and being a long term Symbian user i miss my profiles...","2010-01-20T00:37:46","2010-01-20T00:37:46","ukpatel",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4684,{"$nulls":3},"Thanks to Douglas for bringing this up......Making \"our\" own ringtones from any music or sound is really great.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAlso, thank you Antoine....the clarification was nicely done!","2010-01-20T14:51:38","2010-01-20T14:51:37","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7429,"Mobile functionality",null,"Alarm clock tune N series saying time nicely.","One of the alarm tunes of the phone will say the current time when alarm goes off.\n\n\n\n\nI had another low range nokia (cant remember the model) and one of the tunes of the alarm clock was the phone saying the current time by a nice voice. It is something I miss from my N97.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\ne.g.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nYou put your alarm at 8.00am the alarm will start saying (it's 8 oclock, its time to wake up), then you do snooze, and the alarm clock goes off 10 minutes later saying (its 8.10 am its time to wake up).\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI think this is a very good hint when you are asleep, as you will know what time it is. Therefore you will know what time it is at the time the alarm clock it goes off.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nHow many times you pressed the snooze button several times and you don't really know the time? \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI think the N series it should be a must have feature for N series.","2010-05-10T10:22:19","2010-05-14T15:45:40","ErCesar",0,100,"Voting and discussion",6,0]
[null,7454,{"$nulls":3},"You mean Talking Clock - At Alarm Time. Sound's Good ! - \n\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-05-12T09:05:57","2010-05-13T09:01:58","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7466,{"$nulls":3},"Hello,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThere is a Talking alarm clock already available in the OVI Store. It is available for $0.99.  If you go to the OVI store and search \"alarms\" it will come up.....Good luck, this should fill your needs, if not, please refine your comment and explain what you want differently than what is available in the OVI store.  If it is an acceptable fix, please let us and we will close your idea.","2010-05-12T16:00:00","2010-05-12T17:25:56","ginau",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,7484,{"$nulls":3},"If Need of functionality falls in basic of device - Their is a chance we can consider it. But as Gina Said the app already present, We need some more comments on this.","2010-05-12T18:55:24","2010-05-12T18:55:24","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7512,{"$nulls":3},"Maybe the feature wasn't popular which is why it was taken off phones.  I think it's a nice to have, but not sure if I would use it :P","2010-05-13T18:44:35","2010-05-13T18:44:35","Susana",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,7520,{"$nulls":3},"Cesar, i know exactly what you are talking about.  I have an N97 mini now and I have also an E71,N95 8GB and one of the earlier Nokias had that nice talking alarm.  I liked it too.  I used it and showed it to accessibility people, as it also says, take your medication, stay focused, and whatever you type.\n\n\n\n\nI am buying the Talking Alarm for $0.99 because I liked the feature.  If anyone knows of any other talking alarms for cuing, social pragmatics or to redirect ADD/ADHD, please let me know. I am looking for a client and really need some good apps.  If anyone has a alpha or beta app. which may help me and my client, please Direct Message me on this site.\n\n\n\n\nThanks and Cesar, if you want to wait and see if I like the Talking Alarm before you buy it, I will buy it and use and get back to you.  Please let me know what you think.","2010-05-13T19:40:05","2010-06-01T23:16:16","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10081,{"$nulls":3},"if there is alarm functionality in device why not to develop it to be better","2010-10-10T21:37:07","2010-10-10T21:37:07","nitrous17",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7685,"Mobile applications",null,"Video Diary","Writing a diary is a very good habit , but spending time to write lines and lines, especially after you are tired of days work is a difficult job.\n\n\n\n\nWe can have a VIDEO DIARY, where we can keep the phone at a still place and just talk to ourselves or just tell it infront of the phone . This is very good because , the exact emotion on your face is captured which you need tens of lines to describe in a hand written diary.\n\n\n\n\nWe can have the face detection technology to focus on the moving face(if we are talking while walking ) so that the user need not sit infront as if he is giving interview.\n\n\n\n\nHe can express himself and be himself and when he sees that few years later, he will have a great time.","2010-05-26T06:51:05","2010-05-26T06:51:05","nelluri",0,46.48,"Voting and discussion",1,2]
[null,7711,{"$nulls":3},"You can do this with the camera app and then simply tag the video as a diary entry. Theres no need for a special app since you can already view videos by tag category.","2010-05-27T02:56:16","2010-05-27T02:56:16","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7717,{"$nulls":3},"@Above:-\n\n\n\n\nThe basic principle of many \"apps\" is to \"make life simpler\".\n\n\n\n\nFor example,there is no need of gmail app if the user is patient enough to go to browser every time and log in to do his intended work, what a gmail app does is makes life simpler for him by enabling him single click access and few other additional functionalities.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nComing to Video Diary, what you told is absolutely right. But there are a many advantages of having a seperate app.\n\n\n\n\n1)The separate app allows the user easy access to the videos by date and month , you can also add tags to the daily videos based on the type of experience you had on that day.\n\n\n\n\n2)The app will have setting for the camera which you need not set each and every time.(for ex:- if you have nokia n8 and you dont need such high defnition recording you can set your own resolution)\n\n\n\n\n3)One fine day  Nokia may provide backup of your Video diary for a limited size(just like SMS and contacts back up are provided ).\n\n\n\n\n4)You can set the password for the diary.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nall the above features are not possible if its not an app, even if they are possible it takes considerable user effort, hence I feel that a separate app would be better , to make it easy for the user.","2010-05-27T10:57:28","2010-05-27T10:57:28","nelluri",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8197,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Add Spell Checker","Add a spell checker to all text entry areas.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nDevelopers should be able to turn this off if needed within their own apps but by default it should be on.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIt should be able to highlight incorrect spellings with a red line under the word. It should also have a user customizable dictionary and have support for changing the language quickly eg.  from English to French","2010-07-07T10:50:43","2010-07-07T10:50:43","stubbs",0,100,"Voting and discussion",8,0]
[null,8198,{"$nulls":3},"As a side note I've been doing a bit of google'ing and it seems that this is already a feature of Blackberry and iphone's IOS Operating Systems. To me it makes far more sense to have the spell checker as a core part of the OS that all programs can use rather than have each developer need to bundle in their own or leave spell checking out.","2010-07-07T10:56:53","2010-07-07T10:56:53","stubbs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10163,{"$nulls":3},"may be useful (like in firefox)","2010-10-11T21:52:28","2010-10-11T21:52:28","nitrous18",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8709,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Translucent progress bar for full screen web view","I'd like to see the download progress bar and page size details displayed in a translucent overlay at the top of the web page when viewing the web browser in full screen\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nOn the Nokia 5800 (S60v5) I have to toggle full screen manually and keep having to drop back to normal view to see is any progress is being made","2010-08-06T04:22:34","2010-08-11T01:53:51","jfigge",0,95.91,"Voting and discussion",5,1]
[null,2566,"Mobile functionality","User interface","user interface defined by the theme","My idea is something like the g-desk or the Qt library. \n\nThe idea is to make an SDK that allows designers to make their own themes and not use the same scheme. \n\nFollowing I explain the issues better, with regards to the UI of the phone. \n\nThere should be some restrictions such as a requirement that battery life and signal are on the main screen, but the designer decides the location on the screen where they would appear. \n\nWith respect to the menu, this also should be configurable in terms of the subject and the size of icons or the size of gap among them. But always with a scheme of folders like the one existing now. I think it would be useful for the user to separate applications according to what the user wants.\n\nWill not attach any pictures because it is just an idea of developing symbian themes for the future, not a modification of the current interfaces. \n\nnote: I used the g-desk in my e71 and it seems very useful, though not very well-polished. But that&#39;s the basic idea about the issues I have with SDK - I would like to see something that would modify the entire look of the phone without affecting their functions.","2009-11-14T02:54:33","2009-11-14T02:54:33","moisesacg",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,3]
[null,7686,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Dial to save - quick way to save notes","I use the phone phone dial to save quick items - whats my airline booking ID - enter it to dial field, then hit green/dial - and its quickly saved in the call list. I just hit green dial button and its there.\n\n\n\n\n\nI only use this for quick things I need to save. What I would like would be if i prefixed a dial number with say A or *** it would also add it as a new note item, or tag it so that it would not drop out the call register.\n\n\n\n\nAnyway, maybe this is one thing I do, and others dont.","2010-05-26T09:54:37","2010-05-26T09:54:37","cressers",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,7942,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","More functions on volume key","i found that when i listening music, i cant change the volume when i locked my keypad n screen..\n\n\n\n\n(i m usin nokia 5800xm, S60 v5)\n\n\n\n\nThis function is just like sony ericsson's hp, u can control the volume n \"next\" or \"previous\" the song by pressing \"+\" or \"-\" key when the keypad n screen is locked..\n\n\n\n\nThis function is so easy. If i hav this func on my hp, i dont need to change the volume or song by \"take out the phone from pocket\" &gt;&gt; \"unlock the key n screen\" &gt;&gt; \"change the volume or song\" &gt;&gt; \"lock back the key n screen\" &gt;&gt; \"put back into my pocket\" ...\n\n\n\n\nJust click the \"+\" \"-\" key in my pocket!!! \n\n\n\n\nHope u all like my idea... :)","2010-06-10T06:44:28","2010-06-10T06:44:27","eugene893",0,100,"Voting and discussion",5,0]
[null,10082,{"$nulls":3},"i like that","2010-10-10T21:37:41","2010-10-10T21:37:41","nitrous17",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8454,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Competitive Analysis - App Markets","Android Market also has around 49,000 applications.\n\n\n\n\nFor developing any application, development tools are the most important.\n\n\n\n\nFor small Independent Software Developers, (ISVs) market size is the most important.\n\n\n\n\nOperators also have their developer program that includes Software Development kit (SDK) and app stores. e.g., Sprint Developer Program, AT&amp;T Developer Program.\n\n\n\n\niTunes App store developers are forced to use &lsquo;Ad Hoc&rsquo; distribution so that apps can be tested prior to submission. The Apple method requires pre-registration of beta testers. In order to register them, developers need to know Unique Device Identifier (UDID) for their devices and then create a mobile provisioning file - a security certificate that authorizes that unique device to run the app being tested. Apple uses the 70/30 model for splitting the revenue generated from the App Store, between the developer and itself. The App Store has helped 3rd party developers to solely focus on developing creative and innovative applications and not worry about its distribution process.\n\n\n\n\nMost of the Android devices come with preinstalled &ldquo;Market&rdquo; application which allows users to browse, buy, download, and rate different available applications and other content for mobile phones equipped with the open-source operating system.  \n\n\n\n\nAndroid apps may be obtained from any source including a developer's own website. Also, Android developers can create their own application market. Google does not have a strict requirement for the application to show up on the Android Market compared to the &ldquo;Ad Hoc&rdquo; process used by Apple. This process is much more open then Apple&rsquo;s App Store. Lastly, the Android Market follows a 70/30 revenue-sharing model for applications developed by developers. The developers of priced applications receive 70% of the application price and remaining 30% distributes between carriers (if authorized to receive a fee for applications purchased through their network) and payment processors. Developers get the earned revenue from the Android Market via Google Checkout merchant accounts.\n\n\n\n\nCategories used in iPhone and Android marketplace - games, entertainment, books, education, utilities, photography, news and weather, finance, healthcare and fitness, lifestyle, sports, travel, medical, music, photography, social networking, navigation.\n\n\n\n\nThe most important factors taken into account when selecting a platform for developing a new application are money, market share, market size, number of customers, development tools, and ease of publishing.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-07-18T09:17:10","2010-07-22T17:51:37","Mesenburg",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,8459,{"$nulls":3},"Agree with idea. Has already been submitted and closed.\n\n\n\n\nhttp://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=2875\n\n\n\n\nAlso both my idea and yours are way too long and not concise enough. Please submit clearer, more concise ideas and follow the suggestion that we emailed to you.","2010-07-18T16:16:17","2010-07-18T16:16:17","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9222,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Report Invalid comment","This site is full of human interaction with all ideas, comments, feedback, threads, suggestions, explanation, etc. where some how the way different people express and interpretation is not aligned.\n\nThis happen all the time while during comments on the ideas. So I suggest to show a button as \"Report Invalid Comment\" with a numbers counting next to \"Report Abuse\". The number count is numbers of people vote this comment is invalid. Once the numbers count more than 3, then that particular comment will be auto hide and only show the person's name  each time load that idea page.\n\nIt look like:\n\n  Lawrence law  - Aug 27, 2010      \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nI also suggest the buttons ordering should show reply as first.\n\n\n\n\nIt shall look like:\n\nReply | \t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t          \t\t\t\t\t\tReport Invalid 3 | \t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t          \t\t\t\t\t\tReport Abuse\n\n\n\n\n\nAt the same time to same rules shall applies to comment votes:\n\n0    3\n\n\n\n\nTotal comments supports and Scraps add together is -3 and above shall be auto hide.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-08-31T03:15:10","2010-08-31T03:24:16","lawrence27",0,26.3,"Voting and discussion",1,3]
[null,9223,{"$nulls":3},"@ \"Invalid\" means not related, out of the scope, etc\n\n@ Auto Hide is not permanent remove, but just minimized, user still can click on it to expand to see what is in there\n\n\n@ Report by users / members\n\nSo it will shown more neat and clean.","2010-08-31T03:25:23","2010-09-23T19:28:40","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,1]
[null,9599,{"$nulls":3},"This is a free-thinking open-source community. Ideas are put up and are good/bad or neither. The negative vote and the non-vote that an idea receives typically indicate that you have a non-popular idea. These are tracked and eventually CLOSED to clean up the site.\n\n\n\n\nYour proposal is redundant to the current voting system and it singles out people who may have very good ideas, but need input from the community (technical/clarification/catalyst) to make the idea clearer.\n\n\n\n\nWe are trying to have an open exchange of ideas from an international community. The purpose of SF Ideas is to encourage collaboration and success. Constructive criticism of a professional nature is encouraged too. That drives thinking, refining and a likely outcome is a better idea. Personal and non-constructive or product/process related criticism is not tolerated and will not be incorporated into the ideas process.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-09-23T15:13:00","2010-09-23T19:32:43","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9625,{"$nulls":3},"Interesting idea, but way too high of a potential for this to be abused. As a feature, it would be better that \"report this comment\" should continue to go to the moderators and on the moderator dashboard such statistics are kept for viewing.","2010-09-24T17:47:49","2010-09-24T17:47:49","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10502,"Mobile applications",null,"Application scheduler ","It would be great if there is an application which is capable of schedule other applications on the phone (either native apps or 3 party apps) to run according with the scheduled time. This application should also able to exit the applications within specific time that has being scheduled. It would be even better if this scheduler not only runs the applications that have being scheduled, but also have the capability to control what are the tasks that the applications will do. For example, I can schedule my bluetooth to activate in 9 am morning every weekdays to connect with my office computer, then run sync application at 9.02 am to synchronize my calendar meetings, contacts and etc to my phone. The synchronize applications can be programmed to exit after finish its task or after specific of time. It can be the same with the bluetooth, where  it can turn off after the synchronization task is finished or after specific of predefined time. The application should be able to handle failure, for example, if the bluetooth failed to connect with the computer, it will try again after specific of time. The retry can be configure from specific period or specific time to infinite retry.\n\n\n\n\n This scheduler would be great if it is background process application, and will autostart in phone boot up. With this application, there will be lots of task can be pre-scheduled to perform automated task (usually routine task) with minimal attention of the user. This application scheduler application will virtually break the limit of fully automated background processing, and enable the user to schedule and program any task to be performed at anytime without much attention to the phone. This application can also be made not only trigger by time, but also by other event, or both. The scheduler can be made to run certain application when somebody called in, or someone called in within specific of time.","2010-11-12T18:38:43","2010-11-12T18:38:43","cjtky",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,5895,"None of the Above",null,"option to have plug-in compartment to hardware module","if the devices can have the option of compartment, it would be nice, one can plug in 3 MPX camera or 5 MPX camera or can attach Finger reader, simple torch light may be of blue or pink, and so on, would also serve as cost cutting solution","2010-02-24T14:34:52","2010-02-24T14:34:51","muksing",0,100,"Voting and discussion",3,0]
[null,5900,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Mukesh,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI am just making sure I understand your proposal. Are you proposing hardware modifications, and that actual pieces of the mobile to be interchangable, or upgradable? \n\n\n\n\nI like the IDEA in theory, and just am not sure how Symbian Foundation would get buy-in from Nokia, Samsung, Sony Ericcson etc.  Could someone from SF please comment on the feasibility of this?  I would venture to say that some modifiications would be the decisions of the actual brand or mobile, ather than SF.\n\n\n\n\nAlso, many of the Symbian OS mobiles are very high quality and one of my favorite features is, well, that they don't break if dropped them.  I would hate to breach the integrity of the mobile by a design change.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThere are ways of doing what you say through applications and software updates.  Perhaps this may be the route to go with this IDEA. ","2010-02-24T16:42:28","2010-02-24T17:47:34","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6919,"Mobile applications",null,"Receipt scanner for storing expenses","Dear all!\n\n\n\n\nIn my opinion and my experience daily expenses are concerning me in several respects:\n\n\n\n\n- Usually I'm getting useless little paper printouts for any consumption or buy that I make and throw them away when I'm not really convinced that it might be useful in the future after leaving the cashier point (super market, filling, news store, shops etc.)\n\n\n\n\n- Usually my mailbox is fed daily with bills, receipts and other payment paperwork\n\n\n\n\n- as well my relatives or house mates are carrying this paperwork with them in the purse, pocktes and handbags\n\n\n\n\nSummary: I'm collecting day by day loads of data which leads to the following:\n\n\n\n\n- in the most of the cases I don't know where the particular receipt is or where it went shortly after my buy, consumption etc.\n\n\n\n\n- Once a month minimum I'm asking myself, how much did I pay for this or the other and cannot prove it for the receipt has surely gone to the bin a long time before.\n\n\n\n\n- to be as well more honest, I'm super lazy when it comes to bills and documents in total\n\n\n\n\n- to be even more honest, my ability to file these items is below zero\n\n\n\n\n- 3-4 times a year I#m cruzified by my wife and by my tax adviser for my mess and resulting trouble to clear it.\n\n\n\n\n- several more reasons why this is something worrying\n\n\n\n\nIdea 1:\n\n\n\n\n- Simply let me scan (take a mobile camera still) the receipt, bill or similar which I can store and maybe categorize in a little app which consists of a simple timestamp recording to tag the scan.\n\n\n\n\n- If I'm busy during this \"scanning\" I do not have to add more info, if I have time to do some typing, then the app will allow me to give some info\n\n\n\n\n- This could be then presented to me day by day as a bill-presentment and in a peaceful moment I can give more info, if not done when \"scanned\"\n\n\n\n\n- The app can give me anytime a report of my scanned data (e. g. how many entries saved, how many with no additional info given, graphical reports with categories in mind etc.)\n\n\n\n\n- A simple rectangle with red border can be set and sized on the scan to highlight the most important info on the scan.\n\n\n\n\n- The time stamp is configurable whether it is visible on print-outs or not for tax reasons and to find the receipts easier and to assort them to the right entry when some time has elapsed between scan and working on it.\n\n\n\n\n- The app has a method to reduce the resolution f the scan in steps to size the amount of data down but with user control (e.g. the scan is too blury after reducing too much). An undo function for this would be appreciated as well.\n\n\n\n\n- The app is capable of taking as well notes and tags on each entry (scan) E.g. the necessity to keep this receipt for warranty reasons and when this item is out of warranty. Maybe the localisation of the hardcopy... or the relevance for the tax-advisor etc.\n\n\n\n\n - The apps little \"database\" can recognize my notes and can tell me when there are similarities in several entries and gives me help to assort the entries and group them e.g. to the type of expense.\n\n\n\n\n- Maybe it is necessary to have a pouch which is stretching the little receipts by putting them in between 2 plastic foils for the scan.\n\n\n\n\n- For easier retrieval of the scan in the apps memory the prints of the scan do have a 2D barcode which is mixed into the print which contains the storage number to easyly access the stored scan.\n\n\n\n\nIdea 2:\n\n\n\n\n- If I'm owning as well a PC, the data (scans) could be transferred via wifi or BT to a desktop app which does a better visualisation and gives me reports (which of the scans are not completed datawise, etc.)\n\n\n\n\n- The desktop app will give me the chance to print the collected scans with  some extra info (which has been collected when the scan was done).\n\n\n\n\n- If I'm as well owning a scanner (flatbed or similar) I could scan as well the other bills and receipts that I get frequently through my mailbox.\n\n\n\n\n- If I'm receiving as well bills and invoices over the email account or via login on a website, I'm enabled to scan as well those by screenshot and processing (maybe OCR) towards this app.\n\n\n\n\nIdea 3:\n\n\n\n\n- A powerful service provider could force via lobbyism the industry to print on every bill, invoice or receipt a scanable 2D barcode which is giving a anonymous collection of data which is as well printed on the paper of the receipt, containing e. g. an unique number of the merchant and the price and the currency.","2010-04-03T18:02:53","2010-04-21T16:23:30","nemoadest1",0,44.77,"Voting and discussion",3,1]
[null,6994,{"$nulls":3},"I love ideas 1 and 2, in a perfect world number 3 would already exist.  I like the fact that when you go to the Apple store they email you your receipt, all large electronic stores should have this for warranty purposes.  Back to your idea 1 would be great, very simple and user friendly, 2 as an extension of idea 1 is great :) you have my vote","2010-04-07T21:47:12","2010-04-07T21:47:12","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7110,{"$nulls":3},"In theory you have an idea that is very desirable. \n\n\n\n\nIn reality, at least in the USA there are very few mobile validated and acceptable scanners which the Internal Revenue Service accepts.  One is Neats receipts and it is a stand alone device.  Great one too....But it is validated and approved through the US government.  Basically, i hate receipts too, but unless you are willing to spend over $100 USD, for an application, than I do not find this feasible.\n\n\n\n\nBusiness and personal tax receipts which are just scanned are not legal and can not be submitted as a tax deduction.\n\n\n\n\nI will let this discussion continue, as people may be happy to pay a lot for this feature, but I do not find it economically feasible.","2010-04-17T02:01:24","2010-04-17T22:22:23","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7943,"Mobile functionality","User interface","What can u do when the keypad n screen is locked?  :)","I have an idea that u can view ur time when ur phone is locked...\n\n\n\n\ni think many ppl realise this: they hav to unlock the screen or keypad to view the time n then lock the keypad n screen back....\n\n\n\n\nY we dont just like the Symbian S40's phones?\n\n\n\n\njust press the \"red\" key n then a big clock/ time displayed on the screen\n\n\n\n\nn there is some notification displayed  below there too...  such as: missed call, new mesaage, battery information, etc.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-06-10T07:11:11","2010-06-10T07:11:11","eugene893",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,8455,"Mobile applications",null,"Cut mp3","Hi I would like to make an application for mobile phones \ns60 v5 to shorten the mp3, you can select the \npart of the mp3 you want one and use it for sms tone \nor tone, etc.","2010-07-18T12:36:58","2010-10-14T23:16:26","quema",0,100,"Expert review",31,0]
[null,8482,{"$nulls":3},"A music editor? ","2010-07-20T14:55:52","2010-07-20T15:04:04","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8496,{"$nulls":3},"Take a page from the android book and make it a function integrated in the music player.  This function is so simple yet elegant, definitely something we need on symbian.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-07-21T05:52:27","2010-07-21T05:52:27","Duncan_McDougal",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9379,{"$nulls":3},"GREAT !","2010-09-08T11:56:39","2010-09-08T11:56:39","Dadadada",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9383,{"$nulls":3},"Nice Idea - But there is whole lot of application available for this purpose, Please check these out!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nMy Ringtone 2 : http://store.ovi.com/content/1838\n\n\n\n\n\nMy Ringtone : http://store.ovi.com/content/1837\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-09-08T15:27:35","2010-09-08T15:27:35","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9386,{"$nulls":3},"Like the Idea. I think something already exists for Symbian, but can not remember it so I am saying....thanks for the good Idea and the clear explanation. I will support your idea and will likely wake up at 3 AM with the app.....but thanks and Kudos!","2010-09-08T19:06:47","2010-09-08T19:06:46","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","Let's campaign to convert every package to EPL by YE 2009","The sooner all software is in EPL, the faster we'll get all the benefits from this.","2009-03-14T01:55:42","2010-02-15T13:39:57","dw2",0,87.79,"Being done",22,3]
[null,56,{"$nulls":3},"I have never gotten any kind of sensible answer about what actually process might be taking place to determine that an SFL package was suitable for promotion to EPL.","2009-04-02T16:54:33","2009-04-05T12:58:19","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,70,{"$nulls":3},"I've had an enquiry from a contact in Sosco asking about SFL implications for his (Japanese) customers:  Does the SFL clause requiring \"immediate contribution of changes\" really mean that his customers will have to disclose changes which might give away their future product plans?\n\n\n\n\nThe answer is clearly Yes, it does. If they make a derivative work and distribute it to any third party, then they have to contribute back \"immediately\".\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWe chose the Eclipse licence because it makes sense in a competitive commercial environment. With the EPL, those OEMs could do development privately, and contribute back when they ship the devices. They can contribute earlier if they want to, for example when the product is announced, or when they are far enough along to want to establish a baseline which others will use in later products.\n\n\n\n\nIf we keep code under the SFL, then those OEMs will consider delaying adoption of the Symbian platform, and could stick with their older Symbian OS derivatives for another year or so.","2009-04-04T12:45:53","2009-04-27T14:06:39","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},3,0]
[null,85,{"$nulls":3},"The developer support team in the Symbian Foundation need to build relationships with the package owners/maintainers.  If it will help then I'd like to get involved in helping to check the code of some of the packages to clear it for release under the EPL.  Having talked to Paul Corney about it, I'm also volunteering some of the time of my yet to be recruited colleagues in developer support.  We need to build up some \"favour currency\" with the package owners to help get problems solved for developers in the future and encourage them to provide us with bits of information/documentation.\n\n\n\n\nGetting involved in code checks would be a good way to do this and allow us to get more familiar with the content and structure of the platform at the same time.\n\n\n\n\nPossibly there are some other groups internally that could also volunteer some time, depending on their existing commitments - technical experts &amp; editors in the documentation team, and possibly some of the integration and relelase guys?\n\n\n\n\nI expect some of the package owners would like an external auditor of sorts and it would would be a good way for us to be sure we're applying consistent criteria.\n\n\n\n\nThoughts?","2009-04-06T12:00:28","2010-07-02T05:00:26","markw",{"$nulls":3},3,0]
[null,654,{"$nulls":3},"I spigit this. I think it&apos;s vital that we shift to the EPL as soon as possible, so that Symbian can become truly open source. I think that what  William said is true, there&apos;s no point in checking for code security as this is not really measurable and copyright infringements are worse if you demonstrate that you did know they were there (which by looking for them, we kind of have). The other factors should be dealt with prior to EPL&apos;ing in collaboration with the package owners, i.e. letting them determine when it&apos;s &apos;ready&apos;, but providing assistance in this process.","2009-05-16T09:41:53","2009-05-16T09:41:52","brendand",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,148,{"$nulls":3},"To try to summarise the discussion so far:\n\n\n\n\nNo one has given any reason for recommending a slow approach to converting packages to EPL (though two people did vote against the idea; NB voting is anonymous so it&apos;s not clear who voted against).  On the other hand, there are good reasons to push for speedy transformation of the licences.\n\n\n\n\nSo the goal to convert every package to EPL (the Eclipse Public Licence) by Year End 2009 remains good!","2009-04-19T12:27:06","2009-04-19T12:32:10","dw2",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,3080,"Mobile applications",null,"Sports Scores Ticker","I&#39;m shocked that there is still no Sports Scores Ticker application for the Nokia N97 and all Symbian smartphones. There are a few soccer and cricket apps, but nothing for North American sports like football, hockey, basketball, and baseball. I don&#39;t want just a generic news aggregator... I&#39;m talking LIVE SCORES and play by play summaries. With beeps when my team scores or when the game is over. Custom teams &amp; sports, custom leagues and notifications. Check out the SportsTap application in the iPhone store. \n\nOf course the same can go for all worldwide sports. Not just North American sports. But here in the States we have NOTHING! \n\n/end rant","2009-12-01T20:24:54","2010-06-14T20:35:57","mikemacias",0,100,"Closed",6,0]
[null,3089,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Mike,I may be female, but I love sports too! This would be a nice APP to add. This APP would be very popular in the US and elsewhere, as we do so much multitasking...and sports are a nice way to unwind,and following &quot;your team&quot; or &quot;a competitor&quot; has a &quot;social networking&quot; type following.I support this one!","2009-12-01T23:04:30","2009-12-01T23:04:30","ginau",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,3100,{"$nulls":3},"I Think, there should be some Sports Ticker for Live Scores....!- that will be nice...!","2009-12-02T08:06:10","2009-12-02T08:07:39","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3105,{"$nulls":3},"I would love to have this as well, but I&#39;m not holding my breath on this, as the problem is not really a lack of the app, but where are we actually getting the scores from? What you may want to try, at least to hold us Americans over, is ESPN mobile website for iPhone. It works great with the S60 browser (both my N97 and N95-3), as it also provides realtime scores and play by play.\nhttp://m.espn.go.com/wireless/?w=18p6s&amp;e=AWA&amp;iphone","2009-12-02T14:26:08","2009-12-02T14:27:05","gene_ting",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3336,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Standby mode","Add a standby (hibernate-like) function to the system, this can be made to dump all processes to the mass memory on the device and shut down all running processes except the one which handles phone calls. This can save a lot battery life and allow a device to stay on for weeks on one charge which would save energy and allow phone use on long trips in which other phone functionality would not be needed.","2009-12-10T11:05:55","2009-12-10T11:05:55","MohammadAG",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,3]
[null,5128,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Eco Bar","Multiple applications using internet connectivity are often running in the background, using different bearers, without the user actually realising they are still connected to the internet. An Eco Bar (a small simple indicator placed next to, or as part of, the battery charge indicator) would indicate when power consumption is unnecessarily high, or when IP session activity has been dormant for some time.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nA seperate application linked to the this by tapping the bar/charge indicator, could be opended to display all open applications but also show if these applications are using an open network connection over GPRS, 3G or WLAN.","2010-02-03T12:07:16","2010-02-03T12:07:16","richardc",0,100,"Voting and discussion",7,0]
[null,5136,{"$nulls":3},"I agree with your second Idea - Of having a system on Symbian which display applications on device using an open network connection over GPRS, 3G or WLAN.\n\n\n\n\nRegarding first one- there is an indicator for both GPRS and WLAN - if you see them active and if it likes to you that - apps are using the network connection with your permission - you can kill the app form the menu.","2010-02-03T16:50:05","2010-02-03T16:50:05","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5153,{"$nulls":3},"I really like this idea. Even without the environmental element, it would be good to have an easy access task manager to allow shut-down of applications that are running in the background.","2010-02-04T10:47:33","2010-02-04T16:05:44","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5154,{"$nulls":3},"I also supported this idea. The problem is there's not much space in future Symbian status-bars it if you look at the Symbian^3 ^4 images.\n\n\n\n\nThe solution is the Android way of swiping the status bar down to expand the notification area.","2010-02-04T10:59:48","2010-02-04T10:59:48","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5384,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","NATIVE Multi-Account XMPP / Jabber Support","Hi,\n\n\n\n\nIM &amp; VoIP Calling over XMPP, as emails do today, is VERY important for our near future.\n\n\n\n\nAll the people today want to send an email to any other domain, right ?\n\n\n\n\nSo, WE think that we will buy our next mobile with XMPP native support. (like maemo)\n\n\n\n\nLike me, our community need XMPP/Jabber support with native VoIP.\n\n\n\n\n(Video Call is not important right now as voIP call over XMPP, but people obviously will buy more devices with this feature)\n\n\n\n\nWe need chat to others domains, STANDARD way, no propietary protocols. FREE SPEECH like email -&gt; Xmpp rules.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nDescription:\n\n\n\n\nNative XMPP support.\n\n\n\n\nMulti accounts can be registered.\n\n\n\n\nVoIp XMPP calling.\n\n\n\n\nFile sending feature\n\n\n\n\nAlways-connected\n\n\n\n\nStable &amp; Flawless Roaming from wifi-3g. (nimbuzz and fring do this but not stable nor flawless)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nContacts in Maemo: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=30kPxiyzrmI\n\n\n\n\nIM in MAEMO: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FiY1vEDjzPc\n\n\n\n\nVideo XMPP Call in Maemo: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xz0N26VeQ68\n\n\n\n\nAdmin your XMPP account in Maemo: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FiY1vEDjzPc\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThanks a lot for supporting one more time, the universal way of communication.\n\n\n\n\nBest wishes.","2010-02-10T11:11:50","2010-10-15T11:57:39","glococo",0,100,"Expert review",30,0]
[null,5385,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Guillermo, that would be a marvellous idea. I plenty support it!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nActually I'm using Fring and Nimbuzz, but they suck both.\n\n\n\n\nNimbuzz is trying to caught people in his propietary networks making sound work good only when you speak thru them and making it poorer when using other network providers.\n\n\n\n\nFring lacks a lot of functionality and is very unstable even.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nYour request would be just marvellous!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nRegards,\n\n\n\n\nPablo Alonso","2010-02-10T12:59:24","2010-02-10T12:59:24","pablo.alonso",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,6742,{"$nulls":3},"Hi, Xmpp is the future. I cant understand (or maybe I can) why the OPEN SOURCE OS dont support XMPP.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nPlease, think twice. VoIP in XMPP will be at least the next years.","2010-03-23T19:38:19","2010-03-23T19:38:19","glococo",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6752,{"$nulls":3},"I completely agree with you Guillermo. But obviously this is not convenient for the telcos and that may be the main problem to implement this technology. I suppose is something like inventing the free energy engine, I could be really perfect for the human needs and community development, BUT you cannot put a charge on it so that makes it useless for the capitalism machine and then a primary target seen as an enemy for the actual corporations that make monopoly profits of it's non existent implementation.\n\n\n\n\nOpen source and the comunity should be a solution for this issues as is going for years with linux vs windows. but truth, monkey dance for the money, I always have danced, and it always will dance. maybe a major leap in concience can raise this basic level of operation for the common human being but that I guess is off this tech discussion.\n\n\n\n\nHope we as human beings stop some day of try to slave the others to improve oneself lives and start helping one another to get finally free!\n\n\n\n\nIf you were given the chance to live another life at random, where would you like to be born, what would you like to have instructed as basics, what would you want to be taught from the group and comunity that raises you up.... that is the vision in what we have to work for, and freedom is the only answer that I find correct! my point could go on and on, but I hope you got the idea.\n\n\n\n\nthanks!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nRegards,\n\n\n\n\nPablo\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-24T16:23:46","2010-03-24T16:23:46","pablo.alonso",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,6758,{"$nulls":3},"Welcome  FACEBOOK\n\n\n\n\n@ Pablo look:\n\n\n\n\n400 MILLIONS NEW XMPP USERSSSS !!!\n\n\n\n\nWelcome  FACEBOOK -&gt; http://blog.xmpp.org/index.php/2010/02/welcome-facebook/\n\n\n\n\nFB  Statics http://www.facebook.com/press/info.php?statistics\n\n\n\n\nHow to  configure Facebook XMPP on your Client -&gt;  http://www.facebook.com/sitetour/chat.php\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nTHIS IS  EMBARRASSMENT,  Symbian, a famous Mobile OS now supposedly \"opensource\"  do not support XMPP ?????\n\n\n\n\nHaa.. I will tell you one thing.. If the  Symbian Council dont want to support XMPP, android will win and this  ship will sink as WM.\n\n\n\n\nAs soon as android get voIP over XMPP the  battle will turn more to one side.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nNice tripe to  cementery Symbian. Nice marketing, by the way, If you want to sink  it faster, use iPad policies.\n\n\n\n\nPeople remember who scam him for first  time, and will never buy sandboxes again.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nDo not sink  this ship as S40, not in this way.","2010-03-25T01:10:33","2010-03-25T01:10:32","glococo",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6759,{"$nulls":3},"I forgot to mention, When Symbian 4 will be available, maybe Skype will also be XMPP.\n\n\n\n\nSo.. What do you want to do with your sandboxes without XMPP support ?\n\n\n\n\nIts a shame to read the Nokia X6 specifications in Messaging: Only support SMS\n\n\n\n\nhttp://www.nokia.co.uk/find-products/all-phones/nokia-x6-16gb/specifications\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAin't that a shame ?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAlso, If any mobile manufacturer sell with it without XMPP could be considered \"planned obsolescence\" making it obsolete in a year. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planned_obsolescence\n\n\n\n\nNo green way and this movie come to my mind with this thread -&gt; http://www.storyofstuff.com/\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIs there really no one inside the council that want to implement native XMPP client ?\n\n\n\n\nIts pity that the monkey dance sometimes only for money.","2010-03-25T01:27:46","2010-03-25T01:27:46","glococo",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8554,{"$nulls":3},"Im with Guillermo too,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSymbian should support XMPP / Jingle asap.- This feature is all people want,\n\n\n\n\nLook, gmx.es gmx.net and http://vkontakte.ru/ use XMPP too.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nFacebook -&gt; 500.000.000\n\n\n\n\nvkontakte.ru -&gt; 82.000.000\n\n\n\n\novi.com -&gt; 80.000.000\n\n\n\n\ngMail -&gt; 200.000.000\n\n\n\n\ngmx -&gt; 15.000.000\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nHope Symbian foundation stop representing Mobile Operator interest.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nRegards,\n\n\n\n\nNico","2010-07-23T14:53:30","2010-07-23T14:53:30","nicodilullo77",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8556,{"$nulls":3},"@Guillermo,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI think Skype will go to XMPP near or later, but right now I dont think so.\n\n\n\n\nWhat people should do is, stop using Skype and MSN.\n\n\n\n\nOver time, more people will start using more and more gmail ,I hear lot EU customers going to gmail apps.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nMaybe there is also another inconvenient, Consumers they dont know the XMPP / Jingle features.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nKind regards. Nico","2010-07-23T15:11:48","2010-07-23T15:11:48","nicodilullo77",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5552,{"$nulls":3},"Yeah men, that's all we need to be really free users of voip call providers.\n\n\nMe too use Nimbuzz on my N85 and your funtionality and quality are realy good if you compare with similar apps, but like say Pablo Alonso:\n\n\"Nimbuzz is trying to caught people in his propietary networks making sound work good only when you speak thru them and making it poorer when using other network providers.\" therefore we must change this situation to offer XMPP Native on OS mobile.\n\nThis idea is really important to an OS as developed like Symbian.\n\n\nBest regards.","2010-02-15T16:03:30","2010-02-15T16:03:30","marianmas",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5558,{"$nulls":3},"First, I support this IDEA and AGREE strongly with your points.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSecond, have you tried SKYPE?  You may like it more and it works very well internationally for chatting and VoIP.  The calls, costs something but texting (sms) doesn't. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAll which you speak of should be easily implemented technically, and there may be some nominal fee for international use, butthe bottom line is whether a new service is developed or if SKYPE becomes Symbian Signed, than it would make out mobiles an even better communication device .","2010-02-15T22:12:45","2010-02-15T22:12:44","ginau",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5580,{"$nulls":3},"I support this idea in principle, but I wonder if the Social Media Framework already does this. Or, is this idea asking that mobiles not just be an end-point for XMPP/Jabber conversations, but also the server hosting them?","2010-02-16T03:39:14","2010-02-16T03:39:14","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7632,{"$nulls":3},"Facebook is reaching 500 millon USERS !\n\n\n\n\nhttp://www.allfacebook.com/2010/05/facebook-prepares-to-announce-500-million-users/\n\n\n\n\nOnly Maemo Operating System support XMPP native.-","2010-05-18T12:32:54","2010-05-18T12:32:54","glococo",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5606,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Antoine,\n\n\n\n\nI been looking for XMPP on the SMF but nothing. The are improving propietary networks plugins like facebook, twiter, etc., and looking to other side when someone talks about xmpp.\n\n\n\n\nI think they know that if they make an XMPP native device, soon or later, telecos companies will stop selling Symbian based mobiles phones. I think that the reason behind XMPP deployment is this one. I understand Nokia about this, but is unfair, maemo cost arround 500&euro;, double priced of a netbook. Insane.\n\n\n\n\nSo ? If we want Xmpp terminal we have to pay 500&euro; ?\n\n\n\n\nUnfair rules.\n\n\n\n\nIf Symbian is really opensource, should support native full featured xmpp.\n\n\n\n\nIs this so hard to implement when they can reuse code from pidgin, empathy and many other opensource XMPP projects ?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nBest regards","2010-02-17T00:08:49","2010-07-23T15:04:15","glococo",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5607,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Smith,\n\n\n\n\nSkype is a propietary protocol, and you can only talk from @skype.com to @skype.com.\n\n\n\n\nYou cannot communicate from user@skype.com to jhon@mycompany.com. Can you understand us ?\n\n\n\n\nSkype is a closed protocol, we cannot develop anything inside. Also XMPP is more feature rich than any other IM protocol.\n\n\n\n\nPlease, take a look at XMPP or jabber in wikipedia or any other side to find the amazing features-\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAnd again, What happend if you can only send eMails from yahoo.com to yahoo.com ?\n\n\n\n\n\nSame happend with propietary IM -&gt; Y!, Skype, MSN, and so on. (you can only chat with your contacts on the same closed corporcrime network)","2010-02-17T00:19:45","2010-02-17T00:19:45","glococo",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,5896,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","The SMS/Email must be Threaded","The SMS must be Threaded so that it can look like an IM conversation.","2010-02-24T15:12:31","2010-03-01T17:05:34","Suman_M",0,100,"Done!",5,1]
[null,5984,{"$nulls":3},"This idea has already been suggested and is going through Expert refinement so this idea will be closed in 2 days\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nhttp://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=3303\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThanks","2010-02-26T15:44:55","2010-02-26T15:44:55","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7688,"Mobile applications",null,"Impliment finger print authentication ","If possible, just add in finger print authentication device to \nall symbian phones,as this function will secure phones from \nunathorize usage. ","2010-05-26T10:01:08","2010-05-26T10:01:08","anankumar",0,0,"Voting and discussion",2,2]
[null,7691,{"$nulls":3},"The problem with this request is that the Symbian Foundation does not control the hardware for devices. This wolf be up for licensees to implement. On SF's side, the question would have to be if the security model supports fingerprint or other types mof biometric authentication. That part of this idea is more under their control.","2010-05-26T12:29:14","2010-05-26T12:29:14","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4873,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Take one photo even if the phone is locked","Very often when I see something extraordinary on the street I want to take a picture, and as usually my phone is locked for security reasons. Then I have to unlock screen with a slider (it sometimes fails at this stage or at least has some significant delays), then enter the lock code (when in hurry, I'm prone to make a mistake), wait significant 3 seconds with the dialog \"code accepted\", press the camera button, focus-on, and what I wanted to take the photo of is already gone!\n\n\nThe process of unlocking the phone should be polished anyway, but I can imagine that even when the phone is locked, I could take one picture exceptionally.\n\n\nThis could as well be a short handwritten note or a telephone number, but let's see what you think...\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-25T23:52:26","2010-09-27T05:59:37","kriksu",0,93.12,"Expert review",51,3]
[null,4889,{"$nulls":3},"Sounds like a good idea to me - photographing a crime in progress is another use for this. I've experienced this myself, when I was unable to get the camera working in time to catch the number plate of the vehicle running away from the crash.\n\n\n\n\nIt could usefully involve some other action, to avoid having it take an \"emergency photo\" while it's in your pocket: perhaps you would have to open the slide?","2010-01-26T12:17:45","2010-01-26T12:17:45","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},4,0]
[null,4904,{"$nulls":3},"Great idea and great refinement!","2010-01-26T14:42:10","2010-01-26T14:42:10","Susana",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5188,{"$nulls":3},"I support this . Great Idea.","2010-02-04T17:39:36","2010-02-04T17:39:36","apache",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5191,{"$nulls":3},"If you'll be allowed to take only one picture with locked phone, how to prevent that this one picture wouldn't be the insides of your pocket?","2010-02-04T17:52:20","2010-02-16T11:52:52","syliokas",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9662,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing it Back for Community Support!","2010-09-26T20:54:10","2010-09-26T20:54:10","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9699,{"$nulls":3},"There are ways to do this \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n1.Finger print  password detection\n\n\n\n\n2.Unlock h/w button (check in N97 mini/N8..etc)\n\n\n\n\n3.Unlock phone with voice recognition and enable the camera app with voice (it will some time comparatively first 2 options)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-09-28T01:24:43","2010-09-28T01:24:43","sritosri",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8686,{"$nulls":3},"I'll let the community decide, but, this seems problematic.\n\n\n\n\nIf you carry your mobile in your pocket or purse, you are going to have a lot of pictures which you do not need and didn't know that you snapped them.\n\n\n\n\nIf people come up with a clever way of making this setting work..with a click of the button camera, and another button (physical), or by some other creative means, than it might be a good option. This should have more community input.","2010-08-04T20:20:23","2010-08-04T20:20:23","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6897,{"$nulls":3},"how would this work on phones with camera covers? Well on my N85 it already does, i slide it down, it starts the camera and when i close the cover, the phone locks itself.","2010-04-02T06:45:43","2010-04-02T06:45:43","eddieliang16",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6900,{"$nulls":3},"I don't have any S60 phone with camera cover to confirm it, but are you sure you have the phone locked with the security code, not only the keypad locked? Because that's the case here.","2010-04-02T08:53:10","2010-08-05T04:37:10","kriksu",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5129,"Mobile functionality","User interface","scrolling","I wonder why we need the need for scrolling / scroll bars to view web-pages / read e-books and even scroll between a long list of menu items.\n\n\n\n\nCan we not use the accelerometer to achieve scrolling? Imagine reading a book or a web page on the crowded underground tubes, can you afford to let go your hand to scroll down the page? I'd imagine tilting your phone slightly can do the trick?\n\n\n\n\nAnd so also while reading ebooks - you can set it to auto-scroll mode and keep gazing at it, rather than having to scroll every few minutes. Of course, the pace needs to be variable based on one's reading speeds.\n\n\n\n\nDo we have something like this already?","2010-02-03T12:32:15","2010-02-03T12:32:15","adetaylor",0,19.55,"Voting and discussion",2,6]
[null,5131,{"$nulls":3},"Hi nithya!\n\n\n\n\nHave you played  \"Marble Maze\" for s60/s60v5?   We don't what a browser that challenging :)\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-03T13:02:21","2010-02-03T13:03:50","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6921,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","Contact awareness (face detection)","The phone should be aware of who's the person you're taking a picture of. It's in Nokia's prediction of the capabilities of devices for 2015. This could allow the device to automatically add a tag of that person to the photo.","2010-04-04T02:45:38","2010-04-04T02:45:38","anthonyvila",0,100,"Voting and discussion",4,0]
[null,6957,{"$nulls":3},"Given that Picasa already does this today (http://picasa.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?hl=en&amp;answer=156272) and there are also some digital cameras that support a limited amount of person recognition, this should not even be as far away as 2015 in my view... :-)","2010-04-06T14:18:15","2010-04-06T14:18:15","mgroeber",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7689,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Volume control with more than ten levels","The current Symbian volume control with its ten levels does not provide enough fine control for volume adjustment. Quite often one level will be too quiet while the next one is already too loud.\n\n\n\n\nSo, please, just add more levels here. It's a small change, but it would increase the userfulness of the player application by a lot.","2010-05-26T10:03:34","2010-10-11T10:44:15","goeddea",0,100,"Expert review",35,0]
[null,9621,{"$nulls":3},"I think it's great ! Also it's a old problem that i've thought before.","2010-09-24T08:44:39","2010-09-24T08:44:39","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8713,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","Better Chat Client ! -{@  :X  -{@  :X  -{@","In computer, when we click on one nick chat (Yahoo! .v.v.) in web browser or on document, the chat client (Yahoo Messenger .v.v.) will show up and we can chat to this nick chat at once. But in Symbian, it can't. So i want that Symbian can auto start the chat client on phone when click on nick chat, like on computer.","2010-08-06T14:57:39","2010-10-16T15:28:09","MyFanIsUUUU",0,100,"Expert review",31,0]
[null,8718,{"$nulls":3},"Yes! More chatter for Business end-users and the consumer sector.","2010-08-07T00:39:50","2010-08-07T00:39:49","Mesenburg",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10121,{"$nulls":3},"vote","2010-10-11T20:54:51","2010-10-11T20:54:51","nitrous18",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8946,{"$nulls":3},"Voice chat and video chat is full of potential. This will save a lot money over typical GSM or 3G video call. \n\nAnyway if Symbian don't build as standard communication app, there is tons of third party app does it. It will show incomplete of Symbian standard app features.","2010-08-22T18:36:55","2010-09-03T10:02:54","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8969,"Mobile applications",null,"Tv Mania","This App is a Mobile tv.! Take it ANYWHERE and watch tv.!","2010-08-23T01:00:41","2010-08-23T01:00:41","Heme",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,10505,"Mobile applications",null,"symbian app.","i would like to have an app for this site where i can directly add an idea when i have it. usually people find the best ideas when they are using their phone and if they cannot do what they want they'll sure what an app or update for it.usually when the need for the app is over people tend to forget it and they'll not add the idea on symbian website. so it'll be really easy for users to update or add an idea when they need it the most.","2010-11-13T07:18:34","2010-11-13T07:18:34","aakash1234",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,5130,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Make it easier to type hashtags using the phone keypad","The Symbian UI uses the # key for changing the mode of the text input system (e.g. predictive text, capitals, numbers, etc). This means that to type a # character you need to use the special symbols menu, which is annoying for things like hashtags in Twitter.\n\n\n\n\nMy idea is to add \"#\" as one of the characters associated with the 1 key (like ?, ! and @), so that at least you can type\n\n\n\n\n1 7 9 6 2 4 2 6\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nand have a reasonable chance that your predictive text has learned \"#symbian\" for this sequence.","2010-02-03T12:32:51","2010-02-03T12:32:50","william_roberts",0,79.06,"Voting and discussion",4,1]
[null,5219,{"$nulls":3},"Great idea!","2010-02-05T11:07:02","2010-02-05T11:07:02","Susana",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5224,{"$nulls":3},"Very few use such thing. I think you could just use 3rd party software and add this character to \"1\".","2010-02-05T12:02:29","2010-02-05T12:02:29","FtBall",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7434,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Idea for the home screen UI","I'm interested to try how this community could really create new UI's for Symbian. This is more like learning trip for me so I start with something \"easy\".\n\n\n\n\nSo I'm just proposing one oldish idea from my company - if someone is interested to develop this further, let's just do it:) Check out really old and rough video - but I think you get main point:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://www.idean.com/work/mobile/touch-design/\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIf it sucks, just kill it and I'll provide next idea. Peace:)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-05-11T08:13:48","2010-10-11T05:16:10","Risto",0,89.05,"Expert review",46,2]
[null,7435,{"$nulls":3},"[not sure if my comment on \"support\" made it through - this feature of the site doesn't seem to work for me.]\n\n\n\n\nAt first glance, I like it, because the idea of providing a single \"physical space\" in which the UI of applications on the handset lives (rather than arbitrary transitions) strikes me as intuitive...","2010-05-11T08:47:23","2010-05-11T08:47:23","mgroeber",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,7436,{"$nulls":3},"Nice concept but the current Widget based Home Screen in S^3, Android and other platforms are near perfection that I can't imagine anything better.  Another good homescreen is PalmPre's webOS where it displays current running apps. Sadly it occupies all Screen real estate that nothing left for important Widgets.  If only we can combine Widgets and Tasks on the home screen then I call it perfect!","2010-05-11T11:03:58","2010-05-11T11:03:58","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10006,{"$nulls":3},"I'm not sure, if I want this. But it sure is worth thinking about it!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-09T08:55:55","2010-10-09T08:55:55","Tallert",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7470,{"$nulls":3},"I really like it and find it better than the widget-based system in many ways.  Widgets are great, but, there is a lot of real estate that is \"dead space\" and not of any use.  So, I would be inclined to say this is good UI experience.\n\n\n\n\nI also really like the multilevel, easy access to information.  I would like to suggest that you add SMS on a thread.  I looked at your video and I wasn't sure if that was apparent or not.\n\n\n\n\nI would love to take a look at this on a real mobile.  You get my vote.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-05-12T16:33:30","2010-05-12T16:33:30","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10038,{"$nulls":3},"On idean.com there are more cool ideas. Look here:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://www.idean.com/work/mobile/hyperion-signature-design/\n\n\n\n\nand here:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://www.idean.com/work/mobile/before-after-case-s60-touch-cool-user-interface-new/\n\n\n\n\nEspecially in the hyperion-interface (firstlink) are many cool ideas!\n\n\n\n\nI don't like everything (e.g. the 3D in contacts I don't like), but some ideas are very very good!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-09T20:54:27","2010-10-09T21:46:11","HRichards",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10046,{"$nulls":3},"http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=8938\n\n\n\n\nhttp://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=9141\n\n\n\n\nhttp://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=9354\n\n\n\n\nPlease merge mine idea about homescreen with this one :)","2010-10-10T08:19:14","2010-10-10T08:19:14","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7492,{"$nulls":3},"Pretty Impressive ","2010-05-12T19:28:13","2010-05-12T19:28:13","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7498,{"$nulls":3},"Hi,\n\n@GU Smith: Thanks for you kind feedback (and rest of you too). This demo is just one out of many many concept ideas/studys we've been working on by our selves but not implemented at all - actually, for this ui proposal there might be simple flash demo but I'm not even sure, gotta check.\n\nPersonally I'm really exploring possibilities to \"just do it\" with Symbian Ideas memebers - so if there's someone out there at Symbian ideas community interested to work on this, thats more than cool. Don't know about structure etc that much yet:)\n\nAs this is exploration based on hunch I'd appreciate any kind of steering you might be able to give.\n\nWhat would be best next logical step to make this happen? Get more ratings, comments, provide more indepth design etc?\n\nThanks!\n\nbr Risto","2010-05-13T06:42:00","2010-05-13T06:42:00","Risto",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7603,{"$nulls":3},"This is cool UX","2010-05-17T13:36:47","2010-05-17T13:36:47","GSV",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,8202,"Mobile functionality",null,"Improve WiFi support","For me it is too much difficult to connect to all WiFi networks.\n\n\n\n\nIt has got a lot of problems: \"no response from gateway\", a lot of networks duplicate or triple (if protected you have to re-insert WEP/WPA key), the connection is very unstable, there is not a \"WiFi On/Off\" button, whenever you want to connect to internet with an app you have to choose the network, if you set to don't use WAP connections it use anyway.\n\n\n\n\nPlease, make it works better!","2010-07-07T15:01:40","2010-07-07T15:01:40","itrucid",0,100,"Voting and discussion",3,0]
[null,8714,"None of the Above",null,"Conferrance connectivity"," \n\n\n\n\nHi\n\n\n\n\nII could like to suggest to built up a software so that Video conferance can be done on Mobile. another application would be telecasing video recording from one mobile to another mobile through internet.\n\n\n\n\nDr.Lalit","2010-08-06T15:10:25","2010-08-06T15:10:25","lalit_deore",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,8717,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Dr. Lalit.  It's a pleasure to converse.\n\n\n\n\nDo you follow any of these protocols or standards? HMDI? IP, GPRS, WIFI, WIMAX, GTMS, FOMA, LTE?\n\n\n\n\nOther ontological memes I should be updated on?\n\n\n\n\nChris Mesenburg","2010-08-07T00:36:35","2010-08-07T00:36:35","Mesenburg",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9738,"Mobile applications",null,"A Utility should in Nokia Mobile to share GPS location through SMS (Text Message)","Hi,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\nI am using you Nokia Phone since many years. It is my 3rd phone. I have already used N71 and N73. Presently I am using E-71. It is very cool phone and I&rsquo;ve good experience with Mobile Internet and GPS. I am fan about Nokia&rsquo;s products and after using E-71, no words to say. OVI played very good role here and as we know OVI Map increased sale of Nokia. Many other mobile&rsquo;s company has navigation system, GPS system in their mobile, but to display on mobile without GPRS or internet, only Nokia can help (You can save maps using Map Loader). Good thing that we can save maps into mobile.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n However I have a suggestion, if it is possible to do. Can we share our location using text massage? See, we can pass our locations to other Nokia Mobile using Bluetooth, email, but if we can make it, so simple like to send a business card to other Nokia; definitely it will increase your sale and will help me to do my work. I am not decline, that other service almost doing the same thing. Like in Google maps you can share your location with your friend. But in other hand Google Maps required internet (GPRS). If we can send our location like to send business card (using Text Message only). So other person can save the location into their mobile and with the help of saved maps, he/she can find other person. No internet will require for this exercise.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\nI belong from India and in some areas / time Mobile services works but not GPRS. In that case to find a person will not difficult. It will become as simple as we are giving address to other person; and his/ her mobile will help him/her to reach his destination which is given by other person. Bluetooth is also a good option; however it has a limit of 10 to 15 feet, so no sense to share a location. And Email will require internet/GPRS. In that case text message will help you.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\nPlease look into this side too; I am sure Nokia will be a first mobile, having this type of feature. and it will become one more reason to use Nokia.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n Let me know if you have any queries or questions.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-09-29T12:48:23","2010-10-16T18:47:30","ashish.bajpai",0,100,"Expert review",38,0]
[null,9744,{"$nulls":3},"It is not an application. that should be on utility (Included in next service pack)","2010-09-29T18:28:18","2010-09-29T18:28:18","ashish.bajpai",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9755,{"$nulls":3},"You can already share saved landmarks via SMS. Go to the Settings &gt; Landmarks and choose Options &gt; Send. You can also share locations from Ovi Maps or other mapping apps via SMS right from those apps. Am not sure about why you would think this functional needs to be added, but it is certainly there in every Symbian device sold in the past 3.5 years.","2010-09-29T21:20:44","2010-09-29T21:20:44","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10193,{"$nulls":3},"I am using E71 and I have already checked with other Nokia Mobiles, there is no facility like this. Yes you have ways to send Landmark as attachment. MMS and via Email is possible. You can also use Bluetooth.\n\n\n\n\nHowever I am looking that the sharing should be as simple as you can send a business card to others, using only SMS facility. If it is possible for location sharing too, so let me know that way.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nPlease let me know your comments.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nRegards\n\n\n\n\nAshish","2010-10-13T08:23:53","2010-10-13T08:23:52","ashish.bajpai",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10506,"Mobile applications",null,"Nouveau scroll pour p910i","Hello,\n\n\n\n\nhave you never seen how it's bad to scroll the Apps, Pictures, Musics, Videos, and SMS on your p910i ?\nIt's with a mini rectangle on the side, personally i have big problems to touch the button without stylus,. So i ask you the question if we could'nt make an app like the \"Desktop app\" to make an other scroll : Tip on an object in middle of the screen, and without releasing, get up with your finger, than the objects would scroll down, like in the KP501 for example...\n\n\n\n\nwould it be possible to do this ?","2010-11-13T12:33:09","2010-11-13T12:33:08","Darkwolf7",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,11,"Symbian Foundation",null,"We should remove the Blogs functionality from this site","That's because there are already other places to post Symbian-related blogs, right?","2009-03-14T16:25:02","2009-03-14T16:25:02","dw2",0,59.36,"Being done",3,1]
[null,12,{"$nulls":3},"I think that one of the things that gets confused is \"blog\" as a technology vs. \"blog\" as a particular type of media.  Blog technology is a noce way to have individuals post a thread of thoughts organized in a reverse chronological order and to allow a community to comment on those thoughts.  Blogs as implemented as media have taken many forms ranging from personal diaries, to team coordination tools, to journalistic enterprises (and lots of other grey spaces).\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI don't have an objection to the inclusion of blog technology in this platform - but I agree that we should try and set a use case that makes sense in the context of the purpose of the whole site.","2009-03-14T16:59:34","2010-11-01T00:26:52","tshelton",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,13,{"$nulls":3},"I think that one of the things that gets confused is \"blog\" as a technology vs. \"blog\" as a particular type of media.  Blog technology is a noce way to have individuals post a thread of thoughts organized in a reverse chronological order and to allow a community to comment on those thoughts.  Blogs as implemented as media have taken many forms ranging from personal diaries, to team coordination tools, to journalistic enterprises (and lots of other grey spaces).\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI don't have an objection to the inclusion of blog technology in this platform - but I agree that we should try and set a use case that makes sense in the context of the purpose of the whole site.","2009-03-14T16:59:53","2009-03-14T16:59:53","tshelton",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,16,{"$nulls":3},"... since we don't have anything to sell in the Store","2009-03-14T23:03:02","2009-03-15T00:08:06","dw2",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,28,{"$nulls":3},"Can we now \"Close\" it?","2009-03-23T19:29:13","2009-03-23T19:31:00","dw2",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2059,"Symbian Foundation",null,"The Symbian Foundation (SF) needs to explain what is does.","Have recently attended the SEE (October 2009) in London I have no idea what purpose the SF is performing.\n\nTalking to customer I used to support on the Symbian Forum (SDN &amp; SDN++) and the Symbian 1:1 Service (formally helpdesk) they are NOT getting any responses to their technical questions.\n\nTalking to a SEE visitor on the train home again he had no idea what purpose the SF is performing.\n\nLooking though the Ideas there is one on the &ldquo;recruitment bonus for SF staff&rdquo; WHY? This should be internal to SF, and with the way they are laying off staff I say no more.\nI personal feel sad that my 15 years of effort in building up Symbian (including the first Nokia Symbian phone the 9210) appears to be reduced to post it notes on a white board. \n","2009-10-29T12:44:57","2009-10-29T12:46:08","mdivall",0,92.32,"Voting and discussion",16,1]
[null,2061,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Mark,\n\n I think framing your idea in terms of &quot;Provide more information on the role that the Symbian Foundation performs&quot; makes a lot of sense.\n\n Looking at your other points:\n - Symbian has no dedicated tech consulting business, technical questions are being answered through the forums\n - in terms of ideas on this site (such as a recruitment bonus) we want everyone to be able to suggest ways of working, and monitor what is adopted and what is not. Ultimately these ideas will be adopted internally, but we want everyone to be involved in framing how the Foundation functions\n - I don&#39;t think anything has been reduced to notes on a white board. What you see is the work of the past 15 years being embellished by everyone having the opportunity to influence how the foundation and Symbian evolves and develops. We don&#39;t subscribe to the notion that all the good ideas around mobile can exist within one organisation. This was validated during the show: we got some fantastic ideas.\n\n Freddie.","2009-10-29T12:54:20","2009-10-29T12:54:20","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},3,0]
[null,2062,{"$nulls":3},"I&#39;ve supported this idea - your evidence says that we aren&#39;t explaining clearly enough.\n\nFreddie has explained that we don&#39;t provide support: instead we provide ways for the people in the Symbian community to support each other. Perhaps your 15 years of experience can be put to good use by answering some of those difficult questions on the Forums? ","2009-10-29T13:00:20","2009-10-29T13:00:20","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},4,0]
[null,2064,{"$nulls":3},"RE: Perhaps your 15 years of experience can be put to good use by answering some of those difficult questions on the Forums? \n\nYes I did try, however with limited access to recourses, time (still try to find employment after 6 months) etc, the difficult question answer should be known to SF paid staff \n","2009-10-29T13:38:19","2009-10-29T13:38:19","mdivall",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2065,{"$nulls":3},"RE: Symbian has no dedicated tech consulting business\nHow is gap being filled? \n\n\n","2009-10-29T13:43:01","2009-10-29T14:25:09","mdivall",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2066,{"$nulls":3},"RE: I don&#39;t think anything has been reduced to notes on a white board\nThat is was my impression from the show; the notes are useful but only part of the solution\n","2009-10-29T13:43:26","2009-10-29T13:59:29","mdivall",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2069,{"$nulls":3},"Maybe it would help to show information about what SF doesn&#39;t do (in comparison to what Symbian Ltd and Nokia did do).","2009-10-29T13:54:07","2009-10-29T14:13:34","jamesm",{"$nulls":3},3,0]
[null,2073,{"$nulls":3},"It&#39;s all here: \n\nhttp://developer.symbian.org/wiki/index.php/Symbian_Foundation_Q%26As#What_is_the_Symbian_Foundation.E2.80.99s_role_in_the_community.3F\n\nFunnily enough, one of the things this claims is that the Symbian Foundation provides an &#39;Online Helpdesk&#39;. We can&#39;t really make this claim safely, because we are depending on other people to answer questions for the most part.\n\nAs well, in relation to the comment your former associate made about people not answering his questions, I think it&#39;s just a tiny bit cheeky to expect a guaranteed reply to your query when you aren&#39;t paying for the support. Obviously it would be very nice if this was the case (except of course for the consultancies!) but we don&#39;t live in that world. I don&#39;t recall this ever being the case on either SDN or Forum Nokia at least, so why should it be different now?","2009-10-29T14:08:21","2009-10-30T13:21:18","brendand",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2339,{"$nulls":3},"Actually the available tech support options are documented and fairly easy to find from the front page:\n\nhttp://developer.symbian.org/main/services/tech_support/index.php\n\nBasically, the Symbian Foundation provides the forums where you might get an answer for free if someone happens to know and has the time and inclination to do so.  Then if you don&#39;t get the answer you&#39;re looking for there, multiple companies are willing to take your money and answer your question.  We don&#39;t do that.\n\nWhile a lot of the code is still not yet open source, we also answer some technical questions privately via email but we certainly don&#39;t advertise that as we really don&#39;t have the bandwidth.  The nearest equivalent of the team you used to work in Mark has 2 people - one in the US and one in the UK (that would be me).  We provide technical support to the docs team, internal projects (such as Horizon and reference platforms) and some member companies.\n\nI&#39;d agree that there&#39;s a need to provide more technical support, particularly to new OEMs and ODMs trying to get started and we really don&#39;t have the capacity to do that.  There was at one point a plan to have a much larger tech support team supplemented with some contractors (probably in India) for the closed source transition.  That was one of the many casualties of budget cuts.\n\nYou might argue that if we really wanted people to engage with the platform then we should make a lot more effort to help them to do so on a technical level.  Then again, you could also argue that we just saved the OEMs and ODMs millions by removing the royalties so they can afford to pay for a bit of technical support...\n","2009-11-05T09:36:43","2009-11-05T09:36:43","markw",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5569,{"$nulls":3},"Freddie has this been done?  Can this be closed????","2010-02-16T00:11:51","2010-02-16T00:11:51","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3339,"Mobile functionality",null,"Tool to download libraries on the fly","Symbian OS should have a tool like ADB(android debug bridge) that will allow developers to download newer version of libraries and apps on development platform using only USB without re-flashing the entire OS image. This will save a lot of development time.","2009-12-10T11:13:52","2009-12-10T11:13:52","bis",0,100,"Voting and discussion",6,0]
[null,3342,{"$nulls":3},"I think this is a good idea, but I also think it already exists!\n\n\n\n\nThe Symbian platform firmware that gets flashed to the phone has several distinct parts, and it's only the Execute In Place (XIP) part of the image which can't be updated like that. The rest of the system is in principle capable of being updated by having a newer version of a DLL in an overlay, which would be loaded in preference to the one that was originally flashed (though you probably need at least a reboot in many cases).\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-12-10T13:22:29","2009-12-10T13:22:29","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3369,{"$nulls":3},"Great ! What is the way to download the new binaries ?","2009-12-11T12:34:16","2009-12-11T12:34:16","bis",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4363,"Mobile functionality","User interface","single click menu items (symbian s60 v5 improvement for satio sw update) ","single-click menu items (also radio buttons) are essential! clicking twice makes life so hard that you don't even want to use the menu if avoidable.\n same when choosing a field for handwriting input (e.g. appointment begin time, then end time), the handwriting app should pop up immediately, not upon the second click.","2010-01-13T14:58:48","2010-01-14T13:14:11","cee_ess",0,0,"Done!",1,0]
[null,4372,{"$nulls":3},"yah specially  for devices with out keyboard :)) 5800 XM","2010-01-13T15:54:07","2010-01-13T15:54:07","et3rnal",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4376,{"$nulls":3},"sorry, on second search i found a thread that addresses this idea as single/double tap. can i delete a thread??","2010-01-13T16:15:07","2010-01-13T16:15:07","cee_ess",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4414,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Chris,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI shall delete the thread :)","2010-01-14T13:13:18","2010-01-14T13:13:18","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6923,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","switch profile based on connected state","switch profile based on\n\n\n\n\n1. headphone connected - low volume\n\n\n\n\n2. blue tooth speaker - full volume\n\n\n\n\n3. gps location/wifi accesspoint - meeting\n\n\n\n\netc","2010-04-04T04:25:41","2010-06-03T14:16:30","suppandi",0,0,"Done!",1,0]
[null,6924,{"$nulls":3},"This can be done in part without 3rd party software. Under the Settings &gt; Phone &gt; Accessories menu, you can setup profiles which activate when accessories are connected/activated. You can also create customized profiles so that you can have more personalized sounds and actions which can be mapped to your profile.\n\n\n\n\nFor example, on my N97, I have it setup so that when my BT headset is connected (or wired headphones) that the profile Headset is activated. This profile has the setting to not ring unless I don't know the call, but will otherwise tell me the name of the person who is calling. I use it like this because its easier when in a car or on a bike to not have to stop when getting a call or message, and then I can use the built-in voice command software to initiate actions when needed. 3rd party software can push this kind of ability even more.","2010-04-04T05:27:16","2010-04-04T05:27:16","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,6925,{"$nulls":3},"Function already exists on Symbian OS.","2010-04-04T06:22:28","2010-04-04T06:22:28","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10507,"Mobile applications",null,"New unlock for p910i","Hello, where it possible to make an unlock like iPhone for p910i ?","2010-11-13T12:35:30","2010-11-13T12:35:29","Darkwolf7",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,2316,"Mobile applications",null,"Provide information on what&#39;s interesting in your local area","HAVE AN IDEA TO FIND SHOPS IN THE BIG SHOPPING MALLS AND OFFERS AVAILABLE IN THE SHOPPING MALLS AT THAT TIME, FIND INTERESTS IN THE MUSEUMS ETC...","2009-11-04T15:41:26","2010-06-14T20:02:57","snarra",0,79.18,"Closed",4,1]
[null,2364,{"$nulls":3},"Shopping mall app and offers available in the stores is a great idea.  I need this app in my life :) \nMuseum map app is also a really good idea, especially if the museum is really big.\n","2009-11-06T09:38:28","2009-11-06T09:38:28","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4364,"Mobile functionality","User interface","horizontal sliding (symbian s60 v5 improvement for satio sw update) ","adding horizontal sliding to several s60v5 inbuilt apps would improve its usability:\n\n\n\n\n- horizontal slide between inbox, outbox, drafts and so on (horizontal sliding between tabs)\n - same between missed calls, dialed calls and so on\n - horizontal sliding in organizer dayview (previous/next day), or at least the left/right buttons at the top much bigger for finger use\n\n\n\n\ni suggest this feature would work like the stand-by screen (horizontal page slide).","2010-01-13T15:05:02","2010-01-13T15:05:02","cee_ess",0,100,"Voting and discussion",5,0]
[null,7692,"Mobile functionality","User interface","WinXp type homescreen icon layout","The N97 homescreen is quite good for normal usage purposes,\n\n\n\n\nbut I would like to have a different kind of layout as used in WinXp desktop.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIt would be nice to be able to add many program icons on\n\n\n\n\nthe homescreen wherever on the screen (even if they overlap)\n\n\n\n\nwith names under the icons.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAs there are going to be many homescreens in Symbian^3 it would be a good idea\n\n\n\n\nto let the user customize which layout each homescreen uses.\n\n\n\n\nThis way the phone would feel like more customized.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-05-26T13:00:58","2010-05-26T13:00:58","mikael.putkonen",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,5]
[null,8716,"Symbian Foundation","Increase device usage","Power Saver Option","The Power button in every Nokia phone is associated with the profile change of the phone. Lets a \"Power Saver \" be also in that profile list  with special customizations to make the phone work in battery critical environments. The auto switch to this profile is more convenient on the battery low times.","2010-08-06T23:29:09","2010-08-06T23:30:10","jmaniac",0,99.99,"Voting and discussion",4,0]
[null,9228,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Promote ideas from members","This site should allow us to promote whatever ideas from whoever founder with optional to specify the reason we like these ideas.\n\nOne member can promote up to Five (5) ideas at the time, also can be demote then promote other ideas from time to time.\n\nThen in idea detail page, it can show list of members that promote that idea. We able to clicked and see the reason that member like or why members promote that idea.\n\nThis shall be great because from time to time we can see what are the ideas been most popular promoted by members.\n\nThis is not same as most top popular ideas, but it has two view which is from member's page to see ideas they promoted. And it can be view on each idea's page to see who and why promote it.","2010-08-31T08:52:02","2010-08-31T08:52:02","lawrence27",0,100,"Voting and discussion",5,0]
[null,9229,{"$nulls":3},"@ Thinking\n\nWe shall need a lot of expression from deep thinking from members to be more interactively create the community cultures.","2010-08-31T08:54:22","2010-09-04T07:18:34","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1037,"Mobile applications",null,"Clock Radio","I use my phone to wake me up. It does an efficient job by blasting some annoying tune in my ear which makes me grumpier than usual \n\n\n\n\nMy phone has an FM radio receiver and can stream radio over the internet - so it would be more pleasant if the alarm could be configured to play the radio to wake me up.\n\n\n\n\nThis could probably be implemented as a special alarm. I think you can write code which is kicked off when an alarm occurs - in the same was as an alarm sound? However it would be useful if there was specific support in the alarm app for this because I obviously don't always want the radio alarm to be enabled.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n[Contributor needed] This idea has been reviewed and approved by an expert. Now we need someone to make it happen!\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-06-12T09:02:07","2010-03-04T13:40:39","peterh",0,95.41,"Make it happen!",215,10]
[null,3330,{"$nulls":3},"Has the source code to the S60 FM radio app be contributed? The problem I see with this idea is that there's never been a radio controller API, it's not even possible to programmatically launch the radio app with a certain station frequency passed as an argument (making location aware tuners a no no) or to save the preset stations.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAlso, there used to be (pre-Foundation) an item on the roadmap for a TV device subsystem for DVB-H, DVB-T, DAB type devices, but which seems logical to offer FM radio support too with. Are these still in the roadmap? Since the foundation roadmaps currently available are just release roadmaps, with scant information about whats in each release, (see the Qt roadmap section for an idea of how to do a public roadmap right http://qt.nokia.com/developer/qt-roadmap ) its impossible to know if the TV subsystem is still in the plan.","2009-12-10T10:49:15","2009-12-11T12:57:13","SymsourceTim",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1038,{"$nulls":3},"The idea is interesting, but I&apos;d leave that to an ISV to implement.","2009-06-12T09:04:31","2009-06-15T11:49:50","david.caabeiro",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1043,{"$nulls":3},"The usual FM receivers that I am aware of require to plug the handsfree to let FM radio work - I am assuming this is to provide a better quality reception. And most phones ( I may be wrong here) play the ring tones on the hands free if they are connected to the phone. I suppose even the alarm wake up would then be played in the hands free - I have never tried this. Imagine waking up if the handsfree were to be dislodged from the ear...\n\n\n\n\nBut if you were to stream over internet - sure it looks to be possible.\n\n\n\n\nWhile the size of the phone is getting smaller and smaller, the range of applications gets bigger. Bring on the bread toaster into the phone as well :)","2009-06-12T09:52:35","2009-06-12T09:52:35","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},3,0]
[null,5401,{"$nulls":3},"Nice idea! I wish that too...\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-10T16:36:13","2010-02-10T16:36:13","TimWestlake",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6430,{"$nulls":3},"Not the most important feature in the world, but a nice thing to have.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI support that idea.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-12T16:21:24","2010-03-12T16:21:24","Lasse.Svensson",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6689,{"$nulls":3},"In times, where many people only talking about the big hype \"mobile  internet\" I like ideas like this one: It seems small and not so  spectacular like some other ideas, but I think that for most people in  every-day's use this is more helpful than many other things.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI  like it and hope for it!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-22T12:24:40","2010-03-22T12:24:40","MarcoCarter",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1058,{"$nulls":3},"On the N78 the headset is the aerial. You can plug it in but still hear the radio out of the speakers. But FM is so last century - streaming is the answer. Or, why the heck don&apos;t I have the option for my phone to start playing my music collection to wake me up? Bonkers.","2009-06-12T12:38:35","2009-06-12T12:39:09","peterh",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1067,{"$nulls":3},"As an idea, I think it&apos;s brilliant. I think as a contribution to the Symbian code base, perhaps we can convince Last.FM to think about it. Does anyone know anyone at Last.FM?\n\n\n\n\nThe other comments are pretty helpful with regard to FM, which is why FM hooks might be a bad idea in practice--too much risk that the terminal user would miss the alarm. On the other hand, it could be implemented as a feature, with the warning about the aerial and \"it&apos;s not a good idea, mate\" on handsets with that challenge. I think perhaps deviceAtlas or the WURFL could handle that bit of detail (requiresHeadset[true/false]).","2009-06-12T15:07:53","2009-06-17T09:59:44","scottw",{"$nulls":3},1,1]
[null,1068,{"$nulls":3},"Of course my phone will have downloaded an appropriate pod cast the previous day so it can be used for the alarm.","2009-06-12T15:20:44","2009-06-12T15:20:43","peterh",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6214,{"$nulls":3},"I think, this feature is already implemented and working in some other mobile phones(e.g. sony ericsson mobile phones) where, alarm can be configured to start FM Radio with pre-used channel.\n\n\n\n\nI suspect, if its really needed to stream radio over internet!  Would it be efficient?\n\n\n\n\nAnd moreover, what is the guaranty that at the time of alarm, radio would be playing some melodious music and not an annoying and ear blasting tune!  In that case, some selected mp3 tunes can prove a much better option!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThanks!\n\n\n\n\nAlok\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-04T07:30:35","2010-03-04T07:30:35","alokmishra",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1111,{"$nulls":3},"I think this is a good idea, and probably modest enough to get the community to develop it. If we could EPL the relevant packages then anyone could have a go at doing it, but this could be a good candidate for a roadmap item originated within the community, adopted by the Architecture Council, and delivered in Symbian^3 by the rest of the process.\n\n\n\n\nISV opportunity? Certainly, but this isn&apos;t Apple and we don&apos;t need to divide up our implementation roadmap in that way.","2009-06-17T12:37:24","2009-06-17T12:37:24","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,7256,{"$nulls":3},"Would be a very nice feature.","2010-04-26T11:32:39","2010-04-26T11:32:39","Julian.Lousberg",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1115,{"$nulls":3},"Hi, guys!  Michael Coffey of Mobbler here.  Yes, we implemented a Last.fm radio alarm in the latest version, released last Thursday.  People seem to like it.  You can choose the time it is to go off and the volume, but not the station, yet, it just uses the last station you listened to for now.  The sleep tag radio doesn&apos;t seem to be what people want to wake up to.  We don&apos;t have repeating alarms like the clock app though.  You can get it here =&gt; http://code.google.com/p/mobbler\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI also used to be the component owner for the alarm server in Symbian, but I&apos;m not going to pretend I know how the UI side of things work for that.  It would strike me as not being very difficult to launch any app to do something when the alarm goes off.  You just need that app to be there in the first place.  So I guess it would require providing a Last.fm app and putting me out of business","2009-06-17T13:48:22","2009-11-03T16:39:45","eartle",{"$nulls":3},5,0]
[null,7065,{"$nulls":3},"Very good idea!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-04-14T16:58:51","2010-04-14T16:58:51","JasperGardlo",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2484,{"$nulls":3},"Peter, please can you contact me at freddieg(at)symbian.org. We&#39;re working with the package owners to try and make this idea into reality, and it would be great to have you involved and giving feedback as your idea is implemented.\n\n Thanks,\n Freddie","2009-11-11T10:39:37","2009-11-11T10:39:37","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6599,{"$nulls":3},"Great idea!","2010-03-16T16:42:10","2010-03-16T16:42:10","Carsten.Weber",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6383,{"$nulls":3},"Nice idea!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-10T18:19:59","2010-03-10T18:19:59","Bob.Winter",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2317,"Mobile applications",null,"Birthday Card Sender","I want an app that automatically sends out a e-card to the persons who&#39;s birthday is listed in my calandar.  ","2009-11-04T16:09:48","2010-06-14T20:03:39","gavino",0,0,"Closed",1,0]
[null,4365,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Support for digital terrestrial TV","Here in Europe the digital terrestrial television (DVB-T) is a big success. It would be very nice, if Symbian could have support for it, so that you can view TV (without Internet-access) in trains, bus, and so on. The wire of the headset could be the antenna.\n\nThat is my biggest wish for Symbian and the Symbian-mobiles.\n","2010-01-13T15:08:37","2010-02-04T11:58:26","Florian",0,96.05,"Expert review",301,3]
[null,6158,{"$nulls":3},"If a mobile platform wants to be successfull, it should not only address the people who want mobile internet, but as much people as possible.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nBut how to convince people who don't need or or don't want mobile internet to buy a smartphone and not a simple \"classic\" phone?! Internet-independent things like FM-radio and digital terrestrial TV could be a great thing to make them buy a smartphone. These are nice additional benefits to be informed. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAnd these additions also improve the usefulness for those who also use mobile Internet on their phone.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nTherefore radio and TV on the phone (not by Internet, but 'classical' FM-radio and digital terrestrial TV) are a very good idea!! For the users (additional use) as well as for the manufacturers who get customers, who don't need or don't want internet on their phone.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-03T13:39:20","2010-03-03T13:39:20","Gerrit.Hoffmann",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5143,{"$nulls":3},"Great idea!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI like digital terrestrial TV!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-03T18:00:40","2010-02-03T18:00:40","JBarlow",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6429,{"$nulls":3},"I agree with Tim and the many others! I think, it would not only be good for smartphones with its big displays, but also for simple cell-phones with smaller displays. Because in many TV-shows (news, quiz-shows, and so on) it's not always needed to see every little detail. But it's often enough to see it all very small, but hear it all.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nOf course, TV on the mobile will never replace a real TV in your house. But for travelling, sitting in the bus or train, waitung for the bus or train, ... this would be a very nice feature. And because you only need interaction for voulme control or channel switching, the small keyboards are not so bad as in mobile Internet applications.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nOf course there is also the possibility to choose for TV over Internet. But I agree, that terrestrial TV would be the better option!\n\n\n\n\nAnd that for many reasons:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- also accessible for people who don't want or need mobile Internet, who don't want the security problems of Internet, who don't want to configure it all\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- even if the Internet is slow or even broken, you have your TV-signals in the normal quality\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- you have the same channels as at home and have them for free\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- and it's also better for the Internet. Different to WWW, TV is the same signal at the same time for many many users. If you stream that over Internet, it's very much additional traffic, but not if you broadcast it classical by antennas\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- and many more reasons.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSo I come to my result, that terrestrial TV on smartphones and mobile cell phones (and also FM-radio) is a very nice thing!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI support it very much and wish, my future phones have it!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nGreetings,\n\n\n\n\nLasse\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-12T16:18:44","2010-03-12T16:19:44","Lasse.Svensson",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6692,{"$nulls":3},"In times, where many people only talking about the big hype \"mobile  internet\" I like ideas like this one: It seems small and not so  spectacular like some other ideas, but I think that for most people in  every-day's use this is more helpful than many other things.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI  like it and hope for it!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-22T12:25:52","2010-03-22T12:25:52","MarcoCarter",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9000,{"$nulls":3},"I love the FM-radio in my cellphone. I wish, every cellphone could have a FM-radio.\n\n\n\n\nAnd I would also love to have a receiver for digital terrestrial TV (antenna-TV) in my cellphone. This would be perfect for mobile information. If it is no separate Internet-TV, but the normal TV-signals from the air, it could be a very big success for cellphones and their manufacturers.\n\n\n\n\nUsers will love it!! And I will love it too!!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-08-23T17:43:04","2010-08-25T17:29:55","GerritHorn",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4411,{"$nulls":3},"I think that in Europe, the N96 does that. It has Digital TV Support. But it&acute;s not an S60 v5 touch device.","2010-01-14T12:56:45","2010-01-14T12:56:45","rafael_nm",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5183,{"$nulls":3},"+1 Support. Also recording of such programmes directly on the 'phone itself to its microsd memory card would be useful. Or maybe just the ability to playback such recordings made on a standard set top box as requested by me in my idea post:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=5182","2010-02-04T16:20:33","2010-02-04T16:20:33","arjaydavis",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4418,{"$nulls":3},"Watch this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qfxFAhSJh8M\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI would support ISDB-T used in the Mercosur (I'm from Argentina): http://ideas.symbian.org/permalink/2009/12/30/support_isdb_t_japanese_digital_tv\n\n\n\n\n(Please Support it! )\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSaludos! ","2010-01-14T13:20:04","2010-01-14T13:20:04","RAYDave",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5445,{"$nulls":3},"I support that too.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-11T12:40:53","2010-02-11T12:40:53","Menk",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4425,{"$nulls":3},"Unfortunately getting DVB-T specifically to work in a mobile device is not physically possible.  The issue is that the DVB-T specification is for fixed position receivers, and so doesn't contain the error correction needed to handle the doppler shifts caused by movement. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nGetting over this problem was the purpose of DVB-H (H = handheld as opposed to T = terrrestrial).  And the great news is that S60 devices have supported this for some time! (see RAYDave's Youtube link)  But unfortunately regulatory and other difficulties has meant adoption of this has been slow in Europe \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nMy belief is that mobile TV will come to mobiles via internet TV (which is where video is delivered via best-effort approaches, like Youtube, rather than real-time streaming such as BT Vision).  This will allow many Web 2.0-style features to be added to the TV \"experience\", such as personalised TV schedules etc.  One of my goals is to use Symbian's openness to involve service providers and operators in helping to improve Symbian for these kinds of apps.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nMartin Webb\n\n\n\n\nTechnology Manager - Multimedia\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-14T14:57:49","2010-01-20T22:33:30","mpwebb",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5972,{"$nulls":3},"@Jakob Bohm:\n\n\n\n\nFirst: thanks for all that explanations.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\"DVB-H and DVB-T channels use the same frequency bands and channels, which are in limited supply.  Thus in most countries almost all the available bandwidth for DVB-H has already been taken by DVB-T programs.\"\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAnd I think, this makes sense! Why have 2 different standards for digital terrestrial TV. The performance of mobile CPUs is increasing. Like always: these things are only a matter of time. Instead of using the bands for 2 different standards, make only 1 very good standard. Today there are cell phones that support DVB-T or other terrestrial TV-standards in other parts of the world. And there are devices with the size of a cell phone, especially for receiving digital terrestrial TV. And the mobile CPUs etc. that are needed to implement that will always get smaller, lower energy, cheaper, and so on.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAnd even if DVB-H can be as free as DVB-T: because many providers used it to take very much money from the customers, DVB-H is dead. But DVB-T is very popular and wide-spread in many european countries!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAnd DVB-T2 that is even better than DVB-T is coming soon.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nTherefore my opinion is:\n\n\n\n\nonly one strong standard for digital terrestrial TV (DVB-T in european countries, ISDB-T in Japan, and so on) that is suitable for normal TVs and for cell phones.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAnd I want that digital terrestrial TV on my cell phone!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-26T13:29:47","2010-02-26T13:29:47","Brausi",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7260,{"$nulls":3},"I would like to have terrestrial TV (antenna-TV) on my mobile phone too.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n(And in difference to IP-TV or DVB-H you don't need extra infrastructure, but can use the normal TV-programs that are on the air already.)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAnd I want it not only on smartphones with their big screens, but also on normal mobile phones (bar type, folder, and so on). Because there are many people like me, who don't need mobile internet and the smartphones (that are bigger than normal mobile phones), but like mobile TV.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nOf course the screen of this \"classical\" mobile phones is smaller than those of smartphones. But in many TV-programs it's enough to hear the sound of the program and see it roughly but not every single detail.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSo:\n\n\n\n\nI want terrestrial TV (antenna-TV), and also FM-radio, on every mobile phone. Not only smartphones, but also \"classical\" normal mobile phones (bar type, folder, ...)!!!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-04-26T12:07:34","2010-04-26T12:07:34","Jonas.Burtscheid",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5983,{"$nulls":3},"There were three reasons why DVB-H was no success. First there were not so much channels like in DVB-T and second it were \"special mobile channels\" but not the regular channels. And third it was expensive, while the normal DVB-T was for free.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nUsers doesn't want a limited TV with costs, while the \"normal\" TV is free.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nUsers want the normal channels, no \"special mobile channels\". And they want it for free like with other stationary and mobile DVB-T-receivers.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-26T15:33:57","2010-02-26T15:33:57","ChrisTallert",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9572,{"$nulls":3},"I love that idea!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-09-22T17:09:24","2010-09-22T17:09:24","JMontanaro",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9575,{"$nulls":3},"Cool idea!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-09-22T20:23:25","2010-09-22T20:23:25","Benjamin.Bolam",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4714,{"$nulls":3},"Very good idea. The DVB-T-signals are free in the air and you only need a mobile device to receive and watch them. (And the headset is long enough for antenna.)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThis could be a big success! I would appreciate it very much.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-21T13:17:07","2010-01-21T13:17:07","Timo_Beermann",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7279,{"$nulls":3},"I vote yes on it!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-04-27T09:01:23","2010-04-27T09:01:23","Tobias.vonMangoldt",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8827,{"$nulls":3},"Digital terrestrial TV (antenna-TV, the headphone-wire could be used as antenna) on my cell phone is one of my biggest wishes too!!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAnd not only on smartphones, but on all cell-phones (screen size is no problem, because on most TV-programs it's only important to hear everything and to see vaguely what's going on)!","2010-08-15T18:50:03","2010-08-15T18:53:38","JHeuvelmann",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8830,{"$nulls":3},"Remember you would need a tv licence in the UK. &pound;130-ish in the UK. This may annoy people who don't have a licence and don't want to watch live tv.","2010-08-17T00:09:13","2010-08-18T11:58:11","Wasp",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7296,{"$nulls":3},"Brazil has a solution for its digital television standard (which is similar to the european standard).\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIn fact it is available through Ovi store http://store.ovi.com/content/25968.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nRegards,\n\n\n\n\nOlympio\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-04-29T15:48:43","2010-04-29T15:48:43","olympio",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9871,{"$nulls":3},"Would be very useful!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-07T11:58:30","2010-10-07T11:58:30","CarlosFiyero",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5270,{"$nulls":3},"I have a small DVB-T-device (size and weight similar to a mobile phone), I often take with me.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAnd it works fantastic: no problems with receiving the signals!!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIt would be nice, to have this integrated in the mobile phone, so that I not longer have to take 2 devices with me, but only one! It's technically possible!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-06T15:08:34","2010-02-06T15:08:34","Ahorn",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5298,{"$nulls":3},"Many people use their cell-phones not only for communication, but also for information! Therefore FM-Radio and digital terrestrial TV should be integrated in every cell-phone!!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThen you have everything in one device and have not to use different devices.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-07T16:16:43","2010-02-07T16:26:11","Severin",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10691,{"$nulls":3},"Why didn't the N8 come with a DVB-H reciever in it? But then again you can't have everything. As my Mom says \"If wishes were horses, beggars would ride\".\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-12-07T08:44:40","2010-12-15T12:04:15","hyder1754",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7384,{"$nulls":3},"That would be very nice and very useful.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-05-04T20:32:47","2010-05-04T20:32:47","Marc.Weiher",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6362,{"$nulls":3},"I like mobile internet, but what I like even more and want even more (for smartphones and also for \"traditional\" cell-phones) is FM-radio and terrestrial TV.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-08T13:16:32","2010-03-08T13:16:32","Tolk",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5602,{"$nulls":3},"Because there are devices available, that are as small as a cell phone and support digital terrestrial TV, it should be possible to integrate this into a cell phone (and some manufacturers do so).\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-16T17:32:51","2010-02-16T17:32:51","Peer",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4838,{"$nulls":3},"If technical possible (and it seems so), this should be done.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-25T09:35:51","2010-01-25T09:35:51","Jonas.Andersson",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10732,{"$nulls":3},"For a very long time I'm wishing and hoping for this feature in cell phones (not only smartphones). Not DVB-H, IP-TV or any other Internet-TV, but just using the digital terrestrial TV that is already in the air for free. In Europe it's DVB-T and the following, even better DVB-T2 comes soon. So many users would appreciate this.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-12-15T12:10:18","2010-12-15T12:10:18","Marc.V71",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10737,{"$nulls":3},"Good wish. I want it too.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-12-16T11:34:16","2010-12-16T11:34:15","TimSchwanz",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5876,{"$nulls":3},"* Technically, DVB-H and DVB-T use mostly the same hardware, just slightly different protocol variations (the two signal types can even be in the same bit stream on the same frequency from the same transmitter at the same time).  DVB-H uses a modified multiplexing scheme that conserves battery in the phone (by allowing the phone to turn on the receiver chip only for a few milliseconds out of each second.\n\n\n\n\n* DVB-H uses a smaller subset of the MPEG-4 standard to allow for simpler, less CPU intensive decoding software.  So maybe it will be difficult to watch DVB-T without a fast CPU such as the SnapDragon.\n\n\n\n\n* Pay TV schemes exit for both DVB-T and DVB-H, the DVB-T schemes are usually tied to some bulky decryption module the size of an old PCMCIA card, while the DVB-H schemes are usually tied to a specific payment plan and SIM card modification from your mobile phone company, however this is just politics, not a technical limitation.\n\n\n\n\n* DVB-H and DVB-T channels use the same frequency bands and channels, which are in limited supply.  Thus in most countries almost all the available bandwidth for DVB-H has already been taken by DVB-T programs.\n\n\n\n\n* Some DVB-H phones (such as N96) assume that all DVB-H deployments will be through the mobile operator and enabled via extra features in the SIM card.  This is a killer design mistake anytime someone else (such as the normal TV broadcasters) turn on the signal independently from the phone companies.  It is also wrong for DVB-T which is generally not a mobile phone network business at all (except in countries where the TV towers are operated by the same incumbent telecom giant as the mobile phone network).\n\n\n\n\n* A few doors down from my current office, another group is doing experimental DVB-H test transmissions to a limited geograffic area covering just a few miles around the building.  So DVB-H is not completely dead.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-23T20:07:51","2010-02-23T20:07:51","jbtiny",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5389,"Mobile applications",null,"ppoe client","Develop a new pppoe client to get a connection over a bridged modem\nthanks a lot!\n\nGiacosa Paolo","2010-02-10T14:43:34","2010-02-10T15:31:35","koalabiancoblu",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,5435,{"$nulls":3},"What king of Point-to-Point Over Ethernet you want. Please explain....!","2010-02-11T09:52:02","2010-03-01T10:07:36","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,7181,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Built-in automatic call recorder combined with speech to text","Atleast I missed this most when in middle of the traffic I got a very important call and I can't take note of the address to reach or any important note to make. Can we have Inbuilt application which we can start recording the call automatically when we dial the no. or receive the call. And also capable of converting it to notes (speech to text). I guess this will make more sense to business mobile phone/ smart phone users.","2010-04-23T13:04:02","2010-04-23T13:04:02","guguxpress",0,100,"Voting and discussion",18,0]
[null,9216,{"$nulls":3},"i agree thats brilliant","2010-08-30T21:56:19","2010-08-30T21:56:19","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7386,{"$nulls":3},"i think while making or reciveng the call we should have option like call ,call and record or recieve , recieve and record. so we can select which option we want right from the begining and option is there in symbian 40 to record in between. which shoud be availble to all levels. and most important other person should not know that we are not recording the call","2010-05-05T04:34:01","2010-05-05T04:34:00","aakash1234",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9958,{"$nulls":3},"great idea","2010-10-08T12:38:22","2010-10-08T12:38:22","nitrous15",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7437,"Mobile functionality","User interface","improvement of the features, looks and gimmicks","Hi,\n\n\n\n\n    I am a Nokia phone user. The thing that I have found out that, Symbian OS' are not as swift and gimmick oriented as the OS provided in the Iphone. Here, the Symbian developer lacks their idea and creativity. I believe if all those features and looks could be incorporated with in that then the user experience of Symbian^3 version of the OS would be the ultimate.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nthank you.","2010-05-11T15:55:20","2010-05-11T15:55:20","arab",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,7438,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Arabina,\n\n\n\n\nI am curious as to what you are thinking lacks creativity. Could you please be more specific about your exact idea to help Symbian?\n\n\n\n\nThe iPhone and other operating systems have strengths and weakness, as does Symbian. We are trying remain the market leader in mobile OSes and to do this, there may be some attributes which are also popular in other OSes which are adopted by Symbian. The reason why I would like some clarification of your IDEA is that iPhone has many attributes which are not desirable and it would help to hear exactly what you want.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-05-11T16:08:20","2010-05-16T02:35:32","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7455,{"$nulls":3},"Well Said, Can you please tell us, Whats your Ideas to get Symbian Improved ....!","2010-05-12T09:09:35","2010-05-14T03:42:51","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7693,"Mobile applications",null,"Universal tv/dvd player remote control","tv and videos have infrared remotes. As nokia eseries have infrared,\n\n\n\n\njust develop a universal remote control program. So we can control channel\n\n\n\n\nusing our phones","2010-05-26T14:28:55","2010-06-03T14:19:57","anankumar",0,0,"Closed",0,1]
[null,7694,{"$nulls":3},"Hello,\n\n\n\n\nThis iDEA has already been submitted\n\n\n\n\nhttp://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=3122\n\n\n\n\nIt actually also came up, as similar posts when you submitted your IDEA and appears on the right side of this page.\n\n\n\n\nWe would like to delete the IDEA, as it has already been submitted. If you have some modification to make it unique, feel free to do that also. Best....","2010-05-26T15:09:17","2010-05-26T15:09:16","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,14,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Private Beta - goal of 400 people","We should have a goal of getting 400 people into the private beta before launch including (1) Symbian employees; (2) non-Symbian employees already involved via Nokia or another licensee; (3) selected community members","2009-03-14T21:10:28","2009-11-11T13:56:41","tshelton",0,100,"Being done",3,0]
[null,15,{"$nulls":3},"I like the idea of getting a significant critical mass of people involved.\n\n\n\n\nI've got a couple of questions about the mechanics:\n\n\n\nSince currently anyone who knows (or stumbles upon) the URL ideas.symbian.org can see large amounts of the material that's been posted here, to what extent is this a \"private\" beta?\nWho's going to act as the administrator (or similar) who looks after the set of approved participants?","2009-03-14T23:01:35","2010-12-17T19:29:34","dw2",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,30,{"$nulls":3},"This is too little people  to get a right sample on time...\n\n\n\n\nWe should merely be happy to act in beta mode for quite a while still...","2009-03-23T22:38:51","2009-03-26T11:26:29","campbieil",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,526,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","How about Symbian having  a  Mascot ","How about Symbian having a Mascot which be its symbol of its flexibility , openness  , portability     Like the way linux has Tux .Mascot will represent Symbian to masses .","2009-05-08T06:05:00","2009-05-08T10:07:06","kamaljaiswal",0,50.4,"Done!",7,6]
[null,527,{"$nulls":3},"With the selection of Symbian doodles available, I don&apos;t think we need an additional mascot.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nEvery employee at the foundation gets to choose the doodle they want on their business cards, and in my case (and a few others) we&apos;re using the same one of the doodles as our avatar in various sites.  All of the doodles look similar, and so there is a single brand identity across them (for instance, if you had seen previous doodles and saw a new one, you&apos;d recognise it as a Symbian doodle by the style and colouring) but at the same time, having so many makes it more interesting than just having one, I think.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSo I agree that having a character to represent Symbian is a good idea - but I think we already have quite a few characters doing just that...","2009-05-08T09:04:17","2009-05-08T11:39:57","danm",{"$nulls":3},4,0]
[null,529,{"$nulls":3},"Heh, Mascot :D - I guess its too late to be thought upon as already promotion with the existing characters is done - with the online presence, websites, cards, etc. Agree with Dan - many characters already - and more means chaos!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nHowever, having a single mascot does make it more effective as following examples say,\n\n\n\nIn India, we have a very recent promotion done by Vodafone - during the IPL matches - and its really interesting with the type of characters they have come up with - zuzus they call it!\n\n\n\nSome images here - http://www.vodafone.in/Pages/index.aspx ! Before this they had a cute dog - www.vodafone.com\n\n\n\nThe Developers conference at Bangalore in Feb also had nice character to represent itself - personally, I think it did pretty well !\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThe idea is good but I think Symbian has already thought on it and made a decision - lets see how it does \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2009-05-08T11:27:23","2009-05-08T11:27:23","croozeus",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,531,{"$nulls":3},"None of the existing images either fix well to the idea of a 3D representation or something cuddly.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nCompare to : http://www.thinkgeek.com/geektoys/plush/288e/ or http://blog.mozilla.com/store/2008/02/01/firefox-plushie/","2009-05-08T14:52:05","2009-05-29T16:22:02","dadurant",{"$nulls":3},1,1]
[null,536,{"$nulls":3},"I&apos;ve always used rubber ducks in my hardware reviews for All About Symbian:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://www.allaboutsymbian.com/images/reviews/nokia5800groupphoto.jpg\n\n\n\n\nhttp://www.allaboutsymbian.com/images/reviews/nokia5320duck.jpg\n\n\n\n\nhttp://www.allaboutsymbian.com/images/reviews/article6120classicduck.jpg\n\n\n\n\nhttp://www.allaboutsymbian.com/images/reviews/article6110navduckphoto.jpg\n\n\n\n\nI was pretty shocked to eventually see Symbian themselves using them too! :-)\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-05-09T00:45:47","2009-05-09T00:46:40","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,553,{"$nulls":3},"I vote \"no\", because mascot is a question of branding and that has been frozen already. Can&apos;t change brand too often, no matter whether initial choice was \"right\" or \"wrong\". If it was \"right\" it&apos;s a success, if it&apos;s \"wrong\", at least people will talk about it.\n\n\n\n\n...on the other hand, I do have a weak spot for rubber ducks :)","2009-05-12T01:26:47","2009-06-03T13:01:31","JOM",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,561,{"$nulls":3},"Hmm... thinking about this again, a lot of open source projects do have mascots:\n\n\n\n\nLinux - cartoon penguin\n\n\n\n\nMozilla - cartoon dinosaur\n\n\n\n\nGnu - cartoon gnu\n\n\n\n\nGimp - cartoon dog\n\n\n\n\nBSD - cartoon devil\n\n\n\n\n...and the robot duck has already been used in Symbian Foundation branding so bringing it to the forefront wouldn&apos;t be breaking any \"frozen\" choice.\n\n\n\n\nHow about if Symbian goes with the robot duck as its mascot?","2009-05-12T17:10:51","2009-05-12T17:11:13","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},4,0]
[null,583,{"$nulls":3},"Come to think of it, the Symbian Foundation has a number of options for mascots from their existing brand images. If you look round symbian.org there are:\n\n\n\n\n-Spaceman\n\n\n\n\n-Rubber Duck with robot legs\n\n\n\n\n-Goldfish with ear-trumpet\n\n\n\n\n-Robot with a power switch on its chest (I would avoid this though as it may be deemed a reference to Google&apos;s Android)\n\n\n\n\n...any others?","2009-05-13T14:04:56","2009-05-29T16:24:19","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,641,{"$nulls":3},"I&apos;ve never liked whole mascot thing - it seems so childish. I notice that Apple don&apos;t have a mascot...","2009-05-15T13:51:29","2009-05-29T15:57:27","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,782,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","Cool Apps - Brag about your phone","When the N95 was released, it was great to demonstrate the camera, the HW-accelerated System Rush demo, or the Spiderman 3 movie (8GB version). Everyone said: \"Wow, that&apos;s a cool phone / platform!\" and got interested in developing for it.\n\n\n\n\nPeople with an iPhone demonstrate the photo browsing / zooming functionality. With Android, everyone is impressed when smoothly switching between desktops or sliding the menu / status bar open. Maybe I&apos;m too used to S60 already, but honestly I wouldn&apos;t have an idea what I could demonstrate on the Nokia 5800 that makes people really excited about it.\n\n\n\n\nOf course, there are great applications for Symbian if you know them. I&apos;d find it nice to have some kind of \"highlights\" or \"innovation\" page on the new Symbian website. It should contains some pointers to software that&apos;s special, looks great or does something else that you usually don&apos;t expect from your phone. It should get people excited about the platform and make them say, \"Cool, on Symbian you can do this!\"","2009-05-28T23:38:12","2009-05-29T11:40:12","AndreasJakl",0,98.66,"Voting and discussion",21,1]
[null,791,{"$nulls":3},"Absolutely, this is something I&apos;m looking at now.  Suggestions for your favourite \"cool stuff\" you can do with Symbian devices (from a developer perspective) very welcome!","2009-05-29T10:05:26","2010-04-04T18:05:31","markw",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,793,{"$nulls":3},"It seems this about any sort of cool app that might promote Symbian Devices - not specific to Multimedia technology - so I hope it&apos;s OK that I&apos;ve moved it to the Marketing category. If not, please get in touch: lawrences@symbian.org.","2009-05-29T11:48:11","2009-05-29T11:48:11","LawrenceSimpson",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,813,{"$nulls":3},"If a consumer Symbian site is to be set up, this is the kind of feature that would be perfect for it.\n\n\n\n\nOne example that stands out is the Nokia beta labs photo browser for the 5800, it&apos;s lightyears better than the default Gallery app but because it&apos;s a beta download hardly anyone knows about it:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://betalabs.nokia.com/betas/view/nokia-photo-browser\n\n\n\n\nThat&apos;s the kind of thing that could be highlighted, and as it&apos;s available as a direct download through Ovi Store it&apos;s now relatively easy to install too.","2009-05-29T19:03:06","2009-06-01T10:36:29","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10120,{"$nulls":3},"agree","2010-10-11T20:47:21","2010-10-11T20:47:21","nitrous18",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2318,"Mobile functionality",null,"Eco-Friendly Phone Charging ","I want a phone which charges itself or tops up the battery life, maybe by solar or a kinetic motion like the Seiko kinetic watch..","2009-11-04T16:12:19","2010-10-07T20:51:50","gavino",0,95.89,"Expert review",66,2]
[null,9990,{"$nulls":3},"That would not only be good for the environment, but also comfortable for the user, if you have to load the battery less times.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-09T07:38:37","2010-10-09T07:38:37","Tallert",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2865,{"$nulls":3},"Kinetic charging? Hmm . . . Wouldn&#39;t shaking the phone like that loosen all its parts??!! But still I support the idea.","2009-11-24T12:06:57","2009-11-24T12:06:57","nishant.thomas",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2618,{"$nulls":3},"Nice ideas. But I&#39;m also not sure if kinetic would add up to meaningful amount of power. Watches use a tiny amount of power, as do radios. I remember back when I had a Sony Walkman, when the AA batteries were too low to turn the cassette, I could still listen to the radio for ages. Having said that, there are some solar powered battery chargers coming out now, and I did recently buy a cheap windup torch that has a phone charger socket (but no lead to test it). It&#39;d be quite fun to have a crank to attach to the phone to charge it up!","2009-11-16T11:42:37","2009-11-16T11:42:37","hugo",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2366,{"$nulls":3},"That idea was also brought up at SEE :) and they had the idea of shaking the phone to charge it.  Great idea. ","2009-11-06T09:54:15","2009-11-06T09:54:15","Susana",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2881,{"$nulls":3},"I know apple have patented a solar panel as part of the screen so it charges when on a table top. Presume it&#39;s not about to appear on a phone near you though just yet.","2009-11-24T16:39:46","2009-11-24T16:39:46","jamesm",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7489,{"$nulls":3},"Hey, this needs more community input.  the IDEA is good....needs technical feasibility check and feedback....little tricky, but take a look :)","2010-05-12T19:22:03","2010-05-12T19:22:03","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2371,{"$nulls":3},"I think that windup radio guy does a phone charger. And I&#39;m not sure you&#39;d want to shake your phone long enough to gain a meaningful amount of charge.\n\nI&#39;m not so sure where SyFo could really play a part in this idea anyway, since it&#39;s primarily hardware driven. Perhaps we should just all write more efficient code, that chews through less power in the first place ;-)\n","2009-11-06T10:32:45","2009-11-07T07:34:36","cowboycoder",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,7491,{"$nulls":3},"Great One - Well we more need this type of Charging here in India - we do have some power problem in rural areas. ","2010-05-12T19:26:00","2010-05-12T19:26:00","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2389,{"$nulls":3},"Wasn&#39;t there some news a little while ago about Nokia researching getting some sensible number of milliwatts from environmental radio sources, enough to at least top up the battery if not quite enough for the device to totally obsolete charging? ","2009-11-06T15:25:53","2009-11-06T15:25:53","cdavies",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2905,{"$nulls":3},"@Gavin, nice idea....The world needs to clean up it&#39;s act, and eco-friendly, and &quot;green solutions&quot; are spectacular...BRAVO!.. Efficiencies of the core platform, APPS power drain, battery life/disposal, alternative power sources, and components or &quot;Bill of materials&quot; should all be considered in this ECO_FRIENDLY approach!.....@Andrew.....Yes! You too have a fabulous concept of more efficient codes which drain less on our devices.....Together these makes sense and I support both ideas!  ","2009-11-25T16:12:34","2009-11-25T16:12:34","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9866,{"$nulls":3},"Very good idea. I often thinked the same.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-07T11:50:42","2010-10-07T11:50:42","CarlosFiyero",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5282,{"$nulls":3},"How about chargers that charge my phone faster. That's what I'm all about. I hate waiting 3 hours for my N97 to charge from empty. I'll pass on the solar device. They look like hell. I can also see a lot of people throwing their phones when they try to shake them to charge them.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-06T22:20:30","2010-02-06T22:20:30","NseriesFreak7",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5283,{"$nulls":3},"How about chargers that charge my phone faster. That's what I'm all about. I hate waiting 3 hours for my N97 to charge from empty. I'll pass on the solar device. They look terrible. I can also see a lot of people throwing their phones when they try to shake them to charge them.","2010-02-06T22:21:53","2010-02-06T22:21:53","NseriesFreak7",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5287,{"$nulls":3},"other option is to make the phone consume less energy, OLED screen is  one such way forward and make the same battery last longer.","2010-02-07T04:13:39","2010-02-07T04:13:39","sanjaychetia",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9658,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing it Back for Community Support!","2010-09-26T20:51:38","2010-09-26T20:51:38","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3263,{"$nulls":3},"http://technology.globalthoughtz.com/index.php/charge-the-cellphone-with-your-own-muscle-power/ \n\n\n What do you think of this? :)","2009-12-07T12:29:44","2009-12-07T12:29:44","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8132,{"$nulls":3},"Kinetic charging. Now that would be cool. I just have to wonder if the mechanics necessary for that would fit into the average sized phone.","2010-06-28T23:34:14","2010-06-28T23:34:14","NseriesFreak7",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8182,{"$nulls":3},"Samsung have mobiles which charge by solar power. But it takes  1 hour of solar charging for  5 ~ 10 minutes talk time. Thats pretty long time.. But comes useful at times.","2010-07-06T17:13:44","2010-07-06T17:13:44","vikramthebiker",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2574,"Mobile applications",null,"Waste File Cleaner Application","I want an application that will clean extra waste files from C and E drive of phone.And keep Our drives free &amp; fresh and clean.It should clean waste application installation files,Uninstalled applications waste data files and folders.It will save our phones from being hang.","2009-11-14T15:55:35","2010-10-14T17:39:42","Mandeep2u",0,94.06,"Expert review",32,1]
[null,8972,{"$nulls":3},"Best way If this feature found in System.","2010-08-23T08:10:02","2010-08-23T08:10:02","oxye",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2615,{"$nulls":3},"Quite a lot of junk does build up on the phone from applications that don&#39;t tidy up after themselves. But how can the &quot;Waste File Cleaner Application&quot; know that a given file is junk or not?","2009-11-16T11:17:21","2009-11-16T11:17:21","hugo",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4313,{"$nulls":3},"================\n\n\n\n\nhi guys \"Symbicare\"...\n\n\n\n\nwt i found in symbian it's going slower and slower every day while using the phone!! so i have to format my phone every few month maybe bcoz of internet browsing ! or trying programs, themes... many thing can left files in the systems even after delete them ! so if we have basic tool work to clean up and fix the system issues better than format the system!\n\n\n\n\nI think every one need tool to fix up this device and make it like when the first start it'll be really awesome :D.\n\n\n\n\n================","2010-01-12T06:10:55","2010-01-12T06:10:55","et3rnal",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4322,{"$nulls":3},"I do love the name Symbicare :)","2010-01-12T11:25:10","2010-01-12T11:25:10","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4110,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Add Silverlight-Support","We develop with Silverlight and it makes me more happy than Flash.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSo I wish Symbian-Devices with Silverlight-Support.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nGreetings.","2010-01-04T14:50:33","2010-01-04T14:50:33","carafaja",0,63.78,"Voting and discussion",5,3]
[null,4366,"Mobile functionality","User interface","minor handwriting input bugs (symbian s60 v5 improvement for satio sw update)  ","- when editing a new appointment i can't type 14 or 15 o'clock in handwriting mode! \n\n\n\n\n- i can also not write hh:14h or hh:15h, the marked area keeps jumping forward\n\n\n\n\n- some form fields (e.g. password) do not open handwriting input (instead the tiny onscreen-keyboard, which is too small for finger use)","2010-01-13T15:12:18","2010-01-13T15:12:18","cee_ess",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,1]
[null,4550,{"$nulls":3},"Handwriting is specifically not offered because it's much easier for someone to see you write it in than type it in on that small keyboard.","2010-01-18T04:59:43","2010-01-19T15:46:24","mattbutsko",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7950,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Enable the creation of a meeting from the contact field or call log","Or even while making a call.\n\n\n\n\nThe contact details will be added to the meeting details, and you can text that meeting details to the other person (if he has cell phone details in his contact).\n\n\n\n\nIf the other person is not listed in your phone book the software will ask you  if you want to add them as a contact.\n\n\n\n\nEnable adding contact to a newly created meeting.\n\n\n ","2010-06-11T08:21:46","2010-06-11T08:21:46","shaydav",0,100,"Voting and discussion",4,0]
[null,10510,"Mobile applications",null,"skype for symbian","I want use SKYPE on my NOKIA E5\n\n\n\n\nMake skype available for this platform, please!","2010-11-13T20:43:52","2010-11-13T20:43:52","starski",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,2063,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Show up and downvotes on the details page for each idea","When I am on an idea (I clicked one from #symbian on Twitter) I have no idea of the support/scraps it has received.  It seems I need to go to a result list to see this.\n\nI would like to know what the relative support for an idea is when I&#39;m looking at it directly.\n","2009-10-29T13:32:38","2009-10-29T14:12:08","crb",0,100,"Voting and discussion",20,0]
[null,2310,{"$nulls":3},"You can actually see the supports and scraps on the right in the &quot;Idea Stats&quot; box (unless this is only visible to me as an admin?).  I agree that it should be much more prominent though.\n\nIn general this spigit platform tends to have a number of rather arbitrarily different views of the same data.  I think the overhaul has tried quite hard to remove that inconsistency and done a good job with what&#39;s available.","2009-11-04T09:24:13","2009-11-04T09:28:35","markw",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2068,{"$nulls":3},"Strongly agree.\n\nIn fact, I&#39;m fairly sure it was the case in the previous site implementation that the votes were visible on the main pages for each idea, rather than just on the list views.","2009-10-29T13:53:09","2009-10-29T13:53:09","dw2",{"$nulls":3},4,0]
[null,2071,{"$nulls":3},"Hi David, Craig,\n\n Maybe in an early version, but I don&#39;t think so in the later versions (I did a compare and contrast before tranferring the skins).\n\n This idea definitely has merit, the only question I have is: how useful is it to see how everyone else has voted before voting yourself? Could there be a negative aspect to this? That of the group influencing the individual.\n\n - Freddie","2009-10-29T14:04:55","2009-10-30T11:54:42","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},3,0]
[null,2155,{"$nulls":3},"Craig is right. Same situation when you search for an idea similar to yours. E.g. type &#39;qt&#39; into search box and choose some idea. You don&#39;t see rate/votes information and in fact it&#39;s really hard to find those! This information in single idea view is not visible even after voting. It&#39;s not convenient for a user at all.","2009-10-30T11:48:57","2009-10-30T11:48:57","kz",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4225,{"$nulls":3},"This is hugely important because I want to know how close to the magic 30 an idea is, when I have clicked it from a tweet.","2010-01-08T10:49:13","2010-01-08T10:49:13","crb",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3006,{"$nulls":3},"I also strongly agree. I was just about to submit this as an idea too. If this info is visible in the all ideas pages, it should definitely be visible on the individual ideas pages too.","2009-11-30T09:46:43","2009-11-30T09:46:43","hugo",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2831,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Attachements - images","Hi,\n\nadd the possibility to upload the image as a part of the idea submission. Good schema is worth of thousand words. It can be limited to certain format (png/jpg) and size.","2009-11-23T04:18:33","2009-11-23T04:18:33","stenlik",0,100,"Voting and discussion",5,0]
[null,3423,{"$nulls":3},"The images can already inserted! Good job!\n\n\n\n\nI treid it immediatelly here: \n\n\n\n\nhttp://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=3422","2009-12-13T14:44:48","2009-12-13T14:45:39","stenlik",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3424,{"$nulls":3},"I tried it too here and it's easy :)\n\n\n\n\nhttp://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=3412","2009-12-13T14:49:51","2009-12-13T14:49:51","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3186,{"$nulls":3},"Is that really too big problem to allow inserting small PNG attachments with ideas? Are there any good reasons, why this is not possible? Could you please do something with this?","2009-12-05T07:50:20","2009-12-07T14:26:50","stenlik",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4367,"Mobile functionality","User interface","new calendar options (symbian s60 v5 improvement for satio sw update)","please add the following options to the inbuilt calendar (see P1i for further inspiration):\n\n\n\n\n- an option to set standard duration for new appointments in the calendar\n\n\n\n\n- an option to set the shown section of day in calendar dayview (e.g. 6am-11pm) so it won't begin with 1am","2010-01-13T15:19:25","2010-10-14T10:22:48","cee_ess",0,85.52,"Expert review",34,1]
[null,4388,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Chris,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIt is great to hear from a Sony Satio user......Nice device :P...Calendar improvements are something which have been discussed and I hope collated as there seem to be many good suggestions like yours and many people, including me, a Nokia N95, E71 user hope that this is an improvements focus area.....There are a lot of calendar apps for iPhones and others, yet the Noks and your Satio seem a bit  \"behind the times\" for a user friendly calendar....I think I saw some apps which you may like in the apps store.....In the top right corner of this site....Go to OUR SITES : Horizon: The latest Apps.....See if any of those may be helpful....Good luck!","2010-01-13T19:30:12","2010-01-13T19:30:12","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4435,{"$nulls":3},"hey!\n\n\n\n\nthanks a lot for your suggestion! i had another look at the horizon app page but it doesn't seem to offer a calendar app for s60v5, right? let me know if you find a calendar app worth trying!\n\n\n\n\nthanks!","2010-01-14T17:54:29","2010-01-14T23:06:59","cee_ess",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9303,{"$nulls":3},"Mine suggestion for Calendar:\n\n\n\n5 views \n\nMonth view shows a month workload which is extremely useful for the  long-term planning\nWeek view shows all events for the upcoming week.\nDay view shows a detailed list of entries for the current day.\nTasks view shows all your tasks and allows applying sort and filtering options to them.\nTimetable view gives a visible workload of every week hour, and allows quickly manage appointments and reminders.\n\n\n5 types of entries: anniversaries, all day events, tasks, appointments and reminders\n2 modes to open and preview entries\nIdentification and highlighting contact names, phone numbers, e-mails and URLs and possibility to use them directly from Handy Calendar. \nBusy bar shows your busy hours and prevents the overcommitting of schedule.\nSynchronization with Outlook. Handy Calendar uses the same database as built-in Calendar application. This allows synchronizing Handy Calendar entries with Outlook entries and vice versa.\nHot keys for all important operations \nCut, copy and paste the existing events \nZooming text size for better visibility and lager screen capacity","2010-09-03T21:17:49","2010-09-03T21:17:49","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10149,{"$nulls":3},"please add mine suggestions to your idea","2010-10-11T21:36:09","2010-10-11T21:36:09","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10223,{"$nulls":3},"There are many ideas like this, that have min. 30 votes but are still not in \"expert view\". Before they vanish tomorrow when the system is changed, I bring them back to top, hoping, that they will get \"expert-view\"-status in time, before they vanish.","2010-10-14T10:08:36","2010-10-14T10:08:36","Tim.Linde",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4623,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Replace double click with click-n-hold","Hi every one, my idea today specially for Symbian 5th edition \"touch\" and i think i have to tell you that i have Nokia 5800 XM instead of there's a different way in other phones! \"i don't think so :)\"\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nthere are many pleases in the platform need a double click to open! and some of them really don't need that @ all !, any way my idea is cancel all the double click options and replace them with hold-on to show the menu list :)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nthats the main thing the other thing is, if we use that \"awesome\" way :p then we dont need the 2 bottom button at all and we can cancel all the bottom bar or use it to show other thing like a main menu button, time, make it as notification area and give it API to use it with many programs \"social program\" also make it visible alwyes to show them \"sms, mms, email\" also :).\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nlast thing is change the way of showing the menu by using pop-up menu would be nicer :D\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\ni not sure ui wrote every think i was thinking about :|\n\n\n\n\ni hope u ppl support\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nthx\n\n\n\n\nSarmad\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-19T13:58:26","2010-01-20T07:31:32","et3rnal",0,76.96,"Voting and discussion",11,1]
[null,4641,{"$nulls":3},"I think SF^3 already eliminates most double-clicks in favour of simple clicks.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nStill, click-n-hold (a la Windows Mobile) is a fine idea, even if not easily discoverable.","2010-01-19T16:50:28","2010-01-20T07:30:32","rrss",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5000,{"$nulls":3},"5800 v40 has this feature in contact menu, if you click and hold the name show 3 options: Send, Copy, Send as Card and Delete. This is really nice :D","2010-01-27T16:33:06","2010-01-27T16:33:06","neonoafs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5002,{"$nulls":3},"I believe this is a fundamental part of Ixonos' contribution to remove double tapping. Please stop duplicating stuff.","2010-01-27T16:43:14","2010-03-15T13:46:51","brendand",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6551,{"$nulls":3},"yes it's there but the double click still too much in the platform and it's annoying","2010-03-15T11:37:49","2010-03-15T11:37:49","et3rnal",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5391,"Mobile functionality","User interface","quick recent contacts for messaging (sms/email/mms)","hello\n\n\n\n\ni missed a feature of UIQ3 that i cant found on s60v5, when i texting, i need to go to contacts, search name, and add it to the sms number. (or email address, etc etc)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\ncan symbian add \"quick recent contacts\" menu?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nthe behavior should be just like what we have in UIQ3.\n\n\n\n\non sms menu, give \"recent contacts\" menu, then when clicked, it will show list of 10 recent numbers/contacts that i have send message.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nthanks\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-10T15:56:39","2010-10-15T11:57:51","orangpelupa",0,100,"Expert review",30,0]
[null,5709,{"$nulls":3},"I miss this feature so much!","2010-02-19T02:59:47","2010-02-19T02:59:47","uways",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5728,{"$nulls":3},"Could we do this with the multi-page homescreen, and have a page of \"text me\" links to the relevant contacts? How did the UIQ version work?","2010-02-19T09:41:34","2010-02-19T09:41:34","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6807,{"$nulls":3},"I really liked this feature on my sony ericsson phone and really miss it since using nokia","2010-03-26T17:55:17","2010-03-26T17:55:17","tigerfire25",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5647,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","Play the music your pal is playing","Prereq - We know that Ovi has music streaming (yet to launch in some/most parts of the world)\n\n\n\n\nThe Media player in Nokia phones can come integrated with Ovi Music.  When a user is browsing, say, a playlist on ovi music, Ovi can recommend songs to the user which his/her friends have already listened to/liked. Ovi Contacts will provide info on pals of the user. (Ovi needs to mantain a DB of users who like a song)","2010-02-18T08:22:40","2010-02-18T08:22:40","rohitratri",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,7183,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Application feedback","I wouldn't mind if my phone automatically sends anonymous statistical information, about which applications I have and which ones I use the most, to developers if this mean that I will get better applications and software.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nDevelopers will have valuable information about the usage of applications, and this way, they could give more support to popular applications and improve them -like user experience-. Of course, this process should be anonymous.","2010-04-23T20:40:46","2010-04-25T13:07:55","ismabox",0,100,"Voting and discussion",3,0]
[null,7273,{"$nulls":3},"Looks good from developer point of view, only if the Feedback app send particular app info only to its developer , not all apps info. \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-04-26T19:46:31","2010-04-26T19:46:31","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7951,"Symbian Foundation","Improve the running of Symbian","Modify Application manager","When you install more applications application manager can't open(more then 200). you can able remove apps from menu directly but Basic function of app. manager fails. also you can't able to remove themes if you don't like. another problem was Java apps options can't get edit.\n\n\n\n\nalso add more functions like multiple removing apps.","2010-06-11T11:59:02","2010-06-11T11:59:02","oxye",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,7964,{"$nulls":3},"sam patil -\n\n\n\n\n1-there are lots of free app such as Batch Uninstaller for uninstalling apps on Symbian OS - http://www.symbian-freeware.com/download-batch-uninstaller.html\n\n\n\n\n2- Please install themes always in your device memory -that will resolve the problem an also make your device work faster \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n3- For your question of-  application manager can't open(more then 200) - I think in general we don't have to install these much of apps on device - as the RAM on device is limited","2010-06-13T16:45:18","2010-06-15T16:36:05","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,10393,{"$nulls":3},"I found UninstallKing software which work all sis,sisx,java,etc.(this is for S^1)\n\n\n\n\nLike this changes made in OS application manager  may be nice.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-28T11:07:05","2010-10-28T11:07:05","oxye",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8719,"Mobile functionality","Developer stuff","Phone to be formatable and OS reinstalled by CD","As we currently know with the n95 we hear problems about phone not starting up, or having problems with start up hanging with the LOGO.. It would be useful if we have an installation CD or some software that can reinstall the OS on the phone just incase there are problems with the phones behaviour or any reason..\n\n\n\n\nmight be useful if someone has upgraded the firmware and would like to downgrade..\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-08-07T02:00:28","2010-08-07T02:00:28","pinder",0,11.28,"Voting and discussion",1,2]
[null,10511,"Mobile applications",null,"An app that automatic launches the Audio Player and the FM transmitter for car drivers","There is a lot of time consumption when turning on the music on the radio with the FM transmitter, that is dangerous when driving, i suggest an app that make this features automatic on one click.","2010-11-13T21:51:16","2010-11-13T21:51:16","lillocar",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,2832,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Camera LED as a torch","I think that majority of light sources for phone cameras are normal LEDs. Even they have quite low light output (~5Lux) comparing to flashes there is not a need for a recharge delay before the next shot, so they are ideal sources of light. \n\nI have been many times in desperate need for a light source, while being usually equipped only with a mobile phone. In such situation the phone LED seems to be the ideal option, besides using the phone screen itself as a &#39;torch&#39;.\n\nIs it possible to add an API for controlling camera LEDs? ","2009-11-23T04:29:43","2010-06-16T12:45:41","stenlik",0,92.82,"Expert review",65,4]
[null,2833,{"$nulls":3},"on 5800 I use &quot;strobe&quot; app http://store.ovi.com/content/6E48B6D01952F915E040050A85323E71 which does the job quite well","2009-11-23T09:45:30","2010-09-06T20:24:13","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3621,{"$nulls":3},"Regardless of overdriving/voltage, the question is wether it would affect the LED lifetime, and the mobile battery\n\n\n\n\nStill, it would be a nice thing to have (the app market has done it for most devices)","2009-12-16T20:04:17","2009-12-16T20:04:17","rrss",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3625,{"$nulls":3},"I think that is a good idea. Just need to make sure we don't use the LED as the flash output. We just need to be able to control the on / off via a button and have a way to select the intensity using a scrolling bar or a rotating button that will select the intensity from low to full power. Of course, the more power you require, the more power that will consume on the battery.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nOtherwise, even better, use your phone as the key to your house, like that no need for torch as your phone will unlock the security and when you arrive in your front garden or door step, the light will be automatically switch on and when passing your front door, the lights inside your house switch on. :-)","2009-12-16T22:04:33","2009-12-16T22:04:33","arnaudl",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,8018,{"$nulls":3},"Sten...... I liked the IDEA, and then saw the keyboard improvement and like it even more. Thanks for the contribution.","2010-06-16T14:26:10","2010-06-16T14:26:09","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3414,{"$nulls":3},"I suspect the LEDs in Symbian phones might be \"overdriven,\" meaning higher than normal voltages are applied, since it's used  as a temporary flash or short length video light. LEDs may may lose their brightness if \"overdriven\" for extended periods. If there any information on this from Nokia?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nStrobe drives the LED at full brightness... I wonder if Nokia hardware allows lower brightness when driven by this potential LED torch app?","2009-12-13T12:04:16","2009-12-13T13:27:41","jack.wang",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4952,{"$nulls":3},"I think smart phoen models already have such a facility. \n\n\n\n\nAtleast in the phones I get in India, almost every phone has that feature.. There are some models i Nokia.. that market and sell on the concept of torch. Check Nokia 1208 phone.. ","2010-01-27T07:18:20","2010-01-27T07:18:20","vadlamudi1986",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3674,{"$nulls":3},"Nokia E72 already has this out of the box and even E63","2009-12-17T22:30:01","2010-01-25T03:39:18","fonearena",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,9320,{"$nulls":3},"this is a great idea, the way they need to do it is like the one on the HTC, my brother has the torch application on his HTC HD2 and he is able to choose the intensity of the light from the LED light, if this could be applied to the nokia, im sure it would be a huge hit!","2010-09-04T19:24:03","2010-09-04T19:24:03","mkhan28",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8126,{"$nulls":3},"This application is already available in the ovi store with a touchscreen on/off switch.  I still love it and think the keyboard addition is clever. ","2010-06-28T17:08:29","2010-06-28T17:08:29","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7395,{"$nulls":3},"Great Idea, you have my Vote.!","2010-05-06T11:03:48","2010-05-06T11:03:47","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3088,"Mobile applications",null,"Automatic handling of crossed call","I&#39;ve often had the situation where I ring someone and the call gets asnwered and immediately disconnected by accident as their phone is taken out of a bag or pocket. What often happens next is that I ring again, but they&#39;ve noticed a missed call from meandthey ring me. I then get my call going through to voicemail, and a chance to guess how to use the &quot;switch between active calls&quot; functionality that I very rarely use. My idea is that the phone should recognise that the incoming call is from the same number than I&#39;m currently ringing, and then automatically drop my outgoing call in favour of the incoming one. It just transparently connects me to the person I&#39;m trying to contact.","2009-12-01T21:19:41","2009-12-01T21:19:41","william_roberts",0,100,"Voting and discussion",23,0]
[null,3108,{"$nulls":3},"Great Idea. We have to make Symbian Smarter Mobile OS. ","2009-12-02T14:40:38","2009-12-02T14:40:38","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3110,{"$nulls":3},"It makes sense to me and it also happens to me way too often....I support a clean fix!","2009-12-02T15:56:37","2009-12-02T15:56:37","ginau",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,7991,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing back for community support!","2010-06-14T20:34:17","2010-06-14T20:34:16","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3133,{"$nulls":3},"It would make sense to have this happen, I&#39;ve also had this happen often. The problem may turn out to be that the handset you are dialling from, may not even get informed of an incoming call - it may be the network that notices the handset is already in the process of making a call, and sends the &#39;busy&#39; signal. Should be trivial to put a logging tsy onto couple of handsets and give it a try though... :-/","2009-12-03T10:32:42","2009-12-04T10:19:20","cowboycoder",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4368,"Mobile functionality","User interface","add smiley support (symbian s60 v5 improvement for satio sw update) ","s60v5 has no smiley support for text messaging. i suggest an option to add custom character combinations to the symbols pop-up (the one screen that opens, when you click the symbols button in handwriting mode). then you'd have the possibility to prepare your own smileys and add them to a message with just two clicks. no need for funny images. or if that is impossible, the handwriting mode could recognize some more symbols.","2010-01-13T15:31:15","2010-10-15T11:58:00","cee_ess",0,95.48,"Expert review",30,3]
[null,4371,{"$nulls":3},"I think that 2much :) wt i suggest is support replacing some of the public symboles with smile icons like\n\n\n\n\n:( :) :| :s :p 8) :)) =) ;) :-*\n\n\n\n\nso when we type one of these or revised msg with one of them it'll automatic replace with icon.\n\n\n\n\nany way u get my support for the icons :)","2010-01-13T15:43:11","2010-01-13T15:43:11","et3rnal",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4387,{"$nulls":3},"I support this and add &lt;3 = heart, and well, you know how many there can be.....Maybe there could be a little keyboard choice on the qwerty which also has these icons.  Many Symbian mobiles are used by more techies, and it would hhelp with the user-friendly non-techie market, if things were a little more simple.","2010-01-13T19:16:47","2010-01-13T19:16:47","ginau",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4431,{"$nulls":3},"I love smileys and I don't know why the choice is so limited. I support the idea","2010-01-14T16:24:57","2010-01-14T16:24:57","Susana",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,7311,{"$nulls":3},"s60 should provide graphical smileys just like those in s40\n\n\n\n\nMessaging should be made stronger.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-05-02T10:24:09","2010-05-02T10:24:08","sunildamodhar",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9938,{"$nulls":3},"I think that it should be merged with:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=8882\n\n\n\n\nand:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=9141","2010-10-08T12:09:53","2010-10-08T12:09:52","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5904,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Calendar Alarm Configuration","It would be great to be able to configure the Calendar's Alarm. Right now, when I set an Alarm for an appointment in the Calendar, the Alarm doesn't stop ringing until I stop it manually.\n\n\n\n\nIt would be great to have an option where you can tell the calendar to only make an alarm sound for just one time, it gets very annoying when it doesn't stop ringin, cause you might be busy doing something else or you just don't want it to keep ringing.\n\n\n\n\nBTW, I have an XM 5800 with firmware v31, so if this has been implemented in newer firmwares I wouldn't know and apologize.","2010-02-24T18:41:07","2010-02-24T18:41:07","techflat",0,100,"Voting and discussion",3,0]
[null,6160,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Have one easy setup widget for accessibility features.Help disabled users find,setup mobiles easily!","There are so many accessibility IDEAs on this site and I am smiling.  However, there is one issue. To make accessibility features work, there needs to be a quick and easy setup feature, which is optional for those who do not want to use these features.\n\n\n\n\nThis feature is critical for those with disabilities.  The disability features must be under a single, easy to find widget or area (not all over the place like now), and the area must be easy enough for a disable person to setup there accessibility features easily.\n\n\n\n\nWhat I would like to see is an ACCESSIBILITY FEATURES WIDGET that is \"out of the box\" ready.  This way disabled users do not have to hunt down the disability features. If you do not need this feature, great, than don't use it, but, people need this BADLY!\n\n\n\n\nThe widget or area would have the following options as a list to check \"yes\" for use, or \"no\" for not using\":\n\n\n\n\n1)Enlarge TEXT (small, Medium, LARGE)\n\n\n\n\n2) Enable high contrast for documents (yellow text/black background, white text/black background, other)\n\n\n\n\n3) Enable Nokia Magifier\n\n\n\n\n4) Enable Text to Speech (this can be the standard Nokia reader lie with E71, Vlingo (ovi), or whatever is Symbian Signed.\n\n\n\n\n5) Enable Speech Recognition (Dictation....Standard on E71, but many good speech recognition programs are available)\n\n\n\n\n6) Enable color blind tool\n\n\n\n\n7) Enable GPS with voice navigation for walking\n\n\n\n\n8)Enable GPS with voice navigation for driving\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n9) Community please add more options here\n\n\n\n\nWe have so many good accessibility features and options, but if they are not placed in one easy to use and find location, than they are no good to no/low vision, cognitive impaired, color blind, special education, memory impaired, elderly etc.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n Please close the loop and make accessibility actually ACCESSIBLE FRIENDLY AND USEFUL !","2010-03-03T14:26:25","2010-10-14T04:08:20","ginau",0,87.49,"Expert review",38,1]
[null,6926,{"$nulls":3},"I mentionned this in the 'swipe to unlock' thread already but it fits this one better:\n\n\n\n\nAccessibility settings for people with reduced hand-function (rheumatism, MS, quadriplegia, ...).\n\n\n\n\nSwipe the screen to unlock for starters.  Iphone or Samsung both have their way of doing this. The tiny slider on the side is hard to use for me.\n\n\n\n\nBeing able to opt to lock the screen except for the end call button at the bottom right (I have a nokia 5530) when in a call so I don't accidently touch the screen and mute or do something else.\n\n\n\n\nHave the 'half querty' keyboard with the bigger buttons and a 'half month' calendar that makes it easier to select a day to add reminders.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-04-04T11:21:25","2010-10-12T15:32:27","stef01be",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6180,{"$nulls":3},"Great one...! ","2010-03-03T16:48:04","2010-03-03T17:09:46","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8289,{"$nulls":3},"This is a good idea with a lot of support. Please review, comment, and vote. Symbian OS needs to improve the accessibility setup and usage, as right now it is not effective, easy to use or efficient.  We need to attract more accessibility developers to help facilitate this much need improvement.","2010-07-11T05:25:56","2010-07-11T05:25:56","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6754,{"$nulls":3},"Between myself, Marcus Groeber and so many community members, there have been at least 20 or more accessibility IDEAs.  Could we collate all of these IDEAS and make them work. \n\n\n\n\nright now, there are many VERY GOOD accessibility features on Symbian mobiles. To make all these features work, they need an easy user interface and widget, with a setup that is very organized and easy to use and follow. \n\n\n\n\nPlease do this,  Right now the accessibility community needs a great tool, and the iPhone is not it.  The iPhone is getting the credit because of the easy UI.\n\n\n\n\nThe iPhone has no Zeiss camera for scanning and text-to-speech, and more imortantly has no FLASH....\n\n\n\n\nThe iPhone does not have free voice nav.\n\n\n\n\nThe iPhone does haveso many accessibility features that Symbian OS does.\n\n\n\n\nPlease revisit this IDEA and vote........","2010-03-24T21:24:05","2010-03-24T21:24:04","ginau",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,10110,{"$nulls":3},"Please revisit this. Accessibility and easy set up are critical. Thank you for your consideration.","2010-10-11T16:11:06","2010-10-11T16:11:06","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6672,"Mobile functionality",null,"3D effects in music player","are there any applications for symbian mobiles specialy n series by which we can use 3D effects in the music player(srs, echo, pitch, etc). this would be we good experience for listening music.\n\n\n\n\nif theres no such application then can it be developed?\n\n\n\n\nplease share your views\n\n\n\n\nthank you","2010-03-19T16:56:47","2010-03-19T16:56:47","sanros",0,87,"Voting and discussion",1,1]
[null,6714,{"$nulls":3},"I think your Idea resembles with irham maulana Idea of 3D effects on music player -http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=6162 \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nPlease Refine you Idea.","2010-03-23T06:59:01","2010-03-23T06:59:01","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6720,{"$nulls":3},"irham  maulana idea is not specified idea, he is not clear in his idea... he just made a good graphic explanation of using 3d tones application nd music player... he is asking about using 3d tones feature in music player, but all n series phones do not have 3d tone application. i have n 95 3d tones app. is already in it but i have a n97 too theres  no 3d tone app. so my idea was if there is a application which can support 3d effects(srs, echo, pitch, etc) , if theres no such app. can it be developed? my idea is refined it cant be refined more than this. i just need a app. by which i can use 3d effects in music player . \n\n\n\n\nby searching online i got a app. which is called  AUDIO MIXER link&gt; http://audio-mixer.en.softonic.com/symbian  \n\n\n\n\nbut this app only support symbian series 1st and 2nd edition phones.\n\n\n\n\nso can this application be redeveloped for new symbian series edition?\n\n\n\n\nplease share ur view..\n\n\n\n\nthank u\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-23T09:55:15","2010-03-23T09:55:15","sanros",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6721,{"$nulls":3},"APPLICATION DETAILS&gt;&gt;&gt;\n\n\n\n\nAudio Mixer is fun voice and music mixing application. Record your own or friends voice, distort it and send it to your friend.\n\nAudio Mixer is also excellent for creation and listening of palindromes.\n\nFeatures:\n\nPlayback and recording supported.\n\nForward / Reverse playback.\n\nAlteration of tempo (50% to 266% of original).\n\nAdjustable echo control (-100% to +100% or original).\n \n\nCompatible Devices  &gt;  only supports 1st nd 2nd edition symbian phones\nNokia 6680, Nokia 6681, Nokia N70, Nokia N90, Nokia 6630, Nokia 6682","2010-03-23T09:58:26","2010-03-23T09:58:26","sanros",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7184,"Symbian Foundation",null,"Symbian needs a pet!"," \n\n\n\n\nIf Android has its own mascot (Robot)... why not also Symbian?","2010-04-23T21:19:17","2010-04-23T21:19:17","RAYDave",0,39.04,"Voting and discussion",4,10]
[null,10498,{"$nulls":3},"It think we need a single one that represents the whole Symbian instead / in addition to a million of smaller ones and advertise with it. The sketchy style and these illustrations are good on creating a meaningful website. But they are different in the sense of a \"pet\" mentioned in this idea I believe.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nPeople don't really notice this sketchy ecosystem illustrations, neither do they use them in representation of Symbian. For example this comic drawn by mAn. (sorry for the chinese but you get the idea)\n\n\n\n\nhttp://cn.engadget.com/2010/11/10/about-symbian-sad-situation/\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-11-12T08:29:18","2010-11-12T08:29:17","naviru",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8013,{"$nulls":3},"We use a visual language, set of illustrations called Symbian World ( http://www.flickr.com/photos/symbianfoundation/sets/ ). \n\n\nOur ecosystem is all about technology, innovation and community input. This technology and futuristic twist is represented in each of our character&rsquo;s appearance. The Owl with camera lens eyes (http://www.flickr.com/photos/symbianfoundation/4253064061/in/set-72157623034020915/) , the USB tail Dragon ( http://www.flickr.com/photos/symbianfoundation/4253063421/in/set-72157623034020915/ ) etc.\n\n\n \n\n\nWe created it a little bit chaotic intentionally. It was a whole new world and we didn&rsquo;t want to give one image for everyone. We waited, and with time, community picked their favorite. Robotic Duck seems to be most dominant and this is the current Symbian mascot ( http://www.flickr.com/photos/symbianfoundation/4378285723/in/set-72157623485817190/ ). But at the same time the World stays there to grow, to expand. That&rsquo;s how we wanted it, to evolve. \n\n\n \n\n\nAnd so&hellip; In Symbian World we have characters that represent certain programs (like Geko for Bug Squad group). Others have been adopted by our Foundation members and now are both, their mascot and representation within the Symbian Brand. The hand drawn style is flexible. It reflects the community behind the technology. It allows merging different sketches into one artwork. It is also easy to do. Few, of our characters, were drawn by Symbian Foundation employees. Everyone is welcome to contribute.","2010-06-16T10:13:08","2010-06-16T10:13:08","Anna_Alfut",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8023,{"$nulls":3},"Well said Anna....","2010-06-16T15:54:22","2010-06-16T15:54:22","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9884,{"$nulls":3},"So where can we then find an image of this robotic duck?","2010-10-07T13:53:10","2010-10-07T13:53:10","sandervv",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10420,{"$nulls":3},"On the flickr link provided above.","2010-11-03T00:05:02","2010-11-03T00:05:02","nikrolls",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7696,"Mobile functionality",null,"Allowing users to customise the Menu of Symbian Phones","Its very simple, Allow the users to have a customised menu so that they customise the menus in a style including only the apps and tools they need. It should be named as my menu or something while the other is still acessable or not.","2010-05-26T15:59:16","2010-05-26T15:59:16","Aqeel",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,7952,{"$nulls":3}," symbian support customize menu. its great if  customization was more free like without predefined grid.","2010-06-11T12:15:48","2010-06-11T12:15:48","oxye",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8720,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Income and Expenses Report","It would be useful if we have an income and expenses app to accurately monitor our spending over periods of time..","2010-08-07T02:03:33","2010-08-07T02:03:33","pinder",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,8976,"Mobile applications",null,"Tomboy for Symbian"," \n\n\n\n\nTomboy is a note-taking application available for Linux/OSX/Windows systems. One of its key features is that it allows to synchronize notes with a server. In the case of the server http://one.ubuntu.com even a web interface to the notes is provided.\n\n\n\n\nIf there were a port of Tomboy for Symbian one could continuously have access to his notes, even on-the-go in offline mode. This would be very convenient :)\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-08-23T09:21:10","2010-08-23T09:21:57","f.salvat",0,62.16,"Voting and discussion",4,2]
[null,9600,{"$nulls":3},"Hello,\n\n\n\n\nCould you please explain what your idea is in more detail. I went to the Ubuna One beta site and it is intriguing. It is not clear if you want a service like this,a collaboration with Ubunta, or some other service. \n\n\n\n\nThis idea seems pretty neat and may get more input and voting when clarified.","2010-09-23T15:19:33","2010-09-23T15:19:33","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9604,{"$nulls":3},"Please explain Tomboy and then what do you actually want to add on Symbian OS with Tomboy function. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nTomboy doesn't seem be a mobile app. ","2010-09-23T18:49:26","2010-12-05T19:02:14","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9614,{"$nulls":3},"I'm using Linux. Tomboy is note software. It likes note application in Symbian and sticker note on home screen. And Symbian already have it !","2010-09-24T07:12:21","2010-09-24T07:12:21","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9618,{"$nulls":3},"OK, let me rephrase the information of my first post...\n\n\n\n\nTomboy is a little program which allows you to write little post-it notes and save them on your computer. It is available in a variety of platforms: Linux/Mac/Windows.\n\n\n\n\nOne of its star features is that notes are not only saved locally in your PC: they can be saved in a server, such as the Ubuntu One server. With this feature you can edit your notes from a machine A, click synchronize (then notes are synced with the server), go to a machine B, click synchronize (notes are synced with the server) and resume editing. Naturally the list of machines is prolongable at will. In this way, you always access the most updated version of your notes from any machine with Internet access. Moreover, the Ubuntu One webpage includes a web interface which allows you to edit your notes from any web browser, thus having access to your notes virtually always.\n\n\n\n\nThe only thing I was wondering is whether somebody could port Tomboy to the symbian platform (or if this has already been done).\n\n\n\n\nI hope this cleared things...\n\n\n\n\nRegards.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-09-24T08:03:00","2010-09-24T08:03:00","f.salvat",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9637,{"$nulls":3},"Ok, In Symbian we already have 'Notes' - that can be synchronized with servers and accessed with option to edit and save any where with Internet access on any web browser, ","2010-09-26T20:07:10","2010-09-26T20:07:09","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10512,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Windows Phone 7","Although I am a fan of symbian, I am very impressed with the windows phone 7. Symbian should take some advices from it, to cope in the market.\n\n\n\n\nYou can check some videos of it on youtube\n\n\n\n\nCheers","2010-11-14T02:53:02","2010-11-14T02:53:02","attheedge",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,17,"Symbian Foundation",null,"The layout of the Ideas page is defective - needs fixing","When I view the top-level Ideas page on my laptop, the display is so wide, that essential elements of the display fall off the right-hand edge.\n\n\n\n\nIt needs fixing.","2009-03-14T23:06:01","2009-03-14T23:06:01","dw2",0,0,"Being done",0,1]
[null,19,{"$nulls":3},"This is a brand spanking new build and I see a new feature that&apos;s stretching the page wide.  I&apos;ll take care of it.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n--Shanon, proj manager and creative director.","2009-03-15T00:05:14","2009-03-16T23:32:24","admin",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1297,"Symbian Foundation","Make development easier","Start and run a Symbian development IRC channel","Many large open source projects with developers distributed geographically use IRC (Internet Relay Chat) as a means of real time communication.\n\n\n\n\nFor those who have not heard of IRC and its use in open source, it is basically a permanent chat room (called a channel) where people can join to ask questions or discuss ideas.\n\n\n\n\nMy idea is for the Foundation to set up and run an IRC channel.\n\n\n\n\nPackage owners and other engineers working on Symbian can be encouraged to join the channel, thereby bringing people all over the community together and giving developers a way of asking questions and discussing ideas in real time with others in the community directly. Foundation members can also just continuously monitor the channel to get a feel for what else is going on in the community.\n\n\n\n\nThe Freenode network (which is dedicated to community projects) would be ideal for this.\n\n\n\n\nA good example of active channels are #qt or #android on Freenode.","2009-07-03T09:40:59","2009-10-12T11:31:56","sophie",0,96.8,"Expert review",49,2]
[null,1298,{"$nulls":3},"IRC - something that&apos;s even more real-time than Twitter, and which has a lot more appeal to many developers than either Twitter or blogs :-)\n\n\n\n\nThat&apos;s why I&apos;ve voted in favour.","2009-07-03T09:46:56","2009-07-03T09:46:55","dw2",{"$nulls":3},3,0]
[null,1299,{"$nulls":3},"I haven&apos;t voted yet - can we get some idea of how much attention needs to be given to such a channel? Would we need to hire one or more people to monitor it full time?","2009-07-03T09:53:06","2009-07-03T12:24:21","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1301,{"$nulls":3},"I agree with this 100% (including the suggestion of freenode).  Lots of open source projects hold online meetings on IRC as well as providing a support channel.\n\n\n\n\nThis idea needs wider support before we act on it I suppose, but we need someone in senior management to be the primary contact with freenode.  I volunteer to be one of the secondary contacts:\n\n\n\n\n\"Two types of group contacts exist for freenode:\n\n\n\n  The Primary contact.  This contact registers to establish that your group intends to create a     relationship with freenode and PDPC. The      primary contact should have the authority to make the determination      that your group intends to register, with the specifics depending on the type of group:          \n\n \n\n  Legal entities.  A primary contact should belong to upper management or the         organization&apos;s board. This authority can be delegated further in the         case of larger organizations, but it&apos;s not recommended; in cases         where such delegation occurs, contact with the organization is often         lost and the group registration must subsequently be removed.                  \n \n  Informal, project-oriented groups.  Informal groups vary considerably in their internal organization. If         the group is run by a single project leader or developer, that         person should submit a group registration form. If the group is run         by two equal participants, each should submit a group registration          form to make it clear that both wish to have the group registered.         If it&apos;s run by a larger core group or by voting across the project,         the voting group should make a collective decision to register and         should appoint one of their number as primary contact.                  \n \n\n\n  The secondary contact.  Secondary (or approved) contacts are appointed by the primary contact.      A secondary contact may be assigned limited access and/or     privileges. They need no special level of authority; delegate whatever     level of authority seems appropriate.  We won&apos;t expect them to make     policy decisions, just to find out the answers to any questions that are     raised.          \"\n\n\n\nIt may take a little while for us to get a group setup but it looks like this is what we should do.\n\n\n\n\nhttp://freenode.net/group_registration.shtml\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-07-03T10:34:02","2009-07-03T10:34:02","markw",{"$nulls":3},3,0]
[null,1304,{"$nulls":3},"This is a nice idea. Potentially a good source for real-time developer feedback on platform initiatives too... If foundation staff and community members pop in now and then, they&apos;ll get a good idea of what issues are actually troubling developers there and then and can hopefully do something about it :-)","2009-07-03T11:16:08","2010-11-16T06:50:55","jaley",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,1327,{"$nulls":3},"This is critical. I am a huge advocate.. It does, however, require presence of SF members to host &amp; respond accordingly.. I used one of these with the Palm OS User Council and could ping this councll on a mobile device when in a meeting or conference for real time feedback on issues.. invaluable. This is easy to do and provides GREAT feedback.","2009-07-06T05:34:19","2010-11-18T20:29:30","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2137,{"$nulls":3},"If symbian want to use the #symbian channel on freenode for official use, i&#39;m quite sure nobody running the current channel (i am one of the admins, not that there&#39;s much administration tasks to do) would object.\n\nYou can contact vesa on freenode if you have questions.","2009-10-30T08:51:41","2009-10-31T17:52:05","vesahyp",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2206,{"$nulls":3},"I&#39;m quite sure none of the current channel admins object to recording/publishing everything that is said on the #symbian channel. After all that is the norm for atleast ircnet channels. Usually there is also statistics available about who is the most active member etc.\n\nAny which way, i hope anyone interested in symbian development drops by and says hi.\n\nIf there are any problems, please do contact me (nick vesa in the channel. i&#39;m always there nd will respond usually within business hours).","2009-11-01T00:09:53","2009-11-01T00:12:07","vesahyp",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2721,{"$nulls":3},"Palm are using it now too for webOS. http://developer.palm.com/index.php?option=com_content&amp;view=article&amp;id=1828 \n\n Recommendations for good IRC clients?","2009-11-18T21:47:45","2010-02-04T12:28:15","SymsourceTim",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1522,{"$nulls":3},"As said earlier by Tyson, there is already a #Symbian channel on irc.freenode.net\n\n\n\n\nWe can use the #Symbian one, if we can reach the owners and chat about it with them.\n\n\n\n\nI created a #Symbian-Foundation and registered it. Gives us a chance to separate some of the discussions.\n\n\n\n\nNext step is to get this accepted internally by our colleagues, or get some people to start using it. IM me if you're already using or planning to use it. Am also julienf on freenode.\n\n\n\n\nMore to come soon :)","2009-08-10T23:27:06","2009-08-10T23:43:01","julienf",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4850,{"$nulls":3},"IRC channels are used by Linux distros to organise many kinds of open-to-all on-line meetings and real-time communications. A key IRC application for many of them is the organisation of Testing Days - days when community testers are mustered globally for concentrated testing of some milestone feature drop. Hard to see how these very powerful testing \"crowds\" could be so effectively organised otherwise. ","2010-01-25T12:17:53","2010-01-25T12:17:53","mikek",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1553,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Star Ratings And PlayCount In The Music Player","One the things that I truly enjoyed about my (now deceased) iPod was the complete integration with my desktop music experience. I have tried for years to replicate this with my Symbian-powered devices, but am missing 2 key ingredients to make this complete: star ratings and playcount. This is how these work (for me):\n\n\n\n\n1. Star Ratings - On my iPod, I had 5 star ratings I could apply to a given track. These ratings can be applied either on the desktop (through iTunes) or on the iPod itself, and then are synchronized whenever I connect the two. My most common use was to weed out poor quality or otherwise undesirable tracks. I gave any track that I wanted to delete from my library 5 stars (5 because that was the easiest rating to apply while driving). Then, after driving around all day, or otherwise using my iPod, when I synchronized with my computer, I simply sort my library by star rating and delete all the 5s. This helped me keep my library clean of poor tracks.\n\n\n\n\n2. Playcount - this is much more important. With a growing music library (100GB+ currently), it becomes increasingly important to somehow keep things fresh and introducing tracks that I have not listened to in a while. Thus, I have auto-playlists setup for each of my genres. These playlists automatically updated themselves with XGB of songs that I have not played in the past XX days.\n\n\n\n\nThese playlists became more important when you introduce the portable music player (i.e. my Symbian device) because I have limited storage available there. By choosing these auto-playlists to be synchronized over to my device, I can ensure that I always have 'new' music on my phone. In reverse, this would also help me automatically put my favorite (i.e. highest playcount) songs on my phone, so that I don't waste space with songs that I don't listen to that often.\n\n\n\n\nNeither of these features are currently supported in the Symbian devices (all the way up to Symbian^1/S60v5), and they very well should be.","2009-08-16T19:11:44","2010-10-09T16:29:09","symbianguru",0,100,"Expert review",34,0]
[null,7948,{"$nulls":3},"Ricky, while the star ratings are not supported yet, play counts are supported to a certain extent. Every Symbian powered Nokia I've owned has the \"Most played\" playlist which does keep track of your 20 most played songs. So while it may not tell you playcount for a particular song while in the \"Now playing\" screen, you do know your 20 most played songs. What would be a nice addition is if you could edit the settings of those playlists right on the phone so you could change the number of most played songs it stores. The same goes for \"recently added\" and \"recently played.\"\n\n\n\n\nIn fact, the ability to custom create your own auto playlists right there on the phone would be awesome.","2010-06-11T03:07:12","2010-06-11T03:07:12","NseriesFreak7",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3204,{"$nulls":3},"Yes..i support this idea. i miss it the star rating too.","2009-12-05T12:01:44","2009-12-05T12:01:44","Ammar_Dento",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9949,{"$nulls":3},"you have my vote","2010-10-08T12:22:12","2010-10-08T12:22:11","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7921,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing back for community Support!","2010-06-07T16:30:35","2010-06-07T16:30:35","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7953,"Symbian Foundation","Improve the running of Symbian","OS speed remain same for some apps running background","Idea was simple,when some(2-5) apps running background  speed of OS must be remain same. This will give more good multitasking.\n\n\n\n\nNormally when new OS created speed was good/great. but when some applications installed speed gets down.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-06-11T12:26:47","2010-10-13T10:50:54","oxye",0,100,"Expert review",33,1]
[null,7957,{"$nulls":3},"This is actually dependent on the applications, especially 3rd party ones and how they hold onto system resources. If developers follow the rules, then you notice no change in device speed unless the app is doing something which requires more system resources.","2010-06-11T19:52:45","2010-06-15T16:18:37","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9495,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Sam,\n\n\n\n\nYou make a great point. If Apps are through Symbian Signed and SF, than they should have quality requirements and they should behave the same when installed. Are you suggesting a specification for how much memory draw an app should need to meet? I am not sure if a range already exists, however, you make an excellent point and this is something for SF to think about as part of the Symbian Signed Program. you get my vote.","2010-09-15T16:37:06","2010-09-15T16:37:06","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7965,{"$nulls":3},"sam patil - If the running 3rd party app remains active in background - its true it will take some of the system resource for processing data, So As Antoine RJ Wright  said it depends on developers programming-  how keen he programed the app.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nCan we now close this  idea!","2010-06-13T16:58:45","2010-06-13T16:58:45","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8007,{"$nulls":3},"so developers break rules???????.\nthats it. !!! i want to say same point. create os keeping in mind that it need to run with extra resources.\ne.g. s60v5 was created with good speed but now s60v5+ java runtime OR other programs with more system resources in use get slow down os speed.\nother point was when device reboot speed of system was great. when some apps open like contacts,calender,log,etc speed of os gets down. these are basic programs.\n\ns60v5 +50mb ram = great speed\ns60v5 + 35mb ram = fine speed  (when some programs open) ........ so my point was, increase ram or create os which run some BASIC programs leaving 50mb ram free.\n\n\n","2010-06-15T15:57:59","2010-06-15T15:57:59","oxye",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8465,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Competitive Analysis - Platforms, Development Tools","Symbian OS is the dominant platform in the market - more than 120 different models of phones. Platform covers only two lower levels software stacks - kernel and middleware and application platforms like UIQ (User Interface Quartz), MOAP, and Series 60 provide the upper layers for Symbian.\n\n\nThe battle between heavyweights like Nokia (Symbian OS), Apple (iPhone OS), Microsoft (Windows Mobile), RIM (RIM OS for Blackberry), and Google (Android) for smartphone operating systems market share has been escalating. Also, the popularity and availability of SDKs, development tools and active promotion of the application developer community by all the major OS vendors highlights the fact that applications and user interface have emerged as critical factors. These factors help developers in selecting the platform for application development and help end-users in smartphone device selection.\n\n\nThe Symbian ecosystem, is also members of competing mobile phone ecosystems such as Windows Mobile, Google&rsquo;s Open Handset Alliance, etc.\n\n\nWebOS runs on Linux kernel with the proprietary components developed by Palm.\n\n\n\nRIM (Research in Motion) owns and provides the entire software stack including kernel, middleware and many applications.  This platform offers different development tools for writing Java ME applications for Blackberry smartphone.\n\n\nApple iPhone and iPod touch are developed by using iPhone OS based on Mac OS X (itself built on the Darwin project for Berkeley UNIX). The programming languages used for iPhone OS are Objective-C and Xcode.\n\n\nThe Windows Mobile OS includes the entire software stack &ndash; an operating system, middleware, and applications.\n\n\nAndroid is a Linux-based open source platform. It is backed by Google with the foundation of Open Handset Alliance includes 65 technical leader companies like HTC, Intel, Qualcomm, NVIDIA, T-Mobile, etc. The Android Development Kit is available for Windows, Linux and Mac OS. Applications are developed in Android using a version of the Java programming language running on the Dalvik virtual machine.\n\n\nMeeGo: It is a new Linux-based mobile operating system combining the best of existing Moblin and Maemo platforms and targets both ARM and Intel Atom-based devices. Its UI merges APIs for GTK+, Qt and Clutter.\n\n\nBada: It is a mobile operating system which is still in development from Samsung Electronics. iPhone OS has four layers: the Core OS layer, the Core Services layer, the Media layer, and the Cocoa Touch layer.\n\n\niPhone&rsquo;s SDK. (Software Development Kit) Basically, the development tools include: Xcode, iPhone Simulator, Instruments, and Interface Builder.  iPhone tests - This includes test in real-time; test over-the-air; and technical Support.\n\n\nThe Android platform consists of several layers which provide a complete software stack. The extreme bottom layer is the Linux Kernel, then the system libraries, Dalvik which is a virtual machine, the application framework, and all the applications on top of that. The Android platform use a lot of open source libraries like the Webkit, and harmony, Open SSL, Apache http components, etc. In the libraries they have 2D and 3D graphics for the mobile systems. The most powerful part in the platform is the Dalvik virtual machine, which interprets and executes portable Java-style byte code which is optimized to operate on the mobile platform. As most of the applications these days are related to the web, the first two layers are written in Java.\n\n\nMost important factors in choosing a platform to develop on - market size, potential revenue, SDK, cost of development, channel approval process, distribution channel, developer community\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n ","2010-07-18T21:43:59","2010-08-02T09:11:19","Mesenburg",0,0,"Closed",0,1]
[null,8481,{"$nulls":3},"Chris, can you clarify what your idea is please? ","2010-07-20T14:51:42","2010-07-20T17:04:00","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8721,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","WINRAR support !","Symbian had already install Winzip in 5 years ago. But it can only read .Zip file, and can't read .Rar file. Winrar also a very big compression format, which popular like (even than) Winzip. So i want new Symbian can read .Rar file. If possible, i want Symbian can read some popular compression format like 7zip, taz .v.v.","2010-08-07T06:46:44","2010-08-07T06:46:44","MyFanIsUUUU",0,100,"Voting and discussion",6,0]
[null,8731,{"$nulls":3},"App already exist - FreeUnRAR - http://bit.ly/aASJrF\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIt supports decompressing RAR file with volumes or files that protects with password. ","2010-08-08T19:04:24","2010-08-08T19:04:24","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8735,{"$nulls":3},"Yeah, let put it in Symbian as default. Because very few people know that Symbian can read winrar. Symbian should readable 7zip and other popular format","2010-08-09T10:45:17","2010-08-09T10:45:17","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9745,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Ovi Maps New Features - Interface ","Interface addons:\n    * Selectable colour palettes for program and map.\n    * User interface with simplified operation logic, semitransparent hiding screen buttons in versions with navigation panels at the top or on the left side of the screen.\n    * User-customizable menu layout (basic and advanced).\n    * Configurable parameters (a lot of) to control the way of presentation, navigation and other functions for advanced users.\n    * Up to e.g. 12 user-selected functions can be placed in the User menu and launched by clicking the map or from the context menu.\n    * Sound off visualisation highlighted in red.\n    * Adjustable size of texts on the map.\n    * Adjustable scale at which local roads are hidden on the map.\n    * Possibility to reset to default settings.\n    * Context menu.\n    * Selectable screen orientation (portrait and landscape mode).\n    * Battery charge status indication.","2010-09-29T20:58:44","2010-09-29T21:06:01","superfly86",0,0,"Closed",0,0]
[null,2322,"Mobile applications",null,"AR via my specs","Have my phone wirelessly run the AR display on my spectacles, meaning I&#39;m not holding my arm up looking like I want to be mugged. I can also impress everyone by cannily knowing the exact direction and distance to anything without looking it up.","2009-11-04T16:30:15","2010-06-14T20:03:17","jamesm",0,100,"Closed",2,0]
[null,4370,"Mobile functionality","User interface","don&#39;t offer landline numbers when clicking new message (symbian s60 v5 improvement for satio sw update) ","the following would improve satio contacts list usability:\n\n\n\n\nin the contacts list, when marking a contact and clicking the new message button, all landline numbers could be excluded from the list of choices, so it could jump to the message app immediately. the symbian contacts list on the P1i had a neat solution for this. why not take it from there?\n\n\n\n\nthanks for everybody's appreciated efforts!","2010-01-13T15:40:14","2010-10-15T11:58:10","cee_ess",0,78.71,"Expert review",30,5]
[null,5393,{"$nulls":3},"agree.  landlines in my country not compatible with sms, so this is really helping.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\ni wonder, why nokia not just copy-paste (adapt?) the already user friendly features of UIQ3 to s60v5....","2010-02-10T15:58:37","2010-02-10T15:58:37","orangpelupa",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4409,{"$nulls":3},"Seems like a no-brainer to me.","2010-01-14T12:43:42","2010-01-14T12:43:42","dadurant",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4420,{"$nulls":3},"but the landlines support txt msgs these days :))","2010-01-14T14:08:10","2010-01-28T20:31:37","et3rnal",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5035,{"$nulls":3},"Yes, there were a few times when I got a 'call' on my office phone and a wierd robotic voice read out the message! It's quite disconcerting actually. I don't think you should be prevented from texting landlines, but it should at least choose the mobile number automatically if one is available for that contact. If you only have a landline number for them then sure, send the message.","2010-01-29T11:38:50","2010-01-29T11:38:50","brendand",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5394,"Mobile functionality",null,"drain energy from charger when plugged to charger. NOT from battery.","when im charging my Nokia 5230 (s60v5) and use it to listen to music while browsing the web, after 100% full notification come (battery full), suddently after 30minutes or somethine, the phone CHARGING AGAIN \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nim a bit shocked to seeing this.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nthe phone already 100% battery, why the OS tell the system to drain energy from battery? isn't the OS should tell the phone to drain energy from charger?\n\n\n\n\non my already dead, Symbian UIQ3 phone. As long as connected to charger, the phone won't drain energy from battery. it will just drain energy from charger.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nthis behavior on nokia phone can make battery life shorter. and it become very bad for those using the nokia phone as HSDPA modem that always connected to charger.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nLithium-Ion battery have 1000 charge cycle (or more, i forgot) then it will lost its capacity..... and broken.\n\n\n\n\nless broken battery = less person buy new battery = less battery trash on world.","2010-02-10T16:06:54","2010-10-14T10:22:50","orangpelupa",0,100,"Expert review",37,0]
[null,5431,{"$nulls":3},"I think its like as we have in our Laptops.","2010-02-11T09:33:19","2010-02-11T09:33:19","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5456,{"$nulls":3},"I understand the issue and Fakhre is right.  Our laptops have a same/similar issue and other cell phones too........this is not Nokia specific.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThe \"puzzle\" is how do you do it, and will the manufacturer want it done?  Batteries are an accessory.  Accessories are revenue generators for a company.  I usually purchase a extended waraunty when I buy a mobile or laptop, if the battery is expensive (which they are in laptops). \n\n\n\n\nI know this may not help, but if a battery is under warranty still, send it back to Nokia.  It is defective.  If it is not under warranty, than what is the cost of the battery?  If it is not that expensive (relative term), than maybe just buy a new one.\n\n\n\n\nIn an ideal world this would be very beneficial, but I am not sure if it is feasible given the fact that most manufacturers have a battery life, and battery sales are an important part of the sales of the product.  I will let some more people \"weigh in\" on this one and see where it goes.\n\n\n\n\nI would like what you are asking for, but battery life and sales may not allow for this improvement ??????","2010-02-11T15:34:07","2010-02-12T06:27:03","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5461,{"$nulls":3},"I support this idea. It should prevent exploding batteries caused by charging while using.  I tried charging while using Wifi and my phone went hot.","2010-02-11T18:01:42","2010-02-11T18:01:42","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,10150,{"$nulls":3},"is it possible anyway ?","2010-10-11T21:36:36","2010-10-11T21:36:36","nitrous18",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10222,{"$nulls":3},"There are many ideas like this, that have min. 30 votes but are still not in \"expert view\". Before they vanish tomorrow when the system is changed, I bring them back to top, hoping, that they will get \"expert-view\"-status in time, before they vanish.","2010-10-14T10:08:03","2010-10-14T10:08:03","Tim.Linde",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5650,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","HD video recording for 5800","Put HD video recording support for 5800 and similar devices","2010-02-18T09:37:24","2010-05-05T18:17:17","vickysaggu",0,27.06,"Closed",3,6]
[null,5684,{"$nulls":3},"Well, you can't have HD video recording for the 5800 because it doesn't have the correct hardware. Neither can anyone mandate what hardware a phone manufacturer puts in their device. Some will, like Sony Ericsson with their Vivas - others won't. I don't see any useful outcome of this idea being accepted, so I'm going to have to pass.","2010-02-18T16:55:46","2010-02-18T16:55:46","brendand",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5685,{"$nulls":3},"Brendan's right. It's just not possible to retrospectively change the hardware on devices like the 5800 to support HD recording. Symbian supports HD recording, it's up to the device manufacturer to choose whether they utilise it.","2010-02-18T17:00:48","2010-02-18T17:00:48","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,6121,{"$nulls":3},"This is hardware kind of thing.....!","2010-03-01T17:55:59","2010-03-01T17:55:59","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5906,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Project organiser","A very integrated app that combines all the tallents of a smart phone to manage projects of all sizes.\n\n\n\n\nMake use of: Voice notes, photo organiser, landmark gps data, web clippings, calendar (inc. some form of work hours logging), collaboration via email/upload.\n\n\n\n\nThe application would have to accomodate a variety of projects and could have commercial uses but also if intergrated well into the device could be a very useful daily tool to organise multiple related medias.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-24T19:42:07","2010-02-24T19:42:07","sammyBoy",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,6162,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","3D effects on music player","This time i use nokia N78,N73,E63 and E52\n\nAre there any applications can increase sound effects 3D in music player nokia?\nIf any, certainly the sounds result in music player nokia most wonderful\n\nPlease request/to make the applications for increase sound effects 3D that can increase to music player nokia like animatedSMS that can increase in apps message. Thaks\n\n\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-03T14:42:47","2010-03-03T14:42:47","senjakalahari",0,100,"Voting and discussion",1,1]
[null,6171,{"$nulls":3},"The question needs to be asked, what's the value in doing this? To me it just seems like a cool, nice to have feature which provides no real value to the end user.","2010-03-03T16:01:36","2010-03-03T16:01:35","thewinchester",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6176,{"$nulls":3},"First of all - irham maulana you have done nice job by creating such effective graphic - which give detail, what do you exactly want.\n\n\n\n\nI support your idea -As 3D function is already present in Symbian - we can utilize it in our Music Player. ","2010-03-03T16:32:24","2010-03-03T16:32:24","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6179,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Irham,\n\n\n\n\nLove your grahic, but am confused as to what is being proposed.  Could you clarify this please....Thanks....","2010-03-03T16:45:24","2010-03-03T16:45:24","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6674,"Mobile applications",null,"Scanner for ISBN Codes/Barcode","Hi,\n\n\n\n\ni have a lot of books and i'm looking for an application  for my N97 to scann all my ISBN Codes and store this local on the phone.\n\n\n\n\nAfter  that i will go to the shop an scan a new book and the application will  say me, is this in the database or not.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nthanks for  replay\n\n\n\n\njensFB_Addon_TelNo{ height:15px !important;  white-space: nowrap !important;  background-color: #0ff0ff;}","2010-03-21T13:41:39","2010-10-11T05:19:23","schnuddelbuddel",0,100,"Expert review",36,0]
[null,7706,{"$nulls":3},"I think Nokia's Point and Find software (available in the Ovi Store) does something similar to this.","2010-05-26T22:01:48","2010-05-26T22:01:48","fakename",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9942,{"$nulls":3},"It should have it's database, there should be possibility also to scan product and to describe it, add photo and send it to the database moderator which add a new code to the database","2010-10-08T12:16:09","2010-10-08T12:16:09","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7186,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","Stronger Presence in NAM Market","As I look upon the OVI store, and select third party Application vendors I see a strong lack of applications that are supported for the NAM market. I also see the NAM Os's (ie. Android, Apple, RIM, ect..) gaining more momentum globably because they are addressing their UI as well as applications both in the NAM as well as internationally. Symbian already has a very strong international presence but they are lacking here in the NAM, only limited to outside sources to purchase their wares; or if they are supported by a carrier they have some much of the functionality disabled that the phone no longer has its appeal. Now these NAM companies that are making headway in smartphone market share are the exact opposite and have a strong presence in the NAM, but are becoming increasingly competitive as they broaden their scopes setting their sites on introducing more applications that have a global scale. That would mean that since they are already deeply entrenched in their home market [that being the United States] them setting their sites on the global market is looking to take away market shares from its [Symbian] competition. As a user and believer of the Symbian OS and the possibilities of what this OS is capable of, it has the potential to be much more than what other companies are, but I feel that if Symbian cant  make a stronger effort towards becoming a household name in NAM, they will lose critical market share; because even if the phone is not an attractive piece of hardware, if the software is innovative, intuitive, has good support, and covers a large basis of what people are looking to get out of a smartphone OS, then you would still keep your market share as well as gain further momentum to have the Symbian OS continue being the #1 smartphone OS in the world, as it should be :). A good way of doing this would be to try to introduce more NAM developers to Symbian so that people arent going to a more local smartphone OS to find applications that are useful here in the NAM, as well as better support for their products that are sold in this region. Open to ideas, just looking to open a dialogue about something that I feel needed to be addressed.","2010-04-24T07:07:14","2010-04-24T07:07:14","nickelz",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,7191,{"$nulls":3},"Addressing this here is good, but its on manufacturers and carrier to offer the products and services, with the marketing around them to make this happen. The marketing aspect has been the hardest. And specifically for Nokia, they are working against the perception of being prepaid-only phones used by people who don't know tech or have dubious leanings. When these are addressed, thenm you can see things picking up. Also remember, the NA market is a larger one in terms of costs and long term revenues than many other markets, noit in terms of people or overall demographincs. Being carrier controlled is also an issue. So again, the Symbina Foundation can do things to help, but its up to those who use it to make good on what the Foundation offers.","2010-04-24T16:46:01","2010-04-24T17:58:34","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8466,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","My Mobile Experience","This idea is to allow people to write their Blog regarding Mobile Experience and their blog is linked to whichever device models history and also Symbian OS version. At the same time it is also link to their previous Mobile Experience page. Each blog will have a section to facilitate to their forum, related device news, wiki, youtube, flicker, twitter, etc. which basically sharing their experience moment about that device, OS or app.\n\nWhen next time the new device owned, another blog page can be added and link to existing blog page. Same approach, which they are link to whatever OS and device model. Other than that, this blog is also a typical blog for that person which is everything do to their lifestyle, happy, sad, what they want to expressed, etc. But we make it in such a way all lifestyle is very closely related to devices they used.\n\nThis Mobile Experience website can show us the evolution device model history, which also show list of people owns it and the Symbian OS version. Can also show the revolution of Symbian OS version history, which is shown list of people use it and the device model installed with. Can also browse the blog by people, which will show list of mobile experience by Symbian OS uses also the device model used before.\n\nThe key purpose of this website is to promote how close the mobile devices with Symbian OS is related to that person's normal life. Can see the overall device history and Symbian OS version history. Once the people own a device then created their blog, intentionally it will stick to Symbian OS and Nokia devices.\n\nAdditional this website will have a wiki to search whatever related to Mobile, Technology, Gadget, Symbian, Nokia, People, and whatever tags can be link to their pages.","2010-07-18T23:51:26","2010-08-26T01:13:32","lawrence27",0,47.54,"Voting and discussion",2,2]
[null,9480,{"$nulls":3},"Lawrence, There is a WIKI for Symbian Foundation, a forum on the developers page for questions, comments, good and bad feedback, a discussion board and multiple official SF blogs and app/product sites linked to this very site. Additionally, thought leaders for SF and Nokia, Sony Ericsson and other manufacturers and technophiles tweet, blog, facebook and have multiple informational sites already. Your idea was implemented prior to (from Nokia/Nokia Forum, Nokia Beta Labs, S-E, S-E developers forum, product ideas etc, etc and others), and from the basic infrastructure of the of Ideas Sites.\n\n\n\n\nModerator recommends closing this idea.","2010-09-15T13:08:41","2010-09-15T14:41:21","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8609,{"$nulls":3},"Additional Ideas\n\n@ We try to link our good memories with that device (Nokia phone for example) and Software (Symbian), because now a days mobile phone will always with us whenever we happy or sad. We try to link it with our pass good history / experience.\n\n@ A Wiki for all Symbian users to share their experience, telling all of  us what is good, what he feel great, what feature consider cool, how it  help them.\n\n@ This shall be very good site providing information for Symbian developers to discover what the end user is thinking..\n\n@ It provide a platform for Nokia to do survey or interview..\n\n@ It could also become a portal which a lot of professional could come in  and studies the facts what things is work and why it can impress people  or how come people just like it that way..\n\n@ It could become Mobile Wiki, so next time people can search all kinds of  app inside, look for how-to, understand app features, review, bug and  new releases, etc.\n\n@ It also might become a blog sharing mobile experience...\n\n@ Everyone will like to tell their own story especially things they  like.. So we try to share our good memories of mobile experience...","2010-07-28T15:28:04","2010-09-14T18:33:49","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8722,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","More playlist for music player !","I really like the \"Most played\" list in Music Player. It likes a small Billboard chart in my phone. It also show the music flavor of someone. But the play list in Symbian are limited, which only \"Most played, recent played, recent added\" and make by my self. So i want Music Player should have more:\n\n\n\n\n _ Top Albums: Show top 20 most played albums.\n\n\n\n\n _ Top Favorite Artists: Show top 20 most played artists.\n\n\n\n\n _ Playlist DJ: With some phone has install playlist DJ, in playlist of Music Player will have a \"DJ\" folder, which saved the playlists were made by Playlist DJ\n\n\n\n\n _ Top Billboard: A widget update top billboard everyday in playlist music player.\n\n\n\n\n _ Top Favorite Genre: Show top music genre played.\n\n\n\n\n _ Top Pop/Rock/Dance/R&amp;B/Country .v.v.: A smaller playlist in Top Genre, which auto split top songs to each genre.\n\n\n\n\n _ Top news: A widget update music news from famous magazine in playlist music player.","2010-08-07T07:26:57","2010-10-10T17:11:32","MyFanIsUUUU",0,100,"Expert review",38,0]
[null,9104,{"$nulls":3},"Any comment?","2010-08-26T14:25:05","2010-10-08T16:34:21","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9746,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Ovi Maps New Features - GPS","New Ideas to the GPS:\n\n\n\n\n  * Automatic GPS restart if GPS signal reception problems are detected.\n    * Device time synchronization with GPS satellite time.\n    * Position reading delay correction in voice messages, and optionally in position displaying.\n    * GPS position reading more than once per second.\n    * Signal reception status indication.\n    * Possibility to replace the GPS indicator graphics with a bitmap from the  e.g. Images subdirectory: 2D = car2D.bmp; 3D = car3D.bmp.\n    * Preview of data received from the satellites (NMEA).\n    * Saving and playing back travel tracks.\n    * Displaying multiple GPS tracks simultaneously.\n    * Saving the planned route as a GPS track.\n    * Possibility to convert the GPS track to KMZ format and transfer it to Google Earth.\n    * Displaying GPS coordinates in formats: [dd][mm][ss.ss];\n      [dd][mm][mmmm]; [dd][dddddddd].","2010-09-29T21:01:15","2010-09-29T21:07:20","superfly86",0,0,"Closed",0,0]
[null,1811,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","We should simplify the interface of this website","We've been experimenting with a new interface for this website. The aim was and is twofold:\n\n\n\nto make the site less complex and cluttered\nto apply the Symbian look and feel\n\n\n\nThe interface can be found at http://ideasbeta.symbian.org/homepagelight\n\n\n\n\nPlease vote and comment.","2009-10-05T21:12:31","2009-10-24T10:51:20","freddiegjertsen",0,100,"Being done",8,0]
[null,1812,{"$nulls":3},"Yes, a well designed and easy to navigate entry point. You might consider looking for icons/pictures which match the sections - ie why is a car the best icon to represent mobile functionality? etc. I don't love icons for icon's sake.\n\n\n\n\nOn drill down I thought the  getting started page was good. When I drill down to any list of items  (e.g. done  http://ideasbeta.symbian.org/homepage?&amp;idea_stage=3&amp;sort_col=0) the list of items shows number of votes, but not their stage. I think it would be useful for every item to display its current state in addition to its votes.","2009-10-05T23:29:25","2009-10-06T08:31:06","hamishw",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1814,{"$nulls":3},"+1 from me.  Good selection of features to remove.\n\n\n\n\nIs it possible to get access to the advanced filter back without having a filter bar at the top?  Or does that also require changes?  Happy to hide such a power user feature away in a corner somewhere.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-10-06T09:09:16","2009-10-08T14:17:46","markw",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1816,{"$nulls":3},"Looks good to me. Only thing I've noticed is that browser window title says spigit rather than ideas.symbian.org - I imagine this is a 2 minute fix.","2009-10-06T09:16:24","2009-10-06T23:33:49","ianm",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1818,{"$nulls":3},"I like it a lot. Some minor things:\n\n\n\nFavicon is spigit, not the Symbian one.\nThe \"Favorite\" and \"Comments\" icons under each idea don't look very Symbian.\nThe little box to the left of an idea that show statistics also looks very square and not very Symbian.","2009-10-06T11:28:42","2009-10-06T11:51:07","teknolog",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1820,{"$nulls":3},"One quick observation:\n\n\n\n\nThe prediction market is still lurking in the site, behind the covers.  People can stumble onto it by following links in existing users' profiles.\n\n\n\n\nSee eg http://ideasbeta.symbian.org/PredictionMarket/Home\n\n\n\n\nMy preference is to remove it","2009-10-06T16:35:23","2009-10-06T23:39:49","dw2",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1824,{"$nulls":3},"The front-page is fine....\n\n\n\nThe titles of the main areas are not really entirely intuitive (i.e. Mobile functionality isn't)\nGoing to the second level is NOT really intuitive and is confusing ...\n\n\nThe headline shows \"ALL IDEAS\" and then selects a sub-category\"\nPersonally I would go for a clear separation OR a filter approach\nRight now it is neither here NOR there, mixing 2 different UI paradigms\n\n\nWhen you raise an idea in the sub-area it does not remember the CATEGORY in which you are \nNo easy way to track any new ideas\n\n\nAn RSS feed \nA New Ideas TAB (vs View All Ideas &gt; Recent Ideas) with a feed\n\n\nWhat is a STAGE?\n\n\n\nOn a related note:\n\n\n\nScott's UI brainstorm or similar ideas forums would perfectly fit into the site ...\n\n\n\nPersonally I still don't understand everything intuitively. Like me, many other people will not read the manual and thus won't use the site\n\n\n\n\nLars","2009-10-07T12:56:01","2009-10-07T14:06:15","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1867,{"$nulls":3},"I love the new style. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAnd please consider removing ALL those site sections that have such low traffic that they're not worth a link or content to have allocated. The ideas portal should be simple and straightforward, it's about brainstorming and discussing the best ideas afterall, not thinking about \"how\" to navigate it.\n\n\n\n\n- few buttons, links, unnecessary functions\n- ranking of ideas (priorities)\n- straightforward categories","2009-10-12T14:17:02","2009-10-12T17:28:12","kensai",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1881,{"$nulls":3},"Like the look! although I have to admit i will miss the market place even if I didnt use it often","2009-10-17T22:28:20","2009-10-21T12:04:51","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1895,{"$nulls":3},"New site looks better on my N97 than the older one. I wish they were sharing databases though since there are comments on some of my posts there which are different than the ones here. I'm sure a merge when this is all done would fix that though.\n\n\n\n\nGreat job to the developers/designers on this. Just remember that my profile here should connect to my address book within my Symbian mobile - that is, if these ideas are really to take off into something a bit more than just a sounding board ;)\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-10-22T22:09:00","2009-10-22T22:09:00","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1896,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Antoine.\n\n\n\n\n The look and feel of the demo site is going to be transferred to ideas.symbian.org very very soon.\n\n\n\n\n And I'll tell Spigit (the engine platform behind this website) I've got a significant item for their roadmap...\n\n\n\n\n - Freddie","2009-10-22T22:32:13","2009-10-23T17:54:24","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2835,"Symbian Foundation","Make development easier","Create an online Symbian virtual phone configurator","This website throws away the formatting of my idea for some reason; turns it into one big unreadable string. Check it out at my blog instead, http://www.burroingroingjoing.com/symbiania/, article &quot;Another brainwave.&quot; ","2009-11-23T11:24:00","2009-11-27T11:14:13","mikek",0,100,"Voting and discussion",6,0]
[null,2836,{"$nulls":3},"What happened to my formatting!?","2009-11-23T11:29:47","2009-11-23T11:29:47","mikek",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2947,{"$nulls":3},"I like your ambition, and I too deplore the way that even line breaks are stripped out of the text that gets entered.","2009-11-27T10:47:38","2009-11-27T10:47:38","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2953,{"$nulls":3},"Very good idea!","2009-11-27T11:20:07","2009-11-27T11:20:07","teknolog",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2965,{"$nulls":3},"A web based front end to spitting out a ROM config file wouldn&#39;t be a bad idea. Hell, with Qemu&#39;s VNC option, you could try it out right there in your browser too. I have the code around here for a HTML/javascript VNC client that I wrote years ago when google maps first came out.","2009-11-27T12:24:46","2009-11-27T12:24:46","cdavies",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3015,{"$nulls":3},"It could perhaps also track popular configurations and display a top ten somwehere. Actual device manufacturers could then perhaps review that from time to time for ideas on what kind of hardware to use in their next devices.","2009-11-30T11:27:14","2009-11-30T11:27:14","cirrus",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3603,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Camera should request orientation if not known","Here's an interesting quirk of phone cameras, which may be to do with the way the accelerometer works I'm not sure). If the device is horizontal than the accelerometer becomes incompetent. This means that the 'last known orientation is used when saving the photo'. So if I'm taking pictures and I see something on the ground I want to photograph (hey, it could happen!) then depending on my hand motion (whether I turn the phone vertical and then point towards the ground or vice versa) the orientation used to save the photo will be non-deterministic if I'm not aware of the workings of accelerometers. So, is it better to detect the situation where the accelerometer is incompetent and request the orientation from the user?\n\nKey points:\n- The idea depends on being able to detect that the accelerometer is unable to determine the orientation anymore.\n- Introducing additional prompts is a dodgy area. Is there some other way to fix this that doesn't use such a crude approach?","2009-12-16T15:01:25","2010-08-11T17:25:12","brendand",0,39.99,"Closed",3,3]
[null,3606,{"$nulls":3},"Isn't it better to allow the user to easily rotate the photos when they are viewed?","2009-12-16T15:23:56","2009-12-16T15:23:55","teknolog",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3610,{"$nulls":3},"If I'm pointing at the ground directly then there isn't a natural direction for up in the picture, so it doesn't really make sense to say whether the camera is in portrait or landscape.  That's the issue, nothing to do with how accelerometers work (the device knows you're pointing the screen at the ground but you can then rotate the camera as much as you like and it won't make any difference).  As Sebastian says what you really want is to be able to rotate the picture afterwards, rather than be asked before every shot you take (what if you're pointing at the ground, then rotate the camera between shots?).\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-12-16T15:35:08","2009-12-16T15:35:08","markw",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3614,{"$nulls":3},"To clarify, this would only happen in the situation where 'up' could not be determined. So let's take a situation where I want to take two pictures of something on the ground, one 'landscape' and one 'portrait' (by which I mean the desired orientation). With the above method there would be two additional button presses. (Click, 'Save As: Landscape or Portrait' x 2). If we simply rotated the image after taking it, how many additional button presses (considering that at least one will need to be changed)\n\n\n\n\nIt will always be the case that the photographer has an idea in their head about what the correct orientation is, even if the phone can't determine this. The vast majority of the time when taking standing pictures the logic used by the camera app will be correct. When taking pictures on the ground, this will be 'wrong' quite a bit (as I said, unless you know the trick, then it's down to blind luck)","2009-12-16T15:58:21","2009-12-16T15:58:21","brendand",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3695,{"$nulls":3},"I would ask anyone thinking of scrapping this idea to have go with few photos. You'll quickly realise how tortuous it is to rotate photos.","2009-12-18T14:06:42","2009-12-18T19:55:35","brendand",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5651,"Mobile functionality",null,"draft-N WI-FI and WIMAX support on symbian devices","As draft-N and wimax are very promising technologies,nokia and symbian should adapt their devices and software platform  to support the easy and fast communication functionality of these techs. With improvement in multimedia experience with time it will be very important to be with the speed and work style of these technologies. My idea is of such a symbian device that pushes the boundaries of technology's presence in our lives to greater limits,both with future tech compatible hardware,OS and app support.","2010-02-18T10:59:13","2010-02-18T10:59:13","piyush_veere",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,8211,"Mobile functionality","User interface","&quot;Cover Flow&quot; like contacts display & Contact Group Organization","Cover Flow Contacts\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAs the contact application becomes more and more connected to Social Networks thus enabling contacts with photos linked to their profile, and as face recognition is very efficient for humans (moreover on large displays, with enough space for large profile photos), it would be interesting to have a cover flow like view of contacts.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIn this view, the application would display in the upper half of the screen a cover flow like arrangement of profile photos, and in the lower part, the main informations related to the currently selected contact (name, preferred phone number, email address, social networks status). The user can swipe to the left or to the right to change the selected contact (whom photo is displayed at the centre) and the information at the bottom is updated in real time.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nEasy Contacts Organisation\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nContacts organisation in groups is very useful, but very hard to take into use in practice using the former Symbian versions. My proposal is to make it easier to organise contacts in an intuitive, wizard fashion:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n1. the user chooses to create or to modify a contact group.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n2. The user is presented with the list of its contacts (names) or a grid of thumbnails (profile photos).\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n3. With a single tap on each list item or thumbnail, the user can select or de-select it. Selected contacts are highlighted.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n4. the user can swipe his finger to scroll and search for contacts.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n5. the user clicks on \"done\" and all the selected/highlighted contacts are included in the group.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-07-07T21:33:56","2010-07-08T22:30:17","soussef24",0,100,"Voting and discussion",11,0]
[null,9955,{"$nulls":3},"you have my vote","2010-10-08T12:30:45","2010-10-08T12:30:45","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8467,"Mobile functionality",null,"Near Field Communications - NFC","Not certain yet of this emerging protocol's details, yet it may find its way into the states.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nFrom the ground up, Nokia's MeeGo is a computer operating system. Working with Intel, we&rsquo;ve combined our assets to create a software platform that completely integrates mobile elements such as GPS, Bluetooth, NFC and more.\n\nIn Nokia's MeeGo vision. It is interesting to see NFC (a short range wireless communication standard) name checked, suggesting it will be integrated in MeeGo devices in 2011.\n\n\n\n\nResearch.\n\n\n\n\nNFC: Technology and Architecture.\n\n\n\n\nNFC systems consist of two elements: (a) The Initiator- as its name indicates it begins and controls the information exchange (called reader in RFID); and (b) The Target-the device that responds to the requirement of the initiator (called tag in RFID). In an NFC system, there are two modes of operation: Active and Passive. In the active mode, both devices generate their own field of radio frequency to transmit data (peer to peer). In the passive one, only one of these devices generates the radiofrequency field, while the other is used in order to load modulation for data transfers.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nContext-awareness by Tagging and Touching\n\n\n\n\nWe need to identify relevant entities in the environment and distribute context information throughout the building. Every relevant entity wears a NFC tag storing context information (identification, location profile, etc.). When users touch a tag, three types of events can be thrown: (a) call up applications on the mobile phone (in this case, the idea of application server tent to disappear) (b) activation of services in the tagged object or in a nearby object (e. g a display, computer, etc.), and (c) redefinition of the tag information.\n\n\n\n\nIt is possible to classify the tag structure by two approaches. The first one is a categorization by the involved entity. Keeping in mind the definition of context, there are three important parts of the context: objects, places and users. Tag information is always about one of them.\n\n\n\n\nThinking in the type of information, we can identify four categories. 1. Tag Identification Number. Awareness Information: Static Contextual data about the user, object or place in which the tag is stuck. (e. g. identification, location, permissions, etc.). 2. General Information: necessary information for the associated service. (e. g. cinema showtimes, product details, etc.). 3. Using a metaphor, general information is like attached documents in emails. 4. Cookext (Context Cookies): dynamic data that refresh and update the context model.\n\n\n\n\nEach tag stores static information about the place, object or user and, additionally, contains dynamic information changing frequently. Whenever situation changes after a touching interaction, context cookies can capture and store the modification. This approach provides more awareness, mainly, about users and their needs and habits.\n\n\n\n\nA Context-Cookie (Cookexts) is a parcel of data stored in a tag by a NFC device and then read back by the NFC device each time it touches the tag.\n\n\n\n\nUser-Cookext (&ldquo;I was here&rdquo; metaphor): The Cookext is created by the NFC mobile and stored in the tag. Typically, these cookies provide awareness about the last uses of an object and allow personalized services reducing interactions. The personal information is kept into devices and returned when the NFC device touches the tag next time. Example: Continue with the last slide of the day-before presentation. Object-Cookext (&ldquo;Take my presentation card&rdquo; metaphor): The significant objects into the environment have a tag storing one or several Object Cookexts. When an NFC device touches a tag, it takes and saves a copy of the object Cookexts. Example: In a supermarket, save information about a product.\n\n\n\n\nWhen a NFC mobile device reads the context stored in a tag, first of all, it checks the deletion date and removes the out-of-date Cookext (Each Cookext must specify a deletion date). This date verification affects both User-Cookext in the tag as well as Object-Cookext in the NFC Mobile. After date verification, the Cookext content is read and refreshed (modifying information, increasing the deletion date or add new Cookext).\n\n\n\n\nA context model is maintained and represented by ontologies (more on this approach to come), describing parts of the real world encompassing the users. The context information is obtained from sensors embedded into the environment (tags and NFC devices) and from the static system information (stored in Data Bases). In addition, it is continuously inferred and selected according to the rules serialized into the Cookexts.\n\n\n\n\nThe Cookexts may be transformed into rules to determine which ontology attributes change. When a user touches a tag and reads back a Cookext, a new context graph is created to describe the new situation.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nAwareness by means of Context Cookies There are many types of applications for Context Cookies: \n\n\n\n\nAuthentication: Cookexts recognize previously-authenticated users. \n\n\n\n\nCustomization: Cookext can be used in order to allow users to express devices&rsquo; preferences, e.g. how and what contents are showed in public displays when the user activates them. \n\n\n\n\nStatus: Cookexts facilitate to take up again a task. The current state of a task can be saved in order to retrieve this state in the future. For example, the session state of a personal computer, the current slide in an academic presentation, etc.\n\n\n\n\n Interaction: Usually, a tagged device (typically a display) has default behavior when a user touches it. As well as the main behavior, devices could have alternative interactive functions. Depending on the user, the Cookext facilitates to set the default behavior and the alternative ones. \n\n\n\n\nTracking: Cookext can also be used for tracking the path of a person. It is useful to analyze the user experience and improve the available services in the environment. For example, in a tagged museum, the user can touch each work of art in order to obtain information. Each tag contains an object Cookext that is stored in the NFC device. This Cookext set allows the museum staff to know about the route of the visitor and his/her interests. \n\n\n\n\nUnexpected issues: Occasionally, it is necessary that the system has exceptional behaviors, for this reason a Cookext can define exceptions. For example, an unknown user visits an office or lab. An authorized user could save a Cookext in the unknown user NFC device in order to set temporal permissions, e.g printer permission\n\n\n\n\n Environment Resources: Cookext may content information about available resources in the environment. An illustrative application is the linking to active Bluetooth-points. NFC devices use closer Bluetooth devices to obtain connectivity. A cookiext stored in the door gives the MAC and UUID of available Bluetooth devices.\n\n\n\n\nThe infrastructure requirements are reduced and the schema of interaction is unified, i. e. users can interact with all objects (digital and non-digital) using touching interaction.\n\n\n\n\nContext Cookies allows us to offer new services according The Ambient Intelligent paradigm, adapted to the situation and, also, embedded in the environment and non-intrusive for users.\n\n\n\n\nAdapted from - Ram&oacute;n Herv&aacute;s1, Gabriel Chavira2, Salvador W. Nava2, Vladimir Villarreal3, Jos&eacute; Bravo1.\n\n\n\n\n1 Castilla-La Mancha University, Paseo de la Universidad, 13071 Ciudad Real, Spain\n\n\n\n\n{ramon.hlucas, jose.bravo}@uclm.es 2 Autonomous University of Tamaulipas, Tampico-Madero, M&eacute;xico\n\n\n\n\n{gchavira, snava}@uat.edu.mx 3 Technological University of Panama, Panama, Republic of Panama\n\n\n\n\nvladimir.villarreal@utp.ac.pa","2010-07-19T04:30:39","2010-07-20T13:28:18","Mesenburg",0,0,"Closed",0,0]
[null,8476,{"$nulls":3},"Chris, while your idea has merit, this has been discussed here and other idea submissions have tackled the functional components and behavioral components. NFC as a radio protocol is supported by the Symbian Foundation, and the fruits of licensees and 3rd party developers will come in the near future. Because of these reasons, I am closing this idea for the more developed ideas already speaking on these.","2010-07-20T13:27:30","2010-07-20T13:36:42","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1044,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Process for this site : No scraps without posting why in the idea thread"," \n\n\n\n\nJust what it says on the tin.","2009-06-12T10:16:36","2010-01-27T12:09:42","dadurant",0,22.61,"Done!",3,10]
[null,1045,{"$nulls":3},"I scrapped this... and thought about not posting why :-)\n\n\n\n\nThis has already been discussed in another thread on here.\n\n\n\n\nIdea posters would obviously prefer this, but we have the 90-9-1 rule for passive viewers, contributors and activists (or similar terms).  The ability to vote without commenting attempts to drag in some of the 90% of passive viewers.  Forcing a comment would lose this effect.  Plenty of research on other sites of this nature shows this is the right way to do it.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-06-12T10:23:34","2009-06-12T10:23:34","markw",{"$nulls":3},4,0]
[null,1046,{"$nulls":3},"I agree with Mark.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nBTW, there is a request (currently in Tips on the home page) for people to say why they vote against something. And it&apos;s reasonable to ask for opposers to explain (as you have done elsewhere). But I don&apos;t think we should force it.","2009-06-12T10:27:01","2009-06-12T10:36:21","LawrenceSimpson",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1049,{"$nulls":3},"What about something really simple, along the lines of a drop-down list giving the choice of &apos;The end result of the idea isn&apos;t desirable&apos; or &apos;The end result is good, but the effort is more than it&apos;s worth&apos;?","2009-06-12T10:52:09","2009-06-12T10:52:09","brendand",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1056,{"$nulls":3},"The intention is good, but I also think that forcing is not a good alternative. Most of the times when voting (favourably or not) I try to explain my decision, but sometimes I agree with another person&apos;s opinion, in which case I simply remain silent..","2009-06-12T11:46:16","2009-06-12T12:40:23","david.caabeiro",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5652,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Threaded Messages/Social Integration","The most annoying thing about Symbian is that there is no built-in support for threaded messaging so you can't see all your contacts text messages in one place and it'd be nice if you didn't only see their text messages, but their facebook messages, IM Messages and more all in one place, and under the contacts menu be able to see a news feed for each individual friend on several different Social Networks, from Twitter to Facebook","2010-02-18T11:50:30","2010-02-18T14:31:23","Jordanaous",0,0,"Done!",0,0]
[null,6676,"Symbian Foundation",null,"Create Minimum Symbian^3 Hardware Guidelines ","Just like WinMo7, there needs to be a unified and 'locked' in minimum hardware requirement for S^3 phones. Low end = S40 (not Symbian but never mind), Low-Mid range = S^1, and upper end = S^3. If the developers know the preset amount of RAM at disposal, as well as CPU spec then I'm sure that S^3 life-cycle will be much smoother, until S^4 makes its debut (and this is when hardware specs can be revised).","2010-03-21T21:55:49","2010-03-23T10:17:58","Lek",0,100,"Voting and discussion",6,0]
[null,6920,{"$nulls":3},"I think this is a wonderful idea! But it needs to be broken into different segments (low end, mid-range, and high end), and I'm talking only about Symbian^3 or 4. For example, your high end phones should require 512MB of RAM, 1GHz processor, 1GB of phone memory (C:), 854x480 resolution, and a graphics chip. A mid-range device could require only 256MB of RAM, a 600MHz Cortex A8 processor, and 512MB of phone memory (C:), 640x360 resolution, and maybe a lesser graphics chip or none at all. Something to that effect.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-04-03T23:47:47","2010-04-04T00:30:15","NseriesFreak7",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6723,{"$nulls":3},"Its a little late to be requesting this, but such requirements already exist and S^3 devices are well underway towards final development and testing (being that they will be announced and released as early as Summer of this year).\n\n\n\n\nNow, what you might be looking for is how this effects you (a power-user). Developers will not have to worry about it, and most end-users don't care except that the device fits a need and solves a problem. This isn't solved with just hardware, but in the integration of hardware, software, and services.\n\n\n\n\nTo that end, this is probably not an idea that should stay up.","2010-03-23T14:03:22","2010-04-07T13:16:29","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,7188,"Mobile functionality",null,"Music instead of  &quot;On Hold&quot; tone.","If the music player, a radio application, or any audio and audio visual application (such as youtube) is active, they should resume playback instead of having to listen to the Hold tone.","2010-04-24T12:31:57","2010-04-24T12:31:56","anthonyvila",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,1]
[null,9236,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Power of eyes","We have seen that some jet planes lock on targets automatically when pilot sees them, so why can't phones do the same(not exactly same)? My idea is that our phone should select an object when we look at it and open it when we command it to do so. It would make every thing easy such as playing music, surfing net etc. And it can also be used to play games mostly car racing and shooting. It can be done by using front camera and two cameras on both sides will make it more easier for the phone to detect the position of our iris and where we are looking on the screen. Moreover, with stereo camera or two cameras we can also do 3D video calling. Such type of techonology is being used in modern cars for sefety purposes(to detect where is driver looking, feeling sleepy etc.), so I think that it is possible to do so in mobile phones too.","2010-08-31T17:59:46","2010-08-31T17:59:46","bharatjusta",0,100,"Voting and discussion",15,0]
[null,9284,{"$nulls":3},"Bharat Justa - I like your Idea, But it will require some smart optics to achieve and surely increase the cost of device","2010-09-02T15:16:21","2010-09-02T17:15:10","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9345,{"$nulls":3},"Great idea ! Check your e-mail plz !","2010-09-06T12:29:34","2010-09-06T12:29:34","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10152,{"$nulls":3},"i like it","2010-10-11T21:37:59","2010-10-11T21:37:59","nitrous18",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10172,{"$nulls":3},"Innovative, I have no idea about cost or feasibility, but this is very forward thinking. +1","2010-10-12T16:11:50","2010-10-12T16:11:50","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9748,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Ovi Maps New Features - POI","POI support:\n\n\n\n\n- downloading in Ovi Suite current POI list,\n\n\n\n\n- adding points by users on nokia public maps,\n\n\n\n\n- sending our POI from the phone,\n\n\n\n\n- edition of POI on the phone and on the public map\n\n\n\n\n- possibility to comment poi online on the map and on the special POI nokia site\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n    * Practical information about broken road surface, speed bumps, car parks, public hot-spots.\n    * Searching POIs along the planned route.\n    * Searching POIs within a given radius from a selected place or locality.\n    * Mileage information (distance markers), particularly important for CB Radio users.\n    * Searching information using mileage data.\n    * Creating own POI categories and making them available to other users.\n    * Disabling empty POI categories (option \"Containing points\" in MENU | POI | Display).\n    * Create a special POI site e.g. poi.nokia.com and make availeble of Hundreds of thousands of POIs, available in Ovi MAps users' service.\n    * POI categories hierarchical tree synchronized with mentioned site.\n    * Direct phone calls with telephone numbers included in POIs' descriptions.\n    * Graphical progress indication in searching POIs.\n    * Displaying photos with selected POIs.\n    * Warning about selected POI categories.\n    * Option of warning only about POIs next to the route.\n    * Showing name when deleting a POI or a favourite point.\n    * Dialogue for edition of favourite points with the option to delete points selected on the list just as in POI edition.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-09-29T21:10:21","2010-09-29T21:13:06","superfly86",0,0,"Closed",0,0]
[null,1557,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Themes as Experiences","Many of us have in our heads the ideas of themes. Usually these are backgrounds and icons that give a different feel to our devices. Some devices have gone as far as having two themes (work and play) that can be timed/toggled for best use. I'd like to take it a bit further and ask that the theming engine move towards \"themes as experiences\" rather than just changing colors and icons.\n\n\n\n\nFirst: a theme could contain one, some, or all of the following:\n\n\n\nnew background\ndifferent fonts\ndifferent system UI colors\nwindowing animations (on/off)\ndifferent system sounds\ndifferent icons\ndifferent arrangement of icons, system UI elements\ntimed features\nlocation and/or event-based ability to change\n\n\n\nThen, what it looks like:\n\n\n\nUser has a generic Symbian^1 UI. Most of the sounds and stuff are great, but they want something that brings the images and content of those they call \"favorites\" in their phonebook to the forefront.\nThey download and choose a new theme called \"Favs\"\nTheme has two components: an active standby screen with a scrolling list of icons at the bottom for common system actions and favorite apps, and a 3D-like view of their noted favorite contacts in a constantly changing panorma of effects (think like one of TAT's themes); if a contact messages them, their icon comes to the forefront and blinks; if the contact is within the phone's vicinity, it comes to the front, along with a pin icon to bring up the map view of where they are\nUser decides on another theme called \"Today\"\nTheme has one component, a Calendar display showing a large day (number format), with the weather and upcoming appointments on the screen. Latest calls (in/out) show in a scolling marquee at the bottom of the screen. Gesture moves to the left and right go a day forward/back, gesture movement up or down goes a month back or forward.\n\n\n\nSo in a sense, the idea is basically decopuling the UI so much from the applications behind it that a theme can actually take on the idea of being a different experience for the user beyond just colors, backgrounds, and sounds.\n\n\n\n\nI think that users would not only have fun with this, but it would challenge theme makers to go beyond the simple layer of presentation graphics to actually designing experiences for users.","2009-08-17T02:54:01","2010-10-09T16:40:34","ARJWright",0,95.64,"Expert review",30,1]
[null,5644,{"$nulls":3},"I support it...!- If implemented Symbian user can have their own GUI - up a limit!","2010-02-18T06:17:55","2010-02-18T06:17:55","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1832,{"$nulls":3},"Quoted from the comment placed at the newer design of this site:\n\n\n\n\nI guess the changing during the day is a bit like thje backdrop here: http://vimeo.com/5592233\n\n\n\n\nA much simpler things with regards to themes is that often you can't read text because colours in the themes have been chosen badly. This would get worse with \"themes as experiences\". So there would be a need to somehow keep text readable ...\n\n\n\n\n\nMy response: That's the point though; text and visuals need to be designed in concert with one another. Developers should not be tying colors to the code so tightly that the changing of a theme makes anything unreadable.","2009-10-07T15:45:48","2009-10-07T15:45:48","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1598,{"$nulls":3},"This is in part what I mean by this idea: imagine choosing a theme called \"Weather\" and the entire UI just changes, similar to this concept model:\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nvia Gizmodo","2009-08-20T02:02:58","2009-08-20T02:02:58","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1619,{"$nulls":3},"No shortage of ambition there, but I vote in favour.  Ever since MacOS first introduced themes (in the late 90s?) I've had a couple of ideas that I fancied doing:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n1. A theme which changes to match the time of day, with adjustments to brightness, angle and length of drop shadows, turning on the lights when it gets dark etc.\n\n\n\n\n2. A backdrop which represents a \"Zen garden\" with the classic black and white gravel, that gradually gets messed up as windows are dragged around, opened, closed etc. Eventually you have to minimise all the windows and spend some time raking the gravel back into the right pattern.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThe difficulty will be anticipating how 3rd party apps interact with your theme. I imagine you will need to have lots of negotiation between apps and the theme about the events that apps are interested in and the way that the theme maps user activities -&gt; \"pressing the Detonate handle\" will be interpreted as \"Application close\".","2009-08-25T15:53:06","2009-08-25T15:53:06","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1647,{"$nulls":3},"I believe that some Sony Ericsson phones contain a theme engine, that does a similar thing - albeit on handsets running their proprietary, non-Symbian Platform-based OSes (the menu navigation system \"flow\" and appearance is radically modified, and vibration and sound settings are changed, and even the home/Active Standby screen changes layout). I'm not sure if that's what you're after, but it'd require someone to build a similar system from scratch, unless SE were actively willing to provide a port, or a bare-bones version to the Foundation.","2009-08-27T14:19:15","2009-08-27T14:19:15","vmlemon",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1659,{"$nulls":3},"Could this idea of \"themes as experiences\" also be molded to address the accessible needs of a mobile platform? For instance, a theme called High Contrast for those who need a higher contrast view of things; a theme based on Braille which would use the vibration motor and some audible tones to indicate where a person is in context of the OS and any applications?\n\n\n\n\nI am pretty sure that it would tear to shreads most developers' ideas of application design to be this separate, but it would work for extending the platform IMO.","2009-08-31T16:28:54","2009-08-31T16:28:54","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2228,{"$nulls":3},"Is this feature not already covered by the &quot;Profile&quot; package and feature? If you press the power button on an E71, N97, or 5800, you get the Profile menu, which offers General, Silent, Meeting, Outdoor, Pager, and Offline. We could certainly create new profiles.\n\nPlease correct me if I&#39;m mistaken!\n\n-scott","2009-11-02T11:16:44","2009-11-02T12:39:39","scottw",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2238,{"$nulls":3},"OK, I&#39;ve added my support for this idea, since it relates to &quot;flexible UI&quot; and the concept of the Qt Declarative UI, both of which are ideas that I&#39;d like to see come into the Symbian platform. Cheers for the clarification and quick response.\n\n-scott","2009-11-02T12:40:13","2009-11-02T12:40:13","scottw",{"$nulls":3},3,0]
[null,9440,{"$nulls":3},"great one","2010-09-12T21:21:41","2010-09-12T21:21:41","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4833,{"$nulls":3},"I guess Sony Ericcson has something similar to this.. ","2010-01-25T08:51:36","2010-01-25T08:51:36","vadlamudi1986",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5627,{"$nulls":3},"I'd like to see this accessibility feature as a default theme as spoken about in this idea.","2010-02-17T18:45:43","2010-02-17T18:45:43","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2581,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","Wi-Fi (802.11 b/g) - Walkie Talkie ( Can Saves Life Too )","We are using most advanced Mobile OS Symbian with some of the advance hardware like Wi-Fi  - My Idea is very simple - I want to use my integrated wireless LAN (802.11 b/g) enabled Symbian device as a walkie talkie for short range communication (Via creating Ad-Hoc network between two wi-fi enabled device) \n\nThis type of wi-fi walkie talkie is very helpful during Natural Disaster like earthquake ,When all communication lines goes down - Now in this situation we can contact to other person who need help to know his location.  ","2009-11-15T06:07:12","2010-01-21T17:41:04","s60betalabs",0,90.5,"Expert review",71,4]
[null,2584,{"$nulls":3},"Seconded. Although it was good to see the WiFi data syncing enabled in the new phones for the Switch application, this would be something which would be good to see too!","2009-11-15T08:03:22","2009-11-15T08:03:22","alsiladka",{"$nulls":3},3,1]
[null,2607,{"$nulls":3},"The main issue with this is power/range.  There&#39;s no theoretical reason why you can&#39;t use VoIP and or Push-To-Talk technology (that&#39;s already in the phones) over WiFi Ad-hoc networks, it&#39;s just that the range for WiFi on mobile devices is typically a few tens of meters at best (rather than the 500m theoretical maximum for 802.11 b/g) making it unsuitable for anything but a toy walkie-talkie.\n\nIf the range issues for ad-hoc networks can be solved (hardware) then it might make sense, along with general ad-hoc mesh networking for a connection, although you can bet the mobile network operators won&#39;t be keen on those features.\n","2009-11-16T09:57:19","2010-01-03T10:08:34","markw",{"$nulls":3},5,0]
[null,4699,{"$nulls":3},"it is a good ideea, this is good for the markets when you are with your children or wife or your girlfriend.... or anybody","2010-01-21T04:26:02","2010-11-16T06:47:07","er0rr",{"$nulls":3},1,1]
[null,7839,{"$nulls":3},"PPC it's working 4Talk\n\n\n\n\nGet both PC and PPC versions. \n16 independent channels \nEmergency channel \nMicrophone Lock Facility \nInstantly see who&rsquo;s online and what channel \nFull Duplex Mode (for headsets). \nCustom Key Configuration \nVariable Sound Quality \nMorse / Beep button \nSignal Strength Meter","2010-06-01T16:14:39","2010-06-01T16:14:39","Sarapul",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,7857,{"$nulls":3},"Nokia Research Center is working on Project called- Nokia Instant Community, which enables you to chat and share content with those around you instantly without the need for WLAN infrastructure or Bluetooth and cellular connections.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nhttp://goo.gl/JhO9","2010-06-02T08:57:22","2010-06-02T08:57:22","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10463,{"$nulls":3},"Is the noble purpose of \"saving lifes\" perhaps blinding peoples eyes to how stupendously afwul and useless this idea is?\n\n\n\n\nLet's forget that the range would be something like 10 meters, (Burried under rubble more like two meters)\n\n\n\n\nThe phone wouldn't last more than what... 8 hours or something, with the WIFI on constantly? I guess you can just recha- oh no, wait, that's right you can't.\n\n\n\n\n\"This type of wi-fi walkie  talkie is very helpful during Natural Disaster like earthquake ,When all  communication lines goes down - Now in this situation we can contact to  other person who need help to know his location.\"\n\n\n\n\nExcept that there has just been an earthquake, no? And you're most likely pinned down by rubble. How do you expect people to be able to reach into their pocket for the phone, and call for help, if they can't move their arms and legs enough? This would only work if the rubble is kind enough to fall all around you, and leave you with plenty of room to move around.\n\n\n\n\nThis would probably COST lives, since the rescuers would waste hours walking aroud, cellphone in hand, looking for signals, instead of rescuing people!","2010-11-08T23:18:24","2010-11-09T02:00:02","whatwhat",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8681,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing it back for more Discussion!","2010-08-04T16:27:00","2010-08-04T16:27:00","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4351,{"$nulls":3},"Idea Got 31 Votes Expert Refinement Please......!","2010-01-13T10:37:53","2010-01-15T17:23:18","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3093,"Symbian Foundation","Increase device usage","Have a How to use the Symbian Foundation section in Product Manuals","My idea is to work directly with Nokia, Sony Ericcson etc., to  ensure that there is a &quot;How to use Symbian Foundation to get Applications&quot; section in Product Manuals. A cheaper suggestion would be to make just a leaflet with this same information, and to distribute it through the brand name (Nokia, Sony) by having them place a SF leaflet in the box for newly packaged models.  This way the SF information is delivered with the device,the device owner gets more cool APP download choices, which in turn make them happy as they are also getting clear instruction for choosing and loading SF APPS to customize their new mobile and that makes them HAPPY!","2009-12-02T00:03:54","2009-12-02T03:10:57","ginau",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,4117,"Mobile applications",null,"Application to Detect if the GSM Connection is Hijacked and Alert the User","My Sony Ericsson P1i (UIQ 3) shows a little red warning triangle if the GSM base station turns off encryption, but I don't think S60 phones (and hence today's Symbian Platform?) do this.  In the light of recent assertions (Karsten Nohl at 26C3) that GSM eavesdropping is being done today, I think this would useful to have this functionality available as an add-on application that pops up a warning dialogue if encryption is turned off, or other suspicious activity is seen from the base station.  See Karsten's slides for more details.","2010-01-04T19:28:07","2010-10-09T13:19:44","craigh",0,100,"Expert review",36,0]
[null,9483,{"$nulls":3},"Good idea which needs more input, some voting (for or against) and community interaction.","2010-09-15T13:30:55","2010-09-15T13:30:55","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4381,{"$nulls":3},"Security on mobile phones does not get near enough attention.  Anything that can promote awareness and usable security is a good thing, IMHO.","2010-01-13T17:12:48","2010-01-13T17:12:48","ktneely",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9514,{"$nulls":3},"Well, Idea looks great - You have my support -\n\n\n\n\nI have seen the Sony Ericsson P1i  user guide, but i did not find such indicator or ant thing related to what you have suggested;   \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nDownload user guide here :-  http://www.sonyericsson.com/cws/support/phones/detailed/userguide/p1i?cc=gb&amp;lc=en\n\n\n\n\nCan you post a screenshot of Sony Ericsson P1i (UIQ 3) showing red warning triangle , If possible.","2010-09-16T09:53:27","2010-09-28T15:49:55","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4151,{"$nulls":3},"I quite agree what your point and see your concern, But sadly to tell you that GSM encryption is breaken and published on the internet already (http://www.engadget.com/2009/12/29/gsm-call-encryption-code-cracked-published-for-the-whole-world/ ), so the alerting did not help much. My opinion is better to build a second layer application based encryption within symbian SF so that even someone can intercept it but still not so easy to break the contents.","2010-01-05T21:30:55","2010-01-06T10:09:09","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,8579,{"$nulls":3},"The idea of detecting hijacked connections is that:\n\n\n\n\n- the full passive attack cannot be detected (as it's fully passive)\n\n\n\n\n- the semi-active cannot be detected as the TPhoneNetworkSecurity of CTelephony Class just tell you if Encryption is OFF, if it's enabled on GSM or if it's enabled on WCDMA (3G) but it does not tell you if it's A5/1 or A5/2 .\n\n\n\n\nDue to the fact that semi-active attack require to fake a base station that announce *extremely weak* A5/2 encryption, the TPhoneNEtworkSecurity will always report EcipheringGSM as status (so GSM Encryption off, even if the very weak A5/2).\n\n\n\n\nhttp://developer.symbian.org/main/documentation/reference/s3/pdk/GUID-97D402C8-B4B7-385A-92B3-D3FCC0CA575A.htm\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nRegarding product doing phone call encryption, PrivateWAVE (i am CTO there) provide end-to-end phone call encryption  products for Professional, Enterprise and Government use. The  product's name is PrivateGSM, natively support Nokia S60 phones and  other platforms are coming.\n\n\n\n\nThe application can be downloaded with  a free trial period and unlimited free receive-only capability on  http://www.privatewave.com .\n\n\n\n\nCurrently it directly use the GSM  CSD communication channel between GSM phones (basically trough the  modem serial interface), but a VoIP version is getting released (in  beta).\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nHowever the idea of detecting hijacked connection is really really smart, but we would still need an API to know if GSM encryption switch to A5/2 for a while to catch the attack to make it really efficient.\n\n\n\n\nStill detecting and alert if GSM or WCDMA Encryption is turned off can be done.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIf symbian will make such GSM technical information (GSM Encryption A5/1 vs A5/2) available trough an API, i would really include that feature's idea into the voice encryption product PrivateGSM :-)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nCheers\n\n\n\n\nFabio Pietrosanti","2010-07-25T16:28:29","2010-09-28T15:30:13","fpietrosanti",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5397,"Mobile functionality",null,"allow phone to connect to internet through Bluetooth (just like WiFi but using BT)","hello\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nim using nokia 5230 (s60v5) and confused that i cant connect to the internet through bluetooth. My pc have unlimited ADSL internet :) :)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nplease make connecting internet via bluetooth as easy as using WiFi :D\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nthis should be possible using Bluetooth PAN. on my old phone, running Symbian OS UIQ3, it can connect to the internet through my pc using bluetooth.\n\n\n\n\nalthough its very hard  to setting, its really usefull.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nin my country, cellphone internet is very expensive. so when on home using bluetooth is very good :D","2010-02-10T16:22:09","2010-10-09T16:32:15","orangpelupa",0,100,"Expert review",49,0]
[null,5436,{"$nulls":3},"Good one. You have my support- Its good to those who own a non Wi-Fi &amp; Non 3G enabled Symbian device.","2010-02-11T09:53:52","2010-02-11T09:53:52","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9864,{"$nulls":3},"sounds good\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-07T11:47:17","2010-10-07T11:47:17","CarlosFiyero",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9706,{"$nulls":3},"there should be also connection through usb cable like it is in WM handsets through active sync\n\n\n\n\nhttp://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=9140","2010-09-28T13:31:17","2010-09-28T13:31:17","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5879,{"$nulls":3},"I believe that the best way to implement it is adding support PAN (Personal Area Network), UIQ already had this function.","2010-02-23T21:13:38","2010-02-23T21:13:38","RAYDave",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5653,"Mobile functionality",null,"A PROPER THREADED COMMUNICATION APP PLEASE.","An interactive and smooth threaded communication application is required for symbian smartphones.symbian needs to focus on non-touch devices too that have smaller screens.a firmware-in-built threaded communication app should be written that could handle all communications to and from the device like sms,e-mail,blog posts,if possible,integrated facebook,twitter n other social site logs in one single app.nokia's CONVERSATION was a nice try that failed,it kept disturbing phonebook usage and wasn't smooth at all in operation.","2010-02-18T12:02:02","2010-02-18T12:02:02","piyush_veere",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,6677,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Search unknown numbers from SMS, email, and call logs","You know when you get a phone call from an unknown number? What if there was a way to search the unsaved numbers from saved text messages, emails and call logs in order to match the number to an existing address or an unsaved contact? And if the search comes up short, have the number saved for future reference, so if you get another SMS or Missed Call from the same number, you can look back to when it was previously logged.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIn order to do this, I would add an option 'Search Number' from any unknown number in Call Log, Email and SMS menus, if the number is not contained within the unified address book (it's unified because it's Symbian^3 :) ).\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nBonus points if it can be done with funny number formatting (i.e.  dashes, or dots between the numbers)","2010-03-21T22:14:21","2010-03-23T07:09:20","Lek",0,100,"Voting and discussion",4,0]
[null,6715,{"$nulls":3},"Lek Tor - I think I got you point up to some extent - But can you please refine you Idea a little bit more. - ","2010-03-23T07:10:28","2010-03-23T07:10:28","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6725,{"$nulls":3},"Basically, a means of searching if the number appeared before in common number logs, and then ability to see the number on some kind of report. A log for unsaved numbers. Interesting feature, and something that I think some people would go for. Not sure if its something that would be easily done natively, but given the contacts format as it will be changing in Symbian^4, it would make sense for a developer/3rd party to look at this as a useful application. Integrate it with a reverse lookup service that ties into mapping APIs for even better use.","2010-03-23T14:07:21","2010-03-23T14:07:20","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6737,{"$nulls":3}," \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\nAntoine RJ Wright - thanks for clarify - I got the point  - And agree - only bunch of people would need this. Good if implemented in upcoming Symbian^4 - I Support the idea.","2010-03-23T18:09:35","2010-03-23T18:10:10","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7189,"Mobile applications",null,"Presentation with any external Beamer ! !","Hi,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n(FIRST: sorry for my bad english! i speak german).\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWith the device, which have a  video output (TV output) can one view a video in full screen with any beamer that have the AV-input (the three cables, A: white and red, V: yellow).\n\n\n\n\nWith all Office  programs on Symbian you can not make a real nice presentation with the  beamer. A few buttons still staying also in full screen  mode!\n\n\n\n\nWE NEED a presentation software that the major formats (.ppt, .pptx, pps, ppsx, .sxi, .pdf) from MS-Office and Sun-OpenOffice and Adobe with a beamer in  full screen  mode presented.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- Why is it interesting?\n\n\n\n\nIt is  very important so that you bring no major laptop in order to make a  presentation. If you have a smartphone that has  appropriate hardware for a presentation, one want to use the smaller  and lighter text for the presentation. However, it lacks the  software that still needs to be developed.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- Who needs it?\n\n\n\n\nThe students  at the schools and at the universities, Professors,  Researchers, and all who need to present their work at the job. Everyone have  always the problem with the big labtop bag.  \n\n\n\n\nWhy do we drag them just to present anything with the beamer? Why do not we use our smartphones?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- Which devices are suitable for this?\nFor example, my great  device Samsung i8910 HD, Nokia 5800 XM and all that have Bluetooth and TV  output.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- How can the presentation be controlled?\n\n\n\n\n1st  Method: Tap on the screen (top  right: next - top left: Back - Bottom Center: Exit).\n\n\n\n\n2nd Method: With the voice. You can record the sound command for Next and Back.\n\n\n\n\n3rd Method: Using  Bluetooth controllers as follows:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.16685\n\n\n\n\n- Logitech DiNovo Mini - bluetooth keyboard/mouse combo\n- Nokia SU-8W - bluetooth  keyboard\n- Apple - bluetooth mouse (exact model not known)\n- Logitech mouse - bluetooth travel mouse (v270 I believe)\n- iGo -  bluetooth keyboard\n- Microsoft - bluetooth mouse (exact model not  known)\n\n\n\n\n- Trust MI-5700rp - bluetooth mouse\n\n\n\n\n- Zeemote controller\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nand maybe more Bluetooth controller that work with the Symbian devices (Please post your experience  and knowledge about this).\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- How much can it cost?\n\n\n\n\nIn principle, any amount.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- Should give  it a test version?\n\n\n\n\nYes, with one time 10 minutes presentation and 10 times 1 minute to test.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- How much should it cost, so that the users buy and not  steal it?\n\n\n\n\nFor a permanent license, it should not cost more than 15 Dolles. For a one-year license 8 Dolles.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- Why must it  be so cheap?\n\n\n\n\nSo  that it can be sold easily. The developers then earn more by the large  number of sales (as the iPhone-Apps)\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- Can the software could only be offered in Ovi Store?\n\n\n\n\nNOOOOOO\n\n\n\n\nThe other Symbian devices can not use Ovi Store to buy it or anything els!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nFor more questions, please contact me or write  here. I will try to explain better.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-04-24T14:40:13","2010-04-24T17:22:54","mohsenabbasiarbeit",0,0,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,7190,{"$nulls":3},"There mighe be a few confused by the formatting of this idea but its simply asking to be able create and use their mobile as a presentation aid, which would also respect the fact that the presentation is created on the device, and the presenter needs to control the presentation.\n\nThe best way to do this is a method I do now which is to use the S5 slideshow format - which is HTML based ad does require a CSS/HTML editor and the knowledge of those coding techniques - and the uses of my BT keyboard (to create) and the Zeemote bluetooth joystick (for control since the mobile is connected to the projector). The end file is compatible with all computing devices, and prints in a very acceptable way. The control scheme for the presentation file can use the touchscreen, mouse, keyboard, or the bluetooth controller.\n\nAn example of my last presentation done with this can be seen ad interacted with here: http://tinyurl.com/mmmbt10. I am open to talking about my techniques used here, as it wold be this knowledge that could lead to an app(plus accessories) which would meet this idea's topic best","2010-04-24T16:34:27","2010-04-24T17:16:18","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7445,"Mobile applications",null,"HelpMe Find Hotspot","Normal 0     false false false  EN-US X-NONE X-NONE                                                                                                                                                                         \n\n /* Style Definitions */\n table.MsoNormalTable\n\t{mso-style-name:\"Table Normal\";\n\tmso-tstyle-rowband-size:0;\n\tmso-tstyle-colband-size:0;\n\tmso-style-noshow:yes;\n\tmso-style-priority:99;\n\tmso-style-qformat:yes;\n\tmso-style-parent:\"\";\n\tmso-padding-alt:0in 5.4pt 0in 5.4pt;\n\tmso-para-margin-top:0in;\n\tmso-para-margin-right:0in;\n\tmso-para-margin-bottom:10.0pt;\n\tmso-para-margin-left:0in;\n\tline-height:115%;\n\tmso-pagination:widow-orphan;\n\tfont-size:11.0pt;\n\tfont-family:\"Calibri\",\"sans-serif\";\n\tmso-ascii-font-family:Calibri;\n\tmso-ascii-theme-font:minor-latin;\n\tmso-fareast-font-family:\"Times New Roman\";\n\tmso-fareast-theme-font:minor-fareast;\n\tmso-hansi-font-family:Calibri;\n\tmso-hansi-theme-font:minor-latin;}\n\n\n\n\nWifi finder in maps; users of a community could store gps location of free/open hotspots and upload them to a server probably. Then other users could go online and download all the hotspot locations bundled by area, city maybe country. The possibilities are endless! It's all about sharing, excuse if this sounds peculiar but everyone privilege with a smartphone running the graceful Symbian also has the availability of a proper network to offer afforable/or fast internert example 3G so I think that HelpMe Find Hotspot would be a great application.","2010-05-11T17:12:15","2010-05-11T17:12:15","jonok",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,7459,{"$nulls":3},"This type of app is already present - Just check out We-Fi - http://www.wefi.com/","2010-05-12T09:20:44","2010-05-12T09:20:44","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7469,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Jon,\n\n\n\n\nDoes this application meet your needs?  If it does could we please close this out?  If you still have a different need, please clarify your idea and let's see what the community thinks.","2010-05-12T16:21:43","2010-05-12T16:21:43","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7701,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","A new &#39;Most Active Members&#39; on Leaderboard","Add a new 'Most Active Members' on Leaderboard to attract members to sign-in to vote, contribute comment feedback and participates.","2010-05-26T16:56:56","2010-05-26T16:56:56","lawrence27",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,4]
[null,7708,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Lawrence,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThis is something which was discussed by Symbian Foundation in the past and these metrics were decided based on much thought. An active member is not always a productive member, as quantity does not mean quality.I vote \"NO\"\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-05-26T22:31:58","2010-05-26T22:31:57","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8469,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Why multiple concurrent Symbian^x platform releases and not just one single, scalable OS?","Greetings. I'm not a developer, just a Nokia/Symbian phone user, and was wondering whether someone could explain to me the reasoning behind the continued (and seemingly overlapping) focus on multiple concurrent  ^X platform releases, rather than a single scalable operating core &amp; user interface under the name Symbian?  \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWhen I compare Symbian to other competing platforms I cannot help but wonder whether this multi-tiered  effort (Symbian^1, Symbian^2 (which I believe never saw light of day in the West), Symbian^3, Symbian^4, ++)... might be one of the things preventing Symbian gaining better media and developer interest as do other leading platforms.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nFrom the consumer perspective, I find it difficult at this time to tell whether the Symbian^3 device I may be investing in within the next few months will have sufficient longevity and application support down the road...seeing that there is already focus on Symbian^4 and not even one S^3 device in use as yet.   To make matters worse, if the hardware &amp; UI requirements for the upcoming Symbian^4 and higher releases exceed that of the current Symbian^3 spec, one might be more convinced wait a bit longer and skip the expense of  the purchase of a Symbian^3 device now, knowing that a much more satisfying user experience lies less than a year away. If the majority of the consumer base shares this opinion, then Symbian^3 could turn out to be a waste of developer time and marketing effort.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWhat's stopping Symbian from adopting a single platform development strategy based on a standard UI, a standard hardware specification which will guarantee a baseline performance level acceptable to the consumer, and a clear vision that will get everyone (developers, hardware manufactures, consumers) more interested in the platform?  Opinions are welcome.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-07-19T07:23:05","2010-07-19T07:23:05","SymbianFan7",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,1]
[null,8479,{"$nulls":3},"Great question, and hopefully I can shed a little bit of light. Symbian 1 is what was originally S60 version 5. It was the first iteration (in some time) of a touchscreen layer to the S60 shell to the Symbian OS. \n\nUnfortunately, it was not well polished, hence Symbian 2. This version is only seen in part with the N97/N97 Mini and a few models sold in the East. Symbian 3 cleans up a ton of the issues related to S^1/2 and adds support for Qt - which is a layer that will help Symbian be a little more future proof (your initial question). Symbian^4 overhauls the entire user interface, and much of the plumbing (Symbian is really old platform, very efficient, but in its current iteration cannot move forward). We should see more of what you are asking for by Symbian 4. However, it's very hard to make any platform stay infinitely updatable. And harder still to compensate for every type of device by making a platform that's both modular and future-proof. Hence the reason for what you see with the platform.\n \nNo, it's not exactly consumer friendly to go through much of his in public, and at the same time it is the foundation's intentional transparency that allows them to address why the platform needs to move in this direction. Hope is helps some.","2010-07-20T13:50:15","2010-07-21T05:08:46","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8725,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Change-able menu background wallpaper","Have been long time, the menu background of Symbian is too simple with black. Unlike home wallpaper, menu background can't change, which stick with theme. So i want that Symbian will have to change-able the menu background. In menu, choose option/change background. It'll show 4 options:\n\n\n\n\n _ Choose background from gallery.\n\n\n\n\n _ Choose pre-install background (Some of beautiful wallpaper which pre-install in phone).\n\n\n\n\n _ Background likes Home Wallpaper (The Home Wallpaper also a background, which a bit transparent and darker).\n\n\n\n\n _ Keep theme setting.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-08-07T11:40:04","2010-10-14T17:56:35","MyFanIsUUUU",0,100,"Expert review",30,0]
[null,9103,{"$nulls":3},"Yeah !","2010-08-26T14:24:55","2010-08-26T14:24:55","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9124,{"$nulls":3},"Youtube for background?","2010-08-27T07:06:06","2010-10-08T16:34:25","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8945,{"$nulls":3},"Shall be able to choose normal image, GIF (animated), flash lite, or even video as back ground or theme","2010-08-22T18:30:11","2010-08-22T18:30:11","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8981,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","Option of Recent During Sending Message","As in Nokia 6300 and some other s40 Cells when we hit \"To\" after typing a message we have the option\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nRecent Numbers\n\n\n\n\nLog\n\n\n\n\nGroup\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\netc\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSo i want this options in Symbians Mobiles. Like I have E52. I feel annoyed every time typing the name or first alphabet of person sending the message.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSo There should be a firmware upadate for S60 v3 in which there must be option of recent recepients","2010-08-23T12:45:59","2010-08-23T12:45:59","openchallenge",0,100,"Voting and discussion",11,0]
[null,10069,{"$nulls":3},"i think thats useful","2010-10-10T16:20:05","2010-10-10T16:20:05","nitrous17",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1558,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Gestures and Frames Instead of Tabs","Take your normal system screen, there are usually a number of tabs at the top. Using the directional pad or tapping the intended tab is the usual course of action. Why not do it with gestures?\n\n\n\n\nFirst, instead of tabs, we enable up to 8 directions of the screen to have additional \"frames.\" These frames are simply deeper windows into a partucular action.\n\n\n\n\nThe frames are indicated by a triangle appearing on the side or corner of the device. Ideally, 8 triangles would be a bit much, so this kind of UI would actually provide the developer a visual means to simplyfy their interface requests.\n\n\n\n\nThe top left triangle would be reserved for home (following the western convention that eyes start at the top left and move down; this of course makes it easy to design for other markets where top-right is the usual starting place).\n\n\n\n\nThe user would then do a sharp and abbreviated movement towards the area of the triange with the entire device; or in the case of a touchscreen device would move their finger from the middle of the device to the triangle. The screen would then slide from one view to another (not that jarring effect of quickly going from one screen to another).\n\n\n\n\nThis does a few things for the user:\n\n\n\nIt simplifies for them where there could be additional informational screens\nIt turns the idea of finding settings and other options into a game-like (Wii) interface\nIts smoother transistions can be interpreted as the device is moving faster\n\n\n\nIdeally, this is simply a UI preference that could be turned on or off, but in thinking about how people interact with devices and what will be some of the default hardware found in mid- and low-range devices within two years time (yaw sensor, accelerometer, gesture areas, etc.), this seems like a possiblity if not for the entire OS, at least for a theme that could be explored.\n\n\nI want my phone to be less menu driven","2009-08-17T03:05:28","2010-10-11T05:22:08","ARJWright",0,92.98,"Expert review",35,1]
[null,8463,{"$nulls":3},"This Idea gets the 4 positive votes from IDEA\n\n\n\n\nhttp://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=2556, as these idea were merged. This is the parent idea.","2010-07-18T17:26:41","2010-07-18T17:26:41","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1582,{"$nulls":3},"Yes. Simple, sweet - a good UI improvement, and reduces the need for the annoying Options menu. It gets my vote.","2009-08-18T11:41:10","2009-08-18T11:41:10","LawrenceSimpson",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9785,{"$nulls":3},"I support it!","2010-10-02T16:51:14","2010-10-02T16:51:14","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8516,{"$nulls":3},"Good One ","2010-07-21T14:43:17","2010-07-21T14:43:17","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3662,{"$nulls":3},"Antione, Innovative and forward thinking.....This is exactly the type of talent which can grow the SF community and bring in FRESH perspective and you are a gem.  I enjoy it, as it isn't conventional, and not yesterday/today, like, \"I like the ANDROID or Iphone X.\"......This is creativity and innovation which is entreprenurial, risky to some extent, exciting and FRESH!  I support your IDEA and am excited by it!","2009-12-17T18:05:55","2009-12-17T18:05:55","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2229,{"$nulls":3},"I&#39;ve scrapped this idea (sorry!), since it seems a bit too complex to me. It overloads the gesture engine and requires that the user learn some accelerator features in order to accomplish rather mundane tasks.\n\nAccelerator features (gestures, long taps, hidden features in any way) are typically a duplicate of an otherwise available feature through a menu. Accelerators are welcome, but not to replace the existing primary navigation systems.\n\nThis idea would also make those gestures otherwise unavailable to applications. We only have a few gestures available and need to be fairly careful in how they are deployed.\n\nCheers,\n-scott","2009-11-02T11:22:07","2009-11-02T12:34:28","scottw",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2237,{"$nulls":3},"Antoine, I&#39;d love to see the prototype. It could change my mind!\nThanks for your quick response,\n-scott","2009-11-02T12:38:28","2009-12-17T16:33:42","scottw",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5077,{"$nulls":3},"Here's an idea from the Symbian UI Brainstorm blog that explains some of what I mean in this idea.\n\n\n\n\nEDIT/ADD: And here is one more that explains the simplicity of this. With this kind of UI change, it could improve usability on non-touchscreen devices as well.","2010-01-31T04:05:34","2010-01-31T15:52:32","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4630,"Symbian Foundation",null,"Helping Haiti","As you know we are a non profit company, but we would like your ideas on how the organisation can help Haiti, this could be through an online auction or if you have a cool idea on a fundraiser.\n\n\n\n\nWe would like the whole community to be involved.","2010-01-19T15:38:22","2010-03-04T13:33:50","Susana",0,100,"Done!",13,0]
[null,4633,{"$nulls":3},"How about helping to redraw the Haiti map on Open Street Map? It will help the aid effort as there are no accurate maps of the island's roads for the aid effort to rely on since the much of the landscape has changed as a result of the earthquake.\n\n\n\n\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D6pBBK1SHh0&amp;feature=youtu.be\n\n\n\n\nThis video shows you how to do it. It's quite simple. You could raise money through sponsorship and get paid by the number of hours spent redrawing the map.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-19T15:52:31","2010-01-19T16:49:05","richardc",{"$nulls":3},3,0]
[null,4634,{"$nulls":3},"I love Richard's idea, and I also think we should have some kind of fundraiser. Because we're so tiny, it might be good to partner with some of our members on this. I'll ask Petra Soderling at Nokia.","2010-01-19T15:57:29","2010-01-19T15:57:29","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4637,{"$nulls":3},"FYI, Petra Soderling reports that   Normal 0     false false false  EN-GB X-NONE X-NONE              MicrosoftInternetExplorer4                                                                                                                                                            \n\n /* Style Definitions */\n table.MsoNormalTable\n\t{mso-style-name:\"Table Normal\";\n\tmso-tstyle-rowband-size:0;\n\tmso-tstyle-colband-size:0;\n\tmso-style-noshow:yes;\n\tmso-style-priority:99;\n\tmso-style-qformat:yes;\n\tmso-style-parent:\"\";\n\tmso-padding-alt:0cm 5.4pt 0cm 5.4pt;\n\tmso-para-margin:0cm;\n\tmso-para-margin-bottom:.0001pt;\n\tmso-pagination:widow-orphan;\n\tfont-size:11.0pt;\n\tfont-family:\"Calibri\",\"sans-serif\";\n\tmso-ascii-font-family:Calibri;\n\tmso-ascii-theme-font:minor-latin;\n\tmso-fareast-font-family:\"Times New Roman\";\n\tmso-fareast-theme-font:minor-fareast;\n\tmso-hansi-font-family:Calibri;\n\tmso-hansi-theme-font:minor-latin;\n\tmso-bidi-font-family:\"Times New Roman\";\n\tmso-bidi-theme-font:minor-bidi;}\n\nNokia Corporate Responsibility has massive operations in place to help Haiti. In addition to giving money, NSN is re-building the communications networks, and Nokia staff from Miami to Latin America are helping out. See link below.\n\n\n\n\nHowever, these activities aren't anything we can get involved with, so it would be good to get all our contacts among developers involved in something personally. Anyone up for a charity concert for our friends and family?\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nhttp://pressbulletinboard.nokia.com/2010/01/19/nokia-donates-to-earthquake-relief-work-in-haiti/\n\n\n ","2010-01-19T16:35:36","2010-01-19T16:35:36","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,4638,{"$nulls":3},"I simply love the Idea and agree with laurens thought - Of having some kind of Fundraising program at Symbian. ","2010-01-19T16:42:48","2010-01-19T16:42:48","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4645,{"$nulls":3},"I will do whatever you need for help....$$$$$, or time, whatever is needed!  I can't sing so I figure I will donate what I have.......This is a tragedy and we are the Symbian Foundation and our community is THE WORLD.....Haiti needs us to help......You have my vote, my heart and support on this......BR, GU-S","2010-01-19T17:40:41","2010-01-19T17:40:41","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4648,{"$nulls":3},"This idea seems bit strange.\n\n\n\n\nHow many disaster you can support ? Only Haiti ? There are lots of people over there who needs help.\n\n\n\n\nSo I suggest to make a common fund program, Haiti will be just a part of it.\n\n\n\n\nHopefully Haiti will be get better soon, then it will be removed ?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSo better inspiring people to help others through this feature.","2010-01-20T01:16:04","2010-01-20T09:54:12","ahsan.mostafa",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,6233,{"$nulls":3},"Symbian raised &pound;2470 for Haiti. The cameo appearances from Beyonce and Coolio are captured here.","2010-03-04T13:33:04","2010-03-04T13:33:03","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5734,{"$nulls":3},"The fundraising event will be a Symbian Karaoke night. Vote for the songs you may regret wanting to hear...\n\n\n\n\nhttp://www.justgiving.com/karaokeaid\n\n\n\n\n...and make a donation.","2010-02-19T10:25:12","2010-02-19T10:25:36","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4763,{"$nulls":3},"Hold a gaming competition, we can get individuals from each of the world  offices to enter and invite member companies too, or get sponsorship  from them, which gets them mentions buy the winner in his victory post  on the blog! We can hold it all online.","2010-01-22T15:10:54","2010-01-22T15:10:53","jamesm",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6678,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Folder View in Music Player","Can we please have the folder view in the music player? It makes navigating a lot easier when you don't have your ID3 tags up to scratch or if your music collection is quite large.","2010-03-21T22:26:15","2010-03-23T07:11:33","Lek",0,100,"Voting and discussion",26,0]
[null,10073,{"$nulls":3},":) i like this one","2010-10-10T16:22:03","2010-10-10T16:22:02","nitrous17",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7702,"Mobile applications",null,"Female Birth Control App","Female Birth Control Application that allow female mobile user to record their period, track via calender, prediction and etc.","2010-05-26T20:12:14","2010-05-26T20:12:14","lawrence27",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,3]
[null,7705,{"$nulls":3},"Several of these apps exist. Not many in the Ovi Store, but can be searched for.","2010-05-26T21:47:12","2010-05-26T21:47:12","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8726,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Todo /  organizer programs","One of the main feature missing in the Symbian Platform is task managing functionality with categories. Android as well as Other OS are having many programs but Symbian is having NONE.  Got to do in Android is a typical example. Syncing with Other online sites like www.toodledo.com  will be an added advantage.\n\n\n\n\nHOPE that some developers will come forward to bridge this GAP.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThomas from INDIA ","2010-08-07T14:51:02","2010-10-14T18:08:16","ajomattackal",0,100,"Expert review",38,0]
[null,10184,{"$nulls":3},"I agree: tasks should have categories too.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-12T19:57:33","2010-10-12T19:57:33","CarloseIbanez",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2583,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Music Player With Auto Shutdown Functionality ","Hey we all like Music -- So what about adding a function of auto Shutdown on Music Player, so it will shutdown after playing certain number of track or after playing certain playlist or we can set timer to shut it down.","2009-11-15T07:42:38","2009-12-14T10:25:26","s60betalabs",0,99.51,"Expert review",70,1]
[null,2594,{"$nulls":3},"Its no complexity, so I think, it should done.","2009-11-15T14:41:48","2009-11-15T14:41:48","carafaja",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,2604,{"$nulls":3},"Exists already in my W950&#39;s Walkman player (UIQ3, Symbian v9), and I use it a lot.","2009-11-16T06:03:54","2009-11-16T06:03:54","jeanclod",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2614,{"$nulls":3},"Yes, I&#39;d like this. It would be nice to stop playing after the current track too for when playing podcasts.\n\nWe added this to Mobbler too after many requests, and it&#39;s been very popular. PC players like Winamp do this too.","2009-11-16T11:13:12","2009-11-16T11:13:12","hugo",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3398,{"$nulls":3},"I think it's useful if I want to play music while going to sleep","2009-12-13T03:26:41","2009-12-13T03:26:41","etonline",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3438,{"$nulls":3},"It should be great to add a \"fade out\" function. It's nice to sleep with a smoothy end. :)","2009-12-14T01:26:24","2009-12-26T17:44:29","craig",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3450,{"$nulls":3},"Great going Alam bro its not that complex i think so.A must have feature of music player :) :D","2009-12-14T09:28:34","2010-03-23T06:56:38","apache",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2997,{"$nulls":3},"there&#39;s an unsigned application around which does this task, but its limited to 60 minutes max. plus it needs to be signed too.\nif this is available by default, it&#39;d be very handy! ","2009-11-29T16:47:43","2009-12-12T23:46:19","RageTek",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2839,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","TTLS-PAP Support","Is it possible to add TTLS-PAP to the networking services?\n\na lot of schools use SecureW2 &amp; Eduroam for the wireless communication, our school uses the PAP protocol. \n\nI have a Nokia E66 with Firmware version 300.21.012, as far as i know there&#39;s only CHAP support.\n\nthank you","2009-11-23T16:21:38","2009-11-24T12:21:39","bloodsaiyan",0,0,"Being done",0,0]
[null,2840,{"$nulls":3},"EAP/TTLS-PAP is already in Symbian^2, see the Access Security package backlog here.","2009-11-23T17:07:03","2009-11-23T17:36:20","craigh",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3351,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Mobile Left Out Alerting","Sometimes when we go somewhere for things like (ATM, Movie, Dining, On the train, Driving and etc), We very often left out our mobile phone because we concentration of something after the event and we just go back. My idea is to build a small accessory like clip or key chain where mobile phone can detect it physically near by. Once this small accessory are away from mobile phone then mobile phone immediate sound the alert signal to warn us our mobile phone is left out so we can quickly go back to pickup.","2009-12-11T00:50:00","2010-06-07T09:40:26","lawrence27",0,86.35,"Closed",1,1]
[null,6422,{"$nulls":3},"This could be use in opposite manner, if you always need to search for your keys then this small accessory can help you once your key away from your cell phone. It will start sound the alert signal so that you will not need to search for your keys any more.","2010-03-12T14:53:36","2010-03-12T14:53:36","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6424,{"$nulls":3},"This already exists. Can't remember where I've seen it (probably Engadget or Ubergizmo), but this exists.","2010-03-12T15:19:36","2010-03-14T10:53:58","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6540,{"$nulls":3},"Lawrence law I don't think, that we are going to develop such type of hardware here at Symbian Foundation. Please refine you Idea - Add some new functions like using the inbuilt hardware of the device to achieve your alerting funda.  Other wise we have to close this Idea!","2010-03-15T04:29:38","2010-03-15T04:29:37","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5655,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Symbian^3 rounded corners for pop-up menus","I think that Symbian^3 needs rounded menu corners. It looks identical to first S60 devices (in other words, ancient). That would make pop-ups/menus look much more modern and visually appealing. This picture highlights the problem:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThat screen capture was from Symbian^3 preview video. Personally I think that pop-up would look much better with rounded edges.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSymbian^3 looks like its just a bunch of boxes.","2010-02-18T14:18:35","2010-10-05T17:36:44","adetaylor",0,93.54,"Expert review",54,2]
[null,5891,{"$nulls":3},"I edited the idea info and now it has a picture which highlight the problem pretty well.","2010-02-24T12:21:35","2010-02-24T12:21:35","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5656,{"$nulls":3},"Shouldn't this be determined by the theme? Are you asking that this changes in the default theme, or making a broader statement about the UI look-and-feel?","2010-02-18T14:30:10","2010-02-18T14:30:10","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5657,{"$nulls":3},"Maybe. But the default theme doesn't have it and sadly I'm quite sure it's not going to be in any default theme on Symbian^3 phone.","2010-02-18T14:38:56","2010-02-18T14:38:56","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5702,{"$nulls":3},"not only rounded, but and transparently, shadow, like a pop-up in opera mobile...  Nokia designers... do you have a hands?","2010-02-19T00:15:15","2010-02-19T00:15:15","Yaden",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,5810,{"$nulls":3},"I've just uploaded images and beta 5 of the Symbian^3 platform theme to the Symbian Developer web site.\n\n\n\n\nhttp://developer.symbian.org/wiki/index.php/UI_Resources_Package\n\n\n\n\nYou can download the theme beta from that page. Instructions are included.\n\n\n\n\nPlease add your comments about the S^3 theme here.\n\n\n\n\nScott Weiss\nUI Technology Manager, Symbian Foundation\n\n\n\n\nFollowing are the images of the S^3 theme, from the mockups:","2010-02-22T11:25:02","2010-03-01T06:35:22","scottw",{"$nulls":3},3,0]
[null,5813,{"$nulls":3},"It's default theme and usually default theme isn't used in final consumer products but I personally think that it lacks something. There's a lot of straight lines rectangle like shapes. Those make rather cold feel. But then again, S60/Avkon might put some restrictions in what's doable. I personally would prefer lighter color scheme. Also, I noticed that signal and battery indicators have less bars. Should it be like that?","2010-02-22T12:15:14","2010-02-22T12:15:14","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5815,{"$nulls":3},"I'm a big fan of the more vibrant colours - and the generally less cluttered and minutely detailed icons. Whatever might or might not be lacking, it's a big improvement.","2010-02-22T14:04:08","2010-02-22T14:04:08","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5911,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","Setup a wiki page to share game consoles IDs with the community","Setup a wiki page, so that people in the community can share their gamers IDs, and play against each other online i.e. Playstation Network, Wii IDs &amp; EA Buddies etc. This could include the Wii consoles in the Symbian Foundation offices as well.\nMaybe this could then be available via an app on a Symbian phone, that also shows presence and who is up for a game.","2010-02-24T20:52:36","2010-02-24T20:52:35","adetaylor",0,80.15,"Voting and discussion",4,1]
[null,5960,{"$nulls":3},"Anyone up for Mario Kart? :)","2010-02-26T09:57:59","2010-02-26T09:57:59","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9708,{"$nulls":3},"it think it's good one","2010-09-28T13:34:50","2010-09-28T13:34:50","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8727,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Design","I think the Design of Symbian Phones i.e. Thickness are not acceptable to users as compared to Other Phones in Market.As I think Symbian phones need a Change in Their Design.","2010-08-08T06:27:54","2010-08-09T11:00:09","Ali34Akbar",0,0,"Closed",0,0]
[null,8728,{"$nulls":3},"I think design is for Nokia, Samsung, Sony Erricson .v.v. Symbian is a software !","2010-08-08T09:05:57","2010-08-08T09:05:57","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,24,"Symbian Foundation",null,"Invite all Symbian.org employees to IDEAS","This week (March 23rd) we should invite everyone who has been made an offer to join Symbian.org (or who has actually joined) to get involved with the Spigit \"closed beta\" -- we should welcome everyones comments and input","2009-03-22T14:32:34","2009-03-22T14:32:34","tshelton",0,100,"Being done",3,0]
[null,280,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Provide an RSS feed for new ideas and markets","I&apos;m surprised that there isn&apos;t an RSS feed as a gentle way to be informed of new ideas and markets. Email notification is all very well, but it&apos;s rather intrusive and requires too much self-discipline.","2009-04-27T11:23:31","2010-03-04T13:37:43","william_roberts",0,100,"Being done",6,0]
[null,285,{"$nulls":3},"I haven&apos;t found a setting to enable RSS feeds, but I think it&apos;s possible.\n\n\n\n\nCuriously, when I log into the site from my Nokia E71 running Opera Mini, I get what looks like an RSS subscription button at the very top of the page.  But I don&apos;t see that button inside FireFox on my laptop.","2009-04-27T12:44:15","2009-04-27T17:03:30","dw2",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,6234,{"$nulls":3},"A new home page is being created that will make the feed more obvious.","2010-03-04T13:37:38","2010-03-04T13:37:38","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1900,{"$nulls":3},"A feed is now available from\n\n\n\n\nhttp://ideas.symbian.org/feed/recent_ideas\n\n\n\n\nThis will be integrated into future versions of the site.","2009-10-23T10:42:47","2010-01-04T11:30:29","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4632,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Built-in uPnP client","It would be nice to see support for or an integrated upnp multimedia client on the Symbian OS. As multimedia usage is booming on ubiquitous devices, it only makes sense to have a feature like this. Letting people stream their audio, video, pictures etc. from their main source (e.g: central server machine, nas drive etc.) to their cell phones.","2010-01-19T15:50:06","2010-06-03T14:18:34","adetaylor",0,100,"Done!",2,0]
[null,4642,{"$nulls":3},"UPnP is already available in the platform, and has been supported on Nokia N-Series from some of the first 3rd Edition devices.  Traditionally the use case is the other way around - sharing or backing up content from the phone to a PC or home media centre, however I believe both are supported.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-19T17:10:54","2010-03-30T12:18:36","markw",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,8472,"Mobile functionality",null,"Some WM vs Symbian suggestions (and not only)","Hi, I would like to suggest some things that lacks in Symbian, but are available in WM (but not all) and i would like to see them in Symbian, because it is necessary to have open system with a lot of functions.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nNew features to add in symbian:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- sharing internet from PC to mobile (Active Sync in WM phones)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- bluetooth files - we need option to choose folder where files will be stored, and there should be app in menu called \"bluetooth download manager\" or sth like that where all received files will be stored\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- Sending the same file to multiple devices\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- Sending multiple messages to the other phone (we should be able to mark some, e.g. 50, 100,messages  etc.) and send them to other number. Sometimes when we want to change phone and save our messages that will be some solution\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- New menu view &ndash; Spinner (one icon at a time with the icon bar at the foot of the screen).\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- shortcut menu instead of contacts or keypad, or additionally (sth like start menu)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIt's quite good in Limo from motorola\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSpinner:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- saving images in RAW format\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- gallery with thumbnails:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nyou can do sth like that on motorola (zn5)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- selection of specific graphic icon for folder\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIf you will see sth interesting here then use it please :)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nhttp://www.mobile-review.com/review/motorola-lj-platform-en.shtml#3\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nLets go further:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- application: vibration editor it may be built in (haptic maker in wm)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- custom keypad installation, and option to choose from multiple keyboards\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- custom lock screen, xml file with parameters to choose where our lock bar will be visible\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- customizable style of received messages (html + css)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- nice order of installed aplications e.g. installing in \"Program Files\" and settings in \"My documents\" or sth like registry\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- built in video player supporting subtitles\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- easy customization of sound files during on/off\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- changing of battery style instead of lines - percentage\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- customization of phone buttons e.g. possibility of running any application after pressing specific button (pressing and holding)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- upgrade to the newwest version of symbian e.g. from ^3 to ^4\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- customizable bootable screen\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- Symbian should be fully customizable, and user friendly, everyone should have possibility to change everuthing like it is liked - see android, wm\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI hope that some of my suggestions will be useful, if something come to my mind i will post it\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nRegards :)","2010-07-19T18:42:51","2010-10-14T18:00:15","superfly86",0,100,"Voting and discussion",14,0]
[null,8478,{"$nulls":3},"Thanks for your idea. But, there are some of these which have already been posted. Would you edit your idea to include links to these items. To those items which aren't already posted, making the separate ideas would garner some better discussion around them and lead to ways that the Symbian Foundation and it's licenses can work towards.","2010-07-20T13:39:36","2010-07-20T13:39:36","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8526,{"$nulls":3},"Hi,\n\n\n\n\nThere is a lot ideas I posted. I don't know which already have been posted. I don't want to make a mess here. If you want to help me or do this instead of me (i assume you are a moderator), that will be better. I am new here, and I wanted to share my thought because I like symbian and I want better development for it.\n\n\n\n\nSo maybe other users want to help me with sorting this suggestion","2010-07-21T20:14:41","2010-07-21T20:14:41","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9299,{"$nulls":3},"ok i will check it","2010-09-03T17:43:14","2010-09-03T17:43:14","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10130,{"$nulls":3},"vote","2010-10-11T21:09:29","2010-10-11T21:09:29","nitrous18",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8626,{"$nulls":3},"can someone help me to find already posted ideas ?","2010-07-29T23:20:25","2010-07-29T23:20:25","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8632,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Jerry,\n\n\n\n\nYou mentioned so many things but failed to include one significant usability of WM that Symbian lacks:  The START MENU. Start Menu can be launched anytime anywhere without minimizing the current program. In Symbian, if you open the main menu, the current app is minimized which hinders productivity.","2010-07-30T09:14:04","2010-07-30T09:14:04","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9152,{"$nulls":3},"Jerry withoutname : when you add some idea - you got suggestion of Similar Ideas - before publishing it, Please do check all of them to before publishing. That will solve your problem. ","2010-08-28T05:52:53","2010-08-28T05:52:52","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8646,{"$nulls":3},"good idea so, there should be some clicable buttons at the top of the screen always whenever app is opened or not\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-08-01T21:24:02","2010-08-01T21:24:01","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8648,{"$nulls":3},"I think you can \"re-design\" your idea for better view. Let watch it for example:http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=8643, http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=8232, http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=8267.\n\n\n\n\nSome in in your idea are good but some it already had. I think your idea should be focus on 1 point. Example: You want to send a brand new idea but your idea is about too many subjects, from music, camera to software. So you can split it to some smaller idea.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-08-02T09:40:31","2010-08-02T09:40:31","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9961,{"$nulls":3},"great ideas, it will make symbian very customizable","2010-10-08T12:41:21","2010-10-08T12:41:21","nitrous15",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9496,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","On Screen QWERTY Keyboard Skins and Extensions","Symbian Should allow us to build out own On Screen QWERTY Keyboard \"Skins\" and \"Extensions\". We know everyone expectation is different, our finger size is different, way of typing was different, left handed, and etc.\n\n\n\n\nThis means few keyboard templates will not serves all users, that's where we could further re-design our own rather than just customized it. You may think who would have so many times to redesign own keyboards looks like, but the concepts just like browser themes and you will be surprise there is tons of On Screen QWERTY Keyboard \"Skins\" on the net if Symbian allow it.\n\n\n\n\nAdditional if Symbian do have the capabilities to allow us to redesign the On Screen QWERTY Keyboard, we could add in \"Function Key\", \"Magic Key\", \"Emotion Key\", Symbol Key\", or \"Custom-Word Key\", \"Message Key\", etc to further utilize it and make it even more efficient or user friendliness.\n\n\n\n\nFor the \"Extensions\", it could be allow us to add in more features for On Screen QWERTY Keyboard like launcher, search, command line, indexing, preview, special features, and many mores..\n\n\n\n\nFor example, we could use a XML setting to map the Background Image, KeyID, Key results, Key Dimension, Key Image, Key Combination Effects, Key Effect Image, or etc.","2010-09-15T16:43:38","2010-10-08T12:26:48","lawrence27",0,96.35,"Expert review",55,1]
[null,9498,{"$nulls":3},"@ Imagine We could set our On Screen QWERTY Keyboard mapping, key features, key effects, etc. That is so cool!\n\n@ I can then create a \"Dictionary Key\" for all common words I always used so it is even cool!\n\n@ At that time, we will have many of skins on the net that we can choose and download to use.\n\n@ The best way to design the on-screen qwerty keyboard is let user do it themselves or choose from hundreds of choice that availables","2010-09-15T16:45:18","2010-10-07T01:33:18","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10032,{"$nulls":3},"Ok, that is above my expectations. I'd just like more customization in  the on-screen QWERTY keyboard to make it less awkward to use.","2010-10-09T13:46:58","2010-10-14T18:34:35","Nargaroth",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10308,{"$nulls":3},"ok, the idea started as great, but people, what's with all the comments, now if an expert was reviewing this, and he had the first impression to accept this idea and put it into work, then i bet he will change his mind reading downwards, this is what should be told in shortcut:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSymbian, can you please add the ability for users to build their own qwerty and normal on screen keyboards, and change the dimentions of keys and such (and by dimentions i mean sizes and positions of each key by it's own, and my suggestion to make this easier for users and for the people who might build this idea, is that when the user first enters the keyboard customization program, he will have a certain workspace for the keyboard which he can use to do and add whatever letter or shortcut there is to be added, like for an example, someone might want the full qwerty keyboard, and someone else might want to divide it into 3 or 4 different keyboards, and one whole keyboard for shortcuts, so in other words, give the ability to customize the keyboard in this way, plus the ability to make more than 1 or 2 keyboards!), plus the ability to add out own shortcuts like the send button or the dictionary button, etc....","2010-10-16T20:01:02","2010-10-16T20:01:02","X",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9851,{"$nulls":3},"It should be possible to create the 'half qwerty' or azerty keyboard as well.  To allow the use of larger buttons for people with less hand function.\n\n\n\n\nHalf the letters on screen A, the other half on screen B, switch between screens with a swipe.","2010-10-07T07:07:17","2010-10-18T16:35:20","stef01be",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9857,{"$nulls":3},"- I want language changer button like Iphone","2010-10-07T10:04:03","2010-10-18T16:39:06","snookerman",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,9885,{"$nulls":3},"I would like it, but I'd also add that it'd be great if Symbian allowed the inclusion of these keyboard skins in the themes aswell... i.e. a theme can change the keyboard skin aswell.","2010-10-07T14:50:48","2010-10-07T17:10:46","Vitruviux",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9893,{"$nulls":3},"Hmmm, I don't think we need too much Symbian OS support here, other than support for adding 3rd party VKBs, which is already doable IIRC. Then one such 3rd party could be a fully customizable KB, in which all changes asked for here would be handled and managed inside the VKB, without the OS at large knowing about it.\n\n\n\n\nTo be noted that if the geometry of the VKB are changes (size, pozition, layout) the applications having the kb focus must have a scalable enough UI to handle dynamic config changes.","2010-10-07T19:59:28","2010-10-14T18:31:06","lucian",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9908,{"$nulls":3},"Hi,\n\n\n\n\nAs you said,  Key board customization is good idea, I suggestion is that, it should have multiple key board layouts,\n\n\n\n\n1 key board default","2010-10-08T11:04:56","2010-10-14T18:32:33","DDEOGIRI",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,281,"Symbian Foundation","Make development easier","Symbian Foundation to host non platform projects","I think the Symbian Foundation should be open to provide hosting of EPL projects that might not end up being part of the foundation releases.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWhen this site is open to all, if someone has an idea for a project development that is rated highly, even if it is \"porting symbian to a toaster\", we should offer some infra support by creating a mercurial repository, setting up a bugzilla entry for them and so on.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI suggest to follow someting like Eclipse, where new projects will be given a year of grace to proof that they are really relevant to the community through their diversity of contributors. After that, they  may remain projects for longer or even eventually become their own package","2009-04-27T11:24:02","2010-02-11T15:18:53","victorp",0,88.31,"Done!",8,1]
[null,287,{"$nulls":3},"I like the proposal.\n\n\n\n\nBy the way, here&apos;s a related idea: \"Create a developer \"garage\" for hosting open source\"","2009-04-27T13:12:53","2009-04-27T13:12:53","dw2",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5164,{"$nulls":3},"Hello :)\n\n\n\n\nThis idea has had limited activity since Apr 2009.  If there is no further activity in the next week, the idea shall be closed :)\n\n\n\n\nThanks","2010-02-04T13:58:08","2010-02-04T13:58:08","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,308,{"$nulls":3},"Voted against it just exactly for the same reason what David has already mentioned: this idea is a duplicate of another one pointed out by David. If you have additional comments, please add them to that other thread.","2009-04-28T09:26:22","2009-04-28T10:25:00","tote",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2585,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Displaying contact information ","Displaying contents of the address book, especially addresses is not user friendly.\n\nVarious components of an address, e.g. street, door number, city, etc are different editable fields, which is good but the display of the entire address should be a single large text. \nIn the current S605th and 3rd editions, the address field is practically useless because I cannot read a contact&#39;s address by just opening up the contact. Long street names are truncated to the width of the screen (both landscape and portrait mode).  \n\nThe display of a contact should be a single page containing all information and with kinetic scrolling so that one can scroll down with a finger to read all information.\n\nThere should be an edit mode (brought up by a double-tap) to edit fields and save it. Also, the edit mode should auto-time out to view mode.","2009-11-15T08:04:56","2009-11-15T08:04:55","suraj",0,100,"Voting and discussion",7,0]
[null,2592,{"$nulls":3},"I would love the the address book to be so much better.\nAll I carry is my N96 and I need it to do everything and storing addresses it does not do well at all.","2009-11-15T14:34:52","2009-11-15T14:34:52","ricksvill",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4377,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Icon Notifications and Things Symbian Could Learn from BB","I have been using the Blackberry Storm2 lately and I think that the only valuable thing about this device is how every app that is installed works together with the phone.\n\n\n\nOn BB OS, apps work together with the phone as a single unit, not like in Symbian. For example, when you have an @reply on UberTwitter, a red dot appears on the icon on the menu, and the little UberTwitter icon appears on the homescreen. This is EXTREMELY useful because you are connected in real time. Same with Facebook, when something important happens, the little Facebook icon appears on the homescreen and a red dot over the facebook icon on the menu. Even better, every time something new happens in an app, the phone lets you know with the red notification LED. That is being constantly connected. Other examples are: When there is a new update for an app, same red dot appears over app and on homescreen, Symbian lacks app update notifications. \n\n\n\n\nThe integration of BB is amazing, the apps become part of the phone when you install them, not like in Symbian where the app works on its own and doesn't even work when is closed. For example, I installed the PayPal app on the Storm and now I have a ''Send Money Using PayPal'' option on the contacts app of the phone, even when PayPal is not runnig! This is so convenient! Same with Maps, after installing BB Maps I have the option to select from my contacts list who do I want to visit. In Symbian, this is not possible.\n\n\n\n\nOn Symbian you have to constantly check you facebook, twitter, etc... to see if somebody added you as a friend, or somebody replied to you on Twitter. On BB OS, the phone lets you know everything as soon as it happens, that is why is so addicting.\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-13T16:53:24","2010-10-14T10:22:41","Edumana",0,100,"Expert review",37,0]
[null,10128,{"$nulls":3},"interesting it should be used","2010-10-11T21:03:45","2010-10-11T21:03:45","nitrous18",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10227,{"$nulls":3},"There are many ideas like this, that have min. 30 votes but are still not in \"expert view\". Before they vanish tomorrow when the system is changed, I bring them back to top, hoping, that they will get \"expert-view\"-status in time, before they vanish.","2010-10-14T10:09:50","2010-10-14T10:09:49","Tim.Linde",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7961,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Combine Lock and Power Button into one key for simplicity","Usage:\n\n\n\n\n1. Short Press turns the screen off and locks the device.\n\n\n\n\n2. Long Press displays list of profiles and option to power off the device.\n\n\n\n\n3. Longer Press (5 seconds) to power off.  Useful when the system hangs.\n\n\n\n\nNote: Slide can replace a Press depending on the hardware mechanism used.","2010-06-13T06:45:33","2010-06-13T06:45:33","BoyBawang",0,72.98,"Voting and discussion",4,1]
[null,7966,{"$nulls":3},"Using single key for lots of function may reduce the life of the button mechanism.","2010-06-13T17:03:04","2010-06-13T18:04:41","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7995,{"$nulls":3},"I like it. One thing that is probably worth addressing explicitly is how the \"longer press\" shuts down the system:\n\n\n\n\nI would suggest a method that tries to initiate a \"soft\" shutdown, i.e. giving each application time to save its state and log off from the network. At the same time, a low-level \"watchdog\" timer should start ticking, and if the system does not start shutting down within a second or two, or fails to complete shutdown within 10 seconds, forces a power off.\n\n\n\n\n\nThis would usually allow a \"graceful\" shutdown, and still leave an option to ensure power down even if the device hangs in a way that would usually require a reset or battery removal.","2010-06-15T09:46:39","2010-06-21T04:55:52","mgroeber",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10384,{"$nulls":3},"New Symbian phones automatically power off the screen when you lock so there's no point of having a separate button. Combining them will achieve the same functionality without compromise.","2010-10-26T07:11:29","2010-10-26T07:11:29","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8729,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Auto back-up data when upgrade phone","When upgrade phone (through computer), the old firmware will be replace by all new firmware, so all data in phone memory will be lost. So i want that when we upgrade phone by computer (example: Nokia Update Software .v.v.), the phone auto ask users to:\n\n\n\n\n _ Back-up data to memory card.\n\n\n\n\n _ Back-up memory to computer (All data will be back-up to 1 folder in computer. The folder will be chosen by users. All data will be compressed at one file, which when copy into the phone, the file will auto-extract.\n\n\n\n\n _ Back-up online (If it's supported by back-up service).folder\n\n\n\n\n _ Back-up to other softwares (like Ovi Suite/PC Suite .v.v.).","2010-08-08T09:29:33","2010-10-14T23:24:00","MyFanIsUUUU",0,100,"Expert review",30,0]
[null,8732,{"$nulls":3},"This Function already exist on Nokia Ovi Suite!","2010-08-08T19:05:59","2010-08-29T04:51:17","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9186,{"$nulls":3},"This is a great idea where it shall allow to roll back feature as well.\n\nI experienced after I update my phone software for my N73 to \nV 4.0735.3.0.2 \n01-09-2007 \nRM-133 \nNokia N73 (99.01)\n\nI cannot read SMS in inbox if I set to used memory card, but it work fine if I set to used phone memory. I try many times update again and again and still show me the same issue. And Symbian no longer have newer release on their plan. So I have to accept it.. \n\nIf I can roll back, then will not have such problem.","2010-08-29T18:27:22","2010-08-29T18:29:06","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9241,"Mobile functionality",null,"USB Charging Mode only","In the USB settings, the user must choose between PC Suite, Mass storage, Image transfer, or Media transfer mode.  There should be a further option for Charging Only which does not create a data connection.\n\n\n\n\nUseful when you want the phone to retain access to Mass Memory or Memory Card (e.g. for apps installed to mass memory or for listening to music on memory card).\n\n\n\n\nAlso useful in corporate situations where you may be plugging into a network that you do not want to see your files or into a network that blocks unknown USB devices.","2010-09-01T13:48:10","2010-09-01T13:48:10","mrgreig",0,100,"Voting and discussion",12,0]
[null,9283,{"$nulls":3},"Kenny Greig :- If you want only to charge the device, select non of the option while connecting the device to PC via usb , It will simply change.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nProblem Solved!","2010-09-02T15:11:25","2010-09-02T15:11:25","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9289,{"$nulls":3},"Thanks but not sure how I select none of the options as suggested.\n\n\n\n\nI have USB set to ask on connection (and usually PC Suite as the default/last connection).  \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWith PC Suite as the default connection\n\n\n\n\nIf I choose cancel or press the red key the PC still tries to install the device and the connection prompt pops up 2 or 3 times.  Once I have eventually cancelled everything on the phone and the PC there is no charging happening.\n\n\n\n\nWith Mass Storage as the default/last connection\n\n\n\n\nCancel still puts me in Mass Storage mode - no access to memory card/mass memory loss of current music track in homescreen widget but at least it charges.  Leaving the USB connectivity prompt on screen means I can't use the phone.\n\n\n\n\nWith Image Transfer as the default/last connection\n\n\n\n\nCancel still puts me in Image Transfer mode, does retain access to mass memory/memory card but still an install prompt on PC\n\n\n\n\nWith Media Transfer as the default/last connection\n\n\n\n\nCancel still puts me in Media Transfer mode, does retain access to mass memory/memory card but still an install prompt on PC\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nTherefore Image Transfer and Media transfer give me nearly what I want but they still want to communicate with the PC and still produce popups on screen.  I'm suggesting a mode that is completely dumb and only takes power whilst leaving the phone usable as normal.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-09-02T15:40:36","2010-09-02T18:17:57","mrgreig",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10265,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Upload photos directly from photo gallery to Twitter and Face Book etc","The Photo Gallery or Media Gallery gives the choice to upload a picture to mail, sms, ovi, share, etc. It would be nice to have the option for direct quick picture, video, photo album upload to Twitter, FaceBook, MySpace, YouTube and other social media.\n\n\n\n\nIf you are already in the gallery, it would make sense to have more choices for using and sharing your photos.  This idea would also save time and effort when using social media and pictures.","2010-10-14T22:42:22","2010-10-14T22:42:21","ginau",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,10521,"Mobile applications",null,"Sync local settings with OVI profile","Make it possible to save alterations (homescreen, folder organisation, themes, profiles, preferences).\n\n\n\n\nPersonally I have several things I tweak every time i have a \"blank\" nokia. Vibration On during silent, customise the homescreen and many other thinds. I would be nice if these alterations were sync'ed  with my OVI profile.\n\n\n\n\nThis would make my life easier at least and would opt for users to pick symbian again","2010-11-15T20:42:46","2010-11-15T20:42:46","teamet",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,10522,{"$nulls":3},"Ehm a bit unclear perhaps.. I want to sync all my personal choices with my phone, to my OVI account","2010-11-15T20:43:40","2010-11-15T20:43:40","teamet",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2330,"Mobile applications",null,"Hearing Aid","Many users have disability being old in hearing. Hence the mobile phone should be used also as hearing aid. Ear phones are supplied.The mobile has a audio amplifier a mike.If in the software design , like hearing the music, the mobile should have a hearing facility which is going to help a large section of people/ The volume can be controlled and then all facilities like a hearing aid can be provided with no extra cost of hardware.\nSome people are sigh to wear hearing aid. If this is incorporated in mobile phone then it will appear like using mobile like any one. The discrimination of loss of hearing will not be known to others. \nBesides the hearing aids are costly to buy. The mobile phone has all the hardware needed for a hearing aid. With simple modification this facility if added, then you will see how many millions are sold in the world. This idea is by self and my friend Mr. Shenoy both senior citizens and engineers. this innovative idea will increase the sales of who puts the facility first will emerge victorious.\nTechnology , the mike should receive the audio and amplify and give it to ears in the scale of 1to 10 sound level. Any clarification please ask. Thanks with lots of love K.Rangaswamy","2009-11-04T17:30:08","2010-07-12T09:50:27","rangagiri",0,98.27,"Expert review",69,2]
[null,2346,{"$nulls":3},"There are already hearing aids that fit in ear, pretty much undiscernible. I&#39;m not sure what benefits there are apart from cost, but I can also see a problem that you have a big issue if your battery runs out, or your phone locks up. A hearing aid is a vital piece of equipment, maybe it would make a good backup solution.","2009-11-05T12:49:08","2009-11-05T12:49:08","jamesm",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3393,{"$nulls":3},"I want to encourage this idea. Traditional hearing aids still seem to be restrictive and problematic. Indeed my mother has a terrible time trying to use her mobile phone with her hearing aid. I think that having control over the various aspects of the sound field such as frequency volumes (EQ) and being free to position the microphone gives enormous the end user more say in how and what they hear.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAlso, I wanted a tool that would work like this that would enable me to listen to music from my phone whilst still being able to hear external sounds via the microphone. Augment my reailty with sound.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nJames, the battery thing is less of a problem than hearing aids which make sounds when other electrical devices interfere.","2009-12-12T18:59:52","2009-12-12T18:59:52","Lunarsi",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,3397,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Krishna Rangaswamy,\n\n\n\n\nThis is the great idea! We all know new electronic component is build to facilitate us to improve our life and changing our lifestyle, it should benefits everyone. This idea can help more peoples and resolve some of existing hearing aid problems. I believe those little issue will not be the main concern, it just need some fine tunes. Even it has some limitation, at lease there is additional option for peoples with hearing problem. I seen some people with hearing problem they also not keen to use those equipment because there is also some issue occurs.","2009-12-13T01:48:39","2009-12-13T01:48:38","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3401,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Krishna,  I have a number of accessibility ideas on the site too and I am glad that you bring up another useful tool that could and should be made part of a mobile.  SF, please the disability community is a large market, and they are in need of mobile utility items like this hearing aide, and the various READERS, SMARTBOARDS, speech reconition, test-to-speech, etc that I have proposed in my posts  Again Krishna, thank you and I support your IDEA.","2009-12-13T06:10:47","2009-12-13T06:10:47","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5976,{"$nulls":3},"I agree to all:\n\n\n\n\nAccessibility should have highest priority! (And in some countries it's even regulated by law.)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAnd it often makes it also easier for all users, not only the ones affected.","2010-02-26T13:40:54","2010-02-26T13:40:54","Brausi",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8285,{"$nulls":3},"This should be under expert review.","2010-07-11T04:47:18","2010-07-11T04:47:18","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5761,{"$nulls":3},"Sounds like a good idea. Could Bluetooth headsets be utilised for this too? I'd have thought it's more convenient to just have a little headset stuck in your ear compared to holding your phone up to your head.\n\n\n\n\nThe phone could still take care of doing any necessary sound processing though.","2010-02-19T23:26:44","2010-02-19T23:27:17","cirrus",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,9876,{"$nulls":3},"Should be sure!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-07T12:11:08","2010-10-07T12:11:08","CarlosFiyero",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5785,{"$nulls":3},"Like all accessibility-things that should be a sure thing.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-21T15:42:07","2010-02-21T15:42:07","AnsorgeM",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9369,{"$nulls":3},"I said to my wife this week - if there was a hearing aid app I would go out and buy a smart phone tomorrow!\n\n\n\n\nThere is so much processing power in a modern phone that it must make a good platform for a hearing aid.  The key would be to add enough control (volume, equalisation, compression and noise cancelling). My guess is that the average hands-free microphone would work better than the built in job as it's designed for lower level pick up.\n\n\n\n\nI'm a Chartered Engineer, specialising in vibration. I have a whole range of hearing problems. I would be happy to collaborate with anybody at a technical level to bring this idea to fruition but I have ZERO programming skills.\n\n\n\n\nDoes anybody want to pick up the ball? PLEASE!","2010-09-07T19:39:29","2010-09-07T19:39:28","tim_muncaster",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5807,{"$nulls":3},"How does this relate to the \"Raku Raku\" phones in Japan, which adjust the pitch(?) of the speech to make it easier for old people to understand.","2010-02-22T10:04:22","2010-02-22T10:04:22","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,10464,{"$nulls":3},"No, it should be dumped and forgotten about.\n\n\n\n\n1. It requires a special microphone. Makes phone more expensive.\n\n\n\n\n2. Modern hearing aids have, and NEED DSPs. Also adds to cost.\n\n\n\n\n3. What would the batterylife be like, with microphone, headset and DSPs on all the time? A lot worse than on a hearing aid!","2010-11-08T23:28:51","2010-11-08T23:28:51","whatwhat",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2842,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Infrared Remote Control","In future handsets, Please improve the IR Transmitters with longer transmiting capability (ie. at least 4 meters) so, that they can be effectively used as an universal remote control device with third party applications without we be very close to the controlled device (Televisions, Home theaters, etc...)","2009-11-23T17:15:11","2010-06-07T09:27:01","Rightbrained",0,32.51,"Closed",4,4]
[null,2844,{"$nulls":3},"Yeesh. You&#39;ll be lucky if future handsets have an IR diode at all. It&#39;s all sorts of obsolete.\n\nWe&#39;re already transitioning to bluetooth for remote controls. The PS3 pioneered it, an LG&#39;s latest and greatest TVs are now shipping with bluetooth built in.","2009-11-23T17:28:14","2009-11-23T17:28:14","cdavies",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3415,{"$nulls":3},"obsolete? Not really... Air conditioners, digital cameras, remote control cars, digital price tags, and mainstream TVs all use IR. The PS3 uses Bluetooth because it has Bluetooth (for other purposes) anyway. I don't see a transition anytime soon.\n\n\n\n\nMy family's Sony stereo from 1985 still works great, and it'll be nice if I can control that from my Nokia rather than a worn-down remote. My mom, who uses just the radio and TV in our family setup, would benefit from a simpler \"Nokia remote\" with macros to let her do just that, rather than fumble with excess keys. Dreaming on, a web-based database could let me download the remote codes for each device model, without the need for learning remote hardware (saving Nokia some $$$) ...\n\n\n\n\nIndeed, in Nokia's focus on different cultures, markets, and localized needs around the world, what can be more universal than a universal remote programming app for pockets and family members around the world? (That is, if they buy IR diodes in bulk and put it it all phones, in the same way they prominently feature an LED as a flashlight in many s40 phones)","2009-12-13T12:42:14","2009-12-13T12:48:14","jack.wang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5146,"Symbian Foundation",null,"Partner with Ubuntu","Now that you're open source, you should partner with Ubuntu and help one another.  Symbian should be easily synced across other open source OS platforms especially Ubuntu.  This would get lots of people from Ubuntu to use Symbian phones and vice versa.\n\n\n\n\nYou should also integrate Ubuntu One into the OS like Ubuntu has done.","2010-02-04T07:55:02","2010-02-04T07:55:02","jsacks",0,100,"Voting and discussion",3,0]
[null,5402,"Mobile functionality",null,"Exact time over the air (time signals)","My alarm clock always has the correct time, because it uses time-signals over the air (I think FM). (Some wristwatches and alarm clocks have this since the late 80s... Long before mobile phones, internet, and so on)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWhy don't cell phones have this? I know they have a function, where providers can do this over her GSM-network, but most providers (here in Europe) don't use this. Why not support these provider-free \"classic\" time signals over the air (FM-service)?\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-10T16:36:30","2010-06-17T11:26:15","TimWestlake",0,95.16,"Closed",161,4]
[null,6157,{"$nulls":3},"I'd like to have this!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-03T13:16:41","2010-03-03T13:16:40","Gabor.Peters",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6936,{"$nulls":3},"Is it only some European countries where the providers don't update the local time on  the device ?\n\n\n\n\nI am just wondering.\n\n\n\n\nMy 5800 picked up the  local time from the provider in 3 countries that I have used it in.\n\n\n\n\nits  a US phone.\n\n\n\n\nit gets the time from AT&amp;T in the US\n\n\n\n\nI used  it on Ortel in the Netherlands.\n\n\n\n\nUsed it on Vodafone in India.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIn  all three countries it picked up the time from the provider.\n\n\n\n\nI have never felt the need to use the atomic clock.\n\n\n\n\nI am  wondering why we need another time source.","2010-04-04T21:33:05","2010-04-05T18:44:40","roshan_ail",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6428,{"$nulls":3},"Very useful!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-12T16:02:50","2010-03-12T16:02:50","Lasse.Svensson",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5408,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Tim,\n\n\n\n\nI have mixed feelings about this.  In the USA, we need to buy a clock or watch that has the special feature which sychronizes itself to actual time.  It is a good feature for some.  It is not a standard feature though, and this is sometimes a good thing. For instance, in a board room, I bet 7 watches all say 7 different times.  This is not the worse thing in the world....Unless, you are late one .\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI am the \"late one\" and I like the flexibility of setting my time as I choose.  If this were a feature, I would like it to be an option.  You see, I actually set my clock 5 or more minutes fast.  I am always late and need a way of getting to a place on time.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSo, what do people think about this as an optional feature?","2010-02-10T21:54:07","2010-02-10T21:54:07","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6694,{"$nulls":3},"In times, where many people only talking about the big hype \"mobile  internet\" I like ideas like this one: It seems small and not so  spectacular like some other ideas, but I think that for most people in  every-day's use this is more helpful than many other things.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI  like it and hope for it!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-22T12:26:44","2010-03-22T12:26:44","MarcoCarter",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5443,{"$nulls":3},"In Germany many clocks have that function and it's great. It would be very comfortable, if mobile phones would support this too.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n@Tim:\n\n\n\n\nIf I'm right, the time from the atomic clock is not sent via FM, but Long Wave (LW).\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI wish this feature too, would make it much more comfortable....\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-11T12:27:22","2010-02-11T12:27:21","Solenk",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5449,{"$nulls":3},"Most mobiles already have this function as the time is usually set via the cellular tower (not via FM signals as radios do). The feature is always there, look in your device's Date/Time settings. On Symbian devices, its called Network time.\n\n\n\n\nIf a carrier doesn't support it; wouldn't it then be right for this request that Symbian play to role of user advocate here? Instead of asking to support another protocol.","2010-02-11T14:00:07","2010-02-16T23:28:38","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,7258,{"$nulls":3},"I want that too.","2010-04-26T11:34:52","2010-04-26T11:34:52","Julian.Lousberg",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5982,{"$nulls":3},"Jakob Bohm wrote:\n\n\n\n\n\"Some LW time receivers are built into wristwatches (Casio, Junghans), so this feature could be implemented without external antenna. (...) Because this hardware block would be \"receive only\" there would be fewer regulatory restrictions on its use than for the transmitting radio hardware, just a list of \"banned frequency bands\" (such as police/military bands) per country/continent.\"\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nYes, and for that reasons (and some others) LW-time is a very good idea.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThere is no external antenna needed, the hardware is very small in size and weight, the hardware needs very little energy, the hardware ist very cheap, etc.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIn alarm-clocks for under 10 Euro and many other devices the automatic time-synchronization over the air (via LW) is integrated. But in a high-end-device like a cell-phone it's missing.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThat would be a very good thing to have in every cell-phone. Very handy.","2010-02-26T15:26:33","2010-02-26T15:26:33","ChrisTallert",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5747,{"$nulls":3},"That's one of those tiny little (but efficient) ideas, that is maybe not as sophisticated as some other ideas, but in every day's use this improves the usability more than many other things.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-19T13:49:04","2010-02-19T13:49:04","Stapps",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7064,{"$nulls":3},"Great idea!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nOne of my biggest wishes...\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-04-14T16:57:15","2010-04-14T16:57:15","JasperGardlo",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5786,{"$nulls":3},"I support that too.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-21T15:42:24","2010-02-21T15:42:24","AnsorgeM",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5549,{"$nulls":3},"Consensus is that this isn't currently possible - no Symbian phone is available with a built in FM receiver (it is necessary for the headphones (with built in antennae) to be plugged in).","2010-02-15T15:09:41","2010-02-20T10:57:09","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7382,{"$nulls":3},"This technology is small enough, lightweight enough and low-energy enough, to integrate it even in wristwatches. And it is low-cost enough to integrate it in very cheap alarm-clocks.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThen there should be no problem, to integrate it also in mobiles.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nNice idea!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-05-04T20:29:06","2010-05-04T20:29:06","Marc.Weiher",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5603,{"$nulls":3},"This seems all kinds of silly.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nNTP aside, most phones have access to at least two millisecond accurate clock sources without going though the bother and expense of adding additional hardware. Why not take the time from GPS, for example? And if all else fails every phone in the world can take advantage of the many, many NTP servers that already exist.","2010-02-16T23:27:28","2010-02-26T13:16:19","cdavies",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5616,{"$nulls":3},"Exact time over LW is a mature, widely accepted and in many devices implemented technology! It would be very easy (and with low costs) to implement it! (And it has some benefits over NTP, GPS or other technologies.)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nCyril Hansen\n\n\n\n\nRWTH Aachen University\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-17T11:15:56","2010-02-17T11:15:56","Cyril.Hansen",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,6385,{"$nulls":3},"I'd like that!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-10T18:22:32","2010-03-10T18:22:32","Bob.Winter",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5874,{"$nulls":3},"Notes:\n\n\n\n\n1. Some LW time receivers are built into wristwatches (Casio, Junghans), so this feature could be implemented without external antenna.  However hardware is needed and from a technical standpoint the preferred hardware would be a general software defined radio receiver tunable to just about any frequency and (legal) purpose, from 60kHz time signals to 700MHz TV signals and 2GHz GPS signals.  Then all kinds of radio/tv/traffic/beacon reception applications could be written and deployed without waiting for new handsets to add another radio circuit.  Because this hardware block would be \"receive only\" there would be fewer regulatory restrictions on its use than for the transmitting radio hardware, just a list of \"banned frequency bands\" (such as police/military bands) per country/continent.\n\n\n\n\n2. I think phone network time can be found embedded in the various standard GSM/WCDMA radio signals as a hidden part of the normal call and SMS signalling.  Synchronizing to those when they occur would be a more universal solution requiring no additional hardware.\n\n\n\n\n3. NTP sync when WiFi is implemented and running would be a good alternative to phone network time in that runtime state.\n\n\n\n\n4. For those devices that have GPS, syncing to GPS time whenever the GPS is on (and the option enabled) would be the highest precision available with normal hardware (most ntp servers are synced to GPS anyway and the unusual data paths in mobile, ADSL and cable Internet access make NTP sync less precise than on a company PC with a fat Internet pipe).\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-23T19:42:41","2010-02-23T19:42:41","jbtiny",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5658,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Notifications Bar","A lot like the Palm Pre or Android devices, can we have a Notifications Bar which doesn't disturb what your doing but notifies you what you've received if it's an SMS, Email or someone updates their Facebook update. It'll be nice to have a notifications bar that is easily customisable so you can add all the things you want, whether you want to see Twitter updates in the Notifications bar and you can choose who you want to receive notifications from.\n\n\n\n\nA notifications bar would mean that you could just get on with what your doing, and unlike when you receive a message on Symbian ^1 now you get a message that comes up to notify you and it asks whether you want to cancel or read, which can get quite annoying, whereas a Notifications bar with all your social networks and RSS feeds etc could all be there. ","2010-02-18T14:46:23","2010-10-11T05:24:51","Jordanaous",0,100,"Expert review",36,0]
[null,6163,{"$nulls":3},"Symbian already has a notification bar. On my S60 3rd FP1 N95 8gb, it is located between the clock/battery/signal/date section and the apps shortcuts. It shows bluetooth, incoming messages, unread mail, ringtone profile, wi-fi connection. It can be improved, though, but it is already there. No need to copy any ideas from other OSes.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI only think it should appear in all system screens and it should provide quick access to the events it warns, at least on touch devices -- for example, touching the unread SMS icon should open it, touching the @ could open the e-mail, and so on.","2010-03-03T15:13:36","2010-03-03T15:13:36","brenopeck",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6169,{"$nulls":3},"The wisest thing Symbian should do is to reject the early Symbian^4 concept where they stupidly placed an Options-drop-down in the status bar instead of Notifications-drop-down like in Android.","2010-03-03T15:58:37","2010-03-03T15:58:36","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5659,{"$nulls":3},"Totally agree with this. Only real question that I've been having - since I play with many devices - is where that notification area should be. For example:\n\n\n\nConnections to wireless devices, messages, missed calls, etc. seem as if their best place for notification is at the top of the screen\nWhile system messages, confirmations boxes/windows, and warning messages seem best from the bottom of the screen\n\n\n\nUsually, having one notification area is best, but I wonder if making it two is better so that you get what the original idea states here, but something much for useful to the end-user.","2010-02-18T14:51:33","2010-02-18T15:46:20","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5990,{"$nulls":3},"In my opinion, a notification area at the top of the screen akin to maemo's notifications would be a great idea. \n\n\nBy this I mean that the notification pops up for a given duration of time displaying the nature of the notification and the person from which the notification came, in the case of after which a simple message like icon in a dedicated notification area ala s60 5th should suffice. What do you think?","2010-02-26T22:53:53","2010-02-26T22:53:53","andref1989",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9445,{"$nulls":3},"One of the most annoying things about Android was the fact that when you did get a text message, you never got a pop up where you could show the message like in Symbian. It was something that really started to get on my nerves a lot to the point where I had to go back to Symbian.\n\n\n\n\nI do like the idea of being able to customize what things show up in the status/notifications bar.","2010-09-13T03:24:43","2010-09-13T03:24:43","NseriesFreak7",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6682,"Mobile functionality",null,"Continue development of Braille Reader from Nokia Beta Labs","Hello,\n\n\n\n\nNokia Beta Labs put a notification that they had a Braille Reader for development. \n\n\n\n\nThey have already done a great deal of R&amp;D and they were kind enough to tweet a punch list of \"to-do's\" to help anyone who will be able to pick this project up.and stated what needed completing. (Thanks Nokia Beta Labs, You are awesome )\n\n\n\n\nHere is the tweet with the details:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://bit.ly/cm5b4g\n\n\n\n\nPlease bring this Braille Reader into the Symbian Foundation and continue the development and creation of a very needed accessibility tool.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-22T04:07:10","2010-03-22T04:07:10","ginau",0,69.98,"Voting and discussion",6,1]
[null,7473,{"$nulls":3},"I am not sure if I still support this idea.  I am using TALKs on my Symbian N95 8GB, E71, and N95 mini and it is available at through www.nuance.com . It works very well for low vision and has a braille feature.  So, far TALKs is working well and I am getting positive feedback on setup, usability and helpfulness.\n\n\n\n\nI am bring this back to the community, but will close it in 10 days if there is no movement.\n\n\n\n\nMy suggestion is a collaboration with NUANCE USA or NUANCE GB if this is feasible.","2010-05-12T16:52:00","2010-05-12T16:52:00","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6716,{"$nulls":3},"I support, that would be great for accessibility! -As Braille Reader being already under Beta stage , further work can be done to evolve it..","2010-03-23T07:16:02","2010-03-24T22:19:44","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8218,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Surface Computing","Intuitive Sixth Sense","2010-07-08T12:16:58","2010-07-08T12:16:58","Mesenburg",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,8219,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Chris....I am intrigued by your IDEA, but what is an intuitive sixth sense?","2010-07-08T13:41:30","2010-07-08T13:59:25","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8234,{"$nulls":3},"interesting ... do you have anything in particular in mind?","2010-07-09T10:31:32","2010-07-09T10:31:32","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8259,{"$nulls":3},"Along with the advanced human computer interaction technologies, the remarkable progress of many new input and output devices leads to novel ways of interaction, such as gesture, speech, haptics, eye blinks, gaze and motion. How to discover the patterns from the combination of multimodal data is worthy of further investigation.","2010-07-10T00:12:19","2010-07-10T00:12:19","Mesenburg",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8730,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Mixing DJ theme","Sometime, we like the color of this theme, but we don't like the icon of it. We like the icon of that theme, but we don't like the color of that theme. \"One shoes doesn't fit to everyone\", which maybe we don't like all things of one theme. So that we need a mix. We can mix the icon we love of this theme, to background of that theme, or the color of another theme we want. And finally, we have a own delicious theme which fit our eyes.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nAnd Symbian also allow to choose theme according to component based, then shall be the choice. For example, we could have a choice of complete theme or further choice of Menu Style, Screen Saver, Home Screen Style, Font Type, Clock Type, Icon Style, etc.\n\n\nSo great if the interface of Mixing Theme is look like a real DJ mix table ! (Like Playlist DJ)\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-08-08T09:51:50","2010-08-26T14:24:09","MyFanIsUUUU",0,96.67,"Voting and discussion",19,1]
[null,9759,{"$nulls":3},"I think this idea should merge with \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nTheme Maker\nhttp://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=6268","2010-09-30T03:18:13","2010-09-30T03:18:13","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9061,{"$nulls":3},"Any idea?","2010-08-25T11:47:03","2010-08-25T11:47:03","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9064,{"$nulls":3},"If Symbian allow to choose theme according to component based, then shall be the choice. For example, we could have a choice of complete theme or further choice of Menu Style, Screen Saver, Home Screen Style, Font Type, Clock Type, Icon Style, etc.","2010-08-25T16:32:41","2010-08-25T16:32:41","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9075,{"$nulls":3},"I think this way is easy -built the theme on the device rather then extracting the contents from different themes.","2010-08-25T19:41:14","2010-08-25T19:41:14","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1563,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Philosophy Change to Button Behavior Design","Pardon me if this one comes off a bit rough, but I think there's a lot of room of innovation if conventional buttons are designed (hardware and software) to not follow just one or two base usage sets.\n\n\n\n\nFor example, I'm in a web browser, viewing the device landscape, but the volume and camera buttons do nothing. How about the camera button becomes repurposed to a \"bookmark and share\" button, and teh volume buttons become zoom in/out.\n\n\n\n\nIf you will, contextualizing all of the possible buttons as being user interface elements fully taken advantage of by an application and (if its possible to) constrain or encourage developers to look at using all of the buttons as part of the behavior that people will use to navigate their applications.\n\n\n\n\n(Side note: I just hate for things to go unused, or to have functionality that could be exploited but isn't).","2009-08-17T15:15:02","2009-08-17T15:15:02","ARJWright",0,98,"Voting and discussion",14,1]
[null,8461,{"$nulls":3},"As with all things......User demographics and needs change.....This post is old and I bet the market analysis ids even older. Perhaps not valid at this point in time.\n\n\n\n\nThis is a fantastic idea.\n\n\n\n\nUsers are all POWER users today and can read a manual or watch a \"HOW -TO video for the luxury of an improved user experience. There doesn't need to be a sticker labeling everything. I do agree that it should be an option (on/off) to use certain buttons for more than one feature.\n\n\n\n\nI vote yes on this idea.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-07-18T17:15:41","2010-07-21T14:36:21","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8464,{"$nulls":3},"I really need a phone to get a feel for what you're proposing, but the functionality of the dual use of buttons could be added as what I've learned to call a +1 feature for mainstream customers.  The latency in adoption of such would need to be facilitated by marketing through the appropriate communications channels.  ","2010-07-18T20:55:27","2010-07-18T20:55:27","Mesenburg",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1564,{"$nulls":3},"This was a very common topic of discussion when I worked in Nokia R&amp;D.  We wanted to re-use certain hardware keys for other purposes to accelerate access to features.  The marketing folks had some very good data from studies on this kind of thing to show that the average user was just confused by this.  It's great for power users but bad for everyone else.\n\n\n\n\nI think the only way you could introduce something like this is if it is a configurable option that is switched off by default.\n\n\n\n\nThe problem is, if you don't have some kind of software labelling for these buttons, then how is the user ever supposed to know or find out what they do?\n\n\n\n\nFor example, if I'm browsing in landscape mode and I press and hold the camera button, I really expect it to open up the camera app, just like it does everywhere else.  A short press vs a long press is too ambiguous.\n\n\n\n\nHowever, none of this is actually part of the platform design/philosophy - special hardware keys are handled by the individual products.","2009-08-17T15:38:18","2009-08-17T15:38:18","markw",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,1567,{"$nulls":3},"A configurable option, I could see that.\nThis would indeed be something more on the individual projects/manufacturer's area.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-08-17T16:35:39","2009-08-17T16:35:39","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1585,{"$nulls":3},"It's an interesting idea, but some details might turn out confusing.\n\n\n\n\nFor example, you say that while in the Web Browser, the volume key has no effect.  However, if you're viewing a movie in a window in the Web Browser, the user will typically expect the volume key to change the volume of any audio in that window.\n\n\n\n\nAgain, a user might be listening to music in background, while viewing the web browser.  Again, users will typically expect in these cases that the volume keys will change the volume of the playback music.\n\n\n\n\nFinally, a user who presses the Camera button while in the Web Browser may well be expecting the Camera app to launch.","2009-08-18T14:05:24","2009-08-18T23:26:30","dw2",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2230,{"$nulls":3},"I&#39;m in support of David Wood&#39;s response. Certain hard buttons can be re-purposed on an application-specific basis. Others shouldn&#39;t. Volume should be application-specific as follows:\nIdle: ring volume\nDialler: key volume or (perhaps better) speaker volume\nWeb browser: audio volume of web content (audio, video...)\nVideo player: same as web browser\nContacts, etc.: ring volume (default)\n\nCamera button should bring up the camera application. In the camera application it should take a photo or start the video camera.\n\nI could go on, but I suspect readers get my point. :)\n\n-scott","2009-11-02T11:25:43","2009-11-02T21:36:04","scottw",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2587,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Edit mode and view mode ","All editable fields and applications should have an edit mode and view mode. The edit mode should auto-time out to the view mode after a few seconds. This saves accidental deletion, etc.\nE.g. address book edit","2009-11-15T08:08:16","2009-11-15T08:08:16","suraj",0,100,"Voting and discussion",5,0]
[null,2843,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","Showcase the top performers via the websites with Video-introductions, biograhies etc","My idea is to showcase top performers, especially developers, with a videoclip or a picture and biography.  Videoclip would be my preference.  The reason for this is that many developers are working hard and it is great to be able to showcase them, their talent and their applications.  This gives them advertisement too (which many need)....Many times the developer is the unsung heroe and this could give them a voice and build a comminity!  Plus, bragging rights are COOL!  P.S., Of course, this idea would be with their consent.","2009-11-23T17:24:09","2010-02-12T12:09:25","ginau",0,100,"Expert review",34,0]
[null,3585,{"$nulls":3},"Great Idea this must be a part of developer relationship program ;) This will encourage them greatly and they will be intended to work in Symbian Platform","2009-12-16T02:00:42","2009-12-17T20:54:07","apache",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4099,{"$nulls":3},"We launched the developer newsletter last month (December) and featured a package of the month. We'd like to have a contributor/contribution of the month too, which could be a link to a video, blog post or article by a featured developer.  This may be simply a link to a wiki user page, for example, with some comments as to why we've chosen the particular developer as our \"hero of the month\".  The newsletter is archived on developer.symbian.org (here: http://developer.symbian.org/wiki/index.php/Developer_Newsletter_November_2009).\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIs this the kind of thing you had in mind, Gina?","2010-01-04T10:47:36","2010-01-05T03:04:47","stichbury",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4880,{"$nulls":3},"Susana and Fredie, I am very happy that this a reality......Thanks and I think many will benefit!  What is the process when an IDEA is approved and implemented?  It is not that clear and it would be nice to share with the community.","2010-01-26T06:35:10","2010-01-26T06:35:09","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8473,{"$nulls":3}," \n\n\n\n\nRewarding in open innovation communities &ndash; How to motivate members?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWhat is the role of rewarding in open innovation communities for members and what type of rewarding can be used to motivate members to contribute to ideation in online open innovation communities.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nTwo broad categories: internal factors (e.g., intrinsic motivation, altruism) and external rewards (e.g., expected future returns, personal needs).\n\n\n\n\nMotivations to participate in online open innovation communities - altruism, care for the community, attachment to the group, enjoyment, fun, firm recognition, friendships, social support, relationships, ideology, interesting objectives, knowledge exchange, personal learning, social capital, monetary rewards, software improvements, technical reasons, peer recognition, reciprocity, reputations, having an impact.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nRewarding can be divided into monetary (tangible) rewarding and non-monetary (intangible) rewarding (also called as recognition). \n\n\n\n\nThe number of ideas is not a guarantee for the quality of contributions. These may be the reasons for not favouring rewarding or acknowledging members based on activity or number of presented ideas.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nMaria Antikainen*\n\n\n\n\nVTT Technical Research Centre of Finland\n\n\n\n\nHeli V&auml;&auml;t&auml;j&auml;\n\n\n\n\nTampere University of Technology, Human-Centered Technology\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-07-20T06:08:35","2010-07-30T05:48:04","Mesenburg",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3115,{"$nulls":3},"Gina,\n\nAs someone who is learning how to create applications from scratch - I fully support this idea. I think it&#39;s a great way for people to get recognition. The developers go through so much trial and error to get their apps right.","2009-12-02T18:40:27","2009-12-03T00:44:24","mikemacias",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2861,{"$nulls":3},"I really like this idea, and you are right that developers do not get as much credit as they should. ","2009-11-24T11:18:35","2009-11-24T11:18:35","Susana",{"$nulls":3},3,0]
[null,2866,{"$nulls":3},"My concern is that it&#39;s a bit transient - rather like having &quot;Employee of the Month&quot;, which can be great for your time in the spotlight, but only allows one person at a time to be praised. It&#39;s clearly necessary to have your status gradually decay if you don&#39;t carry on doing new stuff to top it up, but this idea might mean your status disappears instantly when your video is no longer on the front page.","2009-11-24T12:20:33","2009-11-24T12:20:33","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2871,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Susana and William,  Thank you for comments.  William, I would love to clarify my idea, by adding an archive section that is linked under the &quot;Featured Person&quot; videoclip.  It would be nice to add the &quot;Featured Person&quot; section as part of the &quot;SYMBIAN EXPERIENCE&quot;, as there are people who make the Foundation stronger,and a 30 second (just a suggested time) videoclip goes a real long way for advertising for SF and for the showcased person.  It is a &quot;payment&quot; in essence. I would also like to suggest that files are archived and that there is dedicated space on a webpage to keep the archived videoclips.  This feature could make the site more appealing to developers and others, as they can have professional respect and recognition, which is also advertisement showcasing THEM for their very productive, talented and invaluable contributions to the SF. ","2009-11-24T13:50:31","2009-11-25T19:30:28","ginau",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,7758,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing it back for more Support!","2010-05-28T17:19:20","2010-05-28T17:19:20","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3155,{"$nulls":3},"Come on Developers.....This one is a freebie.....You deserve recognition, advertisement and I can only advocate for you so much.....The idea must go through the process....Votes are needed..I am no developer, but YOU make this FOUNDATION and YOU should get something in return :) !","2009-12-03T21:04:55","2009-12-03T21:04:55","ginau",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3933,{"$nulls":3},"Hey gang,\n\n\n\n\nThis one has almost 500 views, is very important to launch, maintain, sustain careers and will increase traffick to personal and SF websites (benefits all)......It is number 2 in popularity in some leaderboard category, but NO 30 VOTES, means NO IDEA LAUNCH!  I am trying to help your personal economy and attract taent to SF....Please look and vote, as without the vote......This will NOT happen!","2009-12-25T18:18:36","2010-05-28T15:27:57","ginau",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2910,{"$nulls":3},"Sounds good,  too much time in front of a PC is a drag, and it would be great to hear/share ideas. This kind of collaboration can accelerate development.  I&#39;d love to host a section for Symbian developers on Techmare too.  Let me know.\n\nhttp://techmare.com","2009-11-25T19:25:07","2009-12-15T19:16:00","Godfrey",{"$nulls":3},3,0]
[null,2913,{"$nulls":3},"@ Tyson,yes,absolutely.....A chance for a videoclip showcase to &quot;show off&quot; developers, builds excitement and interest. I have suggested in past posts using already established (SF EXPERIENCE) and trafficked sites (which, I have a few identified, but,am waiting to elaorate with Joe &amp; Susana about some choices)....@ Godfrey, I think that Techmare.com and others are what I had in mind...I agree that collaborations with a win/win relationship could be beneficial to SF and to yours and others sites..And showing videoclips of people doing things that they love to do, in a quick understandable way, that we can all relate to, is catchy and enticing!..It attracts people..This type of collaboration with outside websites having a showcased &quot;Symbian Developers&quot; section is something that is in discussion or thinking phase..Thanks for commenting, and I will see what Joe, Susana and Mark think.....","2009-11-25T23:45:44","2010-05-12T18:27:10","ginau",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,7266,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing back this great Idea - Need some more Support.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-04-26T18:59:32","2010-05-25T04:20:40","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2929,{"$nulls":3},"I like the Idea....In fact its true about the people in backhand side. I strongly support the Idea.","2009-11-26T13:47:50","2009-11-30T17:37:43","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,5492,{"$nulls":3},"Thank you Fakhre,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThis is a great step forward.....\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI am hopeful that we also use the \"short list\" of non-symbian sites to catapult this idea into more communities and gain more talent.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIt would be great to bring this to \"the next level.\"  We need more public relations and the non-SF sites would provide a great portal to excellence!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-13T02:33:22","2010-02-13T02:33:22","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7800,{"$nulls":3},"The 30th vote is mine!","2010-05-30T08:16:15","2010-05-30T18:11:31","bray",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7298,{"$nulls":3},"Yes. I do support this. Its like video blogging. Like interview with developers, organizations that develop symbian apps. Pretty much what's going on in a symbian world. Its highly recommended. We also need evangelists too.","2010-04-29T22:16:08","2010-05-12T18:31:17","jase21",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4033,{"$nulls":3},"David, Thank you soooo much.........Yes, choices are fabulous and I embrace any way to have someone showcased.....Thank you for your thoughts and I agree with Susana, you and I just want to get developers \"advertised\".....I started with a very narrow focus of video clips, as they are modern and could show personality,  but I reconsidered, and think a top performer should be given the respect and benefit of choosing their medium, or even writing a nice blog.......\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIf anyone else has good suggestions like this, feel free to add them to the thread.....","2009-12-31T02:03:42","2009-12-31T02:03:42","ginau",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3013,{"$nulls":3},"Hi all,\n\n To clarify the approach we&#39;re taking, the following is the process we&#39;re applying for assessing and then implementing ideas: \n - an idea must receive 30 community votes\n - an idea will then be reviewed (and possibly refined) by an appropriate expert. That is, it will be converted into a clear proposal for action.\n - Symbian will publicise the idea and attempt to gather appropriate contributors or funding\n - The idea will be &#39;done&#39;\n\n The 30 votes component is subject to change, based on site usage. The aim of this threshold is to indicate the ideas for which there truly is a significant level of enthusiasm, thus enabling us to direct our energies and limited resources accordingly.\n\n Regards,\n Freddie","2009-11-30T10:40:24","2009-11-30T19:04:14","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4056,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Gina\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI think the 30 votes was intended as a sign of enthusiasm not as a barrier so I'm happy to incorporate this into the blog. We're in the process of a redesigning it and we can create a developer showcase area. Would you like to discuss that?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nBR\n\n\n\n\nhaydn shaughnessy\n\n\n\n\nmy email is my first name + s plus @ symbian.org","2010-01-01T23:40:59","2010-05-16T00:46:55","Haydns",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5084,{"$nulls":3},"Hello SF community;\n\n\n\n\nHaydn Shaughnessy has done a fabulous job with the SYMBIAN BLOG SITE, \"The official voice of the Symbian Foundation.\"\n\n\n\n\nThis is a great area to learn about developers, new iniatives, all things Symbian and it is easy to sign up as a member, and get RSS feeds and see new blog's as they post.....The site is HTTP://blog.symbian.org .  Check it out! ..... and Kudos to Haydn and the SF staffers who brought this site to life.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThis is a wonderful platform for developers to showcase their projects, ideas, focus, and passion for developing for the Symbian Foundation.\n\n\n\n\nI would like to encourage community participation with the official site and working with Haydn.  We now have a site, a voice, and a platform!\n\n\n\n\nNow that this site is becoming nicely established, it would be nice to have some feeds to it on some very good and reputable non-SF sites.  It would be great to attract even more talent and development IDEAs to our fabulous world of Symbian Foundation IDEAs and Development! BR,GU-S","2010-01-31T16:05:55","2010-01-31T17:21:49","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3039,{"$nulls":3},"Good Idea ... I support it...!","2009-12-01T07:08:02","2009-12-15T19:09:54","za4689862",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,3040,{"$nulls":3},"Yes, please give some space to top performers.","2009-12-01T07:15:39","2009-12-15T19:12:34","tahmeedans",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3051,{"$nulls":3},"Hi everyone, \n\nIt is great to see everyone discussing the idea on how to give the developers a little more lime light.  We have been in discussions about the idea.  Do you really think that consumers/developers etc would like to watch a video about a developer talking about themselves? do developers really want to make a video? I suggested that the alternative would be to reach out to them and let them write a blog about a topic that they feel passionate about or are interested in.  This wouldn&#39;t cost the Foundation any extra and we can get a feel for how popular the blogs are with others.\n\nWhat do you guys think?\n\n","2009-12-01T10:50:38","2009-12-01T15:25:38","Susana",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,3355,"Symbian Foundation",null,"Sleep, Wake and Idle Solution","Some people used to turn off their mobile phone when they go to rest and turn it on again after they wake up. Some people might not lock the mobile phone after used. To help these group of peoples actually already got such feature individually appears on some mobile phone. So my idea is group them up as one total feature to facilitate all peoples when they are:\n\n\n\n\ngoing to sleep\n\n\n\n\n- A sleep mode to set when they need to turn off and turn on their mobile phone.\n\n\n\n\n- Allow to set their mobile phone to turn off and on by time or numbers of interval.\n\n\n\n\n- Allow to choose to turn on with alarm by specify the alarm clock time.\n\n\n\n\n- Allow to schedule the date time or period of date time to turn off and turn on their mobile phone.\n\n\n\n\nafter wake up\n\n\n\n\n- A follow up action to set their mobile phone do set of actions after the mobile phone turn on automatically.\n\n\n\n\n- Allow to set their mobile phone to playing their music, listen to music, open up the to-do-list or etc.\n\n\n\n\n- Allow to set their mobile phone to playing beep sound repeating every 5 minutes or alarm.\n\n\n\n\non the plane\n\n\n\n\n- A plane mode allow their mobile phone disconnect the GSM mobile network service.\n\n\n\n\n- Allow to set their mobile phone reconnect the GSM mobile network service by time or numbers of interval.\n\n\n\n\n- Allow to set their mobile phone to playing beep sound repeating every 5 minutes or alarm.\n\n\n\n\nidle for sometimes\n\n\n\n\n- Certain period of times for turn off mobile background light.\n\n\n\n\n- Certain period of times to lock the mobile phone.\n\n\n\n\n- Certain period of times change to Screen Saver mode.\n\n\n\n\n- Idle lock password protect for activated back from idle.\n\n\n\n\nusing the mobile phone after idles\n\n\n\n\n\n- Activated Key to unlock the mobile phone follow by entering password.\n\n\n\n\nAdditional\n\n\n\n\n- Mobile phone design can have one Hold Lock to replace mobile phone lock.","2009-12-11T02:44:12","2010-10-14T10:22:35","lawrence27",0,88.44,"Expert review",38,1]
[null,9237,{"$nulls":3},"Nokia has already got the password locking feature. Short press power button and select 'lock phone' and enter password, 12345 by default. You can also set it to automatic from settings.","2010-08-31T18:07:29","2010-09-01T20:28:12","bharatjusta",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9238,{"$nulls":3},"Nokia has already got the password locking feature. Short press power button and select 'lock phone' and enter password, 12345 by default. You can also set it to automatic from settings.","2010-08-31T18:08:42","2010-09-01T20:38:29","bharatjusta",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10119,{"$nulls":3},"A \"sleep mode\" would be fine. All acoustic signals and vibrations should be turned off, except for the integrated alarm clock, that wakes me.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-11T19:04:20","2010-10-11T19:04:20","MGardner",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3514,{"$nulls":3},"* The Unlock Mobile Phone with Password \n* Plane mode auto turn on after a specific period\n* Sleep auto turn off, Wake auto turn of\n* Profile with follow up action\n* Behavior based profiling\n\nthose features should be very useful.","2009-12-15T11:15:32","2010-09-06T17:41:01","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10230,{"$nulls":3},"There are many ideas like this, that have min. 30 votes but are still not in \"expert view\". Before they vanish tomorrow when the system is changed, I bring them back to top, hoping, that they will get \"expert-view\"-status in time, before they vanish.","2010-10-14T10:10:50","2010-10-14T10:10:50","Tim.Linde",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6683,"Mobile functionality",null,"Use the 5800 as a wifi card","(Sorry if this is already posted. Cudnt find it though)\n\n\n\n\nMy PC does not have WiFi. But i want to connect it to a wifi network. Can i connect the 5800 to the PC via simple USB and have that PC hooked on to the WiFi thereafter?\n\n\n\n\nRishi","2010-03-22T04:46:13","2010-03-22T04:46:13","rishidoshi",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,1]
[null,7195,"Mobile functionality",null,"Transmit call audio to other phones via Bluetooth","I'll give an example so it'd be easier to get.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThere's an AT&amp;T Symbian user and a TMobile Symbian user. Tmo guy wants to call someone on AT&amp;T, but doesn't want to spend extra for it. His pal, the AT&amp;T guy, doesn't mind letting Tmo guy make a call using his phone, but he's doing something on his phone (a game, perhaps) and will find it really inconvenient to let go of his phone for more than a few seconds. So they pair up with bluetooth, and the phones become like bluetooth headsets (or handsets, for this matter). AT&amp;T guy dials the number and the audio is transmitted to Tmo guy's phone. Tmo guy may choose to allow AT&amp;T guy's phone's earpiece/speakers and/or microphones to active in the call, as if it were a conference, and for privacy's sake as well.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThis could be expanded with video calls too! :D\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-04-25T03:22:41","2010-08-29T21:06:21","anthonyvila",0,0,"Closed",0,0]
[null,7963,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","New media menu for all s60 v3","There should be a new multi-media menu with better graphics and support for all s60 v3 phones and should include TV streaming links and a refreshed user interfaced (Not that the current one is bad)","2010-06-13T15:08:49","2010-07-15T14:17:51","Kunal",0,0,"Closed",1,1]
[null,7967,{"$nulls":3},"This Idea Already Exists - http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=3616","2010-06-13T17:21:27","2010-06-13T17:21:27","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7980,{"$nulls":3},"The SYmbian Foundation doesn't have the license to update devices that use this operating system. It would be up to the manufacturers to do so.","2010-06-14T16:46:28","2010-06-14T16:46:28","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5916,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","Allow phone to function as a Bluetooth keyboard/input device","Turn your phone into a remote control or portable writing/pointing device for another device or PC that accepts Bluetooth interface devices.","2010-02-25T05:36:07","2010-02-26T10:39:04","Lorin",0,57.56,"Done!",2,1]
[null,5924,{"$nulls":3},"This is the 3rd time this idea has been posted, please close and help support/refine the original http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=5317","2010-02-25T11:15:13","2010-02-25T11:15:12","cowboycoder",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,6684,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","Regional specific symbian groups/teams","symbian foundation should make region specific groups/teams of 4 members to engage more user interaction and help organise bootcamps to promote development on symbian platform. being regional, these teams can better intract with the local community and will be better versed with the local demand. although, code camps are also organised by forum nokia, but having a dedicated team would prove more fruitful. later the team can also start a regional symbian ambassadors program.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nplease share your thoughts on this idea and how can we make symbian grow :)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-22T06:19:28","2010-03-22T06:19:28","anirudh",0,0,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,1053,"Symbian Foundation","Improve the running of Symbian","Nokia employee phone directory","I feel the need for a Nokia employee phone directory to be made available for us. Atleast for a short while.\n\n\n\n\nI dont know how many are trying to reach people at Nokia, but I think it would be quite useful for anyone who needs to.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-06-12T11:22:32","2010-01-27T12:08:27","adetaylor",0,8.25,"Done!",1,11]
[null,1060,{"$nulls":3},"Hmm, sounds like a good idea, within the Foundation, but what about opening it up to Nokia + people from any other member organisation that wishes to have members listed?","2009-06-12T12:41:20","2009-06-12T12:46:13","vmlemon",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1061,{"$nulls":3},"I am  not a Nokia employee, but strongly feel against availability of their phone directory. In my opinion its unfair to ask a company to expose their employee contacts available this way. For any support system wherever needed, there could be proper channels through which one could contact the right person.","2009-06-12T12:44:35","2009-06-12T15:24:25","NeilBhasme",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1063,{"$nulls":3},"Any reason why you would not contact them through email?","2009-06-12T12:49:21","2009-06-12T13:59:07","david.caabeiro",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1078,{"$nulls":3},"If external contributors aren&apos;t responding adequately, the Right Thing To Do is to raise it publicly, and then the community can pick up the slack.  Absolutely the Wrong Thing To Do is to take advantage of some special relationship between Symbian and Nokia.","2009-06-15T10:45:09","2009-06-15T10:45:09","craigh",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,1083,{"$nulls":3},"The Symbian Foundation doesn&apos;t have to right to publish Nokia staff phone numbers, even if it has them.  This idea should be closed IMO.","2009-06-15T13:02:31","2009-06-15T14:11:19","markw",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1090,{"$nulls":3},"I vote against - if Nokia people don&apos;t reply to email and you can&apos;t find anyone else to give you their phone number, then you are no worse off than the rest of the real world.","2009-06-15T16:30:44","2009-06-15T16:30:44","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2589,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","SMS Forwarding Via Bluetooth on Symbian OS","I want to forward my SMS to my friend sitting next to me and I don&#39;t want to spend money for that. [for that I have to open that SMS and select Forward and then Copy the content to new Note - and then send the note to my friend sitting next to me via Bluetooth Huff....-- to much of work]-As i have Bluetooth enable Symbian Device - Why can&#39;t I forward it via Bluetooth as my friend is sitting next to me with his bluetooth enabled device.\n\n&quot;Have you ever tried forwarding your Inbox SMS to friend sitting nearby via Bluetooth.&quot;\n\n-My Idea is simple, add Bluetooth forwarding option at Messaging Section. ","2009-11-15T14:02:23","2010-09-16T09:31:31","s60betalabs",0,91.53,"Expert review",33,2]
[null,2608,{"$nulls":3},"Open NOTES&gt;&gt;\ncreate New Note&gt;&gt;\ntype the message you want to send&gt;&gt;\nsave&gt;&gt; Options&gt;&gt; send&gt;&gt; via bluetooth.\n\nits a bit slower than sending via messages app natively, but this method works 100%, i use it all the time with my 5800 and it works with any other phone which can read txt files!","2009-11-16T10:09:33","2009-11-16T10:09:33","RageTek",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2610,{"$nulls":3},"Making the standard &quot;SendAs&quot; option available in the SMS menu isn&#39;t a bad idea (though it might be better to call it &quot;Forward As&quot;) though that does also serve to add more clicks for users who want to just forward the message as an SMS (by far the most common option) which isn&#39;t such a good idea.\n\nSo I guess this is a trade-off of simplicity vs functionality - therefore I&#39;m not going to vote either way.","2009-11-16T10:27:38","2009-11-16T10:27:38","tomp",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2611,{"$nulls":3},"What you&#39;re describing is basically a variation of least-cost routing based on available contact information (you could save a BT device address for you&#39;re friend in his contact entry, and the device could search for that device before falling back to SMS (or another IP based transport) There is already an idea posted here for that, so this could easily be an extension of it.\n\nOne point I will make, is that while I think it&#39;s an interesting idea, I have to wonder if it&#39;s over complicating the situation. What you really want, is a simple chat service over BT. IIRC one of the old Symbian examples did exactly this, so maybe that&#39;s all that is needed here.\n\nAside from that, I&#39;m all for improving the messaging system, both available transports and the user interaction - if you&#39;re close enough to BT the message, then it&#39;s more likely to be a real time conversation than a message/response conversation, in which case a chat model is more intuitive than the inbox model.\n","2009-11-16T10:59:28","2009-11-16T10:59:28","cowboycoder",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,2620,{"$nulls":3},"I have Updated my Idea -- Its not &#39;Sending&#39; its &#39;Forwarding&#39; the Message which I have already in my Msg Inbox.","2009-11-16T13:37:16","2009-11-16T13:37:16","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2621,{"$nulls":3},"Though simple, good idea infact! \n\nSupport it :-)","2009-11-16T13:47:43","2009-12-25T13:00:24","djain1989",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3297,{"$nulls":3},"I would have needed and opportunity to forward SMS as an email for few times. And also vice versa.","2009-12-09T10:37:00","2010-01-20T13:24:50","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7918,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing back for community Vote!","2010-06-07T09:56:52","2010-06-07T09:56:51","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3869,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","Later Syncronization List","The main idea is to create a list of things to synchronizate like status, pictures and files with twitter, ovi, picasa, facebook and etc, when an internet connection is avaible.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nHere in Brazil, theres not much people who may use 3G because it stills expensive, so Wi-fi is most used, but not avaible everywhere.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI believe that it's better than \"hey! Theres a wi-fi connection here! I gonna spend a lot of my time sending everything I'd llike to share during my day\".\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSorry by my bad english and if i couldn't express myself so well.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThanks","2009-12-23T14:44:57","2010-08-05T08:20:54","mikhas",0,100,"Closed",2,0]
[null,3870,{"$nulls":3},"I get your idea perfectly. You want to be able to schedule the sync - but for when/what conditions? I guess you could say - 'when a wifi connection is available'. It could pop up a message to let you know it's syncing and so on. Also, it should have a good pause and resume, so if you wander away from the AP and come back later it should complete the sync.","2009-12-23T15:40:59","2009-12-23T15:40:59","brendand",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3872,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Mikhail,\n\n\n\n\nYour English is fine.....The situation which you describe is an issue in some areas of the USA, but, I am thinking that many places in the world would benefit from this idea too.  Could some more people please discuss this as country-specific need.  It would be nice to have some USA feedback too, as I live where connections are good, but, now that I think of it, I have lost signal in mountains, and travelling to more obscure places in USA.....You may have shown us a nice improvement and convenience.....Thanks!","2009-12-23T16:19:40","2009-12-23T16:19:40","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3877,{"$nulls":3},"Brendan,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI think that the app should have multiple ways to configure how and when the synchronizarion should happen like:\n\n\n\nIf I have an 3G connection, the app may sync anytime;\nI don't have 3G, but I have Wi-fi at home, so I want the app to sync when it detects a wi-fi connection or only when its my home wlan;\nOr, manually.\n\n\n\nThank you guys for support,","2009-12-23T23:56:34","2009-12-23T23:56:34","mikhas",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5661,"Mobile applications",null,"Make an &quot;Awesome App&quot;","Awesome App would be awesome because:\n\n\n\n\nIt would monitor all parameters like your position, available connections, time, date, day in week, battery status, which profile is selected, call log, messages, social networking statuses etc. And it would let you customize behaving of your phone to the maximum limits. With all data which is collected you could customize your phone to for example:\n\n\n\n\n- Automatically change your profile to Silent when you're close to your School or for ex. when it detects your job's WLAN (and you could set that only for working days).\n\n\n\n\n- Automatically change profile and connection from 3G to home WLAN when you're home (information is collected from gps, wlan available connections, or even date and time).\n\n\n\n\n-Automatically change themes, ringtones, profiles, wallpapers, screen brightness, social networking status etc. or even run or close apps and change settings based on collected data.\n\n\n\n\n-Automatically warns you on whatever you want: location, battery status, your selected friend new status etc.\n\n\n\n\nAnd so on. This app would be the most customizing app ever, and it would save you a lot of time and it would do things for you so you don't even have to think about a lot of stuff that isn't important - think more about something nice like your family and friends :). You wouldn't have to worry about things you shouldn't. Like: did i silenced my phone?\n\n\n\n\nI know that it would be a massive job creating this app, but it would raise mobile phone experience to another level.","2010-02-18T15:08:33","2010-02-18T15:08:33","kopte3",0,100,"Voting and discussion",7,0]
[null,5915,{"$nulls":3},"There is also something called \"marco polo\" for OSX that does something similar, you REALLY should have named this idea better, it's too generic.. scrap it and create a new idea with a proper title?","2010-02-25T05:29:18","2010-02-25T05:29:18","Lorin",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5789,{"$nulls":3},"Locale is an app for Android phones that does something similar. It relies on user-created 'Situations' though, that trigger certain 'conditions'. I.e., when I arrive at work, it changes my ringtone, background photo, updates my Gtalk status, and a host of other options.\n\n\n\n\nIt's also pluggable, so that you download the core Locale, but then other developers can develop their own plugins. One such plugin allows you to set an action triggered by plugging in your headphones (such as launching the Music Player or Last.FM application)","2010-02-21T16:24:01","2010-02-21T16:24:01","symbianguru",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6886,{"$nulls":3},"How similar is this to Nokia Bots that was just released on the Nokia Beta Labs?","2010-04-01T18:17:05","2010-08-04T19:08:05","symbianguru",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8685,{"$nulls":3},"I also think that you should change your title to get more attention and voting. You may want to make it more decriptive. People will read and comment on the feasibility of this and that would be great. Good luck.","2010-08-04T20:09:13","2010-08-06T01:15:13","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5150,"Mobile functionality","Developer stuff","Simple framework to make advanced application","There are many (even freeware) frameworks where people can build native code for other mobile operating systems using simple languages (even similar to HTML, CSS and JavaScript).\n\n\n\n\nSymbian need more applications and simple frameworks can give it.","2010-02-04T08:51:16","2010-02-04T08:51:16","harston",0,100,"Voting and discussion",5,0]
[null,5179,{"$nulls":3},"Do you mean things like PhoneGap?  That already works on Symbian (although via Sony Ericsson site, not PhoneGap site...) - it's just a JavaScript wrapper for Web Runtime APIs, because that's already more powerful than what you can do with PhoneGap.  If you don't mean things like PhoneGap then can you post some links to examples of what you do mean?\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-04T16:17:30","2010-02-04T16:17:30","markw",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5184,{"$nulls":3},"To the best of my knowledge you can use widget type of programming to access System Resources and hardwares. IN widget type of programming you can use your simple web knowledge to create them . Just check it out how in Forum Nokia. http://wiki.forum.nokia.com/index.php/Category:Web_Runtime_(WRT)","2010-02-04T17:16:42","2010-02-04T17:20:59","apache",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5214,{"$nulls":3},"I don't know PhoneGap, but i'm thinking about something like Appacelerator Titanium - it can make native code, but using such tools you can't use all features provided by your phone. Making SDK/Framework where you can use visual box'es (building GUI) and simple language to make actions avaliable in Symbian OS will be good think, because many people without knowledge of C++ can build small applications.","2010-02-05T08:24:05","2010-02-06T02:11:29","harston",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5257,{"$nulls":3},"I would like to see Symbian foundation implement a Microsoft .Net micro framework into the OS (currenty commercial possible). So that .net micro applications can run on Symbian. For the people who hate C++ or Java.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThe beauty of other phone OS's (ie iphone) is their simple app developing frameworks.","2010-02-06T02:27:23","2010-02-06T02:27:23","jeremychild",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5918,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Serve streaming audio from phone via Wifi/3G","Would love to be able to use my phone as a wireless microphone (if low enough latency/delay) or a music streamer. Ever since FM radio output was no longer a feature, newer options should become available. Being able to have a simple \"internet radio\" stream output feature would be great in a variety of situations.\n\n\n\n\nIf multiple clients need to connect an external relay could always be setup so bandwidth requirements should be pretty trivial (hopefully).","2010-02-25T05:41:25","2010-02-25T05:41:25","Lorin",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,6942,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","Profiles option for &quot;Keyboard only tones&quot;","I propose that Symbian add an option in Profiles called something like \"Keyboard/Keypad tones\" and rename the current \"Keypad tones\" to \"Key tones\" since that better describes what it really affects.\n\n\n\n\nKeyboard tones would allow users to control the keyboard or keypad only on the device, while retaining the same sound level settings currently seen (level 1, 2, 3). So if a user likes to hear a sound when they're typing only, they can do that, and have all other key tones turned off.\n\n\n\n\nIt's just a way to give users more control over their devices and customize them to better fit their wants and needs.","2010-04-05T12:46:57","2010-06-20T20:33:17","NseriesFreak7",0,100,"Voting and discussion",3,0]
[null,8734,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Porting of  Android UI on top of symbian OS","Symbian OS is by far best OS design for low power hand held devices and no doubt that with the strong support from Google Android is choice of future UI . So why not combine symbian OS with Android UI to give world best solution for hand held devices","2010-08-09T05:38:51","2010-08-09T05:39:54","tapana",0,34.56,"Voting and discussion",1,3]
[null,3103,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Keep my purchased games and apps when upgrading mobiles","I would like to be able to keep games(n-gage) and applications (various types) which I have already paid for, and transfer them to a newer symbian device. I have N95 8Gb, and E71, but if I buy a new device,I am afraid that I will loose some great games and apps, or my devices will become portable game player and I do not want to carry more than one device.  Any help here would be appreciated :)!","2009-12-02T12:25:24","2010-01-26T18:23:50","ginau",0,99.56,"Expert review",75,1]
[null,4879,{"$nulls":3},"Hey Susana, what do we do to get this to the next level?  it is way beyond 30 votes, has the community support, and seems popular.","2010-01-26T06:30:34","2010-01-26T06:30:34","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3104,{"$nulls":3},"Maybe have an application and/or device exchange program. Where device owners can &quot;cash in&quot; paid for APPs or devices and upgrade.","2009-12-02T14:14:23","2009-12-02T14:14:23","ginau",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3106,{"$nulls":3},"Good Idea... We all upgrade to new devices , as Nokia keep us buying ...Lol","2009-12-02T14:36:52","2010-05-25T05:19:40","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4386,{"$nulls":3},"This finally has almost 40 votes.....That is awesome! ","2010-01-13T19:10:00","2010-01-13T19:10:00","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3364,{"$nulls":3},"This is good for consumers. \n\n\n\n\nGood for Phone manufacturers as well because consumers won't halt from buying new phone.  \n\n\n\n\nBut I believe this not so good for developers.","2009-12-11T08:13:40","2009-12-11T17:20:45","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3881,{"$nulls":3},"YIPPPIIIEEEE!!!!!!  \n\n\n\n\nOh, please one more vote and at the very least.....We all get a credit for \"lifetime licenses\" and monies lost to a \"black hole\".....At best, it creates jobs and development work for bridging the gap for legacy device applications and cogent development of a truelly free and Open Applications..........","2009-12-24T01:16:06","2009-12-24T01:16:05","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3123,{"$nulls":3},"I'll support this idea, but would prefer a method more like this:\n\nA default and non-end-user editable contact is added to the address book called \"Application Licenses\"\nWhen a person purchases or registers content, the Note that is appended to the contact contains the date of purchase, date of registration, application name, and serial number (locked to IMEI and/or SIM ID)\nPerson moves to new device and restores address book from SIM, PC Suite, or online service\nWhen they reinstall the application, the application asks to look at the \"Application Licenses Contact\" to register/verifiy the app\nPerson has new device, and registered apps\n\n\nI propose it this way since the data file that makes up the Application Manager is rarely updated by users, but contacts are almost always backed up to SIM/PC/online. The fact that this isn't a contact that the user can edit means that in order to edit the file, the user has to be extra heady (breaking device/carrier terms of use and probably the Application Licenses Contact's file fidelity).\n\n\n\nSide benefit of this route is that it gives an incentive towards teaching people to backup their content since now not only will they lose contacts, but the value of those applications are now tied to them making sure they have a backup handy.","2009-12-02T21:57:15","2009-12-03T00:31:18","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3931,{"$nulls":3},"Thank you all one this one and keep on supporting, so we can get a SF Champion to take on the project.......  It is nice that the COMMUNITY is having a WIN/WIN proposal.....This one is something to fight for as it is more money for developers, developing and less money lost to non-transferable \"lifetime licences....\"","2009-12-25T16:53:40","2009-12-25T16:53:40","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5723,{"$nulls":3},"I will put this one back up front.  Susana, it has 45 votes now and I hope more.  Will this see a technical leader soon?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThe community has shown high interest.","2010-02-19T08:34:39","2010-02-19T08:34:38","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3942,{"$nulls":3},"your dream have came dude! yesterday, i broke my n97, and i after i repair it, nothing has gone from my cell phone, all the games, musics, photos, and applications are still there, except contacts, i don't know if that could happen in your country, but in my country, it does! i live in indonesia","2009-12-26T16:05:46","2009-12-26T23:37:48","ramadhikavebryto",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3451,{"$nulls":3},"The idea is a must :) :D\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSiraj\n\n\n\n\nwww.sirajsoft.com","2009-12-14T09:33:45","2009-12-15T01:18:04","apache",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3200,{"$nulls":3},"The main issue here is the new phone may require a different version to operate in optimal quality. Maybe an ability to run old apps in a new phone in a known old emulated environment would help. As new phones have new hardware and new physical user interfaces it is near impossible to ensure an old app will port over nicely. And what impression would that give a less informed user of the phone or symbian? &#39;but it worked fine on my old phone&#39;","2009-12-05T11:20:59","2010-10-11T17:56:02","gsmitheidw",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3203,{"$nulls":3},"I to think it&#39;s SHOCKING that I pay good money for an Application, say for example Psiloc stuff, then after three months, and my usual phone upgrade, I have to buy the App all over again.\n\nThis happens every three months, even though I pay for a LIFETIME Licence.\n\nNot really very Lifetime, if it is tied to the one single device, and us die-hard users, the best customers as it were, change phones every three months.\n\nRip off.\n\n#FAIL","2009-12-05T11:55:12","2009-12-07T09:03:36","shadamehr",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,3773,{"$nulls":3}," Three more votes and this one will make all of us benefit!  Thank you and please see thread for the MANY&nbsp;ADVANTAGES! Thanks............. ","2009-12-21T14:07:02","2009-12-21T14:07:02","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3296,{"$nulls":3},"Hello everyone, This IDEA is doing well, but, if you want a way to keep &quot;lifetime licenses&quot;, even when you upgrade your device, than please vote so this can become implemented.  It will save many of us a lot of headache and money.  Also, please refine the process development and the technical implementation of this IDEA. I would love to see some more refinements from technical expertise on how to protect the license integrity and make sure that SF is not being &quot;tricked&quot;.  Thanks!","2009-12-09T01:45:10","2009-12-09T01:45:10","ginau",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3576,{"$nulls":3},"It's good to see that this thread is still going - but if any of you have not actually \"voted\" for this yet, can you please do so, so that we have maximum impact on shaping developments, and putting an end to this \"rip-off\" culture of having to constantly keep re-paying for already bought applications and content, whenever we upgrade our phone, or replace it due to failure/damage etc.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThanks all.","2009-12-15T21:33:50","2010-05-25T05:21:49","shadamehr",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5151,"Symbian Foundation",null,"Time to drop the &quot;^&quot;?","I've started seeing various articles on the web such as http://www.reghardware.co.uk/2010/02/02/nokia_symbian_roadmap/ and they all drop the caret \"^\" symbol when they write about Symbian.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSo, why not just make things simpler and drop it altogether?","2010-02-04T10:25:37","2010-02-04T10:25:36","a.sliced.banjo",0,52.15,"Voting and discussion",7,3]
[null,5193,{"$nulls":3},"Yeah, it's pointless. Symbian 2, Symbian 3 etc. would be better.","2010-02-04T18:51:11","2010-02-04T18:51:11","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5196,{"$nulls":3},"Well I think its what they've \"just\" come up with, so I don't think that they're willing to change. Now would be the time, though as no products have yet been launched with any of the \"new\" Symbians.","2010-02-04T19:41:45","2010-02-04T19:41:45","cpeake",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5201,{"$nulls":3},"They drop it because they are usually not looking to use the sup tag around the number to make it a superscript item. There's not really much of a need to drop something because people who are writing about your product aren't taking advantage of their composer's entire character set (speaking as one who uses the carat way too often in pieces I write).\n\n\n\n\nSymbian1 Symbian2 Symbian3 - ain't that hard right?\n\n\n\n\n*I guess it is that hard. The CMS here just stripped the tags off my item. That ain't cool.","2010-02-04T20:17:49","2010-02-04T20:20:08","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5663,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Smile and Face detection in camera","I don't think this is much to ask for, but smile and face detection is a must have in camera!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSamsung has it, why not on my Nokia N97?","2010-02-18T15:13:12","2010-03-01T17:03:18","saghard",0,100,"Done!",9,0]
[null,5666,{"$nulls":3},"This idea is similar to the one posted before here, are you requesting different functionality or should we merge your idea with the existing?","2010-02-18T15:18:45","2010-02-18T15:39:52","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5811,{"$nulls":3},"As Antoine has already pointed out, your idea is similar to this idea http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=5319 please can you post your idea as a refinement so that we can close your idea to avoid duplicates (This will happen in 1 week).  You will see that the other idea is at almost 30 votes.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThanks\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-22T12:02:16","2010-03-01T17:02:25","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5919,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Adaptive Navigation for appointments","My idea is that the software will at times watch for traffic conditions on route to upcoming appointments and automatically re route before you set off.\n\n\n\n\nIt would also be advantageous if it would adjust to the travel time needed and the alarm for the appointment sound earlier if need be.","2010-02-25T07:04:25","2010-02-25T07:04:25","brentrobinson",0,100,"Voting and discussion",7,0]
[null,6943,"Mobile applications",null,"Artificial Inteligent Self Talking Application ","Hi Everyone,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI am sharing my dream idea for an  amazing application for symbian platform. As we know almost everyone  carries a mobile device now a days but this also is no hidden truth that  when mobile phones came into existance,there only aim was to provide a  portable means to talk. So there can be a situation,when the owner of  the phone has a device to talk but he/she has no one to talk,no known  one to call at some point of time.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSo here strikes my  idea!!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWhy not build an application which will make use  of front camera of our 3g symbian devices to capture the owner's  gestures,his behavior and his mood and as we know mobile devices have an  inbuilt system which produces voice output by saying names when a  caller calls and other stuff,which will help in order to make the  application virtually be able to talk.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nso why not an  artificial TALKER so that phone owner can rely on its phone even if  he/she does not have any one to talk.\n\n\n\n\nSimply by starting the  application he/she can record his gestures or one can have inbuilt voice  recorder application to record the tone of voice.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\ni  know language barriers can be a hindrance in order to identify the kind  of words they pronounce but one can start with English and also one can  provide country specific languages with the help of GPS by using online  help.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-04-05T18:22:56","2010-04-06T15:06:31","TarunDhawan",0,36.83,"Voting and discussion",1,1]
[null,6949,{"$nulls":3},"I do not fully understand what you would like.  Could you please explain what we would use this for and if you know how to implement it, it would be helpful.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThis may be something interesting.  I would love to hear more.","2010-04-05T22:25:15","2010-04-05T22:25:15","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6960,{"$nulls":3},"Heya Gu Smith,\n\n\n\n\nthanks for appreciating my idea.\n\n\n\n\nBTW i have modified the above idea so do consider it again\n\n\n\n\nand if u can provide any inputs to this it would be gratly appreciated.\n\n\nCheers! Tarun,India","2010-04-06T15:09:34","2010-04-06T15:09:34","TarunDhawan",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6968,{"$nulls":3},"I am not sure if I fully understand you proposal, however, I do like  the idea of gesture reading and interpretation.  This would be fabulous  for disabled people who do not have, or can not use hands or fingers for  mobile use.\n\n\n\n\nIt would be nice to read their gestures and to interpret so they can use Symbian mobiles and have a better quality of life and be more independent.\n\n\n\n\nI vote for this as an accessibility tool.","2010-04-06T18:50:02","2010-04-07T18:10:26","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6971,{"$nulls":3},"I know one app that can work some how in your funda.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nNokia Feel - this app is still in beta and your suggestion would be good for Nokia Betalabs folks.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nhttp://betalabs.nokia.com/apps/nokia-feel \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\"Most devices today are very rational to use. They offer a solution based on a need, when you know what you want to do. Nokia Feel helps you discover what you can do with your device in a more spontaneous way. When you tell it how you feel, the application suggests a few things you could do. In this way, discovering the capabilities of your device can be emotional, surprising, and fun.\"","2010-04-06T19:58:49","2010-04-07T17:58:45","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6992,{"$nulls":3},"I don't really understand what value this would bring to people.  You talk to someone virtual about random things? other than a person who is lonely, who else would use this? or what else could this be used for? you say a topic and it explains it to you? hmm","2010-04-07T21:17:41","2010-04-07T21:17:40","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7008,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Susana Posada ,\n\n\n\n\n                                I would like to clear your doubt regarding this app.I do admit that this wud be of gr8 help to those who r lonely,who r disabled or who r introvert people.But it can also be fun using this app in day to day life.\n\n\n\n\nSuppose u r confused and u want help,Here comes this app into real workin u can ask,can have its views and everything.\n\n\n\n\nThere by u have a virtual friend everytime u go anywhere.\n\n\n\n\nIts jst like u r having a PET in ur Phn.\n\n\n\n\n               Cheers,\n\n\n\n\n                Tarun\n\n\n\n\n_Every Help Is Countable_\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-04-08T20:06:50","2010-04-08T20:06:50","TarunDhawan",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7016,{"$nulls":3},"Ok, well now that this has been explained more fully.  It is very  similair to a prvious post regarding using artificial intelligence in  this way.\n\n\n\n\nSo, first, we closed that other IDEA.  The reason is  that the AI is a mess and very detached  from a mainframe (or PC)  perspective and until they get that technology figured out, it does not  make sense to go to a mobile platform. \n\n\n\n\nThis IDEAs was posted  previously by Lawrence Law and is a good IDEA #3197 , but now that I  understand what you are looking for better, I think that this has already been submitted and it is a little problem still.\n\n\n\n\nSince this IDEA was already submitted, we would like to place it as a  refinement to Lawrence Laws IDEA #3197 and put put the IDEA in the category of \"For  future thought\", as like I said, the AI is not good enough yet to go go  mobile....So day this is gonna be really a great feature.","2010-04-09T16:34:13","2010-04-09T16:34:13","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9247,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Personal Categories","This idea is a root idea for all members that can post their recommended ideas in various categories. No one need to be vote this ideas because it is a self category channel for others. Whoever want to see the recommended by other members can come in here to links to other ideas.","2010-09-01T20:56:12","2010-09-01T20:56:12","lawrence27",0,48.96,"Voting and discussion",3,6]
[null,9494,{"$nulls":3},"There are 27 comments, 26 which belong to Lawrence Law. Lawrence please follow our advice and make small, concise thoughts for ideas. If they are good the community will provide feedback. You are currently at 255 views and 2 votes. There are no other comments except by moderators and we are trying to help you. The community is looking, seeing your long post and a good idea (and I am not saying this is good or bad) may be overlooked because is a long string by ONLY YOU. How about you simply state your purpose and delete some of the 26 comments as they add little to no value to your idea.","2010-09-15T16:28:08","2010-09-15T16:28:08","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9248,{"$nulls":3},"Category    : User Interface (UI)\nDescription : Any ideas involved Home Screen, Menu Style, App Switching, etc.","2010-09-01T20:59:17","2010-09-24T00:28:55","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9249,{"$nulls":3},"Category    : Community\n Description : Any ideas involved human to human interaction, get closer each others, communication, Interactive, team works, etc.","2010-09-01T21:00:46","2010-10-04T15:35:06","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9250,{"$nulls":3},"Category    : Technology\n Description : Any ideas involved new standards, new hardware support, new Technology gadget, etc.","2010-09-01T21:03:05","2010-09-15T22:28:06","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9251,{"$nulls":3},"Category    : Entertainment\n Description : Any ideas involved streaming like video, music, game, etc.","2010-09-01T21:04:19","2010-09-15T22:30:56","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9252,{"$nulls":3},"Category    : Efficiency\n Description : Any ideas involved better approach to effectively performed task needed like Planning, Study, Meeting, Management, etc.","2010-09-01T21:07:01","2010-09-15T22:31:23","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9253,{"$nulls":3},"Category    : Camera\n Description : Any ideas involved camera before, during and after taking picture or video like feature to improve photo quality, Photo touch up, etc.","2010-09-01T21:09:15","2010-09-15T22:31:50","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9254,{"$nulls":3},"Category    : Event\n Description : Any ideas involved event, task, to do, reminder, calendar based, or etc.","2010-09-01T21:11:09","2010-09-15T22:32:17","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9255,{"$nulls":3},"Category    : Location\n Description : Any ideas involved location related, GPS features, map related, etc.","2010-09-01T21:12:21","2010-09-15T22:32:42","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9256,{"$nulls":3},"Category    : Internet\n Description : Any ideas involved browser, internet access, web standards, flash, or etc.","2010-09-01T21:13:27","2010-09-15T22:33:12","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9257,{"$nulls":3},"Category    : Development\n Description : Any ideas involved software development for mobile phone related to OS, Symbian Foundation (SF), App, tools, etc.","2010-09-01T21:15:57","2010-09-15T22:33:35","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9258,{"$nulls":3},"Category    : Interesting\n Description : Any ideas involved features or functionality which is impressed, handle special situations, etc.","2010-09-01T21:18:17","2010-09-15T22:34:05","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9259,{"$nulls":3},"Category    : ideas.symbian.org\n Description : Any ideas involved of improving this site, other related to Symbian, etc.","2010-09-01T21:20:55","2010-09-02T01:11:03","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9268,{"$nulls":3},"Category    : Accessibility\nDescription : Any ideas involved accessibility or able to help someone lack of ability for any reason, etc.","2010-09-02T01:17:22","2010-09-15T22:34:32","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9279,{"$nulls":3},"Lawrence, \n\n\n\n\nCan you please put all your comments under your main idea so that it is clearly visible and not in comment form. \n\n\n\n\nThanks\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSusana","2010-09-02T12:06:29","2010-09-02T12:13:18","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3616,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","I Need a Media Center on Symbian rather than Gallery ","My Idea is Simple , I need a Media Center on Symbian OS, Just like we have on Microsoft Windows 7 Home , It must contain all of Media like Music , Videos, Photos, Streaming Links and Live TV, but Interface must be New not like Old Gallery . Media Center must be more Interactive and have new type of GUI.","2009-12-16T16:51:55","2010-01-24T17:59:47","s60betalabs",0,100,"Expert review",44,1]
[null,3623,{"$nulls":3},"Great idea, I personally imagine a media center like the one present in the last UIQ3 Sony Ericsson phones (G900, W960), but it may be too customized, using Sony's XMB. Idea to develop, that's a good one!","2009-12-16T21:15:21","2009-12-16T21:15:21","jeanclod",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,6712,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing back this Idea - I think Media Center would be great add on to Symbian Devices. ","2010-03-23T06:55:16","2010-03-23T06:55:16","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4436,{"$nulls":3},"There IS a media center of sorts (Gallery). Still, I agree with you, multimedia handling in Symbian is very limited.","2010-01-14T21:07:26","2010-01-20T13:11:38","rrss",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3981,{"$nulls":3},"I like to have it ..! - but with some new visual effects////!","2009-12-28T04:40:54","2010-01-03T10:03:22","tahmeedans",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4779,{"$nulls":3},"So you're going for something like on Maemo 5, where it's all under one roof (Media), but you want it more dressy?\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-23T18:28:51","2010-02-13T02:57:55","NseriesFreak7",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4095,{"$nulls":3},"But I already have a favorite separate applications for each media type.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n1. photobrowser for viewing images (best of the best!)\n\n\n\n\n2. powerMP3 for music (the only one that can physically delete ugly songs I grouped in a playlist)\n\n\n\n\n3. Coreplayer for videos (plays almost all format)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIf that media center can atleast level all-of-the-above then I may welcome it.","2010-01-04T08:12:47","2010-01-04T08:14:18","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5664,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","Twitter Auto-Share","A trending topic on Twitter is #NowPlaying, which is essentially people telling other people what songs they are listening to. Wouldn't it be much easier to just integrate this into the Music Application, where you can choose how often it auto-shares and it autoshares with the #NowPlaying hashtag. \n\n\n\n\nAlso you could Auto-Share other things, such as location (Much like Latitude) and even high-scores on games. This would be great as it means you wouldn't have to type every time you want to tweet and you can just post automatically and get on with that thing your tweeting about. ","2010-02-18T15:16:26","2010-08-05T08:21:58","Jordanaous",0,55.39,"Closed",2,1]
[null,5667,{"$nulls":3},"From a technical point of view, this is what you are looking for: the Social Mobile Framework that's been added to the Symbian^3 source (via Blog.Symbian). As such, its coming.","2010-02-18T15:22:02","2010-02-18T15:22:27","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},3,0]
[null,5920,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Adaptive Profiles depending on location","The handset profiles will automatically change depending on GPS location.\n\n\n\n\nFor example,\n\n\n\n\nPhone will be at Home and the profile will be on normal tone with vibrate, wifi will be on\n\n\n\n\nPhone will be at work and the profile will operate on silent tone with vibrate and notifications lights on.\n\n\n\n\nPhone will be at movie theatre and phone will be silent tone with vibrate on and notification lights off\n\n\n\n\nPhone will be moving faster than 20 km p/h Phone will turn BT on and ringtone will be on normal, text alerts will not sound.","2010-02-25T07:13:13","2010-10-14T10:23:45","brentrobinson",0,100,"Expert review",37,0]
[null,10263,{"$nulls":3},"Expert Review status, excellent.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI look forward to seeing how this progresses","2010-10-14T21:47:56","2010-10-14T21:47:56","brentrobinson",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10131,{"$nulls":3},"It may look at the position using BTS","2010-10-11T21:10:07","2010-10-11T21:10:07","nitrous18",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6070,{"$nulls":3},"There is as Symbian App Advanced call manager from third party that do the same thing - But it uses your GSM Location Id Instead of GPS - \n\n\n\n\nAnd in my Option using GPS location in this option is a bad idea - because you have to be in specific point to trigger the profile &amp; have to turn On the GPS every time. ","2010-03-01T06:20:49","2010-03-01T06:20:48","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10177,{"$nulls":3},"Great idea!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-12T19:07:28","2010-10-12T19:07:28","CarloseIbanez",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10219,{"$nulls":3},"There are many ideas like this, that have min. 30 votes but are still not in \"expert view\". Before they vanish tomorrow when the system is changed, I bring them back to top, hoping, that they will get \"expert-view\"-status in time, before they vanish.","2010-10-14T10:06:56","2010-10-14T10:06:56","Tim.Linde",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3617,"Mobile applications",null,"Craigslist app for Symbian","It would be great to have a Symbian app to access Craigslist. There are several good ones for other smartphone platforms that are a significant improvement over the browser experience.","2009-12-16T17:42:42","2010-06-14T20:39:13","jaisimha",0,100,"Closed",5,0]
[null,5921,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Wake when called","I always tend to keep my phone at a distance at night while sleeping. All those signal waves are scary ... I would love to have my phone in a 'sleep mode' (weak receive only mode?) that can be woken up if someone were to call me. I don't know much about the technology, but it just seems like a less radiation, more energy efficient scenario.\n\n\n\n\nIs this workable?","2010-02-25T07:22:56","2010-02-25T07:22:56","polarpal",0,26.11,"Voting and discussion",3,1]
[null,5922,{"$nulls":3},"This is pretty much how it works anyway.","2010-02-25T09:22:27","2010-02-25T09:22:27","cowboycoder",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,7713,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Making a mobile powerful enough to eliminate a PC","I am a passionate Symbian phone user. I am also looking at learning QT very soon to quench my thirst. I already know C, C++, &amp; a little bit of Symbian C++(its been a while since I used all of 'em though)...\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI have been working on mainframe for the past 4 years in two different organizations. To work on an MF one must connect to a server using telnet..etc\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWhile we have netbooks today that can do small tasks like these, why not we create a mobile phone powerful enough to run a Win7 Starter Edition or Win Xp home on top of the Symbian OS? We can have docks or wireless stuff for the phone that connects to an external monitor(via HDMI or traditional port) and a keyboard/mouse(Via USB) thus eliminating the need for a desktop PC. For wireless solutions we can think of something like intel's wireless display(a.k.a WiDi) and bluetooth connections for keyboard/mouse(makes sense isnt it?).\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWe have support teams/higher mgmt/corporates that are given laptops just to run mainframe from home or view some ms docs or connect to a citrix server, thats it - the actual s/m doesnt do much of a task, it connects to the cloud/remote. We have phones today that display gaming on large screens(N95, 5800.etc) why not make the phones more productive to handle Windows for basic tasks? Nokia already has a partnership with Microsoft, isnt it? On a second note, we also have a partnership with Intel, that makes the WiDi part easier for us.","2010-05-27T06:39:17","2010-05-27T06:39:17","thegadgetfreak",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,7714,{"$nulls":3},"For Photoshop? Video editing? Video conversion? Programming? These things need Powerful processors and BIG SCREENS.","2010-05-27T08:02:39","2010-05-28T18:37:31","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7969,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Have support for applications to automatically upload pictures to the &quot;cloud&quot;","In Windows Phone 7 the OS will automatically upload all your photos to Microsoft's \"cloud\" so you can access them on the web without having to manually select the upload of the photos.  I think the OS should support any application you authorize to automatically send your pictures to their server.","2010-06-14T03:06:11","2010-07-15T14:13:46","omer486",0,100,"Closed",1,1]
[null,7981,{"$nulls":3},"This already exists with the ShareOnline and pixelPipe services.","2010-06-14T16:48:04","2010-06-14T16:48:04","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7982,{"$nulls":3},"Can we close this idea now !","2010-06-14T17:34:32","2010-06-14T17:34:32","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8737,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Torrent P2P for Symbian","Torrent is the biggest media store of internet. We can download and share everything with torrent. Why we don't put it into Symbian phone? In fact, mobile phone, with 3g, wifi, fast 1Ghz chipset, 512 mb ram, and gigabyte memory, which can do it.","2010-08-09T11:21:51","2010-08-25T19:46:32","MyFanIsUUUU",0,25.75,"Closed",2,3]
[null,9059,{"$nulls":3},"I think it very useful !","2010-08-25T11:46:08","2010-08-25T11:46:08","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9078,{"$nulls":3}," SymTorrent for Symbian is already present :- http://www.symbian-freeware.com/download-symtorrent-for-s60-3rd-edition.html","2010-08-25T19:46:10","2010-08-25T19:46:10","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9761,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Camera Auto Exposure Bracketing for HDR Photos.","A simple feature that would be rather easy to implement is auto exposure bracketing for the camera.  This would be rather easy to implement as all that is required is the camera to take a sequence of photos with the current settings while automatically altering the exposure compensation function.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThis would allow a person to capture a set of images that can later be combined to create HDR images and ultimately unlock professional style photography on camera phones.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAnother idea might be the addition of extra output formats.  With the advent of affordable flash memory (16GB memory cards for example) do we still need to rely on JPEG compression?  Why not include other output formats such as RAW, DNG or even an option to use no JPEG compression at all?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWhile other suggestions have been made with regard to the camera, they mainly focus on adding 'novelty' features that are generally found in computer software post editing.  I say ignore novelty features, add functionality.","2010-09-30T10:10:31","2010-09-30T10:18:08","vim",0,100,"Voting and discussion",17,0]
[null,9807,{"$nulls":3},"i like the idea but cant agree with this being built in. I feel like this will only appeal to a niche group; the camera geeks. And to be honest i hate HDR because of the amateurs who use it. I've seen good ones but people seem to think HDR makes all pictures great and this would only spread to usage of HDR.\n\n\n\n\nI think this can be an official app that is free so people can add it on later if they feel like it or have it built into phones with superb cameras only.\n\n\n\n\nI also feel like auto-bracketing on a phone (assuming you will not have a tripod then) would lead to messed up pixel overlap, which would lead to alot of work to create the HDR.","2010-10-04T22:52:57","2010-10-04T22:52:57","eddieliang16",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8738,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Force exit !","In computer, when some program is crack and  \"lag\", we can force them exit (In windows, we use CTRL-ALT-DEL, in Linux, with distro use Gnome, they has a \"force exit\" in panel). With Symbian, sometime, some programs are lag but we can't exit it by hold \"menu\" and press \"C\" to quit. So i want when at this time, Symbian can show a dialog, which says: \"The program can't exit normally, would you like to force quit it?\"","2010-08-09T11:43:14","2010-08-09T11:43:14","MyFanIsUUUU",0,100,"Voting and discussion",17,0]
[null,9484,{"$nulls":3},"Duy, this is a community-based forum. Please either include your thoughts in your listing to begin with, or wait to comment on a community member's input.\n\n\n\n\nPosting by yourself multiple times makes it, well, your forum.\n\n\n\n\nA suggestion to get more attention and to be taken seriously is to post and let the community comment. Right now it looks like you are posting, then waiting, and reposting a thought to put your idea back in the front of the cue. This is a professional and creative forum.  Please do not post campaigning-type comments every week or so. It diminishes your credibility and clogs the site with just your ideas. So, rather than posting just for the sake of posting, feel free to use Twitter or other social media to campaign for your ideas.","2010-09-15T13:42:28","2010-09-15T13:44:49","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9234,{"$nulls":3},"If we can't quit a \"Lag\" application, maybe the phone will \"Lag\" too ! So Force Exit is necessary. ","2010-08-31T12:43:43","2010-09-03T10:02:16","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9515,{"$nulls":3},"There is a App called Handy Taskman : Which can Switch , Close, Kill any application or Close them all in one click.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nhttp://www.mobihand.com/227//product.asp?id=8334","2010-09-16T10:30:23","2010-09-17T14:27:17","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9005,{"$nulls":3},"I thinks it must have !","2010-08-24T12:06:12","2010-08-24T12:06:12","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2595,"Mobile applications",null,"Function &#39;Navigate to this contact&#39; ","I mean Navigation-Software, for examble OVI-Maps. Why can I select a contact, but when I want to navigate to this contact with OVI-Maps, I must select this contact in the OVI-application again. It should be exist a context-menu with this feature.","2009-11-15T14:49:52","2010-06-14T20:07:49","carafaja",0,100,"Closed",7,0]
[null,3619,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Help idea prioritisation with &quot;pairwise&quot; comparisons"," \n\n\n\n\nFor suggestions tagged to be in any given package allow signed-in users to specify which ones they would rather see worked on by pairwise comparison as described here :http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pairwise_comparison\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nBrief overview : the user is shown pairs of ideas for the same package and asked to chose which is more important with the winner receiving a higher ranking. This creates a much better method for ranking than looking at every suggesting and trying to pick out the most important from a big list.","2009-12-16T18:34:13","2009-12-16T18:34:13","dadurant",0,33.39,"Voting and discussion",1,1]
[null,3875,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Usefull Additions to Global Search","In current S60 Global Search, You type anything at the HomeScreen and it searches offline contents such as contacts, notes, messages, and media files and If there's no match it offers Internet Search--  But Sadly just Internet-Search and nothing else \n\n\n\n\nI suggest more options in addition to the lonesome Internet-Search.\n\n\n\n\nThis new list of option examples should depend on the type of string that you type:\n\n\n\n\n   a. Internet Search          (if you typed words)\n\n\n\n\n   b. continue as New SMS\n\n\n\n\n   c. continue as New Note\n\n\n\n\n   d. continue as new Task\n\n\n\n\n   e. save as new contact\n\n\n\n\n   f. define in dictionary\n\n\n\n\n   g. translate to specified language\n\n\n\n\n   h. wikipedia\n\n\n\n\n   i. calculate in calculator       ( if you typed numbers)\n\n\n\n\n   j. continue in spreadsheet\n\n\n\n\n   k. continue in converter\n\n\n\n\nThis idea allows you to immediately type almost anything you wanna do from the homescreen.\n\n\n\n\nIt can be: new SMS; new idea; webpage; numbers to compute; program shortcut; any file; anything!\n\n\n\n\nThe system will just provide you afterward the right program that relates to what you typed.\n\n\n\n\nThe important thing is you can type immediately what you think rather than look first for the program in the menus.","2009-12-23T17:52:55","2010-06-07T09:37:21","BoyBawang",0,49.38,"Closed",2,2]
[null,3882,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Boy Bawang,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI think that you already supported this under Lawrence Law idea http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=3176.....","2009-12-24T01:27:10","2010-01-29T18:37:00","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5054,{"$nulls":3},"So if i need to internet search a word, the quickest way would be to go to create message, type the word and select the option \" internet search\", great.\n\n\n\n\nSanjay Chetia","2010-01-30T04:22:13","2010-01-30T07:02:35","sanjaychetia",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4131,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","quickly dissable BACK-LIGHT AUTO-TURN-OFF  in the current app","It's annoying that backlight automatically turns off while I'm reading something or thinking what to write. But it's also important for saving battery so it should stay.\n\n\n\n\nMy suggestion:\n\n\n\n\n*  A quick option to let the backlight stay ON for the current app.\n\n\n\n\n*  That option should be accessible from every app possibly a settings-menu from the status bar.\n\n\n\n\n*  If you later close the app, backlight should resume to normal auto-off inorder to save battery incase we forget to toggle it back.\n\n\n\n\n*  The option can just extend backlight for say 10 minutes instead of forever because of the possibility of forgetting to toggle it back.","2010-01-05T08:58:42","2010-10-15T11:58:22","BoyBawang",0,93.66,"Expert review",30,1]
[null,4220,{"$nulls":3},"I support this idea - it is annoying that the display turn off while reading or thinking.\n\n\n\n\nI think that the user interface need to be very easy and intuitive in order to make this kind of feature useful. Here is my proposal:\n\n\n\n\n * A special application is started when ever it is time to power off display.\n\n\n\n\n * The application captures the screen image and starts dimming it. The end user will see that the system will turn off the display soon.\n\n\n\n\n * If the end user touches any key (or touch panel) while the special application is dimming the screen image, display power off will not be activated and display power off time is increased automatically.\n\n\n\n\n * When ever display is powered off, the display power off time is restored to its original value.\n\n\n\n\nI don't claim this is the best way to do this. I hope people will comment and improve my proposal:)","2010-01-08T07:29:23","2010-01-08T07:29:23","terhon",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4221,{"$nulls":3},"Thanks Terho,\n\n\n\n\nI got something from your idea about dimming the screen . I can tolerate a dim rather than total darkness.  I now suggest dimming as replacement to display-off; anyway I can any time turn-off the screen immediately by sliding the lock-key.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nMore refinement to my proposal:\n\n\n\n\nRequirements: Accelerometer, Ambient-light-sensor, Proximity sensor  (these are present in almost all devices)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n* If accelerometer detects even slight motion, it means we're probably using it so the screen should just dim instead of turning off.\n\n\n\n\n* if accelerometer doesn't detect motion, it means we probably put it on the table so the screen turns off after some duration.\n\n\n\n\n* if ambient-light-sensor sees darkness And Proximity-sensor feels close distance, it means the device is inside our pocket so screen turns off immediately.\n\n\n\n\n:EDIT\n\n\n\n\n* The priority rule: The screen should always auto turn-off after 10 minutes of no activity regardless of the above rules.  This will protect against circumstances where screen will ON forever. Atleast 10 minutes is not too annoying.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\ncheers!","2010-01-08T08:18:19","2010-01-09T08:28:53","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4544,{"$nulls":3},"If accelerometer detects even slight motion, it means we're probably using it so the screen should just dim instead of turning off.\n\n\n\n\n-&gt; or maybe walking, traveling in a car.\n\n\n\n\nThe priority rule: The screen should always auto turn-off after 10 minutes of no activity regardless of the above rules.  This will protect against circumstances where screen will ON forever. Atleast 10 minutes is not too annoying.\n\n\n\n\n-&gt; better if it's adjustable so suite user preference. but with a maximum limit. \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-17T18:00:59","2010-01-17T18:00:59","Derick",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4545,{"$nulls":3},"I voted against that. \"Backlite always on\" feature can be easely implemented by application developer. System cant take care about everything.","2010-01-17T19:11:33","2010-01-17T19:11:33","Truf",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6947,"Mobile applications",null,"Auto-sync TV-Guide to calendar","First of all, sorry for the english (it&#39;s not my birth language). I&#39;d love to have an application that could read tv listings from different networks and or channel via internet and then add automatically reminders to the Calendar for any program selected by the user. I&#39;m aware that this requires that TV sites share their program listings in a pre-stablished format in order allow the application to read this information correctly, but you could also use the rss feeds to add the suggested programs to the application database. The user could add several sources from their favorite channels and retrieve the monthly program listing, select the ones heshe would like to be reminded of and add them to the phone calendar.","2010-04-05T21:28:43","2010-04-05T21:28:43","Gianckarlo",0,100,"Voting and discussion",21,0]
[null,6972,{"$nulls":3},"Although your idea is good, but need involvement of the TV network - In-fact, I am like to have such app on my Symbian Device- that automatically add my favorite TV program to my event and remind me. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nYou have my Vote.","2010-04-06T20:01:53","2010-04-06T20:02:56","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7018,{"$nulls":3},"This application could have several other uses as well, not only tv programs but also: schedules in movie theaters, expositions in museums and galleries, conferences, conventions, sport games, concerts, etc. Wouldn&#39;t you like to have an application that reminds you automatically to buy your tickets with enough anticipation? And as a administrator, wouldn&#39;t you add a preformatted schedule in your website in order to inform possible customers of your scheduled events for the month or the whole year?","2010-04-10T15:15:35","2010-04-10T15:15:35","Gianckarlo",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7070,{"$nulls":3},"If I'm understanding this idea correctly then you want the calendar to be able to recognize event times, dates, and locations that you sign up for online, from text invites, e-mail, facebook event invites, scheduled television programs, ect... then I think this would be a great idea that would make life a whole lot easier than having to enter each and every event, meeting, appointment, ect... But how this idea would be implemented is the question. I have heard that it is possible to be able to recognize certain specific strings of text inside of other APP's that would identify said date's, locations, and time's to be placed in the calendar if selected under the options menu to identify.","2010-04-15T01:59:57","2010-04-15T02:03:29","nickelz",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9950,{"$nulls":3},"There should be created general TV gouide site for many countries, or this should support and download data from specified sites for specified country,\n\n\n\n\nAnd then it may be presented in calendar\n\n\n\n\nme may choose the time of programs, or specified programs/movies which will be added to our calendar","2010-10-08T12:23:48","2010-10-08T12:23:47","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7139,{"$nulls":3},"I have an GPS mobile application installed in my phone, which can send sms with my location to any of my contacs. If that person have the same app than me, then it reads the data directly from the sms message and updates my location in its database. So, i think it shouldn&#39;t be that difficult to create an application capable of reading data from an rss feed, a sms message or another type of string. The tricky part is making it popular enough so the users can have several event sources to choose from. I would start with the social networks (facebook, myspace, hi5, etc), wich is a quick and easy way to spread an application like this one.","2010-04-19T15:42:32","2010-04-19T15:42:32","Gianckarlo",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7935,{"$nulls":3},"I&acute;m also pretty sure that companies like Ticketmaster (eg) would be interested in providing event invites through an application like this one. So if you are subscribed to an specific category (sports, theater, music, family, art, etc) they can send you weekly or monthly programming, so you would select only the ones that interest you and the application would add automatic reminders to your calendar.","2010-06-09T22:32:46","2010-06-09T22:32:46","Gianckarlo",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8227,"Symbian Foundation","Improve the running of Symbian","Portfolio Business","Scenarios and Real Options\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nMonetizing Developer and Partnership Solution Communities","2010-07-08T17:31:55","2010-07-11T04:03:23","Mesenburg",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,8233,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Chris, \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nCould you possibly expand on your idea?\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-07-09T10:29:31","2010-07-09T19:48:28","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8243,{"$nulls":3},"Thank you for the show of interest Susana.\n\n\n\n\nWill monetization scale linearly or exponentially?\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n2.0: B-2-C - The Volume Operations Model\n\n\nDuring Ecosystem Collaboration community building chasm crossing scales linearly to exponential during? after? monetization.\n\n\nScaling and Phase Transitions in Complex Systems\n\n\n\nCan you send me a copy?","2010-07-09T19:22:24","2010-07-09T19:22:23","Mesenburg",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,292,"Mobile functionality","Developer stuff","A &quot;Workaround&quot; For Missing Java/J2ME on Symbian OS?","After mulling over the comments on a post over at William&apos;s blog, I wonder if it&apos;d be possible to provide a separate J2ME runtime for download (similar to how it was implemented on Palm OS) or shipped as an installer in the firmware image that automatically installs on the first boot of a device, to work around the myriad of issues related to integrating J2ME into the Symbian Platform itself...\n\n\n\n\nJust a thought, and I can see that it might be unworkable/have unique problems of it&apos;s own.","2009-04-27T16:05:25","2010-06-03T13:37:43","vmlemon",0,53.87,"Closed",4,2]
[null,306,{"$nulls":3},"I also read the comments on William&apos;s blog, however, I&apos;m not sure if you talk about Sun JME? That has a non-free license, right? That is, Symbian devices could be shipped without Jave being included by default (they would be cheaper due to that vendors wouldn&apos;t need to pay the license fee) and users could download the run-time separately and pay for it?\n\n\n\n\nIf not choosing \"Sun&apos;s way\", then create our own JME implementation and deviate from the already very fragmented ecosystem? Well, somehow this needs to be resolved ...","2009-04-28T09:22:39","2009-04-29T11:40:30","tote",{"$nulls":3},1,1]
[null,1600,{"$nulls":3},"Hello,\n\n\n\n\nI'm working as a new product manager for Nokia Symbian Devices Java implementation (S60 Java Runtime). I'd just like to say that we are working on this issue still. The VM has been one critical pieces for this to happen since most other parts we have already available that we could contribute to. (See for more discussion on other thread.)\n\n\n\n\nBut on the other hand from app developer's perspective, in Java ME implementations VM is just one piece of the puzzle. E.g. reagarding application compatibility the set of API implementations part of Java Runtime actually is more interesting than the VM itself. If VM is anyway stable and confirming to the VM specs apps will run OK; there's of course performance differences but regarding whether existing Java applications really work depends on API impelmentations. So I actually find the API implementations to be common/same across vendors more important than that the VM is the same. That way there's more guarantee that the behavior of the application is the same in different vendor devices.\n\n\n\n\nThere was a question of Nokia's Java Runtime. Nokia has currently two different runtime implementations for Series 40 and S60 devices. (In past there was different Symbian UIs e.g. Series 80 and so on they all had the core parts of the runtime from the same codebase but \"visible\" parts of the UI implemented differently.) In current S60 implementation out there in devices the core parts are stemming back to Symbian OS Java implementation. See the above linked thread, I talk there a little bit of a re-write of core parts we've recently done. The actual VM in the S60 implementation has changed during the time. Currently IBM J9 VM is used (from 3rd ed fp 2 devices onward). If you want to check it this is visible to developers e.g. when getting debug outputs (System.out etc.) ;-) The API set is implemented by Nokia. The same goes with Series 40, Nokia has it's own implementation for APIs. The APIs in many cases are very integrated to platform functionalities. Similarly other functionalities like security, drm, installation and application management (how to start apps etc.) etc., they are all very closely integrated to platform and Nokia has it's own implementation. In S60 this is visible e.g. so that end user doesn't need to distinguish that an application is a Java app vs. native app: they both end up in application shell and can be added to home screen as links etc. In some other devices where 3rd party Java ME solutions are used this may not be the case but Java apps are more treated special. Unfortunately close integration means that these parts of the code are platform dependent. In the re-write of core parts we've done we've tried to keep end user visible integration where's it's essential but still have done code so that it could be possible ported to other platforms too. We've used as much of possible Java code and in native parts used standard C/POSIX APIs (in Nokia terms OpenC/PIPS etc.). In UI we are in future relying on Qt, which is cross platform. And this we can run this exactly implementation now currently also on desktop (nice for tools, development time both runtime dev and app dev.) :-)\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-08-20T08:52:34","2009-08-20T08:52:34","aleksi",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,350,{"$nulls":3},"Hi everyone, this is an excerpt from the slideset that was presented by Nokia during the working group sessions back in december last year; it is a proposal to provide Java for the Foundation; the idea was to have a non-Foundation package to replace the existing Java environment on S60:\n\n\n\n\n\n\nv\\:* {behavior:url(#default#VML);}\no\\:* {behavior:url(#default#VML);}\np\\:* {behavior:url(#default#VML);}\n.shape {behavior:url(#default#VML);}\nv\\:textbox {display:none;}\n\nSlide 5 .O \t{font-size:149%;}   \n\n\n\n\n\n&bull;Why not Symbian Foundation? \n\n&ndash;Unchallenged benefits of cross platform implementation \n\n\n&bull;Much bigger community impact by acceptance and adoption outside Symbian family (examples: Motorola, IBM&hellip;) \n&bull;True de-fragmentation when deployed on several native platforms \n&bull;Proprietary platforms already interested contributing as well \n&bull;High quality Java has already proven to be easier developed on Linux &ndash; even for S60 \n\n\n\n&ndash;Conclusion:  Symbian Foundation will get better Java if developed outside Symbian Foundation\n\n\n\n\n\n&bull;Why Apache Foundation for Virtual Machine? \n\n&ndash;Apache Harmony has hosted Java SE Virtual Machine development for years \n&ndash;Harmony based VMs starting to be in de-facto position in OSS VMs (also Dalvik) \n\n&bull;Why Eclipse Foundation for most of the stack?  \n\n&ndash;Fast ramp-up: Already exists and has an excellent license fit for Symbian Foundation \n&ndash;Is a neutral community with good reputation and known quality \n&ndash;Easier model for companies to contribute (compared to Apache) \n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAFAIK, there hasn&apos;t been any update on the subject so far. I can bring the subject up in one of the Foundation forum if necessary, but since this is one of those 3rd party IP issue, it is supposed to be dealt with by Nokia...","2009-04-29T08:32:33","2009-05-05T16:37:42","fred_blesser",{"$nulls":3},3,0]
[null,915,{"$nulls":3},"Any more news/progress on this, out of interest? I think the horse has already started to decay though, so there&apos;s probably no point beating it some more, I assume...","2009-06-10T00:46:35","2009-06-10T09:27:33","vmlemon",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,710,{"$nulls":3},"This is a difficult subject for a number of reasons:\n\n\n\nThe governance model for Java is commercially motivated and doesn&apos;t lend itself well to OSS\nThere are only a small number of players in the Java (ME) space, who are all doing very nicely out of the current status quo.\n\n\n\nThat said, if you look at the popularity/relevance of the various languages at the Tiobe Programming Community Index it&apos;s difficult for Symbian to ignore Java. As a result, we are pro-actively working with Nokia and their VM provider (IBM) to provide a Java solution (under an R&amp;D agreement) in the forthcoming Symbian releases. We have spoken to other players in the industry, but all are tied to IBM or SUN in some way.\n\n\n\n\nLonger-term, we&apos;ll be working with the community to find a Royalty Free solution to the Java problem. Bearing in mind, google had this conversation some time ago and came up with \"Dalvik\" as their solution; unless attitudes have shifted 180 degrees we may need to consider something as radical ourselves.\n\n\n\n\nI support the spirit of this idea, but I&apos;m not generally supportive of workarounds which add complexity for developers and end users. As such have voted to scrap this particular idea, but please keep the constructive dialogue and ideas flowing around runtimes....\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nRobert\n\n\n\n\nTechnology Management - Runtimes ","2009-05-21T15:40:06","2009-05-21T15:41:01","robertac",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,804,"Symbian Foundation","Improve the running of Symbian","Alfresco document filing","Could we perhaps post all policies in one place?  That way no one will accidentally miss half the policies when they think they have found the right site.  At the moment some policies are posted in the Document Library and others on the Wiki.","2009-05-29T15:32:27","2009-05-29T15:32:27","adetaylor",0,100,"Done!",3,0]
[null,812,{"$nulls":3},"Yes - we need an agreed and publicised system for where people can look to find info on the Alfresco system.\n\n\n\n\nAt the moment, it&apos;s very hard for anyone to know where they should be looking.","2009-05-29T19:00:13","2009-05-29T19:00:13","dw2",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2084,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Allow you to see ideas you haven&#39;t voted on","Google on their ideas website http://productideas.appspot.com/ allows you to vote on ideas you haven&#39;t seen. This helps ensure that all ideas are voted on and you also know whether you have some ideas you have missed.\n\nCan this be implemented please?","2009-10-29T14:59:45","2009-10-29T14:59:45","ianm",0,100,"Voting and discussion",21,0]
[null,3137,{"$nulls":3},"I&#39;ve checked with Spigit. This feature used to be available, but they removed it after observing that it was used to &#39;game&#39; the system as they put it. I assume that this was in the more complex, currency-based version of the platform. \n\nIf this idea receives sufficient votes I&#39;ll take it to them as evidence of demand for this feature - until then, they&#39;re reluctant to reimplement.\n\n - Freddie","2009-12-03T10:53:08","2009-12-03T11:07:52","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4900,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Horizontal scroll bar in Contacts, Calendar, Messaging","Anybody who has a Symbian^1 device like the N97, or 5800 knows what I'm talking about here when it comes to this. You know when you go into the Messagaing Inbox for example, and you see all those rectangular tabs at the top for easy switching your Email, Sent, Drafts, etc? Instead of having to tap on those to see them, all you should have to do is swipe to the left or right to bring each thing up.\n\n\n\n\nEven an HTC esque side scrolling bar found on Sense UI, would be great. In fact, Offscreen Technologies has a Converter app for Symbian^1 and the way you get to different measurement types is the exact way that you should be able to navigate through tabs in Messaging, Contacts, and especially with dates in the Calendar.\n\n\n\n\nThe Calendar is where it makes the most sense. It's extremely unintuitive to have to tap an arrow when you can just swipe left or right on the date to change it. This is something that MUST be changed.","2010-01-26T14:25:34","2010-02-10T17:45:07","NseriesFreak7",0,97.79,"Voting and discussion",18,1]
[null,4936,{"$nulls":3},"This idea seems like an implementation of this (already posted) idea - and possibly this one too.","2010-01-26T20:49:16","2010-01-26T20:55:26","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5025,{"$nulls":3},"same idea here !","2010-01-28T21:06:59","2010-01-28T21:19:58","cee_ess",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9925,{"$nulls":3},"Need this one too","2010-10-08T11:42:04","2010-10-08T11:42:04","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10455,{"$nulls":3},"This idea is a must!","2010-11-08T17:57:40","2010-11-08T17:57:40","soussef24",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7972,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","TV out feature using mini-usb","There should be a usb mode (like pc suite mode) which will act as a tv out feature in all s60 phones because some of them do not support tv out via 3 pin port","2010-06-14T10:55:48","2010-07-14T17:12:20","Kunal",0,0,"Closed",1,1]
[null,8740,"Mobile applications",null,"ecrire des message seulment avec la voix","je veux une application qui permet d'ecrire des messages et des emails seulment avec nos commandes vocals\n\n\n\n\ncomme quand je dis \"salut\" le telephone ecrit \"salut\"\n\n\n\n\net merci d'avance","2010-08-09T18:54:00","2010-08-09T18:54:00","kraiouch99",0,12.49,"Voting and discussion",1,1]
[null,8747,{"$nulls":3},"English plz, l'amour !","2010-08-10T11:19:55","2010-08-10T11:19:55","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9360,{"$nulls":3},"Their idea is voice to text application ","2010-09-07T05:15:43","2010-09-07T05:15:43","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2341,"Symbian Foundation","Increase device usage","Make it easier for consumers to download apps","The Foundation has as one of its objectives to increase Symbian Device usage. It would do well to look at all the barriers are put in the way of a consumers downloading applications and agitate to resolve these.\n\nThe Symbian Foundation may argue it is not their issue but unless they are resolved then there won&#39;t be many Apps downloaded on Symbian phones and there will be a decrease in Symbian device usage. So perhaps it should be their issue?\n  \nThe end to end solution from software, through manufacturer, to network operator on Symbian phones is not good. The point about Apple is not that they have brilliant software but that they have insisted on the end to end solution working for developers and customers.(Two years ago people would argue that it wasnt the manufacurer who could dictate this but Apple managed). Downloading on an iPhone is easy, there are no security prompts and all Apples are sold with unlimited data (this is a major barrier to entry for non apple users !).\n \nIt is natural for Apple users to download apps. They don&rsquo;t think anything of it especially if they are free. Any Symbian user treats any App with suspicion and that isn&rsquo;t helped by the process and lack of visibility of data charges.\n\nI&#39;ve heard it argued by Symbian spokesmen that the prompts &ldquo;should give the user a level of comfort that apps are safe and has worked well so far to keep out viruses&rdquo;\n \nApple users already assume that. They don&rsquo;t need prompts all the time. It is exactly that thinking that piles regulation and rules and barriers into the process and ultimately stops the market expanding. \n\nIt is up to the Symbian eco system to come up with a quicker and seemless process for downloading apps without bothering the consumer. For a start they might lobby for the ideas put forward by Colly Myers here http://www.aqa.63336.com/blog/mobile-marketing/only-one-app-store-can-compete-with-apple/\n\n\n\n\n","2009-11-05T11:47:03","2009-11-05T11:47:02","Murrayoak",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,2342,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Stephen,\n\n Why don&#39;t you re-enter your idea as those proposed by Colly Myers, then you can get feedback on whether the Symbian community likes them or not. \n\n At the moment, it&#39;s hard for anyone to disagree with &quot;make it easier for consumers to download apps&quot; - the statement could be applied to any mobile platform, however effortless it&#39;s download system. For example, &quot;This system is good, but I want to be able to download an app just by saying the name of the app&quot;.\n\n - Freddie","2009-11-05T11:51:45","2009-11-05T11:51:45","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2853,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Option to Remove or Delete any particular Log Info ( Whether its Voice,Sms,Packet or WLan )","My Idea is to make Symbian OS LOG more user friendly- I want a Option to Remove or Delete any particular Log Info ( Whether its Voice,Sms,Packetor WLan )from the LOG to maintain privacy. Right now it has only two option, Clear Log (Which clear all the Log) and Filter (which give you log info after filtration).\n\n","2009-11-24T04:22:39","2010-10-15T11:58:32","s60betalabs",0,100,"Expert review",30,0]
[null,3341,{"$nulls":3},"I need it.","2009-12-10T12:56:53","2009-12-25T12:55:19","arjun",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2918,{"$nulls":3},"The problem will disappear in S^4 Logs application as that particular event list will no longer be available there. The log events that will be visible can be deleted individually.","2009-11-26T07:55:04","2009-11-26T07:55:04","kaurila",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,9665,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing it Back for Community Support!","2010-09-26T20:55:42","2010-09-26T20:55:42","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3042,{"$nulls":3},"This will maintain privacy...!","2009-12-01T07:18:29","2009-12-01T07:18:29","tahmeedans",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5157,"Mobile applications",null,"Accelerometer Setting","The accelerometer of phones shows sometimes a little right or left (a few degrees) they should add a setting in the settings where it asks you to put it perfectly flat on a table for example, then you press set or something random and the phones accelemeter nows that THIS is 0 degrees to left or right or up or down.","2010-02-04T12:50:38","2010-02-04T15:57:20","ESA1996",0,100,"Voting and discussion",4,0]
[null,5158,{"$nulls":3},"Noticed it with my x6 on a application that shows is the phone perfectlu flat and when i put it so it should have shown 0 (on a flat table) degrees it showed 3.","2010-02-04T12:52:19","2010-02-04T12:52:19","ESA1996",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5173,{"$nulls":3},"Makes sense to have this kind of panel; I wonder if it would be better as a panel selection under a more universal Gestures Settings menu since this specific feature is just one part of the overall use of sensors on a mobile.\n\n\n\n\nI've linked to my Gestures Framework idea since this idea would make an end-user acceptable means of using those frameworks.","2010-02-04T15:59:33","2010-02-04T15:59:33","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5207,{"$nulls":3},"I still have the \"rotateMe\" app for my N95-3 that some dev came up with since Nokia didn't want to give users that functionality. I love it. It gives us total control over the accelerometer on the phone specifically for auto-rotation. I'd like to see that on all phones equipped with accelerometers.","2010-02-04T22:58:59","2010-02-04T22:58:59","NseriesFreak7",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5209,{"$nulls":3},"So you want to calibrate the accelerometer. The idea is good - but its hardware- I cant understand how to implement this. ","2010-02-05T05:30:17","2010-02-05T05:30:16","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5669,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","stop sound playing when headphones removed","im sure we've all been there in a public place listening to music with you headphones on and accidentally pulled the headphone lead out causing your music to start playing out of the phone speaker at full volume and cause u a great amount of embarrassment as you rapidly scramble to reconnect your headphones.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nMy old sony erricson phone used to ask me if i wanted to continue playback through speakers when the headphones got disconnected, and since the phone already detects when headphones are in or out im sure this should be relatively simple to fix!!","2010-02-18T15:27:56","2010-02-18T15:30:52","talv",0,0,"Done!",0,0]
[null,5672,{"$nulls":3},"im a moron i dont know how i missed this post\n\n\n\n\nhttp://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=1787\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\ncan someone delete this please lol!","2010-02-18T15:30:11","2010-02-18T15:30:11","talv",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7461,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Ways to decrease memory consumption on Symbian^1, probably Symbian^3 as well.","Hello.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nGiven the fact some phones come with 256 RAM of less, it is very important to take care of every single bit of Memory used by the OS and applications.\n\n\n\n\nSymbian^1 currently leaves some apps open after they are no longer used, the most simple examples are the next: Contacts, Call Log, Clock.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nScenario for Contacts: You open the contacts application, select a contact and call him from there. The call goes on, you hangup, and put the phone back into your pocket.\n\n\n\n\nProblem: The contacts application keeps running in the background.\n\n\n\n\nProposed solution: If a Call is made from the Contacts Application, make the OS close the contacts application as soon as the Phone Call is started. That will free up at least 1.5 Mb of RAM in a Symbian^1 phone (tested in N97 with latest firmware).\n\n\n\n\n=====\n\n\n\n\nScenario for Call Log: You open the call log  application by pressing the Green (Send) Button, you select an entry from the log (incoming or outgoing) and generate the callfrom there. The call goes on, you hangup, and put  the phone back into your pocket.\n\n\n\n\nProblem: The Call Log application  keeps running in the background.\n\n\n\n\nProposed solution: If a Call is  made from the Call Log Application, make the OS close the Cal Log  application as soon as the Phone Call is started. That will free up to 1.1 Mb of RAM in a Symbian^1 phone (tested in N97 with latest  firmware).\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-05-12T13:24:23","2010-05-12T13:24:23","glozano",0,83.95,"Voting and discussion",6,1]
[null,7464,{"$nulls":3},"Demand paging in Symbian^3 will do effectively the same thing. Provided  it works as expected, out of memory issues should be a thing of the  past.","2010-05-12T15:42:52","2010-05-13T15:58:45","brendand",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7465,{"$nulls":3},"So, lets hope a new Symbian^1 firmware for current devices can implement the changes suggested by me.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nKind Regards.","2010-05-12T15:57:34","2010-05-12T15:57:34","glozano",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7467,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Brendan, thank you for the response.\n\n\n\n\nI think that Gustavo is bringing a good point and his question is more: \"Can you also do this with S^1 mobiles?\"  Gustavo, great question and I bet many, including myself, are interested in a response, as I have many models of Nokias and they have various OSes. It would be nice to know if there will be improvements to existing model, not just improvement to future models.","2010-05-12T16:11:38","2010-05-13T14:30:55","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7481,{"$nulls":3},"Well, Thats bitter but true- This problem do exist, And we do need to close these app ourselfs , its better to improve this in upcoming Symbian OS and provide patch for other older version al\n\nso. ","2010-05-12T18:43:08","2010-05-12T19:00:28","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7495,{"$nulls":3},"Also,what about a process like a garbage collector which frees up memory after the browser is closed to clean up cache/temp files  after the browser is closed.\n\n\n\n\nEg. On my 5800, I have to excusively clean up cache to free up memory and c drive.","2010-05-13T04:14:40","2010-05-13T04:43:53","dpr",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9765,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","grafic calculator","Grafic calculator on our mobiles.\n\n\n\n\nWould be great to have a grafic calculator software, on my 5800.\nThat would help a lot in all the math and engineering courses.\n\n\n\n\nwhat do u think about it ?\n\n\n\n\nRegards.\n\n\n\n\nBernardo SC =)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-01T03:23:13","2010-10-01T03:23:12","becascastro",0,100,"Voting and discussion",6,0]
[null,38,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","Run a 'What do you want to see in your mobile future?' campaign","Let's open a wide campaign and attract everyone who uses mobile products and services to post ideas about what they want to see happen in the future, e.g. capabilities they want, use cases, etc.  We collect, rank, and value those ideas and create the world's most valuable repository for data about the future of mobile.\n\n\n\n\nThis isn't about Symbian ecosystem, let's attract and capture the passion of those using iphones, G1s, and Netbooks, etc. Analysts should start linking to it and qualifying opinions against it.  Companies, e.g. Nokia, should start cutting market segmentation study funds, as they get the data they need of the mobile in Future campaign. Press should quote thought leaders in the site, and give full attribution to the effort.\n\n\n\n\nWhile everyone is waiting for us to produce code (we are going to do that anyway) let's give them insight, a view of the future of mobile, and set the standard for openness, value creation, and collective leadership in our approach.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-03-26T11:41:34","2010-02-06T19:11:01","Lee_Williams",0,81.95,"Done!",8,2]
[null,329,{"$nulls":3},"At what level of requirements?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThere needs to be a bit of expectation setting as to who this would be aimed at (developers / consumers) and whether we&apos;re looking for \"must support protocol YYY\" or \"there must be an application to support Hulu\" or \"make the battery last longer\".\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAgain this is a no-brainer really but there is a world of difference between open consumer market research and Google Moderator (http://moderator.appspot.com/#16/e=f8)","2009-04-28T11:33:02","2009-04-28T11:33:02","dadurant",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,294,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Publish the template baseport under a completely free license, without even the EPL constraints","There is a \"template baseport\", which lives in \\sf\\os\\kernelhwsrv\\bsptemplate\n\n\n\n\nIt consists of a lots of \"empty\" source files with comments to help create a simple baseport for new hardware, and was always intended as something that hardware vendors could use to get going quickly with the Symbian platform.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nCurrently this code is under the SFL, but even converting it to the EPL will not enable commercial companies to make any use of it. There is no conceivable thing you can do with it other than create a baseport, and the only people who will create baseports under the EPL are people who don&apos;t intend to commercialise them anyway (e.g. universities, interested individuals etc).\n\n\n\n\nI believe that it makes sense to show people how to do a baseport properly, and that it will be significantly to the benefit of the Foundation if we encourage as widespread use of the template as possible. For that reason, I think we should provide it under a license which gives complete freedom to exploit the code commercially, with no obligation to contribute back.","2009-04-27T17:16:42","2010-10-11T16:59:32","william_roberts",0,100,"Expert review",30,0]
[null,295,{"$nulls":3},"All I can say is, \"Go for it!\". You might be vaguely interested in what the QNX folks did with their base ports when they were taking Neutrino Shared Source (i.e. released as many of those as possible under a relatively unrestricted Open Source license (Apache in their case), and put the rest of the codebase under a more restrictive license). TFMMV (The Foundation&apos;s Mileage May Vary), though...","2009-04-27T19:01:46","2009-04-28T14:28:45","vmlemon",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,333,{"$nulls":3},"I agree with this idea. This will in a small way break the bond with the silicon vendors&apos; baseport.\n\n\n\n\nHowever, this is a new package, potentially, so there is some leg work to do to find out who will come forward as package owner... Since silicon bvendors are already supporting their own baseport, they might not be interrested in picking that up (same thing happened when the QEmu-based emulator was proposed to be contributed, neither TI nor ST were interrested, since we do our own pre-silicon development).\n\n\n\n\nThis idea, if accepted, shall be put forward to the architecture council. And with Nokia to see if that could be added to the initial contribution.","2009-04-28T13:23:58","2009-04-28T16:11:24","fred_blesser",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,10113,{"$nulls":3},"I support and bring back for voting.....","2010-10-11T16:39:15","2010-10-11T16:39:15","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10116,{"$nulls":3},"Good Idea!","2010-10-11T16:58:05","2010-10-11T16:58:05","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,430,{"$nulls":3},"I agree with this 100%.  If it&apos;s only a template then surely package ownership is not too large a task?\n\n\n\n\nIf this can take us towards having a hardware hacking community, booting Symbian on various bits of computing hardware, then it&apos;ll create a buzz that you just can&apos;t buy and build more Symbian base-porting skills in the (mostly student) community.","2009-05-04T09:37:28","2009-05-04T22:35:13","markw",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,945,{"$nulls":3},"Isn&apos;t it still the case that &apos;officially&apos; you need to use the ARM Realview tools to develop kernel level components? Driver, kernel extensions etc?\n\n\n\n\nSo doesn&apos;t this cost $4000+ per seat to do a baseport excluding the hardware.\n\n\n\n\nMaybe there are academic licenses, but I don&apos;t see this being generically of much use to  encourage open source development if the above remains true.\n\n\n\n\nI believe that it makes sense to show people how to do a baseport properly, and that it will be significantly to the benefit of the Foundation if we encourage as widespread use of the template as possible. For that reason, I think we should provide it under a license which gives complete freedom to exploit the code commercially, with no obligation to contribute back.\n\n\n\n\nI&apos;m not actually sure this statement is really true to be honest either since a) the Integrator/SOC model was probably better b) It&apos;s not really tested in commercial conditions, and c) it doesn&apos;t demonstrate much\n\n\n\n\nStill from the point of view that this should be under a different license it probably makes sense.","2009-06-10T10:34:46","2009-06-10T23:07:31","tonylo",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1512,{"$nulls":3},"I support this.  The most free license would be no license at all, i.e. waiving copyright and placing the template source code into the public domain.  I see that the source files currently state \"Copyright (c) 1994-2009 Nokia Corporation and/or its subsidiary(-ies).\"  Creative Commons have a framework for waiving copyright, which we should persuade Nokia to use.","2009-08-10T14:54:57","2009-08-10T14:54:57","craigh",{"$nulls":3},3,0]
[null,2854,"Mobile applications",null,"Link Facebook Contacts and phone&#39;s contact","I just propose this, it seems to me very useful : the ability to link facebook contacts and the contacts that you have on your phone. Like this photos would be imported automatically and there will be more informations avaible for the ontacts. Moreover it would add birthdate and it may create an event on the calendar.\nI saw this on some other OS and i don&#39;t understand why it&#39;s not integrated in symbian^^","2009-11-24T08:08:42","2010-10-18T13:16:29","lologuil",0,96.38,"Done!",42,1]
[null,2855,{"$nulls":3},"Also need to consider Google Contacts, Bebo, and I&#39;m sure there any many more...","2009-11-24T09:01:50","2009-11-24T09:01:50","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2860,{"$nulls":3},"I would be happy if my phone did this and if it linked their profile photo to the contact on the phone, so that when they call their photo comes up. ","2009-11-24T11:15:23","2009-11-24T11:15:23","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2883,{"$nulls":3},"Yes of course I talk of facebook, I thought to any social website and services well known","2009-11-24T17:31:23","2009-11-24T17:31:22","lologuil",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2890,{"$nulls":3},"I support this idea, but as a feature that's explained within this existing idea; they are both asking for similar integration points, its just the specific feature that's being singled out within this Facebook pics idea.","2009-11-24T21:11:51","2009-11-24T21:37:35","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6838,{"$nulls":3},"That would be great... ! Then i will have all the information of my friends right in my Phone Contacts ...!","2010-03-29T18:31:56","2010-03-29T18:31:56","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4350,{"$nulls":3},"Hi, there is this \"Social Mobile Framework\" proposal which is going to provide these kind of mapping of various \"social contacts\"  - the proposal is getting approved by Architecture council at the moment and is projected for Symbian^4. So please keep following these discussions - also more articles with details are on the way.","2010-01-13T10:31:23","2010-01-13T10:32:06","cgandhi",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3366,"Mobile applications",null,"a single software for all multi media applications","a single software for any kind of multimedia applications like images,videos, text messages, in any format with a improved quality of display by using filters in the software.\n\n\n\n\nfor example:   A software which can convert a 128kbps quality song into a 320kbps song with same memory space\n\n\n\n\n                      A low quality image or video in HD format.......\n\n\n\n\n                                                   this quality factor should be there only when u play or use the software","2009-12-11T10:45:42","2010-06-14T20:36:48","aravinddutta",0,94.47,"Closed",3,1]
[null,8230,"Mobile applications",null,"Phone as an Human Interface Device (touchpad) & remote control","Why not take advantage of the great capacitive touchscreens of upcoming Symbian devices and use them as a touchpad to control several devices as computers, TV sets...\n\n\n\n\nThis could be achieved by adding an HID (human interface device) bluetooth profile (http://www.bluetooth.com/English/Technology/Works/Pages/HID.aspx) to the phone, in order to connect it to any other device that would recognize this profile. Once the pairing is achieved, the user is presented with a surface to use as a touchpad, but also with several usefull buttons like volume control, channel switching, play/pause/stop/bw/fw. I would be also possible to include some specific movements and link them to specific actions.\n\n\n\n\nOne could also imagine a Wifi control option for those devices without bluetooth support. In this case a specific applications needs to be installed in the computer to support the remote control.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-07-08T23:09:16","2010-07-08T23:09:16","soussef24",0,100,"Voting and discussion",5,0]
[null,10022,"Mobile functionality","Developer stuff","IM over blutooth","IM Over Bluetooth\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nDear developers kindly think on developing a brand new instant messenger over bluetooth in all upcoming symbian devices ....  ","2010-10-09T11:10:45","2010-10-09T11:20:29","kunal.navhate",0,100,"Voting and discussion",3,0]
[null,39,"Symbian Foundation",null,"Add all.staff@symbian.org to this sites contact list","EOM","2009-03-26T11:46:24","2009-03-26T11:46:24","Lee_Williams",0,100,"Being done",2,0]
[null,40,{"$nulls":3},"Lee:Do you mean that you'd like to see everyone with a symbian.org email address invited to join?  Or something else?","2009-03-26T13:15:02","2009-03-26T13:15:02","tshelton",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2599,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","fully functionaly product verbal command and dictation system","For both safety and accessibility reasons, I would like to see a fully integrated verbal command system and dictation platform.  This could make S60 mobile device use safer (e.g. for driving or multitasking) and more efficient (e.g. for busy executives, and for accessibility reasons, or because the limitation with keyboard input).  Right now, verbal commands have a limited amount of functionality. Meaning you can do a few commands and navigate through your S60 device with some installed applications, but may have to purchase another dictation software to navigate the Web or dictate a professional Word document, Spreadsheets and other documents. It would be nice to be able to expand the current verbal command S60 product navigation to fully navigate through my device applications with verbal commands, but then to also use these same commands to navigate the Web, GPS program, professional documents (word, project, spreadsheets etc) and more. It would be most helpful for this application to work for the GPS systems.  I have read through and noticed many \"improvement suggestions\" regarding the GPS capability or rather limitations. If you are able to simply speak places, and have a very well-trained and perhaps word prediction feature, it would be more efficient and user friendly.  The advantage to this proposed feature is to make us users happier, less frustrated with the typing and trying to \"hunt down applications\", and it would be fabulous for the disability (accessibility) community, not to mention it is a better ergonomic design feature. Please consider my idea for implementation.  Many executives, disabled and the general public will breath easier and purchase your products if they have ease of use with verbal cammands that can be used for nearly, or all aspects of using their S60 device.  Cheers!\nTo use Voice Actions, tap the microphone button on the  box on your home screen, or press down for a few seconds on the physical search button on your phone to activate the &ldquo;Speak Now&rdquo; screen\n\n\nSpeak any of these commands to perform a Voice Action on your phone:\n\n\nsend text to [contact] [message] (let say message totally by voice)\nlisten to [artist/song/album]\ncall [business]\ncall [contact]\nsend email to [contact] [message]\ngo to [website]\nnote to self [note]\nnavigate to [location/business name]\ndirections to [location/business name]\nmap of [location]\n\n\n\n\nBrowser support for Voice searching: use voice to search for sth in the internet like: pictures of Niagara waterfall etc.\n\n\nWe prepared for the future changed, A different design of mobile phone could be looks like a ball, key chain, pen, box and etc which is fully control by voice. This mobile phone maybe no display and even no button or could be only few buttons. It could be design for blind person, baby (detect baby's crying), disability, people on job who working with two hands, riding cycle and etc.","2009-11-15T17:21:28","2010-10-14T04:07:49","ginau",0,100,"Expert review",36,0]
[null,7746,{"$nulls":3},"Please add the votes and threads for\n\n\n\n\nhttp://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=3279 to this post. This is the originator and the reference is arefinement.","2010-05-28T15:30:17","2010-05-28T15:30:17","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8288,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing this back to front for review comment and voting. Accessibility needs improvement and integration into the Symbian Oses.","2010-07-11T05:21:07","2010-07-11T05:21:07","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10092,{"$nulls":3},"Add 27 votes from http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=9905","2010-10-11T04:28:53","2010-10-11T04:28:53","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10093,{"$nulls":3},"Add 35 votes from idea http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=3279 merged 10/10/10","2010-10-11T04:35:38","2010-10-11T04:35:38","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10094,{"$nulls":3},"As of 10/10/10 this has 90 positive votes total. The merge function does not merge votes and needs to improve to do so. The current system is labor intensive and the moderators need to write in vote counts when this should appear as data for the expert to quickly and clearly see in review.","2010-10-11T04:39:11","2010-10-11T04:39:11","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10100,{"$nulls":3},"what have you done!? mine idea had 28votes! why you didn't merged this suggestion with mine!?!\n\n\n\n\nShame on you :/ Unlock mine idea please","2010-10-11T07:11:47","2010-10-12T16:54:59","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4790,{"$nulls":3},"Note to SF mod crew.  There is a major accessibility trend.  Perhaps a focus group should be put together.","2010-01-24T06:57:41","2010-01-24T06:57:41","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3367,"Mobile applications",null,"change the volume of the ringtone acoording to the time","i face a problem with the big ring of my phone in my silent class in my college.\n\n\n\n\ni keep it in vibration and at that time and i will not change the mode for a long time after my college also and even in my home. many times i miss lot of calls .............\n\n\n\n\nso if the ring tone have a setting of volume\n\n\n\n\nfor example: from morning 9am to  4pm in vibration\n\n\n\n\n                    from 4pm to 9pm in high volume\n\n\n\n\n                     from 9pm to 4am in low volume\n\n\n\n\n                     from 4 am to 9am in high volume ......................................","2009-12-11T11:17:32","2010-06-15T10:51:00","aravinddutta",0,72.31,"Closed",8,2]
[null,3371,{"$nulls":3},"This is simply a specific case of having context sensitive/aware profiles. There is a posting for that, I think. You'd be better off adding this case to that thread.","2009-12-11T13:33:12","2009-12-11T13:33:12","cowboycoder",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3889,{"$nulls":3},"In my opinion, if volume changes according to the noise level at that moment its better!","2009-12-24T15:51:02","2009-12-24T15:51:02","lsamanl",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3408,{"$nulls":3},"DrJukka's Profile Scheduler will do the trick for you: http://www.drjukka.com/ProfScheduler.html\n\nJust change your profiles to the ringing volumes you want, and then make Profile Scheduler change the profiles according to your timetable above.. ;)","2009-12-13T10:02:16","2009-12-13T10:02:16","Sn0ogSlaps",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5159,"Mobile applications",null,"Internet radio timed recorder of radio programmes to microSD card","Internet radio timed recorder of radio programmes to microSD card\n\n\nI'm looking for a internet radio recording application to do timed recording of radio shows onto the 'phone's microsd card for playback later.\n\n\nThis would be particularly useful for programs/programmes that broadcast in another country in another timezone which is overnight here.\n\n\nLet's assume I have enough bandwidth/data allowance on my 3G/mobile broadband account or I am using WiFi, in order to record long duration shows.\n\n\nI'm not interested in a PC/Mac/Desktop-based solution at all, and don't want these in any stage of the recording process.\n\n\nI know about the OpenSource radio player from Nokia:http://opensource.nokia.com/projects/s60internetradio/ - this seems old and no longer supported - and anyway it's different from the official application.\n\n\nI would like to extend the application to record radio onto microSD card for listening back.\n\n\nI would also like to get a group of developers together to prototype a bluetooth based control panel to compliment the device. This control panel would be like a car stereo interface, with the ability to rewind back through the recent stream: for example if you wanted to hear a song again, or if you drove into an area where mobile internet reception was not available so could not hear your station, so instead re-listen to the stream a few minutes ago. Also it would interrupt and start playing the live stream once this becomes available again.\n\n\nI've asked this question elsewhere on Nokia forums and on allaboutsymbian but not got a satisfactory answer:\n\n\nhttp://discussion.forum.nokia.com/forum/showthread.php?p=620001#post620001\n\n\nhttp://www.allaboutsymbian.com/forum/showthread.php?p=438933#post438933\n\n\nhttp://superuser.com/questions/91639/symbian-based-internet-radio-timed-recorder-application\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-04T12:58:52","2010-02-05T16:10:57","arjaydavis",0,100,"Voting and discussion",13,0]
[null,5163,{"$nulls":3},"I really like this idea, but I'm wondering if it might be made redundant by most radio stations making their shows available online to \"play later\"?","2010-02-04T13:45:16","2010-02-04T14:43:21","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10334,{"$nulls":3},"What about copyright?","2010-10-20T03:18:22","2010-10-20T03:18:22","352x416",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10337,{"$nulls":3},"Hi,\n\n\n\n\nI really liked the idea.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIs it possible to extend the idea to record songs from FM radio too. I'm not sure if this is feasible or not.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n--Pradeep","2010-10-20T11:15:29","2010-10-20T11:15:28","pradeepk2",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7167,{"$nulls":3},"See also: http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=6002","2010-04-22T13:35:35","2010-04-22T13:35:34","arjaydavis",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5415,"Mobile applications",null,"Tethering and USB","Does the Symbian platform offer internet tethering?  Where you don't need a Wi-Fi hotspot to surf the web from your computer.  Sharing the 3G connection with your smart phone instead with your laptop via bluetooth.\n\n\n\nOne could also connect via a USB port to enable internet tethering while simultaneously charging your smart phone.","2010-02-11T00:31:27","2010-02-16T11:32:25","Mesenburg",0,0,"Done!",1,0]
[null,5416,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Chris,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThank you for the IDEA.  Could you please clarify how this relates to the Symbian Foundation or what you are proposing.  The IDEA may be good but it seems like a statement regarding IPhone and not a suggestion on what/how Symmbian Foundation could do something and why it would be good....Thanks!","2010-02-11T00:37:52","2010-02-11T09:35:41","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5592,{"$nulls":3},"Symbian devices already offer tethering via USB and bluetooth.  You can even use an application like Joikuspot, or the Taproot Walking Hotspot to turn your phone into a mobile WiFi hotspot and share its 3G connection between multiple laptops/devices.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-16T11:32:05","2010-08-07T08:53:19","markw",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,6951,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","VLC MEDIA PLAYER FOR ALL S60 5th & 3rd EDITION MOBILE","hi, we want VLC media player for all s60 mobiles so that the level of watching video go next level, vlc player that support max. format as the vlc for windows support","2010-04-06T05:05:29","2010-08-11T18:09:41","sy21",0,92.88,"Expert review",49,6]
[null,7169,{"$nulls":3},"See also:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=5686\n\n\n\n\nhttp://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=2097","2010-04-22T13:39:08","2010-04-22T13:39:08","arjaydavis",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7174,{"$nulls":3},"Would like to see mpeg2 video support.","2010-04-22T13:40:54","2010-04-22T13:40:54","arjaydavis",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6952,{"$nulls":3},"i am firstly downloading vlc player","2010-04-06T12:19:19","2010-04-06T12:19:19","tariqseh",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,6953,{"$nulls":3},"wow its nice and new","2010-04-06T12:31:59","2010-04-06T12:31:59","ajaykotecha",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6954,{"$nulls":3},"for first time\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-04-06T14:00:02","2010-04-06T14:00:02","midhunc",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6955,{"$nulls":3},"Yeah.Nice thought.Make it very soooon","2010-04-06T14:09:04","2010-04-06T14:09:04","harenthiran",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6958,{"$nulls":3},"where is download link","2010-04-06T14:36:53","2010-04-07T10:53:05","tarun.kumar214",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6961,{"$nulls":3},"where is download link ????????????????????????????????????????","2010-04-06T15:29:06","2010-04-07T10:55:23","bpsr2006",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6964,{"$nulls":3},"where is the link","2010-04-06T18:05:59","2010-04-07T10:57:46","quantum",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6967,{"$nulls":3},"Can someone please clarify whether there is already a link so this is possible, or is this still needed?  It is not clear from the thread.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIf there is a link, please submit it and if that satisfies what you are trying to accomplish, than great, let us know.......If it does not, than please state more detail of exactly what you have in mind.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-04-06T18:42:06","2010-04-06T18:42:05","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10042,{"$nulls":3},"Please merge it!","2010-10-10T00:52:13","2010-10-10T00:52:13","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9788,{"$nulls":3},"http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=9144","2010-10-02T17:07:07","2010-10-02T17:07:07","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6973,{"$nulls":3},"No Officially VLC is not available for Symbian OS - you can see the list here - http://www.videolan.org/vlc/\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nBut I also want to see VLC Media Player on Symbian. \n\n\n\n\nI think there is a Project already running called  name 'Mash VLC' -  \n\n\n\nhttp://goo.gl/753\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n have alook\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nMHSVLC : Future of Symbian Multimedia\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIntroduction: Limited support for various Multimedia Formats and Streaming capabilities inspired a Team of students at Institute of Technology, Banaras Hindu University,India to port the well known open source Media Player VLC for Symbian.The Project was started on May 5,2009 and in a very small period of Time ,we are able to port the core engine of VLC(with all its features) and many of its modules\n\n\n\n\nAbout MHSVLC :\n\n\n\n\nMHSVLC uses Version 0.9.9a of VLC and is a single EXE file having all necessary modules builtin.\n\n\n\n\nCurrent Status of Project :\n\n\n\n\nThe Project is hosted at http://web.mahaserver.com/mahashare.php?id=311\n\n\n\n\nWhat it is capable of doing, at the moment :\n\n\n\n\nMHSVLC is currently capable of Playing constant bitrate MP3 Files only(more effectively than Music Player of Nokia).\n\n\n\n\nMHSVLC team is working hard to give MHSVLC its peak capabilities in 2 to 3 releases.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-04-06T20:20:43","2010-04-06T20:22:26","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,8765,{"$nulls":3},"vlc is already the best video player on windows, so why not make it on symbian too!?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nyou got my support!!","2010-08-11T02:30:50","2010-08-11T02:30:50","X",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6975,{"$nulls":3},"Why need VLC if there's already COREPLAYER that can handle all formats?","2010-04-07T07:20:45","2010-04-07T11:04:59","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7004,{"$nulls":3},"I also support this BIG IDEA  ....cos  lcg juke  crash after some music play so plz do fast something. for devloping this..","2010-04-08T07:16:43","2010-04-08T07:16:43","sanjaymurt",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8816,{"$nulls":3},"Why not try to look forward and get VLC in Symbian^3 onwards? With hardware accelerated graphics seemingly now a requirement for a new symbian phone, that would mean enhanced processing ability (look at the Nokia N8), meaning you could then more easily port VLC and its somewhat more hardware intensive codecs to the phones. Currently the biggest problems with playing videos on S60 phones is that many of the phones (especially Nokia phones) lack the CPU/GPU power to play much more than simple MP4/H.264 formats (would be great to see Xvid running smoothly on my phone)","2010-08-14T12:49:51","2010-08-14T12:49:51","Anraiel",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10739,{"$nulls":3},"plz let me download it..","2010-12-17T13:14:02","2010-12-17T13:14:02","madhu.uk84",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7463,"Mobile functionality","User interface","User UI editor","A fully tailored user interface / user interface editor without need for deep programming skills\n\nThis is more than an application and requires customizations to OS too but I will explain the idea I had for years.\n\nWhat if the whole user interface in your Nokia was fully customizable? Your current one being the factory preset one? You would have an easy editor with all the phone resources at your disposal. Could easily make a basic phone UI by editing an existing one, using preset building blocks or dig deeper and make some real innovations. Maybe even include own QT code.\n\nThis all could be uploaded to a central UI location available to all, maybe categorized by purpose and arranged by rating. The client would also be able to access this repository without any special arrangements.\n\nThe UI profile could be in a universal format, compatible across different models with optional properties for different hardware or even software.\n\nIn your phone you could use different UI profiles similarly to normal profiles. Categorize them according to your needs: music, sports, IT administration, meeting... they would include all the functions of the old profiles but also include the whole UI.\n\nSo this functionality would include 3 parts:\n- community www-server\n- UI editor\n- phone client\n\nThe end result could be repository of thousands of UIs. Maybe it would include more innovating UIs than anything imaginable so far, making the phone use optimized for different activities.","2010-05-12T15:39:12","2010-05-12T15:39:12","pkuronen_",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,7471,{"$nulls":3},"I would like to suggest that you break this down into 3 smaller categories with concise explanation.  You may have some good ideas here, but typically people read over smaller concise single ideas. Good luck.","2010-05-12T16:37:22","2010-05-12T16:37:22","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7483,{"$nulls":3},"Pekka Kuronen - The idea of UI editor sounds great, but it consist of more mashed operations which can be implemented some how- but its difficult for user to draw the UI in this dipper. So i suggest -  its better to have some HomeScreen based customization then UI - with HomeScreen - its easily for common  users to carry out their work efficiently without much more customization and hassle. ","2010-05-12T18:50:40","2010-05-12T18:51:45","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7975,"None of the Above",null,"Like this site..","I like this site...","2010-06-14T11:35:20","2010-06-16T15:25:16","Nidhi007",0,0,"Closed",0,0]
[null,8231,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Must have a Ovi Symbian game store for Symbian (^1, ^3, ^4)","Before, Nokia had a N-gage game store for Symbian. This was a very exited game store because all game is HD, 3D like iPhone ! But now the store will be closed. So i want Nokia make a Ovi Game Store for Symbian, move all N-gage game (without \".n-gage\") to it to sell. Also move all .sis and .sisx game to it. In Ovi Store now has too much java game so i can't find Symbian game. Compare with Java, Symbian game can be nice and full 3D like iPhone !","2010-07-09T03:33:40","2010-07-09T17:15:37","MyFanIsUUUU",0,0,"Closed",0,0]
[null,8239,{"$nulls":3},"This item nor its execution is controlled by the Symbian Foundation. Nokia has also already commented on this item via their corporate blog when they stopped the N-Gage service last year. Please relate this comment to them by their blog, as they are able to address is in the context of the Ovi Store. I will close this idea based on my comment here.","2010-07-09T17:14:23","2010-07-09T17:14:23","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8743,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Two fingered multi-touch select and flick to send files to nearst phone via bluetooth","Select a file (photo, movie, app, pdf, webpage, bookmark etc) with two fingered multi-touch gesture and flick it to the edge of the screen. The file is then transfered to the nearest phone with bluetooth/wifi enabled. If there is more than one phone with Bluetooth enable then a selection menu appears for you to select which phone or how many phones you wish to send the file/app to.\n\n\n\n\nThe receiving phone then has a pop up asking if you would like to receive the file or this can be disabled so lots of files can be 'flicked' across without any pop up menu if so desired. This could work in image gallery and video - just simply do a two fingered flick to the edge of the screen and you can share that file with your friend's phone. Possibly, the receiving phone would have a little icon of a small spinning file crossing the screen which could be selected or left to fade.\n\n\n\n\nIn 6 months time, you're reading a webpage on your symbian 4 phone, you find an interesting section of an article, you select the webpage with two fingers - maybe hold for 0.5 sec and flick it. The webpage then opens at the same point you are reading on your friends phone for them to look at.\n\n\n\n\n This idea may work better with larger screens or tablets etc by flicking files from desktop to desktop.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-08-10T08:54:36","2010-08-14T16:17:50","Wasp",0,100,"Voting and discussion",8,0]
[null,8817,{"$nulls":3},"Sounds like a great idea! Don't see why you'd really need to make the gesture optional, as a good multi-touch screen would be able to determine between 1 and 2 touches like on a MacBook, and I don't know of any one that flicks through their device's photos with more than one finger (even on the iPhone), although having the option there would make some people happier.","2010-08-14T12:54:50","2010-08-14T12:54:50","Anraiel",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8819,{"$nulls":3},"Thanks for you comment Antony! I think this gesture could be a default gesture and built into the wider gesture framework. The options were more for the bluetooth controls so that random people can't just 'flick' photos, files etc on to your photo but once you have verified that the sender is someone you trust then they can just flick files across at any time. I guess the gesture would have to be test out - but as you say, i don't think this gesture has been used elsewhere.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-08-14T16:03:12","2010-08-14T16:03:12","Wasp",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8820,{"$nulls":3},"Nice extension. And implementation to both the Gesture Framework (idea being implemented) and the Bump API suggestion (this is how this would work technically). Good stuff.","2010-08-14T16:17:08","2010-08-14T16:17:08","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8822,{"$nulls":3},"Cheers Antoine, I think these gestures will be a bit like shortcuts on the keyboard - maybe used by more advanced users. But if they are simple to remember and useful, people will start using them more.","2010-08-14T16:27:37","2010-08-14T16:27:37","Wasp",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10023,"Mobile applications",null,"Improvements for Voice-Memo-Recorder","There are 2 very annoying things in Voice Memo Recorder:\n\n\n\n\n1. In  many cases I want to use it as dictaphone and be not disturbed by calls  (that ruin the recording). There should be an option to use it as  dictaphone and all calls are blocked without hearing the ringtone on the  recording or anything like that.\n\n\n\n\n2. Why is the capacity limited  to 1 hour, even if there is much more capacity available? You can start  other recordings then, but not seamless record one single recording  longer than 1 hour, even if you have enough free memory. That should be  improved.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-09T11:23:57","2010-10-12T21:05:10","JMontanaro",0,100,"Expert review",76,0]
[null,10024,{"$nulls":3},"PS:\n\n\n\n\nAnd 3.: On some Symbian-phones the recordings are in amr-format. They should be in MP3 or AAC so that you can use them with many other devices and software too.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-09T11:26:13","2010-10-09T11:26:12","JMontanaro",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10078,{"$nulls":3},"For those who want to use her phone as dictaphone, these 3 things are very important! So, I voted yes on this!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-10T19:28:03","2010-10-10T19:28:03","David.Kraus",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10179,{"$nulls":3},"Great idea!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-12T19:20:31","2010-10-12T19:20:31","CarloseIbanez",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3368,"Mobile functionality",null,"use of solar energy in mobiles ","if we use solar energy for our mobile phone on one end will help the phone to have full charge.  the even a phone can be in a village where the power is not there...      this idea can be implemented for low application phones..   if we use cnt's battery we can use for even a 3g phone with more applications","2009-12-11T11:29:50","2009-12-11T11:29:50","aravinddutta",0,100,"Voting and discussion",5,0]
[null,3379,{"$nulls":3},"I like the idea, the best part is using solar battery dual mode to made the mobile phone last longer for each charged.","2009-12-11T22:33:53","2009-12-11T22:33:53","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3551,{"$nulls":3},"I like your Idea- But we are here to discuss about the Symbian OS -the Software part not the hardware .","2009-12-15T16:43:02","2009-12-15T16:43:02","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3561,{"$nulls":3},"Green is great, but complicated!.....Please see http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=1458 , as it has been discussed previously, and there are many thoughts on feasibility and implementation. ","2009-12-15T17:49:30","2009-12-15T17:49:30","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6184,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Bluetooth Auto Off","Bluetooth makes the sharing damn easy between devices and systems.i want to add another option in bluetooth called Auto Turn Off on inactivity for X mins. This helps the user to dont goto to bluetooth settings and making it turn off after sharing files etc... WE many configure the settings as auto off after 10 secs of inactivity etc etc","2010-03-03T17:09:34","2010-10-15T11:58:43","apache",0,100,"Expert review",31,0]
[null,10084,{"$nulls":3},"yeah this is a good one, sometimes we forget to turn it off","2010-10-10T21:41:36","2010-10-10T21:41:36","nitrous17",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7976,"Mobile applications",null,"FTP client for access to remote ftp server","What about a symbian application that allows you to make a connection to a remote / home FTP server/ NAT server?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI am using a NAT server @home and would like to access it with my mobile phone.\n\n\n\n\nAnd i cant find an application to do this with. Isn't it a nice app to have on your smartphone?","2010-06-14T12:45:46","2010-06-14T12:45:46","sleijpie",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,7979,{"$nulls":3},"There are several 3rd party applications that do this. Are you asking that this functionality should be in the File manager by default? That would be different, and possibly open up other opportunities.","2010-06-14T16:44:15","2010-06-16T09:52:20","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,8232,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","NEW IDEA FOR CONTACT: ADD MORE PICTURES TO 1 CONTACT","In phone list, each contact can add only 1 image. Why don't we add more picture in one contact? Example: We add 9 picture in 1 contact, so when we find this contact in phone list or called it, the picture of contact will change each 3 second and run like slideshow. And Nokia can make a many nice slide show effect, like\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n(Bonus: It's a screenshots from my laptop. I'm using Ubuntu 10.04.1 LTS - Linux)\n\n\n\n\nReally nice?\n\n\n\n\nWe can organize the picture, which first, next .v.v. or chose random ! \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nNew Demo:\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nUPDATE: New Demo: PLZ REPLY TO BUILT IT !\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nNew Idea: Add video to Contact\n\n\n\n\nNormal, It'll show the thumbnail picture of video (like normal contact image), but when we touch to this picture, the video will run !\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n_____","2010-07-09T03:43:33","2010-10-09T00:29:22","MyFanIsUUUU",0,89.71,"Expert review",31,3]
[null,8980,{"$nulls":3},"I think ADD VIDEO TO CONTACT (NOT FOR RINGTUNE) is the UNIQUE FEATURE !","2010-08-23T11:42:09","2010-08-23T11:42:09","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8274,{"$nulls":3},"One picture is enough to identify who is calling in first sight. Any way -I what to see more interaction before voting  -  ","2010-07-10T16:33:12","2010-07-11T05:54:19","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9819,{"$nulls":3},"I've read the latest news. My idea has 21 vote, which isn't easy, so maybe it can be saved ?","2010-10-05T11:38:52","2010-10-08T16:33:15","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9328,{"$nulls":3},"contact it is impossible,i can't...\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n_______________________\n\n\n\n\n[url=http://store.everything-neon.com/powersupplies.html]neon transformer[/url]\n[url=http://www.idmepromotions.com/promo-products/custom-imprinted-mugs-cups-drinkware/personalized-mugs+travel-mugs+steins-639.aspx]Promotional Travel Mugs[/url]","2010-09-05T15:57:44","2010-09-30T03:26:59","XREDXR",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8572,{"$nulls":3},"Nice idea, but might be a bit too difficult to manage from just the contact screen. Might this also work by adding a metadata component to a photo where you can include or tag a contact to a photo, and Ghent from a contact entry, you'd see a menu option to view related images? This would seem a way to make it best work out.","2010-07-24T19:50:55","2010-07-29T08:03:14","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9107,{"$nulls":3},"Maybe add youtube to contact?","2010-08-26T14:34:12","2010-09-06T12:36:04","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8426,{"$nulls":3},"It could be also:\n\n\n\n\n* A clips instead of pictures\n\n\n\n\n* Showing information like contact group, nick name, online status, etc\n\n\n\n\n* Additional follow up like show reminder related to particular person like http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=8424\n\n\n\n\n* Related subject like SMS message, IM, community activity from particular person\n\n\n\n\n* And more..","2010-07-17T03:15:25","2010-07-17T03:15:25","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,8488,"Mobile functionality",null,"Adding better specs & Redesigning UI For Symbian^3 and Symbian^4"," \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nHi, my name's Keith and I've been a Nokia fan for a long time and I still am. I've loved everything about Nokia since the start like Camera, Usability, Variety of Products, Build-Quality, Openness of the OS, etc.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nProcessor speeds. Yes, Symbian is a light weight OS and it doesnt load too much pressure on the phone. HOWEVER, when you want to multitask, it hard to navigate between different apps which IMO is because of the low RAM and low processor speed. So I'd suggest you to have at least 512 MB RAM (To help multitask very easily without low RAM message) and a minimum 800MHz processor speed to accommodate the RAM in multitasking efficiently without occupying the battery too much and to also keep up with the 2010 smartphone standards. Also, add in a better battery on the phone (around 1500 mAh would be good enough). N8 has only 1200 mAh which makes the battery life questionable. So, \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n#1 - Improving Processor and RAM specs\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nMoving on to the regular UI, it looks GREAT on Symbian^3. A HUGE improvement from the S60 5th Edition. But, there's still some things that should be changed in it. Like the first thing I noticed is lag. N8 is ALMOST lag free. BUT, when you opened up the browser, photo editor and the video editor, I saw some lag. Especially in the photo editor. It looked hardly like 10 frames/sec. Which isnt good enough. Even 30 Frames/Sec will be appreciated but IF possible, make the navigation 60 frames/sec EVERYWHERE in the OS. Including heavy duty apps like photo/video editor and the browser. Other things would include a more \"organic\" type of kinetic scrolling in the browser. The browser on the N8 doesnt have good kinetic scrolling. Something like the iPhone or Android's browser scrolling looks much more \"organic\" compared to Symbian's \"mechanical\" kinda scrolling. This would make navigation much easier and pleasurable.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAnother thing would be the Transitions. I know its not essential BUT, Nokia HAS TO expand it's territory in North America, where people want smooth transitions and stuff. It makes using the handset very pleasurable. Simple things like opening and closing apps, rotating the screen, and other things currently have no transitions (not even in Symbian^3). I think implementing these things in your already AWESOME OS would mean regaining you reputation as the BEST smartphone manufacturer in the world. Nokia's shares are declining quite a lot. And since 2007, Nokia has lost TONS &amp; TONS of money (Possibly in Billions). Not only that, Nokia has also lost much of its fanbase in the last 3 years. And as a Nokia fan, it hurts me when I see these stats. So,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n#2 Improving Overall UI and adding Smooth Transitions, smooth and \"organic\" scrolling all over the OS and adding a Pop-up keyboard.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSo Nokia, PLEASE if you can, take these ideas and try to implement them in Symbian^4, MeeGo And OF possible, Symbian^3 too. PLEASE NOKIA, I REALLY can't see people complaining about how Nokia phones are slow and not-so-usable.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThank You,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nFrom a loyal Nokia Fan,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nKeith :)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-07-20T23:16:54","2010-07-23T02:58:05","Skillet",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,1833,"Symbian Foundation",null,"Pledge activities as a team","In the San Francisco office, it'll be cool to utilize the pledge card Annabel Cooke came up with (http://hereswhatweredoing.wordpress.com/2009/10/07/symbian-world-gets-a-new-illustrator/) and pledge activities as team.  We could utilize our Wed lunch club to discuss activities and results.","2009-10-07T18:24:03","2010-06-03T13:36:55","adetaylor",0,100,"Closed",2,0]
[null,1854,{"$nulls":3},"Does writing something down on a card really help?\n\n\n\n\nI'd be worried about a) people concentrating on the pledges instead of their day job, b) a lot of enthusiastic pledging which doesn't actually lead to any results (e.g. see G8 resolutions about ending world poverty).","2009-10-09T09:55:22","2009-10-09T09:55:22","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1855,{"$nulls":3},"I would think that if this isn't over-used (say only one pledge per person at any one time) and is complementary to the \"day job\" (perhaps focusing on being environmentally responsible - or some other selected theme) then the pledge mechanism would work well. Everyone proposes what they are going to do, and writes it down so that these pledges are visible and individuals feel accountable. With G8 I'd say a key problem is that there is no genuine peer pressure (home politics trump everything), whereas within a group of colleagues, though personal objectives come first, there would be some sense of commitment to honor a pledge made to the group.","2009-10-09T10:24:09","2009-10-09T10:24:09","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1876,{"$nulls":3},"The pledge cards went down well with package owners. Whether they will have a real effect remains to be shown.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThey were never designed as replacements for objectives.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI came up with the pledge cards, because I had no way of getting objectives into Nokia. The pledge card was the closest thing to get some sort of semblance of commitment.","2009-10-14T17:38:22","2009-10-14T20:34:06","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5161,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Requesting Symbian supporting Wireless Infrastructure Mode enabling WPA WiFi hotspot","Requesting Symbian supporting Wireless Infrastructure Mode enabling WPA WiFi hotspot so that 'phones can behave as WiFi hotspots with WPA access. Please advice when this will be supported.\n\n\n\n\n\nhttp://discussion.forum.nokia.com/fo...068#post633068\n\nThe Wifi standard Wireless Infrastructure Mode configuration needs to be supported on Nokia N95 to enable it to be used as a secure WPA WiFi Hotspot.\n\nWhen will this be supported for the N95 / Symbian?\n\nJoikuspot 3rd party software enables the N95 and other 3G Nokia phones to behave as a UNSECURE WiFi hotspot. But they can't provide secure WPA access because Symbian does not support it - as Symbian needs to support Wireless Intrastructure mode to support WPA.\n\nHaving secure access means that you and only you can connect to the phone via WiFI, e.g. from your laptop.\n\n\n\n\nthis would make the phone behave in just the same way with the same full functionality as a MiFi device 3 mifi huawei e5830 - as sold by Three mobile.\n\n\n\n\nAlso posted here:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://discussion.forum.nokia.com/forum/showthread.php?p=633070#post633070\n\n\n\n\nand here:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://discussion.forum.nokia.com/forum/showthread.php?t=177662","2010-02-04T13:04:59","2010-02-06T14:26:30","arjaydavis",0,100,"Voting and discussion",6,0]
[null,5929,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Fault diagnoisis and logging","One of the major problems I find with the Symbian OS is the lack of diagnostics or basic logging when things go wrong.\n\n\n\n\nOne example is an app failure, where for this purpose the app closes before it can load. The user doesn't get any information as to why, no logs to consult to see why, doesn't know what to do to rectify the problem, and rarely has anywhere to consult for assistance or support on the spot.\n\n\n\n\nThis isn't the only example, but it's something which users no doubt find frustrating.\n\n\n\n\nFoundation should take a leaf from... Microsoft (sorry for saying it), and their Windows Error Reporting platform. When faults occur, information is fed back to a central 'farm'. If the fault is already known the user gets instant feedback on how they can fix it, and if not the information is logged, analysed and used for improving either the OS - or fed back to the app developer to improve their end of things.\n\n\n\n\nThis is one way there could be some real continuous improvement into the Symbian platform.","2010-02-25T13:46:19","2010-02-25T13:46:19","thewinchester",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,5930,{"$nulls":3},"I agree that there is considerable scope for improvement here.  Actually you can build the platform with quite comprehensive diagnostics turned on, which is typically done for pre-production devices, but it's all taken out (for efficiency) in shipping products.  I think there are two potential improvements here:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\nhaving kernel-level diagnostics available to be turned on in production devices without a performance penalty when they're turned off\nhaving a user-friendly way of capturing those diagnostics and reporting them back to someone knowledgeable enough to interpret them","2010-02-25T14:26:33","2010-02-25T16:35:52","craigh",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,6441,"Mobile functionality",null,"Task end date","I would prefer the option None in end date of the tasks like in MS Outlook. Stefan","2010-03-13T08:00:34","2010-03-13T08:00:33","stefanlind",0,100,"Voting and discussion",3,0]
[null,7977,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Add .com hotkey","Add a .com hot key for quick url input when browsing the web","2010-06-14T15:15:03","2010-06-14T15:15:03","annabelc",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,1]
[null,7978,{"$nulls":3},"This is not needed as all Symbian devices allow you to had the .com, .org, and several other extensions. Now, this isn't present on the virtual keyboard, but it is present when you do the \"insert new web address\" command. This might need to be improved.","2010-06-14T16:41:10","2010-06-14T16:41:09","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7983,{"$nulls":3}," \n\n\n\n\nI think this function is already present on Symbian!","2010-06-14T17:36:22","2010-06-14T17:36:22","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8022,{"$nulls":3},"\".com\" is there in T9 for general text input, at least on the Nokia N95 8GB.\n\n\n\n\n\n\nAnd it's definitely there in Opera Mobile and Opera Mini, type a \".\" and it'll suggest some things like \".com\", \".co.uk\", \".net\", \".org\". It will also suggest a \"www.\" when typing an initial w.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n(Those suffixes aren't there in the native Web browser on the Nokia N95 8GB.)","2010-06-16T15:00:03","2010-06-16T15:01:05","hugo",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8489,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Roaming Profile - Global Offline Data setting","Simple request - create a profile which disables data usage globally from network carriers, so you don't have to change data settings per application. I would find this particularly useful as I'm on prepay and when I'm low on credit I could switch to 'Roaming Profile' so none of my applications such as Mail, would use data and therefore bill me. This could be even more useful for travelers on prepay plans, where data roaming charges are pretty steep. Obviously this would only affect data, and not voice calls like a normal Offline profile.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nFeedback appreciated per usual. :)","2010-07-21T00:39:59","2010-07-21T00:39:59","Lek",0,100,"Voting and discussion",5,0]
[null,8494,{"$nulls":3},"Agreed! This would be a great idea for all the Travelers ;)","2010-07-21T05:50:37","2010-07-21T05:50:37","Skillet",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10025,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Effective smooth scrolling in all symbian devices ","Need smooth scrolling function in menu without effecting phone functionality and speed..","2010-10-09T11:27:22","2010-10-09T11:27:22","kunal.navhate",0,100,"Voting and discussion",7,0]
[null,298,"None of the Above",null,"Remote Support API","For many years my work as a contractor for technical support in many call centres was well, a learning experience. In just about all tech industries: cellular phone/network, consultant, remote vpn intranet access, etc etc, even deskside support offers tech support. The only difference is that Deskside Support is truely that, a live person comes to your desk to support you.\n\n\n\n\nI&apos;d LOVE this on my Symbian Foundation device.\n\n\n\n\nIts time to utilize the power of Symbian - how modular it can be with C++/Open-C/Python/Ruby/etc. And fully use the bandwidth of HSDPA/HSUPA and HSPA onward to LTE. Let me explain.\n\n\n\n\nImagine a new users unfamiliar with their phone, or a real power user having a technical issue with their smartphone. A simple call to tech support is easy and seemless to any user novice/pro. However, in the background a master API [an API that enables other API&apos;s if you will] determines data connectivity, latency, bandwidth and prompts to initiate a remote desktop connection.\n\n\n\n\nI&apos;ve worked with Bomgar, a server based setup that creates an SSL/SSH tunnel to a laptop that can allow remote desktop sharing to resolve a windows pc problem, even re-establishing a connection within a variable window of time, (5mins default). Now imagine a similar approach over 3.5G to a Symbian Foundation OS based smartphone. Sure Video chat may not be needed, and optional to the manufacturers tech support; but fundamentally game changing. Remote Desktop sharing amongst other users - a similar idea like what Nokia&apos;s Beta Labs have with Mobile Web Server.\n\n\n\n\nNow Remote Support can rely on multiple API&apos;s with a master API to simultaneously enable them without interaction from the user.","2009-04-28T03:46:26","2010-06-04T16:19:40","Prom1",0,100,"Closed",2,0]
[null,303,{"$nulls":3},"Of course, this raises the question of how this feature can be exploited maliciously. Symbian (or whoever implements it) shall not open a new security hole that could be used to take full control of the device, right?\n\n\n\n\nIt&apos;s another question exactly what would be needed for this remote support API. If it&apos;s just about to teach new users how to use their S60 devices (for which they get a handbook, anyway), then not too much is needed, I would say. If more is needed then we start talking about adding some device management features to the whole system, which might be worth considering, too, though there are commercial software products in this category with which Symbian will have to compete with (I mean who will pay the development of this feature if most Symbian licensees already have their own product in the category?).","2009-04-28T09:08:17","2009-04-29T02:34:49","tote",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,305,{"$nulls":3},"Hmm, and how would you manage to tunnel through operator firewalls to enable access to the service running on the handset? It&apos;s all fine and well that customers inside the network can address each other openly behind the firewall, although a service that no-one can use doesn&apos;t make sense.","2009-04-28T09:13:48","2009-04-29T02:44:23","vmlemon",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,322,{"$nulls":3},"There are two ways this could be done and sadly I don&apos;t think either of them will work. The first is for the operators to drive for it as a brand differentiator (come to Orange, we can take over your phone remotely to help you) - they&apos;ve never needed it in the past and customers may well not be comfortable with the idea. The second is for 3rd party companies and individuals to provide the service (pay us and we can connect to your phone remotely to solve problems). This is potentially a good idea except for 1) who will pay to write and the APIs, 2) it is a big security issue and 3) would the operators let such a thing through to handsets?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nOf course there have been discussions with RealVNC on and off for years about developing a Symbian version of their server but this was never prioritised enough to have any money put into it. If a 3rd party support company wanted to do that I&apos;m sure they woulnd&apos;t say no.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAnyone want to create a start-up? ;-)","2009-04-28T10:55:49","2009-04-29T02:38:41","dadurant",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4138,"Mobile applications",null,"send sms before the battery completely discharge","During a call the battery dies. And the person on the \"other side\" don't understanding what happened. So, this app. before the battery completely discharge, send an SMS warning if the call is dropped, was because of the discharged battery.","2010-01-05T16:10:43","2010-01-05T16:10:42","ricardinhus",0,57.2,"Voting and discussion",9,7]
[null,4159,{"$nulls":3},"Hi,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nthis sounds like a quite nice idea for some small 3rd party application... It might be better if it can generate some \"beep\" sound during the phone call to warn you that battery is going to die...\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nBR\n\n\n\n\nSTeN","2010-01-06T03:41:27","2010-01-11T10:23:53","stenlik",{"$nulls":3},3,0]
[null,4262,{"$nulls":3},"good idea ,instead of the beep sound if both parties hear a recorder voice telling\"warning battery is low \" or something like ,it would be more clear.","2010-01-10T08:21:23","2010-01-11T10:26:05","symbiandreams",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4269,{"$nulls":3},"I like it :)) nice ideas !","2010-01-11T04:13:18","2010-01-11T04:13:18","et3rnal",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5162,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Contact record with GPS/cell info and date so you remember where and when you met someone.","The contacts management system should add GPS info (for GPS enabled handsets such as the N95 and N82) and/or basestation cell-info and date to the record (vcard, vcd, business card) so you can recall where and when you met someone.","2010-02-04T13:13:23","2010-02-05T16:12:29","arjaydavis",0,100,"Voting and discussion",4,0]
[null,5171,{"$nulls":3},"Added a link to this idea from my previous idea called Contacts Plug-ins to Extend Functionality since this is a specific application of that idea.","2010-02-04T15:56:03","2010-02-04T15:56:03","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6442,"Mobile functionality",null,"Task capacity","I would prefer bigger space in each task so I don't have to divide a task category into two different tasks. I also want a title of my task and that demands space. Stefan","2010-03-13T08:02:26","2010-03-13T08:02:26","stefanlind",0,100,"Voting and discussion",3,0]
[null,6698,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Add &quot;Night Mode&quot; for phone display","The other night, I was a passenger in a car driving along a motorway in the dark and wanted to check the traffic news on a website.  When I pulled the phone out of my pocket and unlocked it, the glare of the white screen distracted the driver.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWe should provide a mechanism to put the phone into \"night mode\".  This would mean that you could use the phone in the dark without you - or people around you - being dazzled by the white background of the web browser or other bright UI elements.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIt should be simple to activate night mode and simple to switch back to daytime mode again.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nFor an example of what I'm thinking, look at a TomTom SatNav device.  The daytime colours are bright and bold - the night time colours are all shades of blue.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIt may be possible to implement this by having a default \"Night Time\" profile - or it may be possible to do something a little cleverer which automatically adjusts the colours and contrast of the whole UI to make it suitable for us in the car at night or in a cinema or dark room...","2010-03-22T14:35:54","2010-03-26T11:28:16","danm",0,100,"Closed",7,0]
[null,6703,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Dan,\n\n\n\n\nI like your IDEA, however, I think that it was posted earlier, as\n\n\n\n\nhttp://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=6270&amp;foolIE6=1#comment_6309\n\n\n\n\nIt appears that this IDEA should be placed under a refinement to IDEA 6309.  Please clarify if you feel you IDEA is different or allow us to post your IDEA as a REFINEMENT to IDEA 6308.\n\n\n\n\nThanks.","2010-03-22T21:43:51","2010-03-22T21:43:51","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6718,{"$nulls":3},"I don't agree that it's the same idea, but I'm happy for this one to be posted as a refinement or addition to the other one.","2010-03-23T08:56:46","2010-03-23T08:56:46","danm",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8490,"Mobile functionality",null,"Dot Com button, and Alpha-Numeric Dialer on keypad","Can we please have an improved keyboard with a dot com button when in browser/s? Can we also have an alpha numeric dialer, for those handy abbreviations networks use for SMS settings?\n\n\n\n\n\nCheers!","2010-07-21T01:32:45","2010-07-21T01:32:45","Lek",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,9770,"Mobile functionality","Developer stuff","Animated Emoticon on MESSAGING!!","Built in emoticon........... so, we don't need to Install 3rd party application..","2010-10-01T16:39:30","2010-10-01T16:39:30","syracuse83",0,100,"Voting and discussion",3,2]
[null,2091,"Mobile applications",null,"Wikipedia app","We need a Symbian wikipedia app.  Whilst he was over for SEE I was chatting about this with Jimmy Wales, he agreed that their mobile interface is weak, display isn't great and you can't edit. But said that his foundation doesn't have the cash to invest in an app.  Lets have a specialised Symbian app for wikipedia, something that makes searching, reading and editing easier than the mobile web page.  Perhaps a commercial app that gives a percentage of income to the (wikimedia) foundation?\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-10-29T16:05:04","2010-02-26T10:33:13","timh",0,90.46,"Being done",31,3]
[null,4137,{"$nulls":3},"IvanL has created an alpha version of a Wikipedia app. The intention is to develop this further, but we'd very much appreciate some feedback on the alpha.\n\n\n\n\nIt should work on all Symbian^1 devices and a selection of earlier devices. Please give the app a try and post any feedback as comments.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\nIn addition to the current feature set, the following are proposed:\n\n\n\nautocomplete on article search\narticle edit\nstore favourite articles (ideally, local to the device so that they can be viewed offline)\nforward and back buttons\nan easy means to return to 'home'\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-05T16:06:58","2010-01-05T16:51:47","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4139,{"$nulls":3},"My initial comments:\n\n\n\nit might be helpful to make the initial information box (the facts and figures that are usually right-aligned) collapsible so that the reader can go straight into the article\nI'd make the Wikipedia icon a \"home\" button\nIt would be good to have a more obvious way to navigate back and forwards\nOn my e71 I have to scroll down to click search on the home page. It would be good to have this visible and clickable without scrolling","2010-01-05T16:14:31","2010-01-05T16:14:31","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4141,{"$nulls":3},"It's unfortunately broken on 5th edition (or at least on the 5800). I can't get the virtual keyboard up for the search box.","2010-01-05T16:39:18","2010-01-05T17:22:50","brendand",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2120,{"$nulls":3},"I think we had/have one as example code (Ivan wrote it for a demo a while ago). It needs some brushing up, but as an example of an open source app, it could be a great thing to come with our SQL book (out soon) http://developer.symbian.org/wiki/index.php/Wikipedia_SQL_Demo","2009-10-29T20:26:44","2009-10-29T20:26:43","stichbury",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2121,{"$nulls":3},"Doesn&#39;t that one link to a local copy of the wikipedia database rather than the online version though?","2009-10-29T20:30:28","2009-10-29T20:30:28","timh",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2128,{"$nulls":3},"The existing app was written as a demo of the wonderful SQLite database in Symbian 9.3 and so the normal demo did use a local cache; but I believe it does go to the website if it doesn&#39;t find the entry locally.","2009-10-29T23:29:23","2009-10-30T14:41:37","antony",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2130,{"$nulls":3},"I agree this would be a good app to have.\n\nImplementation idea: In his talk &quot;Introducing Qt to Symbian Developers&quot; on day 2 of SEE09, http://www.see2009.org/page.cfm/action=Seminars/SeminarID=117, Espen Riskedal showed how a good looking mobile interface to Wikipedia can be created in Qt in less than 30 minutes programming time.","2009-10-29T23:34:51","2009-10-29T23:34:51","dw2",{"$nulls":3},3,0]
[null,4185,{"$nulls":3},"I tried the app on N97 and here are my comments:\n\n- I liked the Wikipedia icon as it appears in my Applications grid menu; it is important as this will first attract the user to open and use the app, a boring/bad resolution icon might put them off.\n \n- The search view that appears as soon as you open the app is fine on portrait mode, but on landscape mode the \"Search\" button was half out of screen on my N97. Still usable without having to scroll down, but there is plenty of unused space in this view anyway and fitting it all properly shouldn't be a problem. Also, graphics on search view are clean and as simple as possible which is not a bad thing at all, but I think it would look more interesting if the put some \"depth\", like shadow on the \"Wikipedia\" fonts etc.\n \n- I liked that a dialogue pops up to ask if I allow internet data to be used. Obvious to most people that such an app will use data, but probably useful for when you're roaming, if you haven't switched off internet data.\n \n- When you try to go through the list of search results, kinetic scrolling doesn't work very well; it was difficult scrolling down the list without accidentally selecting and loading a page. I had to use the up-down hard buttons on my N97, but on a touch-only device this would seriously put me off.\n \n- However, when I actually got to the desired wikipedia page, kinetic scrolling worked fine. I was also pleased with the way the text and pictures were displayed, good navigation and readability. Also the reference links in the articles work well.\n \n- I was impressed by the speed in all levels: the app launches fast, the search is super-fast, navigation to articles also very prompt. 10/10 for this aspect of usability!","2010-01-07T14:41:57","2010-01-07T14:41:56","effimiav",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4191,{"$nulls":3},"So nice to see a Idea Comes reality :) Good App ;) Happy with the Beta","2010-01-07T18:39:20","2010-01-07T18:39:20","apache",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2775,{"$nulls":3},"there are a lot of wikipedia articles about locations, and most symbian phones these days have the ability to geotag photos.  so i would add to this idea that installing the app might add a feature to Share Online to upload geotagged photos of locations to a relevant wikipedia article.  The use case would be something like this:\n\n\n\n1.  After installing Wikipedia App, the user opts-in for automatic image location parsing.\n\n2.  User takes a photo, geotag is saved into EXIF data\n\n3.  Wikipedia App sends a location query to wikipedia, checks if an interesting landmark is in the area and perhaps in the same direction as phone was facing (compass data in exif as well?)\n\n4.  Title of related wikipedia article, if any, is added to a Share Online queued upload along with the relevant image\n\n5.  User must manually select to send the upload if they think it is relevant.  (auto upload might send images not fit for public consumption)\n\n\n\n\nIn this manner, wikipedia gets new content (updated pics of stonehenge, etc) and the user publishes this content to the proper article without fussing about with searching for it, selecting the image, etc.  I envision only the most recent 5 or so images being queued up in Share Online.  This way, after taking a vacation I open Share Online and see \"hey wow, i took 3 snaps of famous places\" - and have the opportunity to upload them easily if they seem fit for public viewing.","2009-11-19T17:48:09","2009-11-19T17:50:52","bitflung",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5099,{"$nulls":3},"Hi all,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nNew version (1.0rc1) is available here.  New features:\n\n\n\nHistory, Bookmarks\nAuto-update\nNew stylesheets - most pages should be rendered better\nBeta support for reading in non-english languages\nBugfixes\n...\n\n\n\nPlease give it a spin and comment!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThanks,\n\n\n\n\nIvan","2010-02-01T16:09:13","2010-08-07T09:00:02","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4346,{"$nulls":3},"Great app :)\n\n\n\n\nHowever, don't forget to add a localization settings (I would like to use French database instead of English one), this can be easy to change since the wikipedia url is always the same : http://fr.wikipedia.org for French (and others languages), http://en.wikipedia.org in English.\n\n\n\n\nBy the way, search results should be a little bigger in order to become easily touchable. The same suggestion for the radio buttons on the home.","2010-01-12T21:16:52","2010-01-12T21:18:53","axisama",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2347,"Symbian Foundation",null,"Flu vaccinations in the UK office","flu vaccinations in the UK\n\nWe are considering having flu vacinations administered in the UK for staff ( not swine flu ) are you interested. ","2009-11-05T13:41:01","2010-08-04T20:27:21","adetaylor",0,56.79,"Closed",5,5]
[null,2348,{"$nulls":3},"Yes please!","2009-11-05T13:41:42","2009-11-05T13:41:42","Joe",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2367,{"$nulls":3},"No thank you :) ","2009-11-06T09:57:06","2009-11-06T09:57:06","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2603,"Mobile functionality",null,"Dedicated text-to-speech feature for S60 devices to improve quality of life and safety","An idea which might be helpful, would be to develop and market a fully functional S60 software application that not only can \"read\" back all aspects of the device (contacts, phone numbers, addresses,whose calling etc, but it would also be able to \"read\" business documents, scanned documents (e.g. if using N95 8GB or something with good quality cameera/magnifier),the internet and even pleasure reading of eBooks from the library or perhaps Nokia would like to offer eBooks,as a paid service like Nokia music. The S60 text-to-speech dedicated application would allow a user to provide verbal commands, which has been already submitted by me earlier, and the S60 device would respond with the verbal directions, instructions or just \"read' what is needed by the user. To expand on this idea, the device would be able to \"read\" contacts' information before dialing, SMSing or emailing.  It would tell the user what application they are using and that it is ready.It would be able to convert voicemail and put it into a speech-to-text readable format so a user can take messages and listen to them at a time in which they feel appropriate. A dedicated text-to-speech functionality would be useful for \"reading\" e-mail, e-mail attachments, word documents, professional documents, internet pages, e-books, and any written text.  Right now there are text-to-speech softwares available by third party vendors, but to integrate this function for low and no vision (accessibility) individuals,the busy soccer mom,the business executive, or mostly anyone would be great.  With all the information and time management restraints we have today,it is a very pleasant feature to be able to have hands-free verbal access to any information that you need on the S60 device that you carry with you everywhere, all the time any how.  Texting, talking and not paying attention while driving is a major issue in the United States today, and a feature like this could circumvent the danger of looking at a screen and not the road. The main purpose of this integrated text-to-speech feature for S60 devices would be a wonderful service for accessibility purposes, and to help with the efficiency and effectiveness of people who have a cell phone, camera, book, newspaper, stack of emails, or voice mails, who could easily and leisurely listen and respond to information.  We are a new generation of peole who need to find ways to make information assimulation and processing easier and efficient and many would find this feature of a dedicated text-to-speech S60 device very attractive. This feature is being proposed to help accessibility needs, but also to improve the quality of life of both abled and \"dis\"abled people who are busy and need to receive information in an efficient,organized (no multiple devices,or books etc) and a safe manner (driving), anywhere that their S60 goes (watching a child's game,enjoying a book at lunch break etc,catch up on emails on the ride home, listen to the financial pages etc.).\n\n\nVideo Player new features:\n\n\n\n\n- Support for new formats: Divx, Xvid, *.mkv, rmvb, flt and more\n\n\n\n\nIt will be good if VLC would be converted and included into symbian, with possibility to upgrade itself and codecs\n\n\n\n\nhttp://www.videolan.org/vlc/\n\n\n\n\n- support for subtitles with Unicode, and many file formats: SUB, SRT, SSA, SON, SST\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAnd now suggestion for feature that is not included in any handset:\n\n\n\n\n- Support for text-to-speech in video player. I mean from subtitles. That will work as \"announcer\" and read all of subtitles with great quality\n\n\n\n\nI know that there is possibility to read messages, but this program is not as good as it may be\n\n\n\n\nhttp://www.nokia.pl/pomoc/oprogramowanie/odczytywanie-wiadomosci-tekstowych\n\n\n\n\nTo make described feature real nokia or symbian foundation should collaborate with creators of leader of\n\n\nText-To-Speech applications.\n\n\nI mean:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://www.ivona.com/?set_lang=en&amp;\n\n\n\n\nThen from beggining it would be possible to make this feature complete for 4 languages: Polish, BrE, AmE, and Romanian.\n\n\n\n\nThat gives us a lot more ways of using, we can let IVONA read books, e-mails, webpages and any function on the phone.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-11-16T03:02:02","2010-10-11T05:05:31","ginau",0,100,"Expert review",38,0]
[null,5713,{"$nulls":3},"This has come up by some new posts, so I am bringing this to the community.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWith accessibility needs and the USA fever for eBook readers, this is a HOT item.","2010-02-19T06:25:39","2010-02-19T06:25:39","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10097,{"$nulls":3},"The current database does not support auto merge of ideas and votes.Please add 18 votes from merge. Total votes as of 10/10/10 is 55. The merge feature really needs to merge votes. The current process is not reflective of up-to-date summary for easy glance and for metrics of popularity and # of votes. This makes the metrics all incorrect for every merged idea. It also makes it harder for the expert, SF, Nokia to see actual \"hot\" ideas, as the actual number of votes may be buried in a thread, rather than being seen quickly by query, popular, or most popular of all times. Please speak with database vendor to add this feature.","2010-10-11T05:14:40","2010-10-11T05:14:40","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4809,{"$nulls":3},"thats too much to read for me but :p\n\n\n\n\n i like this idea and i think symbian already had it, on my 5800XM if i hold press the green key i can ask my device to open many think like \" wt time is it\" or \" messaging\" new msg\" but in each time i have to press the green key !!! so it need little bit improving. :)","2010-01-24T09:03:55","2010-02-19T06:30:07","et3rnal",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9929,{"$nulls":3},"It may be merged with:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=9144","2010-10-08T11:46:16","2010-10-11T05:03:27","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4845,{"$nulls":3},"Hi,\n\n\n\n\nI know that probabely it's not true to write my question here but I need someone help.I've explained my problem in th e symbian forums but no reply.can you help me?Please tell me where can i say my problem and to whom?Thanks\n\n\n\n\nHi,\n\nI've developed a TTS engine for my language for symbian s60 3rd edition.Now I want to convert or change my application into s60 standard format to be added my TTS engine to TTS`s list like (Eloquence Us or nokia tts) so that the other programs in phone can access to my TTS Egine. How can I do that?I searched a lot in nokia and symbian forums but i couldn't find any document.what should be the standard format of my application for s60?Please help me to solve my problem.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nBest wishes\n\n\n\n\nSM Golzar","2010-01-25T10:45:08","2010-01-25T11:51:04","golzar007",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4651,"Mobile applications",null,"Smart Document Reviewer","The idea is:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSay I have a document server \"X\" where all the meeting/proposal contents are stored for my company, which may be in power point for example, or may in mobile version power point slides.\n\n\n\n\nI need to review the meeting or proposal on the fly and comment on them or even update.\n\n\n\n\nI can see those slides in my mobile, slide by slide ( by preview/next button), instantly\n\n\n\n\ncomment on it or update it. The update will be saved in the server \"X\". After completed it will send the notification to the other end. If there are several mobile viewer of that document, all can see that in their mobile as well.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nPurpose:\n\n\n\n\n - communication on fly.\n\n\n\n\n - review document from anywhere, anytime.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIt may have other extension, like printing to other end in A4 size paper merging the slides contents etc.\n\n\n\n\nSorry, I am confused about the product name. You can use better name.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-20T02:04:32","2010-01-20T02:04:32","ahsan.mostafa",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,5419,"Mobile functionality",null,"Regional Digital TV standards on Symbian","There already were Symbian devices with digital TV receptors, but it was only the european Standard, in countries that use american or japanese (like in south america) id didn't work. So, the digital TV enabled symbian phones could work the same TV receiver of the region it is going to.","2010-02-11T01:01:21","2010-05-05T17:45:17","Fernandez_88",0,99.99,"Closed",9,0]
[null,5880,{"$nulls":3},"Similar idea (ISDB-T): http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=4026","2010-02-23T21:17:34","2010-02-23T21:17:33","RAYDave",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6443,"Mobile functionality",null,"Calendar","When I put in a post (meeting/memo/year day/task) I would like to be able to choose default synchronisation (private, public or none) and not each time I type a new post. It's time and tap consuming as I always choose Public. Stefan","2010-03-13T08:07:04","2010-03-13T08:07:04","stefanlind",0,100,"Voting and discussion",3,0]
[null,6699,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Contacts information screen show more permanent info.","Add more info in contact list (main phone number) per contact, and more info for each contact ( show all phone number/s permanently, and rest of info for the contact.)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWhen looking contacts information, I can help noticing the lack of showing information for each contact either on list or on each contact, I guess it is worth mentioning I am talking about N series.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nOn contact list you can only see the Name (fair enough as you need to fit lots of data in little space, but it could be improved by letting user see something like main telephone by default and let user to pick what to see on list \"one thing only\").\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\ne.g.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThe worse and annoying thing is when you select a contact to see details (you can see the phone number/s of the contact in small font and only appears for a few seconds) I think Nokia should fix this by showing all the information and specially the phone number/s.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-22T15:30:52","2010-10-14T10:22:28","ErCesar",0,100,"Expert review",34,0]
[null,6700,{"$nulls":3},"This is executed on Nokia's E-Series devices. For N-series and S^1 devices, 3rd party software is available to do this. What would the ideal contact's information screen look like? Mind putting together a quick drawing of your ideal look?","2010-03-22T16:36:44","2010-05-12T09:34:17","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,7468,{"$nulls":3},"Antoine, Thanks for the response.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nCesar, nice picture of what you would like the contact's to look like. I have mainly N series to and I would like to see improvement with the contacts.  You have a nice suggestion and I am voting yes.  I would like to recommend that SF either get the company which Antoine speaks of, Symbian Signed and in Horizons, or that someone take a look at you idea closer.","2010-05-12T16:16:21","2010-05-12T17:26:50","ginau",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,7486,{"$nulls":3},"Hey , Great one Nice Drawing- You have my vote -  Contacts section of Symbian OS need to be improved - These drawing shows - what actually can be achieved.","2010-05-12T19:01:25","2010-05-13T09:03:49","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,10062,{"$nulls":3},"its a good one","2010-10-10T16:15:52","2010-10-10T16:15:52","nitrous17",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,10233,{"$nulls":3},"There are many ideas like this, that have min. 30 votes but are still not in \"expert view\". Before they vanish tomorrow when the system is changed, I bring them back to top, hoping, that they will get \"expert-view\"-status in time, before they vanish.","2010-10-14T10:12:20","2010-10-14T10:12:20","Tim.Linde",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,9771,"Symbian Foundation","Improve the running of Symbian","Speed^3","the only thing that made the iphone popular and purchasable and now Respectable is the speed and the lightness of the hall OS So i hope Symbian Foundation to be at the top all the time because my Inclinations is to symbian from the being till the end and i do not like to see ios or androind better or more successful than symbian. so plz. speed speed speed the OS no more laging no more waiting in symbian 4 I hope so.","2010-10-01T21:27:23","2010-10-01T21:27:22","ahmedra2ol",0,100,"Voting and discussion",12,0]
[null,10027,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","Chat in SMS ","Chat option in messaging which was available in nokia 2600 old model should available in all symbian phones....","2010-10-09T11:30:49","2010-10-09T11:30:49","kunal.navhate",0,100,"Voting and discussion",5,0]
[null,44,"Symbian Foundation",null,"&quot;Symbian&quot; rather than &quot;Foundation&quot;","We seem to often refer to ourselves as \"the foundation\" - \"I work for the foundation\", \"the foundation will ...\", etc. I think we should make sure that if we are going to shorten \"Symbian Foundation\" we shorten it to \"Symbian\". Our brand is \"Symbian\" not \"Foundation\" - so we should be re-enforcing that message. In the wider world the use of the definite article with \"foundation\" is also incorrect.\n\n\n\n\nWhy do we use \"foundation\" anyway - it's only to distinguish from \"Symbian Software Ltd\". So taking that terminology to the outside world is nonsense.","2009-04-01T11:16:24","2009-04-01T11:16:24","antony",0,100,"Being done",15,0]
[null,45,{"$nulls":3},"As a wiki content editor and book author, I've already had guidance that we can use:\n\n\n\n\nSymbian Foundation, Symbian Foundation platform, Symbian platform, and Symbian's ...\n\n\n\n\nBut not:\n\n\n\n\nFoundation, Foundation platform, Foundation's etc.\n\n\n\n\nAnd definitely not:\n\n\n\n\nSymbian OS (unless refering to pre-Symbian Foundation versions - which is actually really annoying when you want to talk specifically about the OS and not the application framework on top if it).\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nPersonally I think it's all very confusing to outsiders at the moment, with Nokia still talking about the S60 platform and rather mixed public use of Symbian and Foundation.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nMark","2009-04-01T12:15:42","2010-11-11T15:24:58","markw",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,74,{"$nulls":3},"Among friends and colleagues I tend to say \"old Symbian\" and \"new Symbian\", but I wonder if \"New Symbian\" for general use might be too reminiscent of \"New Coke\" or \"New Labour\"!","2009-04-05T15:27:08","2009-04-05T15:27:08","craigh",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,110,{"$nulls":3},"...but I must admit to using \"the foundation\" when talking about the company rather than the software itself.\n\n\n\n\nDescribing the company as \"Symbian\" may well confuse with the \"old Symbian\" (thanks to Craig for that term, in the other thread) may actually confuse the outside world as much as it confuses people on the inside and may muddy the waters when we're trying to explain to people how \"The Symbian Foundation\" is not \"Symbian Software Limited\"\n\n\n\n\nHaving said that, I agree that without the word \"Symbian\" attached, \"the foundation\" is a rather meaningless term and is reminiscent of a shady organisation in a Bond film... :-)\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-04-09T15:45:13","2009-04-24T12:24:00","danm",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,150,{"$nulls":3},"Obviously there&apos;s some need to distinguish the \"old\" commercial Symbian company from the \"new\" open source Symbian movement.\n\n\n\n\nPerhaps the Foundation should use the name \"Open Symbian\" instead of just \"Symbian\"? And perhaps the OS itself should be renamed like this? The first Symbian Foundation platform could be \"Open Symbian 1.0\"?\n\n\n\n\nI wouldn&apos;t want to get too tied down with a name though, it doesn&apos;t matter anywhere that much in the end. It&apos;s not like \"Linux\" has much going for it, and the name was an accident in the first place.","2009-04-19T15:40:35","2009-04-23T02:55:26","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},3,0]
[null,155,{"$nulls":3},"Can&apos;t believe it&apos;s just me... but doesn&apos;t anyone remember Isaac Asimov&apos;s \"Foundation\" series? When I hear that SF is being referred as The Foundation, I don&apos;t know whether I should laugh or get chills in my backbone! Well, at least that explains the robot logo\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nHave to agree that Old Symbian, New Symbian, Symbian Foundation, Symbian Platform and Symbian OS are a bit confusing. There has to be continuity, the word \"Symbian\" provides that, but need to demonstrate that something has changed. Even if there is Symbian Foundation Platform with Application Framework (SFP/AF, SAF), that would still logically contain Operating System part. Difficult to talk about device drivers as part of Application Framework.","2009-04-21T07:20:59","2009-04-26T19:35:24","JOM",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,214,{"$nulls":3},"I agree it should be Symbain rather than Foundation,but I don&apos;t think we should lose Foundation altogther. I&apos;ve been using Symbian instead of Symbian Foundation when talking about the company and Foundation when I talk about the community. I like that Foundation describes that we are run run by our members. It differentiates us from \"company\".  ","2009-04-24T12:03:33","2009-04-24T12:03:33","DianneCrowther",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,252,{"$nulls":3},"Hmm, \"New Symbian\" and \"Classic Symbian\", maybe? Although that probably brings to mind dead experimental cola projects...","2009-04-26T19:20:57","2009-04-26T19:20:57","vmlemon",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,255,{"$nulls":3},"I&apos;ve closed this Idea now - meaning that it has been accepted and actioned.\n\n\n\n\nWe will avoid talking simply about \"The foundation\".\n\n\n\n\nWe will, where possible, use the simple phrase \"Symbian\", as in \"I work at Symbian\" or \"I am using the Symbian platform\".\n\n\n\n\nOur URLs are all based on symbian.org, rather than symbianfoundation.org or foundation.org\n\n\n\n\nOn the other hand, Symbian has been constituted as an open source foundation, and the name of the legal entity is \"Symbian Foundation Ltd\".  So when required, the phrase \"Symbian Foundation\" will be used.  But that&apos;s not the only way to distinguish \"the old Symbian\" and \"the new Symbian\".\n\n\n\n\nIf anyone wants to propose different usage of terminology in particular situations, please create a new Idea!","2009-04-26T19:54:46","2009-04-26T19:59:14","dw2",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2092,"Mobile applications",null,"Social app location-based networking","I&#39;d like to see an application that shares location data across social apps, in real time, on mobile phones. For example, if I&#39;m in London, I&#39;d like all Symbian employees who I&#39;m friends with on Facebook and who have &quot;Symbian&quot; in their work profile, to show up in a locator. Additionally, I want to know of fans of the same band, people who have tickets to shows (Craigslist posters), etc.","2009-10-29T16:07:04","2010-06-28T17:13:29","ligertail",0,100,"Closed",4,0]
[null,3628,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","New &#39;Expert Refinement&#39; list in &#39;View All Ideas&#39;","In order to boost the voting process, 'Top All Time' listing should list the ideas less than 30 positive votes. For those ideas 30 positive votes or more should fall under 'Expert Refinement' subs listing in 'View All Ideas'.","2009-12-17T02:16:14","2009-12-17T02:19:49","lawrence27",0,47.77,"Voting and discussion",2,1]
[null,3679,{"$nulls":3},"Because of this 'Top All Time' list only ideas less than 30 votes, when member browse through then the chance to show the ideas is higher.","2009-12-18T00:02:46","2009-12-18T00:44:46","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5676,"Mobile functionality","Developer stuff","An option to install &#39;unsigned apps&#39; without signing/hacking","I know this is a security feature, but again installing apps from sources that haven't been signed is something Android and computers do very well. Apple doesn't allow this because they are very closed sources, but shouldn't Symbian release an option in the settings to allow to install unsigned apps at users own risk. \n\n\n\n\nThis would mean that people could test apps on their phones when they've been developing and just install the apps without having to sign these apps and go through all that hassle. ","2010-02-18T15:42:13","2010-02-18T15:42:13","Jordanaous",0,96.5,"Voting and discussion",7,1]
[null,9680,{"$nulls":3},"up and go","2010-09-26T22:20:10","2010-09-26T22:20:10","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6444,"Mobile functionality",null,"Calendar date","If you click on a grey marked date of the calendar overview it moves and if you are too quick by clicking another time to open that day you get into another day. If you click on a white marked day you have to click twice to get into that day. I propose that grey marked days do not move after clicking once. Stefan ","2010-03-13T08:11:20","2010-03-24T21:15:10","stefanlind",0,0,"Closed",0,0]
[null,6681,{"$nulls":3},"To help understand if this is a product-specific issue, or a future of Symbian calendar design issue which needs addressing.\n\n\n\n\nCould someone more familiar with the calendar feature and functionality on the newer OSs address whether this is something which needs to be improved for the future.\n\n\n\n\nIf this is a 5800 series issue, than perhaps something could be done if the community votes for this change, or perhaps one of our SF or Nokia developers might be able to help Mr Lind resolve his issue.","2010-03-22T03:06:22","2010-05-13T19:38:21","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7724,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","A recycle bin folder for SMS","There are recycle bins for desktop OSes, emails - both web-based and clients but there isn't a recycle bin for SMS. \n\n\n\n\nThis is an idea to have a recycle bin for SMS in the same way it is for email. There is a lot of important information being sent and received through SMS so it would be useful to have such a feature implemented in future versions of Symbian.\n\n\n\n\nThe same can also be extended for MMS.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-05-27T18:36:39","2010-05-29T03:42:48","varunnarula",0,0,"Closed",0,1]
[null,7725,{"$nulls":3}," Idea Already present - http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=2405","2010-05-27T18:54:14","2010-05-27T18:54:14","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7747,{"$nulls":3},"I agree with\n\n\n\n\nThis idea Already present - http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=2405 \n\n\n\n\nCould we please close it?","2010-05-28T15:32:29","2010-05-28T15:32:29","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7762,{"$nulls":3},"Yes. Can be closed. I will be watching the idea already present. Is there a way for me to close the idea?","2010-05-28T19:29:09","2010-05-29T03:40:48","varunnarula",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8748,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Dress You Up for Web Browser !","Almost web browsers can change theme in few click (Firefox, Chrome, Opera .v.v.). But with Symbian Browser, it's not easy like it. Only the menu can change (which depend on theme of phone), not all function and tabs. So i want to that we can Dress Up Browser and have a Dress Store to Dress Browser !","2010-08-10T11:36:45","2010-08-11T18:58:45","MyFanIsUUUU",0,0,"Closed",0,0]
[null,8751,{"$nulls":3},"This is the same idea as\n\n\n\n\nhttp://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=8253.\n\n\n\n\nCould we please close this idea?","2010-08-10T17:03:09","2010-08-10T17:03:09","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10028,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Hang in active calls","Most of symbian phones hangs during call disconnect because of poor network of service providers that must be fixed.....\n\n\n\n\nThis issue gives trouble to most of users\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nRegards\n\n\n\n\nKunal Navhate","2010-10-09T11:34:52","2010-10-11T12:05:42","kunal.navhate",0,100,"Closed",3,0]
[null,1837,"Symbian Foundation","Make development easier","A Build & Test Results portal at developer.symbian.org.    ","I propose that a new tab should be added to the Developer website menubar with a title like \"Build &amp; Test Results\", giving access to a menu like:\n\n- Platform builds\n- Package builds\n- Platform tests\n - Package tests\n- Binary Compatibility tests\n\nand that these links will lead to pages on which Symbian publishes \"piping hot\" the results of the relevant build and test operations.\n\nThe proposed new tab will provide a front door to the latest information of interest to all concerned with build &amp; test progress and quality, and its history. It will showcase our continuous activity at the coalface - a key vitality demonstrator for open source projects. As we bring up the necessary capabilities it can be extended to embrace metrics and trend analysis.\n \nImplementing this idea will call for work by the Build &amp; Integration and Test teams to make results accessible for web publication, but this has already started. Those efforts should be joined up with a commitment that the rolling build &amp; test results will have a prominent, unified entrance from developer.symbian.org.   ","2009-10-08T13:31:06","2010-06-11T15:36:19","mikek",0,100,"Closed",15,0]
[null,1838,{"$nulls":3},"I think this would be a great resource for our developer community. Maybe we could look into plugging our existing (relevant) tools into something like trac so that developers, release management and all interested parties get visibility and reporting of what's going on in the code \"for free\"? Plug-ins for this tool exist to get build reporting (or even CI directly) as extra tabs. I believe it will display bugzilla issues being submitted as its own tickets (need to check that) and it will show how releases are progressing as a projection of the number of closed/open tickets assigned to it. We can style the UI to match our website, as Pidgin and various other projects have done\n\n\n\n\nI'll bet other tools like it exist that support the concept you mentioned though. As mentioned before by others and in the forum, Atlassian's entire suite is awesome, and free to non-profit open source organizations. Having something like what you've described available on the developer website will solve a big problem for the whole community.","2009-10-08T13:47:21","2009-10-08T13:47:21","jaley",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1841,{"$nulls":3},"I also think this would be a great tool for the community.\n\n\n\n\nPicking up on your need for making test results accessible for web publication and James's reference to Atlassian's tools, Bamboo (CI server) does a very good job of this.\n\n\n\n\nA previous experiment with using Bamboo to build and test a S60/Qt project was up and running in less than a day and, thanks to Qt's unit test framework being able to output its test results in JUnit XML format, we immediately got rapid, easy to understand and investigate feedback.\n\n\n\n\nHere's an example from an open-source project using Bamboo with test failures:\n\n\n\n\n    http://opensource.bamboo.atlassian.com/browse/STRUTS-MAIN/latest\n\n\n\n\nIt shouldn't be too much effort to get your test frameworks to output JUnit XML (unless they already do ) - the schema is relatively simple.\n\n\n\n\nOn the builder side, Bamboo can use Ant as a builder which would mean Helium/Raptor based builds should be straightforward.  Well worth a quick download and evaluation...","2009-10-08T14:26:21","2009-10-08T14:26:21","rgilmour",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1853,{"$nulls":3},"Let's see how it goes with our existing tools (Hudson, Helium, Diamonds) before starting again with other CI tools.","2009-10-09T09:50:45","2009-10-09T09:50:45","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1869,{"$nulls":3},"Is this JUnit XML? -\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- &lt;test-report&gt; - &lt;test-batch&gt; - &lt;batch-init&gt;   &lt;description /&gt;   &lt;date&gt;2009-09-11 14:09:25date&gt;   &lt;factory&gt;NAfactory&gt; - &lt;component&gt;   &lt;name&gt;NAname&gt;   &lt;version&gt;NAversion&gt;   component&gt;   batch-init&gt; - &lt;test-case time-stamp=\"00:00:02\"&gt; - &lt;case-init&gt;   &lt;version /&gt;   &lt;id&gt;TestNewLid&gt;   &lt;expected-result description=\"\"&gt;0expected-result&gt;   case-init&gt; - &lt;case-result status=\"PASSED\"&gt;   &lt;actual-result&gt;0actual-result&gt;   &lt;run-time&gt;00:00:05run-time&gt;   case-result&gt;   test-case&gt; \n \n\n\n\n\n(urgh, that didn't come out right at all :( )\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIf so then, yes, STIF does output JUnit XML. Dunno about TEF though. Implementation details can probably be discussed later, but a resource like this is absolutely vital.","2009-10-12T14:25:35","2009-10-12T14:47:26","brendand",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2093,"Mobile applications",null,"Search bar in browser bookmarks view","Lets remove some clicks by having a search bar in the bookmarks view of the browser. Ideally similar to the firefox one where you can choose which search engine you search with.\n\nWould save me always having to load google / wikipedia homepage before searching.","2009-10-29T16:07:37","2010-06-14T19:51:51","timh",0,100,"Closed",2,0]
[null,2095,{"$nulls":3},"Opera Mini 5 does this quite well for Symbian.","2009-10-29T16:11:52","2009-10-29T16:11:52","ianm",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4397,"Mobile applications",null,"Business card scanner","I would really like to use my camera to scan a business card and populate my contacts fields with the information. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nA little photo of the card or a option to put a photo of a doctor or colleague would be nice too.","2010-01-14T01:04:19","2010-10-11T05:19:19","ginau",0,94.85,"Expert review",36,1]
[null,6664,{"$nulls":3},"Thanks for the list Gina, I am going to start contacting them :) (Hopefully soon) I shall keep you updated.","2010-03-18T17:44:40","2010-03-25T15:46:32","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5424,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Susana,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSorry I just saw this.  The search results are as follows:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThe Sony Ericsson P990 has one standard as part of the standard platform.\n\n\n\n\nwww.scanr.com Nokia S60 compatible\n\n\n\n\nwww.scanshell-store.com (scan2contacts business card reader)\n\n\n\n\nwww.techno360.in/nokia-multiscanner (this is says you can download a free Nokia Multuiscanner [unsigned].sisx file\n\n\n\n\nhttp://discussions.europe.nokia.com There is a post and link to a reader for a m5800 (jan 09, 2010)\n\n\n\n\nwww.javvin.com\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThis is a good start, I hope.  I just googled and copied some hits.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThe issue seems to be 2 things:\n\n\n\n\n1) Many of these card readers are for older mobile models\n\n\n\n\n2) None of these are Symbian signed\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI suggest looking into some readers/scanners, and please look at the Forum Nokia EU discussions on ABYYS (not all positive, so I do not know what to say there???). \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIf nothing seems to work, than this is a very needed and valuable application to develop, get Symbian Signed and into Horizons.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nOn a Nokia discussions (EU) Forum for the E71, the ABBYY got bad reviews?????\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nhttp://www.mobileama.com/BCR.htm","2010-02-11T03:57:59","2010-02-11T03:57:59","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4406,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Gina,\n\n\n\n\n Have you tried using: http://www.abbyy.com/bcr. I don't have any experience of using it, but it would be good to know if it meets your needs, and, if it doesn't lets try to list out the features they could incorporate.\n\n\n\n\n - Freddie","2010-01-14T09:46:03","2010-01-14T09:46:03","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,4412,{"$nulls":3},"I&acute;ve used the software above. That&acute;s really nice and saves a lot of time. The only think I agree with G. Utegg is the option to put the picture of the card. It&acute;s easier to remember a business card from its picture.\n\n\n\n\nThe abbyy doesn&acute;t have support the save the picture if it.","2010-01-14T13:04:18","2010-01-14T13:04:18","rafael_nm",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4413,{"$nulls":3},"Oh I&acute;m sorry. I just used the abbyy software and it does have the Thumbnail option. G U I think that will perfectly work for what you need.","2010-01-14T13:08:36","2010-01-14T13:08:36","rafael_nm",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4415,{"$nulls":3},"Hey Gina,\n\n\n\n\nCan you let us know if the software does what you want it to do so that we can abort the idea, or can you refine your idea a bit more? :)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThanks","2010-01-14T13:15:27","2010-01-14T13:15:27","Susana",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4687,{"$nulls":3},"Susana,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI am seeing some positive progression on this and wanted to have some clarification.  It seems as though the community is having some support......\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWhy shouldn't there be more than one Symbian Signed card reader application? \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIt isn't clear if the application link that is provided is SS, and the comment thread is otentially killing the development of a SS Application.  Could someone please provide some clarity whether the card reader is SS, and are others (like Nuance)?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIf they are not, than please keep this IDEA open and flowing, there is interest in this APP.","2010-01-20T15:09:31","2010-01-20T15:09:30","ginau",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4438,{"$nulls":3},"Hi,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSorry, I am late to answer......Thanks for the information everyone.....\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWell, if the abbyy application is already an SF App, than I guess you can scratch the IDEA......\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI do however, want to express the American perspective that this is an obscure (Russian) manufacturer and it might be a good IDEA for trust reasons to link it to Symbian Foundation, as your APP, or make the APP yourself.....Abbyy may be a very common and reputable company to other parts of the world, but, it is not common to USA....and how does one know of any link that this APP has to SF?  I would hope that you are trying to build a consumer fan base, and branding, and if instead, we must hunt down an APP, or not know that it is a SYMBIAN FOUNDATION APP, that seems to be problematic to me.....\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI am struggling here a little, as SF is trying to build a reputation as a open source APPs Foundation....Could someone clarify what that means?  Is it Any APP in the World.....or Nokia, Ovi, Symbian Guru, Tehkseven, SF, Bill's Apps ?  I think it is great to know of sellers of Apps and I appreciate that the suggested APP fits my need, but is it a SF APP?  If not, than I would like it to be one.....\n\n\n\n\nThe main reason for my concern is consumer trust and all APPs being found in the same area and being purported as an SF APP?  If this is an SF APP and will be in a common location for people to access it....than I am all set you can scrap this IDEA....\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIf that is not the case, than I wish you would make it an SF APP.......\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-14T22:49:21","2010-01-14T22:49:20","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5994,{"$nulls":3},"Threw in as many leads as possible. This needs to be done.  Needs one more vote only to get to a technical leader......\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nMake it Symbian Signed or get vendors Symbian Signed .....","2010-02-27T02:08:06","2010-02-27T02:08:06","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4466,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Gina,\n\n\n\n\n I understand your confusion, let me try to clarify.\n\n\n\n\n In going open source, and supporting developers, Symbian is trying to make it as easy as possible for anyone, from multinational companies to students working in a computer lab, to a developer working at home in his spare time, to create apps and features for Symbian devices. Whether they make this app freely available or attempt to make a profit from selling it, is up to the individual involved (and their business model).\n\n\n\n\n There is no such thing as an \"SF app\". We have no resources to build applications. However, we do have the ability to certify that apps are non-pernicious (if an app is \"Symbian Signed\" it can be considered trustworthy. If it is not signed, the user will be informed of this when they attempt to install) and to promote and distribute apps (via Symbian Horizon).\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n If this app does meet your needs, I will see that the creator is approached with the request that it is entered into the Symbian Horizon directory. That way, it will be more readily discoverable, will certainly be Symbian Signed, and associated with the Symbian Foundation.\n\n\n\n\n If the app doesn't do what you're looking for, let's keep the idea open and keep looking for someone to implement what you need.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n Hope that clarifies things to some extent.\n\n\n\n\n Freddie","2010-01-15T14:40:15","2010-01-15T14:40:15","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5491,{"$nulls":3},"Please, community , since we haven't gotten Symbian Signed business card readers, they are needed.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWe need either an existing company or one of you to pick this up.  This is a needed application for so many reasons....\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIn the USA, we will not buy applications which will break warranty.  If you want to pick this up, great....\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nPlease think about it....No one is Symbian Signed....in this category....\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nBasically","2010-02-13T02:25:38","2010-02-13T02:25:38","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4982,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Gina,\n\n\n\n\nCould you send me a list of the ones you have come across please? I shall contact them and introduce them to the Symbian Signed program and hopefully your idea can be implemented :)\n\n\n\n\nThanks\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSusana","2010-01-27T11:47:18","2010-01-27T11:47:18","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4472,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Freddie,\n\n\n\n\nThanks so much for the clarification...You have clarified what I already thought was the case....And I am happy, as I think you understand my point...but I would like to take this thought a little further....\n\n\n\n\nMy point is that Symbian Foundation is building an APPs community through Symbian Signed.  to the consumer Symbian Signed means quality standards, branding, and most importantly TRUST in the APP because it is SYMBIAN SIGNED.....I am still not sure if the card reader is Symbian Signed and it isn't on HORIZONs....\n\n\n\n\nMy suggestion is that SF, suggests to the developers (you can't make them) that they make their SYMBIAN SIGNED APP available on SYMBIAN HORIZONs.... They can put them elsewhere too, but if they are all in HORIZONS, than consumers can simply go to your HORIZONS website (which is also trusted) and purchase quality APPs (with ensured quality standards) for great Symbian devices......\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI just think it is a nicer way to keep the Symbian Signed Apps all in one place and not have trust or \"hunt down\" issues.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI hope you find this feedback helpful.....It is provided as a suggestion to improve the SF community and help developers who are SYMBIAN SIGNED, understand that the consumer is critical to the success for all involved.....\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-15T15:36:29","2010-01-15T15:38:02","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4480,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Gina,\n\n\n\n\nWe are doing exactly what you suggest, we are approaching app developers regarding Horizon, and the database is growing daily :) it just takes some time to get the app tested and into the program, but be assured that it is happening :)\n\n\n\n\nWould you like to add something else regarding the business card reader app? or are you happy for us to contact that app developer and close the idea?\n\n\n\n\nThanks\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-15T17:31:13","2010-01-15T17:31:13","Susana",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4485,{"$nulls":3},"Susana,\n\n\n\n\nThank you and everyone in this thread.  This was very informative.....I am happy to close thread, and can not wait until Abbyys is Symbian Signed. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nOne last question?  Since this search, I have found others who provide this APP....Nuance and another company.....I am not sure if they are Symbian Signed either.....Do you want to know these, and other companies who makes 3rd party APPs for Noks and SE (Symbian OS), and have them incorporated into the Symbian Signed program?  You can answer here or offline......I love the conceptof SF, but want to ensure that companies are SS, before I use the APPs, as there are potential warranty issues if \"unapproved\" apps are used and they mess up my mobile.....\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nHave a great night......\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-15T19:35:31","2010-01-15T19:35:31","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4486,{"$nulls":3},"Susana,\n\n\n\n\nThank you and everyone in this thread.  This was very informative.....I am happy to close thread, and can not wait until Abbyys is Symbian Signed. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nOne last question?  Since this search, I have found others who provide this APP....Nuance and another company.....I am not sure if they are Symbian Signed either.....Do you want to know these, and other companies who makes 3rd party APPs for Noks and SE (Symbian OS), and have them incorporated into the Symbian Signed program?  You can answer here or offline......I love the conceptof SF, but want to ensure that companies are SS, before I use the APPs, as there are potential warranty issues if \"unapproved\" apps are used and they mess up my mobile.....\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nHave a great night......\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-15T19:35:32","2010-01-15T19:35:31","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7631,{"$nulls":3},"I saw ABBYSS has Symbian Signed the Business Card reader and it is in Horizons.  Susana, this should  probably go in the categories of \"Technical review\", then put who did contacted and collaborated with ABBYSS, and then we can do a closed \"DONE.\"  This is a suggestion to make sure that IDEAs which are executed are tracked appropriately.  Just a suggestion :) .\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nBut this has been done, so, can we move it to that category and is this the best way?","2010-05-18T12:18:12","2010-05-18T12:18:11","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9943,{"$nulls":3},"that is useful to save a phone number with automatically written name and surname","2010-10-08T12:17:02","2010-10-08T12:17:02","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4841,{"$nulls":3},"Very good idea.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThe camera is there and you only need a good OCR (I think, OCR is technically good enough now).\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-25T09:40:11","2010-01-26T18:21:44","Jonas.Andersson",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,6655,{"$nulls":3},"Just saw that ABBYSS is Symbian Signed and available in Horizons!   Yippie!!!!!!\n\n\n\n\nThank you for listening.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-18T13:35:23","2010-03-18T15:10:57","ginau",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,8493,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","How about a Movie Rental/Purchase store?","Nokia has the OVI store and the OVI Music store for buying apps and Music. But how about coming up with a movie Rental/Purchase Store? It would be great as new devices (Like N8) come out with great AMOLED displays. Its much needed for Nokia users and it would be a great idea to provide it. May be call it Ovi Movie Store or something. This should also include being able to watch Trailers (Over the Air without downloading) and being able to Rent/Purchase TV shows too - all in High Quality.","2010-07-21T05:38:54","2010-07-21T05:38:54","Skillet",0,100,"Voting and discussion",3,0]
[null,8495,{"$nulls":3},"Also, it should have rating system attached to IMDB so that we can see what the ratings of the new movies are.","2010-07-21T05:52:19","2010-07-21T05:52:19","Skillet",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,8497,{"$nulls":3},"Agreed, Nokia users need it! And also agree upon your IMDB rating system, this would be very useful!","2010-07-21T05:57:34","2010-07-21T05:57:34","John",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,10029,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","seek ","Reverse and forward seeking in music player is very sticky that should be accurate in second,minute and hour manner and there should be option of jump to specific time...\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nRegards \n\n\n\n\nKunal Navhate","2010-10-09T11:38:47","2010-10-09T11:38:47","kunal.navhate",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,46,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","Actively target the Digital TV industry","The Symbian Foundation platform could be very widely used in the digital TV industry.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nTwo of the biggest set-top box manufacturers have already used Symbian OS - Samsung and Motorola.\n\n\n\n\nThe other large manufacturers (Thomson, Pace, Humax, Scientific Atlanta) work with the same silicon vendors (Broadcom, ST) and use the same OEMs and ODMs as the major smartphone manufactuers.\n\n\n\n\nThe economics of the set-top box business are pretty bad compared with making smartphones - product replacement cycle is about 7-8 years and unit prices are fairly similar with lower margins. Broadcasters demand customization of the boxes on a scale beyond that seen with mobile phones and typically require their own complete UI solution to be integrated - this usually has to be done independently across multiple hardware and low-level software platforms from different manufacturers.  One recent solution to this for high-end set-top boxes is for a Broadcaster to specify the use of Linux and integrate their own middleware and application once.  None of that ecosystem are very comfortable with the GPL (in some cases I would say blatantly violating it and in others being unable to generate any IP because of the source code disclosure requirement) and potential environmental regulations for consumer electronics equipment push them towards needing software for lower power consumption (the average set-top box uses exactly the same amount of power in standby as when it's on).  Set-top boxes also have soft real-time constraints for processing that Linux doesn't handle very well.\n\n\n\n\nThe Symbian Foundation platform could provide solutions to a lot of issues in the industry and would be a very credible alternative to Linux that should be capable of running on lower cost hardware.\n\n\n\n\nAlso, some set-top box manufacturers could become smart device manufactuers for various forms of Mobile TV centric devices.  Pace created this - http://www.engadget.com/2004/09/13/paces-pvr2go-pvp-acronym-heaven/ - somewhat ahead of its time almost 5 years ago - not compelling as a standalone device but with the functionality integrated to a smartphone?  Some broadcasters are also going for quad-play (e.g. Virgin - satellite, TV, broadband and mobile) services that could be enhanced by an own-brand mobile device that provides mobile access to a subscribers TV content.... I could go on but I won't.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIf the Symbian Foundation approached the industry from both ends - selling the idea of the platform to device manufacturers and silicon vendors as well as broadcasters then there a chance to significantly enlarge the ecosystem.","2009-04-01T12:49:34","2010-05-27T13:37:47","markw",0,60.8,"Closed",5,3]
[null,47,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Mark - Welcome to Symbian!\n\n\n\n\n&gt;If the Symbian Foundation approached the industry from both ends - selling the idea of the platform to device manufacturers and silicon vendors as well as broadcasters\n\n\n\n\nI am personally enthusiastic about the use of Symbian on other kinds of devices - including set-top boxes.  However, the hard question is: how much of the effort of our small alliance-management team should be spent on trying to pull together the kind of deal that you mention?\n\n\n\n\nI am hopeful that third parties will step forward to this task.  Our role at the moment is probably more to blog and talk about this idea, rather than actively trying to build a value chain here.\n\n\n\n\n// David W.","2009-04-01T14:07:58","2009-04-27T13:12:00","dw2",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,814,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","SF Mantra","Personally I would like to see a Mantra for the SF. A Mantra unlike the mission statement is 3 or 4 words. See this excellent blog post on Mantras Versus Missions by Guy Kawasaki. http://blog.guykawasaki.com/2006/01/mantras_versus_.html\n\n\n\n\nHere is our mission statement:\n\n\n\n\n\"To grow a transformational&acirc;&uml;global open software movement&acirc;&uml;that collaborates to develop&acirc;&uml;the most valuable, most useful,&acirc;&uml;and most satisfying&acirc;&uml;mobile solutions\"\n\n\n\n\nHow to get this to 3 or 4 words? \n\n\n\n\nLets start with keywords which describe the SF:\n\n\n\n\nOpen, Community, Platform, Software, OS, Mobile, movement etc. (Please add you keywords to this post)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nHere is my 1st pass attempt:\n\n\n\n\n&apos;Engaging a community OS&apos;\n\n\n\n\nPlease could you suggest improvements, Got to be 4 words or less.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThanks,\n\n\n\n\n          Oliver\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-05-30T00:35:51","2010-05-25T04:28:02","OlyG",0,52.48,"Closed",6,5]
[null,1076,{"$nulls":3},"Symbian: Make a Difference","2009-06-15T10:41:42","2009-06-15T10:41:42","craigh",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,840,{"$nulls":3},"How about : \"Community Managed Mobile OS\"","2009-06-02T10:37:02","2009-06-10T22:20:10","NeilBhasme",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,869,{"$nulls":3},"Like both but its needs to cover more than just developers\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-06-04T23:43:08","2009-06-05T08:51:24","OlyG",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,932,{"$nulls":3},"What about:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\"Mobilizing Creativity\"\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThat&apos;s mobilizing as in \"making mobile\" and mobilize as in \"progressing\"\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n...of course, that&apos;s if we did have a mantra. I don&apos;t see the point outside of certain kinds of marketing (print advertisements &amp; tv/radio spots) which I&apos;m not sure we&apos;ll be engaging in.","2009-06-10T09:45:29","2009-06-12T15:27:03","brendand",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,933,{"$nulls":3},"Is this for SF as an open source community or for SF as an corporate entity? In the first case I&apos;m not sure it&apos;s appropriate, and it runs the risk of sounding a bit naff.","2009-06-10T09:48:58","2009-06-10T09:48:58","tonylo",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1200,{"$nulls":3},"1. Symbian: \"More than another mobile OS\"\n\n\n\n\n2. Symbian: \"Go beyond\"\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nJust my two cents :)","2009-06-23T19:16:22","2009-06-23T19:16:22","felipe.andrade",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1265,{"$nulls":3},"unlimited possibilities","2009-06-30T11:57:31","2009-06-30T11:57:31","annabelc",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2350,"None of the Above",null,"Allow Symbian employees to sell holiday","How about allow employees to sell holidays to the company, or to trade with each other? ","2009-11-05T15:15:43","2009-11-06T11:35:41","adetaylor",0,46.42,"Voting and discussion",2,3]
[null,2352,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Jessie,\n\nSome element of buying and selling holidays is covered within the existing FLEX scheme for employees.\n\nWould you like to go further than FLEX currently allows?","2009-11-05T15:53:30","2009-11-05T15:58:11","dw2",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3630,"Mobile applications",null,"Typing Speed Test for Symbian","Honestly, I haven't seen a Typing Speed Test software in any Phone. Let alone Typing Tutor for mobile.\n\n\n\n\nIt answers curiosities like:\n\n\n\n\n1. Resistive vs Capacitive Virtual Qwerty speed.\n\n\n\n\n2. How fast I type compared to my Sister on the same phone?\n\n\n\n\n3. How faster is my N97 qwerty compared to my moms N95?","2009-12-17T04:01:09","2010-06-14T20:39:39","BoyBawang",0,40.8,"Closed",2,2]
[null,3653,{"$nulls":3},"Yes, why not. Somebody in our large community should develop this app.","2009-12-17T15:13:13","2009-12-17T15:13:13","teknolog",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3886,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Please allow us to upload more IMAGES","I can no longer upload even 1 IMAGE because I already did a total of 8 in my previous ideas.","2009-12-24T05:41:38","2009-12-24T05:41:38","BoyBawang",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,3888,{"$nulls":3},"I will look into this for you ","2009-12-24T13:48:04","2009-12-24T13:48:04","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3916,{"$nulls":3},"yikes, sorry BB, I like the images too.  Thanks for bringing this up","2009-12-25T14:33:41","2009-12-25T14:33:41","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4398,"Mobile functionality",null,"Confirm to send empty messages","Many times when I kept my phone unlocked, accidently many times it sent messages to the first dialed number unitentionally. And usually it happens to be empty. Hence should confirm before sending empty SMS.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nKindly ignore if this idea is already published.\n\n\n\n\n-Mustafa","2010-01-14T02:02:04","2010-10-11T05:20:36","symadept",0,100,"Expert review",35,0]
[null,4417,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Mustafa, as far as I can tell, it is not a duplicate idea, I have received many blank texts.  I support your idea :)","2010-01-14T13:17:41","2010-01-14T13:17:41","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4419,{"$nulls":3},"i like it, i think it happened to me as well send empty msg accidentally :)","2010-01-14T14:05:11","2010-01-14T14:05:11","et3rnal",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4421,{"$nulls":3},"I don't think it's going to work - if your phone can get as far as selecting someone to send to, then it's probably pressed \"OK\" several times already: just asking it to press \"OK\" one more time isn't going to make any difference.\n\n\n\n\nYou would need to do something more drastic, like refusing ever to send an empty SMS.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nPS. My personal strategy to avoid this\n\n\n\nhave a dummy contact \"aaaa\" with an invalid number 0456789, \nhave the \"about\" app as the first one in the app bar.\nDon't have \"messaging\" as either of the softkeys in the standby screen\n\n\n\nIt's not perfect, but it's been a long time since my phone accidentally called or texted anyone.","2010-01-14T14:12:33","2010-01-14T14:12:33","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4428,{"$nulls":3},"I don't know if this is tangential, but it might be effective to consider applying the kind of checks to text messages that Google Mail applies to emails. From my experimentation, these currently include:\n\n\n\na flag if you mention an attachment in your email but don't attach anything (not really applicable here)\na flag if you don't include a subject\na flag if you don't include any body text ","2010-01-14T16:07:35","2010-01-15T01:45:19","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4443,{"$nulls":3},"maybe it's don't work really in some cases but it'll help in other\n\n\n\n\nlike u in hurry or use touch device like me and ur hand touch the send button accendntly :( so i'll help when ask to prove b4 it\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nin other cases put ur keys tone on 3 level \"the highest\" to her it ;)\n\n\n\n\nor set ur auto keys locker on short time ;)","2010-01-15T05:02:46","2010-01-15T05:02:46","et3rnal",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9917,{"$nulls":3},"it should be as an option only","2010-10-08T11:30:41","2010-10-08T11:30:41","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5422,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","Organizing contacts in address book and easy import/export","I put this idea in recent Symbian blog's post about \"\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nGetting to know the packages: Contacts\"\n\n\nPeople suggested me to put it here. So here it is: \n\n\n\n\nScenario 1: If you want to send your any personal profile info like: New phone number, new email id, any social group id, etc. Then there should be an option built-in to OS that allows to \"SMS all\" or \"SMS selected\" or \"SMS group\"\n\n\n\n\nSo you can push your info by sms to anyone/everyone/any particular group. \n\n\n\n\nHowever, just smsing is already built-in, but what would be an enhancement is that when SMSing such info, there is an option to SMS in \"contact card\" format which is compatible with all symbian phones, no matter who the manufacturer is. (Why this would be helpful is explained in section below about receiving this sms). \n\n\n\n\nThe above method does not require internet connection. \n\n\n\n\nScenario 2: You want to do same thing as above, with internet connection. \n\n\n\n\nAdd option to \"Email All\", \"Email Selected\", \"Email Group\". \n\n\n\n\nBut you may not have email address entered for all your contacts, in that case\n\n\n\n\nthe OS still emails every selected contact whose email address is available and then displays\n\n\n\n\nsome \"red\" color code on contacts to which it was not able to email due to unavailability of relevant email\n\n\n\n\naddress. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nNow this was about pushing/sending. \n\n\n\n\nNow about receiving the same info on other end.\n\n\n\n\nScenario 1: Let's say you sent me an sms. There will be SMS notification. So as mentioned above, if the SMS was sent in \"Contact card\" format, then OS should recognize that its a contact card and automatically download it to your address book and update the relevant info if the contact already exists or if the contact does not exist then ask you to save it as a contact in your address book. \n\n\n\n\nScenario 2: IF the email option is used, and if there is already \"Push Email\" functionality in the OS, then as soon as you receive email, the OS recognizes the Contact card sent and downloads info as mentioned  in Scenario 1. \n\n\n\n\nOR\n\n\n\n\nIf \"Push Email\" feature is not built-in to OS, then whenever i read my email, there should be an option to download the contact card and OS recognizes its format and automatically saves it to Address book and/or populates the missing details in the contact's entry. \n\n\n\n\nThe above two scenarios will cover both situations when you have internet connection or when you do not have internet connection and i urge to implement both rather than just 1  and do not assume that everyone has internet connection on their phone. \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-11T02:40:36","2010-02-11T02:40:36","hary536",0,100,"Voting and discussion",3,0]
[null,5678,"Mobile applications",null,"Last.fm audioscrobbler plugin for the Music Player","The Audioscrobbler system is a database that tracks listening habits and does wonderful things with statistics.\n\n\nhttp://www.audioscrobbler.net/","2010-02-18T15:51:10","2010-02-18T15:51:10","RAYDave",0,100,"Voting and discussion",6,0]
[null,5682,{"$nulls":3},"This idea is an application of the Music Player as a Plugin-Able System previously posted here.","2010-02-18T15:55:27","2010-02-18T15:55:27","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,5699,{"$nulls":3},"Sure, it'd be nice if it was integrated into the Platform itself, but what's wrong with Mobbler, given that it not only provides Scrobbling functionality to the existing Music Player application; but also supports playing last.fm radio streams?","2010-02-18T22:05:41","2010-02-18T22:05:41","vmlemon",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5818,{"$nulls":3},"Get your free Mobbler here!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nhttp://code.google.com/p/mobbler/","2010-02-22T15:14:27","2010-02-28T04:24:57","hugo",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5881,{"$nulls":3},"A plugin to send the statistics of what is heard in the player would be quite useful, because there would need to open a second application for it, however if i need streaming use Mobbler.","2010-02-23T21:31:34","2010-02-23T21:31:33","RAYDave",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5934,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Save message as...","Some mail applications provide the options to convert an e-mail into a task or an event in a productivity application. The same should be possible on a mobile phone. There should be an option for all types of messages i.e. SMS, MMS, e-mail, to convert them to any of calendar objects (I haven't used symbian but I assume pushing sender into phonebook is already there).","2010-02-25T15:26:14","2010-02-25T15:26:14","steelman",0,100,"Voting and discussion",12,0]
[null,10153,{"$nulls":3},"really good","2010-10-11T21:38:32","2010-10-11T21:38:32","nitrous18",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6069,{"$nulls":3},"Good One - I support it!","2010-03-01T06:06:38","2010-03-01T06:06:38","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6446,"Mobile functionality",null,"Calendar: changing month","&larr; in the calendar is too small to click on! The -&gt; is easier but still to small. Make the &larr; and -&gt; bigger so it becomes easier to click on it to change between months. Stefan","2010-03-13T08:13:50","2010-03-13T09:30:41","stefanlind",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,8238,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","KRYPTIC SOUND","A music and video object orientaited displayer.  Ofcourse used for media files .mp3, .m4a, .wav, .wma, .mpg, .mpg2, .avi and .wmv. Yes it sounds like a basic media application, but the key issue is that we need to intergrate an advanced user interface for this intermission. Probably something on the lines for s60v3 because we are all already aware of the latest Xpress Music phones. We can't allow s60v3 to die out and be dumbed down by later releases of the symbian family(s60 v5 - nokia touch). Also we can't allow Maemo UI to dumb us even further. We need to therefore act and strive to bring FP1 &amp; FP2 back to like. I am a Nokia E63-1 user and im fed up of all the unlicensed and poor entries from Lonely Cat Games(LCG). We need to come together and make the ultimate media player for the less disadvantaged mobile phones, ranging from the birth of the N95 - E71. Kryptic sound will therefore bring nokia s60v3 phones out of the stone-ages and give life to the term \"media enabled/playback\"","2010-07-09T14:16:16","2010-07-09T14:16:16","Nic.naks",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,8275,{"$nulls":3},"Please refine you idea, Be on point - I think you need some advance music player on Symbian. \n\n\n\n\nPlease tell, if you have any idea about what we need to make the music player more advance.","2010-07-10T16:38:07","2010-07-10T16:38:07","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8310,{"$nulls":3},"I'm a little confused on the idea also ","2010-07-12T09:34:43","2010-07-12T09:34:43","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10030,"Mobile functionality","User interface","shortcuts with QWERTY","Business series phones have qwerty keypad so some additional shortcuts should be provided with additional function key...\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nRegards \n\n\n\n\nKunal Navhate","2010-10-09T11:43:34","2010-10-09T11:43:34","kunal.navhate",0,100,"Voting and discussion",4,0]
[null,3887,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Add comments etc to the RSS feed for this site","The RSS feed currently only reports new ideas - to follow the discussion on an idea you have to select the \"Watch\" button on each idea that you want to follow. I think it would be better if the RSS feed included an update whenever there's a comment posted, so that you can follow it rather like a forum discussion using something like Google Reader.","2009-12-24T11:12:59","2009-12-24T11:12:59","william_roberts",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,5679,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","HTML 5 support for web browsers of symbian devices","HTML 5 is the gen-next web language and symbian should make its web browser literate of it.also though nokia says they've got full flash support on their phones, I keep finding sites that give my N95's web browser a nice headache,so a real snappy web browser with really full FLASH support should be developed.","2010-02-18T15:51:33","2010-10-09T22:41:49","piyush_veere",0,94.88,"Expert review",31,1]
[null,5680,{"$nulls":3},"Is this idea already supported by this previous idea and discussion?","2010-02-18T15:53:32","2010-02-18T16:21:16","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,9862,{"$nulls":3},"Great ! I'm supporting you !","2010-10-07T10:26:50","2010-10-07T10:26:50","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9681,{"$nulls":3},"browser should be remastered and touch friendly\n\n\n\n\nmaybe just port fennec for symbian ?!","2010-09-26T22:21:38","2010-09-26T22:21:38","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7727,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Improve usability over all.","I just purchased a Nokia E72 Smart Phone, coming from an iPhone because the E72 has better battery life. I must have spent atleast 4-7 hours googeling, reading forum posts, blog posts just to get the device configured.\n\n\n\n\nNothing on the operating system is consistent or behaves as you would expect it to. For example, I tired to update my OVI Store application, when I tried to install it gave me a certificate error something about the certificate not being valid. After spending 30 minutes googeling I finally solved it... turns out that my date/time were wrong??? How on earth is a regular user supposed to know that?\n\n\n\n\nDestinations fantastic idea but half of the applications out there don't support it EVEN the Nokia Mail application that comes standard does NOT support destinations on IMAP account but it does on Exchange Mail accounts again I ask you HOW? What was your logic behind this? Your Nokia Messaging Applications DOES NOT support destinations.\n\n\n\n\nDestinations are NOT linked to \"mode\" profiles (work/personal) why not? Why do I have to run a third party application \"Smart Connect\" to have connection work properly. Let me explain something to you on the iPhone if you have Wifi the phone uses WiFi FIRST than cellular data plan second...\n\n\n\n\nWhy are there SO many connection managers? \"Connectivity\" \"Settings --&gt; Connection\"\n\n\n\n\nWhy are you allowing applications to Choose what connection to use instead of handling it in one location? ","2010-05-27T20:45:05","2010-05-27T20:45:04","blee4",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,9007,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Mini Frame Widget","Build a mini photo frame liked widget with features below:\n* Animation display (Act as Screen Saver)\n* Slide shows pictures\n* Slide shows videos\n* Show Power Point Slides\n* Show as clock\n* Show as Temperature\n* Show as Compass\n* Show as Mini Maps (Could be incorporated with Ovi Map)\n* Act as radio\n* Act as media player\n* Act as mini browser\n* Act as mini calculator\n* Act as mini scratch pad\n* Act as mini note pad\n* Act as mini sticky notes\n* Act as drawing pad\n* Act as mini excel liked app with formula calculation features\n* Act as scroll pad / touch pad / pointing device pad (control cursor on screen)\n* Act as external device remote control for TV, Laptop, media player, etc (Ideally)\n* Act as toy car remote control (Ideally)\n* Etc..\n\n** All the features above is configurable as optional choice, default setting is photo frame **\n** The best approach is allow this widget to snap-in standard Symbian App **","2010-08-24T15:49:04","2010-08-24T15:49:03","lawrence27",0,81.09,"Voting and discussion",13,2]
[null,9008,{"$nulls":3},"@ How it works?\n\nIf Symbian can build a widget which able to snap-in standard Symbian App, then this widget will be superb powerful tool for everyone..\n\n\n@ Workable?\n\nTechnically might be workable, just it might need to changed to standard app to complying the snap-in integration..\n\n\n@ No worry, Mobile App = Widget App\n\nBasically what app should be use at home screen shall depending on the  user with their creativity. This Mini Frame Widget just provide a  platform for user to choose what shall be running on home screen. So we  do not need to build widget one by one, it automatically complies to  widget when we build the mobile app.","2010-08-24T15:52:49","2010-09-14T18:21:16","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9775,"Mobile applications",null,"symbian revolution","revolucion symbian\n\n\n\n\nprimero hay que hacer un sistema mas intuitivo mas tocable. iconos con un tama&ntilde;o mas comodo para el dedo. nada cuadrado eso es horrible.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nsecon something that only symbian phone have\n\n\n\n\nlike symbiam ent (chat, red social and share fotos, archivos) por el chat\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nthird more funciones \n\n\n\n\nconetar  to tv and pc to watch movies video and etc\n\n\n\n\neditor de documentos \n\n\n\n\naplicaciones de desarrollo for grafica (games and apps\n\n\n\n\ncombinacion de 2 teclas para tomar foto de la pantalla\n\n\n\n\nbandeja de entrada unificada\n\n\n\n\naplicacion youtube y mapas\n\n\n\n\ntranciciones suaves \n\n\n\n\nmultitasting \n\n\n\n\ngran abanico de codes \n\n\n\n\nand etc....\n\n\n\n\nestoy disponible para dise&ntilde;o","2010-10-02T05:14:34","2010-10-02T05:14:34","cristophergonz2",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,2096,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Improve ideas browsing","Option to see more than 10 ideas at a time\n\nCondensed view of ideas.","2009-10-29T16:19:40","2010-06-16T14:30:47","timh",0,100,"Closed",4,0]
[null,2104,{"$nulls":3},"Yes..main the back button on Full screen in S60v5 devices","2009-10-29T17:43:56","2009-10-29T17:43:56","neonoafs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3376,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Auto update music/photo/video libraries","When you add music/photos/videos to the device, you have to\n\n\n\n\na) copy them to the memory\n\n\n\n\nb) use the update action in the Media Player or\n\n\n\n\nc) wait forever for the phone to discover new photos/videos.\n\n\n\n\nAt least, that's the way with my Nokia E66 / Samsung Innov8 (that is S60v3 FP1 and FP2); if it's already present in SF^2 or ^3 please ignore/delete all this.\n\n\n\n\nSo, my idea is: how hard can it be to have a service running in the background and monitoring new files in the memory card? So that if it detects a new MP3/JPG, it will add it automatically to the app database? I'm testing an Android device and it does just that, right away.\n\n\n\n\nRicky\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-12-11T16:53:28","2010-08-11T18:07:37","rrss",0,98.05,"Closed",13,1]
[null,3387,{"$nulls":3},"Yes, yes, yes. Having to update the libraries each time you load new music to the device is a pain. Why aren't the manufactures encouraged to pass this information through to the handset when using their music loading methods as well, taking the processing load off underpowered devices and transferring that work to the computer.","2009-12-12T14:59:35","2009-12-12T14:59:34","thewinchester",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,8536,{"$nulls":3},"Oh so true, except for the images part, as they actually are auto updated...","2010-07-22T15:36:31","2010-07-22T20:41:19","chrsp",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4144,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Screen auto-rotation going four ways","Symbian supports landscape and portrait modes, and adjusts the screen accordingly if I move my phone. BUT it assumes I am right-handed. If I flip it to the right (holding it with my left hand), it does nothing. Why not change this? So the user can hold the phone in the way he/she finds more comfortable. There should be no right/wrong way of holding the mobile.\n\n\n\n\nOther platforms (WinMo and WebOS at least) already support this. It is specially helpful in keyboardless touchscreen devices, where you might grab the phone in different ways. It should also work with the phone upside down (in portrait mode).\n\n\n\n\nWhat do you think?","2010-01-05T17:06:58","2010-02-26T18:24:12","rrss",0,92.94,"Expert review",55,2]
[null,9221,{"$nulls":3},"I think 270 degree rotation like Android 2.1 has is plenty, but I'm cool with seeing it go 360 degrees. Why hasn't this been reviewed yet? Are they waiting for team members or something?","2010-08-31T02:39:08","2010-08-31T02:39:07","NseriesFreak7",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4375,{"$nulls":3},"yes, but just if you can configure it well, e.g. choose which side for landscape, cause people habitually only use one side.","2010-01-13T16:12:19","2010-01-13T16:12:19","cee_ess",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4382,{"$nulls":3},"wat an idea...its gud buddy...hope we must get such kind of feature in further...and if possible the old mobile also shud get it by an appilication.....","2010-01-13T17:32:22","2010-01-13T17:32:22","ananthulasrikar",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5927,{"$nulls":3},"Yes, another of those should have been there from the start features. You're not always going to hold the device the right way up as you pull it out of the pocket - so why not provide for that.\n\n\n\n\nAlso, the rotation control needs to be improved, I can be holding it in portrait, and accidentally tilt it back - and it goes into landscape mode. What a frustration.","2010-02-25T13:34:20","2010-02-25T13:34:20","thewinchester",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4150,{"$nulls":3},"It's a good idea, and it's about 5 lines of code to implement, I say do it. Probably should be configurable, though.","2010-01-05T20:53:01","2010-01-05T20:53:01","cdavies",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,4152,{"$nulls":3},"Great idea! Any idea of which package it's in? Let's get a Bugzilla entry created, and we can move quickly.\n\n\n\n\n-scott","2010-01-05T23:25:21","2010-01-06T08:39:47","scottw",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4154,{"$nulls":3},"Auto rotation is only fun if you really intend it to rotate.\n\n\n\n\nBut there are times when it automatically rotates when you don't want to; because of quick hand movements or usually while you're lying on bed and you turn sideways.\n\n\n\n\nAllowing 4-ways means increasing the chance of unintentional rotation 2x.","2010-01-06T00:18:36","2010-01-06T15:17:32","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4400,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","Have &quot;I am a Symbian DEVELOPER&quot; video contest, hosted on YouTube","Have an \"I am a Symbian Foundation DEVELOPER\" contest on YouTube. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nContestants would submit 30-60 sec. vids explaining why they love developing for Symbian Foundation.....\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThere needs to be prizes.....$$$$$, free stuff, whatever SF can put up......\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nPrizes should be given to most YouTube hits, most creative, best Symbian representative etc.......\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThis type of social media contest would be great, as it would allow developers to get advertisement, Symbian Foundation would get a real lot of free publicity....which means greater brand recognition and a larger following (both consumer and developers).....I want SF developers to get the recognition, $$$, and have a voice as...\n\n\n\n\nTHEY ARE SYMBIAN FOUNDATION","2010-01-14T02:20:57","2010-01-14T02:20:57","ginau",0,100,"Voting and discussion",4,0]
[null,4691,{"$nulls":3},"Hello everyone.....I find this fascinating.......I love this board and I am trying hard to be an advocate of sorts for Symbian Foundation.....because I believe in it.......and I believe in getting talented developers involved in Symbian Signed and noticed.....\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI also, am a big advocate for getting money in your pockets as a Symbian Signed DEVELOPER.   You are what makes SF and electronics so great.......\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI like suggesting ways to get you more high profile....Free advertisement.....and noticed, so people will become familiar with you, your company, your websites, branding and buy your Symbian Signed APPs......\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nYouTube or another platform, would get you free and perhaps needed publicity and could help you launch your business or career.......\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThere is a small support of this IDEA, and I am curious to know if people want something different, or what directon you want to go in......\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nMy IDEAs are in YOUR best interest, and I would really like both positive and some critique or refinement to this IDEA.  Thanks","2010-01-20T15:46:41","2010-01-20T15:46:41","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4702,{"$nulls":3},"Thats an awesome Idea =D maybe have a appliaction bake off aswell. It would definatly get people devaloping apps especially if theres money involved =D\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSumn3rd","2010-01-21T10:04:48","2010-01-24T07:44:08","Sumn3rd",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7595,{"$nulls":3},"I put this out there for SF.  There is a Symbian Foundation YouTube Channel.  Has this been an implementation of this IDEA?  Susana, what should be done here?","2010-05-16T14:20:36","2010-05-16T14:20:36","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5168,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Add function to turn off clock on desktop","Add possibility to turn of the clock on phone desktop.\n\n\n\n\nIt's sometimes better to leave empty dekstop, or add additional shortcuts, or have extra notes and make it more functional, than to have clock on it. Very simple idea.","2010-02-04T15:28:07","2010-02-26T18:20:37","syliokas",0,84.46,"Expert review",37,5]
[null,5406,{"$nulls":3},"Like the idea and offer a way for this to work in retrospect of removing the widget from the desktop, by making the standby screen a notifiyer screen with a clock on it so that you can \"at a glance\" look at most basic options like recieved sms/email indicator, missed call indicator, time, date and any other option to your liking.. and this would be accessed with a toggle of the volume rocker or a press of the screen without actually pressing the lock/unlock toggle switch.","2010-02-10T19:09:58","2010-02-10T19:09:58","nickelz",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5189,{"$nulls":3},"Some of you will find this idea unnecessary, but it would be good to have such possibility. Sometimes wrist phone is more useful than clock on your phone desktop.","2010-02-04T17:45:23","2010-02-05T12:58:25","syliokas",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5253,{"$nulls":3},"I think it is very good idea an useful. Because many of us have a watch on our arm, and many don't look at phones clock.  It will be more useful to have notes or more shortcut's.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-05T21:12:23","2010-02-05T21:12:23","Hematogenas",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5361,{"$nulls":3},"It's always good to have more useful space on phone desktop which you could use for full month calendar, notes or just leave it empty. But sure, if you need time, you could always turn it on.","2010-02-09T14:31:29","2010-02-09T14:31:29","syliokas",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5364,{"$nulls":3},"It makes sense to me and I support it!","2010-02-09T15:22:58","2010-02-09T15:22:58","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9776,"Symbian Foundation","Improve the running of Symbian","revolution symbiam","revolucion symbian\n\n\n\n\nprimero hay que hacer un sistema mas intuitivo mas tocable. iconos con un tama&ntilde;o mas comodo para el dedo. nada cuadrado eso es horrible.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nsecon something that only symbian phone have\n\n\n\n\nlike symbiam ent (chat, red social and share fotos, archivos) por el chat\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nthird more funciones \n\n\n\n\nconetar  to tv and pc to watch movies video and etc\n\n\n\n\neditor de documentos \n\n\n\n\naplicaciones de desarrollo for grafica (games and apps\n\n\n\n\ncombinacion de 2 teclas para tomar foto de la pantalla\n\n\n\n\nbandeja de entrada unificada\n\n\n\n\naplicacion youtube y mapas\n\n\n\n\ntranciciones suaves \n\n\n\n\nmultitasting \n\n\n\n\ngran abanico de codes \n\n\n\n\nand etc....\n\n\n\n\nestoy disponible para dise&ntilde;o","2010-10-02T05:14:53","2010-10-02T05:14:53","cristophergonz2",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,49,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","Create a developer &quot;garage&quot; for hosting open source projects for the platform","With our existing infrastructure it should be possible to allow third parties to host open source projects for the platform in Mercurial.  We could also provide a page for each project that has an overview and contact information for the developers along with links to a project wiki page and forum if desired.  Then all that is required is the ability to search through the projects.\n\n\n\n\nPossibly we could start this using a wiki page as the main project page but something more customized would be nice to have in future.\n\n\n\n\nThe main benefits would be:\n\n\n\n\n1) A central place for open source work around the platform.\n\n\n\n\n2) A chance for developers to get some hands-on experience as a committer in Mercurial.\n\n\n\n\n3) A potential recruiting pool for companies in the community.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-04-01T16:43:35","2010-06-11T15:31:36","markw",0,89.41,"Closed",54,5]
[null,1792,{"$nulls":3},"I don't see us having the resources to run a code hosting site, and as a 3rd party developer I don't see anything wrong with hosting my stuff at Google Code. Why don't we do something simple like have a page that lists all projects tagged with symbian at Google Code and Source Forge?","2009-10-02T15:37:44","2009-10-02T15:37:44","teknolog",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,1574,{"$nulls":3},"Update and summary, 18th August\n\n\n\n\nAt the time of writing, this is the Idea in this database with the largest number of positive votes (25), but the Idea remains stuck in the \"Finding a Producer\" state.\n\n\n\n\nThe comment by William Roberts seems apt:\n\n\n\n\n\n\nLet's concentrate on doing the essentials first, and then consider diversifying - this idea is not wrong in spirit but wrong in timing.\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThat comment was made as long ago as May, but we still seem to have plenty other high-priority resources for our web team to work on instead.\n\n\n\n\nI'm happy for this idea to remain alive, waiting for a Producer to emerge who can make it happen - but I'm not expecting that any time soon.\n\n\n\n\nDoes anyone disagree?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2009-08-18T10:11:10","2009-08-18T10:27:37","dw2",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,51,{"$nulls":3},"I like this. We have a number of examples to accompany documentation on SDN, for example, the roids game, rock paper scissors and various runtimes examples. Some could be great for future development and I can see a good way to get involvement would be to put them into a silo for the community to extend.","2009-04-02T08:36:11","2009-04-02T10:37:39","stichbury",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,316,{"$nulls":3},"Can I put in another vote for this being a complete no-brainer.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThe Foundation is going to be seen as running to catch up with the level of support for developers that Andriod already has. If there isn&apos;t even support for something like http://code.google.com/hosting what does that say? Never mind all the other things Goolge does.","2009-04-28T10:19:46","2009-04-28T10:38:39","dadurant",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,863,{"$nulls":3},"If the foundation hosts open source projects, is it willing to sign (as in symbian sign) the applications which might result from such a garage?","2009-06-03T17:21:13","2009-06-03T17:53:50","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1126,{"$nulls":3},"One example which this would be useful for is for an open-source tool (set of tools) to synchronise Bugzilla defects with proprietary defect tracking systems.","2009-06-18T16:01:01","2009-06-18T16:01:01","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,116,{"$nulls":3},"Lars is working on ideas / thoughts on projects living outside of the platform... should have a chat with him.\n\n\n\n\nThibaut","2009-04-14T22:33:59","2010-11-14T11:30:54","campbieil",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,668,{"$nulls":3},"I voted against this - so far we have shown precious little ability to support our core purpose (website, scm, defect tracking) so I consider it very premature to volunteer to host all the world&apos;s Symbian platform projects.\n\n\n\n\nWhat benefit would those projects get from being hosted on our website? Nothing so far, and plenty of opportunity for disruption and disappointment.\n\n\n\n\nLet&apos;s concentrate on doing the essentials first, and then consider diversifying - this idea is not wrong in spirit but wrong in timing.","2009-05-18T13:36:32","2009-05-18T14:17:01","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},3,0]
[null,183,{"$nulls":3},"I&apos;ve been using garage.maemo.org to host my open source project. It&apos;s really a great tool but IMHO it will only work if Symbian engineers also use the software in some way. I had the pleasure to see the system working at Nokia Institute of Technology in Brazil.\n\n\n\n\nhttp://openbossa.indt.org/carman/","2009-04-23T00:54:26","2009-05-03T12:46:40","felipe.andrade",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,495,{"$nulls":3},"Hmm, what about asking the folks behind SymbianOS.org if they want official support for their site, given that they&apos;re using the Symbian trademark (with permission, out of curiosity?)? I suppose there is also the potential of a combined Maemo-Symbian forge, assuming that people don&apos;t show disdain...","2009-05-06T14:30:47","2009-05-06T15:29:51","vmlemon",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1073,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","Give away yellow wipeboard pens...","The SF doodles are now quite an integral part of the SF brand and instantly recognised to those in the know. However, you want to replicate the style for our own &apos;in office&apos; doodles you suddenly find that there are very few yellow marker pens in the World. If you fancy a different type of marketing give-away then why not produce a couple of 1000 yellow wipe marker pens with the SF brand on it!","2009-06-14T11:44:47","2010-06-03T13:17:32","chris",0,78.6,"Done!",8,2]
[null,1084,{"$nulls":3},"Aside from a potential debate about the visibility of yellow pen on a white board, I can&apos;t see much opportunity for discussion here.  Cheap and useful marketing give aways.  You get my vote, I&apos;m just concerned that the Spigit platform won&apos;t ever move this on to a later stage of the approvals process because there aren&apos;t enough discussion posts...?\n\n\n\n\n(Note: I&apos;m pointing this out as a limitation of the platform rather than the idea, and wondering aloud what we should do about it).\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2009-06-15T13:07:35","2009-06-15T13:07:35","markw",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,1408,{"$nulls":3},"I'll be looking to add a couple of these to my freebies bag at the next symbian smartphone show :)","2009-07-27T15:46:55","2009-07-27T15:46:55","mikebignell",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1412,{"$nulls":3},"&gt;I'm just concerned that the Spigit platform won't ever move this on to a later stage of the approvals process because there aren't enough discussion posts...?\n\n\n\n\nThe theory is that the numbers calculated by the Spigit algorithms are viewed by the domain experts and potential idea directors as indicative, but not as binding.  In other words, ideas can on occasion be advanced through stages without all the metrics being fulfilled.","2009-07-28T11:38:24","2009-07-28T11:39:19","dw2",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1267,{"$nulls":3},"I&apos;ll put this onto my list of branded giveaways. Next step to find some budget.","2009-06-30T12:07:51","2009-06-30T12:07:51","annabelc",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1329,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Symbian should strongly support the porting of Fennec to the Symbian OS","Fennec is the new mobile version of Firefox.\n\n\n\n\nIt is currently supported on Windows Mobile and Maemo. Symbian should investigated whether partner companies or others should invest resources porting this to the Symbian OS.\n\n\n\n\nFirefox is the biggest supported open source browser and having multiple browsers supporting the OS will lead to diversity and innovation through competition.\n\n\n\n\nFennec on Symbian page.","2009-07-06T10:36:16","2010-06-21T13:22:26","dadurant",0,92.7,"Expert review",55,5]
[null,3097,{"$nulls":3},"Firefox Mobile coming to Symbian in April 2010 . . . I don&#39;t remember the link but it was posted on the Official Firefox Blog.","2009-12-02T07:07:03","2009-12-10T11:03:12","nishant.thomas",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3114,{"$nulls":3},"Hi David Durant,\nHow are you able to format your idea into multiple paragraphs? I&#39;m having trouble doing that in this site.\nthanks","2009-12-02T18:14:29","2009-12-02T18:14:29","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1331,{"$nulls":3},"David,\n\n\n\n\nThis project is under way: http://developer.symbian.org/forum/showthread.php?t=2227\n\n\n\n\n-scott","2009-07-06T15:25:43","2009-07-06T23:43:50","scottw",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1386,{"$nulls":3},"we don't need Fennec if WebKit was updated. Besides would there not be an issue with the code being licensed which goes against Symbian being open source?","2009-07-24T02:15:16","2009-07-24T08:37:41","Prom1",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2097,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Out of Box Codecs Support","I am bored at converting videos for mobiles so just make the Symbian platform to support all major codecs or create a universal player like VLC to play all codecs without any &quot;Clip Operation Failed&quot; Things.Add AVi compatibility,Divx and all major things..","2009-10-29T16:20:05","2010-02-26T18:29:48","apache",0,100,"Expert review",77,0]
[null,7170,{"$nulls":3},"See also:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=5686\n\n\n\n\nhttp://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=6951","2010-04-22T13:39:09","2010-04-22T13:39:08","arjaydavis",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7171,{"$nulls":3},"See also:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=5686\n\n\n\n\nhttp://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=6951","2010-04-22T13:39:14","2010-04-22T13:39:13","arjaydavis",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7172,{"$nulls":3},"+1. I'd like to see Mpeg2 Video support.","2010-04-22T13:39:51","2010-04-22T13:39:51","arjaydavis",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2101,{"$nulls":3},"Well how about porting VLC to Symbian as we move to be more POSIX compliant...","2009-10-29T17:23:00","2010-04-22T13:38:03","ianm",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2103,{"$nulls":3},"Theyre releasing Coreplayer for S60v5...this player has many codecs","2009-10-29T17:40:03","2009-10-29T17:40:03","neonoafs",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,8766,{"$nulls":3},"thumbs up, you got my support although similar ideas exist, i will support all, maybe symbian will notice it even more!!","2010-08-11T02:33:08","2010-08-11T02:33:08","X",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2126,{"$nulls":3},"The current default video player for S60, RealPlayer, is a monolithic block of code that does not allow you to just add a new video codec in the way that Windows Media or Apple QuickTime or even gStreamer can - and since this means having to reimplement RTSP, RTP, MP4/3GPP/AVI/MOV container parsing, HTTP progressive download, fast video rendering, video/audio synchronisation, DRM, content management and playback controls (did I miss anything?) it&#39;s a major piece of work to add any new video player to a Symbian device once it&#39;s shipped, and additionally without support from OEMs for hardware acceleration interfaces, thats why the current DivX and CoreCodec players for Symbian have taken a long time to come out and are not very good quality.","2009-10-29T22:44:10","2009-12-15T08:17:51","SymsourceTim",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,7140,{"$nulls":3},"Codec availability is a handset vendor's choice.  This is because codecs are very closely tied to the underlying silicon platform - i.e. if you use a TI OMAP processor, then TI will license you the DSP code and Symbian drivers for their DSP.\n\n\n\n\nThe Symbian platform comes with a set of software codecs thanks to Aricent.  These are available as binaries due to patent licensing restrictions.\n\n\n\n\nFor an open-source project like Symbian, it would be great if Ogg and other open-source codecs were more widely adopted.  Unfortunately it is very hard for the development teams behind these codecs to prove to the level necessary for corporate risk management that the implementations really are clean of intellectual property.  We will look into distributing such codecs as part of the software codec package, but currently there are issues such as the usage of GPL licensing etc.","2010-04-19T16:04:13","2010-04-19T16:04:13","mpwebb",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5169,"Mobile applications",null,"Translator App","I wish there would be an application that translates texts from one language to another.\n\n\n\n\nIt would be very neat to have one especially if you are travelling.\n\n\n\n\nAside from text it should be able to translate words real time. let's say when someone is speaking, you put the phone near the person speaking and the phone will show the text in your own language.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-04T15:53:23","2010-02-04T15:53:22","pitcha",0,100,"Voting and discussion",16,0]
[null,5177,{"$nulls":3},"good idea :)","2010-02-04T16:09:28","2010-02-04T16:09:28","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5185,{"$nulls":3},"We already have that as a widget app :) Give it a try too :D its by using google Translator service http://blogs.forum.nokia.com/data/blogs/resources/300032/GoogleTranslator0.1.wgz\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nand you can build your own too with simple html :D refer here http://www.waiseto.com/2009/01/simple-google-translator-widget-for-s60.html","2010-02-04T17:23:50","2010-02-04T17:23:50","apache",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5197,{"$nulls":3},"That does sound pretty cool.\n\n\n\n\nHow about a 'goggles' kind of app, where you can take a picture of some text with your camera, and it will try to translate it for you? (Or wait, was this suggested already)","2010-02-04T19:43:00","2010-02-04T19:43:00","cpeake",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5497,{"$nulls":3},"Google translation widget may work OK. I have never been able to use it. I am in China and connection to the web takes about five minutes and then each new page load takes about five minutes. As a real-time translator, Google widget is worthless here; as is any web-based translation application.\n\n\n\n\nWhat I would like to see is a real-time free text translator as a stand-alone application on the phone. A good example of functionality would be the pocket translator brand \"Besta T9000+\".\n\n\n\n\nMy phone of choice, the Nokia N97 already has handwriting recognition, so writing on the screen in Chinese characters shouldn't be a problem. Using the keyboard for English input is also not a problem.\n\n\n\n\nI live in China. I used to have to carry a phone, a pocket translator, a map, a bus schedule map, a dictionary.\n\n\n\n\nI have put the map and the bus schedule map on my phone and incorporated them into the GPS. I would like to be able to not carry the pocket translator.\n\n\n\n\nI think that this type of application would sell very well. After all, I paid $400 for the pocket translator and almost $700 for the phone. I would pay $200 for a stand alone, free text, full sentence English - Chinese-English translator software package. I would probably pay more for a translator with PinYin support.\n\n\n\n\nDoes such a thing exist now? If so, I can't find it. \n\n\n\n\nWould somebody please get to work on this!!! The connection between the English speaking world and the Chinese speaking world is getting bigger everyday. There is a great need for this.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-13T02:54:42","2010-02-13T02:54:42","lh55us",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9926,{"$nulls":3},"it may use google translator\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-08T11:42:38","2010-10-08T11:42:38","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5937,"Mobile functionality","User interface","A homescreen that gives the user what they want, in the format they want it","I'm going to say it straight up, I hate the widget-based layout in S60v5 touch.\n\n\n\n\nI'm an information worker, and there's just too much wasted space on there for my liking and I can't see as much information as I might want to.\n\n\n\n\nWhat I want is the option for a layout not too dissimilar to that of S60v3 as used on my now deceased E51.\n\n\n\n\nThat layout was great. Information was stacked one after another, cleanly split up with a line break between various information sources (email inbox, calendar items, reminders, to do, information feeds, etc).\n\n\n\n\nI'd see all the unread emails I had, not just the last two emails received. I'd see all my appointments it could easily list - not have to get a widget which I can customise to use two of to see a max total of eight items. I'd see the missed calls list, number of unread SMS messages with direct access... all the things I use to keep up to date and on track in-front of me without having to have multiple applications constantly open.\n\n\n\n\nAnd then if I want, when S^3 is released, I can have one of my homescreens in this style, and then maybe the other multiscreens as a widget interface with the weather. Or I can have them in this style, and the information from the widgets is presented in a plain/simple textual format with some small icons.\n\n\n\n\nIn short, give me the power to decide exactly how information on my homescreen is presented in a manner which fits my information needs, be it an information worker, social butterfly, or something else - and make maximum use of the screen real estate.","2010-02-25T16:29:36","2010-10-11T05:22:36","thewinchester",0,100,"Expert review",33,0]
[null,5938,{"$nulls":3},"Oh, and something I should have said: I shouldn't need to be a developer, or know HTML so I can set complex instructions in a widget configuration to make it how I like. KISS theory applies here.","2010-02-25T16:30:58","2010-02-25T16:30:58","thewinchester",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5950,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Michael, I agree with the UI comments and there are so many similar \"questions, comments or concerns\" in this area.  I too and the vast majority are for a nice, usable, and versatile UI.  The UI focus group is working on this.  There are also different configurations which you can buy, yes, I know that is not what anyone wants to hear. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIf you have time check out www.symbian-guru.com, or www.Tehkseven.com to get some good easy install widgets and UIs.  The other alternative is to look to the Focus group on UIs wiki and see if anything may be coming out that you like.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI agree that whatever the options are for future UI improvements. They should be easy to install and should remove all the legacy homescreen do-dads that I did not want to begin with.....\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThe good news is there are some very talented people working on addressing this very intrigueing and complex homescreen/UI experience (positive and negative) and they need input like yours to make use users happy......","2010-02-25T19:13:47","2010-02-26T11:39:44","ginau",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,9707,{"$nulls":3},"you have my vote","2010-09-28T13:32:56","2010-09-28T13:32:56","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6705,"None of the Above",null,"Symbian based MP3/MP4 Player like ","Now Apple and Microsoft offers MP4 Players with Net browsing, Application Support, Gaming, and Many Features.  Since Symbian becoming popular and winning its user's heart, I think now its time to make a Player like iPhone and Zune. It would increase the popularity of Symbian too.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nBut in this case, The Platform should support SISX (as much as possible) and Java Platform with Flash and (upcoming) Silverlight Runtimes. The Platform should has Quick accessing buttons and shortcuts with simple menu.\n\n\n\n\nHardware Speciality must be practical, but its based on The  Maker. I've been having this idea for long time.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-22T22:59:44","2010-03-22T22:59:44","binku",0,100,"Voting and discussion",5,0]
[null,8338,{"$nulls":3},"Oh yeah you're right. it will be great to have a music player that can be used to browse the web but most importanly, it should run Symbian OS.","2010-07-13T10:58:39","2010-07-13T10:58:39","leganite",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9777,"Mobile applications",null,"Search Sms","In todays date when there are thousands of messages in inbox..there should be 2 search box available for messages\n\n\n\n\n1)Which searches messages based on the contact names,so that we can view,delete messages from specific user.\n\n\n\n\n2)The other search box searches the words typed in it and shows us the messages which include that word.","2010-10-02T11:32:41","2010-10-15T11:58:55","p.shethia01",0,97.28,"Expert review",32,1]
[null,50,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","Participate in, or create our own version of Google Summer of Code","Google Summer of Code is very popular with students and the open source community in general.  We are too late to be a mentoring organization this year but we could apply next year?\n\n\n\n\nhttp://code.google.com/soc/\n\n\n\n\nIdeas from this site could spawn projects.\n\n\n\n\nAnother alternative, budget allowing, would be to create our own version of the scheme specifically for Symbian Foundation related projects.  A great way to bring the next generation of developers into the community and good for the open source image.","2009-04-01T17:10:27","2010-10-13T05:14:58","markw",0,94.3,"Expert review",30,1]
[null,3866,{"$nulls":3},"There are a few half-finished Symbian OOS projects out there that need some assistance. Most imporantly the VLC port to Symbian needs some help.","2009-12-23T12:33:28","2009-12-23T12:33:28","teknolog",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,55,{"$nulls":3},"I don't think that we would fit easily into the existing GSoC - it could look a bit odd unless the projects were not specific to the Symbian Platform.\n\n\n\n\nIf we had our own version it needs to be almost as slick as Google's, or it will reflect badly on us.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThis is \"Step 3\" territory, not even \"Step 2\".","2009-04-02T16:52:05","2009-04-02T17:18:56","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,5439,{"$nulls":3},"I like this idea - we need less ownership and more outreach in our activities, and this is a perfect way to do it.\n\n\n\n\nThe assocaition with google is fine by me, and as a service delivery platform Symbian should sit well with Google. Why don't we set up a project to get Google Wave ported to Symbian? There is also the dormant Mozilla Fennec project for Symbian that we could reserect....or even a port of Chrome?","2010-02-11T10:09:31","2010-02-12T14:40:57","robertac",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,328,{"$nulls":3}," \n\n\n\n\nAgain I&apos;d hope that doing this, like undertaking application development hosting, would be seen as a no-brainer.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI&apos;m not saying that taking part in Google&apos;s SoC is the best way to do this - it is under their branding after all - but the Foundation absolutely has to encourage talented developers in this way. At the very least their should be university talent scouts evangelising Symbian and helping students develop applications and projects for the platform.","2009-04-28T11:26:51","2009-04-28T11:26:51","dadurant",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3802,{"$nulls":3},"I was about to submit this very idea. Definitely participating in SoC 2010 is a great idea. Being under the broader GSoC banner gives the foundation broader appeal to students who might not necessarily have heard of Symbian before.","2009-12-21T23:42:06","2009-12-21T23:42:06","cdavies",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,9439,{"$nulls":3},"great idea","2010-09-12T21:20:11","2010-09-12T21:20:11","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1586,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Music Player as a Plug-in-Like Platform","Totally stealing this idea from the web browsing/extensions crowd:\n\n\n\n\nWould be great if the default music player supported extensions to the extent that one would be able to do things such as add a store component, podcasting component, streaming music service component, equalizer or dj-ing-like component to it.\n\n\n\n\nIn this way, you could have a system where a licensee would have the default music player, but by including their custom plugins, they would be able to offer their brande, out-of-box experience they desire. And at the same time, you'd have the ability to foster a sub-culture of developers, much like the theming and web extensions communities, that do more with extending this aspect of music into a more personalized area.\n\n\n\n\nIdeally, the default media player would do things like album art, basic playlist management; but this would be extending it so that licensees and developers would have an alternate means towards stamping their brand on the experience of a Symbian device.","2009-08-18T21:25:25","2010-10-15T11:59:03","ARJWright",0,100,"Expert review",30,0]
[null,6948,{"$nulls":3},"FLAC support would be fantastic, with the ability for it to read and display album artwork and tagged information perfectly.","2010-04-05T22:15:26","2010-04-05T22:15:26","Sligsaw",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5681,{"$nulls":3},"Here's another recent idea that is an application of this concept: Last.fm  audioscrobbler plugin for the Music Player","2010-02-18T15:54:48","2010-02-18T15:54:48","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1602,{"$nulls":3},"Another thing about this kind of idea:\n\n\n\n\nI licensee could make a Symbian device that's simply a music player, but instead of adding the default PIM apps, they would build extensions for things like Contacts, Calendars, etc., which would drive the experience of the device around the music player, versus around the usual Symbian (phone or near-PDA) experience.\n\n\n\n\nA licensee like Sony-Ericsson would be able to really take their Walkman line and have a lot of play with something like this.","2009-08-20T16:18:38","2009-08-20T16:18:38","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,5822,{"$nulls":3},"Here's another idea that is a specific application of this: API for setting  album art in the music player.","2010-02-22T15:48:57","2010-02-22T15:48:57","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5629,{"$nulls":3},"Here's a recent idea that is an application of this idea: Playlist and FM Transmitter ideas","2010-02-17T18:48:43","2010-02-17T18:48:43","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6909,{"$nulls":3},"I would love to have ogg vorbis support in the music player.","2010-04-02T22:03:48","2010-04-02T22:03:48","Freddo",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2098,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","More than 5 viewable entries in the leaderboard","Perhaps show the top 20?","2009-10-29T16:22:18","2010-06-16T14:32:27","timh",0,100,"Closed",8,0]
[null,2354,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Give kudos to the idea owners!","How about sticking a number next to the user name to indicate how many ideas/comments each has contributed, and maybe a star if any of their ideas have actually been implemented? (Yes, I do spend lots of time on ebay :P) This would appear wherever the user name appears and would promote healthy competition and encourage more and better ideas. I am aware of the existing connection rating - although I am not completely sure how this works or how objective it is - but you can only see it if you navigate to the user profile page.","2009-11-05T16:03:50","2010-08-03T19:59:41","effimiav",0,100,"Closed",9,0]
[null,2355,{"$nulls":3},"The user rating was displayed, and there was a cash system (integrated with the prediction market) where you got cash for participating.\n\nIt has all been removed.\n","2009-11-05T16:06:10","2009-11-05T16:06:10","markw",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2357,{"$nulls":3},"Thanks for the info, Mark. So, what was the reason for this??","2009-11-05T16:09:02","2009-11-05T16:09:02","effimiav",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2358,{"$nulls":3},"Hi,\n\n I removed the cash system because it was heavily tied to prediction markets that we&#39;re previously used.\n\n I&#39;m looking to reintroduce a leaderboard that shows an algorithm of idea x votes x comments x views \n\n - Freddie","2009-11-05T17:11:47","2009-11-05T17:11:47","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3122,"Symbian Foundation","Increase device usage","Universal remote contrrol","The infrared interface was gone in last devices NOKIA. However it, or his long range modification,could become its competitive advantage before such platforms as Apple Iphone and Google ndroid. Having the big screen it is easy enough to recreate appearance of any control panel on the screen. Program realisation of the panel already exists under symbian http://irremote.psiloc.com/, its adaptation under touchscreen is necessary only. And this &quot;remote&quot; database could be stored and then to load from a site http://www.ovi.com/. And it not only house devices. It can be for example remote control for DSLR cameras from NIKON, CANON, SONY and thousands of other existing devices. Sorry my poor English.","2009-12-02T21:19:05","2009-12-02T21:19:05","mayuri",0,100,"Voting and discussion",4,0]
[null,3126,{"$nulls":3},"With this application we can know what devices is used in home. We can also make automatical &quot;sound mute&quot; when phone is ringing or when you want to  answer  incoming call.","2009-12-03T06:55:40","2009-12-03T06:55:40","mayuri",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3132,{"$nulls":3},"I really can&#39;t see anyone putting IR back into handsets just to turn them into remote controls, and as has been discussed a number of times previously, the IR in remote controls is of a much higher power than was used on IrDA. It would just drain the battery.\n\nHowever, this is still a compelling use case (based on the number of times it comes up), and I&#39;m sure the auto-mute or pause-movie feature when you get in incoming call would be great.\n\nSo, on that basis I think we need to pick one of these phone-as-remote-control threads, and work it into a &#39;better integration between phone and home AV&#39; thread, where we can start to flesh out the ideas.\n","2009-12-03T10:19:13","2009-12-03T19:53:11","cowboycoder",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3231,{"$nulls":3},"It is necessary to develop convenient skin editor and possibility of attachment of any sequence of impulses to any key. It is possible to give this tool as manufacturers (if it interests them) or to create division on base filling on http://www.ovi.com. In case of involvement of the resources it will be necessary to collect a payment for loading of the information on the panel from a site http://www.ovi.com. Thus it is possible to occupy a niche of manufacturers universal and trained remote which do Philips, Thomson, Logitech...\nThus the user gets rid of necessity of programming of such panel - to load it from a site http://www.ovi.com enough. Thus it can be used as a home telephone number! This panel cannot be lost - at loss of such panel enough on it simply to call!\n","2009-12-06T16:36:02","2009-12-06T16:36:02","mayuri",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3890,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Automatically Resample image resolution to use while uploading according to services use","i think symbian should develop easy sharing feature in the camera ui that will automatically do the down sampling according to the service used (eg. 2mp resolution if uploaded to flickr , 800&times;600 for facebook etc.) . this would help a lot for many casual user.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nthe reason is that with more and more megapixels are available in symbain devices , the images are getting large . few of images from my N86 is over 2mb at 3264 x 2448px . now if i just want to share those to twitpic or facebook then i need atmost 800 x 600px image. The extra pixels are wasted and makes the uploading process significantly slower. My idea is to use a simple upload feature built into camera/gallary interface that automatically downsamples image according to service used. here is a mockup of my idea\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2009-12-24T22:13:21","2009-12-24T22:13:21","tamoghno",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,7877,{"$nulls":3},"This would be a good idea, however it would require that the plAtform has an open and shared picture sharing protocol so that services that one connect to can take advantage of this. Good idea.","2010-06-03T14:10:08","2010-06-03T14:10:08","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4146,"Mobile functionality",null,"Access phone content with a browser","We now have PC Suite (or some derivative) to access content on the phone. But what if all we needed was to connect the phone in storage mode (a special mode would work as well) and click on a HTML file that showed all its content thru a regular browser? Something like the Mobile Web Server but without having to connect to the Internet.\n\n\n\n\nYou see your calendar, your contacts, etc., and you can edit your info INSIDE THE CELLPHONE using the big screen/big keyboard of your PC.\n\n\n\n\nIt should offer some form of backup. Syncing would be made by the phone itself through 3G/Wi-Fi to the Cloud.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nBenefits: will work on any PC with a modern browser, regardless of the OS (should also work on a smartbook with a USB connector). You don't need to install anything. Should be relatively easy to build. People feel at home navigating a Web page with a browser\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nCons: another package in the device using ROM memory... but I think it would be worth it.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nCheers\n\n\n\n\nRRSS\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-05T17:26:36","2010-01-05T17:26:35","rrss",0,100,"Voting and discussion",9,0]
[null,4186,{"$nulls":3},"Make it RESTful preferably.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nMatt","2010-01-07T17:21:26","2010-01-07T17:21:25","MattPlumtree",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4188,{"$nulls":3},"EDIT (didn't read the original idea throughly)\n\n\n\n\n- the mobile web server can be used over a local connection - meaning that the moblie server would be in local host mode and then the device would need to turn into a wi-fi hotspot in order for it to be used in that manner. From that, it would be no problem accessing the entire mobile - especially since the WebDav protocol supports the access to storage memory mode that you are thinking of.\n\n\n\n\n--- Original post, leaving it here just in case there are questions on using the MWS ---\n\n\n\n\nThis is already possible with the Mobile Web Server (MWS) (not sure if its compatible with non-Nokia Symbian devices). I use it for my personal site (the first listed in my signature), and its pretty cool. Its not showing your mobile as a separate screen, but accessing the content of your mobile with any web connected browser -- calendar, contacts, gallery, SMS, IM, blog, presence, contact, and guestbook. Its a bit slow depending on the type of connection that your mobile has, but doesn't drain the battery much at all, and given some Apache server knowledge, one would be able to overcome some of the connection limitations (some, not all, this is a mobile device with limited physical resources).\n\n\n\n\nThere is no need to sync (in the traditional sense) because you are accessing the device directly. If you will, your mobile is the cloud and therefore you simply just access it - no need to go through a 3rd party sync agent. Backing things up is a bit more difficult - but no more difficult than backing up your normal mobile.\n\n\n\n\nYou can also use the WebDav protocol in order to use it similar to as you would Windows Explorer. Access is through Nokia's server gateway and over an SSL connection. Aside from a few times when my site got really popular (I host the Carnival of the Mobilists from time to time which causes some traffic spikes), its been pretty stable.\n\n\n\n\nThe MWS has enabled the use of REST APIs all over too. If I were more developer savvy with python, I'd have coded a number of items for it already. I've also posted a few ideas that extend the MWS in other ways (MWS as an an OpenID Server, MWS as a self-hosted bookmarking service, MWS as an extension to this site, etc.). Building your own  \"web\" on top of the MWS is pretty empowering.\n\n\n\n\nSo yea, this idea is already here; and its open sourced so that it can be developed on further. I'd like to see the Foundation push this a bit more as a niche but possibly more enriching side of tech, but there needs to be more solid use cases for doing so in light of what's available and what would drive value to the platform.","2010-01-07T18:27:54","2010-01-07T18:36:15","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5426,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Alt +Tab functionality to quickly switch between two most recent applications","PC like Alt+Tab functionality is very useful especially when comparing contents between two apps.  I suggest a simple single operation to quickly switch between them back and forth, back and forth.\n\n\n\n\nUsage suggestion: long-press the home button (usually red button) to function like alt+tab by switching between two most recent apps.\n\n\n\n\nSome Usability Advantages:\n\n\n\n\n1. Normally, even a quick glance at the Symbian homescreen is annoying because the current app is minimized.  But that problem is solved if we can quickly switch back to the current app: e.g. Press home to go to homescreen. Long-press it to switch back to the current application.\n\n\n\n\n2. A quick glance at the Symbian main menu is also annoying as it minimizes the current app too. But Alt+Tab solves the problem: e.g. Press menu button to show main menu. Long-press Home button to switch back to the current application.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nEDIT: This idea doesn't replace the Symbian taskmanager. The same way as PC alt+tab doesn't replace the Windows Task Manager.  Alt+tab is just preferable in situations where you need to quickly switch to the previous app or quickly back and forth.\n\n\n\n\nAnother intuitive key for mapping this Alt+tab function is long pressing a hardware back key (if available).","2010-02-11T08:51:06","2010-06-03T09:05:15","BoyBawang",0,56.85,"Voting and discussion",4,3]
[null,5427,{"$nulls":3},"I think this function is available on Symbian from long Time, We use Menu key to do that...! Alt+Tab Function. - Now you want to add more usablity to it....!- Some GUI effects like ....!","2010-02-11T09:20:32","2010-02-11T15:18:04","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,6450,"Mobile functionality",null,"Typing/writing","When I click on the button 1.,? the first sign that appears is a '. I think that . should come first. Stefan","2010-03-13T09:10:11","2010-03-13T09:10:10","stefanlind",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,8498,"Mobile functionality",null,"Ringtone Mp3 Cutting from the Music Player","The ability to shorten Mp3's to make ringtones right on the device is not a new idea, but the ability have this ability intergrated in the Stock Music Player is huge.  This type of functionality just seems so natural after you have used it on other devices.  Here are a couple of examples of the android UI for ringtones.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-07-21T06:10:07","2010-07-21T06:10:06","Duncan_McDougal",0,100,"Voting and discussion",4,0]
[null,10034,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Rotate screen after pressing and holding the button","Sometimes we need to turn the screen, but if we hate autorotate (for me it's annoying) there should be option to use a one physical button to rotate the screen (we have to press it and hold for 3 secs).\n\n\n\n\nThat should make our life easier :)\n\n\n\n\nButton should be customizable\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-09T14:46:02","2010-10-13T04:30:46","superfly86",0,100,"Expert review",34,0]
[null,10036,{"$nulls":3},"Good idea, but manufacturers aren't going to add a button to devices just for this. Heck, even Apple is repurposing the rotation-lock button on the iPad with it's next software update to another feature.\n\nNow, if we get creative, maybe doing something like having a presence to repurpose the long-press for camera button-equipped devices so that instead of launching the camera, it would put up an on-screen message to ask for a rotation orientation (Rock-and-Scroll was an app that did this) and on release it would lock, that would work. For something like this, it's a good idea, we would need to think about it further so that it is something that can be explored or implemented a bit faster.","2010-10-09T16:12:45","2010-10-09T16:12:45","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10040,{"$nulls":3},"no no no I dont want to add new button by manufacturer\n\n\n\n\nIT all should be done by an additional application\n\n\n\n\nWe set in application one of the buttons e.g. volume up, and after holding it e.g. 3secs screen will rotate","2010-10-09T21:46:27","2010-10-09T21:46:27","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10168,{"$nulls":3},"Nice idea, sometime the auto-rotate doesn't even respond and the screen will be locked in one orientation. There should be some means\n\n\n\n\nto override it manually.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-12T10:05:48","2010-10-12T10:05:48","pradeepk2",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,819,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Resource cleanup at uninstall","Let&apos;s use a simple example:\n\n\n\n\nThink about a program adding an entry in CommDB. Once the app is removed, it&apos;s the program&apos;s responsibility to perform appropriate cleanup. This is currently achieved by writing a specific exe to be run on such event (whenever that happens to work correctly on the device)\n\n\n\n\nNow think about this alternative:\n\n\n\n\nA program is installed, the sis file contains an xml file with the necessary data to create the CommDB tables (in case the data is known at that time) and also specifying whether that entry should be persistent (ie. kept after program is removed) or transient. Once the app is removed, the uninstaller checks this information and contacts the appropriate services, taking care of the needed proceeding.\n\n\n\n\nOf course, this protocol could be used by both system and non-system services.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-05-31T13:29:17","2010-10-15T11:46:02","david.caabeiro",0,100,"Expert review",33,0]
[null,831,{"$nulls":3},"What about letting the user make a backup of the data to \"external\" storage (i.e. Flash memory cards or internal MicroDrive) before erasing it, in case they want to install the software latter?","2009-06-01T11:13:43","2009-06-02T10:58:28","vmlemon",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7293,{"$nulls":3},"More important, when you perform a hard reset, the OS should reinstall properly all of the applications.\n\n\n\n\nEach time is the same, after a hard reset, my phone reinstall half of my applications of my external storage (microSD), thus a huge amount of space is lost because there are applications on it but I no longer use them. So I have two choice, continue with this or remove all data on my external storage and start from the beginning.\n\n\n\n\nIt's sad to think my old Nokia 6300 was easier to reinstall than my new Nokia 5230 :(\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-04-29T09:07:01","2010-04-29T09:07:01","axisama",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10141,{"$nulls":3},"there should be possibility to delete trash","2010-10-11T21:18:50","2010-10-11T21:18:50","nitrous18",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2099,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","Status data in contacts","In contacts I&#39;d like to be able to see the status of the people I&#39;m considering calling e.g., &#39;Available&#39;, &#39;Not available&#39; (phone off), &#39;On a call&#39;, &#39;Silent&#39;, &#39;Text me&#39; (like skype status but with more context).\n\nThis would allow me to save time by not calling when someone is not available, and also allow me to not be interrupted with calls etc when I don;t want to be.\n\nWould also be good to be able to see their location / time zone to avoid calling them at night or incurring roaming charges unnecessarily.\n\nCould also be expanded to include emoticons so that e.g., people could express their mood and get people to call them if they&#39;re in the mood to chat.\n\n[BTW - I know that something like this was considered a few years back but don&#39;t think I&#39;ve ever seen it implemented]","2009-10-29T17:11:54","2009-10-29T17:11:54","timh",0,100,"Voting and discussion",6,0]
[null,2640,{"$nulls":3},"I hope that this is something that all mobile device platforms use (REST APIs that is), so that such information can be shared mobile to mobile, without the need for a 3rd party service/server to facilitate such sharing.","2009-11-16T22:08:44","2009-11-16T22:08:44","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2143,{"$nulls":3},"hi Tim, I have seen usability work for this type of service but it suggested it would not work so well because the service relies on unprompted regular interaction from lots of people to make it effective. The problem is getting everyone in your contact list to use the service, and if this doesn&#39;t happen regularly enough the service quickly becomes unreliable and is not used. Also, people on the whole, are generally always available to most people in their contact list and the different scenarios available for updating i.e not available, on a call, text me etc.. implies the user needs to update on a regular basis and in practice, people just do not do this.\n\nOf course, the alternative way is to use another service (such as a social networking tool, or an instant messaging service) where people do see value in broadcasting their status and this information is relayed to a device client on the handset which will display with the phone contact - this is what seems to be working pretty well for most mobile services I can see.","2009-10-30T10:34:19","2009-11-02T12:44:34","richardc",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2223,{"$nulls":3},"Could it not be updated via the calendar? e.g if you are in a meeting your phone status/profile turns to a setting of &quot;In a meeting&quot; and the ringer would set to vibrate. \n\nIf this was a program that ran in the background could your status change to &#39;Not available&#39;if you lost signal? that way when you enter your contacts list there is either a green ball (Available) red ball (offline) no entry sign (busy) \n\n","2009-11-02T10:10:34","2009-11-02T10:10:34","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2249,{"$nulls":3},"This feature is commonly referred to as \"presence\", and is in fact on the way in future Symbian releases. You can see some more information on the Contacts Wiki.\n\n\n\nAlso, I downloaded the Ovi Contacts application from Nokia beta labs where this already happens. Will be nice to see it eventually in the main phonebook app though!","2009-11-02T15:06:59","2009-11-02T15:06:59","jaley",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2867,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Use digital signatures to confirm authenticity and location of images","One problem for organisations such as the BBC is that they have to try to verify the accuracy of pictures and videos sent in by the public - they can&#39;t just trust the word of the person submitting the material. We could make it easier by allowing photos to be signed as they are captured, and including the geolocation information (and time) from GPS if that&#39;s available. The signature would have to be verified by the holder of the other part of the key, but there are manufacturer keys available on the phone which could be used - this probably also goes some way towards a guarantee that the camera software hasn&#39;t been tampered with so that it can fake the information being signed (we are an Open Source OS, after all!).","2009-11-24T12:27:15","2010-08-11T17:33:45","william_roberts",0,100,"Closed",8,0]
[null,3891,"Mobile applications",null,"QMessenger","INSTANT MESSAGE friends thru the NET via smartphone.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI know that this has been available on the Net but in my point of view, I want to be able to message a friend on the net via smartphone on the fly. I know I could send a text message directly but most off them wants to be contacted on line instead of just via text for a change.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIf you can make an partnership with 3rd party website so that we could access YM, Messenger, Aim, Myspace [messaging service].\n\n\n\n\n1. Login to the 3rd party website.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nhttp://www.freeimagehosting.net/uploads/aa8d064686.jpg \n\n\n\n\n ","2009-12-25T00:47:46","2010-06-15T10:48:05","xituation",0,0,"Closed",0,0]
[null,3892,{"$nulls":3},"sorry this is the write image for my IDEA for the QMessenger APP.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nhttp://yfrog.com/7gloginqmessenger1p\n\n\n\n\nhttp://yfrog.com/7gloginqmessenger1p\n\n\n\n\nhttp://yfrog.com/7gloginqmessenger1p\n\n\n\n\nhttp://yfrog.com/7gloginqmessenger1p","2009-12-25T00:50:14","2009-12-25T00:50:14","xituation",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6451,"Mobile functionality",null,"Increasing the SMS Sent Box Above 999 Msgs","I dont' like that there is a limit of 999 SMS in the Sent box. When I get the number 1000 SMS the number one disappears. There is no limit in the inbox so why a limit in the sentbox? Stefan","2010-03-13T09:12:18","2010-03-23T14:20:00","stefanlind",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,9267,"Symbian Foundation","Make development easier","Open Source","Make Symbian Open Source now. To sustain the competition. Nothing is really lost is there. Meego is open source already. It is the only change Nokia stands against the better phones produced by Apple. ","2010-09-01T23:36:34","2010-09-02T02:02:16","theking2",0,0,"Done!",0,0]
[null,9270,{"$nulls":3},"Not sure if you've read this or not, but this has already happened. In a short summary, Symbian^3 forward is open source. Older editions of the Symbian operating system, including the S60, S80, and UIQ variants, are technically still the licensed property of respective manufacturers - and are not being further developed. For more information, see this post at the Symbian Blog: http://blog.symbian.org/2010/02/04/symbian-is-open/","2010-09-02T02:01:28","2010-09-02T02:01:28","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,52,"Symbian Foundation","Make development easier","Hold some 'guerilla docs' days","Based on a link sent to me by Thibaut: http://en.flossmanuals.net/about (check out the weary looking authors in the \"Firefox Sprint Done\" post).\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIt would be good to identify a package or topic for which documentation needs attention, and pull together a number of subject experts, technical editors and those interested in contributing documentation. We sit together and map out, create and edit together the documentation, which may or may not also example code needed and a full set of UML diagrams etc. Could be a nice way of raising reference documentation coverage or providing additional non-reference content whilst building contact with new authors, helping raise awareness of the joy of writing, and lending package owners some much-needed help in getting their docs in order.","2009-04-02T09:17:17","2010-06-03T13:35:01","stichbury",0,100,"Closed",11,0]
[null,290,{"$nulls":3},"This is a really good idea and would certainly help improve the understandability of the Symbian architecture. I remember when I started working at Symbian 7 years ago how difficult it was to get to grip with the OS mechanics, and even though there has been some huge improvements since, things are far from perfect for a newcomer. There is always room for improvement \n\n\n\n\nI could see two ways this idea could be set in motion (bearing in mind this is the open source world, so no constraints):\n\n\n\n\n- for important areas where documentation is crucially needed, the Architecture Council could set-up working groups; this will make sure the work gets done in a timely manner and in a cooperative way\n\n\n\n\n- for other areas where only improvements are required, the Foundation/community at large could point out those areas in the forums, or elsewhere, and entice the community to contribute to the Foundation Wiki pages","2009-04-27T14:49:37","2009-04-27T14:49:36","fred_blesser",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,324,{"$nulls":3},"As long as there is a way for this to be run over the internet. There is always a significant amount of whinging about the quality of the documentation. If this is a face-to-face only exercise the whingers will only say \"well, I couldn&apos;t make it\"...\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWhy no make it shorter (2 hours?) and just run it really regularly - say every 4 weeks? Perhaps a longer version to kick it all off.","2009-04-28T11:08:09","2009-04-28T11:08:09","dadurant",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,209,{"$nulls":3},"Often I have found myself going directly to the platform sources when trying to look up an issue with some platform API. Working with licensee platforms, access to source hasn&apos;t been a problem. My sympathies to those who have had to work with public SDKs without access to source code. Luckily this source code access issue is getting better as more and more packages are moving to open source license.\n\n\n\n\nEven then, having to resort to source is a smell of insufficient documentation. I like the idea of guerrila documentation - some people who are not so familiar with the component have a look at it, use it and then document what they&apos;ve discovered.\n\n\n\n\nLauri","2009-04-24T09:33:48","2009-04-24T09:33:48","laalto",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,564,"Symbian Foundation","Improve the running of Symbian","Symbian Foundation Introduction Scheme"," \n\n\n\n\nSymbian Foundation encourages employees, with the exception of any personnel for whom recruitment forms part of their role (for example, members of the HR or any member of staff who had a deciding role in the recruitment of the new joiner), to refer appropriate applicants to apply for employment.  \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSymbian Foundation HR are currently working on finalising the Staff introduction scheme which will be introduced in July 2009.  Currently the offering on the table is a total of &pound;1,000 per employee referred in the proper process after the referred employee completes 6 months of employment.  This will be known as a Recruitment Bonus.(We are still working on the US scheme, but open to feedback!)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThis &pound;1,000 will be available to employees which will be made up of either:\n\n\n\nGift Vouchers - these could be for Amazon, Marks and Spencer, John Lewis - or any of your choice? (employee to purchase vouchers and claim funds back through expenses) \nDinner out with family and friends (reimbursed with receipt   )\nFlights\nHouse furniture or goods? (reimbursed with receipt)\nTickets to concerts? (reimbursed with receipt)\nAn experience like - air balloon flight, motor racing, helicopter flight, bungy jumping, learn to fly etc (reimbursed with receipt)\nPurchased personal interest training courses i.e. a hobbie (reimbursed with receipt)\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nHR are interested in your other ideas, thoughts in which we could include in this scheme.  We are also open to a combination of a few suggestions which can make up the &pound;1,000.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWhat interests you? What suit&apos;s your lifestyle?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n* Please note SF will not be liable for any tax implications related to this scheme.\n\n\n\n\n* Please note employees eligible for this must still be employees of SF when their entitlement comes through, after 6 months of working.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-05-13T07:47:12","2010-03-04T13:38:31","laurac",0,51.68,"Voting and discussion",4,4]
[null,565,{"$nulls":3},"Before I scrap this idea, can you please explain the reasoning for it?  Why not just give &pound;1000 cash if you&apos;re going to allow it to be spent on such a wide range of things?  It&apos;s quite clearly a taxable benefit however you do it - none of these are legitimate business expenses (which you could expense anyway), meaning you&apos;d have to buy &pound;1000 worth of gift vouchers (or whatever) and then find the cash to pay the tax man at annual return time.\n\n\n\n\nAll this seems to be saying is - \"You can have &pound;1000 but you must spend it to get it\".","2009-05-13T08:56:11","2009-05-13T08:56:11","markw",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,566,{"$nulls":3},"Hmmm, my last attempt at posting to this idea disappeared.\n\n\n\n\nSurely this is a taxable benefit whichever way you look at it??  Why not just pay cash and let people buy whatever they want (or save the money!)?  Avoiding employers NI?","2009-05-13T09:07:39","2009-05-13T22:15:15","markw",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,584,{"$nulls":3},"Why is it all \"reimbursed with receipt\"?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nFor a lot of people, they can spend the &pound;1000 and then claim the money back.  But, especially in economic times when there&apos;s a higher chance of only one person working in a household, etc. is it reasonable to assume that everyone is going to have &pound;1000 available to spend and claim back through expenses in order to get what is, effectively, a reward for something?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI&apos;d be interested to hear why we can&apos;t simply provide the vouchers/cash/whatever directly to the employee rather than making them pay and then claim it back...","2009-05-13T14:12:18","2009-05-13T14:12:18","danm",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,596,{"$nulls":3},"Based on my experiences with Finnish and Hungarian company and tax systems, giving money is out of the question. That would cost the company paying and/or the person receiving very much in penalty tax kind of fees. However there are alternatives, like suggested in the original idea.\n\n\n\n\nTraining should be obvious: person can choose whatever they deem useful, while company can report it as normal part of training program for that person == not a personal taxable benefit. Same thing for some travelling, dinners, books and devices, as long as they look like being part of normal company day to day operations. There can be valid business reasons why a certain person simply has to buy a new mobile phone, for example. In papers in can be owned by company, while in practise person can \"borrow\" it until the taxable value gets down to zero and can be removed from inventory without any penalties.\n\n\n\n\nPeople might be flexible, but paperwork is not. Just have to deal with it, within given limitations and possibilities.","2009-05-14T00:09:32","2009-05-14T23:16:25","JOM",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,632,{"$nulls":3}," OK if we put the tax to one side (Individuals should not be disadvantaged)\n\n\n\n\nin the past i have run schemes which had cash and others which had vouchers ( Marks and Spencer or Amazon)\n\n\n\n\npeople actualy bought them selves something when it was vouchers, but cash seemed to disappear into paying off overdrafts.\n\n\n\n\ncash is clearly easier to administer globally than vouchers.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-05-15T11:23:56","2009-05-18T13:20:56","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,759,{"$nulls":3},"Thankyou all for your comments, we are looking into this and will come back with a result soon.","2009-05-26T04:23:27","2009-05-26T04:23:27","laurac",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1844,"Symbian Foundation","Make development easier","Have dedicated home-page for app developers vs. code contributors","On the developer site, we should have dedicated space for each user persona.  Currently we're jumbling the content/navigation between the two and it's questionable how useful it is to each.","2009-10-08T16:26:54","2010-09-22T16:58:15","adetaylor",0,93.71,"Done!",13,1]
[null,2083,{"$nulls":3},"Yes, I think this might solve a lot of problem that the website is currently have for layout. Android already does this and our platform is much bigger than theirs. We need a code.symbian.org","2009-10-29T14:54:11","2010-02-15T23:00:12","brendand",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1845,{"$nulls":3},"Not sure about the specifics yet but we really need to stop trying to throw everyone in together.  It also makes our discussion boards too complex (there are soooo many boards).\n\n\n\n\nI think the problem is really that our scope is just so much greater than everyone else out there.  We're about equivalent to a desktop Linux distribution like Ubuntu in scope.  However, Canonical, who manage Ubuntu just do integration and packaging up the distribution (a lot like us actually) plus a bit of graphical branding.  All the code comes from \"upstream\" and each of those upstream projects has its own website with its own community of developers.  We've got all of it in one place.  We're split into packages, rather like the upstream projects in a Linux desktop, but we're hosting all of those and trying to set up and run the communities around each of them from a single site.  The result is clutter and confusion in all of our sites.  No single person is likely to be deeply interested in more than a tiny fraction of the information on any of our sites.  I'm not sure how we go about breaking it up while maintaining consistency in general, but I really think we need to and this is a good start - it's the equivalent of a user vs developer split for a typical small-ish open source project.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-10-08T16:39:01","2009-10-08T16:39:01","markw",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2868,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","full screen wallpaper on main screen for s60 v3","My Idea is that S60 v3 should be incorporated with full screen wallpaper on main screen..","2009-11-24T12:37:20","2010-08-11T17:32:05","shobhit_gupta",0,100,"Closed",9,0]
[null,3109,{"$nulls":3},"This is copy of this Idea - http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=2790","2009-12-02T14:46:39","2009-12-02T14:46:39","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3380,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Advance SMS","Sometimes after we composed a SMS and before we pressing the send button. We then realize it is not the good time to send at that moment for whatever reason. There is one function called \"Advance Send\" for us to choose the sending date and time. Cases like (too early in the morning, it is better exactly 12am for birthday or anniversary, currently are on the plane, only apply for next Monday, prevent we forgotten, after spoken to someone for promising us something that we need to remind him, a simply greeting message, prepaid have to top up later but i just realize after composing the message and etc).","2009-12-11T22:59:14","2010-10-09T00:28:57","lawrence27",0,95.46,"Expert review",47,1]
[null,6416,{"$nulls":3},"Voice from Others\n\nyes required.. Infact colored sms functionality can also be considered  like a app does for Airtel India subscribers. Same can be implemented  for all Symbian users \t\t\t\t \t\t\t\t  Posted By Mohd Ovais\n\n\nAdd On Feature\n\nThis could incorporate with (Reminder, To-do-list, Task, Event,  Anniversary, Meeting, Appointment, etc.) where we can those organizer to  someone on specific date and time. This mean we can organize ourselves  also organize other people, it just like a assistant to help you remind  others and our own self.\n\n\nExtension from this idea\n\nAn extend of this idea was (\"Advance Organizer\", http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=8602)\n\n\n@ Simple yet great benefits\n\nThis idea is simple to implement and have greater benefit. I can't understand why it missing on the mobile phone today?\n\n\n@ Advance Organizer\n\nThe new Advance Organizer is even benefits all our friends and family.\n\n\n@ In Controls\n\nYou can further instruct the mobile phone device when to send your SMS out from your phone, no matter how busy you are.\n\n\n@ User Friendly = Manual Interaction\n\nShould we consider user friendly must be limited to manually interaction, can we allow to set instruction based?\n\n\n@ Advance Planning\n\nYou can compose an SMS to check with their task status before you entering the meeting, you can then check the status on SMS after the meeting, that is so awesome.","2010-03-12T13:59:24","2010-09-23T20:40:23","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4629,{"$nulls":3},"Isn't this the \"terrorism API\"? Rig the explosives to go off when phone 1 receives an SMS, then hide phone 2 somewhere, scheduled to send that SMS once you have gotten safely away...","2010-01-19T14:56:16","2010-01-29T17:16:00","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4636,{"$nulls":3},"As commented under the Scheduled E-Mail Idead:\n\n\n\n\nWhat I would derive from this is some sort of a cron job type mechanism. A general purpose scheduler that would do tasks (including sending specific emails/sms/alarms) at specified times/intervals and so on.","2010-01-19T16:20:10","2010-06-02T18:29:22","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3383,{"$nulls":3},"Be careful how this is implemented. We musn't place another dialogue between the composition and sending of the message. I would suggest adding it to the existing 'Sending Options' screen in the messaging client. Since it won't be used very often it doesn't need to be that conveniently accesible.","2009-12-12T11:43:13","2009-12-18T00:07:09","brendand",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,9617,{"$nulls":3},"I think this idea can be Expert Review now. Only 2 votes more","2010-09-24T07:25:06","2010-09-24T07:25:05","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4565,{"$nulls":3},"This is a very good idea. I liked it.\n\n\n\n\nEven i had wanted such a functionality.\n\n\n\n\nThumbs up!","2010-01-18T10:26:57","2010-01-19T13:38:28","praseodeveloper",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7913,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing Back for Community Vote!","2010-06-07T09:43:11","2010-06-07T09:43:11","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6452,"Mobile functionality",null,"T9","While writing an e-mail I would like T9 to work even in the To-field where I write the e-mail address of the receiver. Stefan","2010-03-13T09:19:28","2010-03-13T09:19:27","stefanlind",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,6708,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","RSS Reader by internet or BlueTooth","The idea is simple. A phone with RSS Reader updatable directly through phone Internet connections (3G, WiF...) and also update the feeds via bluetooth that connects to my computer connected to the Internet and has updated the feeds. ","2010-03-23T03:56:11","2010-03-23T03:56:11","marshalbsb",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,6726,{"$nulls":3},"There's already an RSS reader built into the web browser application, and the ability for you to use the internet connection on your mobile to update it (even as far as timed updates). There's not yet (to my knowledge) an application that would put your mobile online through the Bluetooth connection of another PC however. That part of your idea would be a separate implementation of a connectivity feature that I think has been asked for already.","2010-03-23T14:09:53","2010-03-23T14:09:53","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6738,{"$nulls":3},"Mar&ccedil;al Lima - Basically you Idea has two part -\n\n\n\n\n1- As Antoine RJ Wright suggested Part one is already Implemented.\n\n\n\n\n2- In second part you want your  Device to Update the RSS by connecting to your PC (Having Internet Connection )via Bluetooth. \n\n\n\n\nPlease Submit the Ideas Individually, that would be helpful to get Votes &amp; people can easily understand the Idea!\n\n\n\n\nPlease refine you Of Idea - Or the Idea will be closed in 2 days. Thankyou for sharing you Ideas. \n\n\n\n\nSF Moderator Team.  GU Smith ,Fakhre Alam &amp; Antoine RJ Wright","2010-03-23T18:18:13","2010-03-23T18:18:12","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7476,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","WEB Browser to attach the LOCATION info into WAP header","Look at to the market dynamic and requirement, the LOCATION information such Cell_ID and LONG/LAT has to be attached into the WAP/WEB header....so the Content Server can redirect the best page to subscriber based on actual location.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThat will be a good think for new mobile market","2010-05-12T17:29:37","2010-05-12T17:29:37","adolfo",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,1]
[null,7487,{"$nulls":3},"Google Searching app for Symbian - do the same it uses your Lactation Id or Cell ID or GPS data to help in your search results based on your location.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nDownload it - here http://www.google.com/mobile/ or point your mobile browser at - m.goole.com","2010-05-12T19:10:04","2010-05-12T19:10:04","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7531,{"$nulls":3},"Hello,\n\n\n\n\nSince an application already exists, could we close out?\n\n\n\n\nIf no action is taken, we will close in 7 days.","2010-05-13T20:12:25","2010-05-13T20:12:24","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7533,{"$nulls":3},"While the app exists, this isn't something present in the browser. This idea should be merged with the one to overhaul the web browser as this would be an additional enhancement to that task.","2010-05-13T20:16:04","2010-05-13T20:16:04","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9524,"Mobile applications",null,"Ngage platform on ALL new Symbian^3 devices, any hope?","Hello All,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nCould you please tell me if there is any hope to get the Ngage platform on the next C6-01, C7, N8, or even the business one, E7 ?\n\n\n\n\nI think it could be another appealing feature as well as Symbian^3 itself.\n\n\n\n\nFor example, It could be great to have the so cute C7 with Ngage and many games as well.\n\n\n\n\nThanks in advance for your answer.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nBest Regards.\n\n\n\n\njeremy.","2010-09-16T22:22:41","2010-09-16T22:22:41","jmyjln",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,9525,{"$nulls":3},"Sorry, but no hope of this happening. NGage was closed earlier this year, and that was an item under the control of Nokia, not the Symbian Foundation - further making your request impossible to grant.","2010-09-17T00:54:40","2010-09-17T00:54:40","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9527,{"$nulls":3},"N-gage - Belongs to Nokia as ARJ suggested N-gage is closed now. Kindly refine you idea.","2010-09-17T05:38:56","2010-09-17T05:38:56","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9535,{"$nulls":3},"I think Nokia will have a store HD Game in Ovi for new Symbian. Many big game company (Gameloft, EA, Glu .v.v.) have stopped sold Symbian game for a long time. Maybe they are waiting for Symbian^3, because new Symbian won't run with old game?","2010-09-17T08:11:47","2010-09-17T08:11:47","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3381,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Most Frequently Used Application Menu Listing","On our home screen menu should list out few \"most frequently used application\" so that we do not each time navigate around to find our frequently used application.","2009-12-11T23:17:38","2010-08-23T13:11:18","lawrence27",0,99.99,"Expert review",35,0]
[null,8971,{"$nulls":3},"One more point...\n\n\n\n\nSet it On/off for Who don't want it.","2010-08-23T07:39:06","2010-08-23T15:39:20","oxye",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6415,{"$nulls":3},"Voice from Others\n\n\n\n\nvery much needed. such a feature also needed in recently sms numbers like recent cal logs... \t\t\t\t \t\t\t\t  Posted By Mohd Ovais\n\n\n\n\nLike what Mohd Ovais said, there is much more possibility to implement to contact where it  show who we usually call so it can more quickly make call, or showing  most recently SMS group in front, or etc.\n\n\n\n\n\n\nNice but this function must be ON/OFF mode for privacy or those don't want it like creative theme makers   \t\t\t\t \t\t\t\t  Posted By sam patil\n\nAs like sam patil said, this feature is to facilitate user with great advance  preferences, so the preferences shall be very important to suite each  user with their own preference.\n\n\n\nAdditional Ideas\n\n\n\n\nMy initial idea was not using bots because:\n\n\n\n\n1) Occupied the home screen where it should be better for other  purpose like community, feeds, GPS, music / video player, mini games,  etc.\n2) Bots usually is not included in standard package where a lot of people do not know these great features\n3) Bots consume additional running memory where if integrated as part of menu system will not as compared\n4) This should be even more flexible as Symbian menu theme and more user preferences\n5) Don't want to duplicated with Symbian menu system and not efficient at all\n6)  This idea is to looking forward that adopting the great feature into  Symbian Foundation, not take out and categories as third party app /  widget, that's why it categories as productivity category\n7) The actual implementation shall be even more powerful as like include a search bar, voice command, Turn on WIFI / Bluetooth, Message List, etc.\n\n\n\n\n\nWe can implement on Symbian^4 menu at the right most presented as icon.\n\n\n\nAdditional Points\n\n@ Please don't rely on third party for showing list of applications (menu)  because Symbian shall be user friendly, not third party app user  friendly..\n\n@ Symbian Foundation should consider this effective approach. Shall not rely on bots because SF already have it's own menu system.\n\n@ It could implement as sub menu folder like \"Most Used\", \"Recent Items\",  \"Recent Closed\". \"Favorites Menu\", \"Quick Launch\", \"Active Menu\", etc.\n\n@ Maybe left side is standard menu and right side is user preferences..\n\n@ We can see other Mobile Phone do have very different menu style..","2010-03-12T13:57:17","2010-09-06T17:42:33","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6434,{"$nulls":3},"Are all these apps being discussed puts the icons on the home screen? The home screen space is being wasted. which is very sad. this would avoid pressing the APP key every time to access the APPs. if the most used icons are displayed on the home screen? then then the apps key usage could be reduced by 90%. which would improve the efficiency to a great deal.\n\n\n\n\nThe home screen space would be used partly be the nokia email. I dont use nokia email because it uses phone memory only. (phone memory on nokia 5800 XM is only 80MB which is quite small.","2010-03-12T16:59:16","2010-08-20T16:17:44","khzind",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3382,{"$nulls":3},"\"Most Frequently used apps\" is a good idea BUT \"Recently used apps\" is more practical because it works like task-switcher.\n\n\n\n\nYour idea of \"Most Frequently used apps\" is currently easy to add manually if the home-screen supports adding shortcuts.\n\n\n\n\nBut I agree that quick shortcuts like these should be placed at the HomeScreen to make it a one-stop-shop instead of thinking three different places like \"Main Menu\", \"Home Screen\" &amp; \"Task Manager\"  \n\n\n\n\nAs far as I know, the majority of smartphone owners are fund of HomeScreen BUT don't use taskmanager or taskswitcher. But putting \"Recent Apps\" to HomeScreen greatly encourages multitasking to these single-tasking users because they are immediately visible so switching between two apps is just a matter of pressing Home-Key then Tap.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-12-12T07:36:41","2010-09-16T05:06:47","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9023,{"$nulls":3},"Symbian could provide a choice for us to choose method of listing out apps (menu style). We can choose typical order by alphabetical, by most frequently used, by most recently ran, by mixture of both (most frequent and most recent) execute app, by customize grouping and sub grouping, by default, etc..","2010-08-24T16:38:36","2010-09-03T01:37:16","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8778,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing it back for community support!","2010-08-11T16:53:55","2010-08-11T16:53:55","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8787,{"$nulls":3},"I am still not convinced that this is not already covered under bots.  There are also a number of third party apps suggested. These are free. So:\n\n\n\n\n1) either this idea belongs to Nokia and their beta labs\n\n\n\n\n2) This exists, get them Symbian Signed.\n\n\n\n\n3) This is novel????\n\n\n\n\nRefraining from voting, as I would like to hear from Nokia Beta labs or have someone explain or give link to the above-mentioned apps.","2010-08-11T19:53:01","2010-08-11T19:53:01","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8788,{"$nulls":3},"In Symbian^3 we have 3 Home Screens and their we can fix lots of regularly use application.\n\n\n\n\nI think this satisfies the Idea - if not  Lawrence law Please refine!","2010-08-11T20:04:32","2010-08-19T17:18:34","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8792,{"$nulls":3},"I created a new type of shortcut, which can show more items. If it is combined with Nokia Bots then it would fulfill all my needs.\n\n\n\n\nRightmost item on widget is used to open popup, which shows more items. Nokia Bots could be used to populate the items instead of having a traditional setting for those.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-08-12T08:43:10","2010-08-24T18:40:10","jake",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8797,{"$nulls":3},"Seems like Problem Solved - Idea already implemented on Symbian^3 - Can we close it now! ","2010-08-12T17:18:35","2010-08-12T17:18:35","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8806,{"$nulls":3},"Well, the apps don't change in the shortcut without user changing them. It would be certainly nice to incorporate the Nokia Bots with this kind of UI.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-08-13T08:55:51","2010-09-04T09:59:38","jake",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9095,{"$nulls":3},"Would Bots work on SE Satio?","2010-08-25T22:14:02","2010-08-29T19:02:23","Seeker00",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8927,{"$nulls":3},"Nokia Bots Frequent apps is crap. You are limited to only 4 shorcuts and you cant even scroll it.  More usable is the \"Recent apps list\" found in SPB Mobile shell.","2010-08-22T01:31:32","2010-08-22T08:41:40","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7911,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing Back for Community Vote!","2010-06-07T09:41:00","2010-06-07T09:41:18","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8691,{"$nulls":3},"I think this is Bots, but bringing it back for community votes as it has some momentum.\n\n\n\n\nPlease comment whether this is the same as Bots or different. A clarification would help with community understanding.","2010-08-04T21:02:06","2010-08-19T17:56:48","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6645,{"$nulls":3},"If we could do something like making all selectable apps able to be mounted to the home screen then instead of making an extra step you can just place the apps you use most on one of the homescreens and that would serve the purpose instead of launching a seperate app to show you recently used functions.. i think that should be automatic when you enter your menu screen anyway","2010-03-18T13:00:57","2010-04-25T03:35:13","nickelz",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7926,{"$nulls":3},"Nokia Bots does this but points to potential issues such as how many apps to display, what apps, contacts, or bookmarks to display, and how to save certain apps as favorites. I like the idea and support it though, it would be great to add to the platforms options.","2010-06-07T22:21:03","2010-06-07T22:21:03","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6453,"Mobile functionality",null,"Copying","I would like to be able to copy several things, at least 5 different things into the memory. Stefan","2010-03-13T09:31:54","2010-03-13T09:31:54","stefanlind",0,56.37,"Voting and discussion",2,1]
[null,7527,{"$nulls":3},"This seems to give the explanation of what you want to do. \n\n\n\n\nStefan, some of your posts may be better for the Symbian foundation, or Nokia Developers forums.\n\n\n\n\nIt seems as though they are not exactly IDEAs, but more like, \"How do I do this?\"\n\n\n\n\nFor quick, professional and easy responses to these queries, the Forum Nokia, Nokia Developers forum, or Symbian Developers forum may be more beneficial to your needs.\n\n\n\n\nMay we close this IDEA?","2010-05-13T19:52:02","2010-05-13T20:17:35","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7537,{"$nulls":3},"I have a Satio so I don't know if I can post on Nokia Developer Forum. Stefan","2010-05-13T20:20:37","2010-05-13T20:22:35","stefanlind",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7544,{"$nulls":3},"The IDEA is not rejected.\n\n\n\n\nIt is suggested that you explain an IDEA or perhaps if you need a fix to a current problem.  Symbian Foundation Developers Forum (not NOKIA), and perhaps even Sony Ericcson have a discussions area which seems like a better place for your concern.  It is not clear from your post that this is an IDEA for an improvement or suggestion for Symbian Foundation, or if you just need help using your mobile.\n\n\n\n\nWe are trying to help you, and have provided a solution which is feasible. If this needs further help, please consult http://developer.symbian.org/forum/ and they can troubleshoot for you.","2010-05-13T20:52:04","2010-05-13T20:54:54","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6617,{"$nulls":3},"I have a refinement to this.\n\n\n\n\nEverything you copied should be visible in the taskmanager along with the running apps.  That should keep everything in one place.","2010-03-17T16:02:32","2010-05-16T23:07:12","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7477,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","Contact birthday alert","Hi all:\n\n\n\n\nMy idea for an app is to basically alert you somehow that is one or more of your contacts's birthday, so you can give them a call to simply say hi or something else.\n\n\n\n\nAlert types could be:\n\n\n\n\n\n\nHighlight the contact on the contacts list with a different colour, add an image next to the name (i.e. a star, a cake or a candle).\nUse a special window to show the contacts on brithday and give the chance to select and call from there.\nA basic alarm likewise alert just saying who's birthday is.\n\n\n\n\n\n\nConfiguration could be:\n\n\n\n\n\n\nEnable or disable birthday alert on a contact.\nTime of the day you want to be alerted.\n\n\n\n\n\n\nUsage could include:\n\n\n\n\n\n\nPossibility of snooze the alert to X time forward.\nDiscard the alert.\nMaybe instead of call a contact on birthday I wish to send him an SMS or MMS, using editable predefined templates for this purpose.\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThat would be my idea in a nutshell.\n\n\n\n\nThanks.\n\n\n\n\nLeoVillarroel","2010-05-12T18:04:00","2010-05-12T18:04:00","leovillarroel",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,7733,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Pressing capture key to hear the time(only when the screen/keypad is locked)","There is an application in OVI store(Hour-Power) which tells the time through it's text-to-speech engine. It is of no practical use currently as screen/keypad has to be unlocked first and then one has to navigate to that application to hear the current time.\n\n\n\n\nMy idea is to implement the aforesaid functionality in symbian, so that, while screen/keypad is locked, pressing the capture key will tell the time. Once the screen/keypad is unlocked, the capture key will return to it's normal function.\n\n\n\n\nIf this idea is implemented, the phone will not have to be unlocked just to know the time. That will definitely increase the usability of all symbian phones.","2010-05-28T07:21:23","2010-10-14T23:13:06","bray",0,90,"Expert review",30,1]
[null,10275,{"$nulls":3},"If this idea is implemented, it will also solve the problem depicted in the use-case  posted by the poster of this idea: http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=2901","2010-10-15T03:11:33","2010-10-15T03:11:33","bray",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7748,{"$nulls":3},"Hello,\n\n\n\n\nTo help with your IDEA, I would like to make a suggestion.  Symbian Foundation can not do anything with OVI apps. They are proprietary. I like the talking time idea. Please rephrase your idea and you can reference and maybe even put the OVI link on this site, but the app would have to be through Symbian Foundation and would be a stand-alone application, not related to the OVI app. Good luck. You have my vote!","2010-05-28T15:38:03","2010-05-28T15:38:03","ginau",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,7755,{"$nulls":3},"Yes - With HourPower, your phone tells you the current time through the built-in text-to-speech engine - And the idea of adding one touch key is great. - You have my Vote!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nBut as the app already present &amp; need small enhancement - its better to approach the App Developer FH Hagenberg\n\n\n\n\nHere is the link to app builder - http://www.fh-ooe.at/campus-hagenberg \n\n\n\n\nAnd Twitter - http://twitter.com/fhhgb ","2010-05-28T17:06:15","2010-05-28T17:06:15","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,1]
[null,7763,{"$nulls":3},"Glad you like the idea!\n\n\n\n\n@Fakre Alam: To get out of the box support, which will benefit every user, it is necessary to have the feature in-built into symbian.","2010-05-29T01:48:27","2010-05-29T01:48:27","bray",{"$nulls":3},0,1]
[null,7764,{"$nulls":3},"@GU Smith: I have substituted  the word 'integrate' with 'implement' in second paragraph.","2010-05-29T02:21:45","2010-05-29T03:38:47","bray",{"$nulls":3},0,1]
[null,10072,{"$nulls":3},"simple and useful","2010-10-10T16:21:39","2010-10-10T16:21:39","nitrous17",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8245,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Expandable Widgets","This idea aims to offer a simple but efficient improvement of the widget implementation on Symbian. Basically in S^3, widgets have fixed \"slots\" where they can be added, you can change the position of a widget but it always goes into a single fixed slot.\n\n\n\n\nThe idea is to allow a widget to occupy more than one slot either horizontally or vertically, and thus give it enough room to display its data correctly or more efficiently. You can imagine an email widget taking two or three widget slots vertically allowing you to see more than two emails in your inbox, or a shortcuts widget taking  two horizontal slots to display more icons. The last example is also valid for the contacts widget.\n\n\n\n\nObviously it would be possible to expand a widget (over several slots) only in the homescreen's edition mode. And the widget developer should be able to decide whether the end-user can expand the widget and over which dimensions (vertical and/or horizontal).\n\n\n\n\nIf a widget is expandable, it would _in edition mode_ display a specific outlining of the edge that can be expanded , so that the user can draw that edge to right direction and expand its widget to the next slot.\n\n\n\n\nI will add images to illustrate my idea very soon.","2010-07-09T19:27:52","2010-07-09T19:27:52","soussef24",0,100,"Voting and discussion",6,0]
[null,8276,{"$nulls":3},"Great Idea!  - You have my vote.","2010-07-10T16:42:30","2010-07-10T16:42:30","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8793,{"$nulls":3},"We (Nokia Homescreen team) have a prototype implementation for something similar. Widget can occupy 1-3 slots, but the dynamic resizing is not possible. Dynamic resizing is quite hard to implement on Symbian^3. But it is possible in Symbian^4.\n\n\n\n\nIn Symbian^3 Homescreen widget's can open a popup view and it can be any size. See image for reference.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-08-12T09:34:55","2010-08-12T12:38:34","jake",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8796,{"$nulls":3},"You described that the user could resize the widget in edit mode 'dynamically'. That would be very hard to implement in current architecture. In the prototype the widget occupies from 1 to 3 slots and always stays the same size. 3 slot limitation is because of landscape mode.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIf somebody is willing to finalize the prototype, we can share it. I will definitely include it in Homescreen package if code is product quality.","2010-08-12T13:22:26","2010-08-24T18:46:59","jake",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8798,{"$nulls":3},"Wow . thats great news - Can we close this idea as Done!","2010-08-12T17:20:34","2010-08-12T17:20:33","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8501,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","&quot;Add to Now Playing&quot; in Music Player","We all love music on phone's isnt it ? I would love to see this feature in upcoming Nokia symbian music player.\n\n\n\n\nI create playlists , many of them but at times I want to hear certain songs which are mixed up in many playlists, so what do I do ? shall I create another playlist .. but if I keep on creating like this I wonder how many playlists I will create.\n\n\n\n\nI have love this option in all the desktop music player ( Media player , real player etc.)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSo the playlist currently selected gets added to \"Now playing\", and if temporary i want to listen to some other songs , I should be able to just navigate to the song, long press and select option \"Add to now playing\".\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThanks","2010-07-21T06:51:59","2010-07-21T06:51:59","tecfre",0,100,"Voting and discussion",16,0]
[null,8744,{"$nulls":3},"or in simple words , queue songs from different albums....","2010-08-10T09:39:26","2010-08-10T09:39:26","tecfre",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8790,{"$nulls":3},"Quickly queue songs without having to go into playlist creation.","2010-08-11T21:11:45","2010-08-11T21:11:45","andref1989",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10037,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Symbian mock up","This is a mock up that I made. Only put a few hours into it. After I realised that I could never do this I just gave up and left this \"start of an idea\" alone. If I remember right it was when N8 was first revealed. Anyway, kind of a shame to put this to waste so I decided to release it here. Not really sure which would have been the best place.\n\n\n\n\nI just wanted something simple for myself. I'm sure most of the things I have presented are un-Symbian and even repulsive to some. But maybe I can help create an idea, even if it's more of \"That's but ugly, you should do it this way ... heureka!\" than \"That's clever let's implement.\"\n\n\n\n\nI know it's kinda' glossy and that colours would need some work. I especially hate the call/cancel buttons. And of course, I have no icons in the phone panel. I just suck at making icons; maybe someone else wants to add them to finish it off. And yeah, I didn't go into detail with the pictures (edit, menus, contacts, phone/app settings, multitasking are all missing). I've tried to explain some functionality below, how I imagined it would be.\n\n\n\n\n-------\n\n\n\n\nThe idea is that you navigate from panel to panel like you do now, but those panels would have dedicated content. Navigation process would always start from the widgets panel, giving easy access to apps or phone (single swipe).\n\n\n\n\nPhone panel &lt; - &gt; Widgets &lt; - &gt; Apps &lt; - &gt; Apps &lt; - ...\n\n\n\n\nPhone panel would be the phone part of your smartphone. From here you manage your contacts, make calls, text, check call history etcetera.\n\n\n\n\nWidgets panel would contain a scrollable list of X (amount that hardware can handle) number of widgets (fixed size). Maybe give some sense for the widgets. For example by dragging the Twitter widget over the Facebook widget and releasing it there would make the two merge together, creating a social widget. Scrollable list could cause the widgets at the bottom to be forgotten. So maybe make the widget list change order by updates, unread messages, popularity etc. If you want to have the widgets in a specific order you could pin them to wherever you want.\n\n\n\n\nApp panels would just contain shortcuts to your applications. Manage order and all that jazz however you want.\n\n\n\n\nOpen phone and application settings by pressing the statusbar. Jump back to the panel view from a hardware button. Open Multitasking from a hardware button.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n-------\n\n\n\n\nI know it's missing a ton and I didn't not concern a lot of things when I made this.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-09T18:39:12","2010-10-14T22:35:05","smorrebrod",0,87.46,"Expert review",38,1]
[null,10261,{"$nulls":3},"You put many work in your graphics...\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-14T18:58:37","2010-10-15T17:47:27","PascalTraub",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,10557,{"$nulls":3},"hmmm i have wondered about something like this but your idea is more mature than mine and i like it very much. this is how S^3's homescreens should have been like. keep up the good work.\n\n\n\n\n btw i think that search widget/applet should be customizable and used in all homescreens. user can decide which homescreens have it and which don't.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-11-16T22:58:24","2010-11-17T15:45:53","md92h",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,10589,{"$nulls":3},"I really don't like this idea at all as something that I would be forced to deal with on Symbian. I don't see a point in taking up an entire homescreen with what is the dial pad screen, and then making a scrollable widget screen, which really makes it more difficult to actually get to what you're looking for. That's exactly why I hated, and still do hate, Nokia's concept for Maemo 6 with the canvas type homescreen that you pan around.\n\n\n\n\nThe whole point of having multiple homescreens was to give users a place to put things they always use, and to place widgets there which displayed things relevant to them. It's supposed to be quick and easy for them to get to what they want. This is not. The dial pad belongs on a toolbar that's always docked at the bottom of the screen, like you see on the Galaxy S, and N8, this way you don't have to swipe through 3 screens to get to it. It's right there on the bottom dock at all times. And if I have 10 widgets I now have to scroll around to find the ones I want to get to rather than just swipe to the homescreen where I know it is. It just seems like more work to me.\n\n\n\n\nPlus, the worst part of this is the complete loss of freedom. I'm all for organization, heck, I'm OCD, but not when someone else is telling me this is how its going to be done. Everybody likes their own thing, and allowing users to truly customize their homescreen is something that's at the core of Symbian ideals. The fact that I can't put widgets and application shortcuts on the same screen, is ridiculous to me, and totally un-Symbian like. It makes me feel like its something out of the Apple camp.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nYou've done a nice job designing it, a very nice job in fact, but this really belongs on a third party app.","2010-11-19T13:54:46","2010-11-20T15:08:38","NseriesFreak7",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,10180,{"$nulls":3},"I like it!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-12T19:34:43","2010-10-13T16:03:53","CarloseIbanez",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,10549,"Mobile applications",null,"Flashlight","Did you ever find yourself in the dark with no flashlight? Well no worries, the solution is reserveFlashlight.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nApp:\n\n\n\n\nApplication will act like a flashlight, with different color and type of flashlights.","2010-11-16T10:25:46","2010-11-16T10:25:46","mato75",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,10614,{"$nulls":3},"Have you done a search  for \"Flashlight\" or \"Torch\" on Ovi-Store? There almost a dozen off free and paid apps doing this.","2010-11-21T17:37:08","2010-11-21T17:37:08","harrym",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1590,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","Symbian Champion Program","Was just reading idea \"Symbian Ambassadors programme to succeed S60 Ambassadors\" and thinking that it's not for me. I'm a Forum Nokia Champion for the moment, wondering whether Symbian Foundation is planning any similar program?\n\n\n\n\nBtw personally I feel that FNC program is/was not targeted for The Best Developers or Uber-Gurus, but rather for enthusiastic developers, who're just happy-go-lucky enjoying developer challenges. Want to push the limits or just enjoy helping others in tech issues. Doing something positive and visible in developer scene(s).\n\n\n\n\nI said that above, because I vaguely recall the old Symbian did have something like this - except for Uber Gurus? S60 Ambassador program goal was to find the normobs, not pros, if I understood correctly? Can't imagine what a normob developer looks like, but pros would go for ASD/S60 certification. Maybe hobby developers and other civilians would need some encouragement, too? Recognition program for doing something just for the pleasure of doing things? Creating positive wibes in (hobby/student/future pro) developer communities...\n\n\n\n\n...sorry for the language. Haven't slept much last week. Hope you got the idea :)","2009-08-18T23:57:06","2010-06-11T15:15:30","JOM",0,88.37,"Closed",9,1]
[null,1593,{"$nulls":3},"I hope you don't mind I moved this to the \"Ecosystem Engagement\" category. You had originally placed it under \"Symbian Technology\", which is actually just a grouping-category for technical suggestions - probably that was the effect of your sleep-deprivation. :-)","2009-08-19T09:51:16","2009-08-19T09:51:16","LawrenceSimpson",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1662,{"$nulls":3},"Symbian had once the \"Symbian OS Team\" scheme. This was a one-shot (but nice!) recognition for very few happy people (as far as I can remember, we were only 5 nominated there).\n\n\n\n\nFNC was nice the first years - when they were dedicated \"Champions Days\" with a gathering of all champions and nice activities and chat with Nokia people. I have not been elected anymore since 2007 so I do not know how it has really evolved but this \"Champions-only\" meeting had disappeared at end of 2007. This is quite unfortunate as this was a very nice way to meet other enthusiast developers from around the world and helped giving a better community spirit.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2009-09-01T16:11:35","2009-09-01T16:11:35","eric.bustarret",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,1676,{"$nulls":3},"I do agree with Jouni that if there is such a program on the agenda, the program should focus on encouraging the enthusiasts and community-oriented, positive-vibed developers. Ofcourse, it shouldnt be the only criteria that you have to be the above without any sign of good solid technical know-how. It should be comprised of the elite group in terms of knowledged and known for encouraging community oriented activities...after all, we are trying to collectively make sure the Operating system is popular in both the user and the developer community.\n\n\n\n\nEric made a very good point regarding the Champions day. It sure is missed by Champions to gel and exchange ideas amongs themselves.","2009-09-03T13:11:50","2009-09-03T13:11:50","NeilBhasme",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5686,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","AVI and other video codecs support on all symbian devices,a new video experience.","DIVX and AVI are two,among the video codecs that are sadly still missing from symbian devices.HD video also added up to the expectation list and Video editing,though processor hungry,needs some consideration for future. Till now video experience is very fundamental on handhelds and In coming days expectations are really high from both symbian n nokia for bringing up these video codecs support and editing functionality on their devices.HD video recording,playback and editing will be demanded by customers and Symbian seriously needs to arrange for these customer needs. I&#39;ll also like to see nokia adapting to amoled screens for better refresh rate,energy efficiency,etc.,finally generating a very new and useful video experience on symbian devices.","2010-02-18T17:24:57","2010-10-08T10:45:37","piyush_veere",0,100,"Expert review",38,0]
[null,7175,{"$nulls":3},"+1 Would like to see mpeg2 video support.","2010-04-22T13:41:02","2010-04-22T13:41:02","arjaydavis",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9773,{"$nulls":3},"it should be like\n\n\n\n\nhttp://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=9144","2010-10-01T22:26:33","2010-10-01T22:26:32","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5689,{"$nulls":3},"This idea already exists: http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=2412","2010-02-18T19:18:23","2010-02-18T20:22:06","RAYDave",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9861,{"$nulls":3},"Great ! I'm supporting you !","2010-10-07T10:26:47","2010-10-07T10:26:47","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6810,{"$nulls":3},"Totally support your idea Piyush and I understand what you meant Bcoz many people are looking for the same. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSince phone memory is becoming larger and cheaper, this allows for large files to be copied as they are e.g movies. Hence, the perfect modern practical video software should have all popular codecs and thus be able to decode and play the following file formats:\n\n\n\n\n3g2,3gp,3gpp,amv,asf,avi,d2v,dat,divx,mkv,mov,mp4,mpeg,ogm,flv,vob,hdmov,m4v,rm,rmvb,swf,wm\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSupport for streaming formats, High def resolution display H 263, H264, could be included as well with options to download additional formats. Of course have to take into account the limitations of mobile devices for efficient resource utilization(battery, limited screen size, sound). Benchmarking various models and setting device-specific installation presets could help.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAn improvement to anything other than the player itself would be the PC-to-mobile transfer software:\n\n\n\n\n-Associated inter-format converters included in the file transfer\n\n\n\n\n-Simple popup prompting the desired conversion and size(associated with video encryption quality, sceen size and audio bitrate)\n\n\n\n\n-user friendly interface (subtitle integration, take snapshot, pause, play, stop, rewind, previous, next etc)\n\n\n\n\n-HD support\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nNo mobile companies offer any such software with their phone and users have to download several third party softwares and install the various codecs manually to accomplish that just to be able to play files as they want them.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThe first company which will achieve this goal should take over a good share of the multimedia market. If such a product is not developed soon for Symbian OS, developers using other open-source platforms will surely take that opportunity and that's where multimediaphilic consumers will move.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nCheers!","2010-03-27T14:27:11","2010-03-27T14:27:11","kush4l",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10695,{"$nulls":3},"Hy friends, i'm post this menssage for you delovepers of symbian, i have one vivaz of sony ericsson...\n\n\n\n\ni want see flash videos in my vivaz, with extension (.flv)\n\n\n\n\ni  try donwload many installs versions for nokia and others ... but not  worked... i liked of symbian ... but i want one progession... flash lite  3.0 +&gt;&gt;&gt;4.0.... and more apps for vivaz ... for nokia have a  lot .... ok i wait a answer ok thanks!!!!","2010-12-10T11:58:15","2010-12-10T11:58:15","Davidson",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6130,{"$nulls":3},"its about a very new,easy and useful video experience on symbian devices.it needs support readers.please comment.","2010-03-01T21:05:35","2010-03-01T21:05:35","piyush_veere",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6454,"Mobile functionality",null,"Calendar colour","The today date is green, I would like to be able to change the colour. Stefan","2010-03-13T09:33:41","2010-03-13T09:33:41","stefanlind",0,100,"Voting and discussion",3,0]
[null,6727,{"$nulls":3},"This is controlled by the theme that you use. Changing the colors of specific applications is not supported within the platform.","2010-03-23T14:17:30","2010-03-23T14:17:30","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6761,{"$nulls":3},"Use different theme to change the color :-)","2010-03-25T04:00:02","2010-03-25T04:00:02","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6966,"Symbian Foundation","Make development easier","Set up Symbian Foundation Beta Lab for developers and users","Hi,\n\n\n\n\nNokia has a great business model with Nokia Beta Labs.  They create, get ideas, blog and share BETA applications, suggestions, and share a lot of information with the Nokia developers and users. \n\n\n\n\nMy IDEA is to have Symbian Foundation either set up a Beta Lab on their own or collaborate with nokia and S-E if they have established Beta Lab programs.\n\n\n\n\nBenefits would be great for software developers and users, SF, Nokia, and all the various brands who integrate Symbian OS and need to get BETA testing done to apps before release is official.","2010-04-06T18:32:24","2010-04-06T18:52:34","ginau",0,0,"Closed",0,0]
[null,8502,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Video Playlists and Subscription","I would like to see an option to create Video Playlists. Only one video can be played at a time, so why not create an option to create video playlists, so that while watching them on TV I can get a continous playback.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAlso, kindly provide option to subscribe to services like youtube (like we subscribe podcast) which I can get all the video update alert on my mobile and watch them using my mobile's inbuilt player.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-07-21T14:19:38","2010-07-21T14:19:38","tecfre",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,5687,"Mobile functionality",null,"GPS device tracking and data backup activated over-the-air","What would you do if your device was stolen or lost? There&#39;s a lot of things you can do BEFORE, like backups and passwords -- hey, some Symbian devices even do remote locking out-of-the-box -- but what if you really need to have your beloved little Symbian gizmo back? And what if you could catch the stealing villain and stun him as he wondered how on earth you found him?\n\nSymbian devices with GPS should be able to automatically send their location in real time -- or in preset intervals -- to another device or to some web service when requested via one sms containing a password.\n\nThis function should be turned on on the background so the thief wouldn&#39;t know it was running.\n\nIt is basically the same mechanism some Symbian devices already have (i.e. Nokia E71, N97) for remote locking, but it would also turn on the tracking function, which could not only rely on the gps but also on the cell phone antennas.\n\n\n","2010-02-18T17:50:31","2010-02-18T17:50:30","brenopeck",0,57.91,"Voting and discussion",6,1]
[null,6164,{"$nulls":3},"Breno, Thank you for your explanation.  I support the first part of your IDEA heavily.  I think a lock and wipe data feature is great.\n\n\n\n\nI also think that it would be very possible to have the data on our mobile backup up on a regular basis to a PC/Mac and that would store the data.  This feature in my mind should be done in real time.  I am not a Mac user, but my family has an iPhone and mobileMe, allows real-time uploads to calendars, contacts, data, from the iPhone to one's PC.  I love this feature and I think that is what you are proposing.  You have my full support of that part. If there are apps available like a few members have proposed, this is great and perhaps we can expedite this IDEA if the community also likes it......which is highly likely in my mind.... and try to collaborate with the vendors of the available apps so they become Symbian Signed and sell on Horizon.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThe second part of finding the mobile was where I had the issue and I did state it was USA specific. I am only one voice, and I put forth comments that are factual, and thank goodness this is an open international forum, as this may not be the case somewhere else.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI do want to point out that the comment about the police was due to the fact that they are not going to hunt down a mobile in the USA.  They have better things to do.  There may be some articles in the blogs or literature which have these \"picture perfect\" stories of some police finding a mobile, but most police agencies have crime to fight and people to protect and do not find tracking down a mobile important.  Please do not take my comments personally.  I am not attacking your IDEA, I am just giving a perspective to the community and to the technical leader if this IDEA goes that far.  I am speaking from the perspective of one is from a multi-generational law enforcement professional's family in the USA. There are to many people who may loose their phone because they \"dropped it in the sea\" (ouuucchhh that story hurt me...I love my N95 too ), may just loose things and call the police to find the phone, are drunk, or abusing the system.\n\n\n\n\nAgain, I love the first part of your IDEA and do support it.  I am just being honest about the second part.  Perhaps If you made this into two seperate features, or, the Symbian community does not have to agree with me......I am only a voice.....I am providing information from one nation's perspective.....and I do not speak for the international community....That is why I love this forum......We all bring valid and different perspectives to IDEAs and we are all correct, but at times situationally different....","2010-03-03T15:22:20","2010-03-05T18:39:14","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6120,{"$nulls":3},"There is an app call Advance Device Locks :- http://melonmobile.com/ProductDetailsOverview.aspx?product=205 - which full fill  your requirement - it has the function called \"SMS on Sim changed\" - \n\n\n\n\nSo when some one steal you device and put his SIM - you will get informed in your pre defined other number -about the User using the device - and on basis of the SIM Number you can easily track out the Thief.","2010-03-01T17:43:45","2010-03-03T13:07:52","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6141,{"$nulls":3},"This may be good for some countries.  In the USA, I want my data wiped, and they can keep my phone.  i buy replacement plans.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSo, it seems as though a few things:\n\n\n\n\n1) look into getting the many apps which are mentioned above symbian signed.  Breno, do you have websites, they would be helpful.\n\n\n\n\n2) there needs to be a consensus on data wipe and no big deal deal, it is just a phone, and insurance covers it, or:\n\n\n\n\n3) Hunt it down with GPS....Which may be helpful to some, but I am not going to get involved with criminals and the police in the USA have enough to do than follow my GPS.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nMy vote is for signing the already existing apps, and I am voting against the track down and get my phone back from any bad guy who stole it.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-02T22:44:12","2010-03-05T18:32:20","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5943,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","Integrate MS Exchange support directly into the mail core","Ok, add-on applications for exchange such as the free Mail for Exchange and Roadsync are nice.\n\n\n\n\nNo, let's be honest - they can be a pain in the butt as I've got a whole other application to configure and maintain with settings and information for something that really should exist in the core of the device.\n\n\n\n\nIf you can support POP and IMAP mail in the core, why not MS Exchange? Why should corporate users have to spend more money per seat to have effective use of one of the largest corporate email applications in known deployment and have access to their address books, calendars, and important features such as Out of office greeting maintenance and the like.\n\n\n\n\nI shouldn't need separate applications to do things the device should already do from the moment I remove it from the shiny packaging and tear away the screen protector.\n\n\n\n\nIntegrating MS Exchange support directly into the OS would allow the Foundation to help Symbian device manufacturers to claw back some market share the iPhone has 'stolen' from them since they went native MS Exchange.","2010-02-25T16:57:14","2010-02-25T16:57:14","thewinchester",0,100,"Voting and discussion",3,0]
[null,5949,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Michael,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI like this question, because I have an answer, which is hopefully going to help you out :) !  I have my child's iPhone and my E71 in front of me and I am setting up MS exchange on both right now.  There are subtle differences, but you can do it rather seamlessly on both sevices.\n\n\n\n\nI uploaded a \"How to setup MS exchange for Nokias\" from YouTube, as I really liked this vid.  Here is the link http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZlsRbfbtVao . \n\n\n\n\nI hope that is helpful and please make sure that you also consult your company's IT department for DOMAIN and other critical info.\n\n\n\n\nHas this provided what you need, or is there anything more that we can assist you with?","2010-02-25T18:59:58","2010-02-26T12:18:08","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,1]
[null,5977,{"$nulls":3},"The licenses for Exchange have to be handed at the level of the platform's licensees, not necessarly at Symbian's. And while its totally possible for the Symbian Foundation to broker some kind of agreement with MS in terms of supporting certain aspects of the Active Sync Exchange protocol, the technology (intellectual property) requires per user licenses - which ends up falling to the customer (us) and the Symbian licensee (Nokia, Samsung, etc.) to pay.\n\n\n\n\nThe changes you recommend would be good, but its a bigger item than just adding the tech (unfortunately).","2010-02-26T13:57:39","2010-02-26T13:57:39","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6199,"Mobile applications",null,"Health ","Hi Guys,\n\n\n\n\nAs most people have mobiles and some of them are having blood pressure problem .\n\n\n\n\nMy idea is to have apps which can monitor Blood Pressure and Heart Beats. These devices can have additional hardwares which can be weared on wrist and use small motor to pump air. This devices are detachable like headsets.\n\n\n\n\nPlease give your comments.\n\n\n\n\nRegards,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nShinish Sasidharan","2010-03-03T19:50:54","2010-03-04T10:51:34","shinish",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,6455,"Mobile functionality",null,"Icons on the screen","I would like a more iPhone pattern on the screen with possibility to change and add many icons and also on the top and on the bottom of the screen. Stefan","2010-03-13T09:35:41","2010-03-13T09:35:41","stefanlind",0,55.24,"Voting and discussion",1,2]
[null,7735,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Allow user to Digg the ideas","Certain ideas we feel it is a good idea, potential idea, useful idea, very creative idea and etc. That should allow us to DIGG it so other people may check with it for voting.. If other user found that idea is interesting then they also can DIGG it so to create a hot DIGG ideas. This is preventing certain good idea been overlook.","2010-05-28T08:34:07","2010-05-28T08:34:07","lawrence27",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,1]
[null,7742,{"$nulls":3},"This IDEA already exists http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=4671.","2010-05-28T15:15:35","2010-05-30T05:53:23","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7757,{"$nulls":3},"Can we now close this Idea!","2010-05-28T17:18:18","2010-05-29T03:49:47","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7878,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Lawrence,\n\n\n\n\nCould you please clarify what your idea is? There is a Digg button by your idea where you can send the idea to Digg.  \n\n\n\n\nThanks\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSusana","2010-06-03T14:57:09","2010-06-03T14:57:09","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8503,"Mobile functionality",null,"Browser Improvement on Symbian^3/4 and a Pop-Up Multi-Touch Keyboard.","The current browser (Even on S^3) is not that good. We need a browser that is faster and easier to use. Navigation should be smooth. The current scrolling in browser is not a good kinetic scrolling. Its not that smooth. Browser should also be redesigned so that when you open it, you dont just see bookmarks. there should also be a URL Address Bar at the top to enter URL instead on tapping on an icon to write the URL. Something like this:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nNow of course this looks ugly but I'm just saying that the layout should be something like this. Just make it more visually appealing.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAnother thing is addition of a Multi-touch POP-UP Keyboard. It should look something like this:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nNow the keyboard here is from 5800 but you can surely use one on the N8. Look at the layout and that little OK arrow at the bottom-right to hit when done. Or you can even scroll the screen and press enter from the browser itself.  Note the little right arrow at the top-right. It should be for accessing the the Address Bar. Clicking that would take you to the top of the open web-page that would have the address bar at the very top. Also, I forgot to add in a status bar at the very top of the images to show the network, battery and time and other things. \n\n\n\n\nNote that the browser should always be in full-screen mode. there should be a gesture to access the menu for more options and stuff. Gesture like making an \"O\" on the browser screen once (or even twice) should be good enough. This would give us more space to view the webpage and also eliminate the need to tap 2-3 times to access menu or enter a URL.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThanks :)","2010-07-21T07:08:19","2010-10-10T12:26:26","Skillet",0,100,"Expert review",31,0]
[null,9787,{"$nulls":3},"Nice one!","2010-10-02T17:03:07","2010-10-02T17:03:06","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8545,{"$nulls":3},"Yeah, this is a good one, Nokia should probably think of implementing this in Symbian^3 and 4.","2010-07-22T21:49:07","2010-07-22T21:49:06","Daniel",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,8546,{"$nulls":3},"Port these apps to the browser baseport repository?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAnalogous to google docs translating The Future of the semantic web trends report from Innowise.eu from the Deutsche to the English. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nDragon NaturallySpeaking Nuance VSuite; Promtu ShoutOUT &ndash; First voice-to-SMS;  LumenVox Speech Engine. ","2010-07-22T22:48:38","2010-12-06T02:02:13","Mesenburg",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8547,{"$nulls":3},"I always wanted a pop-up keyboard on my Symbian! And I think Nokia should also integrate Voice-to-Text into their browser so that its easier to search something up on the internet.","2010-07-22T23:36:38","2010-07-22T23:36:37","Ben",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8551,{"$nulls":3},"Just remember that licensees like Nokia are developing their own browser. There has been little word outside of developer circles towards what's happening with the default browser outside of minor UI and some engine enhancements.","2010-07-23T00:21:57","2010-08-02T21:44:03","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8565,{"$nulls":3},"I think no need for multi-touch keyboard, but it can already done in Nokia N8 - multi touch screen. Because with normal full keyboard phone, we only press 1 word at one time !","2010-07-24T06:46:47","2010-07-30T09:26:22","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1080,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","Free membership for Universities","I think for a platform to succeed, it&apos;s important to have strong support from Universities. They create innovative solutions and showcases as well as do base research on technology. Additionally, education is a key factor to get developers to the market who are familiar with Symbian.\n\n\n\n\nIn that sense, it does certainly help to get Universities into the Symbian Foundation. It makes collaboration between Universities and the SF / other member companies easier. Additionally, it gives an opportunity to do more networking to set up research projects etc. Last but not least, it&apos;s important for us to know as much as possible about future developments, as students that we&apos;re educating now should succeed in a market that&apos;s a few years in the future.\n\n\n\n\nMembership Fees\n\n\n\n\nTherefore, as many Universities as possible should be part of the SF. When I&apos;ve been talking to some people from Symbian since the news about the SF was announced, it seems to have always been the plan to make membership for Universities free.\n\n\n\n\nWe&apos;ve now joined the SF - but in contrast to what was said before, it does now seem that we still have to pay the membership fees. Quite a surprise for us. Apart from the issues with changes to the internal budgeting plans that this does now cause here, I don&apos;t think many Universities will want to pay $1500 per year, especially if most other University programs are free (like Forum Nokia Launchpad / Pro, or the Microsoft program).\n\n\n\n\nIt&apos;d be a good idea to find a way to deal with this issue as soon as possible, and also to clearly announce this on the website. Right now, it&apos;s difficult to find any information on how the SF relates to academia.","2009-06-15T11:01:15","2009-12-17T11:33:11","AndreasJakl",0,96.32,"Expert review",40,2]
[null,3332,{"$nulls":3},"I totally agree - the fee itself is small but university bureaucracy means getting approval and paperwork done has a cost ten times at least that of the fee itself","2009-12-10T10:51:53","2009-12-10T10:51:53","SymsourceTim",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1088,{"$nulls":3},"Hello, Andreas\n\n\n\n\nLauren Sarno here, member acquisition and member programs for Symbian. As you know, I agree that it would be good to waive membership fees for universities, and a number of us raised the question with our Legal Team, Dietmar Tollroth and Dianne Crowther. Unfortunately, at the moment, it is against the Membership Rules to waive the fees for any member -- the leadership team does not have the authority to do that.\n\n\n\n\nWe asked Dietmar whether a) these rules could be changed, and b) whether he thought it would be a good idea to give the leadership team the authority to waive fees in general. Dietmar has agreed to give some thought to the question, and raise it with the leadership. If the team decides to go ahead an try to change the rules, it would take about 3-4 months to get through the board approval process.\n\n\n\n\nAll the best,\n\n\n\n\nLauren","2009-06-15T14:57:16","2009-12-10T10:51:03","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},7,0]
[null,1092,{"$nulls":3},"I completely agree with the plan to waive membership fees for academic institutions.  I&apos;m wondering if there are any other barriers to academic membership though, particularly in the area of IP?  I suspect that the non-disclosure terms won&apos;t be a problem, but how about the patent provisions?","2009-06-15T16:50:34","2009-06-15T16:50:34","craigh",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1143,{"$nulls":3},"I know that my alma mater would be interested in free membership. Certainly making it free would make it a no-brainer for universities, which is good. But I do think that the price of membership isn&apos;t prohibitive in the first place so it shouldn&apos;t be a huge obstacle if they are serious about contributing.","2009-06-19T10:55:12","2009-06-19T10:55:12","brendand",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1592,"Mobile applications",null,"Chm & XPdf reader","Chm reader and XPdf reader wold be a great apps which the user would love to have on there mobile.As with the  big screen sizes and touch it really fun browsing and reading on mobile phones.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2009-08-19T08:21:34","2010-06-03T13:20:09","kamaljaiswal",0,88.62,"Closed",2,1]
[null,1848,"Symbian Foundation","Improve the running of Symbian","Rename Symbian","I spent the last three days manning a Symbian booth at a developer's conference.  Meeting the developers reminded me that the general perception of Symbian can be very different than what it is to those of working in the Symbian world every day.\n\n\n\n\nThere were comments like:\n\n\n\nIsn't Symbian Nokia's OS?\nWasn't Symbian an OS in the 90's?\nSymbian would be great if it were usable\nDoes Symbian run on Android?\n\n\n\nI'm sure you've heard plenty more.\n\n\n\n\nWhile the Symbian brand has lots of positives, it also has quite a bit of negative baggage.\n\n\n\n\nAnd there seems to be confusion and mixed messaging around the role of Symbian Foundation for pre-Symbian Foundation Symbian releases.\n\n\n\n\nChanging the name would enable dumping the negative baggage while still pulling forward the positive. \n\n\n\n\nIt would also help us turn away from the past and clearly position ourselves as a forward-looking organization and platform.\n\n\n\n\nHow about a name that captures the spirit of a powerful, open mobile platform?","2009-10-09T01:42:57","2010-01-26T14:49:46","paulb",0,15.3,"Done!",5,31]
[null,1849,{"$nulls":3},"Very intriguing idea to say the least.  I see three camps affected. \n\n\n\n\n- Symbian supports\n\n\n\n\n- People with impressions or don't know about Symbian\n\n\n\n\n- Symbian \"haters\"\n\n\n\n\nAt this point, I'd say the audience we're trying to capture is the largest of the three (ppl w/ impressions or just don't know).  My initial thought would be there's much more people with impressions based on what they've heard or brief experiences.  For those with negative impressions, the question is more what's the root cause for that impression what we've done about it (ie Touch UI is buggy - we've a roadmap where certain issues have/are being addressed).\n\n\n\n\nChanging the name would have negative impact to supports.  Changing the name will probably have no impact on \"haters\" once they make the correlation anyways.  I see putting effort into \"haters\" as trying to convert (always much effort for lower results than if focused elsewhere).\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-10-09T01:56:12","2009-10-09T01:56:12","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1850,{"$nulls":3},"I joined a company that had changed its name.  The year was 2000 and the company was Inprise.  Never heard of it?  I didn't think so.  What if I told you the company's early name -- Borland.  Borland (like Symbian) is a name with a rich history.  While I was at Inprise, we changed the name back to Borland.  From my personal experience I will tell you that it was a LOT easier to change the perception of a name people already know than to invent a new name.  \n\n\nCost to make a brand name a household word in the US market in one quarter: $26 million (Source: Ogilvy)\n\n\nIt is great to recognize the uphill battle we have - there is a LOT of work to be done to repair the perception of this brand in the marketplace.  But I am sure that the work we need to do to repair is still less than the cost of building a new brand\n\n\n ","2009-10-09T05:45:44","2009-10-09T05:45:43","tshelton",{"$nulls":3},4,0]
[null,1851,{"$nulls":3},"vote against. Same reasoning Ted mentions. I'd suggest you simply correct people, and get used to having to do that a lot. Was the conference in the US by any chance?\n\n\n\n\nPractice these answers for next time;\n\n\n\n\n\n\nYes, they bought it and then Open Sourced it.\nYes, it has over a decade's rich history of being at the center of the smartphone revolution.\nNow that it's OSS you can help make the changes you feel are needed and join the 100s of millions of users already out there.\nWhat's Android?","2009-10-09T09:25:53","2009-10-09T09:25:53","cowboycoder",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,1852,{"$nulls":3},"I also vote against. Changing the name now would be seen as trying to distance ourselves from the Symbian platform because it is somehow old/bad/failed. As the Symbian pltform software is the only asset we have, we'd completely fail to \"escape\" from it, so we'd achieved nothing except to damage the perception of the platform further.","2009-10-09T09:47:47","2009-10-09T09:47:47","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1858,{"$nulls":3},"Wow, what a response!  I bet it's a new record for the fastest scrap.  \n\n\n\n\nAndrew, I was familiar with and did use all of those answers.  However, I'd rather play offense than defense, which is one of the factors that led to my Idea.\n\n\n\n\nWilliam, I don't agree that changing a name is an acknowledgement of failure.  I would say that it is an acknowledgement of a new future.  Was changing the Symbian branding an indication of failure.\n\n\n\n\nDennis.  Consider the three camps : 1. Supporters.  Will likely be connected enough to make a linkage to a new name.  2. Haters.  It probably doesn't matter what we do.  3. Open minded. In the US at least, they generally have a negative impression though.  At least among the people I talked to, an exciting open source future was much more interesting than a rich past that for them has been overwhelmed by iPhone, Android, and RIMM.\n\n\n\n\nTed, I can't argue about the relative costs of establishing a new brand versus fixing an existing one.   Although, how would that apply to Google, who created a new brand for Android, instead of calling it Linux?","2009-10-09T22:50:29","2009-10-09T22:50:28","paulb",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1863,{"$nulls":3},"In the US at least, they generally have a negative impression though.  At least among the people I talked to, an exciting open source future was much more interesting than a rich past that for them has been overwhelmed by iPhone, Android, and RIMM.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWhy overprioritise the US market? I think we're in danger of doing this because hey, we're English speaking, they're English speaking and they do much of the yapping on the blogosphere. Rebranding in the US only might pass muster but would be hugely messy and we wouldn't have the resources for it.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAlthough, how would that apply to Google, who created a new brand for Android, instead of calling it Linux?\n\n\n\n\n\nWell calling a mobile OS 'Linux' is completely erroneous, so you don't have much of a point here. The only mobile platform based on Linux which retains the word in its name is LiMo and that's not exactly massively succesful is it? Joe Public honestly couldn't care less what your kernel is.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAnd a case in point, MS are doing something similar with their rebranding to 'Windows Phone' and as Engadget pointed out are now running the risk of this being interpreted as 'A Windows Phone' rather than 'Windows for a Phone'. Plus this is the second time they've renamed it and it hasn't done them a bit of good.","2009-10-12T13:51:59","2009-10-12T13:51:59","brendand",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,3483,{"$nulls":3},"Symbian has got a bad rep (for no reason) because people think that S60=Symbian. In this case it might be good idea to change name to emphasize that this is something totally new and fresh.","2009-12-14T17:17:10","2009-12-14T17:17:10","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3485,{"$nulls":3},"I like this one........It is always good to revisit IDEAS! \n\n\n\n\nThis first post is dated October 9, 2009.  It is all  SF insiders and it was a good point to bring up then, but it was snuffed out......Now, the brave and valiant Tupeski brought it to our attention! BRAVO! \n\n\n\n\nSYMBIAN should not change the name, instead it should modify the SYMBIAN name to reflect the current business strategy.  This act will provide continuity for legacy device support and sales, and it will more appropriately defined future business endeavours and say.....Who SYMBIAN IS and where you want to go......\n\n\n\n\nHonestly, there seems to be a lack of clarity, at times in what SF is, and what it stands for. That is not good!  A simple name change could help address all the statements in the above thread, which, by the way, seemed to kill a good IDEA way too fast......Now that it is back on the \"table\", I am putting in my two cents.....Yikes.... \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSYMBIAN FOUNDATION can link legacy devices, platforms, apps and show what your forward goals are by a nomenclature change that reflects YOU......My suggestions are, and are not limited to the following: SYMBIAN INNOVATIONS, SymbiaNovations, SYMBIAN NEXT, SYMBIAN GENESIS, SYMBIAN WORLD APPS, SYMBIAN DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION, SYMBIAN VISION, SYMBIAN GLOBAL, SymbiaNew, SymbiaNYOU, etc.........These are a renaissance of the the Symbian name and add a modern flare.....You want to atract people, innovators, and business?  A nice branding which doesn't forget your roots, but also demonstrates your forward outlook would be a great way to connect the dots of old and new!!!!!!  I hope this is food for thought.........\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2009-12-14T19:23:06","2009-12-14T19:23:06","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3384,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Easily switch input languages on devices with qwerty keyboard","It would be great if I could easily switch input languages on devices with qwerty keyboard, with a physical key combination (much like Alt-Left Shift on windows)","2009-12-12T12:09:04","2010-10-11T05:17:39","ktragas",0,100,"Expert review",46,0]
[null,10019,{"$nulls":3},"Very important!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-09T10:03:22","2010-10-09T10:03:22","Tallert",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5176,"None of the Above",null,"Open hardware mobile phone","Open source Symbian OS is very attractive, but cellphone hardware is closed, so you always have to stick with what you bought.We learned from PC how fun is upgrade you hardware, why not to use same experience in phones?\n\n\n\n\nMaybe it's also the time to introduce open cell phone, in which you could add required hardware? For e.g. you by phone with basic hardware, resistive touchscreen, GSM module, card slot and 64Mb RAM. What you need you can buy as a chip and put it on phone main board. You can choose camera module from 1,3 to 12 mpx. If you need more RAM you can add it 128-256 MB. If you don't like resistive screen, you can change it to capactive. If you want stereo sound, you can add additional speaker and so on. If you need trackball, you can have it. So  you have possibility to replace and upgrade all hardware. If there's need in additional holes on phone for camera, trackball or need more space under the plate (compared with basic), you can buy such phone plates or they can be sold together with camera or other hardware. Also if you prefer to have physical keypad (two choices qwerty and numerical), you can connect it to the side of your phone and if you don't use it you can flip it to protect your phone screen.","2010-02-04T16:06:52","2010-02-26T18:18:30","syliokas",0,87.66,"Expert review",34,2]
[null,5220,{"$nulls":3},"&gt; We learned from PC how fun is upgrade you hardware, why not to use same experience in phones?\n\n\nSarcasm surely?\n\n\n\n\nI seriously doubt that phones will ever be like the PC market where you have end user upgradable components, a lot of work goes into making sure that the HW components the engineers specify actually fit into the box the designers draw. To have that sort of flexibility you'd end up with something akin to the occasionally mentioned Zoom II, which is monstrously ugly, big, impractical and quite expensive.\n\n\n\n\nIf all you want to do is tinker with various hardware options, then I think a good start would be the Beagle Board. It doesn't yet do phone calls (see Wild Ducks project), but I think it's the closest thing (practicality wise) to what you are imagining.\n\n\n ","2010-02-05T11:16:09","2010-02-10T06:12:51","cowboycoder",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5359,{"$nulls":3},"Yes, Wild Ducks project is closest thing to what I had in mind with this idea. Sure it's rough concept (it don't make calls as you mentioned and target is just to show how open symbian platform is, but not create open hardware phone), so maybe one day we will have such nice form factor upgradable phone.","2010-02-09T14:27:23","2010-02-10T06:39:03","syliokas",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5688,"Mobile functionality","Developer stuff","Add &quot;Speech Recognition&quot; (ASR) functions","Add \"Speech Recognition\" (ASR) functions and gain access to developer as Public API. This will allow developer to create great stuffs for Symbian.","2010-02-18T18:36:16","2010-10-10T10:05:06","nuuneoi",0,91.66,"Expert review",38,1]
[null,5923,{"$nulls":3},"I've just been playing with the latest Google App that allows me to search via voice recognition. I've no idea how this works, but presumably it uses technology of relevance? The nice thing about the app is that it refines searches by location. If I request \"Cinema times\", it will search for cinema times in the local area.","2010-02-25T10:20:21","2010-02-25T10:20:21","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9930,{"$nulls":3},"It may/should be merged with:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=9905\n\n\n\n\nhttp://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=2603","2010-10-08T11:48:35","2010-10-08T11:48:35","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6200,"Mobile applications",null,"Gaming: Real Characters","Dear friends,\n\n\n\n\nI want to have a 3d game which can have real charactors. Ummm How is it possible.\n\n\n\n\nWe can use mobile phone camara to take a full 360 degree view of a person. and further he will become the Characters of the game.\n\n\n\n\nPlease give your valuable comments\n\n\n\n\nRegards,\n\n\n\n\nShinish Sasidharan","2010-03-03T20:06:56","2010-03-03T20:06:56","shinish",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,6208,{"$nulls":3},"Shinish, I think you have a really cool IDEA for gaming and it seems very fun, interactive and do-able. Oh, and I love gaming!!!!!!!\n\n\n\n\nI am voting to support.\n\n\n\n\nI would like to suggest that you make your titles a little more descriptive, so others look and vote.\n\n\n\n\nThanks!","2010-03-03T22:38:11","2010-03-03T22:38:10","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6210,{"$nulls":3},"Shinish Sasidharan - Really I love gaming -As you suggest to take a full 360 degree view of a person &amp; he become gaming Characters - Right.\n\n\n\n\nI think as we are moving on with ARM Cortex processor in Symbian Smartphone and the Gaming including using the latest OpenGL ES 2.0 technology.\n\n\n\n\nthis can be some how done.","2010-03-04T03:56:01","2010-03-04T03:56:00","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6456,"Mobile functionality",null,"Word list","I would like to be able to add, remove and change the word list. Stefan","2010-03-13T09:37:09","2010-03-13T09:37:09","stefanlind",0,100,"Voting and discussion",3,0]
[null,7539,{"$nulls":3},"Thank you for your response and IDEA.  This IDEA has 2 solutions and if you would like this to be standard, you can try to gain more community votes. \n\n\n\n\nYou can Twitter, try to gain support with member friends and get votes.  This iDEA currently has 71 views and 1 vote.  If the community does not support the IDEA, and voting does not start happening, we will close your IDEA in 15 days.","2010-05-13T20:22:33","2010-05-13T20:22:33","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6550,{"$nulls":3},"http://www.adaptxt.com/?node_id=3.1.1 \n\n\n\n\nThis is perfect for you","2010-03-15T11:27:49","2010-03-15T11:27:49","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6554,{"$nulls":3},"http://betalabs.nokia.com/apps/nokia-custom-dictionary\n\n\n\n\nThis is also an alternative option...","2010-03-15T12:04:36","2010-04-17T17:15:02","nickelz",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6637,{"$nulls":3},"Since there are two solutions currently available, I will close this IDEAs unless this is refined today.","2010-03-18T11:17:24","2010-04-17T17:16:15","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7736,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Allow user to add links of related or similar idea on the right side","Allow user to add a link on the right side of each idea page. Those link is related, similar, close topic, using same architecture, align approach, different perspective, and more.. This will allow user to browser the interesting related ideas a long the way. And it is improving the User Friendliness of this site. Just like youtube.com after you watch a video, then they are proposing you another set of video that you could be interested.","2010-05-28T08:42:32","2010-05-28T08:42:32","lawrence27",0,100,"Voting and discussion",3,0]
[null,7739,{"$nulls":3},"There is linkage of ideas already on the site called, \"similar posts\". \n\n\n\n\nSome also just sort or follow a category listing.\n\n\n\n\nLastly, if you are interested in a topic, go to \"search\" and put in your topic, and the database organizes and lists out related and similar items, if there are any. \n\n\n\n\nIn many ways we have all the features which you state as needed. please try them out and see what you think.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-05-28T15:05:12","2010-05-28T16:43:03","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7992,"Mobile applications",null,"Cursor up and down key while editing message","Hi\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nMost of the time for while editing the text message i've faced problem to move cursor up and down the screen while using Qwerty key board on touch screen.\n\n\n\n\nThough left and right keys are provided i was wondering why up and down keys are left out.\n\n\n\n\nIs it possible to add up and down keys in Qwerty keypad for touch phone.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThanks and Regards\n\n\n\n\nPradeep\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-06-15T06:11:55","2010-06-15T06:11:55","pradeepk2",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,8504,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Reminders based on gsm-location, surrounding wlans, bluetooths, etc.","I would appreciate if the reminder app had an option to set location awareness, so the alarm would remind me of something.\n\n\n\nIf I come into the range of a WLAN\nIf an other bluetooth device comes close to my range (another person or PC...)\nIf i travel to a certain place; city, store, country  (gsm-cell)\nmaybe gsm location (battery drain)\n\n\n\nPossible situations:\n\n\n\nRemember to give Pete 100&euro; when you see him (bluetooth)\nsubmit a form when you get to work (wlan)\nbuy a chisel when you go to the hardware store (wlan, gsm)\nremember to visit grandma when you go to the antartic the next time (gsm, gps)\nturn on silent profile when you go into a library (wlan)\nyou should get off the train soon (gsm)\nwatch out, Timo is coming! (bluetooth)","2010-07-21T07:15:51","2010-07-21T07:15:51","Nilux",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,8511,{"$nulls":3},"Have you looked at software such as Nokia Bot, GPS Action, and Handy Alarms?","2010-07-21T13:45:56","2010-07-21T13:45:56","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2105,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Let me to login with the ideas portal with existing symbian site login","I already have user IDs for the symbian developer site and symbian blog comments, it would be nice to use that too for the ideas portal. kthnxbai.","2009-10-29T18:06:46","2009-10-29T18:06:46","SymsourceTim",0,94.25,"Voting and discussion",30,1]
[null,2112,{"$nulls":3},"This is the old Symbian login problem, where internally you needed a different username, password for every web based tool, and yes you had to change some password every month.\n\n","2009-10-29T19:48:37","2009-10-29T20:08:40","mdivall",{"$nulls":3},1,1]
[null,2113,{"$nulls":3},"Nah that was all Notes&#39; fault ;-) I think the current lack of SSO has more to do with the poor state of free LDAP servers (looking at you OpenLDAP) which means it&#39;s a royal pain getting mediawiki, wordpress and commercial software like spigit to join up.","2009-10-29T19:51:26","2009-12-01T17:12:27","SymsourceTim",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2361,"Mobile functionality",null,"improvement","Improve the music application, the web browser (something similar to opera 10 ) better calendar application give more options in customizing how the phone's main screen looks.  Thx  More video codecs !\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIn my  opinion the music player is missing few things, yet  having the controls apear on the main screen while the player in running in the background would be a good improvement and not to much to ask for. Just a play pause key, skip forward and backward, toogle shuffle on/off and the track name.\n\n\n\n\nThe calendar app also has many holes. A better sync with mac and a easier user interface would facilitate a lot the data entry.\n\n\n\n\nBeing able to customize the media bar in order to chose Opera to open over the original internet browser would be a plus or just to be able to reorganize the shortcuts or out our own... a big plus!!!\n\n\n\n\nThe last but not least the video player need more video codecs ... quick time, mov, MKV ... in specially MKV\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThank you","2009-11-05T21:07:34","2009-12-21T08:50:25","tudorp",0,11.37,"Voting and discussion",1,6]
[null,2362,{"$nulls":3},"Anything more specific?","2009-11-05T22:02:11","2009-11-05T22:02:10","timh",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2363,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Tudor,\n\n I recommend that you change the title of your idea, that way people will be more clear on what they are voting for. It&#39;s hard for anyone to know how to vote on &quot;improvement&quot;.\n\n - Freddie","2009-11-06T09:31:52","2009-11-06T09:31:52","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3737,{"$nulls":3},"This seems like about 5 ideas in one. Convenient for you, sure, but difficult for other people. There have been many suggestions on here around the calendar, music player and one idea which is exactly like your suggestion about making the default browser configurable. Somebody got there first! Codecs are a tricky area, because Symbian is open source so we can't just go shoving whatever codecs we want in there. Adding codecs will probably be a decision of the device manufacturer and obviously there are costs involved. It's a business decision and nothing to do with the OS.\n\n\n\n\nIf you have some actual suggestions about making the calendar UI better then you might get somewhere.\n\n\n\n\nI also think you've misinterpreted the category 'Improve the running Symbian'. That would refer to Symbian as an organisation, not the software.","2009-12-19T15:03:12","2009-12-19T15:04:30","brendand",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3755,{"$nulls":3},"I've changed the category to \"Mobile functionality\"","2009-12-21T08:50:47","2009-12-21T08:50:47","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4153,"None of the Above",null,"Build a touchscreen device with 240*320 resolution","Currently the market is full of hefty and big sized touch-screen phones, put an ultra-compact phone targetted to specific entry-level customers","2010-01-05T23:58:52","2010-01-05T23:58:51","amb1networks",0,20.17,"Voting and discussion",3,10]
[null,4156,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Anand,\n\n\n\n\nMaybe you mean Touchscreen for small screens? because resolution has nothing to do with screen size.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-06T01:27:14","2010-01-06T10:17:18","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4160,{"$nulls":3},"Hi,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nthis is a relevant request against phone manufacturers, not for SF, but I would like to have touch screen phone with keypad as I am tired with using the touch screen or QWERTY keyboard. Good examples of such models in the past was SE M600i or P1i (see the innovative and nice keyboard design it have) or more conservative G700.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nBR\n\n\n\n\nSTeN","2010-01-06T03:45:25","2010-01-06T10:24:08","stenlik",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5945,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Fix the clutter of the Applications menu pane, and non-user centric install process","So, you've got a few applications  installed on your handset, and icons for system tools such as the clock and system setup.\n\n\n\n\nProblem is, all these icons go into the same folder - Applications. You can't specify where the application icon goes during the install process, so you have to use a complex system of menu clicks and presses to move it post-install.\n\n\n\n\nAnd of course, you'll have to manually click or press your way over to Applications if you want to run it after install.\n\n\n\n\nTo top it off, you're an N97 owner (yes, that one with limited system resources) - and the applications menu takes at least two seconds to load if you've not sorted the icons into sub-folders.\n\n\n\n\nFrom a user perspective, I'd like to see my apps sorted based on function or task. For example, I use the following folders within apps:\n\n\n\nSocial (social media, chat clients, blogging tools and the like)\nOffice (all the boring stuff, calculators, converters, notes)\nMultimedia (photos, video, and relevant sharing apps for these)\nNavigation (self explanatory)\nSystem (the stuff you hardly ever use but is important to keeping your phone how you like it)\nTravel (stuff I use when roaming the world, like Psiloc World Traveller, currency conversion tools, weather forecasts)\n\n\n\nThis folder structure wouldn't work for everyone, but you get the idea of how I sort my apps. And being on an N97 with apps in sub-folders, my apps menu loads in the blink of an eye.\n\n\n\n\nSo, let's fix how Symbian installs applications once and for all. I'd like to propose the addition of two extra mandatory prompts/steps in the app/widget install process:\n\n\n\nAsk me where I want the application icon. Do I want it in the root level of the applications folder, or would I like to have it placed into a sub-folder now and which one would I like it it?\nDo I want to run the application after install is complete? Ask me this question, and take a few clicks or presses out of the process to get up and running with my newly installed software.","2010-02-25T17:13:03","2010-02-25T17:13:03","thewinchester",0,100,"Voting and discussion",6,0]
[null,7993,"Mobile applications",null,"Remebering incoming call number during low battery","In many cases when battery is low and suddenly one gets a call then low battery message will shadow\n\n\n\n\nthe calling number, now if battery low is too then cell phone will just switch off. In such situation it is very difficult to get the last call number  unless someone has subscribed missing call alerts from service provider.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nMy idea is that if battery is too low then before switching off, the cellphone should remember the calling number, so that user can see the number next time when phone is switched on.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThanks and Regards\n\n\n\n\nPradeep","2010-06-15T06:30:38","2010-06-15T06:30:38","pradeepk2",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,8249,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Bookmarks synchronisation between desktop browsers and Symbian","As I often surf on various browser, It would be glad to have a synchronisation (On The Air) of my bookmarks when I surf on my phone. Else I must memorize manually websites I usually visit.\n\n\n\n\nIf it's hard to make this kind of syncing between all desktop browser, I advice you to choose one of them (I think to Firefox because they already have this kind of extension and because this browser is open source) and work only with it for implementing this feature on our Symbian browser.","2010-07-09T19:45:18","2010-07-09T19:45:18","axisama",0,100,"Voting and discussion",4,0]
[null,8505,"Mobile applications",null,"Baby monitor","Simple idea. An app that could use two phones as a baby monitor. There are millions of mothers who pay 50-100&euro; for a baby monitor or walkie-talki, but they already own a 50&euro; phone. one of the phones should just monitor the noise from the baby and alert the other phone using bluetooth, gsm, wlan, whatever.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIf this was not just an app that some freak can find on the internet, but a pre-installed app or a basic functionality, it could be uset to promote the new cell-phones. Millions of them would be sold! It would be one of the best gifts you can give a new mother .","2010-07-21T07:24:56","2010-07-21T07:24:56","Nilux",0,100,"Voting and discussion",3,0]
[null,9273,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","symbian.org mobile site","Many people use their mobile phones to visit this site including me, and its difficult to add a new idea through it. Info. has to be added using HTML source file editor, sometimes my phone is unable to open it. I currently use a Nokia 5800 xpress music phone and it is the only device with me through which I can access internet and this site as the motherboard of my laptop was damaged. Therefore, on the behalf of all the people who use mobile phones to access this site, I would like to demand for a mobile version of this site.","2010-09-02T06:09:29","2010-09-02T12:01:03","bharatjusta",0,100,"Being done",3,0]
[null,9278,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Bharat,\n\n\n\n\nWe are working on this and there will be a mobile version of the site soon.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThanks for your patience.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSusana","2010-09-02T12:00:23","2010-09-02T12:00:23","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10297,"Mobile applications",null,"automatic message forwarding","a message app where you can set all messages from chosen contacts to be forwarded to who ever you choice automatically which could come in very handy for all kinds of things like  pub watch groups neighbour hood watch groups or even football scores to your mates with most of us having unlimited sms, or if you want to see someones else's sms like cheating wife or husband  you could install the app on you partners phone to forward chosen sms to yourself","2010-10-15T21:07:44","2010-10-15T21:07:44","insaneman",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,10553,"Mobile applications",null,"Fake Currency Detector","1.An Application is required to detect the fake currency via Camera.\n\n\n\n\n2. Camera Scanning Option should Be available.","2010-11-16T20:12:15","2010-11-16T20:12:15","satyasunil",0,50,"Voting and discussion",1,1]
[null,10554,{"$nulls":3},"Excellent OS","2010-11-16T20:12:44","2010-11-16T20:12:44","satyasunil",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10615,{"$nulls":3},"Requried this app","2010-11-21T19:20:48","2010-11-21T19:20:48","satyasunil",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2106,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","Replace Symbian Signed with early access to &#39;beta&#39; apps for power users thus crowd sourcing certification.","The idea is to enhance or replace Symbian Signed with a crowdsourced solution that involves power users of Symbian devices, and rewards them by giving them early access to the latest apps.\n\nRather than submit the application to Symbian Signed and pay the fees, publisher-developers would be able to submit their applications to a closed app store that only power users who have agreed to be volunteer testers have access to. \n\nThe power users get to use the apps, and can report any violations they find, as well as actual software bugs, back to the vendor. Apps can be given yes or no votes. If an app gets a certain number of yes votes and few or zero no votes (precise number of votes depends on size of the user base) then it can proceed to full Symbian Signing and publication in the various app stores, who could be more confident of the apps device compatibility and general quality, as well as adherence to the symbian signed criteria, many of which are hard to test automatically anyway so having a human doing the testing instead would not hurt.\n\nFrom a technical point of view, it would require the power users to download a certificate into their phone that the phone would then check the app betas signed against, like an uber-devcert. This would stop naughty power users from redistributing the applications.\n\nThe existing Horizon portal could be repurposed or extended for this. It could be rolled out as a parallel alternative form of signing at first, in order to learn what the right amount of &#39;pass results&#39; required is. \n\nPaid-for applications could be time limited, or restricted in numbers for how many volunteers could test it. There shouldn&#39;t be any incentive like &#39;wave this app through certification to get a free full copy&#39; permitted.\n\nCommercial applications that have tight deadlines could still be signed with fully paid-for certification.\n\nTo join the scheme, power users would have to be confident and agree a disclaimer that they know what they&#39;re doing regarding phone backups, restores, firmware upgrades, and wouldn&#39;t publish reviews of applications before public release or pirate the apps. Anyone doing so would be thrown out of the scheme.\n\nIt would also allow developers to get a wider variety of phones and firmwares tested than is currently feasible for most developers - especially allowing the less popular models and models from other OEMs to get tested, ensuring the other app stores than Ovi get their fair share of content.\n\nA tool could be installed on the phones of the power users that profiled their device, logged Panics, and had a UI for submitting bug reports to the vendor.\n\nIs there an element of risk for network operators to have uncertified apps running on their networks? Only a perceived risk. The reality is that developers around the world run in-development apps on live networks everyday and there has never been a report of a network being brought down in this way.\n\nI considered putting this in the Making Symbian development easier category, but it fits in the community aspect too. Power users of Symbian devices going back to Psion have always embraced after market apps, and treating them to early access to cool apps will help reenergise their enthusiasm for evangelising the platform. Perhaps enough to counter the market&#39;s current perception that only certain other platforms have apps. \n\nIt reduces costs, by eliminating the need for certification houses for most publishers, and time to market for developers, as they can start getting feedback from real users sooner. It incentivises developers to test and be confident in the quality themselves, as they need to win over the power users and the community, and not get a reputation for poor quality.","2009-10-29T18:33:18","2009-10-29T18:33:18","SymsourceTim",0,88.83,"Voting and discussion",11,1]
[null,8213,{"$nulls":3},"Social Ecosystem Networking Developer Crowdsourcing.","2010-07-08T01:01:46","2010-07-08T01:01:46","Mesenburg",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2107,{"$nulls":3},"Curses for the lack of formatting/paragraphing support in the ideas form!","2009-10-29T18:33:59","2009-10-29T18:33:59","SymsourceTim",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,2111,{"$nulls":3},"Good point about evangelism, this kind of thing would really help.\n\n\nOn the other hand I believe this would make pirating (too) much easier and would like to hear more technical / practical detail how to prevent piratims.\n\n\nCannot vote for or against, but the idea is interesting and worth further discussion. Maybe you could try to edit the text and make it more readable? Hmph, same text formatting problem with comment...","2009-10-29T19:40:51","2009-10-29T19:41:27","JOM",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2152,{"$nulls":3},"Is this something similar to Nokia Beta Labs?","2009-10-30T11:39:35","2009-10-31T10:07:27","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8427,{"$nulls":3},"If the open source apps are free, pirating is not a problem.\n\n\n\n\nWhen an app has a purchase price, some sort of certification key, encryption will do.\n\n\n\n\nMove the power user crowdsourcing Horizon initiative.\n\n\n\n\nTry the alpha, beta, etc.","2010-07-17T03:34:10","2010-07-17T03:34:09","Mesenburg",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2874,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Future of file systems for Mobile devices","At the moment, most (all?) Symbian devices are using the good old FAT file system for user data partitions, be it on the device flash itself, memory cards or other media in the device. And of course there are the separate read-only partitions for the device firmware.\n\n\n\n\n\nNow, it is easy to assume that storage requirements are only getting bigger for mobile devices too with high def video cameras, music etc. And so are the requirements for a speedy access of this data.\n\n\n\n\n\nHonestly speaking, a lot of the existing applications don't use even the current file system optimally but there are certain inefficiencies in the way FAT works that makes it infinitely worse the more data it has to handle so improving the file system pretty much makes every application faster. FAT also doesn't have pretty much any guarantees when it comes to data integrity.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n--\nTherefore a question arises: Should Symbian start working on bringing something Better to the table. There's a lot of interesting developments going on in the file system world so it would be good if the community could share their views on these two issues:\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n1. Is FAT good enough for say 256+ GB memories with hundreds of thousands of files (and time should be spent on other things)?\n\n\n2. What are the best currently existing (or upcoming?) file systems especially considering the fact that they should work the best on flash media? Best in this case would mean high throughput, low latency, low overhead, data integrity.","2009-11-24T14:20:50","2009-11-24T14:27:41","janiur",0,100,"Voting and discussion",10,0]
[null,2877,{"$nulls":3},"I think it would be fantastic to investigate improvements over FAT.  I really don&#39;t want to see &quot;Flash File System Defragmenter for Symbian&quot; anytime soon.\n\nI guess the issue is compatibility.  If we&#39;re going down the internal memory and provide appropriate USB mass storage support route then it&#39;s OK but I guess we&#39;re stuck with FAT for memory cards unless we can get a new industry standard in place - even then there are so many devices already out there with much longer product lifecycles than a phone that won&#39;t understand anything else.\n\nSo the question of changing the file system seems strongly tied to the internal vs external memory debate to me.","2009-11-24T15:11:04","2009-11-24T15:11:32","markw",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2880,{"$nulls":3},"I think the first problem will be the file size limit when we get big HD video files. Currently .mkv&#39;s for a standard film can come in at about 1.8GB afaik. I&#39;m not sure about other HD file types.","2009-11-24T16:36:41","2009-11-24T16:36:41","jamesm",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3025,{"$nulls":3},"support for large files is coming \nhttp://victorpalau.wordpress.com/2009/11/30/the-symbian3-contribution-plan-gets-serious/","2009-11-30T15:14:02","2009-11-30T15:14:02","jamesm",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3050,{"$nulls":3},"The main problem is compatibility, not only because you might want to remove the memory card, but also USB Mass Storage profile requires FAT, as all it does is map requests to the underlying filesystem.\nThe issues with FAT are well documented, and I&#39;m certainly no fan of using it at all - there are ways round the compatibility problems, but would likely make up the bulk of any engineering effort of using something other than FAT.\nThere was a similar proposal on this sites&#39; predecessor, which won very few supporters (too hard, no resource), but I&#39;m more than happy to give it a +1.","2009-12-01T10:32:45","2009-12-01T10:32:45","cowboycoder",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4922,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Proposal for stream-line and clean up system for IDEAs site&#96;","There are many IDEAs which have been clearly identified as business trends and they have become Focus Groups and projects.\n\n\n\n\nIt would be nice to clean the IDEAs site up by making a new area on the Idea site called the following:\n\n\n\n\nIDEAs in Focus Groups (with the sub-folders below)\n\n\n\n\nAccessibility\n\n\n\n\nUI improvements\n\n\n\n\nAlready Symbian Signed\n\n\n\n\nExpired Ideas\n\n\n\n\nSymbian^x\n\n\n\n\nPlatforms\n\n\n\n\netc.\n\n\n\n\nIDEAS THAT HAVE BEEN APPROVED\n\n\n\n\nCLOSED OUT IDEAS\n\n\n\n\nI do NOT want a spam folder, as SPAM IS NOT ACCEPTABLE AND WILL BE REMOVED FROM THIS SITE.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThis could clean up the site and it would also create a folder system to help everyone:\n\n\n\n\nThe moderators, could have a drag and drop system to help organize trend categories for business or technical leaders.\n\n\n\n\nTechnical or Business Ideas Leader would benefit by having a pre-organized file with all the trending of general IDEAs and information collecting/sharing would be streamlined.\n\n\n\n\nThe Symbian Foundation community members would see that their IDEAs are \"moving.\"\n\n\n\n\nThe hope for this IDEA is to make the IDEAs contribution, moderation, trending and assigning leaders more efficient and clean up the site.  Additinally, it shows progress and movement of IDEAs to their appropriate areas of expertise.\n\n\n\n\nMy suggestion is also that these folders be accessible to everyone, as once we clean up this site.  it would be a shame to get redundant IDEAs and have to start all over again.","2010-01-26T17:09:34","2010-01-26T17:09:34","ginau",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,5178,"Mobile applications",null,"Virtual Mobile OS","What about a virtual box in your mobile phone where you can run different types of mobile operating system?","2010-02-04T16:09:29","2010-02-04T16:09:29","pitcha",0,67.07,"Voting and discussion",4,2]
[null,5690,"Symbian Foundation",null,"Symbian Foundation App Store -- let&#39;s expand Horizon","Symbian should have a portal for downloading applications. A powerful one, filled with all kinds of Symbian apps and with a browser. There's Horizon right now and it's OK, but it can't be compared with the likes of Android Market, Apple's App Store or even Ovi Store.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIt should be populated with apps that would run in every Symbian device ever made -- not only in Nokias, as is Ovi Store -- and be simple and quick to browse, download and install. A good grading system is essential, as it is a good search.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nLike the good old days of Handango and other old web-based app stores for mobile devices -- and to celebrate Symbian's openness -- it should accept international credit card instead of restraining potential buyers into geographical restrictions.","2010-02-18T19:29:37","2010-02-18T19:29:36","brenopeck",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,5946,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Connect ideas back to results","One of the big problems with this site is that the idea isn't connected back to the resulting actions and final outcomes. It makes it hard to publicise and readily demonstrate the impact people's ideas are having.\n\n\n\n\nFor example: To find out what ideas have moved through the various stages, you have to click on a rather odd link titled what happens to my idea? Only then can you see what stages the various ideas are at.\n\n\n\n\nThe links to the various stages of ideas should be front and centre of the view all ideas pages. At the top of this page there's already some rudimentary filters for recently updated, recently popular, recent ideas, and top all time. Why not be able to have a filter to display the ideas based on their status (voting and discussion, expert review, being done, done, aborted).\n\n\n\n\nThe second part relates to the individual ideas and connecting them back to actions. For example, ideas which have progressed to the being done and done stages should have a direct link from that idea to the project page on the developer wiki or other resource to show the progress and status of implementation.\n\n\n\n\nSimilarly, when items are achieved, information on how they were done, who was behind it and deployment should be on those same project pages.\n\n\n\n\nFinally, the small table on the right of what happens to my ideas should be front and centre on ideas.symbian. This should be like a counter, clearly demonstrating the impact the participation of users and developers in this space is having on the platform - clear numbers which show real change such as new ideas accepted for implementation this week, ideas completed this week/month/year/all time.\n\n\n\n\nReal information that provides a clear demonstration that the thoughts and feedback they provide isn't just going into a black hole.","2010-02-25T17:30:00","2010-02-25T17:30:00","thewinchester",0,100,"Voting and discussion",9,0]
[null,5947,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Michael,\n\n\n\n\n You're absolutely right, and thank you for the idea. I'm looking at aspects of this at the moment.\n\n\n\n\n A couple of quick points:\n\n\n\nyou can also see ideas at different stages when you view all ideas. There's a box on the right-hand side by which you can view ideas at the various stages. It's not as obvious as it should be\npart of the task in hand is to make visible this information on the site: http://developer.symbian.org/wiki/index.php/Symbian_Ideas/Implementers\nI believe most of the implemented ideas contain a link to where the implementation can be found. Do highlight any where you want information or the link doesn't exist. I'll try to make sure there are no gaps in ideas that have already been closed.\n\n\n\n - Freddie\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-25T17:40:45","2010-02-25T17:41:16","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5948,{"$nulls":3},"Michael, Hi. I am a moderator and think you have valid comments.  Thank you.\n\n\n\n\nI will not repeat what Freddie has stated, but, there are improvements being made to this site and more need to be done and we are aware of it. It is ,however, always nice to hear from users\n\n\n\n\nSome site improvements are implemented relatively quickly and others are more complex and need a little more time.\n\n\n\n\nWe are working on more regular communication between SF, moderators, and site users and this is a great suggestion.  I put this in a note as an IDEA to watch and discuss with mod team.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-25T18:32:18","2010-02-25T18:32:18","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6202,"Mobile applications",null,"IT Networking tools -","Dear All,\n\n\n\n\nI would like have tools which can have ping, telnet, ipconfig, tracert and other basic networking programmes to check the wifi/internet connectivity.\n\n\n\n\nAlso would appreciate if you will give your valuable comments.\n\n\n\n\nThanks,\n\n\n\n\nShinish Sasidharan","2010-03-03T20:28:03","2010-03-03T20:28:03","shinish",0,100,"Voting and discussion",5,0]
[null,6209,{"$nulls":3},"Excellent idea.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI agree.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI would love to see those networking tools included in operating system.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nPlease.","2010-03-04T03:16:23","2010-03-04T03:16:44","352x416",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6212,{"$nulls":3},"Good one - I am still searching one for myself. - you have my vote.","2010-03-04T04:05:58","2010-03-04T04:05:58","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6216,{"$nulls":3},"Where can it be useful? What would you confirm regarding the connection by using these tools? Efficient use of the available phone resources can be an issue.\n\n\n\n\nAlok\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-04T07:47:25","2010-03-04T07:47:25","alokmishra",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7482,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","Foundation to have boot camps, developer training, and stamstiches in North East USA","The Boston, Massachussetts, USA area is one of the world hubs for high-tech and education (yes, there are many great cities, but please just listen, as this could be ANYPLACE, ANYWHERE). \n\n\n\n\nMy proposal is simple....Please get some feedback and interaction going with the high-tech community and universities in Boston.  Have network of friends and people want to help. Symbian Foundation and Nokia have  great market share, however, it would be great to help integrate the Symbian Foundation Ideas and Developers Community into the think tanks of Boston.\n\n\n\n\nThe greatest benefit of this proposed idea is for SF to gain a great resource and for the USA developers to contribute to Symbian Foundation as developers and pioneers in the mobile industry.\n\n\n\n\nThis could attract so many good developers, create new collaborations, generate new ideas and would be beneficial to ALL.","2010-05-12T18:50:39","2010-05-12T18:50:39","ginau",0,84.2,"Voting and discussion",5,1]
[null,7514,{"$nulls":3},"The bootcamps are great for developers, hopefully we can get some voting started :)","2010-05-13T18:53:26","2010-05-13T18:53:25","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7526,{"$nulls":3},"Sounds like fun to me. Let's see it happen.","2010-05-13T19:49:41","2010-05-13T19:57:28","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8562,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Gina.\n\n\n\n\nMake contact with Boston sociocultural hub, cluster, community, network.\n\n\n\n\nAny specific think tanks, NGOs, universities, other organizations in mind?","2010-07-24T04:41:11","2010-07-24T04:41:11","Mesenburg",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7549,{"$nulls":3},"Yes, Sounds perfect :-)","2010-05-14T05:55:22","2010-05-16T02:23:22","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7994,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Squeezable / Stretchable touch qwerty keyboard","My idea is for the touch qwerty keyboard to be squeezable and stretchable to decrease / increase height.  A user might want to see more lines of the message he is typing and less of the keyboard or he might want a larger keyboard for easier typing.  Another UI option could be that if the keyboard is squeezed beyond a certain threshold then you automatically get a third box on top showing content of the message you are replying to.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-06-15T06:58:03","2010-06-15T07:04:00","omer486",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,8506,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Swype","When are yooing to implement the swype input method for touchscreen keyboards?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nYou shoud do it really fast because it gives an awesome WOW-effect. You have to have something like that, and prefferably before apple does it.\n\n\n\n\nSwype is an input method for touchscreen qwerty-keyboards. Instead  of pressing each key individually, you slide your finger over all the  characters you want  (and also over the ones between them) to write a  word.  The method allows you to write faster than any previous methods  -up to 40 words per minute.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSwype\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-07-21T07:46:33","2010-07-22T13:25:40","Nilux",0,100,"Voting and discussion",12,1]
[null,8531,{"$nulls":3},"So your idea is that Symbian should implement the Swype method? \n\n\n\n\nSome people may not know what the Swype method is, so you may want to edit your post and include that in the text :)","2010-07-22T12:31:39","2010-07-22T13:23:03","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8535,{"$nulls":3},"Nokia actually invested in Swype, so we may yet see it (in their devices). For the rest of the Symbian devices an optional app shouldn't be too hard to make.","2010-07-22T15:36:19","2010-07-22T15:36:19","rrss",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10099,{"$nulls":3},"This is currently available. Can we close this idea?","2010-10-11T05:33:49","2010-10-11T05:33:49","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9786,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Default programs - Custom APP","Actually we have option to choose Custom Broser, music player, video player and picture browser.\n\n\n\n\nBut there is not option to choose any installed application for such functions.\n\n\n\n\nI installed few browsers and I cannot change this.\n\n\n\n\nIf we have possibility to choose any app to these specified functions then it will make our live easier and it will be possible to change default internet browser for e.g. Opera Mini.\n\n\n\n\nSo briefly:\n\n\n\n\nAdd option to choose any app to the Default apps menu","2010-10-02T16:57:40","2010-10-14T23:32:43","superfly86",0,100,"Expert review",31,0]
[null,10247,{"$nulls":3},"good one","2010-10-14T18:05:23","2010-10-14T18:05:23","nitrous25",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10055,{"$nulls":3},"have any of you ever used  this non polished function ? It doesn't work in S^1","2010-10-10T15:49:38","2010-10-10T15:49:38","nitrous17",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9978,{"$nulls":3},"waiting for it","2010-10-08T13:00:48","2010-10-08T13:00:48","nitrous15",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2875,"Symbian Foundation","Increase device usage","Market surveillance and report back to internal Functional Leaders about positive and negative feedback","My idea is to increase market surveillance through high thoughput websites and Forums and to ensure that the Marketing Group is providing a summary of good feedback and short comings. This idea is quite simple and fundamental,however,it may be a volatile discussion.I mean to help the SF and point you to some web information which could help improve devices, SF reputation in the court of public opinion, and elucidate the fact that processes may be needed to ensure that certain specifications are part of the core platform/OS, so when a name brand smart device (Nokia, Sony Ericsson, etc) is launched, the bugs or glitches are not &quot;blamed&quot; on the Symbian Operating System. I suggest that someone look through the website blogs (below) as a start,and summarize the comments regarding the Symbian Operating System. Once this is done, provide feedback to the Symbian Foundation (Heads of Major Departments) as to what the public sees good attributes/features and as faults in your products (sold under whatever Brand name). You see, I have been trying to tell you that you are not just an OEM, you are a operating system, which is specifically either loved or hated. I happen to like the Symbian Operating products very much. You are very strong, yet others do not always feature the good attributes like I see and use them. I also would like to help you improve and to reassess some faults, and modernize your core platform. I have provided links below as a starting point, but there seems to be many issues that are in common with the multitude of devices that you are selling under other brand names, and this website, in particular,provides very clear positive feedback, and a few negative themes pop out about the Symbian Operating System Products. Since this website is one of the more traveled sites,it is easiest to just look up &quot;Symbian OS&quot; and you will some common themes.\n\n*Antiquated OS\n*Glitchy\n*Needs touch screen\n*Device &quot;X&quot; launched and recalled due to not have 3G or some other &quot;must have&quot;\n\n\nSymbian foundation is an OEM for larger Smart Device Brands. There may be limitations to the specifications which are requested by a brand name device company, but some specs., must be always incorporated, so you do not get negative press.  A way to do this may be to find a core platform of &quot;must haves&quot; from the website provided or other sources, and have those as your own internal specification, and add them into costing of the device. That way, when a device is launched, it meets YOUR specifications and this should prevent the glitches/antiquated OS/No 3G etc factors. If the isues are met head on, than the public will not be frustrated and the websites will be giving you free and positive press!\n\nI hope that this exercise improves market understanding and that Symbian Foundation has the information to respond appropropiately to the court of public opinion.\n\nALL FEEDBACK SYMBIAN OS\nhttp://www.phonedog.com/tags/symbian+os.aspx\n\nNEWS OF ONE OF YOUR PURCHASING COMPANIES\nhttp://www.phonedog.com/cell-phone-research/blog/sony-ericsson-closing-five-offices-terminating-2-000-employees-globally.aspx\n\nPOSITIVE SYMBIAN NEWS\nhttp://www.phonedog.com/cell-phone-research/blog/symbian-gets-app-store.aspx\n","2009-11-24T14:53:37","2010-03-25T21:12:35","ginau",0,0,"Closed",1,0]
[null,2879,{"$nulls":3},"Just to clarify Gina.  Symbian is not an OEM.  The Symbian Foundation provides a royalty free software platform for OEMs to use.\n\nForcing OEMs to include 3G would be a mistake - 3G has typically been omitted from devices primarily targeted at markets where there is no 3G network, or the local government has banned the sale of other 3G technologies than their own (i.e. China).\n\n&quot;Glitches&quot; are down to the commercial considerations of an OEM.  A complex software product will always have some bugs - it&#39;s just a case of how much is invested in removing them before a product launch and how much delaying the launch will cost in lost sales.  Some products make this decision better than others - it is generally a product by product decision and the Symbian Foundation doesn&#39;t have the right, nor the testing resource to ensure quality of OEM products.  We can of course do our best to ensure that the core platform release is as bug-free as possible.\n\nThe antiquated OS issue is just ignorance.  The UI is looking a bit dated in recent devices but that has nothing to do with the underlying OS, which is a lot newer than the Linux/Unix/BSD technology powering most competing products.\n\n","2009-11-24T15:24:41","2009-11-24T17:52:51","markw",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6459,"Mobile functionality",null,"Profiles - time limit of for instance qiuet mode","If you click on Menu, Options, Personal, Profiles, and change to meeting for exemple you can choose it for a time limit but not while pressing the on-off button unfortunately. Stefan","2010-03-13T09:44:41","2010-03-17T13:52:07","stefanlind",0,0,"Closed",1,0]
[null,6555,{"$nulls":3},"Thank you for posting your idea.  A similar idea already exists could you please post a refinement of your idea here http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=2133&amp;foolIE6=1#comment_2139 this is to ensure cleanliness of the site. \n\n\n\n\nYour idea will be closed in 2 days","2010-03-15T12:13:45","2010-03-15T17:40:16","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8251,"Mobile applications",null,"Calender","It'd be really helpful if calender could pickup birthday or anniversary dates from Contact details.","2010-07-09T21:50:39","2010-08-02T09:11:56","joshMax",0,0,"Closed",1,0]
[null,8309,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Vibhav, \n\n\n\n\nThis idea has already been suggested http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=7887 ","2010-07-12T09:33:08","2010-07-12T09:33:08","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8763,"Mobile applications",null,"MOBILE CALL RECORDER!","a mobile call recorder, what an idea, if someone calls you, or you call someone, the conversation in between you 2 can be saved directly to the mobile's recorded voices folder!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nthis app can help in a lot of real life stuff, like trying to prove something that someone had told ya, or to disprove that you told someone something, and it helps in reviewing a fight that went on phone so that you can change your mind about the other person's point of view, and a lot of other things that may come to mind, plus, let us face it, it is just great to have all the conversations you have done on your mobile phone, for lots and lots of good reasons, and maybe some few bad reasons too, but hey, it is still so worth it!","2010-08-11T02:08:30","2010-08-11T17:47:51","X",0,0,"Closed",0,0]
[null,6204,"Symbian Foundation","Increase device usage","Emergency Exit- Safety","Dear friends,\n\n\n\n\nI would like to have a device on every building, airport, etc. This device will be on entry point. On touching the mobile on that device 3d map of building will be loaded to his mobile phone. In case of emergency like fire. a user can press emergency button. On pressing this it will automatically show you the nearest possible exits based on receivers signals available in building for better accuracy of user location than GPS . This also shows temparature increase, smoke details, most affected area etc.\n\n\n\n\nPlease post comments.\n\n\n\n\nRegards,\n\n\n\n\nShinish Sasidharan","2010-03-03T20:54:11","2010-10-13T14:03:15","shinish",0,81.73,"Closed",29,1]
[null,6211,{"$nulls":3},"Shinish Sasidharan- Great one, I like your Idea - But It need some refinement and also arises some Questions. \n\n\n\n\n1- Who is going to develop the Maps for Airport or any public places.\n\n\n\n\n2- We cannot use GPS accurately in side Buildings.","2010-03-04T04:04:22","2010-03-04T18:26:32","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6220,{"$nulls":3},"Hi,\n\n\n\n\nActually its a topics to discuss. because the first hardware should be installed in the building. this hardware will be connected to the central server having map of building. When a person enter the building, he will sync his identity with the a new device (yet to be invented ). This device will carry the  persons identity to the central server. Now once he entered room, a new radio receiver start sending shortwaves to mobile. the best signal means nearest to the reciver in that room. and based on the signals from this devices the central server will send back the user the map of the building, directions for safe exit, if its a plane for example will show the nearest door to exit.\n\n\n\n\nFor this GPS cannot be used as accuracy is not there and Satellite signals may not be available inside Building.\n\n\n\n\nLife saving should not be a Death machine.\n\n\n\n\nRegards,\n\n\n\n\nShinish Sasidharan.","2010-03-04T11:07:18","2010-03-04T15:33:19","shinish",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6222,{"$nulls":3},"I like the basic idea, but I don't think you'd need to \"touch\" anything - it could be a Bluetooth or WLAN service, for example.\n\n\n\n\nI don't think it needs to be just about emergency exits - think what it's like trying to find something specific in a large hospital, or even a shopping mall.  Most of those places publish some sort of map, so perhaps this turns into a problem of connecting the picture (saved from a web site?) to you as you walk around in the building. GPS is one way, but if the diagram isn't exact then you'd need to calculate adjustments to position the dot on the map. Maybe there are other sorts of \"beacon\" that could be used.\n\n\n\n\nI can imagine a system where someone uses the app in \"training\" mode, to collect the \"beacon\" information for known points on the map, and then uploads that to the website. Users would get the map picture and the known points, then the app would  do the triangulation to show them where they are on the map. You'd use the accelerometers etc so that the app works out which way you are facing.","2010-03-04T11:30:27","2010-03-04T11:30:27","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6241,{"$nulls":3},"Hello everyone,\n\n\n\n\nI like the IDEA in concept, and I do not want to be a \"party pooper\", but I want to be pragmatic regarding airports specifically.  Homeland Security will not allow this.  Our airports in the USA have had too many terrorist events, attempts, and the layout of an airport is not public information due to the various security breaches, people going down the wrong corridor and having to delay all flights for hours, etc.......We (the USA) are afraid to do anything like this in an airport and for good reason....This potential tool, could be a terrorists' map to escape an event.......Just stating one countries position, but it is valid.....\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThis may be better suited for less controversial buildings which have already published maps and which case they are showing use only the areas which they want to show. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI am in full support of safety and I think that this IDEA may have some usefulness.  I have stated the airport case, however, I will watch and stay open-minded to other usefulness in buildings and see the refinements.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-04T15:18:10","2010-03-04T15:18:10","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9373,{"$nulls":3},"Interesting idea!  Not sure technology is always the solution though.  Well marked exits are generally more suitable for conditions where people are pressed for time / panicked.  Keep in mind that during a panic such as when there is a fire, people are often unable to even operate doors that required them to pull rather than push, let alone navigate 3d mobile phone interfaces. :)  ","2010-09-08T00:41:55","2010-09-08T00:41:55","spark343",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10201,{"$nulls":3},"I voted yes, because I don't know if it is possible and makes sense. But security-things should be voted with yes, so that the developers see them and can think if it is possible and makes sense.\n\n\n\n\nBut I think, in panic, most people do not use their phone to see plans of the building. Or they are to nervous to operate it.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI voted yes to keep this idea in mind, but I personally think, that it is better, to make more emergency exits in Buildings and to make more, bigger and better signs.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-13T12:07:13","2010-10-13T12:07:13","Baumi",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6460,"Mobile functionality",null,"Number of e-mails that are downloaded","Only 30 emails as default and no warning, I would suggest all is default. Stefan","2010-03-13T09:47:28","2010-03-13T09:47:28","stefanlind",0,0,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,8252,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Gaining market share through the Horizon Initiative.","Business to Business social CRM web based context aware mobile application.\n\n\n\n\nI will elaborate on this idea in a separate post in a business strategy category.\n\n\n\n\nNeed to target a geography, industry, and job function to gain initial adoption.\n\n\n\n\nI've yet to become informed on the Horizon plans, but gaining market access by targeting the business community in say the US, 'tech' industry entreprises who are most often first adopters, job function customer support.  \n\n\n\n\nThis is to drive the Horizon initiative -a web based business app store solution.\n\n\n\n\nAllowing customers, suppliers, or partners  to 'help' themselves in the support function in a business where the system offers some type of context aware option in generating relevant info through some sort of prediction or recommender engine to answer a customers problem with a product or a service by creating a proposed solution based on how other customers in similar situations have become satisficed.\n\n\n\n\nPoint a customer in a btob setting to others in the ecosystem that have had similar questions or problems, basically extending your own trust based virtual  organization to include other customers, suppliers, partners.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nGathered thru Gartner Research\n\n\n\n\nWireless service providers, will shape context-aware computing and are likely to influence its adoption and maturation in the next five years.\n\n\n\n\nKnowledge workers can more effectively communicate, coordinate, socialize and create value.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nMobile e-commerce using context to create a higher level of customization.\n\n\n\n\nCollaboration is emerging as an important application area for many organizations that support associates working in many locations. Context will be an important component to reduce the workload for users who must navigate through constantly changing environments.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nEnterprises will be motivated to do this to increase top-line growth by enabling more-targeted sales of goods and services, and to enhance customer intimacy and reducing churn by improving loyalty via providing services exactly when customers need them.\n\n\n\n\nEnterprises will need to be proactive in mining their own data, then federating it with that of context providers that will provide varying levels of synthesis and the ability to project user experience.\n\n\n\n\nApplying context to enhancing business performance has a much different business case than for consumer-facing experiences. Consumer-grade context-aware computing scale (millions of users) and driver (making money on transactions/advertising) are much different from the scale (tens, hundreds or thousands) and motivation (improved collaboration or optimized business processes, such as CRM) when context-aware computing is linked to inward-facing use by enterprises.","2010-07-09T22:21:40","2010-07-13T13:11:45","Mesenburg",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,8255,{"$nulls":3},"There are three aspects when determining the &ldquo;context&rdquo; of a system. These are who a user is with, where the user is, and what resources are nearby\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nHow will privacy been dealt with in the area of context aware computing?\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThe traditional software development approach is challenged once it is applied to new context aware systems. With the focus more on dynamic environments rather than explicit user interaction, modifications must be made to the original approach to cater for this.","2010-07-09T23:00:43","2010-07-09T23:00:43","Mesenburg",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8257,{"$nulls":3},"One Context-aware computing paradigm refers to systems that can sense their physical environment and adapt their behavior accordingly. The motivation is to illustrate how context-aware computing can be integrated into decision support system through advanced technologies of human computer interaction, context awareness and context mining. Firstly, a general framework of context-aware intelligent DSS is described to provide personalized and agile decision making services.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThe core of HCI is the accurate understanding of user intention under a specific context.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nContext can be any information relevant to the interaction between user and applications, including user-relevant context (e.g., identity, activity, preference, emotion), environment-relevant context (e.g., temperature, climate, time, location), and device-relevant context (e.g., type, resolution, screen size, memory, connection speed). Alternatively, in [11] context is classified into four categories: physical context, computing context, user context and time context.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nA context-aware decision support system utilizes contextual information in the problem solving task to provide personalized service and eliminate the explicit interaction between human and computer.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\nRecommendation systems are widely used in a variety of domains, such as tourist guild, multimedia e-service, e-shopping, and e-learning, to provide personal service according to users location, preference and surrounding environment. Through modeling and reasoning of domain, task and user, the system is able to adapt the interface to a special user, give feedback about the user's knowledge, and predict user's future behavior.\n\n\n\n\n\nPreference is another crucial component of context, and usually learned from the personal resources including the profile, history and context of users.\n\n\nAlong with the advanced human computer interaction technologies, the remarkable progress of many new input and output devices leads to novel ways of interaction, such as gesture, speech, haptics, eye blinks, gaze and motion. How to discover the patterns from the combination of multimodal data is worthy of further investigation.\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-07-09T23:35:49","2010-07-09T23:35:49","Mesenburg",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8311,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Chris, \n\n\n\n\nThat is a lot of text :) could you possibly write your idea in one or two lines to sum up the above? ","2010-07-12T09:37:09","2010-07-12T09:37:09","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8508,"Mobile functionality",null,"A Clock-Mode For Symbian phones!","K im thinking of having a clock-mode for all symbian smartphones. Here, you can just switch to the Clock mode where the phone would NOT use ANY colors or so. Just black background with white digital clock on screen. Other functions on the phone would be turned off completely. However, there should be an option to receive/make calls with one button. This would use VERY LOW power and VERY LOW brightness, lower than the lowest possible brightness on the phone but  bright enough to be visible in complete dark. The physical camera key should be used to turn on the light to see time at night and it would turn off automatically in about 5 seconds. All this should be customizable. An yes, ALL other things would be turned off in the phone. Including any kind of connectivity (except calling - I should be able to turn this option on/off from settings) or background activities. It should be JUST the clock and NOTHING else. This would REALLY save the battery life and help use the phone instead of our clock for seeing the time and setting an alarm.","2010-07-21T08:15:15","2010-10-14T10:22:21","Skillet",0,100,"Expert review",37,0]
[null,10052,{"$nulls":3},"Like it.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-10T14:21:51","2010-10-10T14:21:51","NBinker",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10236,{"$nulls":3},"There are many ideas like this, that have min. 30 votes but are still not in \"expert view\". Before they vanish tomorrow when the system is changed, I bring them back to top, hoping, that they will get \"expert-view\"-status in time, before they vanish.","2010-10-14T10:13:24","2010-10-14T10:13:24","Tim.Linde",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9276,"Mobile functionality",null,"Mobile browser","Now most of the devices have touch screen and while browsing a large web page on mobile we need to scroll by our finger, but now motion sensor also, so it will be great if the web page can scroll up -down and left-right but just slitely rotate our phone. just the same as we do in car racing games.","2010-09-02T07:01:07","2010-09-02T07:01:07","kkrish",0,100,"Voting and discussion",4,0]
[null,9281,{"$nulls":3},"There are a few products which have tried is, but for various reason (usually te design of websites and the browser) this doesn't always work so well. Check out Rock-N-Scroll from Keynik (sp?) as they did this. I also believe that Samsung did this on the Symbian model before the Omnina.","2010-09-02T14:47:46","2010-09-02T14:47:46","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10300,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","some changes in the upcoming platforms","Integrate the tools like office tools without paid upgrade,antivirus,and make these tools are integrate into web browser as plug-ins so that any user can view and edit any document,pdf files from the browser itself and  can save the files on the external memory.And in the web browser implement some changes like \"private browsing\", and alerts the user when he about to visiting a harmful website through the antivirus monitoring.Allow the installed application to port a shortcut on the Home screen and put a shortcuts toolbar on the home screen which contains all the apllication's shortcuts in it and it displays the shortcuts in the list.\n\n\n\n\nMake auto cleaning of all data  when user wants to exit the browser such that the browser prompts \"Clean all privacy data \" after clicking the exit  and the browser exits after cleaning the browsed data.this is all only if the user wants,if the user clicks no then the browser exits without cleaning.","2010-10-16T07:14:51","2010-10-16T07:14:51","kish17",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,10556,"Mobile applications",null,"Multi operating system emulator on symbian devices","It'd be nice if symbian has emulators for all operating systems like playstation, windows, dos, linux, etc. If its done! then there will not be any constaints for number of applications, documents, games, and a lot others... Just every thing is in your pocket ('on go' as well)!","2010-11-16T22:08:52","2010-11-16T22:08:52","pnperl",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,829,"Symbian Foundation","Make development easier","Better uid management","When allocating a uid range from symbiansigned.com , it&apos;s later impossible to perform any action on them, like delete an entry, or edit the description, etc. This can be useful while on dev stage, in case you make some mistake (use cases: not allocating enough uids, adding more description to the entry, reassigning uids to other internal project, deleting uids entry for an abandoned internal project, etc)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nNOTE: by \"deleting\" I mean marking them as such, even if they&apos;re still associated with the company (to avoid clashes in case of uid reuse for instance)","2009-06-01T11:12:13","2009-10-12T14:10:37","david.caabeiro",0,100,"Voting and discussion",8,0]
[null,7938,{"$nulls":3},"Old, but worth voting on by the community.","2010-06-10T01:49:54","2010-06-10T01:49:54","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1566,{"$nulls":3},"This can now be closed. We implemented a note function for UIDs associated with an account. It is not particularly elegant at the moment but will be updated over time.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-08-17T15:56:59","2009-08-19T00:01:14","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,839,{"$nulls":3},"Well, I havent been involved in the UID allocations/reserving on Symbiansigned.com, hence dont know how its working at the moment. But I sure would expect a little flexibility with atleast editing as this would only help in a more efficient usage of the UID. Correct me if I am looking from the wrong prespective.","2009-06-02T10:29:18","2009-06-02T10:29:18","NeilBhasme",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,842,{"$nulls":3},"We are implementing a change in June/July to allow the description to be edited which will help. Deleting is a bit more tricky since it requires changes to the way our DB works so I will add it to the queue but it is unlikely to happen in the short term.","2009-06-02T11:16:04","2009-06-03T09:00:12","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},4,0]
[null,2109,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Leaderboard should encourage people to comment, as well as to create ideas","The current Leaderboard on this site looks like it only gives credit (and therefore only encourages) the creation of ideas.\n\nIt would be good if people were also encouraged to:\na.) vote on other people&#39;s ideas\nb.) make comments on other people&#39;s ideas\nc.) receive positive votes from other people for the comments they make.\n\nIdeally c.) should get a higher weighting.  This will encouage people to make insightful and vote-worthy comments.\n\nAfter all, ideas typically need to receive good feedback, before they can reach their real potential.  The site should encourage that kind of feedback.\n\nImplementation note: I believe that it&#39;s within the design of Spigit to calculate this kind of &quot;user reputation&quot;.","2009-10-29T18:39:48","2010-10-15T11:59:15","dw2",0,100,"Expert review",30,0]
[null,2122,{"$nulls":3},"Absolutely David - leaderboard should be for quality not quantity.","2009-10-29T20:33:59","2009-10-29T20:33:59","timh",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2145,{"$nulls":3},"Indeed. It could be argued that feedback is a *more* important part of the open-source philosophy than contribution itself. This applies for ideas just as much for code.","2009-10-30T10:53:25","2009-10-30T10:53:24","brendand",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,8128,{"$nulls":3},"Agreed and think this is happening.  How can we improve it?","2010-06-28T17:19:53","2010-06-28T17:19:53","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8690,{"$nulls":3},"Great Idea.....bringing it back to front for community....","2010-08-04T20:58:41","2010-08-04T20:58:41","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8696,{"$nulls":3},"Good one - Voted! ","2010-08-05T04:50:56","2010-08-05T04:50:56","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5693,"Symbian Foundation","Improve the running of Symbian","A Supercharged PC-Suite  or  An Advanced Symbian Device Manager","I want a pc application that could act as a powerful symbian device manager for ALL S60V3 and S60v5 devices.\nYou can also consider it as a supercharged pc-suite.\nWhat i want this pc app to do is--\n\n:Diagnose and troubleshoot device errors and issues,both through online help and inbuilt database,\n\n:Perform all firmware updates,\n\n:Manage phone apps and installations,\n\n:Keep previous firmwares stored on pc that could be reloaded on phone if required,\n\n:Keep backup of licences for right protected files used in phones,\n\n:Keep backup of phone memory,memory card,\n\nand\n\n:Keep deleted apps on pc to recover if needed,in above pointed app manager.\n\nThis will be a great utility for symbian users if brought to reality.","2010-02-18T20:48:21","2010-10-14T17:44:31","piyush_veere",0,100,"Expert review",30,0]
[null,5942,{"$nulls":3},"I love this idea if I'm reading it correctly - a true, multi-handset, multi-OS device 'manager'.\n\n\n\n\nInstead of each device maker having to write a software client from the ground up, a base application providing full cross platform support (I smell a potential Qt app here) that allows anyone, regardless of the flavour of their operating system to both use the phone as well as performing management and maintenance tasks.\n\n\n\n\nA plug-in based architecture would enable:\n\n\n\nease of syncing with all manner of PIM applications for contacts and calendar management, \nenable device makers to develop drop-in plugins for performing activities on custom handset installed software (eg: loading maps to ovi)\n\n\n\nThis would be a boon for both users, as they could pretty much have a full suite of services from the desktop of their choice from the day of purchase, and for manufacturers as they no longer need to reinvent the wheel with each new device or service.","2010-02-25T16:49:15","2010-03-01T20:54:23","thewinchester",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5694,{"$nulls":3},"in simple words a symbian s60v3 and s60v5 emulator for windows and mac personal computers.","2010-02-18T20:50:28","2010-02-18T20:50:28","piyush_veere",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5696,{"$nulls":3},"For applications or firwares?","2010-02-18T21:04:05","2010-02-18T21:31:07","Yaden",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5698,{"$nulls":3},"Ignoring the fact that it still needs performance tuning and certain features don't quite work properly yet; that it only runs images that are built specifically for it, and that we only have the ability to build and run Symbian^2 and Symbian^3 images so far (although those should be backwards compatible with S60v3 and S60v5 software), this already exists as Syborg (a baseport) and QEMU (an ARM architecture system emulator).\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nMore information is available on the Wiki, and I wrote a post for the Symbian Blog a while ago regarding this. There's also a (now closed) Idea related to this.","2010-02-18T22:02:52","2010-02-19T12:07:49","vmlemon",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5721,{"$nulls":3},"friends i&#39;m really really NOT A DEVELOPER.I&#39;m posting my views here just as a greedy customer or user of symbian.\nI might be wrong at some places,please correct me.\nI&#39;m just an excited kid who wants everything in his phone.\nAnd talking about this idea,i&#39;m dreaming of an easy app,that is an app running on pc but not only for wise developers to use,it should be an app that can be used by simple users in easy steps to do things like signing apps,keeping backups,keeping previous firmwares,etc.\nFew months back i visited the sony ericsson website and opened the phone specs page,there i got a presentation in flash that worked as we work with our phones in reality.though there,only few functions worked on that presentation,if my dream app comes to reality wont it be great testing a new mobile phone on manufacturer&#39;s website through this dream app?a user who&#39;ll desire to buy a new phone can go to manufacturers website and see,test,play with the virtual model of device and know how it will do as he buys it.\nI think it&#39;ll be very useful.\nNow all being said,i&#39;m still finding a grad college for me and not a coder.hope i become a successful one some day.wish me good luck and support this idea readers.","2010-02-19T08:18:04","2010-02-19T08:18:04","piyush_veere",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5991,{"$nulls":3},"Piyush, you have some good IDEAs.  Do not worry so much about spelling and such....Sometimes vision is just as good as fine-tuned perfect technical specifications, and it all plays out in the thread.  Like this seems to be doing.  i support....","2010-02-27T01:33:07","2010-02-27T01:33:07","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5736,{"$nulls":3},"Why not Linux?","2010-02-19T10:40:49","2010-02-19T10:40:49","cowboycoder",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9842,{"$nulls":3},"thanks sir smith, i am tryin to gain some more votes and lets hope something works out.\n\n\n\n\n:)","2010-10-06T16:14:56","2010-10-06T16:14:56","piyush_veere",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6262,{"$nulls":3},"hey GU-Smith,fakhr-e n others,\nWhat kind of discussion do you think we need here,\nfor this app to get serious consideration from SF?i donno where to start!ok lets try...\nFirstly,\nWhat seems to be a problem is when it comes to &quot;keeping previous firmwares&quot;saved on pc.\nAs phone manufacturers put in a lot of effort improving the functioning of device through firmware updates,a question might arise that what would a user do with old firmwares(as generally old firmwares have less security towards hacks),i fear that manufacturers&#39;ll show no interest in letting this dream-pc-suite keep old firmwares saved on pc.\nSo do u think this &quot;previous firmware&quot; thing isn&#39;t a success,practically?\nOr can this part of my idea work out anyhow?","2010-03-04T19:45:59","2010-03-04T19:45:59","piyush_veere",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5754,{"$nulls":3},"friends i edited my idea and eliminated the emulator part,that was going too much towards a developer&#39;s issue.\nNow this idea is purely what a eager customer of symbian wants and what a pc-suite should become.\nFew of my wanted features are already in pc-suite but it still lacks that supercharged factor.\nHope now i get some good support over this one.","2010-02-19T17:52:51","2010-02-19T17:52:51","piyush_veere",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5755,{"$nulls":3},"and sorry for few character mishaps in my typing,that is the grammatical errors.i&#39;ll correct them later.","2010-02-19T17:56:29","2010-02-19T17:56:29","piyush_veere",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9860,{"$nulls":3},"Great ! I'm supporting you !","2010-10-07T10:26:42","2010-10-07T10:26:42","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6066,{"$nulls":3},"Good Suggestion - This will he Helpful to all Symbian Power user! ","2010-03-01T05:25:32","2010-03-01T05:25:32","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7102,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Piyush,\n\n\n\n\nTypically, the community votes on these and a good way to get support is to use Twitter, @SymbianIdeas or to friend people on the Symbian Ideas  Site who you see have similar IDEAs as you and the discussion and voting with ensure.\n\n\n\n\nYou have good IDEAs, now you need to perhaps network with via the SF mail or recruit some friends who have the interest and technical background or vision that you have.\n\n\n\n\nYour IDEAs show vision and are very well stated. The following takes a little time.....Cheers!","2010-04-16T16:56:20","2010-04-16T16:56:19","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6128,{"$nulls":3},"thanx for support friends.\nI hope this dream app gets serious consideration.\n:)","2010-03-01T20:57:33","2010-03-01T20:57:33","piyush_veere",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6717,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Display/ Play multimedia files by directory","There should be a provision to show and play the multimedia files by directory. With the increasing storage space, we need a better equipped multimedia player where I can choose the folder the play and it can continue.","2010-03-23T08:45:09","2010-03-23T08:45:09","2kiran.ns",0,100,"Voting and discussion",5,0]
[null,6736,{"$nulls":3},"Kiran N S - I think you Idea is same as Lek Tor idea -  http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=6678 ","2010-03-23T18:03:02","2010-03-23T18:03:02","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8253,"Mobile applications",null,"Adopt a Firefox-like Plug-in/Add-on Architecture for All Native Apps","I believe Symbian should adopt an architecture for all native applications that promotes the development of plug-ins and add-ons much like Mozilla's Firefox browser.\n\n\n\n\nEdit: I'm sure this has already been proposed for browsers on Symbian and my example below is almost identical to the \"Music Player as a Plug-in-Like Platform\" idea submitted by Antoine RJ Wright on 08/18/2009. My idea just widens the net.\n\n\n\n\nI don't like having a dozen different applications that all play music. Why should we waste space on our mobile devices, clutter our app lists, disrupt the consistency of the UI/UX/themes installed, and be forced to use potentially buggy, less optimized music players to duplicate the functionality of the native (presumably stable and optimized) audio player already installed? We install all those extra music-playing apps because the music they play comes from different sources and services (like Pandora, Last.fm, Spotify, AM/FM/HD/Satellite radio, podcasts, user-recorded audio, etc.). If the native application allowed developers to integrate their sources and services into it, users could install a simple plug-in or add-on. Meanwhile, Symbian could concentrate on optimizing and streamlining the native audio player. A global equalizer and other settings could apply to all audio. Or settings could be customized to the source.\n\n\n\n\nThe telephony app could integrate Google Voice, Skype, Qik, and other VOIP/SIP services. A native video player would benefit in similar ways to the audio player with the integration of YouTube, Hulu, Sling, TiVo, Netflix etc. Ovi maps could have layers with Yelp or Zagat reviews. A native finance app could integrate mobile payments and stock-watching with services from Mint and Wesabe and brokerages like E-trade and Scottrade. A generic remote control app could have add-ons that control everything in your house. The possibilities are endless!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-07-09T22:36:56","2010-07-09T22:36:56","hbpalmer",0,100,"Voting and discussion",3,0]
[null,8509,"Mobile functionality",null,"Bring Symbian client for Wayfinder navigation system under SF","Right now one area that is becoming increasingly important, but still somewhat lacking in the SF codebase is map-based navigation (both car and pedestrian).\n\n\n\n\nOne opportunity for Symbian to complete its offering would be to integrate the recently open-sourced Wayfinder navigation software (http://oss.wayfinder.com/), which contains a fully-featured navigation and routing product for Symbian, into the platform as a \"nav\" package. Perhaps some of the Wayfinder people who now work for Vodafone could even be won as package owners for this?\n\n\n\n\nThis would allow Symbian licensees to get a \"default\" navigation solution that they can include in their products free of charge, thus giving them an alternative to Google and Nokia (depending on the type of map data they license - as part of the open-sourcing process, efforts are being made to  let Wayfinder work on Open Street Map data).\n\n\n\n\nThis is a bit more complex than it seems at first, because the full functionality also depends on server-side infrastructure, however using client-side maps is also possible, as all the routing can also take place on the device (so quite a lot of interesting enabling code for Location Based Apps could find its way into the platform).\n\n\n\n\nA nice side-effect would be the continued survival of the Wayfinder Access navigation product for the blind and visually impaired, which currently offers the best solution for accessible navigation on Symbian (and is currently just one of two mobile-phone based navigation systems for the blind).","2010-07-21T09:49:32","2010-07-21T09:49:31","mgroeber",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,2110,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Finishing off required for ideas portal","Few little things need to be fixed methinks. 1) Account creation asks for a nickname, but real name is used on posts, which some may not be comfortable with. 2) Notifications come from webmaster@spigit.com, the platform vendor. This looks a config option that should be changed to something like do-not-reply@ideas.symbian.org","2009-10-29T19:33:18","2010-06-28T17:16:49","SymsourceTim",0,100,"Closed",4,0]
[null,2149,{"$nulls":3},"Hi,\n\n (1) I&#39;ve asked the platform vendor to address this \n (2) The config option comes from donotreply@symbian.org - but it seems there&#39;s a bug which means that this is ignored and emails are being sent from spigit.com. I&#39;ve rasied this as a bug.\n\n - Freddie","2009-10-30T11:35:45","2009-10-30T11:35:45","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,3134,"Mobile applications",null,"Web Browser","I would like the S60 default web browser to have an &quot;Open in New Tab&quot; option which will make browsing between pages more easier","2009-12-03T10:36:06","2010-09-12T03:41:27","vyomashar",0,99.22,"Expert review",32,1]
[null,3150,{"$nulls":3},"this is huge and absolutely necessary.\n\n1. New blank tab option.\n2. Hold your finger over a link for 2 seconds to get a few options: Open in new tab, save as bookmark, send link.","2009-12-03T19:03:49","2009-12-03T19:03:48","mikemacias",{"$nulls":3},4,0]
[null,10433,{"$nulls":3},"A browser that shows internet pages ad in the iphone","2010-11-04T15:04:24","2010-11-04T15:04:24","mdfrancescodiana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9432,{"$nulls":3},"agree","2010-09-12T00:27:42","2010-09-12T00:27:42","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9434,{"$nulls":3},"GOING TO NEW STAGE !","2010-09-12T03:50:04","2010-09-12T03:50:03","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9457,{"$nulls":3},"Hi,\n\n\n\n\nI use Opera.\n\n\n\n\nRegards\n\n\n\n\nZiteng Chen\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-09-14T12:57:18","2010-09-14T12:57:18","chenziteng",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3902,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Pattern Locking For Touch Screen Devices"," \n\n\n\n\nHope all understand what i am expressing about touch devices dont have that good locking system than the default lock code thing.Pattern unlocking is a process of unlocking your device through patterns.This will be more joyfull to the users too.","2009-12-25T12:55:25","2009-12-25T12:56:59","apache",0,85.09,"Voting and discussion",29,3]
[null,8217,{"$nulls":3},"I don't want Symbian to copy everything from Android! I like hardware unlocking. I have Android phone and I don't even use that pattern unlock because it takes more time to unlock. And it's not even very safe because the pattern can be seen by outsiders on your screen from grease marks.","2010-07-08T08:58:28","2010-07-08T08:58:28","mikaels",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3917,{"$nulls":3},"Love this siraj ure incredible","2009-12-25T14:38:56","2009-12-25T14:38:56","neonoafs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3919,{"$nulls":3},"I like my iris, print scan, but your IDEA is simpler and I love it.....Thanks for the image, as it makes it clear......","2009-12-25T14:49:53","2009-12-25T14:51:48","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3922,{"$nulls":3},"I have tried that on Android. It's just fun to imagine but not really joyful in real world.  When in a hurry, it's annoying to look at the screen first then perform steps just to unlock my device. When I have a quick idea to write in notes, that process just disturbs my short term memory. That's my enemy when changing sound track and sound settings from time to time. Nothing beats a simple hardware switch to lock and unlock.\n\n\n\n\nAn email log-in needs a password because EVERYBODY can enter or try to guess my account. But my phone is not accessible to everybody so I care less about passwords.  It's just like my wallet. It would be annoying if i have to enter password just to open it.","2009-12-25T15:30:37","2009-12-25T16:44:58","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8175,{"$nulls":3},"Do you know any websites where i can download\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nPattern Locking For Touch Screen Devices.","2010-07-05T20:09:42","2010-07-05T20:09:42","SRK29",{"$nulls":3},0,1]
[null,5182,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Symbian-based Mpeg2 video player? For playback of digital TV recordings made with settop box onto microsd via USB","I'd like to watch, from microSD card, UK digital TV recordings (made with Grundig GDB20USB3 DVB-T Freeview USB set top box recorder) on my Nokia N95/N82 phones. On standard definition Freeview DVB-T Digital Video Broadcasting Terrestrial, these recordings are in Mpeg2 format.\n\n\nIs there an application available to do this, or a MPEG2 (two) video playback library for Symbian that I could use to write my own application?\n\n\nNOTE I do NOT want to involve/use a Desktop/Notebook PC/Mac/Linux based solution to do any sort of conversion to make it playable on the phone.\n\n\nI want the maximum convenience of being able to take the recording (made via USB reader) made onto a microSD card by the Grundig GDB20USB3 DVB-T Freeview USB settop box TV recorder and take this microSD card and put it directly into the mobile phone, without any intermediate conversion.\n\n\nI want a completely non-PC centric solution, to avoid the many associated inconveniences that include of the tedious boot-up ceremony, having to load an application and wait for it to do the conversion. I simply don't want to spend the time this to be able enjoy my media on any (potentially) capable device I choose, anywhere.\n\n\nAlready tried this question in the following forums, without satisfaction:\n\n\nhttp://superuser.com/questions/91637/symbian-based-mpeg2-video-dvd-vob-digital-tv-recordings-player-closed\n\n\nhttp://forum.corecodec.com/viewtopic.php?f=20&amp;t=2839\n\n\nhttp://www.allaboutsymbian.com/forum/showthread.php?t=81763\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-04T16:18:53","2010-02-05T16:13:28","arjaydavis",0,95.12,"Voting and discussion",10,1]
[null,5458,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Rob,\n\n\n\n\nYour idea is interesting, but it needs refining.  The key issue to resolve is to decide whether to take a literal interpretation of your idea, or to think laterally.\n\n\n\n\nI'm assuming the literal approach is to take an MPEG2 recording and play it back on the phone with no intermediate steps apart from moving the SD card.  The main problem here is that MPEG2 isn't a particularly good compression format compared with H264 etc - so broadcast standard definition DVB-T ranges from 5 to 32 MBit/s, which is too high for current generations of phones.  Then there is the overhead of adding the transport or program stream demuxer.  And unfortunately for newer generations of phone silicon, even though they can process higher data rates, incurring the area overhead of adding in an MPEG2 decoder is unlikely to be cost effective.\n\n\n\n\nThat being said, I support your idea.  I think it should be possible to share recordings on your STB with your phone.  As the world moves towards IPTV and Network PVRs this will get easier, since these technologies separate the transmission medium from the content - broadcast TV ties them together.\n\n\n\n\nI can think of several solutions in the meantime - is anybody interested in picking these up?\n\n\n\n\n- app that identifies the program based on the TS/PS metadata and queries a mobile service that provides mobile versions for download\n\n\n\n\n- making the set-top box publish to a personalised web account the details of your recordings, so that you can browse that from your phone and stream/download transcoded versions of the content\n\n\n\n\nBut as you can see, it would be much easier to have a slick PC app to manage this for you ;-)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nMartin Webb\n\n\n\n\nTechnology Manager, Symbian","2010-02-11T16:40:50","2010-02-15T17:52:09","mpwebb",{"$nulls":3},3,0]
[null,6462,"Mobile functionality",null,"E-mail functionality","If an e-mail is not sent it is moved to the draft box, why? Better it stays in the outbox so I can see it easier and don't have to move it to resend it. Stefan","2010-03-13T09:53:40","2010-03-13T09:53:40","stefanlind",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,7230,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","10-slider equalizer","It's good that symbian has an equalizer, but it's only with 8 sliders and each slider is set with different frequencies than on standard 10-slider equalizers, like the one on iTunes, Windows Media Player and Nokia Ovi Player..","2010-04-25T04:37:47","2010-04-25T04:37:47","anthonyvila",0,100,"Voting and discussion",11,0]
[null,8758,{"$nulls":3},"Hate to break it to you but looks like there won't be any customization of the equalizers on S^3. Take a look at the N8. It's only got those presets which you can't modify. How sad is it that they've now stooped down to Apple's level in the music department and removed such a great thing.","2010-08-10T22:24:18","2010-08-10T22:24:18","NseriesFreak7",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7584,{"$nulls":3},"There has already been suggestions for equalizer improvement http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=5998 . Idea 5998 has a very long and detailed explanation of the equalizer improvements and how and why we would benefit from them.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nPlease read over this IDEA and let us know if we can close this IDEA. If you have a different IDEA, please clarify your post and help the community understand exactly what you are suggesting.","2010-05-16T04:30:27","2010-05-16T15:10:55","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8510,"Mobile applications",null,"Ovi Maps","Hello,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nMy suggestion is simply to be able to save a route.\n\n\n\n\nFor example, if I was on a beautiful countryside walk and wanted to record my journey, I could turn Ovi Maps on and walk the route then have Ovi Maps show me the route whenever I needed to retrace my steps. Similar to what Sports Tracker did, but in Ovi Maps. For added functionality it would be great to be able to share these \"off the beaten track\" routes with other Ovi Maps users or export this data to be able to transfer it via maps updater to other devices or sync them somehow.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThanks.","2010-07-21T12:20:07","2010-07-21T12:20:07","Arikboo",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,10302,"Mobile applications",null,"data count","an application thats counts the amount of data you are using and can let you know on your home screen at you desired data  counts as to how much you are using or even set a limit to switch data of at you limit to save data chargers","2010-10-16T12:31:21","2010-10-16T12:31:21","insaneman",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,10305,{"$nulls":3},"you could also add a counter to count your min used for calling so you set how many mins you have for the start of your month then after each call it can tell you what you have used and how many you have left for that month","2010-10-16T18:45:31","2010-10-16T18:45:30","insaneman",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10306,{"$nulls":3},"same for sms or mms messages as above","2010-10-16T18:46:59","2010-10-16T18:46:59","insaneman",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3391,"Mobile functionality","Developer stuff","Update user data APIs with support for incremental search","Symbian user data APIs (contacts, calendaring, etc.) where they support search support the traditional case where a user types their complete search term and then performs the search. Increasingly, this isn't the type of search that user interfaces are presenting. Rather they provide incremental search, where results are shown as the user types.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThis use case should be supported explicitly in the APIs for all user data services, rather than forcing users to either bypass the search API altogether or perform expensive redundant searches when it is known that the search will return only a subset of the last search's result set.","2009-12-12T15:19:02","2009-12-12T15:19:02","cdavies",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,4671,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Add Share Button like Twitter to share Ideas with Friends","My Ideas is to Add Share Button near Each Idea , So if any one like can Share the Idea on Twitter, \n\n\nFacebook or any other Social Networking with their Friends - This will not only help Symbian to get more Audience \n\n\nbut the Idea get more Broader view via comment.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-20T13:07:49","2010-05-28T17:16:52","s60betalabs",0,100,"Done!",14,0]
[null,7741,{"$nulls":3},"This is great Idea....Should get votes....","2010-05-28T15:14:35","2010-05-28T15:14:35","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4682,{"$nulls":3},"Support for this. It would also make the Ideas site more consistent with the other Symbian Foundation sites too, given that they possess Share buttons in various locations. ","2010-01-20T13:25:56","2010-01-20T13:25:55","vmlemon",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,7756,{"$nulls":3},"Idea Successfully Done!","2010-05-28T17:15:48","2010-05-28T17:15:47","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4685,{"$nulls":3},"You have my vote","2010-01-20T14:53:03","2010-01-20T14:53:03","ginau",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,4690,{"$nulls":3},"Good idea; possibly use the AddThis.com button since analytics would need to be tied to this feature.","2010-01-20T15:46:38","2010-01-20T15:46:38","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5495,{"$nulls":3},"SF Please Implement this we are losing time....!","2010-02-13T02:51:40","2010-02-13T02:51:40","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4729,{"$nulls":3},"Awesome idea Fakhre :) you have my vote too!","2010-01-21T16:24:06","2010-01-21T16:24:06","Susana",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,7051,{"$nulls":3},"If you don't want to develop this feature, you can use http://www.addthis.com instead :)","2010-04-13T13:03:06","2010-04-13T13:03:06","axisama",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6051,{"$nulls":3},"SF members Pls think of this idea - If Implemented -make idea sharing easy - we can reach mass volume. ","2010-03-01T03:39:49","2010-03-01T03:39:49","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6634,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Fakhre,\n\n\n\n\nIt's not Symbian that isn't implementing it, it's the platform (Spigit) I will be meeting with them next month and shall post the outcome :)","2010-03-18T10:14:43","2010-03-18T10:14:43","Susana",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,6646,{"$nulls":3},"Hope it goes well with spigit, as this should be a great feature and very helpful to the community.","2010-03-18T13:14:01","2010-03-18T13:14:01","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5695,"Mobile functionality",null,"Command shell like CMD in pc os.","My work is system administration, and i often use a cmd in \"run\" in windows or shell in linux. For open source on s-60 this option in standart application menu very need. In example: pinging the site, discovering  lan, and many things about it. This is SMARTphon or not? =)","2010-02-18T20:59:42","2010-02-18T22:39:34","Yaden",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,6719,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Bluetooth File Received NOT in inbox","simple idea,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\njust wish that the file that i received xia bluetooth is not in the inbox of messages.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nwhich has already work in X6. =)","2010-03-23T09:09:04","2010-03-23T09:09:04","skyline100",0,57.57,"Voting and discussion",2,1]
[null,6724,{"$nulls":3},"This is already implemented in the X6 (as you state) and the N86. It would be to Nokia to push it to older devices, but I doubt that it would happen for devices that are already past their support phase.\n\n\n\n\nFor Symbian^3, I believe that this is something that has been addressed. Unfortunately, I cannot offer any alternatives for 3rd party software which might help this on older devices. Its indeed something of a problem with the file transfer implementation that's not seen the simple and needed attention it should have.","2010-03-23T14:05:07","2010-03-23T14:05:07","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8767,"Mobile functionality",null,"Improve sensor settings","You should add more properties for \"Turning control\". I have there \"Silencing calls\", \"Snoozing alarms\" and \"Auto-rotate display\". But it would by better if I can choose which application will auto-rotate. For example: I really hate when menu, or music player auto-rotates, but it's very useful in gallery, or video player. So I ask you to add more settings to next version of symbian. THX","2010-08-11T10:13:57","2010-08-11T10:13:56","vako",0,100,"Voting and discussion",5,0]
[null,2368,"Mobile functionality",null,"Reminder time out","Allow reminders on appointments to have a time out as it keeps on going on and on. ","2009-11-06T10:13:25","2010-08-29T20:49:56","ianm",0,100,"Closed",5,0]
[null,6976,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Accelerometer option to Video-Recording so that the output doesn&#39;t rotate no matter how you tilt the device during recording","No hardware changes.  Everything is simply done through software with the help of accelerometer.  Its job is to normalize the orientation all the time for the final output.\n\n\n\n\nThe effect is that we get steady video even when you unintentionally tilt the device slightly left or right.\n\n\n\n\nIt should be provided as quick option so that you can always toggle  it off incase you want to rotate the output intentionally.\n\n\n\n\nNOTE: This is Not the same as image stabilization.","2010-04-07T08:00:38","2010-10-14T03:42:09","BoyBawang",0,100,"Expert review",34,0]
[null,7019,{"$nulls":3},"I don't know whether its possible or not - but i like your Idea...!","2010-04-10T16:45:33","2010-04-10T16:45:33","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9935,{"$nulls":3},"if it's possible Im for It","2010-10-08T12:04:11","2010-10-08T12:04:11","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10198,{"$nulls":3},"Maybe a good idea.","2010-10-13T11:48:43","2010-10-13T11:48:43","Baumi",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8256,"Mobile applications",null,"Location Aware Mobile Services","Location is one of the most contextual information regarding the recommendation system. Traditional recommendation systems mostly utilize user profles for analysis, but neglect user location and movement. The awareness of mobile user's location is essential to provide quick and necessary information to location-related decision problems. Location is considered as a crucial factor in service recommendation, such as restaurant selection, tourist guidance.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nRecommendation systems are widely used in a variety of domains, such as tourist guild, multimedia e-service, e-shopping, and e-learning, to provide personal service according to users location, preference and surrounding environment. Through modeling and reasoning of domain, task and user, the system is able to adapt the interface to a special user, give feedback about the user's knowledge, and predict user's future behavior.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-07-09T23:35:17","2010-07-12T09:40:24","Mesenburg",0,0,"Closed",0,0]
[null,8258,{"$nulls":3},"MobileSOA Framework for Context-Aware Mobile Applications  - further research forthcoming.\n\n\n\n\nA mobile service delivery system should be able to detect relevant events that occur such as change of location, availability of last minute specials, sales opportunities and safety issues then reactively take action in response to these events.","2010-07-09T23:59:42","2010-07-09T23:59:42","Mesenburg",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8270,{"$nulls":3},"Ontology Evolution, Matching, Merging, Translation, Versioning, Association\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nNeed ontology description logics algorithm\n\n\n\n\n\n\nGoal and Action Algorithm elicitation of service\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nCollaborative filtering, together with association rules mining are probably the\n\n\n\n\nmost widely used methods to implement recommender systems.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nCollaborative filtering recommender systems are the most commonly used\n\n\n\n\nsystems (Burke, 2002). They involve the use of the information provided by other\n\n\n\n\nusers to make suggestions to a particular user.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n Hybrid recommender system based on association rules.\n\n\n\n\nThe initial idea was to combine association rules with an ontology.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nRecommender systems development was driven by e-Commerce but\n\n\n\n\nthere are also other applications for them such as search results and news\n\n\n\n\nportals customization. Various techniques have been used, including the nearest\n\n\n\n\nneighbor algorithm, association rule mining \n\n\nand neural networks.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThe transition to the semantic web is \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nsomething that will take a long time considering the amount of information that is \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\navailable at the moment online and that needs to be transformed so that \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nontologies can be used to classify it.\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nContent-based techniques\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nUtility-based and knowledge-based systems\n\n\n\n\nSupport and confidence can also be used to rank the recommendations\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nTaxonomy used.  Products are classified in classes. Instead of recommending a product, the initial recommendation process will recommend a class of products.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nsimilarity and serendipity.\n\n\n\n\nThere needs to be a diversity in the type of items that the system recommends. Serendipity refers to the user receiving unexpected recommendations.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nIn the deductive approach a given theory is tested, whereas in the inductive approach a new theory is constructed.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nAbductive  methods include action research and constructive research\n\n\n\n\nMethods such as association rules, decision trees or clustering can be\n\n\n\n\nconsidered as ways to compress some of the data.\n\n\n\n\nconstructive induction \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\ntwo phases, one that scans the data and a second one that tries to find the best hypotheses for it. The constructive aspect comes into play by trying to expand the space that is being\n\n\n\n\nanalyzed.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nAssociation rules are not powerful enough to be used in the production of a good performance recommender system?\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nA better recall can be translated as a better coverage\n\n\n\n\nAdapted from Alex Cristache - Auckland University of Technology \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-07-10T13:35:10","2010-07-10T13:35:09","Mesenburg",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8271,{"$nulls":3},"Location based Services - merging positioning and web 2.0\n\n\n\n\nAxel Kupper and Georg Treu Mobile Intelligence John Wiley and Sons\n\n\n\n\nLBSs can be defined as services that create, compile, or filter information based on the current locations of the users or those of other people or mobile objects.\n\n\n\n\nFinder Services which show the user a list of points of interest like a nearby restaurant or shopping opportunity. \n\n\n\n\nNavigation services which show the driver of vehicles with routing instructions.\n\n\n\n\nCell-id technology where the users location is found thru the base stations, or use GPS\n\n\n\n\nGIS (Geographical Information System) than applied.\n\n\n\n\nSocial Networking for LBSs means to share ones' location with other members of a community\n\n\n\n\nBy applying Ajax and mashups in combo with GPS, users can create their own LBSs and offer it to other users maybe for generating revenues or for some other objective in mind.\n\n\n\n\nLBSs use one or more of:\n\n\n\n\nSelf-referencing vs. Cross-Referencing\n\n\n\n\nSingle target vs. multi-target\n\n\n\n\nReactive vs. Proactive\n\n\n\n\nLocation of target vs. targets of location\n\n\n\n\nA supply chain follows the approach of user-centricity, mashups, and social networking\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-07-10T14:11:09","2010-07-10T14:37:09","Mesenburg",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8272,{"$nulls":3},"Recommender systems (RSs) are information filtering and decision support tools provide product and service recommendations personalized to the user&rsquo;s needs and preferences at each particular request.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nElicitation of the user&rsquo;s preferences. Fast and accurate acquisition of user&rsquo;s preferences is still an open research problem. Mobile recommenders can need even more user preferences, e.g., those related to the context, and have not flexible user interfaces for supporting this task. Inferring (implicit) preferences from user&rsquo;s behavior sounds as the most obvious solution, but new interfaces, e.g., based on speech recognition, could provide a more effective channel. Other approaches could be related to the video and imaging capabilities of new devices, such are those that are at the base of augmented reality applications. Using these techniques the user input can be driven by the interaction with the space (.e.g. gestures or pointing) and can overcome some of the limitations of more classical interactions (keyboard).\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nProactive and sensor based recommendations. Most of the RSs wait for a user&rsquo;s request before delivering any recommendation. The query is possibly very simple, as in standard CF systems, e.g., just detect that the user is accessing the system. So minimal input is asked to the user, but none of the reviewed systems is capable to proactively interrupt the user activity with unsolicited but relevant recommendations. There is too much risk to bother the user with irrelevant information that nobody has really tried this approach. Besides, new generation of inexpensive and reliable biometric sensors can make this type of recommendations possible and convenient. This can revolutionize the role of RSs from topic oriented information seeking and decision making tools to information discovery and entertaining companions.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nExplanations of recommendations. This is topic that received very few studies and it is clearly very important for the mobile scenario. Explanation is based on item descriptions and this is problematic with small screens and with the typical &ldquo;noise&rdquo; of mobile environments. New approaches for the explanation of the recommendations are needed. A stricter integration of the recommender with other information services could be an approach, but the core problem of limiting the amount of descriptive information associated to the recommendations is still an open issue.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSecurity and privacy and the user memory. Mobile users will always room from systems to systems and from networks to networks. A mobile user must be open to discover new services and at the same time must be prepared to shade her privacy and security from the potential dangers coming from unknown and hostile programs. Related to the privacy issue is a functionality that we expect to grow considerably in the future, i.e., supporting personal memories; helping the user to remember personal facts and tasks, and helping her to make the best usage of this information.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nPortable recommender systems. This last point refers to the capability to bring and move a RS through different platforms and devices. The user in practice should be able to operate an information services using a variety of devices (his phone, laptop and digital camera) and the activity performed, and the service obtained, with these devices and interfaces should be integrated. The user must be recognized and served appropriately whatever devices is used, and activities performed with one device should be part of the whole service personalization\n\n\n\n\nprocess.\n\n\n\n\nAdapted from Francesco Ricci","2010-07-10T15:16:11","2010-07-10T15:16:10","Mesenburg",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8768,"Symbian Foundation","Increase device usage","Radio broadcast from mobile ","Its Great if mobile transmit radio signal......\n\n\n\n\nit will be helpful in cars and in home\n\n\n\n\nFor Instance i want to play a song in my car i have that song in my mobile if thr will br possiblity to transmit the that song in paticular frequency set the same frequency to car's radio player and we can play the song on car's speakers.....\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-08-11T13:46:43","2010-08-18T17:50:54","prikshit",0,0,"Closed",0,1]
[null,8809,{"$nulls":3},"well you know my friend, this service is already available in most if not all relatively new nokia phones, but i do not know about other brands though, so i think it must come with the device, not with the software!","2010-08-13T20:47:07","2010-08-14T16:19:45","X",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8814,{"$nulls":3},"Couldn't you just buy an accessory for that? I know that there are plenty of devices here in Australia where you plug it in to the power port in your car, select a channel, and plug the audio jack into your phone or iPod, and it transmits it over the radio channel you've chosen.","2010-08-14T12:28:47","2010-08-14T12:28:47","Anraiel",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,321,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Remote Device Access - A common framework","I think Nokia RDA (http://www.forum.nokia.com/Resources_and_Information/Explore/Development_Process_and_User_Experience/Testing/Remote_Device_Access/) is a great tool for developers wishing to test their own applications on real devices (for free!) without having to purchase handset just for this purpose.\n\n\n\n\nIt is available for Nokia phones, only, though. The common framework that I&apos;m thinking of provides an ecosystem that anyone (device manufacturers, network operators, etc.) could use to add their device portfolio to and make a domain available to developers for testing. In addition, some new features could also be added:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\nTaking useful (not only blank) images/video with the camera\nMake use of the accelerator of the test device so that shaking, tilting, etc. could also be tested\nGPS: an alternative for providing positions retrieved from the bulit-in (or external) GPS could be that the developer would provide a data source (e.g. a CSV file) from which positions would be read.\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI&apos;m not saying that this solution should be re-written from scratch, but the existing solution - provided by Digia -could (and should, imho) also be re-used.","2009-04-28T10:54:00","2010-06-03T13:38:13","tote",0,56.75,"Closed",2,1]
[null,2369,"Mobile applications",null,"Augmented reality app","I would like an augmented reality app that displays instructions on how to use an appliance when the camera is pointed at it. ","2009-11-06T10:27:03","2010-06-14T20:15:14","adetaylor",0,60.55,"Closed",3,2]
[null,2375,{"$nulls":3},"-1 OK, AR may be riding a &#39;is there nothing it cannot do&#39; wave right now, but this would be a potential litigious nightmare;\n\n&quot;My phone told me to hold the hot end, and I burned my fingers...&quot;\n\nIf you can&#39;t use common sense on how to use something, then I think it&#39;s best if you leave it well alone! ;-)\n","2009-11-06T11:43:07","2009-11-06T11:43:07","cowboycoder",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2781,{"$nulls":3},"@Andrew Langstaff - i disagree whole-heartedly.  if the appliance can be identified via the camera, then why not pull up the official user's manual?  perhaps the section of the manual pertaining to the part you are focusing on, perhaps selecting the part via the touch screen?\n\n\n\nfor example, i could point my phone at my LG TV, and have it identified as a specific model.  then select [OK] on the screen and move the camera over to the remote control that came with my TV.  when the remote has been identified i press [OK] on the screen and the user's guide for the remote becomes available.  i want to use the 'universal remote' feature of this phone, so on the on-screen image of the remote i press the 'program' button and voila: the user's guide opens to the section pertaining to entering in product codes for the universal remote feature.\n\n\n\npersonally i see this as a fantastic use case.  i think AR will be the standard fare for mobile apps in a few years, like fart apps were on the first gen iPhone.  of course more features are needed than finding user's manuals - and perhaps they all get built into separate apps for ease of entering the market.  but if i can get help with something that i've lost the manual for, and maybe don't know how to phrase it right to search for it, then that is a great thing.","2009-11-19T20:06:33","2009-11-19T20:06:33","bitflung",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2625,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Better folder management in the photo gallery","You can create a folder, but you have to move your photos one by one.\nIt would be better if we could manage our folders from PC Suite/Ovi Suite or if we could select multiple photos clicking the first and the last one on the phone.\n\nThanks","2009-11-16T14:46:14","2010-06-07T16:23:33","cfergo",0,100,"Closed",3,0]
[null,5953,"None of the Above",null,"All-in-One Ovi Suite","Again: I know here is not the exact place for this idea, but since Symbian has deep relations with Nokia I guess my voice can be heard here better than anywhere...\n\n\n Currently we have two softwares, one is named \"Ovi Suite\" and has \"Contacts\", \"Messages\", \"Photos\", \"Music\", \"Maps\" ve \"Updates\" functionality tabs. The other one is \"Ovi Music\" and it has \"My Music\" and \"Ovi Music\" functionality tabs. I noticed some inconsistencies with these while using them and gave them a thought.. So, what if:\n\n 1. Ovi Suite gave the possibility to the user to install/uninstall these functionality  tabs (just like 3rd party plugins?), so everyone could use just what they needed and make Ovi Suite weight lighter\n 2. These seperately installable/uninstallable tabs could also be executed as standalone apps when needed, to avoid loading the whole Ovi Suite everytime a little functionality of it is needed in fact\n 3. A new tab named \"Media\" is introduced, which merges Photos &amp; Music tabs from Ovi Suite and My Music and Ovi Music tabs from Ovi Music and adds playback functionality for local/connected media\n 4. A new tab named \"Store\" is introduced, which is a PC client that allows access &amp; purchase &amp; download &amp; install from Ovi Music and Ovi Store, as long as the device is connected to Ovi Suite\n 5. A new tab named \"Web\" is introduced, which uses QT's WebKit engine and happens to be Ovi Suite's web browser\n 6. \"Messaging\" tab is enchanced, with ability to view/create/edit/manage emails both on PC and mobile device, and even \"Nokia Messaging\" integration and IM/Social abilities are offered\n 7. A new tab named \"Organiser\" is introduced, which is a calendar/tasks/notes etc application\n 8. The ability to share PC's internet connection over USB/BT etc added, as long as the device is connected through Ovi Suite\n\n Ideas 1 to 4 focus on convergence, improving ease of use and reducing inconsistencies. Ideas 5 to 8 focus on keeping the user within the Ovi Suite. Why? To create some \"motivation\" for Nokia to do this. How? Just think, what if...\n\n - \"Nokia Money\" functionality is integrated to Ovi Suite\n - A new tab named \"Money\" is introduced, where users can subscribe andview/manage their \"Nokia Money\" account\n - Users could make purchases from \"Store\" tab with their \"Nokia Money\" account, while they already use their \"Nokia Money\" account for NFC-like applications in real life\n - Ovi Suite analysed the content retrieved over internet and showed revelant ads, just like Google\n - Users could earn bonuses by clicking those ads and even offered special discounts if they purchased the advertised product after clicking the shown advertisement\n\nWhat I see is a win-win situation for everyone involved (especially with Ovi cloud integration for all the functionalities that're supported; that's what I'd call \"Ovi Life Suite\"). So -at the moment- I can't find any reason for why shouldn't Nokia implement these to Ovi Suite. What do you think?","2010-02-25T21:13:20","2010-02-25T21:13:20","GeceBekcisi",0,100,"Voting and discussion",14,0]
[null,5962,{"$nulls":3},"As Symbian, we don't have any control or significant influence over Nokia's Ovi service. Let's hope someone from Nokia sees your feedback and responds.","2010-02-26T10:26:31","2010-02-26T13:23:07","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7246,{"$nulls":3},"I like the \"Symbian suite\" approach. Just like we have base Symbian OS and manufacturers customise it on their devices due to their needs, we could have a base Symbian PC Suite and manufacturers could customise it due to their needs too.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI wonder if Nokia would like to contribute some parts of their PC Suite in this case to avoid Symbian starting from scratch and losing time.","2010-04-25T12:42:28","2010-07-21T06:26:20","GeceBekcisi",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9563,{"$nulls":3},"This idea is far better covered and has more upvotes at http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=5693\n\n\n\n\nThey really need to be consolidated as it would get faster movement on the idea.","2010-09-21T16:41:11","2010-09-21T16:41:11","thewinchester",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7098,{"$nulls":3},"So what about a Symbian Suite instead of (or additional to) Ovi Suite? Some aspects of Symbian rely to desktop syncing. As Nokia is not the only provider of Symbian phones ... what will the others do? Wouldn't it make sense to have a desktop suite also here at Symbian.org? And don't forget the Mac and Linux users.\n\n\n\n\nThe vendors such as Nokia could take a Symbian Desktop Suite as basis for their own syncing suite (eg. Ovi suite) and add some vendor specific features.\n\n\n\n\nThe users could decide, if they would like to take the basic Symbian Suite or the vendor enhanced one (if available).","2010-04-16T16:21:52","2010-04-16T16:21:52","abruenin",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7106,{"$nulls":3},"I am bringing this up to the voters.\n\n\n\n\nI like the concept and think a collaboration needs to take place between the various users of Symbian Foundation developed devices and applications. \n\n\n\n\nRight now it is confusing at times and the bottom line is that this an product efficiency and user experience enhancement.\n\n\n\n\nI vote for it.","2010-04-16T17:57:15","2010-04-16T17:57:15","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8769,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","TURN ON GPS WITH SMS ","It will be great if fone is stolen or lost, it works like a command to phone.\n\n\n\n\ncommand should be user defined like i have set a command \"bring it back\" for my fone\n\n\n\n\nif i will send a sms to my phone \"bring it back\" it turns on gps and reply with the location sms.","2010-08-11T14:34:18","2010-08-11T14:34:18","prikshit",0,99.99,"Voting and discussion",8,0]
[null,10162,{"$nulls":3},"it should be locked by password\n\n\n\n\nand with commands it should be possible to achieve actual position with link to google maps, ","2010-10-11T21:51:03","2010-10-11T21:51:03","nitrous18",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9537,"Mobile functionality","User interface","donot make a change in your user interface.","first if all i would like to tell some thing about me .... i m guy who use nokia  phone from last 15 years.. i started using nokia phone form one of the super cool phone like nokia 1100 .. so i think or belive that i know much about this interface more then whose moron sitting in US media .. who propogate wrong thing about nokia and symbian..that its sucks .......\n\nand following are the my reason to justify the point....\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n1-- the people who use symbian phone in developing world are using symbian phone OS as there first phone. i mean that nokia phone is the first phone that they buy... like me who are the hardcore fan of nokia phone and using it from last 15 years and not having a single problem.... so if u change ur interface form people in USA then u are making a big mistake .....\n\n\n\n\n2-- dude why do not u update your old phone .... it seems like that when u sell ur phone u are least interstedin those people .....and that really sucks...\n\n\n\n\n3- do not change os interface but make a enviorment for phone ..like but apple did....\n\n\n\n\n4- why u didnot stand up for what u start.... why u close some service... nd stop it in middle of no where.....\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nNOTE --- NOKIA AND SYMBIAN USED FOR ONE THING.... AS U GUYS ARE SAME....","2010-09-17T11:44:03","2010-09-22T13:22:09","shagun06sharma",0,0,"Closed",0,1]
[null,9541,{"$nulls":3},"Despite of un-change interface, so Nokia's share going down for 3 years, Symbian's Market Share lost 2% to iPhone and Android.\n\n\n\n\nYou want Symbian and Nokia \"Bankruptcy\"  ?\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-09-17T14:34:38","2010-09-17T14:34:38","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2114,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Change &quot;Insufficient privileges&quot; text to &quot;Please log in&quot;","Why allow you the enter a comment in the comment box, then say you have &ldquo;insufficient privileges&rdquo; to send the comment, whatever that means, I assumed please login.","2009-10-29T19:51:39","2010-02-26T15:16:30","mdivall",0,76.21,"Being done",4,1]
[null,2370,"Mobile functionality",null,"Wifi functionality ","I would like to have a wifi functionality which only proposes connections that really work and that are none secured, and for there then to be a choice to show secured networks. ","2009-11-06T10:30:54","2009-11-06T10:30:54","airaoll",0,100,"Voting and discussion",5,0]
[null,2626,"Mobile applications",null,"Ability to Run Symbian Apps on Maemo and vice versa","Hi fellas, I just got me a N900 which is running Maemo 5. It would be great if we could port symbian apps to this amazing device. well, its not something new as this has been going on for a while, just didn't see this here so thought of posting it. please support this. thanks :P","2009-11-16T17:38:56","2010-06-15T11:20:39","anirudh",0,87.22,"Closed",5,1]
[null,2627,{"$nulls":3},"This is probably extraordinarily hard with the current Maemo and Symbian platforms, but Qt should make it much more achievable!","2009-11-16T17:48:13","2010-02-17T18:55:33","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,2631,{"$nulls":3},"thnx for the quick input william. will look forward to it.","2009-11-16T18:10:57","2009-11-16T18:10:57","anirudh",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2882,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Visual Task Manager","Visual Task Manager arranged in grid similar to the one in N900 (Maemo5).\nIt is much better than the one in Palm-Pre because you can see more tasks on the screen at once.","2009-11-24T17:12:00","2009-11-24T17:12:00","BoyBawang",0,100,"Voting and discussion",14,0]
[null,10151,{"$nulls":3},"vote","2010-10-11T21:37:32","2010-10-11T21:37:32","nitrous18",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8770,"Mobile applications",null,"Private tag Just like Star for favourite","My idea is simple like we use star tag for favourtised the items there should Be Private tag For gallery items so that Private tagged items becomes password safed.","2010-08-11T14:48:21","2010-08-11T14:48:21","prikshit",0,100,"Voting and discussion",4,0]
[null,10050,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","HD and 3D","symbian can record and play back clips in full HD and 3D with support for HDMI and DLNA for video projectors and TV","2010-10-10T11:01:03","2010-10-10T11:01:03","tony97",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,2115,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Provide a Simple UI that can be ported to your target","Symbian used to have a &quot;Techview&quot; UI, that was were similar to the Psion Series 5 UI\n\nThis UI was the next step after the text shell UI on a target device, and showed that it could be possible to run the S60 UI \n","2009-10-29T20:00:14","2010-07-11T04:55:25","mdivall",0,36.29,"Closed",2,4]
[null,2134,{"$nulls":3},"I&#39;d also like to see TechView open sourced as soon as practical. I suppose the main issue is that Nokia are too busy working through the IP scrub on the production components, though I can&#39;t honestly imagine their being any 3rd party IP in TechView.\n\nI suppose that although S60 and later the Qt based UI will be the officially supported Symbian^x UIs, there can be no reason not to have the source for other UI systems available.","2009-10-30T08:13:21","2009-10-30T08:13:21","cowboycoder",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4163,"Mobile applications",null,"be the first CONVERTER to properly handle FEET and INCHES","bad situation 1:\n\n\n\n\n   My sister reads a mans profile with height of 177cm.  She launched her Symbian converter and got a result of 5.8 ft.   I'm not surprised that she WRONGLY thinks it's 5 feet and 8 inches \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nbad situation 2:\n\n\n\n\n   I'm filling up a bio-data where height should be entered in centimeters. My height is 5'9\" so I quickly launched my Symbian converter;  Only to realize that there's NO way to enter 5 feet and 9 inches.","2010-01-06T08:59:10","2010-10-14T17:57:27","BoyBawang",0,94.05,"Expert review",36,2]
[null,4701,{"$nulls":3},"I could make A 'Tallness Converter' for you if you would like but I'm just confused becuase isn't 177 cm *  0.3937008 = 69.7 \"\" and\n\n69.7 / 12 = 5.80833333333....\n\n\nwhich means nokia's converter was right sorry to say.\n\nYou could always just launch Nokia's calc And go 5.9 * 12 then convert that to cm's :P (70.8 * 0.3937008 = 179.8.....cm's )\n\n\nSumn3rd","2010-01-21T09:11:19","2010-01-22T01:26:30","Sumn3rd",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8069,{"$nulls":3},"Strange! Not once of the gazillions of PC converters offer this functionality. Even online conversions fall to the same blunder! Check it out!\n\n\n\n\nonline convert ft and cm1\n\n\n\n\nonline convert ft and cm2","2010-06-21T06:03:55","2010-06-21T06:03:55","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4742,{"$nulls":3},"Haha, I love it. You've got my vote!","2010-01-21T20:21:28","2010-01-21T20:21:28","NseriesFreak7",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4760,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Boy Bawang,\n\n\n\n\nYou are right on this one.......The converter should work.......\n\n\n\n\nI want to suggest that your converter idea also covers, weight, angles, temperature, force, length, speed, volume etc.....I am looking at an APP right now that has it.  It is an iPhone App.....It is very easy to use.  It does the calculations for you and makes your life easier......\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI understand the point of the previous thread and calculations are important and thanks for providing that, but, many mobile users would rather have that figured out for them in an APP and just get the answer....\n\n\n\n\n@Boy B, I like your IDEA and hope someone can add to the converter, so we can make the world measurement differences, a little easier to understand.\n\n\n\n\nLastly, this is a fine educational tool for adults, tourist, business travellers and children.....Nice job!","2010-01-22T14:41:07","2010-01-22T14:41:07","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4764,{"$nulls":3},"I think ... Idea must be Implemented -Agree with GU Smith- there must be Educational tool for adults, tourist, business travellers and children.","2010-01-22T15:16:05","2010-01-22T15:16:04","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1860,"Mobile applications",null,"Add application to handle 3rd party executables autorun to Symbian OS bundle","Hi,\n\nI want to share some thoughts about Startup List Management API. It&rsquo;s introduced in Symbian 9.x and its great, because developers not need workarounds with recognizer dll's to add autorun functionality into their apps. Its was very useful until... Symbian Signed add new criteria for such kind of apps.\n\nAccording to current criteria any app which uses that functionality should provide a way to enable\\disable it. That looks fair from user side, but adds a head pain to the developers. Moreover current criteria require autorun disabled by default (should be deprecated in next criteria version).\n\nAlso, there is additional complexity in Autorun disabler implementation, which described in official TSS000371. Its even more complex in non Avkon apps.\n\nSo, thanks to Symbian Signed,  Startup List Management API become a bad solution, even worse then MDL workaround in 2nd ed.\n\nI think Symbian should add application to default bundle which will be some kind of GUI for system startup functionality. Its should display all apps which registered with Startup List Management API. If some app want to be hidden from it, its should have trusted system capability (ProtServ?). That allow user to see all applications which start on run and enable\\disable that feature in standart way. So that solution is more secure then put a settings in all 3rd party apps. That&rsquo;s also is more developer friendly. Because developers which don&rsquo;t want add Autorun settings in GUI or don&rsquo;t use GUI at all in their servers may leave autorun settings handling to a system application and pass Symbian Signed criteria.\n\nAlso, if for some reason such app can&rsquo;t be bundled with Symbian or in additional to it, i ask to add some solution to Startup List Management API which allow disable autorun in system server. So its will be more easy for developer to implement autorun enable\\disable functionality in their app.","2009-10-11T20:36:19","2010-06-14T20:05:21","Truf",0,74.77,"Closed",4,1]
[null,1907,{"$nulls":3},"I think rather than this being about Symbian Signed it is about a poor implementation of the Startup List Management API.\n\nAdding a confusing GUI for managing what applications start up could make things worse, how do you know the names of the application and the entry in this list are going to be the same? How will the user be sure what they are doing? What about applications that do not want to allow the user to turn this off?\n\nThe new Test Criteria removes the need for autorun to be disabled by default (in fact the current also allows this using a dialog) but it will still be mandatory to have an option within your application to turn auto start on and off. I personally would rather have this option than something like what Microsoft have implemented on a PC. Users don&#39;t want that type of complication.\n","2009-10-26T11:51:51","2009-10-26T11:51:50","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2282,{"$nulls":3},"&gt;I think rather than this being about Symbian Signed it is about a poor implementation of the Startup List Management API.\n\n\n\nI can agree with that. Check last paragraph\n\n\n\n&gt;Adding a confusing GUI for managing what applications start up could make things worse, how do you know the names of the application and the entry in this list are going to be the same?\n\n\n\nRight now application icons in main menu is a primary way for user to run applications. And there are no any mechanism to prevent spoofing them. So i can create icon with any title and image to confuse user. So I dont think GUI for managing autostart applications make something worse then its current state. That GUI can provide a details with application SID, which not aviable in main menu. So i think autostart manager can be more safe then phone main menu.\n\n\n\n&gt;What about applications that do not want to allow the user to turn this off? \n\n\n\nWe can provide a mechanism for applications to point what they dont whant to be listed and handled by autostart manager. Moreover, that possibility can be protected with capability to make sure malware app cant hide itself so easy.\n\n\n\n&gt;The new Test Criteria removes the need for autorun to be disabled by default (in fact the current also allows this using a dialog) but it will still be mandatory to have an option within your application to turn auto start on and off.\n\n\n\nI'm not against applications settings. If developer want to create its own autorun enable\\disable settings that his right. I'm just want to make life easy to those developers who making non GUI applications or GUI applications without settings at all. They should have a chance to shift that complexity to system.\n\n\n\nBtw, Avcon have (hope Orbit will have) API to integrate system or 3rd party application views to own application. So we can recommend developer to put a view or a link in its app which lead to system autorun manager.\n\n\n\nSo we have following options:\n\n\n\nDeveloper who dont whant its application be displayed in system manager should have a way to do that (probably, protected with capability).\n\n\n\nDeveloper who want integrate autorun setting in its app can do that. Or he can reuse system manager view, or just run manager from own application.\n\n\n\nDeveloper who dont want waste time on that can leave autorun settings handling to system.\n\n\n\nUsers have standart manager where they can see all applications which require autorun and disable that behaviour.\n\n\n\n&gt;I personally would rather have this option than something like what Microsoft have implemented on a PC. Users don't want that type of complication.\n\n\n\nI think if such manager will be integrated in existing \"Settings\" application as a new view then that will not increase complexity.\n\n\n\nAnyway, i think there is no doubt about Startup List Management API should be improved to allow enable\\disable autorun programmatically. That solve developer problems. And in that case even if Symbian will not include default sturtup manager, 3rd party manager can be created and installed as user wish.","2009-11-03T11:50:56","2009-11-03T11:53:33","Truf",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2372,"Mobile functionality",null,"Disable extensions ","OS should enable you to disable the extensions that operators add to devices. ","2009-11-06T10:37:57","2009-11-06T10:37:57","SEE-09",0,75.42,"Voting and discussion",3,1]
[null,2433,{"$nulls":3},"-1 If you don&#39;t like what your operator adds to your phone, vote with your feet.\n\nYou can always buy a non branded one (it won&#39;t be subsidised either), if the OS easily allowed you to circumvent the operator branding, then this would make it less attractive to them, meaning they&#39;d not buy them from OEMs, meaning OEMs would not choose Symbian OS for their devices.\n\nI&#39;m not particularly fond of the economics of the netops subsidised business model the industry uses, but it seems to work.\nPerhaps someone could propose a different model that may find support?\n","2009-11-09T12:37:19","2009-11-09T12:37:19","cowboycoder",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,3140,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Active Icons","OK, this is one of my ideas for EPOC enlightened. But that's no reason why all the other Symbian UIs shouldn't do it too.\n\n\n\nAllow scripted components in application icons (SVG script elements?) and expose the subscribe side of publish and subscribe to them. That way icons can adapt to changing conditions on the device. E.g. the bluetooth icon might be lit or grayed out depending on if the bluetooth was on or not, wifi configuration applet might show the best of the current WiFi hotspots detected and its signal strength, etc.","2009-12-03T14:12:06","2010-10-14T10:23:37","cdavies",0,100,"Expert review",36,0]
[null,3141,{"$nulls":3},"It&#39;s amazing to think that this sort of thing isn&#39;t in the UI already. I have a (not even a smart)phone circa 2001 that does this, for all manner of things. It was fun and trivial to implement! I think we can probably put the lack of it down to &#39;Magpie&#39; and &#39;We don&#39;t do UIs&#39; I would hope that with the increasing widgetification of the UI, this will just happen.","2009-12-03T15:21:05","2009-12-03T15:21:05","cowboycoder",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3146,{"$nulls":3},"I could have sworn that I too have posted this idea; its one that really needs to not just be in the UI, but a part of the user interface guide for certain status-announcement applications. This idea has also been posted here.","2009-12-03T17:10:52","2009-12-04T00:46:44","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3161,{"$nulls":3},"It has been thought so that every application can change his own icon. If there is an activity on Bluetooth there is some process already running, which can update the icon. Technical solution is different but the same result can be achieved easily.","2009-12-04T06:19:50","2009-12-04T06:19:50","jake",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10137,{"$nulls":3},"interesting","2010-10-11T21:14:47","2010-10-11T21:14:47","nitrous18",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10224,{"$nulls":3},"There are many ideas like this, that have min. 30 votes but are still not in \"expert view\". Before they vanish tomorrow when the system is changed, I bring them back to top, hoping, that they will get \"expert-view\"-status in time, before they vanish.","2010-10-14T10:08:50","2010-10-14T10:08:50","Tim.Linde",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8260,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Integrating Mobile Context-Awareness with SOA ","First, the elevator pitch from assimilated info, followed by research.\n\n\n\n\nFor Mobile Sentient device users\n\n\n\n\nTo customers who need a next generation platform/architecture\nWe provide an action and goal driven elicitation of services\nThat adaptively generates contextual responses\nUnlike Meego, iPhone, Android, BB, MSMobile, Palm\nOur product allows for relevant Human-Computing Interaction\n\nAn action and goal driven elicitation of services in analysing and designing methodologies for bringing the concept of adaptively generating contextual responses through various monitoring strategies in  middleware/grid/cloud infrastructure in order to provide for the relevant Human-Computer interaction in a pervasive, ubiquitous, ambient, sensored, contextually aware service-oriented mobile device environment. Contextually aware is loaded with possibilities.\n\nResearch on service-oriented computing protocols, schemas, languages, publish/subscribe, event notification, asynchronous vs. synchronous messaging will be kept to a minimum in this higher level research.\n\n\n\n\nSOAs' Service paradigm is here to stay, web service standards are not a given.\n\n\n\n\nNow my research will be kept at a high level abstract view although certain standards, protocols and schemas will be mentioned at times.\n\n\n\n\nThe Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) has proven to be a mature mechanism in various fields of Computer Science, including Pervasive Computing. Several research projects facilitate SOA concepts and/or technologies in order to achieve more interoperability, agility, and reliability in distributed, heterogeneous environments. Nevertheless, approaches to make use of contextual information directly within a SOA are still rare. Concepts are needed for integrating SOA with context, based on a middleware that implements this the concepts.\n\n\n\n\nOne of the essential and here not mentioned aspects accompanying the communication of mobile clients with web service is the problem of security and safety of both transmission channel and the web service itself.\n\n\n\n\nAt present mobile devices already have sufficient computational performance to maintain communication via the SOAP protocol. There exist reliable technologies, that enable implementation of mobile client of the web services in SOA.\n\n\n\n\nThe increasing usage of smart devices in business blurs the line between the virtual and real worlds. This creates new opportunities to build applications that better integrate real-time state of the physical world, and hence, provides enterprise services that are highly dynamic, more diverse, and efficient. Service-oriented Architecture approaches traditionally used to couple functionality of heavyweight corporate IT systems, are becoming applicable to real-world devices, i.e., objects of the physical world that feature embedded processing and communication. In such infrastructures, composed of large numbers of networked, resource-limited devices, the discovery of services and on-demand provisioning of missing functionality is a significant challenge. A process and a suitable system architecture that enables developers and business process designers to dynamically query, select, and use running instances of real-world services (i.e., services running on physical devices) or even deploy new ones on-demand, all in the context of composite, real-world business applications.\n\n\n\n\nDominique Guinard, Student Member, IEEE, Vlad Trifa, Student Member, IEEE,\n\n\n\n\nStamatis Karnouskos, Senior Member, IEEE, Patrik Spiess, Member, IEEE, and\n\n\n\n\nDomnic Savio, Member, IEEE\n\n\n\n\nI'm beginning to apply principles to online communication in my research.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-07-10T00:50:16","2010-07-12T09:39:47","Mesenburg",0,0,"Closed",0,0]
[null,1605,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Mobile version of SEE site","I hope that plans are underway to provide a mobile aware version of the general Symbian and the Ideas sight but especially for SEE which is a show all about mobile but is very hard to read about on a browser on the Symbian OS!","2009-08-23T17:56:26","2010-10-15T11:59:27","dadurant",0,100,"Expert review",30,0]
[null,1610,{"$nulls":3},"Great idea!   At the Web 2.0 conference, it was claimed an iPhone conference planning app was developed in 3 hours  http://eglplanner.com/web20expo/.   How long would it take to develop a Symbian app for SEE?","2009-08-24T20:05:34","2009-08-24T20:05:34","paulb",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1613,{"$nulls":3},"This is definitely another case for a WRT widget.","2009-08-25T09:09:41","2009-08-25T09:09:41","markw",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3697,{"$nulls":3},"I support this idea as it allows us to contribute an idea as it comes by which is truly mobile!!","2009-12-18T14:57:12","2009-12-18T14:57:12","jlool",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2117,"Symbian Foundation","Improve the running of Symbian","Use the power of crowd-sourcing for more valuable feedback","Symbian could provide a web based, public &amp; complete list of design/production goals for each release and let users vote for the question \"was goal was achieved?\" and comment about it; letting Symbian measure its efficiency.\n\n\n\nSymbian could go further and even provide a small native client included in each release, possibly accessed through \"About\" screen and used for the same purpose; but I don't think this will ever gonna happen.\n\n\n\nSymbian could also provide native clients for both brainstorming (then ideas.symbian.org would work as a web client to the core service) and bug submitting (then developer.symbian.org/bugs would work as a web client to the core service) on device since many customers doesn't have any/enough access to the PC/web. \n\n\n\nIn addition to a native client, implementing an UI widget for universal use in every possible application would eliminate the need user's entry of \"what were you doing when that happened?\", while adding the possibility to include RAM dumps or any needed info with the bug report.\n\n\n\nIf this is implemented correctly, I think results will be highly beneficial.","2009-10-29T20:16:23","2009-11-08T12:02:50","GeceBekcisi",0,100,"Voting and discussion",4,0]
[null,2414,{"$nulls":3},"I have some more ideas about &quot;how this could be achieved&quot;, please check http://maemo.org/community/brainstorm/view/getting_average-mainstream_user_involved_in_improvement/ if you&#39;re interested.","2009-11-08T12:00:55","2009-11-08T12:00:55","GeceBekcisi",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2629,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Can we have the Fax back","hi. i just remembered that the communicator long back had fax capabilities. please can we have that back. i agree the email has changed the game but fax too is still required sometimes.\n\nsomething like click a picture and fax it over. do share your views on this. thnx","2009-11-16T18:03:45","2010-06-07T09:21:43","anirudh",0,100,"Closed",3,1]
[null,2633,{"$nulls":3},"E71 &amp; N95 8 Gb fax......so, which model are you referring to?","2009-11-16T18:30:24","2009-11-16T18:30:23","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2885,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Finger or Iris scan as identifier or instead of passwords","My idea is to have a finger or iris scan protection/password interface. I have many devices, many passwords, and a terrible memory.  I am not sure if this is cost effective or possible,but anything that makes my device use easier and secure is something I support. \nIf this is not an UI category, I would like to suggest it as an application.","2009-11-24T18:11:04","2010-10-08T11:16:41","ginau",0,89.64,"Expert review",38,4]
[null,5889,{"$nulls":3},"also face recognition and its use in securing the device is very possible.i also once downloaded one app that claimed to recognise faces and secure the device with it,but finally it was a failure on n95.as most symbian devices have front video call camera,it can be used easily,its just that symbian needs to put some effort to develop such an app.\nAlso Gesture controlled pass-gestures instead of pass-words can work pretty well on touch devices,if developed.\nJust hoping we get all of these dream apps soon.","2010-02-24T10:52:21","2010-02-24T13:50:08","piyush_veere",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6161,{"$nulls":3},"Piyush,\n\n\n\n\nYou have great points....Thank you.\n\n\n\n\nYes, I think that we have face, finger print, iris scan, swipe and password, and multiple other security optoins, as the Symbian devices are not all the same.  The key is to find what people like and vote on technical possibility and if it is wanted by the end-user.  Oh, and make sure it is cost feasible.\n\n\n\n\nThe various security IDEAs demonstrate that our Symbian community is thinking and wants some \"non-password\" security enabled on their Symbian device. I have just one of the many IDEAs which are a possility.\n\n\n\n\nSo, you are correct about touch vs non-touch....but, we also have to open up our minds to Nokias, Sony Ericssons, Samsungs and all Symbian OS's and come up with many solutions and have them implemented, most likely by SF with collaboration with those companies.\n\n\n\n\nSo, thank you and if this IDEA gets the appropriate vote, than it is assigned to a technical leader and they will research the feasibility aspects.\n\n\n\n\nUntil then, if anyone has links to site with these features already integrated into a mobile and ever better, into a Symbian OS mobile, please post.","2010-03-03T14:39:54","2010-03-03T14:39:54","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2886,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Gina,\n\n This already exists on Japanese Symbian phones. Finger print recognition and face recognition are used to lock and unlock phones. I&#39;ve played with both and they&#39;re very accurate and effective.\n \n - Freddie","2009-11-24T18:14:00","2010-03-01T20:28:35","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3910,{"$nulls":3},"@Gina Utegg http://www.classifeye.com/ have a look at this hope this come soon","2009-12-25T13:10:30","2010-02-23T19:19:56","apache",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5966,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Piyush,\n\n\n\n\nOne of the best part of being a moderator, is that we learn so most about international features. I actually brought your IDEA up at the moderator discussion and it was done in Japan. So, it is \"do-able.\"  We may be able to collaborate with the Japanese and perhaps get more information, see how they did this for a Symbian devices and get the technology (i believe it was a Nokia).\n\n\n\n\nI still do not know the technical obstacles and I bet there are some, and that is why I put my concerns list, but we are SF and our technical staff probably could state technical obstacles that exist also for iris and finger scan, and the many other security-related IDEAs.  I am voting yes, for your IDEA, and will support it.  Thank you for your follow up with me too....Good discussion is all part of getting these IDEAs to PRODUCTS .\n\n\n\n\nI too am looking for 1) flexibility of security 2) ease of security 3) and a great device.....and all IDEAs should be collated and made into a \"focus group\" if possible...I hope this happens and can only make suggestions....","2010-02-26T12:38:08","2010-02-26T12:38:08","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3932,{"$nulls":3},"Thanks Siraj,\n\n\n\n\nThe biggest question is how much does this technology cost to develop, is there world demand (so far India, US... yes) and is SF willing to commit resources.....That is the dialogue that needs to take place.\n\n\n\n\nSo far many have had security IDEAs....So, security is a something to consider for SF developers!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI looked at the classifeye technology on the site....it is cool, and it is only in early pilot phase.  So, it is something that could SF could develop.....I want this for personal security and NOT for the market (banking) which they speak of...\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nMarketing for banking, and such is way WAY MORE than we need...They would have many legal, SEC, Banking legal, and validation hurdles $$$$$$ which would add tremendously to cost and that is the concern on my end.....\n\n\n\n\nI also did not see anything about COST on the classifeye site...probably becauser it is not launched (????), but it sounds expensive!.....The site you brought to the community demonstrates the possibility, as well, and that is great! Freddie do you remember the models which may have this?\n\n\n\n\nI just see a usefulness for an easy to use security feature, as my mobile has a lot to protect and I want EASY!  So, iris &amp; finger scanning is possible, but I am not sure of costing and whether it is worthwhile for SF.....I think yes!  Can anyone elaborate on their experience with this technology? ","2009-12-25T17:58:12","2009-12-25T17:58:12","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5992,{"$nulls":3},"First my apologies to Hiteshwar http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=4835&amp;foolIE6=1#comment_5080 . I mistakenly thought Piyush put in the face recognition IDEA. I just want to clear that up, as you both have good IDEAs, but, I must give credit where credit is due. :)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAlso, I was reading through some posts tonight and the Capacitive vs Resistive screen potential issue should not be a problem with finger reading.  I will look for the posts  which I have been going through (ughhh, it was a while ago) and add the citation later which clarified the exact models of mobiles and the very details of the screens from a technical perspective.","2010-02-27T01:56:35","2010-02-27T01:56:34","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5993,{"$nulls":3},"Found the clarification under the MULTITOUCH IDEA.....\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSo, this is a technically feasible and would be fabulous....This is a comment that is not mine, but it provides the information to SELL this IDEA!\n\n\n\n\nActually, multi-touch resistive screens ARE available, so that's not the issue now (see http://www.symbian-freak.com/news/010/01/resistive_multi_touch_screen_microcontroller.htm).\n\n\n\n\nSince Palm, Motorola, LG, HP and others have implemented multitouch, the discussion should go around whether it is an attractive/economic feature to have.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nBTW, I obviously WANT multi-touch.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-27T02:03:01","2010-02-27T02:03:01","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2959,{"$nulls":3},"Yes face recognition would be cool to have. Sounds like a community contribution to me :)","2009-11-27T11:39:58","2009-11-30T17:47:36","teknolog",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9898,{"$nulls":3},"Back up for another review and feedback/voting.","2010-10-08T01:04:03","2010-10-08T01:04:02","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9653,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing it back for community support! ","2010-09-26T20:45:05","2010-09-26T20:45:05","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4308,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Freddie, were you able to figure out if this is an existing feature, or can we get this developed?","2010-01-11T21:56:54","2010-02-24T14:19:34","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5079,{"$nulls":3},"We have seen some good movement in this area in the community comments, so I'm bringing this back up to the community. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nMany comments have been made regarding locks, swipes, codes, gesture framework etc......\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThis IDEA is a simple iris or finger print scan to help with passwords and security.....The idea includes face recognition, but is more specific to a print or iris which may be easier to capture and to quantify.  Finger print patterns and irises do not change, faces could (weight,injuries etc.).  I would like to place the face recognition under this as a refinement and look into starting a focus group.  Community input would be appreciated. BR, GU-S\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-31T13:49:42","2010-01-31T13:49:42","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3035,{"$nulls":3},"Hello to all, first thanks for the comments!  @ Freddie, could you please help us out by supplying the model of Japanese mobile(s) which had this feature. The fact that this feature may already exist is a very positive elucidation,as it means that this is a &quot;DO-able&quot; feature.  The United States market would love it! Since this is a discussion, would people from around the world please comment on the market appeal for their country/region etc.  If this has a global appeal, than please support this idea. From a GLOBAL prospective, it would be good to know any legal restraints restraints upfront, or to get a feel for popularity country-to-country around the world.  Thank you for your anticipated discussions... :)","2009-11-30T19:54:15","2009-11-30T19:54:15","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5089,{"$nulls":3},"Awesome idea - Gina you have my Vote- I want to see this in near future in Symbian Devices.-","2010-01-31T17:32:20","2010-02-23T19:26:35","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7657,{"$nulls":3},"There are some \"fake finger scan\" third party apps out there.  I wanted to suggest they become Symbian Signed.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI also  still like the Iris scan idea instead of having to remember all those passwords. I am digging this up and putting it back to the community for input. Please look and vote.","2010-05-25T02:39:25","2010-05-25T02:39:24","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6125,{"$nulls":3},"thanx GU-S for posting it was hiteshwar&#39;s idea.i&#39;m bit busy in exams n looking for engineering colleges,so i&#39;m n &#39;ll be late in commenting n responding,so sorry.\nmultitouch definately increases device usability and promises some wonderful user experience.\nu emphasised on multitouch in touchscreens above,but i wanna know if these touchscreen sensors can record n identify different fingerprints accurately.i actually need some more clarification.the fingerprint sensors i&#39;ve seen are definately tough to think of as slim touchscreens.multitouch or single touch-screens understand user command as the finger pressure is applied on touchscreen sensor,where as for recording a fingerprint,it just feels incapable right now.i wanna know if the japanese people used a different sensor to record user fingerprint. \nAnother thing is Now,\nOur mobile device is evolving into an all-what-is-needed gadget today and so its security deserves great attention.sir,you stated above flexibile security,yes i want it too.i think u mean security in the way,in the amount n in the place a user wants it in the device.\nBut,\nthat all speaks for security of touch devices.\nWhat about non touch devices,(i like non touch devices a great deal).\nby the way any web researches about retina scan,please post it.if retina scanning is do-able(my hopes not too high though),thats the answer for devices like n86,n95,etc.\nAnd if not,i think atleast non touch device users deserve an accurate n flexible face recognition security tool.\nPlease comment.","2010-03-01T19:31:05","2010-03-01T20:14:58","piyush_veere",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5870,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Susana, Siraj has a site http://www.classifeye.com/.  I do not know them, but perhaps we could see if they might want to be Symbian Signed.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIf they do not, this IDEA still needs some thought and Freddie, if you could remember the Nokia which had this feature, maybe we could collaborate with the Japanese developer and work on getting this feature done for SF.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIf it has been done and was successful in a Nokia, than the R&amp;D is done, and we would have an IDEA of costing and would likely save money. ","2010-02-23T19:25:14","2010-02-23T19:25:14","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5887,{"$nulls":3},"a very appreciable idea.i wish we finally get this functionality in our symbian phones as soon as possible,but talking of finger print sensing,i think fingerprint sensors are different from the type of capacitive and resistive touchscreens we&#39;ve got in symbian devices right now.also taking about iris scan,a camera with very precise focusing capability will be required,though i think it can be done (to a certain extent only) with the help of main cameras of phones that have good resolution,focus and LED light.\nbut still i&#39;m suspicious about the fingerprint sensing tech.\nAnyway the idea is superb.\nI happily support.\nCheers.","2010-02-24T10:41:05","2010-02-26T12:44:46","piyush_veere",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5701,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Panoramic photo shooting cam option.","After 1st Photo  shooting detect and  automatic joining a  2nd shooting picture. 3rd and else... to join in complete panoramic photo.","2010-02-18T22:34:41","2010-10-10T08:22:43","Yaden",0,100,"Expert review",31,0]
[null,6673,{"$nulls":3},"1 more","2010-03-20T11:03:07","2010-03-20T11:03:07","Yaden",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5730,{"$nulls":3},"There is an existing \"panoramic shot\" feature, which uses the accelerometer to work out how far round you've got. Your idea would be a quite different way to do it, so are you suggesting it because you don't like the existing way?","2010-02-19T09:44:15","2010-02-25T21:00:48","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},1,1]
[null,6260,{"$nulls":3},"why Votes: 16.0 / 30.0?","2010-03-04T19:22:43","2010-03-06T11:16:19","Yaden",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9444,{"$nulls":3},"this feature should be moved from s60 phones","2010-09-12T21:29:01","2010-09-12T21:29:01","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6117,{"$nulls":3},"I like the idea of shooting panoramic photo up and down! - ","2010-03-01T17:35:16","2010-03-01T17:35:16","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6381,{"$nulls":3},"20/30 - (","2010-03-10T14:47:10","2010-03-10T14:47:10","Yaden",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5875,{"$nulls":3},"mmmm, want shot panoramic fhoto not only left and right, but to up and down joining... for better exposition... ","2010-02-23T19:43:12","2010-02-23T19:43:12","Yaden",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5957,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","&quot;More&quot; menu in music player","My idea is that when using the music player and playing a track that there would be a \"More\" option.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWithin this tab you would have\n\n\n\n\nMore\n\n\n\n\n        From this Artist\n\n\n\n\n        From This Album\n\n\n\n\n        From this Genre","2010-02-26T02:57:38","2010-02-26T02:57:38","brentrobinson",0,100,"Voting and discussion",6,0]
[null,5964,{"$nulls":3},"And what would happen when selecting one of those options?","2010-02-26T11:50:14","2010-02-26T11:50:14","hugo",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6006,{"$nulls":3},"Before this and before the gapless play back....i think we badly need star Rating.","2010-02-27T21:45:55","2010-02-27T21:45:55","Ammar_Dento",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6011,{"$nulls":3},"I think you are suggestion the option to \"play more from\"....artist, albums, genre?  I like this feature...and support...","2010-02-28T04:22:08","2010-02-28T04:22:08","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6050,{"$nulls":3},"Yes GU-S that's exactly what I'm suggesting :)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAmman, I like those ideas also.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-01T02:32:01","2010-03-01T02:32:01","brentrobinson",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6063,{"$nulls":3},"I think I better understand the idea....! I support!","2010-03-01T05:12:18","2010-03-01T05:12:17","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6469,"None of the Above",null,"Don&#39;t forget &quot;normal&quot; cell-phones   ","There is a big hype about touch-screen-phones. But there are still  many people, who want \"normal\" cell-phones with numbers-keyboard. And if  you don't use the mobile internet, it often has some advantages. You  can feel the keys and use them without looking at them. And you feel,  when it is pressed.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSome ideas in here are only for tochscreen-phones, but there are many  good ideas (terrestrial TV, spaces in phone numbers, correct time over  radio, recycle bin and many many more) that are also nice for \"normal\"  cell-phones with keypad.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI hope that the users, who want no touchscreens will also get these  adavantages.\n\n\n\n\nFrom 2007, Touch phone has became very popular and now it's the signature of unik. Every Operate System and mobile brands have focus at it most. Symbian and Nokia as same as too. Also their attention to touch phone lately than other brands, but now with Symbian^3 and Nokia N8, they will become on top (again).\n\n\n\n\nBut despite of touch, Symbian seems a bit careless with non-touch phone. Symbian^3 only for Touch phone. Only new contact bar, Symbian 9.3 pack 2 is almost like the older Symbian. The feature and interface of Symbian not changed much. The music player, web browser, message, calender, camera .v.v. almost like the first Symbian 9.3 phone N91 (even some features look like very old Symbian, like Nokia N70, 7610 .v.v.).\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSo really, Symbian should take more care about the Normal non-touch Phone. Let:\n\n\n\n\n_ Bring new Symbian (^3, ^4) to normal non-touch phone.\n\n\n\n\n_ Able to bring Smart Symbian to very low price phone.\n\n\n\n\n_ Have widget on Home screen like touch phone.\n\n\n\n\n_ Multi Home Screen (It's use phone for E-series phone, which has 2 modes: Office and Home modes. When we change mode, the home screen will scroll like touch phone).\n\n\n\n\n_ Have some great new feature from Symbian^3 like support HDMI port, Dolby Surround sound .v.v.\n\n\n\n\n_ Brand new interface !","2010-03-13T14:27:14","2010-09-23T18:41:27","Lasse.Svensson",0,100,"Expert review",176,0]
[null,9994,{"$nulls":3},"Very important!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-09T07:49:25","2010-10-09T07:49:25","Tallert",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8715,{"$nulls":3},"being a touch os and keypad os is good, but isn't that why S^2 was developed??","2010-08-06T16:39:02","2010-08-06T16:39:02","md92h",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6691,{"$nulls":3},"In times, where many people only talking about the big hype \"mobile  internet\" I like ideas like this one: It seems small and not so  spectacular like some other ideas, but I think that for most people in  every-day's use this is more helpful than many other things.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI  like it and hope for it!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-22T12:25:20","2010-03-22T12:25:20","MarcoCarter",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6695,{"$nulls":3},"In times, where many people only talking about the big hype \"mobile  internet\" I like ideas like this one: It seems small and not so  spectacular like some other ideas, but I think that for most people in  every-day's use this is more helpful than many other things.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI  like it and hope for it!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-22T12:26:54","2010-03-22T12:26:53","MarcoCarter",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8999,{"$nulls":3},"Because I don't need and don't want mobile internet or any other smartphone-thing, I agree too!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-08-23T17:38:33","2010-08-25T17:15:07","GerritHorn",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6470,{"$nulls":3},"I agree with this, but I am not sure that this a new Idea. I support an improved qwerty phone, with quick keys......or as a combination touch and qwerty with the suggested improvements for input and ease of use. I don,t think that qwerty was ever overlooked, per se......I do however see more Ideas which seem touch specific.  The UI improvements need to be addressed for both technologies.\n You have my vote, but I am going check to see if this has already been suggested.","2010-03-13T14:47:29","2010-03-13T14:56:22","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10311,{"$nulls":3},"Yeah! Non touch phones are good. Take Nokia N86 for example, it is still one of the best camera phones.  And I want to ask one more thing. How do you like new phones like Nokia X3 touch and type, Nokia E7 etc? They have both touch screen and physical keypad.","2010-10-17T06:43:54","2010-10-17T06:43:53","bharatjusta",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6476,{"$nulls":3},"In few words WE want E90 Communicator successor. Dont say E75 please.","2010-03-13T21:37:30","2010-03-13T21:37:30","Ammar_Dento",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7261,{"$nulls":3},"I totally agree!!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThere are many people like me, who don't need mobile internet and don't need or want the smartphones, that are bigger than normal \"classical\" mobile phones (bar type, folder, and so on).\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nBut we also want innovation of features and usability on these normal mobile phones...\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nFor example me:\n\n\n\n\nI don't want a big smart phone that is bigger than my phone, the display is always full of fingerprints, the virtual keys have no haptic feedback, and so on and so on. (And even if some problems will get solved with future displays: the fact that they are bigger is inherent and principle.)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI don't need and don't want a big smartphone. I prefer my small \"classical\" mobile phone. But I want things like terrestrial TV, FM-radio, spaces in phone-numbers, and so on too on my device.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nTherefore I totally agree:\n\n\n\n\nDon't forgert classical mobile phones over the smartphone-hype. Develop them further and improve them too... Because many people don't need and don't want those big smartphones (and with many other disadvantages) but normal \"classical\" mobile phones (bar type, folder, ...)!!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-04-26T12:16:44","2010-04-26T12:16:43","Jonas.Burtscheid",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7280,{"$nulls":3},"I vote yes on it!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-04-27T09:01:46","2010-04-27T09:01:46","Tobias.vonMangoldt",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9865,{"$nulls":3},"Yeah, I agree, too.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-07T11:48:45","2010-10-07T11:48:45","CarlosFiyero",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8844,{"$nulls":3},"I agree:\n\n\n\n\nnormal cell-phones (not smart-phones) shouldn't be forgotten.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-08-18T13:24:22","2010-08-18T13:24:22","TobiWesten",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8848,{"$nulls":3},"I totally agree.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-08-18T14:04:42","2010-08-18T14:04:42","TimAusmanek",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9616,{"$nulls":3},"I think it can be EXPERT REVIEW now !","2010-09-24T07:15:46","2010-09-27T15:04:57","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8340,{"$nulls":3},"I like this idea, but let's face the reality, people will eventually move to touch screen phones because manufacturers will see that consumers who prefer touch screen phones will outnumber the people who want the conventional phones and so will phase out the conventional phones.\n\n\n\n\nBut try viewing this video http://www.nokia.com/about-nokia/research/demos/the-morph-concept/video.\n\n\n\n\nIn the 9th part of the video you can see that the phone have HAPTIC SURFACE capability.\n\n\n\n\nBased on wikipedia. \"http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haptic_technology\" ARTS AND DESIGN section.\n\n\n\n\n\"The haptic device allows the artist to have direct contact with a virtual instrument that produces real-time sound or images. \"\n\n\n\n\nWhich means that even though that phone have a touch screen the Haptic Surface Technology will allow users to feel the keyboard or the buttons that they are pressing much like pressing a physical keyboard.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAnd let's face the fact that a touch screen phone is environment friendlier than those phones that have physical keyboard since manufacturers don't have to manufacture separate keypads and buttons.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nBut as of now, all we can do is wait for Nokia to finish an actual MORPH phone that works much like what the video is showing us.","2010-07-13T11:31:45","2010-07-13T11:31:45","leganite",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6571,{"$nulls":3},"I totally agree!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-15T15:39:36","2010-03-15T15:39:36","AMass",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6597,{"$nulls":3},"I support that too.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-16T16:38:35","2010-03-16T16:38:35","Carsten.Weber",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7633,{"$nulls":3},"Yes!  Don't forget about non-touch phones.  Many of the Symbian phones out there are non-touch phones, and there's a very very big market for this form factor.  But it seems they have forgotten about these phones since S60 V5 (Symbian^1), as the OS only supports touch phones.  Non-touch phones will have to continue using the old S60v3, that's the case even for the recently announced Nokia C5,  which is still using S60 3rd Edition FP2.  This leads to a diversion on the software development on Symbian phones (developers will have to develop for 2 versions of Symbian OS, which could be drastically different in terms of structure etc.).  It's just ridiculous to have 2 versions of the same OS in the market, and most importantly Symbian^1 software is not backward compatible!  (In fact even more ridiculous to know S60v3 FP2 apps are not compatible w/ S60v3 FP1 phones, and the fact that they are based on virtually the same platform)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nPlease wake up!  I don't wanna see non-touch phones 2 years later still use the aging S60 3rd OS.","2010-05-18T13:07:58","2010-05-18T13:10:31","envutec",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7634,{"$nulls":3},"I support this too. As a new member I was already wondering how all the ideas will be handled on the different models.\n\n\n\n\nI own and know just one model, the E71 and with every idea I post I refer to that model.\n\n\n\n\nDon't wanna help improving just the touch line of Symbian phones :)\n\n\n\n\nMy next phone will probably be again a smartphone with qwerty keyboard. I wanna feel which key I press...","2010-05-18T14:57:24","2010-05-18T14:57:24","QBee",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7383,{"$nulls":3},"I prefer mobiles with keypad too. I don't need a big screen and I don't need a touch interface. For me it's more important that keypad-mobiles are smaller than those with touchscreen.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nBut keypad-mobiles can be improved too. So I agree, that there should not only be a concentration on touchscreen-smartphones, but also those with keypad should improved in functions and usability.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-05-04T20:31:58","2010-05-04T20:31:57","Marc.Weiher",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7647,{"$nulls":3},"Can anyone in this thread or who has marked their support of this idea point to where Symbian has stated or displayed as to why they are not supporting non-touchscreen mobiles? Because while I understand the concern, and definitely the appeal of both sets of devices, I don't see where there's a stated or implied threat to non-touchscreen models from Symbian at all (speaking as one who pays attention to all news and the happenings on the development side of things here).","2010-05-21T19:17:51","2010-09-23T14:46:34","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7493,"Mobile applications",null,"Idea to development &quot;chatroulette&quot; program to symbian based os.","Hello mates.\n\n\n\n\nHave you used \"www.chatroulette.com\" program?\n\n\n\n\nIts kinda funny and entertaiment social internet service..\n\n\n\n\nI thought that samekind program whit mobilephone enviroment would be nice.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-05-13T01:06:01","2010-05-13T01:06:01","tommiu80",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,2]
[null,7513,{"$nulls":3},"Interesting.  I know chat roulette has really taken off.\n\n\n\n\nAny suggestions on how this would work on your mobile? :)","2010-05-13T18:49:39","2010-05-13T18:49:39","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7516,{"$nulls":3},"Hello,\n\n\n\n\nThis is a good IDEA.  It is also mobile and available to use on any of  your Symbian devices\n\n\n\n\nhttp://ptf.com/mobile/mobile+chat+roulette/\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nHere are many ways to use it on your mobile and enjoy.  If this satisfies your proposed IDEA, could we please close the IDEA.  If the link does not provide adequate solution, please clarify exactly what you want and we will see what the community thinks.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-05-13T19:27:34","2010-05-13T19:27:34","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8773,"Mobile applications",null,"Greater File Manager !","The file manage of Symbian is look as same as 10 years ago. Really, it really old and out-of-date. Look at the file manager of Quick Office, which pre-install in Symbian. The file manager in Quick Office is really smooth, beautiful and show almost important detail of file. Why we don't make the better file manager?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nHere is my Demo:\n\n\n\n\nManager is like My Computer: \n\n\n\n\nSUPPORT THUMBNAIL !","2010-08-11T16:24:37","2010-10-14T17:49:14","MyFanIsUUUU",0,100,"Expert review",31,0]
[null,8813,{"$nulls":3},"Awesome idea.","2010-08-14T08:09:31","2010-08-14T08:09:31","rajaravivarma.ar",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9101,{"$nulls":3},"Really, the file browser of Symbian^3 is boring !","2010-08-26T14:20:47","2010-08-26T14:21:05","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9910,{"$nulls":3},"Yeah im am for merging","2010-10-08T11:23:18","2010-10-08T11:23:18","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9161,{"$nulls":3},"http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=8936\n\n\n\n\nMy ideas about file manager","2010-08-28T08:45:23","2010-08-29T04:51:08","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9180,{"$nulls":3},"Thumbnail previews a must too?","2010-08-29T09:40:21","2010-08-30T16:27:16","Wasp",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9702,{"$nulls":3},"I think we should merge this idea with \"\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\nNew task manager and new file manager\nhttp://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=8936\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-09-28T11:39:28","2010-10-08T16:34:34","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10565,"None of the Above",null,"Make life with Symbian easier!","Dear Symbian Foundation!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI think Symbian Foundation should make big changes to make Symbian even Live. I think one of the biggest problem is that it needs something like Iappstore or Andrid market. I mean if you want to download a game or an application for a Symbian phone(in my case i have a vivaz) people have to look for them for hours! You google it, then you find nothing, you only find symbainforums and things like that which are absolutely unorganised, and people get tired doing this!\n Android and apple are so successful because they have ONE i repeat ONE big market where you can find anything. You dont have to go to your pc pluggin' in, download, zip out, and wait for that will it work or NOT...No, you only have to start the market app on your phone and only those games and apps pops out which are good for your Phone. It's easy...people need easy things, because its a fast world. Nobody develops for symbian, and U know why? Because noone will see their APPS! The biggest thing what symbian shuold do to make a market app ON PHONE!!!!!! \nSorry for my \"shouting\" but you must understand that's the most annoying thing in the world, that your friend comes in and says that he had downloaded a new app (likei have been looking for my vivaz) from android market in one minute. Okay here is this Horizon. It's nonsense. Finally, a symbian market....let's dout and \"Oh\"...it makes you move to other pages, to download things from there(of course only works with nokias) zip them out then nothing! I've been looking for a normal game for my vivaz for 3 months and i still have to play my games which were on the phone originally.\n Please, let's make out life easier and goddamit' please ADVERTISE IT! Noone will use symbian because noone can find anything for it!\n\n\n\n\nSorry for my bad language,\nyou're really doing nonsense things!\n\n\n\n\nRegards,\nNfbg\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\np.s.:change the style of the website, people feel bad on this site,\ni feel like in a dead world, is symbian already dead?","2010-11-17T21:23:19","2010-11-17T21:23:19","nfbg",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,10587,{"$nulls":3},"yeah i like your view. i support it.\n\n\n\n\nI think the biggest Symbian store is Ovi Store by Nokia which is supported for Nokia only.","2010-11-19T09:07:32","2010-11-19T09:07:32","sssharcccnd",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10633,{"$nulls":3},"I support what your saying, even on the ovi store its still not very well organized.  Even the apps that are on there dont seem to be brilliant - the games seem to mainly the same ones in several categories.  there are very few things on there that compare well to other app stores.","2010-11-24T00:55:43","2010-11-24T00:55:43","simonjkdavies",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1606,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Web Services Framework: Open Source Community Dev Project","[Project wiki: http://developer.symbian.org/wiki/index.php/Social_Mobile_Framework]\n\n\n\n\nThis sounds like a much longer shot than I think it really is.\n\n\n\n\nI'll start by clarifying exactly what I have in mind for the development work. Basically, a set of enabling utility libraries to make the development of web service \"plug-ins\" much simpler. At the moment, if you wish to interact with web services from a Symbian application (very desirable in the productivity domain), you'll need to write masses of seemingly boiler plate code.\n\n\n\n\nThis will undoubtedly involve some kind of web authorization technology (probably OAuth), REST, SOAP, etc. For the developers reading this, look at the Mobbler source code to get an idea of how much work this is for the application developer. Even without exploring that in too much detail, it stands to reason that with appropriate libraries in place, we can expect a more Web 2.0-heavy application offering in the platform.\n\n\n\n\nWith a common set of base utilities for access to web services in place, it may  make sense to build an ECOM plug-in framework to enable service specific implementations to be subsequently contributed by the respective parties. As code contributions go, these are probably among the easiest to obtain.\n\n\n\n\nThis diagram shows the idea more clearly.\n\n\n\n\nSo, introductory talk over, here are the specifics of the proposal:\n\n\n\n\nSet up an open source development project\n\n\n\nPerhaps in something like Google Code or SourceForge. Symbian Foundation could potentially offer to host a repository / tracker etc for the project. This is a small but important decision to take, and we should probably check out the software licensing options supported by these services, as we presumably want the code contributed as EPL software. Should probably point out that the ideal might well be Mark's Idea.\nAlso, with this project there should be a Wiki outlining what exactly we're aiming for, perhaps give some basic requirements, but keep it reasonably open-ended. Just a starting point from which the development team can do the rest.\nTweet very loudly to find hobbyist developers willing to write some code, which is probably not difficult given that it's an interesting development project and a great achievement should they product something useful. Plenty of enthisastic developers want to be involved in interesting open source projects, some even have the spare time!\n\n\n\nMake it a new package\n\n\n\nAs a new package, the project can work in isolation from other platform commitments. We can't depend on the development team for delivery at any particular point, and this way we shouldn't have to. \nTweet a little more quietly to select individuals responsible for the development of already successful Symbian applications that interact with web services of some sort (there are quite a few). Ask for some leadership, coaching and most importantly package ownership.\nExtra contributions to this package occur \"naturally\", as interested parties contact the external package owner with small pieces of develpment work enabling access to their services.\n\n\n\nEncourage usage of the API\n\n\n\nInitially, we probably want the development team to write a couple of popular example plug-ins. Twitter, Facebook, Flickr?\nThroughout, we make it known to the app developer community that this resource is or will be available, consequently enjoying a more feature rich app store.\n\n\n\nI think it's worth noting that even if we ignore all of the  progress this would signify in terms of community engagement, the technology alone would put the platform a step ahead of the competition. It's a worthy addition to our productivity offering and an essential step forward in building mutual trust and understanding with the community.","2009-08-24T10:41:22","2010-03-04T13:40:03","jaley",0,100,"Being done",20,0]
[null,1607,{"$nulls":3},"With the move to the Qt framework for applications, would it be worth looking at doing this in Qt from the start? There are likely to be some good XML handling APIs there and since a lot of this will be fairly string-heavy, dealing with QString will be much nicer than descriptors. Using Qt in general should widen the appeal in the open source community.","2009-08-24T12:27:34","2009-08-25T10:38:42","jamesclarke",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,1628,{"$nulls":3},"James, how do you see the idea relating to existing WRT and Web Services it offers?   What about development language?  Are you proposing this for C++ and/or Web developers?","2009-08-25T20:07:06","2009-08-26T09:56:08","paulb",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1634,{"$nulls":3},"I'm still confused at a meta-level to this.\n\n\n\n\nDoes Symbian have a remit for creating such non-core open source projects and then looking for developers and overseeing the deleopment of the work? Do you have the people to do this?\n\n\n\n\nIf so then I suggest that an area is set asside on the wiki to cover exactly this with a mechanism to list current suggested ideas, etc.\n\n\n\n\nAt the moment there have been many such suggestions and we need either (1) a statement that Symbian will strongly commit to help such projects but won't run them or (2) a proper process for suggesting and prioritising them","2009-08-26T13:56:04","2009-08-26T14:57:12","dadurant",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1641,{"$nulls":3},"James,\n\n\n\n\nthe foundation actually has a yet untried mechanism to set up development projects: see http://developer.symbian.org/wiki/index.php/Contribution_Process#Symbian_Innovation_Projects\n\n\n\n\nMy suggestion would be to enlist the help of Robert Ackland and Paul Beusterien in verifying whether the idea qualifies for a Symbian Innovation Project, and what concrete steps would need to be taken to get it started.\n\n\n\n\nI'l llet you read the material first, and then continue the discussion\n\n\n\n\nLars","2009-08-27T09:35:30","2009-08-27T11:05:27","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1667,{"$nulls":3},"Attaching this link in the absence of a Wiki page as yet: S60 Web Services API\n\n\n\n\nOne option for the developers involved is to contribute specific service APIs based on the above. Potentially not the best choice if they go for Qt, but useful to know about anyway.","2009-09-02T12:43:52","2009-09-02T12:43:52","jaley",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5017,{"$nulls":3},"This idea is being implemented by Sasken.\n\n\n\n\nMore information: http://blog.symbian.org/2009/12/18/socially-mobile-with-sasken/\n\n\n\n\nProject wiki: http://developer.symbian.org/wiki/index.php/Social_Mobile_Framework\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-28T10:59:38","2010-01-28T10:59:38","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3142,"Mobile applications",null,"Rosseta Stone(C) LIKE applications to learn languages and culture facts","Executives and travelers preparing for holiday would love to have a nice APP on their mobile,so they can learn a new language (or at least try),have important phrases outlined,and to learn some cultural facts (do&#39;s/don&#39;ts,eateries,tourist attractions etc.). It would be great if this APP was verbal and visual.It has a multi-lingual market and can be a diversified APP for various languages/regions.It is a great feature to market to people to allow learning a language or a culture,whilst on a long plane or train ride,and on a device which they already have...Their Mobile.....","2009-12-03T15:32:52","2009-12-03T15:32:52","ginau",0,100,"Voting and discussion",7,0]
[null,5561,{"$nulls":3}," \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nHello Freddie, this IDEA is the same as http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=8176 by Lawrence Law and it is needed, but I would like to combine the IDEAs.  LL's IDEA is a refinement to the IDEA and this app is needed, but perhaps peope did not know what Rosetta Stone is....it is a product which is pretty well known in the USA, and I am not sure if it is known in the rest of the World....\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nRosetta stone is a easy language learning aplication which teaches users new a new language in a easy way.....small highly used sentences and pictures.....\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIt also has function of learning cultures and customs....which is extremely important to tourists and business travelers alike. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI used Rosetta Stone as a brand name and it may have been a mistake.  It does, however, do all which is in this IDEA and more.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nRegardless of who the developer or manaufacturer, it would be nice to have this application.  My suggestion is to have seperate country and regional specific applications sold as Symbian Signed. ","2010-02-15T22:38:43","2010-02-15T22:53:40","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4934,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Contact  information integration with the Calendar","What I mean by this is that when you enter something like someone's birthday into their contact information, that birthday should be put in the calendar as an anniversary, and it would be nice if the calendar told you the age of the person on that date as well. Simple, and useful. I don't like having to re-enter things twice when there's got to be a way to connect the two so Symbian automatically does it for me.","2010-01-26T20:23:58","2010-01-26T20:46:42","NseriesFreak7",0,0,"Done!",1,0]
[null,4935,{"$nulls":3},"Closing this idea as it has already been posted and a discussion started here: http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=2407","2010-01-26T20:46:25","2010-01-26T20:46:25","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5958,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Flip to silent as a permanant state","My idea is that when in a meeting and you use the flip to silent feature the handset stays in silent profile until the handset is turned face up again.","2010-02-26T03:02:02","2010-02-26T03:02:02","brentrobinson",0,100,"Voting and discussion",5,0]
[null,10264,{"$nulls":3},"This would be very handy.\n\n\n\n\nYou would probably have this behaviour on everything except clock alerts so that the snooze still works properly.","2010-10-14T22:41:27","2010-10-14T22:41:27","nikrolls",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5961,{"$nulls":3},"Perhaps this could be implemented as a variation on http://www.keynetik.com/?page_id=23","2010-02-26T10:09:49","2010-02-26T10:09:49","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5979,{"$nulls":3},"Uhmm, I thought that it device did that already... though I've wished that it would act more like Keynetik's solution and actually *ignore and send SMS* the call on a flip instead of just flipping it to silent.","2010-02-26T14:00:35","2010-02-26T14:00:35","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6049,{"$nulls":3},"Unfortunately not. :)","2010-03-01T02:31:05","2010-03-01T02:31:05","brentrobinson",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8262,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Mobile Video Adoption in TALC","Begins with high-level business communications, shifting to outside research.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThose with interests in the former, please don't bore yourself with the latter.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nCrossing the chasm 2.o\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nModeling Mobile Digital Media Convergence Adoption in technology adoption lifecycle.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\nEarly Market offering in a volume-operations consumer oriented market.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThere is an ecosystem-creation chasm to cross \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n10 million consumers spending $8 per month = $1B business\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nExpertise in &ldquo;cool&rdquo;\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nVolume operations contagious evangelism through consumers\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nPopularity establishes the premium, not direct value conveyed\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nFocus is on an exponential number of consumers or transactions\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nCritical mass not achieved yet in mobile video.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nViral media marketing. Scale Exponentially,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAdvertising displaces subscription\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSelf-service displaces intermediaries\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nResearch portion follows.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nDoes the fit between the content applications and the media platform act as the key determinant of user evaluation and acceptance of digital media convergence. The context of mobile video entertainment services must be accounted for. Does the duration of the video content (i.e., the characteristic of the content) and the attentional constraint of the mobile media platform (i.e., the characteristic of the media platform) jointly determine users&rsquo; attentional involvement (i.e., reflecting the fit) in the video content. Such involvement in turn influences users&rsquo; emotional enjoyment and satisfaction with the mobile video entertainment service.  Two key findings are: (1) in the case of media convergence, the attentional constraint of the target media platform significantly influences user experience during content delivery that may lead to the rejection of media convergence; and (2) the duration of the content interacts with both the attentional constraint of the media platform and the type of interruptions from the environment in determining attentional involvement and emotional enjoyment. The fit between the content and the media technology plays an important role in user evaluation and acceptance of digital media convergence. Particularly, we found that in the case of mobile video entertainment services, the fit between the duration of the video content and the mobile handset and context determined users&rsquo; attentional involvement in the video content that in turn influenced users&rsquo; emotional enjoyment and satisfaction with the mobile video entertainment service. Mobile video service may not be the killer application for 3G - but may be a better fit for 4G- mobile Internet because not all types of video content fits the mobile media platform.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nDigital convergence is a pervasive phenomenon in the ICT industry (Yoffie 1997). In the mobile computing and communication sector, this issue is of paramount importance because it involves a huge amount of investment on infrastructure and thus determines the survival and growth of the entire business model. Creating scenarios involving strategic and design implications for players in the value chain, especially for content integrators (e.g., mobile carriers) and content developers. Mobile carriers currently transmit video over the same network that transmits calls. These include bits and pieces of news, movie trailers, programs from popular TV channels, and full-length movies. Our findings suggest that they seem to fall into another trap of &ldquo;providing more is better.&rdquo; It is, therefore, more important for firms to wisely allocate their resources on finding, adapting, or inventing content that fits the mobile platform, instead of adopting a strategy that simply transfers everything elsewhere to mobile handsets. Our model also suggests that content developers should pay more attention to user experiences during content and information delivery. It is not enough just to design an elegant user interface and to provide as many functionalities as possible. Users&rsquo; processing of information and content should be another important consideration to leverage media convergence. To achieve the optimal fit between the content and the media platform, developers may consider the following options:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n1. Careful selection of existing media for convergence: To choose the right media for their convergence strategy, practitioners should follow the basic principle of selecting entertainment content that fits the attentional constraints of the new platform. Recently, some mobile carriers have announced the introduction of full-length movies and long TV programs as new services. Our model casts doubts on the success of these initiatives because most mobile users cannot concentrate as long as a typical movie or TV program runs. The only possible outcome for users who try these services will be frustration as described in the case of mobile music videos. In contrast, content that can create arousal in a short burst may be more acceptable to mobile users. For instance, movie trailers and short clips for exciting moments in sporting events, such as goals scored in football matches or an exceptional round of game of tennis between leading players in the world. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n2. Transformation of existing media for optimal user experience: Content developers may take into account the attentional constrains of the mobile platform when they design new offerings. Some design tactics have already been suggested by researchers (e.g., Holbrook and Hirschman 1982). For example, chopping content into short clips and providing more controls during the content delivery, such as postponing, delaying, restarting and interrupting. However, the transformation must be done with the goal of user enjoyment. For instance, although movies can be chopped into short clips by 5 min to fit the short attention span of mobile users, this may not lead to optimal user experiences. The reason is that movies are edited by natural scenes as represented by changes of camera angle or changes of context and/ or time. Na&iuml;ve and simple segmenting may break the flow of these scenes that results in negative user experiences. Instead, movies should be cut into clips of short but also variable length based on film editing principles for the optimal level of emotional enjoyment. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n3. Design for the new media platform: Finally, practitioners can also consider offering new forms of content that are &ldquo;made for mobile.&rdquo; These forms of entertainment are designed from the very beginning to fit the new media platform. For instance, recently Vodafone launched &ldquo;24: Conspiracy,&rdquo; a new made-for-mobile drama inspired by the blockbuster Fox TV series &ldquo;24&rdquo;. These &ldquo;mobisodes&rdquo; consist of a series of 1-min video clips that has its own style, its own stars and possibly award categories in acting, writing, directing and editing. As the original &ldquo;24&rdquo; fills each 60-min episode with a precise hour of action, the &ldquo;24: CONSPIRACY&rdquo; fills each 60-s mobisode with a parallel slice of a cliffhanging narrative.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAdapted from authors -  Xin Xu &amp; Will Wai Kit Ma &amp; Eric Wing Kuen See-To\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n# Springer Science + Business Media, LLC 2008\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-07-10T03:42:57","2010-07-15T19:29:30","Mesenburg",0,0,"Closed",0,0]
[null,5959,"Mobile functionality","User interface","smarter UI","arrange menus in the main screen in dock give some lively appearance,a home menu in all windows,when u press that menu button menus should pop up like what we see in windows, rather than moving  into a new screen.","2010-02-26T05:04:23","2010-02-26T05:04:23","tinku",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,6215,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","Emergency Contact Numbers to be viewable when phone is password locked","My idea is simple. It is to have the emergency contact numbers to be accessable from the phone when it is locked by password. This would be of help when say the user is in some emergency(like an accident) then the others could look up onto his phone for those emergency numbers (numbers of the user's relatives etc.) even when the phone is in password locked mode.","2010-03-04T07:38:05","2010-10-11T05:17:59","kusa_indigeek",0,100,"Expert review",52,0]
[null,10011,{"$nulls":3},"Very important!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-09T09:13:49","2010-10-09T09:13:49","Tallert",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6223,{"$nulls":3},"Perhaps this could be done by defining some additional \"Emergency\" numbers. Phones will allways allow the international emergency number (e.g. 911) even if they are password locked, so there is code for something like that already. If we added a \"My Emergency Number\" setting to choose the number to call, and enabled \"888\" as \"call the personal emergency number\", then I think we'd have the basic idea without having to make the number directly visible.","2010-03-04T11:36:51","2010-03-04T11:36:51","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,6224,{"$nulls":3},"PS. I also think this is something where the Symbian platform could lead the way, and other phone platforms would follow.","2010-03-04T11:38:20","2010-03-04T11:38:20","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6382,{"$nulls":3},"Good idea!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-10T18:16:16","2010-03-10T18:16:16","Bob.Winter",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8263,"Symbian Foundation","Improve the running of Symbian","Sharable Calendars","Intended audience: friends, couples, husbands &amp; wives\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSummary:  Allow people who the user enables, to see their calendar and also allows users to see their friends' calendars.  Calendar entries are updated daily (or other intervals) over an internet connection.  \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nScenario:  John asks Dave to go to see a movie after work, but Dave doesn't know if his girlfriend is going to be busy tonight or not.  She doesn't answer her phone right away so he checks their shared calendar and it shows she is working so he accepts his friend's invitation.  \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nScenario 2:  Allows friends to plan events around when everyone is free.  ","2010-07-10T05:35:35","2010-07-10T05:35:35","Snoverola",0,100,"Voting and discussion",5,0]
[null,9783,{"$nulls":3},"that should be as option","2010-10-02T16:46:38","2010-10-02T16:46:38","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8418,{"$nulls":3},"Could be an app or widget to share calenders, but where is information main repository.\n\n\n\n\nSafety.","2010-07-17T01:27:36","2010-07-17T01:27:36","Mesenburg",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9543,"Mobile applications",null,"product barcode reader","shop with your camera an app that uses the camera to read the barcode on products (food. electronics, toys, or any other stuff you need daily) and then looks for it on the web and bam gives you the results in google shopping, amazon or any other site and then you can order it directley, ios and android have it, why not symbian ?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-09-17T23:08:15","2010-10-12T10:26:46","AsMaRaNi",0,100,"Expert review",33,0]
[null,9578,{"$nulls":3},"Hello,\n\n\n\n\nThere are several of these apps already available. Some are in the OVI store and some may even be in Horizons (I did not check, sorry).  Is there something unique that you want, or do you have a non-Nokia, and therefore the OVI store is not an option for you?","2010-09-23T00:50:17","2010-09-23T00:50:17","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9581,{"$nulls":3},"Please refine you idea, Such apps are already available for Symbian devices. ","2010-09-23T03:53:37","2010-09-23T03:53:37","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2376,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Connecting phone to TV ","I want my phone to connect wirelessly with my TV and display my photos, play my music and videos","2009-11-06T11:46:29","2010-06-07T16:22:00","effimiav",0,81.99,"Closed",5,1]
[null,7920,{"$nulls":3},"This function already present Via Wi-Fi UPnP. Can we close this idea now!","2010-06-07T16:20:52","2010-06-07T16:20:52","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2888,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Creat Picture in Picture technology for multi-viewing of streaming tech, TV, videos, face-to-face calls","My idea is to enable a user to have picture-in-picture capability.  It is nice to stream video, watch television,look at youtube, talk to someone using picture phone,etc., but I would like to be able to run multiple streams or casts simultaneously with a Primary screen=BIG, and Secondary Screen=SMALLER, but not so I can not see it.....It would be nice to be able to place the&quot;smaller&quot; PIP where I would like it,and not have it in a fixed place on the screen.  Additionally, it would be nice to quicklyswitch back and forth between Primary and secondary screen......","2009-11-24T19:18:19","2010-02-15T23:15:40","ginau",0,0,"Done!",0,0]
[null,3090,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Sebastian,Yes,I like a big screen too,and there certainly are limitations to how many different functions can be on the screen at once. But,I also am greedy mobile user,and would like to have as much functionality out of my mobile as possible,as that makes me want to buy it! If I wanted a &quot;phone&quot;,I would buy one.I want a sophisticated multifunction device which can handle multimedia playing so I can relax and enjoy myself :), with more than just one choice.This would be especially great,if you were watching 2 sports events at the same time.You can have &quot;your team&quot; in the big screen and &quot;your second favoroite team&quot; in the small screen.","2009-12-01T23:20:33","2009-12-01T23:20:33","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2958,{"$nulls":3},"While I do support the idea of allowing multiple screens showing different views, for instance playing video over HDMI while showing navigation controls on the phone screen, I think full screen apps are the best solution for mobile interfaces.","2009-11-27T11:39:14","2009-11-27T11:39:14","teknolog",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5565,{"$nulls":3},"I am killing this IDEA as it does not seem to be ging anywhere.  BR, GU-S","2010-02-15T23:14:07","2010-02-15T23:14:07","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4168,"Mobile functionality","User interface","pop-up a Volume Bar when the volume rocker is pressed","The latest Symbian s60v5 doesn't show any info when you adjust the volume.\n\n\n\n\nI suggest to pop-up a Volume Bar when the volume rocker is pressed.\n\n\n\n\nThe pop-up should also have direct toggle to MUTE and VIBRATE.\n\n\n\n\nIf possible, imitate the UIQ way where there are separate volume bars for Multimedia , Ringing, Messaging, and Alarm.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-06T14:22:13","2010-10-15T11:59:39","BoyBawang",0,100,"Expert review",30,0]
[null,8068,{"$nulls":3},"This should work perfectly along with my other proposal here: Quick Bluetooth toggle direct from volume control bar","2010-06-21T05:55:05","2010-06-21T05:55:05","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5704,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Simple but efficient light/color picture adjustment","The gallery application should have more powerful and useful tools for adjusting pictures.\n\n\n\n\nSymbian (S60v3) already has very good stuff in picture editing, as the red-eye removing tool, cropping and (somewhat limited) text input. Also, it's got contrast and sharpness adjustment the useless (though popular) sepia, negative and B&amp;W effects.\n\n\n\n\nAside of the already present tools, Symbian should also have simple tools for bumping up vivid colors, cold/hot color tone adjustment, highlight/shadows adjustment, \"digital flash\", soft light effects, etc. Basically it's about day-to-day tweaks that we could be doing in our Symbian devices instead of using PC applications such as Picasa.","2010-02-19T00:41:54","2010-02-23T12:09:26","brenopeck",0,100,"Voting and discussion",29,0]
[null,10272,{"$nulls":3},"should be cool","2010-10-14T23:19:44","2010-10-14T23:19:44","nitrous28",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5715,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Breno,  Thanks for your IDEA.  This is similar to http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=4300&amp;foolIE6=1#comment_5542 . Would it be acceptable to place this as a refinement to this IDEA, or would you like to add details to show a seperate IDEA?  Please let us know.....Thanks","2010-02-19T06:42:54","2010-02-23T14:35:38","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6728,"Mobile applications",null,"Mobile number scanner","I think of a software for mobile which can search the mobile number near a distance of 10meter,means when suppose you are in a bus and a beautiful girl is sitting in that bus so you want her number.Now by activating this app and search the all numbers in the bus but it will search via network not by bluetooth coz all mobiles have no bluetooth.","2010-03-23T14:22:17","2010-03-23T14:22:17","Ayurvedic",0,22.75,"Voting and discussion",2,7]
[null,6729,{"$nulls":3},"Would people really want to give out their number?","2010-03-23T15:14:30","2010-03-23T18:20:51","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6750,{"$nulls":3},"I wouldn't poo poo this idea straight up.\n\n\n\n\nThese type of apps already exist on other mobile platforms, what he's suggesting is that one of these is available on the symbian platform.\n\n\n\n\nI doubt the execution would include making available personal information, rather giving the user options on what information they divulge and using bluetooth/wifi/gps/something else to determine your proximity of people in the area who are looking for someone of your characteristics/interests/etc.\n\n\n\n\nThought out well and giving due consideration to privacy concerns, this could be an exciting application which could help bring people together through the power of mobile technology.\n\n\n\n\nI would suggest that if this idea was to get any traction it will need to be edited to better define the aim, result and method.","2010-03-24T10:55:15","2010-03-24T21:35:09","thewinchester",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6984,"Mobile functionality",null,"USB feature in Nokia mobile","i want nokia to make a phone in which u can plug an usb drive\n\n\n\n\nand can play or copy the data of pen drive to your phone.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAnd support maximum feature that an usb slot have like\n\n\n\n\n     --      direct printing of pages and images form  your mobile by connecting printer to it,\n\n\n\n\n     --     we can connect mouse to mobile(for using TV out feature as surf net by connecting mobile to tv and                  mouse),\n\n\n\n\n     --     can connect a keyboard to the mobile( for faster typing),\n\n\n\n\n     --      can connect to other's mobile by connecting their data cable,\n\n\n\n\n     --      can connect net connector like tata photon +, and relince net connector,\n\n\n\n\nAND MANY MANY MORE\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-04-07T11:46:44","2010-04-07T11:46:43","sy21",0,68.84,"Voting and discussion",5,1]
[null,7003,{"$nulls":3},"Great idea.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI have thought being able to plug in a USB memory stick would be very handy.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSome of the new phones come with very short micro USB to full size USB cables.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIf the adapter cable is carried with the phone, it would be great to simply plug in a full size USB memory stick or other device and be able to access it from the phone.","2010-04-08T03:25:20","2010-04-08T03:25:20","352x416",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7020,{"$nulls":3},"My Idea is more simple - Instead of integrating USB plug-in port in device (Which take more space) we can use a Cable which connect to Device in its available port at one end and connect to any USB on other end. ","2010-04-10T17:02:13","2010-04-10T17:02:13","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,7043,{"$nulls":3},"It would be cool if you could plug in your digital camera and transfer all of your photos for safekeeping, or editing.","2010-04-13T00:51:36","2010-04-13T00:51:36","Lek",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8264,"Mobile applications",null,"Mobile Commerce Adoption, mCommerce","Imagine yourself walking in a city, possibly drained of energy, in proximity to a Starbucks that you are not aware of.  \n\n\n \n\n\nWith a location based service you could be automatically sent a message from platform  or service provider\n\n\n \n\n\nwith the exact location and directions to your Triple Espresso with a valuable coupon targeted from past purchase behavior.  \n\n\n \n\n\nSpeeding the adoption of mCommerce.\n\n\n \n\n\nResearch mode.\n\n\n \n\n\nA  research model which includes the relationships between users, the technology, and the  mobile commerce value chain\n\n\n \n\n\nNumerous attempts to build up a recognisable research space for mobile commerce have led to the \n\n\n \n\n\ncreation of research constructs such as general frameworks, \n\n\n \n\n\napplication-specific scenarios, transactional models, and evaluation and adoption frameworks. \napplications that take into account the exact location of the user and provide customised, location-aware services.\napplications in banking and brokerage, shopping, reservations and ticketing,entertainment, event management, education (Varshney &amp; Vetter, 2002)business model provides an architecture for conducting mCommerce (Veijalainen et al, 2002), \nincluding a description of the relations between the players: ??customers, operators, eCommerce providers, \n\npayment providers, and other parties? (Lehner &amp; Watson, 2001). \nthree distinct components of mCommerce - business models, applications and supporting infrastructure\na single application might also be supported on multiple platforms\nrelationships between platforms, applications and business models\nThere are several ?players? in the mCommerce scene: \nproviders of platforms, developers of applications and middleware, content and service providers and end-users.\n\nThe simple linear value chain model (Schot, 1997) lacks a user-centric view of mCommerce, and is\n\n\ndifficult to apply in the study of mCommerce adoption. The linear model also cannot be\n\nextended to include other types of eCommerce, such as consumer-to-consumer (C2C) interactions.\n\nThe multidimensional value chain model overcomes some of these limitations, and several variants of the \n\n\nmulti-chain  models exist; examples include the ?process based double-value chain? (Barnes, 2002)\nthe ?future scenario? model  (Muller-Versee, 2000)and the ?extended mobile communication \nvalue chain? (Buellingen &amp; Woerter, 2002\n\nVendors and developers do not interact directly with the end-usersof the applications.\n\n ?Providers? of mobile services and portalsoperate the interface needed to conduct mCommerce. \n\n\nThe importance of the mobile portal as user access point isincreasing with the process of \n\nconvergence between platform vendors, content developers and mobile services\n\n\n(Petrova, 2002; Barnes, 2002;Buellingen &amp; Woerter, 2002). \n\nThe process of convergence is characterised by a competition for portal ownership.\n\nAn example of the convergence process is the case of mobile network operators (vendors) \n\noffering both content and payment services  to customers (such as micro payments for news messages). \n\nClarke?s value proposition approach (Clarke III, 2000) considers the bundle of \n\nfour key value dimensions (ubiquity, personalization, localization, and convenience),\n\n\n\n\nwhich give mCommerce a competitive advantage over traditional electronic commerce, \n\nand constitute the ?value-for-time? proposition of mCommerce.\n\nThe end-user response to a particular mobile application dependson the amount of the added\n?value-for-time?. As ?value-for-time?is the key dynamic determining the success of a mobile application,\n its four value dimensions offer value-proposition based framework for studying mCommerce adoption.\n\n\nOne of the survey?s major findings of the survey was that ?[consumers] recognise particularly the mobile value arising from time-critical and spontaneous needs?. \nThis result is in line with Clarke?s value-for-time hypothesis and demonstrates the usefulness of the\nvalue proposition approach in studying mCommerce adoption.\nFinally, Varshney et al (2000) provide a general reference modelfor mCommerce. \n\nThe suggested framework  consists of two planes - ?users? and ?providers/developers?.\nThe user plane is divided into four layers (network infrastructure, middleware, \nuser interface and mobile applications). \nThe framework assumes the existence of interfaces between the layers and between\n the planes, but does not define them and is open to include any future  developments \nas separate ?players? in the value chain develop their own connections to the user plane.\nMobile commerce related factors \n\nFactor Description \nCustomer Ownership of subscriber data Personalization \nUsing subscriber data  to personalize the user interface with the application and to customizeend-user experience \nLocalization Enabling the provision of services related and relevant to a mobile customer? location  \n\nUbiquity  \nThe ability of the end-user to receive information and perform transactions from any location \nTimeliness /instant connectivity \nDelivering time-sensitive information . The ability to connect to the service instantly \n\nConvenience Applications which ?make life easier?, without too much customer \ninvolvement in the technicalities of the service.\n\nApplications which overcome the limitations of the mobile handheld device \n\nCost What the customer pays for the connection, for the mobile device and for the service \n\nBandwidth \n\nThe ability to transmit across the network rich content ? including voice, video, multimedia and text \nAvailability and interoperability of devices and protocols \n\n\n\n\nEnabling the delivery of services across different networks and devices, providing \nplatform ?transparency? . \n\n\n\nCoverage of geographic areas \nSocial factors Issues arising from concerns about privacy and security of information, \nand about access to the technology \nThe mobile application is hosted and is supported by a portal or a solution \nprovider; we will use the term ?intermediary? rather than the term ?application? \n\n\n\n\n\n\nin order to give a broader meaning to this entity.(In different value chains, different intermediaries might be involved,\nor they might converge; we are interested in their role in generating \noverall mobility-related value, regardless of the exact configuration of the value chain). \nThe ?true? mobility factors are ?Ubiquity?, ?Timeliness? and ?Localization?.\n\n\n\n\nThese features are not characteristic for a non-mobile eCommerce application. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nThey take advantage of the mobility capabilities provided\nthrough the mobile platform, and are related to the available network\ncapacity (for instance ? bandwidth, or access points). \n\n'Personalization' and 'customer ownership' play a special role in\nmCommerce due to the commercial nature of the mobile infrastructure: \n\nMobile networks are proprietary and there is no open public access to them \n(as there is  with the Internet). \n\nTherefore personalization of services is possible based on subscriber data\nalready collected; in contrast to Web-based eCommerce \n\n'Interoperability' refers to the ability to run an application on different \nplatforms transparently to the end-user, making the business model\n\n\n\nindependent of the implementation aspects. The transparency is provided  by \nthe intermediary. \n\nPlatform Intermediary Business model \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nUbiquity\n\n\n\n\n\n\n  Provides ?global? coverage \nProvides the real-time context \nProvides the content of the service (for example mobile banking) \n\n\n\n\n\nTimeliness\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n Provides instant connectivity \n Enhances services with added features such as ?alerts? \nProvides the content of the service (for example stock trading information) \nProvides the localized content of the service (for example, region-wide) \n\n\n\n\n\nPersonalization &amp; customer ownership    \n\n\n\n\n Owns subscriber data, personalizes the interface  \nProvides content which depends on personal choice (for example one-to-one marketing) \n\n\n\nConvenience \n\nProvides devices with improved usability features  \n\n\n\nProvides user friendly interface \n\n\n\n\nProvides content which improves ?quality of life?  \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nCost  Devices and connection  n/a Might be explicit or bundled (for example,\n\n\n\nticket purchase with built-in instant notification) \n\nInteroperability\n\n\n\n\n/ bandwidth \nDevices &amp; networks -standards, middleware  \nProvides transparency, hides the interoperability issues \nProvides media intensive content \n\n\n\n\n\nSocial factors\n\nPrivacy of customer data Security of sensitive information, liability in case of non-timely \n\ndelivered information, the risk involved in delivering mission critical but wrong information\n\nMobility factors (timeliness, localization, ubiquity, personalization); \n? factors related to support (interoperability and usability); ? social factors\n\n\n\n(cost, access, privacy and security concerns).\n\n\n\n\nThe platform, the intermediary and the business model\nAdapted","2010-07-10T05:50:05","2010-07-12T09:44:19","Mesenburg",0,0,"Closed",0,0]
[null,9288,"None of the Above",null,"batch application installer and uninstaller","symbian devices should be able to install and uninstall multiple applications one by one without the user's interface.","2010-09-02T15:35:51","2010-09-02T15:35:51","sachinvermarip",0,100,"Voting and discussion",4,0]
[null,9342,{"$nulls":3},"Great idea ! Check your e-mail plz !","2010-09-06T12:18:15","2010-09-06T12:18:15","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9544,"Mobile applications",null,"doodle jump","doodle jump game from the itunes app store","2010-09-17T23:32:18","2010-09-19T00:28:32","AsMaRaNi",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,1353,"Symbian Foundation","Make development easier","Provide a reading list for Package Owners (and developers)","How about a list of suggested reading material for Package Owners?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nStart with:\n\n\n\n\n * Producing Open Source Software (Karl Forel)\n\n\n\n\n *The Cathedral and the Bazaar (Eric S. Redmond)\n\n\n\n\n * Just for Fun (Linus Torvalds)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSuggestions for others...?","2009-07-08T17:53:08","2010-06-11T15:21:44","dadurant",0,56.98,"Closed",1,1]
[null,1354,{"$nulls":3},"It might be I am reacting to the semantics but I expect Package Owners to _generate_ their own reading lists based on their own experience and interests rather than be _provided_ with one. We might encourage some active community members to start a conversation and share their reading lists, perhaps generate a poll.","2009-07-10T09:57:24","2009-07-10T09:57:24","jimclarke",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,1355,{"$nulls":3},"Hey Jim,\n\n\n\n\n&gt; We might encourage some active community members to start a conversation\n\n\n\n\nWe&apos;re community members and we&apos;re already having a conversation :-)\n\n\n\n\nTrue, I should have said \"Suggest a reading list\" rather than \"Provide one\" you are of course correct.","2009-07-10T10:36:31","2009-07-10T10:36:31","dadurant",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3145,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Collate redundant or similar ideas, which in turn should make community voting and approval process more accurate and efficient","With the current site set up,some ideas already have the appropriate number of votes from the community to be approved.  This may not be clear, because of multiple same/similar submissions that are &quot;watering down&quot; community voting.\n\nMy idea is the following:\n\nI would really like to help make this site work better for SF.  Please collate redundant,like and/or similar comments.Many times there are cross references to a &quot;similar&quot; or same idea in discussions,or it is clear from the spiggits that the idea is already &quot;In Discussion&quot;.It is not helpful to have what could be very good ideas dispersed,and,voted on seperately.Is there any administrative personnel or automated process which could collate the &quot;like/similar ideas&quot;?\n\n\n","2009-12-03T16:41:30","2009-12-03T16:41:30","ginau",0,100,"Voting and discussion",5,0]
[null,3147,{"$nulls":3},"I believe that there is already a function - or there was a function - that checked the idea of the submitter before allowing the person to post the idea. But it was looking at the subject and possibly tags, not the entire idea, and so many of the duplicates were missed. Maybe this idea is something that can be done with improved logic on the side of that aspect of idea generation???","2009-12-03T17:18:00","2009-12-03T18:20:54","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3159,{"$nulls":3},"Uhmm, perhaps something like a &quot;if you liked this idea then you&#39;d also like...&quot; recommendation system that appends the logic of similar ideas to collecting them in a sidebar panel. An alternate view of this would thread similar ideas.","2009-12-04T01:46:49","2009-12-04T01:46:49","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3167,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Antione, thank you again for your help and discussion. The &quot;if you liked this idea then you&#39;d also like...&quot; recommendation system currently exists. However, some IDEAS members are not stopping and reading the similar IDEAS posts. So, if there is a logic code which could collate similar IDEAS under the thread of the originator of the IDEA, and it was easy (which I have no idea how to do it), then that would be my suggestion. It would also be nice if the supporting votes of the redundant IDEA were to also transfer to the originator of the IDEA. The vote transfer is a bit trickier, and would need a mechanism to &quot;bump out&quot; or only allow one vote per person, and therefore the actual votes per ideas becomes more efficient and good IDEAS trending is recognized earlier, as they are not in several places and with multiple supporting members. I have brought this idea forward now, as the SF IDEAS forum is relatively small, however, as the forum grows this is a potentially very big issue. These are just my thoughts...... I hope that my point is made, and that this improvement is made. Regards!","2009-12-04T15:55:58","2009-12-04T15:55:58","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5705,"Mobile applications",null,"more mailboxes in integrated mail client on symba","On home-screen of my 5800 i see and can add only 1 mailbox mail, but many people have a few boxes...","2010-02-19T00:50:36","2010-02-19T00:56:58","Yaden",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,7707,{"$nulls":3},"Perhaps a single 'new email' area incorporating new email from all relevant inboxes would be better - this would save screen real estate compared to something that looked like:\n\n\n\n\ninbox1@email.com\n\n\n\n\n   - email 1\n\n\n\n\n   - email 2\n\n\n\n\ninbox2@email.com\n\n\n\n\n   - email 1\n\n\n\n\n   - email 2\n\n\n\n\netc.","2010-05-26T22:18:24","2010-05-26T22:18:24","fakename",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7710,{"$nulls":3},"You can already have more than one email inbox, what the poster is asking is for something that the homescreen widget doesn't support, which is the viewing of more than one inbox in that specific widget. Unfortunately, the runtime platform that makes that specific widget doesn't allow for showing or accessing more than one inbox. I believe that this is a specific limitation of the web runtime feature.\n\n\n\n\nThe idea's original question should be restated to account for this. After that, getting some understanding about the widget abilities going forward should help. Unfortunately, only the n97 and n97 mini models are able to support user-produced widgets, other models just cannot do that.","2010-05-27T02:52:44","2010-05-27T04:01:58","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6217,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Define Accessibility API for Symbian","I have noticed that there are several threads requesting \"accessibility\" functions in Symbian phone, for example for the visually impaired or people relying on input  methods other than touch or keypad (e.g. http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=3453), however there seems to be no \"idea\" yet for the required technical underpinnings.\n\n\n\n\nRight now what is most lacking is a standardized Accessibility API that assistive technologies can use to interact with the existing user interface of a phone, e.g. to read out text on the screen for converting into Speech or Braille, or identifying \"clickable\" areas that can be triggered by other means of input.\n\n\n\n\nThere is already a large body of existing work on other platforms, e.g. MSAA in Windows, the accessibility APIs in Android or Blackberry, and, most importantly, Qt Accessibility (http://doc.trolltech.com/4.3/accessible.html), but these do not yet have an equivalent in the Symbian UI architecture.\n\n\n\n\nRegardless of whether accessibility software for Symbian will ultimately be free or not, and whether it will be 3rd party or part of the core OS, any such technology will require some kind of interface to the rest of the system, and my proposal is for such an interface to be created, and to ensure that it is supported by at least most of the UI components on a typical device.\n\n\n\n\n[Some more thoughts on this can also be found here: http://developer.symbian.org/forum/showthread.php?p=7241]","2010-03-04T10:03:43","2010-10-11T15:02:30","mgroeber",0,100,"Expert review",62,0]
[null,8303,{"$nulls":3},"Symbian Foundation please attract and develop for the accessibility community.  This needs attention and resources.","2010-07-12T00:02:40","2010-07-12T00:02:40","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8304,{"$nulls":3},"Symbian Foundation please attract and develop for the accessibility community.  This needs attention and resources.","2010-07-12T00:02:54","2010-07-12T00:02:54","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10098,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing back to community","2010-10-11T05:19:45","2010-10-11T05:19:45","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10101,{"$nulls":3},"Hello all,  Just to alert you to the fact that John Paton, of Sense.org.uk, together with Gary Readfern-Gray, (one of my colleagues from rnib.org.uk) and I will be presenting on this subject at SEE2010.  We plan to blogpost this week, and would appreciate any help you can give in getting accessibility further up the Symbian agenda.  Steve J.  ","2010-10-11T08:33:33","2010-10-22T10:06:04","steve8459",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6307,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Marcus,\n\n\n\n\nIf you can stimulate excitement, I will be satisfied. I have posted approximately 10 accessibility features and they do not move. \n\n\n\n\nI am not sure if the issue is the API. I think that it is more to do with the lack of interest and understanding of accessibility issues and resolutions.\n\n\n\n\nFor instance, the Nokia N82 was made into a fabulous accessibility device with the collaboration of Symbian?, Nokia, Ray Kurzweil, and the national federation for the blind. The outcome was/is a very good, yet highly priced accessibility device, the KNFB-Reader mobile which actually has TALKS or MOBILESPEAK :http://www.knfbreader.com/products-mobile.php\n\n\n\n\nThe API is present for the S60, 3, fp1....and since the developer community has been continuously asked to design accessibility items and the interest and voting has not been present.  Perhaps there needs for a paradigm shitft. Yes, this needs to be addressed, but SFers have responded to many requests for AT with solutions. Based on this, and my latest AT posts, I hope that there can be a consolidation and paradigm shift of the current Symbian OS AT to improve upon the current API and help so many people. \n\n\n\n\nHonestly, AT is something which is near and dear to me. If we can educate, shift the paradigm, and help facilitate understanding and purpose.....than I am happy....I know the challenges. There are many features which are already integrated into the API, but the API can be improved. Please support this refinement to the many IDEAs which have been posted for AT.\n\n\n\n\nYou have my vote and I have supported all the AT posts. Marcus, thank you for bringing this AT issue and potential resolution to the SF community.  Community, please think about this post and I will gladly consolidate all the post requests and some blogs to help facilitate the success of making a very good AT interface organized, coordinated and workable for an AT API focus group....","2010-03-06T03:59:12","2010-03-12T03:05:53","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6596,{"$nulls":3},"Hello SF, Marcus G is a humble, however, I am going to expand to say that this gentleman is an extremely talented and one of the stand out AT devlopers in the world.  This is fabulous for the Symbian Community and it would be great to get votes.\n\n\n\n\nThis refinement to all the various IDEAs needs votes, as there are many people who have posted wonderful IDEAs, and we need to get the API adjusted and user/developer friendly so Symbian OSs will be even more efficient, functional and most importly.....user friendly to the disability community.....Please vote....If you posted an AT IDEA, it falls into this same grouping.\n\n\n\n\nThank you so much.","2010-03-16T13:33:14","2010-03-16T13:33:14","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6363,{"$nulls":3},"Please look over this post.  There are many posts and threads which are about accessibility and AT.  This post, in conjunction with all of the community posts, is a very important step toward making those IDEAs become a reality....\n\n\n\n\nThis is team /community under taking which is going to need a lot of different perspectives and expertise to bring easy and accessible devices and technology to those who need them.  Please strongly consider voting to support this and improve the future of Symbian devices. Thank you!","2010-03-08T13:32:11","2010-03-12T03:10:02","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6473,"Mobile functionality",null,"Allow you to make incoming calls / message alerts be silent based on number not being in contacts","You should be able to make the phone silent only for non-contacts (number not in your contact list).  Sometimes you don't want to be disturbed by random calls / messages.  It would be helpful to set the phone to only alert for your contacts or for from a contact group.","2010-03-13T17:34:32","2010-10-12T21:03:01","omer486",0,100,"Expert review",38,0]
[null,10012,{"$nulls":3},"Good idea!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-09T09:18:04","2010-10-09T09:18:04","Tallert",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6543,{"$nulls":3},"Omer Y -This function is already present on Symbian Devices - \n\n\n\n\nGo to the \"Profiles\" ---&gt; Select your profile type then  -------&gt; Select \"Personalize\" Then----&gt; Select \"Alert For\" ----&gt; Now select your Group -Thats it\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nPlease refine you Idea! ","2010-03-15T05:05:35","2010-03-15T05:06:54","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6546,{"$nulls":3},"I know you can select an alert for a group or contact.  I meant an alert type for NOT  being in a group or NOT being in all contacts.  Right now there are basically 2 types of alert profiles: regular (normal, outdoors..etc) and silent.  There should be an easy to select  silent for non-contacts only profile as well  (regular alerts for contacts).\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-15T08:56:13","2010-03-15T09:17:39","omer486",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10181,{"$nulls":3},"Great idea!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-12T19:37:38","2010-10-12T19:37:38","CarloseIbanez",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7497,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Contextual qwerty keyboard.","how about contextual qwerty keyboard.\n\n\n\n\n\nEg.,  after entering the url using a onscreen  qwerty keyboard, just taping on  ok button should take the user to the  website. But in current symbian 1, the user has to tap on \"goto'  -  thats 2 clicks after entering the text/url.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nsimilarly in search feature  on recommended page on ovi client, ovi  maps.... all other phone apps","2010-05-13T04:56:20","2010-05-13T04:56:20","dpr",0,100,"Voting and discussion",4,0]
[null,330,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","Co-host Open Source Jam with Google","Google has been running Open Source Jam (a semi-regular meeting of open source producers and evangelisers) in London for some time now. The sessions are limited to 50 and are are always massively over-subscrived.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThe Foundation could split the cost allowing for either a bigger venue or twice as many sessions to be held.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAlso shows the Foundation plays well with other open source organisations.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSuggest also setting one up in San Francisco if there isn&apos;t one there already.","2009-04-28T11:38:47","2010-06-10T01:59:10","dadurant",0,100,"Closed",4,0]
[null,367,{"$nulls":3},"I know that Google is not evil, but wonder if they were interested in co-hosting this event with one of their biggest competitors. I&apos;m sceptic about this, but perhaps it&apos;s only because I&apos;m a Hungarian. ","2009-04-29T15:22:36","2009-04-29T15:22:36","tote",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,376,{"$nulls":3}," \n\n\n\n\nI think it is very important that the Foundation is seen publically to be able to work well with other open organisations. I know that there have been talks with the Eclipse people and others but that is all in the background.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSo far there hasn&apos;t really been anything to show the Foundation is part of the same happy family that includes Linus, RMS and the like. Doing some joint work with Google on things like this would show that while they are definetely competitors they can still work together in an open way on common projects.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nBuilding bridges is always good.","2009-04-30T07:56:53","2009-04-30T07:56:53","dadurant",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,402,{"$nulls":3},"&gt;The Foundation could split the cost allowing for either a bigger venue or twice as many sessions to be held.\n\n\n\n\nCan anyone provide an estimate of what this cost would be?\n\n\n\n\nI can&apos;t vote for or against this idea without having a better idea of the cost.","2009-05-02T22:05:52","2009-05-05T15:10:05","dw2",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2378,"Symbian Foundation","Make development easier","Add a &quot;Bug reporting wizard&quot; to the developer website","The current interface for raising issues in Bugzilla requires too much knowledge on the source structure, but it&#39;s actually very important for some of the Mercurial/Bugzilla integration for the Bugzilla structure to match the source layout.\n\nRather than try to break or disguise that linkage, I think we should provide something which helps guide people to the right package for their defect report. My initial idea is to have a page with some popular things against which people raise defects, and have those things as links which provide a partly filled in bug report for the right package.\n\nFor example, &quot;Raptor&quot; would take you to a New Bug form for the &quot;build&quot; component in the sftools/dev/build package, whereas &quot;abld&quot; would take you to a New Bug form for the &quot;unspecified&quot; component in the sf/os/buildtools package.\n\nThis could be extended further - &quot;N97&quot; could directly people gently to the getsatisfaction site, and &quot;mailing lists&quot; could raise an appropriate webbug.\n\nIf we did this on a Wiki page and it was pretty obvious how to make the right kind of links, then the community (and in particular the package owners) could add new links when they find they get lots of misdirected bug reports.","2009-11-06T11:47:00","2009-11-06T11:47:23","william_roberts",0,100,"Voting and discussion",5,0]
[null,2644,{"$nulls":3},"Not convinced about this one... I think you need to make bug submission obvious and friendly, to the point that this stuff really isn't visible at all.\n\n\n\nSadly I think somebody needs to triage the bugs by hand to assign them to the correct code!\n\n\n\n\n\nThe Android approach is to have a bug tracker filled with dross which is mostly ignored:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://code.google.com/p/android/issues/list\n\n\n\n\n\nI can't decide if that's a good thing or a bad thing. It does mean the barrier to submission is negligible. But it does mean - I bet - that none of the companies contributing to Android use it as their primary bug tracking system.","2009-11-16T22:12:50","2009-11-16T22:13:06","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2634,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","Reconnect with S60 loyal experts and re-establish the NEXT GENERATION of Symbian Foundation mBazaDors!","You already had a great S60 Ambassador Program following which had a fantastic sense of &quot;community&quot;.  The program stopped and the sense of community died!  The community was based on usage and feedback regarding products and applications, but time has passed and there are so many new products and new features that have been blogged about by a few, but that is not &quot;community&quot;! Why not just start re-establishing this sense of &quot;community&quot; by requesting select participation in the Symbian Foundation, GENERATION NEXT mBazador PROGRAM.Why not send new product models,beta test models, and specific applications(stock/potential upgrades,beta lab, and games)to the top-S60 Ambassadors, bloggers,Forum writers, performers and have the &quot;community base&quot; regenerated starting with a select group who participated and worked well to help grow the S60 Ambassodor community. You may want to set a time limit for testing and writing so you get people started, but a &quot;sexy new device&quot; is great incentive to start playing around and spreading the word about how great Symbian Foundation and the products made by SF are great! Once there is enough feedback from these select individuals,new subject matter,areas of interest,real life usage,creative usage,resource topics and tips,application excitement(efficiency, fun, music, photos, games, new games, GPS, freebies etc),and, you are getting good feedback and business metrics,than open the flood gates to the masses...The Symbian Foundation has a new business model, and it needs to reinvent the Ambassador Program and reconnect with the Symbian community....We are out here and willing to help,but the longer Symbian Foundation waits to implement this, the farther away you are getting from any sense of community....","2009-11-16T19:26:59","2009-11-16T19:26:59","ginau",0,100,"Voting and discussion",7,0]
[null,2656,{"$nulls":3},"Is this just a duplicate of this idea (which you already found):\nhttp://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=475\n","2009-11-17T11:12:21","2009-11-17T11:12:21","markw",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2663,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Mark, Thank you for the response. No, this is not a duplicate idea of the other entry. This is distinct and different approach of how to build a Symbian Foundation community. I did read that post,yes,and it makes a person think. So,my &quot;ideas&quot; post was intended to be fundamentally different. Symbian Foundation is based on a NEW business model and my post was to re-invent a sense of &quot;community&quot; through a New Generation mBasAdor or community program and to provide a who, what, when. where approach of how to possibly roll it out.  The old S60 Ambassador program was wonderful, and parts of it should be used, however, the intent of my idea was to say, that Symbian Foundation is new, and, a community building program, should be re-invented and distiguished from the S60 program. This approach is based on the fact that the apps, devices, users, market,what Symbian Foundation would like for business metrics, and would like to showcase, should be incorporated into the Next Generation mBasAdor Program (or what ever it is called).  Additionally,my proposal was specific in demonstrating an approach on how to stratify,provide incentives and to build a core group, to populate specific topics areas for the community, and then roll out the SF MbasAdor program to all users.I found many questions in the other post, and, therefore my idea was a different approach on how to respond to the question of, &quot;How does Symbian Foundation build a new sense of community?&quot;  I choose to provide a new approach and route to community building and that is why I submitted this as my idea.  If it is felt that this should go under the other post, that is acceptable to me, however, I hope that my explanation provides the rationale of why it was not posted there.","2009-11-17T14:26:53","2009-11-18T18:10:30","ginau",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2716,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Mark, Thanks for the feedback....Good, I love a group that can make a community for SF!  The capitalization is symbolic  :) ...It is a modern take on Ambassador, and was meant to show some creativity and edginess and attract younger people to the developer table...and it has Ador as it&#39;s base...Ador, not Adore, but still to mean love, loyalty and community..All important base items for any business, foundation or life! I think you are becoming a little more familiar with my comments and style.  I hope that in the comments that I am providing, you find passion and the &quot;Ador&quot; attributes.....I am passionate about many things, including for some strange reason...The success of the Foundation! Cheers!","2009-11-18T18:54:55","2009-11-18T19:24:30","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2725,{"$nulls":3},"Mark, I strongly support Gina Utegg View on building a community on Symbian. As if say that you already planned a program I would love to be part of it.   ","2009-11-19T04:03:21","2009-11-24T22:49:14","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3914,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Support For Flash Wallapaper and Gif Wallpaper","All s40 supports for gif and swf as Homescreen wallapaper but Symbian misses it greatly :( instead of creating many widgets a single swf programmed with weather app,stocks etc can do the job.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThere are a lotta possibilities for swf apps so its a must one.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-12-25T14:29:17","2010-10-15T11:59:48","apache",0,93.39,"Expert review",30,1]
[null,3915,{"$nulls":3},"I support this for sure...hope in Symbian^3 o ^2 it will be available","2009-12-25T14:33:17","2009-12-25T14:33:17","neonoafs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9643,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing it back for community support! ","2010-09-26T20:28:43","2010-09-26T20:28:43","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4085,{"$nulls":3},"Its not important, but nice - so why not? ;-)","2010-01-03T17:36:41","2010-01-03T17:36:41","carafaja",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5706,"Symbian Foundation","Increase device usage","Integrated lan_pc_from_wi-fi browser like a network share.","Cables is die... Make us FREE =)","2010-02-19T01:10:27","2010-02-19T01:10:27","Yaden",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,1]
[null,6261,{"$nulls":3},"It would be not bad if with mobile  it would be possible on  wi-fi to look through network resources, for example through a router,  computers connected to it..","2010-03-04T19:27:05","2010-03-06T05:06:19","Yaden",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6321,{"$nulls":3},"Want view and work with files and folders in network from mobile!! =)","2010-03-06T11:14:56","2010-03-06T11:14:56","Yaden",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6116,{"$nulls":3},"Please refine you idea a bit more...!","2010-03-01T17:32:17","2010-03-01T17:32:17","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6218,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","Allow spaces in phonebook telephone numbers","The Contacts phonebook doesn't allow you to enter spaces in telephone numbers, just +0123456789*#pw.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIt would ease readability (and accessibility) greatly when having to look up a number to read out to someone, or write down on a form, if we could enter spaces when editing phone numbers.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nFor example:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n+441614962736 = bad\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n+44 161 496 2736 = good\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIt's possible to edit a contact on the PC (Outlook, Ovi Contacts) and add spaces, then sync it over, or receive a contact over Bluetooth, and they'll show up fine in Contacts. But it's not possible to add spaces on the phone. It should be.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nOn numeric keypads, space should be added to the list of special characters under either the * key, along with *+pw, or under the 0 key.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-04T10:15:50","2010-08-04T20:41:33","hugo",0,96.96,"Expert review",175,3]
[null,9993,{"$nulls":3},"Very important!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-09T07:48:15","2010-10-09T07:48:15","Tallert",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6426,{"$nulls":3},"Simple, but very useful.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI support it.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-12T15:59:18","2010-03-12T15:59:18","Lasse.Svensson",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,6945,{"$nulls":3},"The user should be able to use spaces, brackets, dashes and slash, because all these things are used in different countries to make numbers clearer and better arranged (spaces) and to separate prefix numbers, area codes, direct dialing extension,... (brackets, dashes, slashes).\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThe user should be able to use all that (spaces, brackets, dashes, slashes) to make the number clearer as he wants it and it is usual in his country. And technically it should be no big problem, that the phone ignores all that, when dialing the number.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThat's technically easy, but a big value for the user!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-04-05T18:52:53","2010-04-05T18:52:53","Pascal.Fischer",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,6696,{"$nulls":3},"In times, where many people only talking about the big hype \"mobile internet\" I like ideas like this one: It seems small and not so spectacular like some other ideas, but I think that for most people in every-day's use this is more helpful than many other things.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI like it and hope for it!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-22T12:27:09","2010-03-22T12:27:09","MarcoCarter",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,6965,{"$nulls":3},"Don't some Symbian devices do this and others don't? My E72 shows the telephone numbers with spaces, my N97 doesn't. My E72 also spaces the numbers out as I'm entering a new phone number.\n\n\n\n\nInstead of adding spaces manually, why not just have Symbian space it out for you automatically?","2010-04-06T18:30:27","2010-04-08T18:51:32","NseriesFreak7",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6221,{"$nulls":3},"Absolutely - I've always wanted to be allowed to do this, but my guess is that designers have always though that they should overload the 0 to get the spaces, and decided against it.","2010-03-04T11:20:32","2010-03-04T11:20:32","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,7254,{"$nulls":3},"Since I had my first cellphone in the 90's I'm wondering, why this feature isn't standard from the beginning. It's technically easy, but so useful.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-04-26T11:31:23","2010-04-26T11:31:23","Julian.Lousberg",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,9579,{"$nulls":3},"This is one thing that is very inconsistent across Symbian platforms. In my N97, the numbers are all bunched together, yet in my E72, they're split apart with spaces like they should be. It needs to be consistent and have spaces on all versions of Symbian.","2010-09-23T03:49:22","2010-09-23T03:49:22","NseriesFreak7",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6253,{"$nulls":3},"Awesome one- You have my Vote- My Dad always encounter same problem  in Phone book.","2010-03-04T18:37:19","2010-03-04T19:01:46","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,6256,{"$nulls":3},"Why Hugo,\n\n\n\n\nI like it....A lot..\n\n\n\n\nThe typical human brain can store only up to 7-9 digits at a time. \n\n\n\n\nWell, I am old, bad memory, poor eyesight, have mobile numbers from all sorts of countries. \n\n\n\n\n It would be great to have something to help the Americans understand that +1, or 001 are not the only country codes , and I need to see little line breaks so I do not have to look so silly when getting phone numbers or reading them to someone from my tiny screen (especially when some are really long).\n\n\n\n\nI support your proposal......","2010-03-04T18:59:10","2010-03-04T18:59:10","ginau",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,6269,{"$nulls":3},"Yes! Another good one for making phonebooks more comfortable.","2010-03-05T08:15:39","2010-03-05T08:15:38","ostaehr",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,8845,{"$nulls":3},"A very simple, but great idea. I'm asking, why this hasn't be done before.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-08-18T13:28:26","2010-08-18T13:28:26","TobiWesten",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,9870,{"$nulls":3},"A very big wish of many people.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-07T11:57:45","2010-10-07T11:57:45","CarlosFiyero",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,8847,{"$nulls":3},"And I want that not only on smartphones, but also on normal, classical cell-phones.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAnd no matter if the numbers are stored in the phone or on the SIM-card.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-08-18T14:02:47","2010-08-18T14:02:47","TimAusmanek",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,7124,{"$nulls":3},"Hi,\n\n\n\n\nI'm really sad that I'm not the first one who voted for this, 'cause I still get upset when I have my E90 open and it's not allowed to separate the numbers by blanks (by the way - the feature was already implemented in one of the precedessors ofthe Nokia communicator (I think I had that already on the NOKIA 9210) You have my full vote with stars and stripes!","2010-04-17T22:35:47","2010-04-17T22:35:47","nemoadest1",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,6622,{"$nulls":3},"Great, this now has over 30 supports (Supports/Scraps: 34/1), has over 70% positive votes (Approval Rating: 92.12%), and has been viewed by over 50 people (Views: 165).\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI think it just needs to be approved by a community moderator (two of whom have commented positively above :) to get to stage 3: expert review.","2010-03-17T20:15:40","2010-07-28T13:45:10","hugo",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6368,{"$nulls":3},"Would make it more lucid. In address books, on business cards, letters, and so on nobody writes a number withou spaces, dashes, brackets, ...\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAnd in phones, it would make the numbers clearer too.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAnd please let me expand that idea. Not only spaces should be allowed, but also dashes, brackets, and so on. That the phone just ignores all those non-letters, when it dials a number, but shows them to the user.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nTo take your axample:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n+441614962736 = bad\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n+44 161 496 2736 = good\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n(+44) 161 / 496 2736 = even better\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-08T16:48:39","2010-03-08T16:48:39","Blumchen",{"$nulls":3},1,1]
[null,6627,{"$nulls":3},"Great idea, and I imagine it isn't too hard to implement either. Love it!","2010-03-18T01:32:35","2010-03-18T01:32:35","Lek",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,6892,{"$nulls":3},"I think the numbers should space automatically. It takes away from the awkward implementing of placing a spacebar in the t9. So as you dial or enter a new number into the contact, the phone will start spacing out the numbers; easy on the eyes and no learning curve","2010-04-02T05:54:10","2010-04-16T09:02:18","eddieliang16",{"$nulls":3},0,1]
[null,8941,{"$nulls":3},"You can't imagine how long I am waiting for this.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIt would be such a better usability, if phone-numbers could have spaces, dashes, slashes and brackets that make it clearer for the users but be ignored by the phone while dialing.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSuch big effect and easy to do. I don't know, why this isn't done since years...\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-08-22T17:36:40","2010-08-22T17:39:54","BastianSpraak",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,8701,{"$nulls":3},"This idea's now at the expert review stage.","2010-08-05T10:13:22","2010-08-05T10:13:22","hugo",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6986,"Mobile functionality","User interface","9 &#39;n&#39; Different EFfEcTs !","From 6.0 to 9.5 now, the Sym interface is so much change. Not only in  interface but also effects. But if you try N97 mini, 5530, 5630 - one of  the latest Sym phone, you can see is not enought. Compare with other OS  like Apple, Windows, Android, and Meamo, the effects of Sym is not spectacular.\n\n\n\n\nI have seen the demo N8 (latest Symbian). It's still look like old Symbian ^1's effects. The \"open menu\", \"open folder\" effects are exactly on my Nokia 5630. And \"rotate-screen\" fade-2-black effect, which has seen on Nokia N97.\n\n\n\n\nSo i want, the next version of Symbian must have a \"NICE and DIFFERENT EFFECTS\".\n\n\n\n\nHere is some idea, Plz reply to built it:\n\n\n\n\n * When we move finger to chose workspaces, the screen will move \"around\" like a \"ball\"\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n * Better application switch: The app switch in ^3 is look like maemo and Windoze Vista\n\n\n\n\n    (Here is my simple example. You can creative better than it)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n * Rotate-effect: I like rotate screen effect of Nokia E66. And i want something smooth like it.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nHere is only my few example for effects, because everybody can Innovation a thousand of effects.\n\n\n\n\nPlz reply to built this idea !","2010-04-07T12:47:56","2010-09-15T14:14:24","MyFanIsUUUU",0,100,"Closed",14,1]
[null,8475,{"$nulls":3},"Hi,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThere are many discussions that Symbian UI is not so nice and handy and it also true that especially younger smart phone users like more Android and iPhone style. I have already suggested to make the UI more independent from the OS itself, which will allow the manufacturers/3rd party developers to develop the specific UI. Check it here:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=3422\n\n\n\n\nCurrently worse UI then Symbian one is probably only the Blackberry...\n\n\n\n\nI have played with the N8 for few days and from a normal pow it is almost the same as the first 5th phone Nokia 5800 XpressMusic or N97... I expected more.\n\n\n\n\nBR\n\n\n\n\nSTeN\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-07-20T08:21:56","2010-09-15T14:07:15","stenlik",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6991,{"$nulls":3},"Just to clarify, is your idea to have more effects on the phone?","2010-04-07T18:51:15","2010-04-07T18:51:15","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8361,{"$nulls":3}," May I suggest that you use less word, are more clear and concise and that your title is clearer. This suggestion is help gain you votes.","2010-07-14T17:47:46","2010-07-16T07:33:39","ginau",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,8408,{"$nulls":3},"First, thanks for the clarifications. \n\n\n\n\nI like your suggestions, think that the UI needs improvement and your visuals show good suggestions which support exact proposals. \n\n\n\n\nThe Ideas site is to help define \"the Future of Symbian.\" Well, this is creative, good idea and well-thought out. Thank you and I support this.","2010-07-16T17:19:50","2010-07-17T08:18:55","ginau",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,8522,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Use Simple Exit Button on Symbian OS to quickly exit from any running app","When we have to Exit from any running app on Symbian device, we generally go through this process.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSelect 'Option' with in the app &gt;&gt;&gt; Then scroll down to 'Exit' button and exit. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThis involve three steps - Touch &gt;&gt;&gt; Scroll &gt;&gt;&gt; Touch  ( When Option list is long )\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nMy Idea is simple -&gt; We can use the upper part of the 'Option' list - i.e. ( Show open Apps ) and divide it into two parts and use the second part as an Exit Button to exit quickly from any app. See the below Image.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-07-21T19:56:42","2010-07-21T19:56:42","s60betalabs",0,50.5,"Voting and discussion",9,5]
[null,8542,{"$nulls":3},"A simpler idea is long press the back button to exit the current app.  Works like charm in my windows Mobile phone.","2010-07-22T21:09:18","2010-07-22T21:09:18","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8544,{"$nulls":3},"Symbian^3 has long press to task manager and then press X.  If you want anything shorter than that you will need to add X's to every app like on a PC.","2010-07-22T21:43:02","2010-07-22T21:43:02","Duncan_McDougal",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9058,{"$nulls":3},"Instead of \"Select 'Option' with in the app &gt;&gt;&gt; Then scroll down to 'Exit' button and exit.\", I always use scroll up. In 90% of the applications, two steps \"up\" takes you to the exit option. Whereas scrolling down needs more steps, usually.","2010-08-25T01:08:49","2010-08-25T01:08:49","sajipv",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8583,{"$nulls":3},"Would be great if added!","2010-07-26T20:51:42","2010-07-26T20:51:42","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9156,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing back for community Support !","2010-08-28T06:38:24","2010-08-28T06:38:24","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9168,{"$nulls":3},"Saw a nice feature on the Symbian 3 task manager; if you long press when the task manager is open, it gives you the option of closing all apps. ","2010-08-29T00:22:06","2010-08-29T00:22:06","Duncan_McDougal",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10570,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Slow Motion video playback","The ability to swith between slow and normal speed during playback.","2010-11-18T02:52:46","2010-11-18T02:52:46","martin3x",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,1611,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","Symbian should appoint a &quot;privacy advocate&quot;","I've just finished reading an interesting PDF from Google (referenced here) about privacy. Given Streetview and a number of their other products this is obviously something they have to think about a lot.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSymbian tangentially approaches this under \"security\" (we keep your data safe) but not explicitly (we help you keep your and your associates privacy - just as much as your want).\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI think it would be great to have someone (possibly a part-time role) that would speak out publicly as to how Symbian will help smartphone users facilitate this.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nTricky subject but I think a lot can be gained from engaging with developers, end-users and others working in this area.","2009-08-25T00:57:50","2010-06-03T13:19:31","dadurant",0,100,"Closed",7,0]
[null,1614,{"$nulls":3},"I vote in favour - this seems like a good idea to me, and a good fit for something that the Symbian Foundation should do on behalf of the eco-system.","2009-08-25T10:00:44","2009-08-25T10:00:44","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2123,"None of the Above",null,"What to Do Next In the Cellar","The cellar was created as a place where staff could go to get away from their workspace, where they could eat their lunch or have inpromptu meetings / discussions and have some fun, somewhere to aid innovative thinking. It has now been a few months since the area was created.\n\nWhat else would you like in the cellar.  Are you happy with the decoration for eg would you like changing led lights, are there any gadgets you would like to see? Any games you would like for the Wii that I can put forward to the social committee. Are you happy with the table football table and air-hockey or would you like something else. Any ideas are welcome however far out!!!","2009-10-29T21:42:13","2009-11-04T16:01:36","gavino",0,83.86,"Voting and discussion",4,1]
[null,2319,{"$nulls":3},"Sylvester was chillin&#39; in the basement to some fly/boss tunes just the other lunchtime and expressed a desire to hear such things on a more regular basis.... Carlton and I concurred.\n\nWe also said that the decoration was the same throughout the building so it still feels a bit &#39;officey&#39; down there. Since there&#39;s not much wall space maybe that&#39;s harder to do. MTV/Sky news or similar on the telly?","2009-11-04T16:16:46","2009-11-04T20:47:35","jamesm",{"$nulls":3},1,1]
[null,2320,{"$nulls":3},"It has to feel moderately &#39;officey&#39; at the moment as we have three meeting rooms down there which are regularly used for business meetings with external parties.  Could there be a way of rearranging the space so it was &quot;turn left for meetings, turn right for fun&quot; or something, so anything noisy (like the air hockey!) was distanced from the meeting rooms?","2009-11-04T16:24:31","2009-11-05T09:19:01","craigh",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2321,{"$nulls":3},"DJ Hero sounds like it might be a bit of fun...\n\nA pool table was also suggested (http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=1190) - I don&#39;t want to have to fly to SFO to play :)\n","2009-11-04T16:26:07","2009-11-04T16:26:07","crb",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2327,{"$nulls":3},"The Cellar could be a great place to do many recreational activities (of course there should be an agreed start-time so that there is no chance of disturbing meetings or impact the business) such as playing instruments! It was suggested in the staff forum to start a Symbian band, so what better place to practice than the Cellar?\n\nBut what I would suggest, since different people may want to do different things, and also these things may vary with the time, is to have a booking system in place so that people can propose what they want to do, tell the time and then, if they get the approval from the Cellar-board, then they can go on with it!","2009-11-04T16:59:45","2009-11-04T16:59:45","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2331,{"$nulls":3},"In my last place of work, table tennis was very popular, but we&#39;ve can do that virtually anyhow. Maybe the space would get more utilization if say, Tuesday was &#39;air hockey lunchtime&#39;, or we had a Wii Wednesday. Impromptu use doesn&#39;t and probably won&#39;t happen because people won&#39;t want to disturb anyone who is down there already.","2009-11-04T17:41:18","2009-11-04T20:49:04","jamesm",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,2332,{"$nulls":3},"sing star!","2009-11-04T17:52:49","2009-11-04T20:48:22","annabelc",{"$nulls":3},0,1]
[null,2343,{"$nulls":3},"As well as serving us I want our cellar to become known as a place for networking, meeting and learning. Sun Microsystems have space in their Monument site that people are aware of and helps strengthen ties within the community. Perhaps we should steer future investments in the cellar towards items that would help support this? Thoughts?","2009-11-05T12:10:17","2009-11-05T12:19:39","Joe",{"$nulls":3},3,0]
[null,2509,{"$nulls":3},"Cellar could use a fine hifi sound system - CD player, amp, fine speakers. Nothing too loud, but with decent sound.","2009-11-12T00:27:01","2009-11-12T00:27:01","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2532,{"$nulls":3},"I like the idea of the Cellar being a less formal, fun space but I agree with Craig&#39;s comments that there are meeting rooms down there that get used regularly and unless alternatives can be found, we&#39;re going to have to keep using those. If there is a way of rearranging the space to separate the fun area from the meeting rooms to reduce audible interference that would be great. Any of us using the recreational facilities down there should be aware when meetings are on the go and avoid playing noisy games. I&#39;ve experienced people playing air hockey while trying to participate in a meeting...not great ;-) Adding a sound system might add a new dimension to this....","2009-11-12T13:42:57","2009-11-12T13:42:57","skrebs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2379,"Symbian Foundation","Make development easier","Add a &quot;Report a bug in this file&quot; link from OpenGrok","Extend the OpenGrok search results so that if you find a source file with a bug in it, you can click on a link which raises a new Bugzilla entry for the correct package and component, and automatically includes the link to the source file and the Mercurial version information.","2009-11-06T11:49:35","2009-11-06T11:49:35","william_roberts",0,100,"Voting and discussion",4,0]
[null,3403,"Mobile functionality",null,"Raise and lower volume in headphones, based on the noise around you","My ideas is to have a detector which can adjust music (or whatever, you are listening to), based on the noise of your environment.  My car radio has this feature, and it is lovely.  It would be nice hear my music at a certain level on the train, and have my music automatically adjust to a higher volume when I surface to a busy street.  The when entering a building, the background noise detector could readjust my music to a lower volume and I am happy and I appear professional, rather than having music blasting out of my earphones. The best way to do this would be to have a background noise sensor that provides feedback to the mobile and dynamically adjusts sound output based out the noise around us.\n\n\n\n\nAdvantage to this are that:\n\n\n\n\n1) I live where the winter is cold and I do not want to hunt down volume controls in my layers of clothing\n\n\n\n\n2) It is a more convenient user system,as it is a pain to constantly adjust the headset volume through daily activities (running, being in an elevator, a noisy street, a quiet setting, construction, WINTER COLD).\n\n\n\n\nA related second function that would be nice is:\n\n\n\n\nI would like to add another feature.  Many televisions have a function so that all the noise (e.g.shows as compared to commercials) is the same.  That way you are not blasted with the commercials when they come on.  Well, music is of different starting volumes too.  It may even work under the same IDEA as above......But it would be nice to have the music controlled so that a song is played and the next track, is not louder and blasts in your ears. An even stream would be best for the user (if the outside detector is stable/unchanged).\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\nI love my mobile music and eBooks, so I use my earphones often.  I do not like to try to find the volume controls to constantly adjust volume in noisy environments, then readjust in more quieter settings.  It would be great to have a background noise detector which automatically adjusted volume without me having to get my device out and do it myself. My car has this feature and I love it...\n\n\nThe reasons why this would be popular to more than just me...\n\n\n\n\n\n1) Listening to music when you ride bike and jog is common, and you do not want to have to take your eyes off the what you're doing to adjust volume (safety/convenience)\n\n\n\n\n\n2) I can't be the first person who went into work, didn't readjust my volume and everyone on the elevator gets a smack of \"MY MUSIC,\" as I was just on a loud street....it hasn't been my proudest professional achievement..... \n\n\n\n\n\n3) When it is cold outside (winter), and it is awful to have to fumble through clothing layers to adjust volume controls\n\n\n\n\n\n4) Outside noise ranges are a wide range, and this is a nice way to enjoy your mobile more in the course of your travels (jogging, business, loud street, elevator, subway)\n\n\n\n\n\n5) You do not want people to always see your device (theft)\n\n\n\n\n\n6) You do not want to do not want to lose your device because you have to constantly take it out to adjust volume\n\n\n\n\n\nVolume consistency between tracks from different artists\n\n\nAlong the same lines, it would be nice to have a music track noise stabilizer.  Music is recorded at different output levels.  Some tracks are not very loud and others are very loud.  If there could be a mechanism to smooth out and control the transition between music tracks, so that there is not a major difference in volume track to track, that would be great.  It too would make to user experience more pleasant and there would be less use for manually adjusting volume (like above).  Televisions have this type of feature.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSome high-class headphones have a built-in-mic that sensors the noise from the environment. A little processor in the headphone mixes sound in the audio-output that eliminates the noise from the surrounding.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSo you can hear your phone-calls, music, and so on better over the headphones and reduce the noise of the environment. And you can reduce the volume of the headphone what is healthier for the ears.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI think that would be a great thing for Symbian-devices. They can use their built-in mic and processor. So that great feature is available with every headphone...\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI think that would be a great feature for Symbian. For phone calls as well as listening to music, FM-radio, and so on...\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nJulian\n\n\n\n\nPS: I don't mean to raise or lower the volume, based on the noise afound you (like in other ideas). But I mean the electronic generation of waves that eliminate the noise around you. Some high-quality headphones have this, but because Symbian-devices have a mic and a CPU, they could do that with every headphone...\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-12-13T07:05:11","2010-10-08T01:38:56","ginau",0,87.85,"Expert review",51,8]
[null,4125,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Susana,\n\n\n\n\nCould this please be combined with IDEA 3435......The IDEAs are the same and posted twice under a glitch......here are about 15 votes going and some good momentum, but I am afraid that this may fall off the planet if it isn't consolidated.  BR, G","2010-01-05T02:07:06","2010-01-05T02:07:06","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9536,{"$nulls":3},"If you are in the noisy place, and the volume step to the max, which hurt for ears?","2010-09-17T08:14:38","2010-09-24T08:42:11","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4171,{"$nulls":3},"I'm with Brendan. I would like an option to turn that on or off, if it is implemented.","2010-01-06T15:45:53","2010-01-11T06:54:53","arcane613",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4688,{"$nulls":3},"Hello, this has 11 votes and IDEA 3435 has 8 votes.....I really wish that these were combined as they were a glitch entry of the same IDEA and they should \"live\" together and be voted on together too.....\n\n\n\n\n  Thanks....","2010-01-20T15:14:11","2010-01-20T15:14:10","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9582,{"$nulls":3},"Great Idea, this can be implemented and tuned by user as needed :-) ","2010-09-23T04:00:33","2010-09-23T04:01:00","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9587,{"$nulls":3},"this is will be great tweak for my Nokia N95 8GB","2010-09-23T14:15:53","2010-09-23T14:15:53","maloy75",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9869,{"$nulls":3},"There is one negative thing about that:\n\n\n\n\nif you go to a loud environment and the headphones get louder automatically, it can be disturbing or even dangerous for your hearing.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-07T11:56:44","2010-10-07T11:56:44","CarlosFiyero",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9899,{"$nulls":3},"Ideas 3435 and 9573 were merged with this parent idea. The merge process does not transfer votes. It needs to. The actual votes are +22 for 3435 and +50 for 9573.\n\n\n\n\nThis idea is wildly popular, but is a hardware improvement. Perhaps a collaboration with Nokia would be great for this one....","2010-10-08T01:52:36","2010-10-08T01:52:35","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9900,{"$nulls":3},"I want control over my experience, no matter what the conditions around me are. As an option, it's interesting, but I think it goes a little too far.","2010-10-08T04:16:03","2010-10-08T04:16:03","NseriesFreak7",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3762,{"$nulls":3},"This can be done by getting input from inbuilt mic or inbuilt mic in headset so this feature is handy in all conditions.But the sound will get lower when no noises around you.","2009-12-21T09:29:56","2009-12-21T09:29:56","apache",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3763,{"$nulls":3},"This is a neat feature. I don't know would I want it as the default though. Perhaps as a switch in the settings menu called 'Active volume control' or something? I think a lot of people like their music to be at full volume (whether that is a good idea or not)!","2009-12-21T09:50:56","2010-02-19T08:25:29","brendand",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3784,{"$nulls":3},"Hello, this is the same as my idea http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=3435.  There was a glitche and this will be fixed, but please vote accordingly until this is fixed, as it has a fair amount of positive feedback and refinement.  Thank you!","2009-12-21T17:23:07","2009-12-21T17:23:07","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8267,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","Simple to connect, bring Social feel from start !","Nowaday, Social (facebook, myspace, identi.ca, yahoo, flickr, twitter .v.v.) is one the most important things of people. Million of social accout logged everyday. Because of social, many big companies have bring Social technology into their products. That's why i want Symbian has a Social Application, which can:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n_ \"Bring Social connected from start\"\n\n\n\n\n_ \"Work with all popular social and bring it together in one app\"\n\n\n\n\n_ \"Simple GUI\"\n\n\n\n\n_ \"Bring all contact, friends list of all social account in one address book\"\n\n\n\n\n_ \"Can chat, IM with all social, also with email service: Yahoo, Google Talk, Ovi Chat .v.v. (No need Nokia Chat or Ovi Chat anymore)\"\n\n\n\n\n_ \"Read and send at once to micro-blogging\"\n\n\n\n\n_ \"Upload media to flickr, share on Ovi, Youtube .v.v. easily (Also Symbian has upload application in Gallery but i want bring it to here)\"\n\n\n\n\n_ \"Announcing when accounts have new message/ invite/ comment .v.v.\"\n\n\n\n\n_ \"Show position of friends on Ovi maps/other maps software when our friends share their position\"\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-07-10T09:21:58","2010-07-30T08:07:18","MyFanIsUUUU",0,89.67,"Voting and discussion",25,1]
[null,8704,{"$nulls":3},"Oh, i just though a new idea, make this idea to Widget ! A Social Widget on screen, which Snaptu can't. I used Nokia N97 and i found on screen widget, only have 1 widget for each Social, like facebook, twitter... Why we don't make all them to one Widget?","2010-08-05T11:22:22","2010-08-29T04:52:30","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8268,{"$nulls":3},"In the near future.","2010-07-10T09:59:32","2010-07-10T09:59:32","Mesenburg",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,9821,{"$nulls":3},"I think this idea already have on Nokia N8 !","2010-10-05T11:42:14","2010-10-05T11:42:14","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8291,{"$nulls":3},"It's must be come true !","2010-07-11T05:49:13","2010-07-11T05:49:13","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8323,{"$nulls":3},"I love to see all these in one place! \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nConsidering simple GUI, it must be implemented in form of Add-on. So that whenever a new social service come, its easily to adopt it through the add-on plug-in.","2010-07-13T06:43:07","2010-07-13T08:08:38","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,8664,{"$nulls":3},"snaptu already does all this and more.  Download it free from OVI and you are all set! Now can we close thise idea?","2010-08-03T16:26:25","2010-08-04T11:44:34","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8682,{"$nulls":3},"Duy Anh Nguyen : As Gina said- App is already present - Can you please refine your Idea.\n\n\n\n\nAdd some more detail - Like I previously suggested.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-08-04T16:44:27","2010-08-04T20:37:15","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9547,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Improve camera quality of Symbian S60 3rd and 5th edition mobile phones","I&rsquo;m new in this website and I don&rsquo;t know if there are related ideas, so if there are just ignore and erase my idea.\n\n\nAfter researching in Google i found out that Symbian S60 3rd and 5th edition mobile phones (the firmware version from Nokia 5800, n95, n97, etc.) have a \"jpeg compression\" feature that automatically compresses the picture size after it&rsquo;s taken. I think that this feature is unnecessary. 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The best solution is to give the users the option to choose the output format or compression level of the JPEG.\n\n\n\n\nAnother feature of Symbian S60 3rd and 5th edition mobile phones that also could be improved is the video capture quality, but I&rsquo;m not familiarized with this area. However if the video quality could be improved by increasing the bitrate, resolution, fps or something else, it would be great.\n\n\n\n\n___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________\n\n\nAnd also reduce the screen video quality (bitrate), resolution or fps when filming a video. If  the quality of the video shown on the screen when the camera is filming (capturing a video) decreases (less resolution, fps and bitrate of the live video shown on the screen), the  mobile phone will be able to add (centralize) more resources on the footage that is being captured. Consequently the final quality of  the video taken from the camera increases.\n\n\nBy doing this, the output video quality will increase, and the quality of the live video shown on the screen when filming will be reduced, users would be able to see what they are filming but with less quality. I think that it should exist a setting to activate/deactivate this feature.\n\n\n\n\nAnd probably no one would mind if the quality of the live video shown on the screen while recording decrease, if it means that the output (final) video quality would considerably increase.\n\n\n\n\n____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________\n\n\nI have a Nokia 5800, the camera is not the best of its kind  (http://thenokiablog.com/2009/04/07/nokia-5800-review-of-camera-not-that-good/), and  as you may know it&rsquo;s much criticized. But since the latest firmware  updates (51.0.006) the quality of the camera increased a lot: I couldn&rsquo;t take  pictures at night or simply with a weak illumination, because the result quality  was bad, but since I updated my Nokia 5800, I can take pictures at night  like every other camera, unfortunately the video quality is still pretty bad.\n\n\n\n\nSo there is still much to do, I believe that to fix the camera, without changing the hardware, is necessary to do some firmware/software changes that would recover and correct some flaws that the camera has. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________\n\n\n(this concepts could be applied to almost all Nokia mobile phones)\n\n\nSorry for my English.","2010-09-18T14:03:19","2010-10-18T03:11:57","atomo235",0,100,"Closed",6,0]
[null,10318,{"$nulls":3},"This is a hardware question. I will be closing it as it is better addressed with the same Nokia Forum that you refer to above.\n\n\n\n\nI am however going to state that there needs to be various levels of quality in the camera, as user preference is very wide.\n\n\n\n\nThe great news is that he S^3 Nokia N8 is I think 10 Mpixels (might be 8, but it is late and I am just responding to your post.), AF,HD and Zeiss optics.  The photo capture and settings are fantastic and so is the video capture.  N8 is better than many camera, most mobiles and has clever editing and video features.  If you have time, please go on www.womworldnokia.com and check out the specs and reviews of this very advanced and high quality improvement. I have used Nokias with 5 Mpixels for years and have never had an issue.  The N8 is going to just blow my already happy user experience away. \n\n\n\n\nThe video feature is just plain COOL! You need to see what hey have done.  Still high quality-HD and you can make and edit movies on the N8. The feature is unique and clever and I saw a video showing a \"how to\"make and edit a movie with just the N8, your videos, pics, and your own music or clips, text, editing, and ease of use. Surprised me and I can't wait to get my hands on one. So I am going to close this idea out, but wanted to say......Your camera dream has come true......It's called the Nokia N8!","2010-10-18T03:11:09","2010-10-18T03:11:08","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9613,{"$nulls":3},"Almost compact camera and cellphone save image as JPEG. JPEG is the compress format, which the data of picture will be lost (very little). A Phone will auto compress image file to the smallest size and nicest quality as much as it can. Only Pro-camera (and some high-end compact camera) can save image as RAW - a lossless image format.","2010-09-24T07:09:49","2010-10-17T13:20:34","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10571,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Homescreen and widget improvement","Check out this video.\n\n\n\n\nMake this concept happen.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-yQv18fS660","2010-11-18T04:46:02","2010-11-18T04:46:02","Blackidea",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,76,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Reducing / Redesigning this sites functionality","What you are all looking at here on http://ideas.symbian.org is a big grab bag of functionality from SaS vendor Spigit.  It is our job to decide what features we want and don't want, how we want the pages to look, etc.  IDEAS WELCOME -- This idea is simple - we need to reduce/redesign the site functionality to be easier to use and more accessible to a broad audience.  I am leading the effort to write a design spec which will specify what we want in this app (and don't want) and I need YOUR HELP.  Please first of all vote for this idea and comment if you agree that the site has TOO much and should be refined -- and in your comments about how you'd like to see it refined, please also specify whether you are willing to help me draft the requirements document.","2009-04-05T19:28:19","2010-05-24T09:54:24","tshelton",0,100,"Closed",14,0]
[null,7439,{"$nulls":3},"Recommendation to close this IDEA","2010-05-11T16:16:39","2010-05-11T16:16:39","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,543,{"$nulls":3},"I think this thread is a possible example of how the site works. At the beginning of the thread it looks as though we are discussing a non-technical ideas site; as the discussion develops it becomes clear that there is an appetite for having this platform work for the roadmap. That&apos;s an interesting development. my question is - and I have to go find out as I have taken over the requirements definition - is how we use the site to decide that.","2009-05-11T11:17:21","2009-05-11T11:38:01","Haydns",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,557,{"$nulls":3},"I&apos;m finding the prediction market hard to get to grips with, I think that could benefit from being simplified.  There is one addition I&apos;d like to see though - in the Prediction Portfolio table it would be very useful to see the average price I paid for the shares I hold.","2009-05-12T13:31:06","2009-05-12T13:49:25","craigh",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,77,{"$nulls":3},"My worry about the site functionality as it stands is that there is too much of it, without a clear rationale for what it all means.\n\n\n\n\nThe solution to this is either to reduce the functionality, or to improve the explanation.  I don't yet know which!\n\n\n\n\nFor example, on the Leaderboard I see one table for \"wealthiest members\", another for \"highest reputation members\", and yet another for \"most popular members\".  This (on first sight) seems overkill.  Why are there three separate ranking systems?  Contrast it with the conceptually much simpler system for ranking reviewers on Amazon.com.","2009-04-06T05:13:57","2010-11-30T05:18:54","dw2",{"$nulls":3},3,0]
[null,81,{"$nulls":3},"I really like this site but before agreeing to help with the design spec I think I'd need to know more about how it evolves as ideas move through further stages and also what we want to use it for.\n\n\n\n\nIf it's just a generic tool for sharing and discussing ideas related to the Symbian Foundation, then the first thing I'd like to see is integration with a single sign-on and profile for the rest of symbian.org.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThe prediction market is fun, but I don't see how it's related to the ideas section (aside from using the same \"currency\" and member rankings).  It might make sense to separate it out from here, possibly restrict who can create markets and promote specific markets to a spot on the front page (of symbian.org or developer.symbian.org, depending on what they are about) as competitions.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI think the biggest challenge could be finding a good way for people to filter ideas for relevance.  I assume that's what the categories are for, however the filter only allows a single selection (even in the advanced filter) and it doesn't appear to be mandatory to assign ideas to categories when you create them.  There are also \"tags\" for this purpose, but without a systematic way of using them, these are difficult to utilise.  How do we organize their use and then educate people about them?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nOne suggestion I'd make for further discussion is:\n\n\n\n\nWould it make sense to have a more rigid idea submission process that takes the user through several screens, forcing them to select a category (or create a new one?), add tags and description, providing explanation on each page?\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-04-06T08:45:17","2010-12-16T22:13:09","markw",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,82,{"$nulls":3},"My focus for updates would be:\n\n\n\n\n(*) In-line with Mark's comment - we need to make it clear what this is for. It's fun posting up ideas and seeing what others think - but it gets boring pretty quickly if the output is irrelevant (I may as well go and post in a slashdot thread).\n\n\n\n\n(*) I think the ideas section and the prediction market section are entirely different things and we shouldn't present them as part of a coherent package. I like both though.\n\n\n\n\n(*) Not sure about the leaderboard. Internally it's fun. But a lot of people I know won't join in if it's position as a competition.\n\n\n\n\n(*) I forgot my password this morning. It'd be nice to be able to use my www.symbian.org account.\n\n\n\n\n(*) This should be linked up to the main site (when live) so that it's part of an end-to-end experience. At best we're not maximizing our community. At worst we're fragmenting it and competing for attention.","2009-04-06T09:03:56","2009-04-06T09:03:56","antony",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,6232,{"$nulls":3},"The site functionality was stripped back in response to this idea and the comments in this thread. New functionality is being designed with the aim of making it easier to convert ideas into code and monitor the progress of development. These are outlined here:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://developer.symbian.org/wiki/index.php/Symbian_Ideas/Product_Improvements\n\n\n\n\nI will close this idea as 'Done' when the first of these activities is completed.","2010-03-04T13:30:14","2010-03-04T13:30:14","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1356,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Spigit Concept via Nokia Mobile Web Server ?","Hello,\n\n\n\n\nI was wondering if it was possible to fashion out/design a site or ideas-environment,similar to that of spigit, via the Nokia Mobile Webserver and in the form of a Java/S60 client. I shall explain:\n\n\n\n\n1. Via MWS on a phone, a interactive mobile-oriented site is wirelessly created in a locality. Allowing nearby users to connect via WiFi, GPRS, or Bluetooth. ( .i.e. GPRS-&gt; Web Browser -&gt; ideas-environ , or WiFi-&gt; Direct connection to ideas-environ via MWS, or Bluetooth -&gt; Ideas-environ Client -&gt; Pico or Scatternet -&gt; Ideas Enivron community.)\n\n\n\n\n2. Users get to trade and exchange ideas and topic on the go, based on the specific environment (since the MWS is &apos;mobile&apos; - this can be anywhere), similar to what is done via spigit.\n\n\n\n\n3. Ideas and the client-based community can be tied to environment variables, like rain,sunshine, human mood swings and whatnot.\n\n\n\n\n4. I&apos;ve run out of idea-points, but i&apos;m sure i have a lot more in my imagination.","2009-07-11T09:41:57","2009-10-12T12:33:43","adetaylor",0,55.59,"Voting and discussion",3,3]
[null,1357,{"$nulls":3},"Hi David!\n\n\n\n\nThe first question to ask with any suggestion for using the MWS is - why a mobile hosted site rather than on a traditional web server?\n\n\n\n\nIn this case, there doesn&apos;t appear to be any reason to use a mobile web server unless there is a lack of GPRS or 3G connectivity.  Even if just the person who wants to set up the site has connectivity then it would probably make more sense for them to act as a mobile hotspot for the other phones.\n\n\n\n\nI have no doubt that what you suggest will be possible on phones in the near future, but what is the benefit of having the server component hosted on a mobile device?  Most likely the device would be tied to a mains power outlet anyway, since running a web server for lots of users takes a lot of energy.","2009-07-11T09:53:06","2010-01-08T19:42:19","markw",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1417,{"$nulls":3},"Ok found my blog post and will post some info and ideas. This is not to hijack this original Idea - but to empower it. Big thanks to Antoine Wright for introducing me to Mobile Web Server. My idea for Mobile Web Server is its evolution: Ovi Live.\n\n\n\n\nUnfortunately Nokia&rsquo;s Beta Labs team has decided to make this application as mature and for now, no further development. I encourage developers to take a look at the wiki or check out some of the API&rsquo;s that they can take advantage of. Nokia&rsquo;s choice to stop development, even if temporary, is sad news initially but I&rsquo;ve got a long time vision that I hope Nokia and yourselves are willing to imagine and share.\n\n\nYou get a new Symbian device, your interactive Contacts, Messaging (Email &amp; IM), Photos &amp; Videos, get sync&rsquo;d to your device, while Ovi Store, once logged in allows you download previous purchased applications that suite your new device offering more. However, your on vacation &ndash; family, friends, business contacts are awaiting news from you! Get with the program, Ovi Live comes online and they can instantly chat, see where you&rsquo;re going (an important Nokia Press Conference) and like the pied piper you can play a tune along for them to listen to, grant them access to your camera while it sites in a mini pod or on the window sill of your hotel room overlooking a great view!\n\n\n \n\n\nOvi Live allows your Ovi Contacts to be able to view your photos, videos, or mini-blog entry&rsquo;s without the need for the user or host to upload the content manually. The host can deny access should they wish to or restrict access only to Ovi Contact members, the entire Ovi world, or to the entire public. Nokia has for just over a year been talking about how S60 is beginning the evolution of the computer: Desktop, Laptop, and Pocket. Anssi Vanjoki introduced the Nokia N97 last fall to the world &ndash; stating that it was meant not just for content consumption but content creation; Web 2.0 realized. Ovi Services has the chance to be fully live &amp; interactive with Mobile Web Server.\n\n\n \n\n\nNokia could roll out a specifically targeted &amp; special launch with already known users of S60 devices with customized mobile web server pages. 50 Cent could have a pre-selected timed interactive chat session prior to new album release concert, or hit recording with links to open up Comes with Music (Nokia Music Store) or integrate with Ovi Store specific purchase of music enabled theme! Spike Lee likewise could have an impromptu project of movie recording or a live 1 to many sessions on how to film.\n\n\n \n\n\nOvi Live, the true opening of the door to a whole new, interactive, mobile, and creative world! \n\n\nTHIS is how I envisioned Mobile Web Server. Imagine that Symbian Blog app made on this level - users with current S60/UIQ devices can post ideas live and interact in a less than desktop/laptop static environment &amp; directly from their mobile phones.","2009-07-29T03:52:34","2009-07-30T17:18:53","Prom1",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3996,{"$nulls":3},"Coming back to this idea... or just thinking aloud.\n\n\n\nA user has a mobile web server and installs the web app Spigit - ideas.symbian.\nSpigit then asks if it can be authenticated to read ones's status, presence, and user ID (via the exposed REST APIs)\nUser's MWS site has a new tab called ideas.symbian or Symbian Ideas Space\nOn this page is a blog/wave like interface which only shows the ideas that have been created by that user, the team members of those ideas (linking to their MWS ideas space sites, or ideas.symbian profile page)\n\nUser gets a prompt to change their ideas.symbian page to point to their MWS Ideas Space page to keep from managing multiple profiles; the MWS presence page is appended with a new entry for latest updates to ideas.symbian website (following this idea some, looking something like my presence page)\n\n\nThe ideas.symbian site has a page called User's Ideas Space in which ideas that have been created sit on a person's MWS, but they are aggregated on this site (portal-like) - this would be a place where ideas are further developed, but the oversite shifts from the Foundation to the user who generated the idea. There would have to be some type of accountability connection here so that ideas don't die after they get promoted past the initial ideas state.\nConnections to the idea are added in the same way users are added to an MWS site/app - a new tab is created in the address book called ideas.symbian and this simply points to those connections (for each idea that there is a different team, the connections are grouped by idea) - something like this idea\n\n\n\nI'm in effect thinking that the process of idea generation for the platform can turn into a hybrid-hosted solution, where the web-app framework of the MWS (or the browser if it were to be updated to the latest Webkit nightly build) would become a smaller group incubation place for ideas.\n\n\n\n\nIn line with being a proposal, it would be creating a User Space web application that sits on top of the MWS framework, but connects to this site for the shared functionality that I bulleted above.\n\n\n\n\n*I'm quite aware that this doesn't work for all use cases, but am trying to figure out something similar with my own application of the MWS that would allow even those without the MWS to see and collaborate without necessarly needing the profile and data contained elsewhere - rather that the profile and data stay with the mobile user (their device) and the brokering of the community connections are made by the Foundation and the Spigit software runing through those connections. Yes, there's more thinking needed, but its something to chew on for a bit.","2009-12-28T22:33:56","2009-12-28T22:33:55","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3998,{"$nulls":3},"I kept thinking:\n\n\n\n\nProposal: Utilize the Mobile Web Server as an OpenID Server/Host (idea moved here as a unique idea since its a bit further removed from the original start of this discussion).","2009-12-29T06:32:02","2009-12-29T06:40:46","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5574,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing this back up......We need a mobile IDEAs site where IDEAs, comments, voting, and refinements can take place from where ever we are....\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThis does not seem to be a clear goal even within Symbian Foundation. If it is possible, is this going to happen, and under who's budget. It would be beneficial to all of Symbian Foundation and the member community.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nMost people have mobile devices NOT PCs or Macs with them all the time.  IDEAs, especially good ones, come to people at all different times, setings and places.  So, please strongly consider making  a usable mobile site for this mobile foundation...... It would be ce o not only view, but also have a mobile accessibleion of this site which is, edittable, interactive (IDEAs, refinements, votes etc) and usable.  It makes little logic, why there should not be a mobile IDEAs site.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nFeedback from SF staffers would be appreciated!","2010-02-16T01:05:54","2010-02-16T03:37:19","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1612,"Mobile applications",null,"Idea for a Sharing Application for S60 & Symbian Browsers - &quot;Echo&quot;","Similar to the already familiar full sized web-based sharing extensions, such as ShareThis, Feedly, and ShareAholic, its hide time that we had a mobile version for our S60, and Symbian Internet browsers, something very discreet, and simple to use to share any sites url, with a comment, posting to one of several options, be it Twitter, Google Reader, Facebook, or email.\n\n\n\n\nBasically, the already built-in Share URL, which is available by selecting the three horizontal lines in the right hand side menu whilst browsing, has potential, but it simply does not do enough.  For example, the options are \"Via message\", Via Bluetooth\", and Via Share on Ovi\".  None of these do what people want.\n\n\n\n\nWhat im suggesting, and think its a great idea is to have this already build-in \"Send URL\" option overhauled, and include more options, for example...\n\n\n\n\nShare url, with comment to...\n\n\n\n\nTwitter\n\n\n\n\nfacebook\n\n\n\n\nGoogle Reader\n\n\n\n\nPing.!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nJust those options above would answer many peoples prayers.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWhat do we think?","2009-08-25T07:19:53","2010-06-04T16:20:10","Micky",0,72.02,"Closed",3,1]
[null,1626,{"$nulls":3},"Since WebUIs is one of the packages that is already under EPL, the source code can be fairly easily inspected - eg here (and related directories).\n\n\n\n\nIn principle, therefore, this feature enhancement is a contribution that someone from the community at large could offer.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-08-25T17:11:08","2009-08-25T17:11:08","dw2",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1632,{"$nulls":3},"Hi David,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThats great to hear.  Lets hope someone within our community with the knowledge needed to implement this feature.:)","2009-08-26T05:00:41","2009-08-26T05:00:41","Micky",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1654,{"$nulls":3},"Hey Micky, good point and I would suggest connecting that with James initiative: Web Services Framework: Open Source Community Dev Project.\n\n\n\n\nIf we can get the enablers in the platform, accessing them from any app is not a problem.\n\n\n\n\nEasy to have dynamic menus depending on which service you registered in the device.","2009-08-28T00:07:39","2009-08-28T00:07:39","julienf",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1655,{"$nulls":3},"Thanks Julien.!  I will be sure to track James down, and put the idea to him.","2009-08-28T06:26:13","2009-08-28T06:26:13","Micky",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1705,{"$nulls":3},"I have noticed there has been a third party application/browser recently released, its called \"Squace\", which has a lot of potential, its not only an Internet browser, but touch friendly, and has sharing features heavily featured.  As said, it has a lot of potential, but its still in Alpha stage at this time, so is unpolished, and quite buggy.\n\n\n\n\nCheck it out for yourselves, and you will see what exactly I mean, its worth a look.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nhttp://www.getjar.com/products/15521/SquacethenewmobileInternetbrowser","2009-09-13T09:25:10","2009-09-13T09:25:09","Micky",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2380,"Symbian Foundation","Make development easier","Provide an OpenGrok interface which delivers the complete search results as an XML file","The current OpenGrok interface is very interactive - if there are 873 results then you have to go through 37 separate pages to see them all.\n\nIt would be very useful to have an &quot;all search results&quot; link on the page which delivers the complete set of results in an XML file, so that you can save it locally and do other sorts of processing. Ideally the XML would make it easy to pick out some of the information with a simple grep or findstr command - e.g. list of files.","2009-11-06T11:53:08","2009-11-06T11:53:07","william_roberts",0,100,"Voting and discussion",3,0]
[null,3148,"Mobile functionality",null,"Synchronised Dual Phone","Target Audience: A/B Professional women; Modern professional man\n\nConcept:\n- 2 phones, 1 docking station, Either 1 SIM card OR 2 duplicated SIMS\n- Phone 1 is a standard business smartphone, with typical functionality\n- Phone 2 is small, fashionable, with key functionality of SMS, phone, camera\n- Phones will consistently synchronise ensuring up to date information across both devices; Phone 1 (Smartphone) will act as the main &#39;server&#39;\n- Dual phone functionality will effectively give the user the option of a &#39;day phone&#39; and an &#39;evening phone&#39;\n- &#39;Day device&#39; is the typical business phone ensuring day to day activities\n- &#39;Evening device&#39;is the smaller, &#39;cool&#39;, modern, fashionable accessory more akin to evening use (without constant work email annoyance)\n- Idle phone will be docked; their should be NO need to change SIMS or make any physical changes on transfer\n\nThis will evidently be a top-end device, charging a premium price.\n\nThoughts?","2009-12-03T17:51:06","2009-12-03T17:51:06","roshanwij",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,2]
[null,3169,{"$nulls":3},"Nice idea, but I don&#39;t think it&#39;s a goer. Before we even get down to the technical difficulties, I just don&#39;t think the market you are aiming at even exists. I would imagine that most professionals, say those with an E-Series device, will have those paid for by the company they work for, with a contract that is paid for. They may also want to have a separate number (in fact this idea is the opposite of the use case for having a dual-SIM handset), and I&#39;d imagine that people&#39;s contacts can largely be grouped into two categories - work and friends, with only a handful being in both. Same with the other PIM data. So, there isn&#39;t likely to be a great deal that needs synchronizing, at least not very often. Personally, I&#39;d like to see someone actually bring something like the ill-fated Phillips Synergy to market, it was pretty neat and would do exactly what you want, without the docking station, and without many of the other problems you&#39;d have with your solution.\n","2009-12-04T20:34:42","2009-12-04T20:34:42","cowboycoder",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7244,"Mobile functionality",null,"Optimize for QWERTY keypads","I used Nokia's 9500 Communicator before.. I know it ran Symbian on S80. Oh, it's thumbboard catered so many shortcuts.. More than just than standard Copy, Cut, Paste, and Select All shortcuts. I loved it. Now, I'm on it's great grandchild, the E72. There isn't too much shorcuts than the standard ones. It would be nice to press Ctrl+N and have the options of making a new note, new sms, or new anything.","2010-04-25T05:08:42","2010-04-25T05:08:42","anthonyvila",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,9548,"None of the Above",null,"Bluetooth web","I just came across an idea as I saw at about every where there are bluethooth functioning mobiles,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIf we can make the bluetooth: (which  is an open wireless technology standard for  exchanging data over short distances),to function to exchange data over many short distances from mobile to mobile( like a funny video spreads among the college students), it will be like a web and any one can exchang data in the web.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nbut for this, all the mobiles has to keep their bluetooth function on (may be built to be on) and data has to  pass through with out disturbing the others on the web (though it use the whole web only the sender and the receiver should be noticed of the exchange) .\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nHope this is a useful idea, Thank you.","2010-09-18T16:24:19","2010-10-15T09:31:52","harsha1993",0,100,"Voting and discussion",28,0]
[null,10123,{"$nulls":3},"interesting","2010-10-11T20:57:09","2010-10-11T20:57:09","nitrous18",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10316,"Mobile functionality",null,"upgrade nokia N97 OS i.e S60v5 to symbian3 OS","hi, as i am nokia N97 user i would like that nokia N97 OS is to be upgrade to symbiam3 OS.please develope such OS as soon as possilble .every nokia N97 user want symbian3 OS in their NOkia N97 phone.\n\n\n\n\nhope you think upon this and may nokia N97 OS will be upgraded to Symbian^3 OS \n\n\n\n\nthankyou...\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-17T18:06:48","2010-10-17T18:06:48","nikhilive",0,51.92,"Voting and discussion",1,1]
[null,10350,{"$nulls":3},"Both the Symbian Foundation and Nokia have already announced that this will not be happening. It could be possible that in the future that some aspects of Symbian^3 could be pulled into the N97, however, there are issues related to the system requirements (mainly memory) to which Symbian^3 is not as well-suited for.","2010-10-21T02:39:09","2010-10-21T02:39:09","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10572,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Status Bar always on top","The status bar is always visible so users always know the signal strength and battery power.\n\nOn S ^ 3 album cover flow status bar is not visible when the landscape. Cover Flow album does not need to fullscreen when landscape. Better to add the play button, top, next and previous for efficient usage.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThis image for Imelo Apps. See play button and battery indicator.","2010-11-18T05:00:06","2010-11-18T06:03:39","Blackidea",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,2381,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","Show &quot;Recent new bugs&quot; and &quot;Recent fixes&quot; on the Bugzilla front page","We should give credit to people for raising bugs, and credit to package owners for fixing them. How about showing the 10 most recent bugs (and who raised them), and the 10 most recent bugs closed (and who closed them)?","2009-11-06T11:54:56","2009-11-06T11:54:56","william_roberts",0,100,"Voting and discussion",12,0]
[null,2641,{"$nulls":3},"I think this is great, and you should definitely do this. But you could go much further.\n\n\n\nYou need to demonstrate the activity levels of the community behind the Symbian Foundation - you still have a lot to prove! And I think you should do it on the front of the Symbian Foundation website not just buried in Bugzilla.\n\n\n\n\n\nI think focussing around Bugzillas is risky, since bugs are seen as negatives (even if many of them are really just patches). Instead, focus on actual changes to the code.\n\n\n\n\n\nFor example:\n\n\n\n\n\nI'd make the main page of your website a view of the branches with commits appearing all the time. I'm thinking something like 'hg glog' (but more colourful and interactive) with new feature branches appearing, things being merged, etc. round the clock. Track companies' internal branches (if possible). Show as much activity as possible. Show how the branches interrelate. You can annotate the fixes with their Bugzilla descriptions, or commit comments, or something. Ideally show pictures of the committers. Show the descriptions and commiters in big friendly colourful bubbles. Colour-code the bubbles according to their committer company. Make bigger commits (# lines of code) appear bigger and bolder (but don't drown out the little ones). Somehow reward those people who make lots of small commits.\n\n\n\n\n\nBetter still, have somebody manually add a narrative to it, such that the press can get a daily report on what's happening in Symbian code-land, just by looking at this page, and reading the narrative. Make it like the weather forecast on metcheck.com: actually having somebody write something is much more readable than just seeing icons and numbers, even if it conveys the same information. Make sure, though, that the narrative relates back to the actual commits (maybe even by big friendly arrows). You want to draw people into looking at the code.\n\n\n\n\n\nMaybe have big \"Edit\" or \"Contribute\" or \"Improve\" buttons which link to the online source code editor.\n\n\n\n\n\nGet a really good (Flash?) web programmer/designer to produce this so it looks compelling.","2009-11-16T22:09:31","2009-11-16T22:10:02","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2637,"Mobile applications",null,"NagNagNag","A dynamic, self-learning, location based app that detects your location when you are NOT moving and correlates these locations with daily schedules, social responsibilities, profiles (yes, mobile phone profiles), etc.\n\n\n\n1.  Using cell tower IDs, determine that a user is either staying roughly in one place, or moving rapidly (ie: driving, etc).  The rate of travel can be approximated by determining the rate at which specific cell-towers come into and out of range.  Just as A-GPS can provide a rough location, A-GPS over time can provide a rough rate and vector of travel.  We are interested mostly in static locations, but want to detect motion for three reasons: When we leave a location note an exit from that location, while traveling note whether we are making good time (ie: same speed we usually travel when leaving this location), and finally when we stop moving trigger the entry into a new location.  Using the below concepts, we predict when a user might be leaving a location, and where they might be heading to.  Location sampling may be triggered by a long period of accelerometer inactivity, followed by vigorous accelerometer activity (possibly caused by mobile sitting on table for hours while working, then in pocket while walking to car).\n\n\n\n2.  Track where a user typically spends their time.  Store this information in a database and either assume, ask the user, or extract from the data set some basic scheduling datums such as: working days/hours, location of work/home, typical destinations on national/local holidays.\n\n\n\n3.  Provide this data set to the user in a simple table view similar (if not identical) the built in calendar app with Day, Month, Year views.  This provides the ability for the user to see what the software has predicted for future events (will visit the in-laws in january?  No?  Select an alternate from the list, or enter the destination manually).  This also allows the user to set names for previously detected locations.\n\n\n4.  Unnamed but frequently visited locations may be important: the app could prompt the user to name these locations by sending a fake SMS (have it arrive in the in-box) and accept the response via a reply to that SMS.  This would effectively make naming locations both asynchronous (do it whenever the user wants) and purely voluntary (ignore the message if you want to, the app isn't sitting there preventing the user from doing something else).  This is better than forcing the user to launch the app, navigate to the settings, try to figure out which location should be named, etc.  The SMS could 'arrive' to the user's inbox exactly when the user has arrived at the location and contain a call to action such as, \"In the last 30 minutes you arrived at a location you often visit at this time of day, please reply with a name for this location.  You may send NONE to leave unnamed, or IGNORE to prevent this location from being logged in the future\".\n\n\n\n5.  Finally, the main point of the application is found in using this data set.  Several major features I have in mind are:\n\n\n\n- Have the background image on the phone fade from green to red as the user becomes late leaving for a predicted destination.  One glance at your phone, without reading a single word, tells you dynamically if you're running late for something you may have forgotten about.\n\n\n\n- Set periodic reminders, such as \"visit location FAMILY at least once a month\".  The visitation schedule may be charted, showing an easy comparison of how often you actually visit particular relatives.  Travel time could also be included in this view, showing that leaving early for a particular destination often has you in traffic and fails to result in arriving any earlier, for example.\n\n\n\n- Set time limits, such as an alarm that fires if you spend more than 40-50 hours at work in a week.\n\n\n\n- Shared data sets:  who spends more time picking up the kids, you or your spouse?  Do you feel that you always visit the in-laws, but never your side of the family?  See the time spent traveling and visiting particular destinations and gain perspective (for better or worse).\n\n\n\n- Merge with the call log:  Set a reminder to 'visit or call grandpa once a month'.  The app could selectively move grandpa's contact info into a new group called \"upcoming calls\" right about the time your alarm triggers letting you know the old man might be getting lonely.  Give him a call or drop by for a visit, either way the event is detected and the alarm is relaxed for another period.","2009-11-16T22:00:40","2010-06-14T20:06:44","bitflung",0,100,"Closed",6,0]
[null,2666,{"$nulls":3},"I support this, though some of the uses seem rather cold-hearted (&quot;Pretend to be interested in Grandad at least once per month, for at least 5 minutes&quot;). You might want to fold the call log into the mix - ringing Grandad when he doesn&#39;t pick up doesn&#39;t count, but having him ring you does (sort of). This could have another use - if you go to an unusual location, and refuse to acknowledge the change, then perhaps the phone has been stolen!","2009-11-17T15:00:35","2009-11-17T15:00:35","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2670,{"$nulls":3},"excellent additional idea of detecting a stolen phone - i like that.\n\nas far as the cold-hearted grandad bit, i actually miss my gradad quite a bit, but find myself so engrossed with work and my own life these days (recently married, live ~4 hours from grandad) that i often realize only after several months that i haven&#39;t phoned him to say hi.  perhaps the wording portrayed it otherwise, but i was thinking more along the lines of, &quot;help you contact as frequently as you wish&quot;, rather than &quot;pretend to be interested&quot;.\n\nthanks for the comments though :)","2009-11-17T15:48:13","2009-11-17T15:48:12","bitflung",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4429,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","A better folder categorization","When I try to browse on my storage keys, I have a lot of different folders, sometimes made by apps and it's quite difficult to find the good file.\n\n\n\n\nIt could be useful to have a categorization like we have on Linux :\n\n\n\n\n/Applications &lt; all app binaries\n\n\n\n\n/Documents\n\n\n\n\n/Downloads (or Received Files or Attachments)\n\n\n\n\n/Images\n\n\n\n\n/Library &lt; all files created by app + Symbian\n\n\n\n\n/Sounds\n\n\n\n\n/Video\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThus it'll be easier to manage, sort, clean our devices manually","2010-01-14T16:10:25","2010-10-15T11:46:49","axisama",0,100,"Expert review",31,0]
[null,8973,{"$nulls":3},"When install Application It create Folder On MMC Root Drive, these are  not useful  in general use,( like Blacklist lite Create E:\\BBlacklistS)  they put in system folder.\n\n\n\n\nOR Nokia Map Create E:\\cities folder\n\n\n\n\nAlso dual folders Like  E:\\My Videos and E:\\Video files.\n\n\n\n\nAlso apply this to files","2010-08-23T08:13:11","2010-08-23T08:30:18","oxye",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10142,{"$nulls":3},"http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=8472\n\n\n\n\nit should be done like in WM \n\n\n\n\ninstalling in \"Program Files\" and settings in \"My documents\" or sth like registry","2010-10-11T21:20:46","2010-10-11T21:20:46","nitrous18",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6477,"Mobile functionality",null,"Fix the bug wherein messages get stuck the outbox.","I've used an N70 and now I'm using an E72. Through both phones, there's a bug where my sms messages are stuck in the outbox and says \"Resend in xx:xx\".\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI've been fixing this with hard resets but doing a hard rest three times a month is such an inconvenience .","2010-03-14T01:25:31","2010-03-14T01:25:31","anthonyvila",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,7245,"Mobile applications",null,"speed slow during ...opening of document...","actually in symbian phone ....we hav no editing software ....or .no other options for opening an pdf while using adobe.... which seems to be very slow .....i hav  seen the  same problem in windows mobile......but foxit mobile pdf reader ..  solved it very easily .... ... try to meke it like that to have great speed during pdf opening.......\n\n\n\n\n.\n\n\n\n\n.\n\n\n\n\n.\n\n\n\n\n.i appreciate it .....symbian is best mobile OS of india  with nokia....we do believe in nokia ... grow up the speed ... i'll sure that ur growth rate will increase\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nyour's faithfully","2010-04-25T10:45:11","2010-04-25T10:45:10","proudprav",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,7249,{"$nulls":3},"foxIt is indeed a fast and light PDF reader for PCs, however its not always the best compairson to do mobile and PC software as they are built on different restraints. The speed it takes to open a document on a mobile is one part hardware and another part software. QuickOffice, Mobile Documents, and a PDF maker whose name I'm forgetting righ now provide soluions for opening docs which are faster, but yes it can be improved. The PDF format isn't really a mobile format. Its meant for printing and therefore holds a lot more information. Until someone develops something which handles PDFs better, perhaps even as a anative file handling format similar to images, we'll have to support those who are making progress in this area, or use formats for documents which better work on mobile devices.","2010-04-25T13:48:14","2010-04-25T13:48:14","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10573,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Task Manager UI","Create a task manager like the n900 maemo devices.\nBetter and more efficient than S^3 task manager.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-11-18T05:09:52","2010-11-18T05:57:12","Blackidea",0,100,"Voting and discussion",3,0]
[null,590,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","Open the door from the street into reception...","Reception is lovely and new and shiny, but in order to get from the street to reception, visitors are greeted with a large, heavy metal door.\n\n\n\n\nI know we&apos;re not situated in the best neighbourhood, but we do have a metal shutter which can come down overnight, and the big metal door could be shut out-of-hours\n\n\n\n\nBut during the day, it would be nicer for visitors if there was something a little more inviting to greet them from the street, let them know they&apos;ve got the right building and welcome them in. \n\n\n\n\nMaybe an inner glass door, or some way of leaving the large door open during the day without it getting too cold in winter or affecting the operation of the air-con in summer...","2009-05-13T16:41:57","2009-05-13T16:41:57","danm",0,100,"Being done",9,0]
[null,592,{"$nulls":3},"I definitely support this idea - I came over this afternoon and felt closed the entrance was very unwelcoming.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAlso, at the same time as I was coming in I saw someone ahead of me who stopped to look at the sign, tried the door and then walked on past - I then saw him inside a little later going into an interview - I doubt he got a good first impression!","2009-05-13T17:43:11","2009-05-13T17:43:11","tomp",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,593,{"$nulls":3},"I&apos;m not familiar with the building (being an outsider, who&apos;s never been as far as London and all that jazz), but what about making a nice mural for the door with the Symbian Foundation characters on it? I don&apos;t know if the building owners will be OK with that, though...","2009-05-13T18:43:26","2009-05-13T18:43:25","vmlemon",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,597,{"$nulls":3},"Paint some of the SF doodles on that steel door. Should be pretty obvious what&apos;s behind: disco ducks, octopussies with lazer guns, giant robot switches, space cowboys etc. Definitely Forbidden Planet HQ ;)\n\n\n\n\nCan&apos;t see any reason why SF branding couldn&apos;t get physical, even outside office. Good PR, tourists queuing to take pics, photos into London tourist guidebooks etc. free stuff. People would take notice, talk and start wondering what does it all actually mean.","2009-05-14T10:21:04","2009-05-14T15:09:37","JOM",{"$nulls":3},3,0]
[null,2894,"Mobile applications",null,"SleighBells","For phones with an accelerometer, it would be fun to have a sound effect that reacted with how the phone was rattled.\n\nLike with sleighbells in a festive theme.\nOr with guitar effects for air guitar.\nOr even a maracas simulator for impromptu salsa!","2009-11-25T01:22:53","2010-06-14T20:21:15","Tim",0,100,"Closed",5,1]
[null,2899,{"$nulls":3},"This has been done already for Lightsabre effects.  These other ideas sound reasonable.","2009-11-25T09:53:05","2009-11-25T09:53:05","markw",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2978,{"$nulls":3},"I don&#39;t see any use of this, but will definitely make the usage of mobile more fun.","2009-11-28T04:13:25","2009-11-28T04:13:25","nishant.thomas",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3406,"Mobile functionality",null,"Mobile Personal Alarm","Build one special function that able to generate a kind very sharp panic alert sound for all our ladies mobile phone user of defense purposes. It could be trigger by few customs press sequencing and only can be turn off by key in the pin numbers.","2009-12-13T08:55:41","2010-08-29T20:47:53","lawrence27",0,35.79,"Closed",2,2]
[null,3667,{"$nulls":3},"Hi,\n\n\n\n\n I agree with Gina that this alarm may be somewhat impractical. Though, certainly, in Europe a woman's life would certainly not be in jeapardy if she has her phone on display.\n\n\n\n\n I'd appreciate if this thread focus on the practicalities of the implementation of this idea and does not descend into name calling.\n\n\n\n\n - Freddie.","2009-12-17T20:16:13","2009-12-17T20:16:13","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3693,{"$nulls":3},"I believe Gina is correct that this would in fact be an extremely dangerous idea.  It may not be life-threatening in most countries, but police generally advise people not to carry expensive phones visibly.\n\n\n\n\nIt's also worse than that, since a panic alarm is designed to be practically indestructible whereas an attacker could stop this one by simply stamping on the phone or ripping the battery out.  Additionally, phones typically only have a fraction of the sound output of a personal alarm - this would probably not attract sufficient attention or cause the desired shock to the attacker either.\n\n\n\n\nI'd much prefer it if people did some research and thinking of their own before posting ideas rather than just brainstorm in the open.  It will make this site much more valuable.","2009-12-18T08:19:35","2009-12-18T08:19:35","markw",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3525,{"$nulls":3},"If this implemented, all ladies just hold their mobile phone on hand while going alone to the car park. Any emergency happen, just trigger the panic alarm, no one can stop the alarm except her.\n\n\n\n\nMobile phone not just for communicating but also protecting our self.","2009-12-15T12:25:40","2009-12-18T00:36:00","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3918,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Ticker tape of IDEAS on this website, so we can see more information quicker and more efficiently","I like the website and it is improving daily.  I would, however, love to see the addition of a ticker tape across this website to allow the flow of IDEAS (literally and figuratively) to be viewed quickly. It would be nice to have the ticker tape be a hyperlink, so the SF community member can choose an IDEA when they see one which interests them, view it, and comment or vote. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAs this site grows, something needs to help users see, decide, review IDEAs easily and the multiple pages is getting very cumbersome.","2009-12-25T14:47:05","2010-02-19T08:27:26","ginau",0,0,"Done!",0,0]
[null,3992,{"$nulls":3},"Why wouldn't the RSS function in combination with the ability to follow specific ideas work here?\nPersonally, I don't like tickers as they distract from the plain reading of a page; but, I can see its usefulness in respect to passive notification. I'm just trying to understand it in light of the technology that's already here.","2009-12-28T20:31:59","2009-12-28T21:29:55","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3994,{"$nulls":3},"Antoine,\n\n\n\n\nOh, and many times I can not see te Trees through the Forest , so I am not in the \"NOW\", but looking toward positive growth and attracting talent.......by a variety of means.......I am open to other discussion and IDEAs, as this site is critical to SFs success and it is growing nicely, but needs continuous improvement to keep up with the volume of talent!","2009-12-28T21:59:51","2009-12-28T22:08:39","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4762,{"$nulls":3},"Hello,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI am thinking of closing this out IDEA out, as it hasn't moved.  Initiatives are underway to improve the site and this may or may not be what people like or want. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIs this something that YOU the SF community would like or would you rather have RS, and other organizational mechanism?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nPlease feel free to comment, as even if this IDEA is not what you want.....This is a good opportunity to state what you would like.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIf you have already commented on improvements, we are going to look at all the suggestions and take your thoughts and IDEAs into consideration.\n\n\n\n\nThank you for improving OUR SF community site!","2010-01-22T15:06:38","2010-01-22T15:06:38","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8014,"Mobile functionality",null,"restart option","hello,\n\n\n\n\nwell I thought of an improvement its not really a new idea.\n\n\n\n\nAdding an option for restarting the mobile.\n\n\n\n\nIn several time the mobile doesn't work properly and most of the time shutting down then turning on helps fixing the problems. Only that it takes quite a while for it to shut down.Then I find my self waitng for it to do it or i just put down the mobile and after few minutes I turn it on. Therefore I thought it would be nice to have a restart option.\n\n\n\n\nhope you'll find it useful as well\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIdo","2010-06-16T10:57:48","2010-06-16T10:57:48","ido80ovi",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,9550,"Mobile applications",null,"Application to add a new positioning method to Nokia Symbian mobile phones, to increase precision and performance of the positioning system","Normal 0   21   false false false  PT X-NONE X-NONE                         \n                                                                                                                                            \n\n /* Style Definitions */\n table.MsoNormalTable\n {mso-style-name:\"Tabela normal\";\n mso-tstyle-rowband-size:0;\n mso-tstyle-colband-size:0;\n mso-style-noshow:yes;\n mso-style-priority:99;\n mso-style-parent:\"\";\n mso-padding-alt:0cm 5.4pt 0cm 5.4pt;\n mso-para-margin-top:0cm;\n mso-para-margin-right:0cm;\n mso-para-margin-bottom:10.0pt;\n mso-para-margin-left:0cm;\n line-height:115%;\n mso-pagination:widow-orphan;\n font-size:11.0pt;\n font-family:\"Calibri\",\"sans-serif\";\n mso-ascii-font-family:Calibri;\n mso-ascii-theme-font:minor-latin;\n mso-hansi-font-family:Calibri;\n mso-hansi-theme-font:minor-latin;\n mso-bidi-font-family:\"Times New Roman\";\n mso-bidi-theme-font:minor-bidi;\n mso-fareast-language:EN-US;}\n -->\n\n\nIt would be nice if an application existed for Symbian (S60 5th and 3rd edition) mobile phones that could increase the performance of the GPS by adding other location methods created by the users of Nokia mobile phones with the platforms above referenced.There are many positioning systems that Nokia Symbian mobile phones use like a-GPS, GPS, cellphone towers (id) location and WI-FI positions, but one of the best methods to determinate a location after the GPS in great urban areas is the wireless positioning system. Mobile phones like Nokia 5800 and Nokia n97 have a WI-FI card and a GPS, and Nokia Maps already uses a wireless positioning system from another company. But if Nokia creates its own Symbian application to work together with the other company positioning system, and gather data from wireless access points around the world with the user's mobile phones, the positioning system of Nokia Symbian phones would improve considerably. The wireless positioning system that Nokia Symbian mobile phones use is one of the best in the world, but the coverage is restricted to the most important cities in the world, and even if this service could reach almost all cities of the world, it would still have the problem of the information about AP s being out of date. So the creation of a Symbian application for all mobile phones with wireless cards and GPS to gather information about APs (location and mac address would be enough), to join the already existing position methods, and increase the coverage and data quality of the wireless positioning systems, seems like a possible idea. This application has to have an interface that could give the option to the user to collect wireless information while the mobile phone is using GPS navigation, or when the user is available and wants to help the service and the wireless data base, or simply keep the application offline. The gathered information from the APs by the users of the mobile phones has to be storage in data bases, and a new entire interface has to be created for this extra poisoning system.\n\n\n________________________________________________________________________________________________________________\n\n\nI have been researching this subject, and I found out that maybe some details in my idea are wrong. First of all, the wireless positioning system that Symbian S60 5th and 3rd edition mobile phones (with the firmware updated and models with wireless card and GPS (like Nokia 5800)) use could not be related with Skyhook Positioning System. I don&acute;t know the source of the data from the indoor positioning system of Nokia Maps. The source of this positioning system that Symbian S60 5th and 3rd edition mobile phones use, could be from Skyhook Wireless or from Nokia&rsquo;s own wireless positioning system service. Anyway, what I know is that there is an application called Maps Booster that is available on Ovi Store that uses Skyhook positioning system.\n\n\nBut my idea still is applicable; regardless the wireless positioning system in use, users should be able to help this service by providing wireless Data when they are using the navigation system, or just when the user wants.\n\n\nThere should be an application for this purpose, to increase the performance of this service.\n\n\nAnother interesting thing that I found out is that this process of collecting data from wireless APs is Called &ldquo;wardriving&rdquo; (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wardriving).\n\n\n\n\nI think that this positioning system have a great future ahead, because it&rsquo;s simple precise and fast, but needs the help from users to grow and become better.\n\n\nThis technology is great for mobile phones without GPS but equipped with some kind of WLAN (wireless card, WI-FI). So this way it&rsquo;s possible to find your position (geolocation) and even navigate through Ovi Maps without GPS.\n\n\n\n\n________________________________________________________________________________________________________________\n\n\n\n\nI&rsquo;m new in this website and I don&rsquo;t know if there are related ideas, so if there are just ignore and erase my idea.\n\n\n\n\nSorry for my poor English.","2010-09-18T20:43:55","2010-12-13T22:42:05","atomo235",0,93.97,"Voting and discussion",24,2]
[null,10266,{"$nulls":3},"Nokia and OVI are proprietary.  This seems to be an idea which is better suited for Nokia or Nokia Forum or beta labs.  Symbian Foundation has no rights to either GPS systems.","2010-10-14T22:58:46","2010-10-17T11:44:13","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10574,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Menu position","press and hold then drag to edit the menu position.\nNot with the Options&gt; Edit.","2010-11-18T05:32:37","2010-11-18T05:33:02","Blackidea",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,335,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","Create a Symbian Theme for S60 5.x  phones","We should create a \"Symbian Theme\" which can be installed on phones running S60 5.0 - also known as Symbian^1\n\n\n\n\nWe&apos;d also arrange that this is the default theme on the emulator produced from our regular builds.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-04-28T14:41:57","2009-04-28T14:41:57","william_roberts",0,99.25,"Being done",20,1]
[null,781,{"$nulls":3},"I completely agree on that. Especially the S60 5th Edition 1.0 emulator theme definitely and urgently needs a re-design. In general, the whole emulator UI should look more polished (e.g., that strange P for the partial mode doesn&apos;t look very professional either).\n\n\n\n\n-&gt; A theme in the style of Symbian&apos;s CI would be great!","2009-05-28T23:06:27","2009-05-28T23:06:26","AndreasJakl",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,795,{"$nulls":3},"And how about making a condition of using Symbian OS in a device that the theme be one of the on-device themes that a user can select from to replace the default.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nPS I know there&apos;s a theme being worked on by our design team that is very close to readiness.","2009-05-29T11:52:50","2009-05-29T17:33:56","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,836,{"$nulls":3},"Since there is the concern about what graphical interface will exist with the SDK that is free, what about offering a Symbian Foundation graphical interface that also can be used as a theme on the phone?","2009-06-01T20:14:36","2009-06-01T20:14:36","Brian",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,351,{"$nulls":3},"&gt;We should create a \"Symbian Theme\" which can be installed on phones running S60 5.0 - also known as Symbian^1\n\n\n\n\nNow that is somwhere an end user could see - \"Symbian\". I support the idea.","2009-04-29T08:49:26","2009-05-01T13:21:46","croozeus",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,388,{"$nulls":3},"Do you think we could ask S60 5.0 provider to sponsor it?","2009-04-30T17:50:32","2009-04-30T17:51:00","richardb",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2383,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Symbian common URI launching framework","Provide a common framework for launching URIs. E.g. Supplying a URI with a http or https scheme launches the default system browser and loads the specified resource.\n\n\n\nProvide a mechanism for supplying URI scheme handling plugins. Provide a reference plugin handling file URIs that simply calls RApaLsSession::StartDocument on the file specified.\n\n\n\n\n\nThe browser also ought to handle URIs other than http (or ftp, gopher or whatever else it might support) by feeding them to the URI launcher to see what it makes of them.\n\n\n\n\n\nURI schemes might be invented for app store lookups and streaming installs.","2009-11-06T13:36:32","2009-11-06T13:41:21","cdavies",0,100,"Voting and discussion",11,0]
[null,2657,{"$nulls":3},"I was about to post this when the similar ideas suggested I add it here instead:\n\nThe content handling and recognizer framework allows application to register an interest in certain mime types and file types (matched by filename or content). But currently on Symbian all http URLs, for example, will be handled by the hardcoded default browser. This means if you prefer to use Opera or some other after market browser, links from SMS and other sources will still open the hardcoded browser. Same for RTSP etc. I propose having a URL handler registry where apps can register what URL types they handle, and the user can choose a default from all available, much like on Windows and MacOSX.\n\nAdditionally, it is increasingly common on other mobile platforms to allow registering handlers for URLs that match a certain pattern, yet are still http URLs. e.g. iPhone and Android recognise App Store URLs and google maps URLs and YouTube URLs and redirects them to the right app. \n\nThe S60 browser seems to do something similar to launch Ovi store if it is installed, when browsing the store.ovi.com site. But I don&#39;t think this is a generalised implementation.\n\nFinally, there should be a simple &#39;OpenURL&#39; API available as Symbian native, with QtDesktopServices implemented over the top of it. This would make it simple to launch the correct application to handle any URL, without the verbose code currently required (currently ~20 lines to launch browser, more to launch a mailto or sms link, more again for a tel link, more again for rtsp etc.)","2009-11-17T13:11:03","2009-11-17T13:11:03","SymsourceTim",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2895,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Adapting RF circuitry","Wouldn&#39;t it be cool if we could use the wi-fi or IR technology to control remote control toys like cars and helicopters.","2009-11-25T01:26:36","2009-11-25T01:26:36","Tim",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,2898,{"$nulls":3},"That would be pretty cool, my cousin keeps losing the remotes so at least you could have the back up on your phone ","2009-11-25T09:32:26","2009-11-25T09:32:26","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2900,{"$nulls":3},"The IR part of this has been done before, although the IR hardware in most phones isn&#39;t capable of being a remote control (not enough power being the biggest problem - you can make it work but you have to be within arms reach of the TV anyway).\n\nWiFi won&#39;t control remote control toys, although people have modified toys so they can be controlled via bluetooth (Google ShakerRacer).  There&#39;s also software defined radio technology out there that could potentially be used to do this properly, but I doubt we&#39;ll ever see that programmable by 3rd party developers, even if it does get used.\n","2009-11-25T10:53:28","2009-11-25T10:53:28","markw",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,2906,{"$nulls":3},"To save you the Googling: http://symbian-resources.com/projects/shakerracer.php","2009-11-25T16:45:58","2009-11-25T16:45:58","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4175,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Pair-wise comparisons of devices by non-techies","Symbian should buy a number of leading competitor devices (iPhone, Android, Pre, etc) and supply one of them along with a leading (or pre-release) version of the Symiban OS on a device to the non-technical partners of people working for Symbian (free phones for an NDA and the promise of providing feedback).\n\n\n\n\nThe people taking part should then use each device for a few weeks changing phone back and forth each week. During this period they would report the advantages and disadvantages of each device. The key to this is pairwise comparison rather than just giving the non-techie devices and asking them what they think.\n\n\n\n\nThis could be done relatively cheaply if the phones were sourced on contracts and returned and re-lent.","2010-01-06T16:57:11","2010-01-06T16:57:11","dadurant",0,100,"Voting and discussion",11,0]
[null,4399,{"$nulls":3},"Hey David, I will do it for you.....I am a  very good reviewer and market tester...... :P......Contact me and I can do it with me, my child, and husband.......you get 3 views which are very important to understanding markets....woman, man and child\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nTechnical perspective:\n\n\n\n\nMe-tech-business oriented-I want it all in a mobile (great OS, camera, voice quality, reception, features, functionality etc)\n\n\n\n\nMy Child-gamer, popular media, \"sexy phone\", easy and nice looking, features of entertainment...doesn't have a clue about specs and doesn't care\n\n\n\n\nHusband-wants \"just a flip phone, with speaker, some ringtones and doesn't care about anything else?\"\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nYou'll have the triple threat review......and get multiple perspectives.....Call me ;)","2010-01-14T02:03:54","2010-01-15T16:34:55","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4213,{"$nulls":3},"Non-techie partners eh? My wife has as many degrees in computer science as I do (still doesn't get along with touchscreens though) so I might scrap this as it would make me jealous. Not really :o\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nHopefully, Nokia already do this extensively - maybe not though.","2010-01-07T22:38:33","2010-01-07T22:38:33","brendand",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7597,{"$nulls":3},"I like this IDEA and am bringing it back to community for voting.","2010-05-16T14:26:13","2010-05-16T14:26:13","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7627,{"$nulls":3},"Great one. Much needed at Symbian and also helpful.","2010-05-18T11:11:54","2010-05-18T11:11:54","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7629,{"$nulls":3},"Not saying that this is out of any realm of possibility, but this kind of user experience testing does go on under very controlled circumstances at most companies. This is one of many ways of looking at competitors and seeing what works and doesn't work. Doing this as a public-facing item might be better served by the revisited Ambassadors program, but even there, to get the desired results, you need some control points and not a totally random user set.","2010-05-18T11:55:42","2010-05-18T11:55:42","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5711,"Symbian Foundation",null,"Spread the words from newly bought Symbian enabled phone","My idea is a refinement from the original here:\n\nhttp://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=3093\n\nThose new Mobile phone's memory can have a stored short video clip about the introduction of Symbian Foundation, with meaningful information about Symbian for customers to know more about Symbian Foundation, and the leaflet (from the idea above) should refer to the  storage where the video clip is stored.\n\nI am sure customers will watch it, at least the existence of Symbian Foundation will be 'planted' to customers' minds.","2010-02-19T04:40:52","2010-02-19T04:40:52","tony_ysy",0,100,"Voting and discussion",5,0]
[null,5742,{"$nulls":3},"Sounds like a good idea, given that some people already watch the little 30-sec or less video clips that ship on some handsets.","2010-02-19T12:16:13","2010-02-19T14:03:30","vmlemon",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6115,{"$nulls":3},"Good One.....! I support this idea. - its good to have short introduction of Symbian Foundation &amp; OS.","2010-03-01T17:31:11","2010-03-01T17:31:11","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8527,"Mobile applications",null,"Transparent SMS App:  So you can Text while Walking","I want an SMS app with continues video feed as a background from the device camera, This app will be usefull while walking &amp; typing an SMS. It will certainly keep you from bumping into people or even light posts while texting on walk.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n  \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nCurrently an App name Road SMS is developed by Samsung for Android OS. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nCheck out the Video!","2010-07-21T20:33:01","2010-10-14T23:16:39","s60betalabs",0,100,"Expert review",33,0]
[null,10496,{"$nulls":3},"After a long review period, finally one app that can do this is available in Ovi-store:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://s.meh.at/clearsms","2010-11-12T07:56:29","2010-11-12T07:56:50","harrym",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8543,{"$nulls":3},"That idea is only useful if you wear the phone like eyeglasses.\n\n\n\n\nSeriously, unless the phone is the size of a table, I can't see how normal phones can hinder your sight to the point of bumping people or light post. And even if that idea is implemented, there's no way you can see people through the viewfinder if you hold it like a normal human. You have to position the phone in parallel to your eyes to make it work as it should. But holding the phone in that position while walking and texting makes you look like a confused photographer :)","2010-07-22T21:29:32","2010-09-06T23:01:09","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9356,{"$nulls":3},"If this is the Map Finding then will help a lot! you can follow the map at the same time walking.","2010-09-06T22:55:34","2010-09-06T22:57:53","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10138,{"$nulls":3},"i support it","2010-10-11T21:16:25","2010-10-11T21:16:25","nitrous18",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8622,{"$nulls":3},"Well, when you are typing some thing on phone - you are fully concentrated on the device - at that time this app will helpful.","2010-07-29T17:53:28","2010-07-29T17:53:27","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8630,{"$nulls":3},"iPhone also has this app too. Do not know how good or popular it is it is, but thought I would mention it.\n\n\n\n\nPerhaps someone might weigh in on OSes with the capability.","2010-07-30T06:39:46","2010-07-30T06:39:46","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9157,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing back for community Support !","2010-08-28T06:38:44","2010-08-28T06:38:44","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8783,"None of the Above",null,"FULLY NEW CUSTOMISABLE SYMBIAN!","my idea is simple, and i bet it will make this website and the symbian software even more better, and more user friendly!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\ni was surfing through the website, and seeing all these ideas, and honestly, i think that at least 80 to 90% of those deserve to be in the new symbian software, but yet when i thought about it, shuving all this stuff into an operating system for a mobile will make it slow, laggy, and very hard to tolerate!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nbut hey, i do not need all these built-in additions for myself, i might need only 10%, and another person might need 10% of the ideas on this site, and so on, but who said that we all need the same 10%, so if we said that 10% of those additions can be added as a maximum number for the new symbian, why not make the new symbian even more user-friendly, and will serve us, the users much better, and will sure serve the developers too, they see an idea, they start working on it after it gets a certain number of supports, and they make an app in the mobile, similar to the ovi store in nokia phones for an example, except that this one will control built-in apps and additions for symbian, and from that new app, let us call it \"Customize Symbian\" for an example, the user opens it, it will ask for internet connection, the user provides internet connection, and from that app you can add, replace, or delete built in additions for your symbian, so what do you say about that!?","2010-08-11T19:14:24","2010-08-11T19:14:24","X",0,100,"Voting and discussion",4,0]
[null,9551,"Mobile functionality",null,"flashplayer 10.1","we need symbian to support flashplayer 10.1 with the next update !! with this i don't have to carry my laptop everywhere with me \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nwe need it because i think there are alot of people like me who are heavy internet users and it would be really helpful also it will become another killer feature comparing with the iPhone which always lacks of","2010-09-19T00:22:09","2010-09-19T00:23:03","AsMaRaNi",0,100,"Voting and discussion",13,0]
[null,10575,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Marking Box","facilitate multiple-choice  by adding marking box on the contacts and messages etc.","2010-11-18T05:39:07","2010-11-18T05:39:07","Blackidea",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,336,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","our vision -- HIGH PRIORITY","Hi, All\n\n\n\n\nI&apos;m in the process of writing the \"Who We Are\" for the Web site (formerly known as About Us). The decisions we make about this text will affect the way we talk about ourselves for a long time to come.\n\n\n\n\nI&apos;d appreciate a rapid discussion and consensus on the vision, as we have tight deadlines for going live with the Web site.\n\n\n\n\nThe vision I was given as a starting point was as follows:\n\n\n\n\n\"  Normal 0     false false false  EN-GB X-NONE X-NONE               MicrosoftInternetExplorer4                                                                                                                                                            \n\n /* Style Definitions */\n table.MsoNormalTable\n\t{mso-style-name:\"Table Normal\";\n\tmso-tstyle-rowband-size:0;\n\tmso-tstyle-colband-size:0;\n\tmso-style-noshow:yes;\n\tmso-style-priority:99;\n\tmso-style-qformat:yes;\n\tmso-style-parent:\"\";\n\tmso-padding-alt:0cm 5.4pt 0cm 5.4pt;\n\tmso-para-margin:0cm;\n\tmso-para-margin-bottom:.0001pt;\n\tmso-pagination:widow-orphan;\n\tfont-size:11.0pt;\n\tfont-family:\"Calibri\",\"sans-serif\";\n\tmso-ascii-font-family:Calibri;\n\tmso-ascii-theme-font:minor-latin;\n\tmso-fareast-font-family:\"Times New Roman\";\n\tmso-fareast-theme-font:minor-fareast;\n\tmso-hansi-font-family:Calibri;\n\tmso-hansi-theme-font:minor-latin;\n\tmso-bidi-font-family:\"Times New Roman\";\n\tmso-bidi-theme-font:minor-bidi;}\n\nWe are a non-profit organisation, established to help bring to life a shared vision of a global software community\"\n\n\n\n\nI would like to propose an alternative:\n\n\n\n\n\"  Normal 0     false false false  EN-GB X-NONE X-NONE               MicrosoftInternetExplorer4                                                                                                                   <w:LsdException Locked=\"false\" Pr","2009-04-28T15:09:13","2009-04-28T15:09:12","adetaylor",0,71.07,"Done!",4,1]
[null,548,{"$nulls":3},"Did this ever get moved to a vote or other attempt to express agreement? Am just interested to see how interested people are in the discussion versus interest in decision making or consensus","2009-05-11T15:01:42","2010-07-15T17:25:55","Haydns",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,340,{"$nulls":3},"Lauren:\n\n\n\n\nThanks for taking this initiative on the site -- I completely agree that a clear vision statement can provide a help in a number of ways -- in addition to defining a sense of purpose within our organization and our marketplace, it can also serve as a summary for the development of the strategy of the organization.\n\n\n\n\nA good way to think about corporate vision is as \"a mental image of the possible and desirable future state of the organization.\"\n\n\n\n\nGoogle&apos;s Vision statement is a good example: \"Google&apos;s mission is to organize the world&apos;s information and make it universally accessible and useful.\"\n\n\n\n\nI think we similarly need this kind of aspirational statement which sets out the purpose of our organization. I&apos;d like to take a first stab at this, knowing that it is not all of the way there:\n\n\n\n\nSymbian&apos;s mission is to help connect all of humanity by providing open free technologies that are both powerful and easy to use and by supporting a broad-based creative business ecosystem that utilizes these technologies.\n\n\n\n\nThe advantages of this statement are that it (1) sets a far reaching goal; (2) emphasizes an important aspect of why we are different (open free); (3) and tells the story of our being about a collection of companies, not doing everything ourselves.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2009-04-28T15:21:33","2009-04-29T20:18:06","tshelton",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,385,{"$nulls":3},"I like this direction. Antony, you didn&apos;t like \"compelling\" -- what about my original suggestion: \"the richest and most satisfying user experience\" (I was trying to include both consumer and enterprise users). \n\n\n\n\nI&apos;m not sure it&apos;s our role to create the new business ecosystem, but rather to enable it.\n\n\n\n\nSo, taking from Ted and Antony both, we now have:\n\n\n\n\n\n\"The mission of the Symbian Foundation is to enable a global business ecosystem that collaborates to create the richest and most satisfying user experience for mobile devices.\"\n\n\n\n\nAntony, can we wrap this up among ourselves and Anatolie? Freddie pointed out today that if we waited for the Leadership team, it would never go live on the Web site.\n\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-04-30T14:51:33","2009-05-03T22:51:18","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},0,1]
[null,397,{"$nulls":3},"champion and support a network of companies which provide mobile products that extend human capabilities and communities\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI feel like this is getting closer - here is my thinking\n\n\n\n\n\"champion and support\" -- we want to emphasize our role -- we don&apos;t produce the end products but we do support the companies that produce them.  I also think that the idea of being a pro-active champion makes sense, that we should see ourselves as getting involved in co-marketing or other activities which help these companies succeed\n\n\n\n\n\"a network of companies\" -- Not happy with this language yet, but what I want to convey is that there are many companies and thet are connected and collaborating, not just acting independently\n\n\n\n\n\"mobile products\" -- wondering whether we should limit to mobile\n\n\n\n\n\"extending human capabillities and communities\" -- this is an important part for me -- lets discuss!\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-05-02T08:10:56","2009-05-07T17:28:31","tshelton",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,400,{"$nulls":3},"After talking yesterday I found myself in a conversation with an old friend about mobile mesh networks. For those who don&apos;t know - a mesh is a huge set of independent nodes that form ad-hoc self-managing networks to complete a specific task and then disband. I found this a really inspiring image and exactly what the Symbian Foundation is trying to create. So on the same line as Ted has above my articulation was:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nBuild a new creative mesh where all kinds of different people and companies collaborate to create ubiquitous computing experiences that extend the capabilities of individuals and human networks.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAlso worried that it&apos;s a bit long; but I&apos;ve said it to a few people testing it and it seems fine. \"Human networks\" sounds like something Dr Manhatten would say (i.e. a little analytically cold), but I don&apos;t like \"networks\" on its own, \"communities\" doesn&apos;t have the connectedness I&apos;m after, and \"social networks\" sounds too trendy.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-05-02T15:26:00","2009-05-05T09:55:43","antony",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4176,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","Spread the Symbian brand via Cafe Press","Plain and simple - put the Symbian brand on Cafe Press, publicise the fact and let employees / fans buy t-shirts, mugs, mousemats, etc to spread the brand.\n\n\n\n\n[Contributor needed] This idea has been reviewed and approved by an expert. Now we need someone to make it happen!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-06T17:04:13","2010-03-04T13:41:16","dadurant",0,93.96,"Make it happen!",50,4]
[null,5899,{"$nulls":3},"I've written a proposal for this idea http://tinyurl.com/yddnhqo.\n\n\n\n\nPlease provide feedback and comments. There are also a couple of appendices of lists for goods and outlets so if you have any further suggestions then let me know.","2010-02-24T15:46:04","2010-03-12T10:21:51","annabelc",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4391,{"$nulls":3},"I like the IDEA of making SWAG and having it as merchandise for Symbian Community, but I would like to be honest.....I think that money could be better allocated to projects, people and platforms....Please do not take this the wrong way.....I think that you can build a good WOM by providing some community members with a tax deductible mug, pen, memory card, 5 free apps, ball caps, etc.........but, unless you invest a lot of money in the mug/shirt/hat or whatever, it is not likely to sell......A different direction might be to have  SWAG and promotional contests to earn it......But, if what Arnaud says is true and it doesn't cost anything...as Symbian is a Foundation, than go for it!   I was not aware of that, as that would not be the case is the USA.....\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThough this IDEA is creative, I am not sure that it has any mass appeal beyond the Symbian Community...WHO LOVES SWAG and I encourage SWAG, as I LOVE SWAG TOO!.....So, I guess I have come kinda full circle with this....SWAG and BRAG make branding and if you are not spending a lot of resources, than \"okay...\"  If you are spending a lot of time, $$$, resources, than, hmmmmnnnnn..... IDK......Let the community continue.....But I thought there needed to be a \"devil's advocate\" regarding the IDEA....","2010-01-13T22:55:33","2010-01-14T00:13:18","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4650,{"$nulls":3},"Agree with GU Smith. Need to focus more on Symbian Foundation Platform itself.","2010-01-20T01:39:22","2010-01-20T01:39:22","ahsan.mostafa",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4177,{"$nulls":3},"Funny that you should submit this idea, we were discussing this last week :) hopefully enough people vote on your idea and we can get the ball moving.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-06T17:08:53","2010-01-06T17:08:53","Susana",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4179,{"$nulls":3},"I'd certainly like having coffee mugs with the Symbian brand..","2010-01-06T18:26:44","2010-01-06T18:26:44","david.caabeiro",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4180,{"$nulls":3},"Great idea. And I'd also really like us to try submitting some Symbian designs to threadless.com","2010-01-07T10:34:48","2010-01-07T10:34:48","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4183,{"$nulls":3},"It's a good idea, but don't use Cafe Press. They peddle incredibly cheap and tacky merchandise for ridiculously inflated prices. I don't think anyone is ever happy with purchases from them, or would give them repeat business.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThis might be one of those cases where you have to invest a couple of hundred quid up front in some stock and send it our yourselves.","2010-01-07T11:16:15","2010-01-07T11:16:15","cdavies",{"$nulls":3},3,0]
[null,6235,{"$nulls":3},"That looks really good Annabel.\n\n\n\n\nThere's also a lot of good stuff here : http://www.4imprint.co.uk/group/224/50-Top-Selling-Promotional-Products\n\n\n\n\nI particularly like the calculators.\n\n\n\n\nAlso some really good big posters would be good.\n\n\n\n\nHopefully once these are in place we can start using a little bit of funding within Nokia to start getting these things on people's desks throughout Symbian Devices and really start to get our developers into the Symbian community.\n\n\n\n\nCheers.","2010-03-04T13:45:58","2010-03-04T13:45:58","dadurant",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4189,{"$nulls":3},"I used Zazzle to create some Symbian-Guru.com coffee mugs and whatnot. They're not cheap, but they're really high quality (I've got one myself).\n\n\n\n\nIt would likely be cheaper though to buy a big stock yourselves and setup a store. I'd buy a Symbian coffee mug.","2010-01-07T18:30:27","2010-01-07T19:44:03","symbianguru",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4195,{"$nulls":3},"I would like to have T-shirt and Memory Card readers with micro SD cards :) I liked when they sent such items for S60 Ambassador program.\n\n\n\n\nPeople around me still ask me where is S60 now? Many know also that Symbian is taking over now.\n\n\n\n\nBut yes, such small things if used effectively can make brand more visible.","2010-01-07T19:03:42","2010-01-07T19:03:41","suyog",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4199,{"$nulls":3},"I like it David, so much choice to choose from, I do miss having a Symbian mug","2010-01-07T19:30:38","2010-01-07T19:30:38","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4200,{"$nulls":3},"These are all great ideas and get my vote - let's see if we can some of these off the ground soonish.\n\n\n\n\nI like the idea of going for limited edition but good quality. We have a great brand that lends itself to making some very cool designs for merchandie without all the usual corporate branding splashed all over them.","2010-01-07T19:31:38","2010-01-07T19:31:38","annabelc",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4201,{"$nulls":3},"Yeah merchandise would be neat. I've used spreadshirt.net and the quality was really good (if you use vector graphics you get all kinds of wacky printing options!)\n\n\n\n\nAs for Brendan's comment above, I want a mug on wheels... full stop. :-D (especially if it's remote control - that would be awesome for office pranks!)","2010-01-07T19:31:47","2010-01-07T19:31:47","cirrus",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4202,{"$nulls":3},"I can't imagine too many things looking good with a yellow hearth on them but what the heck, surprise me ... :)","2010-01-07T19:41:27","2010-01-08T12:20:20","lucian",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4206,{"$nulls":3},"Just as a side-note, isn't the Symbian artwork CC-SA licensed, so wouldn't it be fine for anyone to use these images as 'their own'?","2010-01-07T19:51:59","2010-01-07T20:41:01","brendand",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4211,{"$nulls":3},"Yeah great idea :) I was just thinking to have an official wallpaper :)\n\n\n\n\nI would be glad to have Symbian goodies","2010-01-07T22:17:38","2010-01-08T08:44:16","axisama",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4214,{"$nulls":3},"This must be the fastest idea &gt; vote threshold ever on this site. Which makes you think, what was stopping us from doing it before? ","2010-01-07T22:40:17","2010-01-08T00:10:26","brendand",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4222,{"$nulls":3},"Come on guys.\n\n\n\n\nWe need to do something about it.\n\n\n\n\nI have joined Symbian Foundation at the end of July. I'm proud to be part of that company. As employee we are the first people to be ambassador and advertise the company. I want to be able to give some goodies to my family and friends and to show people that I work for Symbian Foundation.\n\n\n\n\nAs well the branding is cool, young, fun, ...\n\n\n\n\nI want my Symbian mug, fleece, pen, cap, hat, t-shirt, bags, USB memory stick, torch, cycling helmet, ... Forgot my socks and underwear, my swimming trunks (should make me swim faster with the duck, isn't it????)\n\n\n\n\nI don't mind to pay something to get it, just need to have the possibility to buy it from somewhere.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWhere to buy it? There are plenty of options on internet or in the local shops. This one could be a good choice www.vistaprint.co.uk? Plenty of options with them.\n\n\n\n\nIf we know we are going to sale quantities we can get a deal. Just get a special code with the selected marchand and when people give it, they get x% discount. Why not having stocked on www.amazon.com?????\n\n\n\n\nThere are even websites where you can create your own stuff. We could have a gallery of Symbian branding (as we are a Foundation it's free and the community can use it, isn't it) and people could create their own stuff with whatever Symbian branding they wish to have.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThere are plenty of Symbian fans around the world and we need to make them happy to allow them to show they are proud of Symbian.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nEven for secret santa if I had one of these black t-shirt that we used for SEE2009 I will have been very very happy.\n\n\n\n\nNobody can bring me one? I don't mind to give you few quids for it right now!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nTo answer Annabel, yes we can have special editions of some of the branded objects, but we also need some that are common and easy to get. You could for example to have a common Symbian t-shirt that is done in thousands and for example have a special edition for the MWC or SEE for which you only have just 200 of them made specially.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nCome on! Bring it on! I want my Symbian Foundation branded goodies. :-)\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-08T08:22:22","2010-01-08T08:22:22","arnaudl",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4237,{"$nulls":3},"Teefury was suggested via a Tweet http://twitter.com/EricSeale/status/7487745446","2010-01-08T14:53:01","2010-01-08T14:53:01","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4238,{"$nulls":3},"For the special edition stuff you should do some proper figurines of robot duck, mr switch etc. that geeks like me can use to decorate our desks! Maybe you can make some custom Symbian Munnys too (see here for Munny inspiration: http://www.flickr.com/search/?ss=2&amp;w=all&amp;q=munny&amp;m=text ).","2010-01-08T14:59:19","2010-01-08T14:59:19","cirrus",{"$nulls":3},4,0]
[null,4239,{"$nulls":3},"Oh course the holy grail here is to get onto ThinkGeek (http://www.thinkgeek.com/).\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nDoes Symbian have a good understanding of the geek marketplace...?","2010-01-08T15:03:58","2010-01-08T15:03:58","dadurant",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4553,{"$nulls":3},"Awesome idea... I think the Symbian foundation has one of the coolest brands ever. I love the friendly robotic characters, the sketchy fonts and graphics and the bright yellow color. This would make for one cool t-shirt I can see myself rocking all day.","2010-01-18T06:59:02","2010-01-18T06:59:02","sphlynx",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5597,{"$nulls":3},"Oh wow! I took my eye off this idea for a few weeks and it's completely exploded with some fantastic suggestions. Sorry guys, I've been the hold up.\n\n\n\n\nIt looks like we're ready to move to the next phase of the Ideas process - Implementation. We've already done a review of this idea, within the foundation, and we're pretty excited about seeing this one go through. Our brand is perfect for making up some good, quality merchandise.\n\n\n\n\nI've been given the task of making this happen so I'll be investigating all sites recommended in this thread and will write up a proposal which I'll share. I should have a first draft ready next week. Thanks to all for your great ideas.","2010-02-16T17:08:42","2010-02-16T17:09:11","annabelc",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4576,{"$nulls":3},"Okay - this was suggested nearly two weeks ago and everyone seems to be fully behind it. What's the hold-up? :-)","2010-01-18T12:28:49","2010-01-18T12:28:48","dadurant",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5617,{"$nulls":3},"I might be able to pull a few favours and get some high quality clothing merchandise via my friends at White Stuff and Jack Wills. JW used to do 'team kit', sweatpants, hoodies, polos etc. I'd need an idea of numbers before I could figure out if I'm any help :) It may be that one of my ex colleagues just gives us an hour or two of their time and comes up with some really cool designs from our branding. The better it looks, the more people will want it!","2010-02-17T12:07:18","2010-02-17T12:07:18","jamesm",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5625,{"$nulls":3},"excellent! I'll take you up on that offer James.","2010-02-17T16:31:39","2010-02-17T16:31:39","annabelc",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8528,"Mobile applications",null,"Draw a card - as tarot, and similar","Idea : An application that can \"draw a card\" , or \"draw an idea\" .\n\n\n\n\nAlso similar to \" a word a day\" . . .\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThink that you have a card deck ( ex. tarot), with picture and text.\n\n\n\n\nThe app should be able to save text entries and pictures, - and pull one ( or more) at random - while called upon.\n\n\n\n\nSimilar the 8 ball, but with quite a few more possible answers.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-07-21T23:28:14","2010-07-21T23:28:14","a.aamot",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,9552,"Symbian Foundation","Increase device usage","swype for nokia N8 (or all symbian^3 devices)","im really good in swype because i can text faster with it without it in nokia N8 texting will be very frustrating because i got used to it","2010-09-19T01:02:42","2010-09-19T01:02:41","AsMaRaNi",0,100,"Voting and discussion",5,0]
[null,9570,{"$nulls":3},"It is in beta, check it out here http://betalabs.nokia.com/apps/swype-for-symbian ","2010-09-22T14:57:24","2010-09-22T14:57:24","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10320,"Mobile functionality","User interface","LCD screen into white lamp","I'm thinking if there is an utility or application to turn my cellphone LCD into\n\n\n\n\ncomplete white scree at will. This will provide maximum illumination and could be\n\n\n\n\nhelpful to see in dark :).\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n--Pradeep","2010-10-18T10:59:09","2010-10-18T10:59:08","pradeepk2",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,2385,"Mobile applications",null,"Family Tree","I would like a family tree application - easy to use interface for collecting details at family gatherings","2009-11-06T13:55:14","2010-06-14T20:02:27","adam_b",0,100,"Closed",6,0]
[null,2401,{"$nulls":3},"Great idea - could interface to the numerous genealogy sites. ","2009-11-07T07:31:59","2009-11-07T07:31:59","timh",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5457,"Mobile functionality",null,"Develop applications as packages and bundles, not stand alone. Help developers make more money and &quot;sharing&quot; would be legal.","Symbian Foundation would revolutionize mobile application development and sales by focusing on multiple-product licenses that would allow for sharing applications, songs, media, DVDs, sofftware, etc.......\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThis site has a lot a good IDEAs about sharing information via bluetooth, Wi-Fi, etc....some are not legal...\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWhy not share content across mobile platforms?  Yes, it has to be within the limits of licenses of certain DVDs, games, videos, songs, software, etc.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nPC software is sold with multiple product licenses and this could be a great new market position for SF, Symbian Signed, Developers and Horizons.....You would catapult to an INDUSTRY LEADER....\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI do not know of anyone who is doing this YET, but it would be fantastic !!!!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThis would be VERY GOOD for USERs,developers and Symbian Foundation.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThe IDEA is to bundle, package, group, or sell multiple-user licenses under Symbian Foundation's Symbian Signed Program.  The IDEA includes, but is not limited to, APPs, movies, games, songs, education lessons, videos etc.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSo many of our developers would make more money, we'd keep things legal, and it is a win/win situation for developer and user alike.....\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nPlease think about this one.....It makes so much Dollars and \"sense\"..........","2010-02-11T16:37:59","2010-03-03T16:36:12","ginau",0,0,"Done!",0,2]
[null,5720,{"$nulls":3},"As a last note a developer could also bundle a photo, art, publishing app together and sell the 3 together, rather than the 3 as stand-alone APPs.  It is just a business strategy to help sell more APPs and to also keep \"sharing\" legal.","2010-02-19T08:17:49","2010-02-19T08:17:49","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5493,{"$nulls":3},"Is this a bad IDEA?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIf it is that is OK, this is simply business.","2010-02-13T02:40:32","2010-02-13T02:40:32","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5510,{"$nulls":3},"What is the Symbian Signed Program?","2010-02-13T19:10:44","2010-02-19T08:14:23","Mesenburg",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8273,"Mobile applications",null,"Mobile Learning, mLearning, ","The potential of mobile technologies to support learning and teaching in variety of contexts, including classroom interaction, independent study, collaborative work and communication with tutors and peers.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-07-10T15:51:26","2010-07-10T15:51:26","Mesenburg",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,9297,"Symbian Foundation","Make development easier","Compatibility between S60v3 + Symbian^1 vs Symbian^3 Symbian^4","Hi, I want to know if applications and games from the Symbian^1 platform and from S60v3(FP2) will run on Symbian ^3 and ^4 platform ?\n\n\n\n\nI want to buy N8, but if there will be no any aplication working from the date of release then this phone will be loser, because some time is needed to develop some applications by developers.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-09-03T17:37:14","2010-09-03T17:37:13","superfly86",0,100,"Voting and discussion",5,0]
[null,9309,{"$nulls":3},"Hope this makes sense: apps from S60v3 need to be updated in many cases to address lack if a directional pad, and the larger resolution screens of later devices. S^1 apps will work mostly fine in S^3, there will be some apps needing to be updated for alternate views or form factors and in the case that they want to use the newer Qt framework. Otherwise, no change there. All apps will need to be updated for S^4 and beyond as the entire OS changes. Qt will help developers here, but you can be safe in assuming that by the time S^4 devices become available, s60v3 devices will mostly be in a state where except for a few instances, not supported by manufacturers.","2010-09-03T22:04:01","2010-09-03T22:04:01","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9319,{"$nulls":3},"As I read some time ago Symbian ^4 should be ready by the end of 2010 or beggining of 2011,\n\n\n\n\nYou think that that S60 will be not supported in near future ? So what then with symbian for keypad phones ?!","2010-09-04T14:02:52","2010-09-04T14:02:52","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9553,"Mobile applications",null,"camera sensor alarm","camera sensor the phone beeps when the camera detects something that is too close, like you pretend you're sleeping and then someone comes to do a prank on you but you screw it up lol i know it's ridiculous but it's just an example or we can use it for anything else other than shooting","2010-09-19T01:45:48","2010-09-19T01:45:47","AsMaRaNi",0,100,"Voting and discussion",8,0]
[null,10321,"Mobile functionality",null,"LANGUAGE SWITCH","for switching language in most of mobile phones we need to push some keys many times....\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nbut i think it will be convenient that language switching with one shortcut key be possible....\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nfor instance in any application or environment pushing #* could change the language in all mobile phones as a standard  just like alt+shift in windows os.","2010-10-18T14:07:06","2010-10-18T14:20:25","meysams",0,100,"Voting and discussion",5,0]
[null,2386,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","PIM database integration & application interoperation","AFAIK, currently PIM related applications utilises their own databases causing poor interoperability (like static contact names displayed for messages, names doesn't change though contact details do since the info isn't dynamic).\n\n\n\nIf the approach was having applications (for contacts, agenda, messages, notes, logs etc) which are filtering central PIM database (merging contacts, agenda, messages, notes, logs and similar PIM databases) dynamically on demand and if those applications could interoperate (with useful shortcuts or offers, like asking \"Use a calendar item as deadline?\" while adding a new to-do or \"Attach a contact to this meeting?\" while adding a new meeting, examples are infinite) benefits on user experience would be really huge.\n\n\n\n(sorry for updating description a lot but each update was an unsuccessful attempt to fix text layout until I realized HTML formatting is allowed and there's no preview option)","2009-11-06T14:04:34","2010-10-14T10:22:32","GeceBekcisi",0,100,"Expert review",35,0]
[null,7248,{"$nulls":3},"Is there any progress on this idea? Is it somehow being done internally  and we don't know yet?","2010-04-25T12:45:42","2010-10-11T14:52:14","GeceBekcisi",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2392,{"$nulls":3},"Uhmm, this is a different way of looking at applications. The key would be the data structure of the master database on the device (SQLite perphaps). If that&#39;s done, then it would simply be a matter of APIs and a wrapper (no, I&#39;m not as techincal to think of it in more specific terms, but most would get what I mean here), then this could work very well as a UI approach towards the way that we use informaiton, not just the way that we organize it.\n\nGet&#39;s my vote (if refined some).","2009-11-06T18:51:22","2009-11-12T09:00:08","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4459,{"$nulls":3},"Are there any improvements in S^3 or S^4 about this kind of integration?","2010-01-15T13:39:19","2010-01-31T16:29:35","GeceBekcisi",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10231,{"$nulls":3},"There are many ideas like this, that have min. 30 votes but are still not in \"expert view\". Before they vanish tomorrow when the system is changed, I bring them back to top, hoping, that they will get \"expert-view\"-status in time, before they vanish.","2010-10-14T10:11:09","2010-10-14T10:11:09","Tim.Linde",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2642,"Mobile applications",null,"Bibliotouch","An eBook reader that ties into the Gutenburg project (online database of free, public domain, plain text ebooks).  The app should provide a means to download books for offline reading, provide a pleasant user interface for reading the books including resizable fonts and touch controls for turning pages.  A social mechanism would be possible in version 2 allowing readers to rate books and see recommendations based how readers with similar tastes rated other books.  Picture a free eBook version of Netflix, if you will.","2009-11-16T22:10:04","2010-06-14T20:07:15","bitflung",0,100,"Closed",5,0]
[null,2667,{"$nulls":3},"Great idea. Could throw in text-to-speech as away round the typical small screen sizes. The Gutenberg Project main page http://www.gutenberg.org/wiki/Main_Page doesn&#39;t seem to offer any help to people wanting to implement apps to display the files, but there&#39;s a reader project on sourceforge which might offer some clues: http://guten.sourceforge.net/ - Overall, this idea seems to me to be a good &quot;getting to know the Symbian Platform&quot; project. You can start small (display a file that you already have locally on the device), then progress to downloading files, displaying the catalogue, and then incrementally add usability features like font sizes, different reading mechanisms (&quot;scroll automatically, pause if the phone is tilted&quot;)","2009-11-17T15:10:45","2009-11-17T15:10:45","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3154,"Mobile functionality",null,"Extra Settings/Options In Profiles","Have any of you ever tried the Best Profiles application? It&#39;s one of my favorite and few that I pay for. It allows you to have more advanced settings applied to Profiles of your choosing. This really needs to be hardwired into the OS as an option. Example:\n\nCar Profile: My N97 is a crucial part of my commute to work everyday. It sits in a little phone holder right next to the steering wheel. I use it for music, GPS (if needed), and calls (through speaker in car). Here are the extra settings I configure in this profile: \n\n- Bluetooth: On (if you use a headset)\n- Display: Always On\n- Lock Timeout: 0 (disabled)\n- Auto-Start Applications. ex: Google Maps, Music Player, Mobbler, Internet Radio, etc.\n\n\nIf I had a home profile...\n\n- Bluetooth: On.\n- Autolock: 30 seconds.\n- Backlight: 30 seconds, On if charging.\n- Autostart app: Home Media server. \n\nThose are just examples of course. The possibilities are endless.\n\nLastly... of course you can modify the settings manually (like if you want to turn off bluetooth in the car profile) by overriding the Profile settings. \n\nI hope you like my idea. The Best Profiles app is used all the time by me, but should be part of the core.\n","2009-12-03T20:22:45","2009-12-03T20:39:18","mikemacias",0,100,"Voting and discussion",4,0]
[null,3410,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Define Relationship, Group and Tag on Contact","We all too used to contact with alphabetical sequential listing, actually we can made it better by define the contact relationship (something like category) to us. Allow user to have choice for main contact listing sorted by group or relationship then follow by contact list for specific group or relationship. mean time it also show in another tab called \"Group and Relationship\".\n\n\n\n\nAt the meantime contact should allow us to save information like relationship, group, tag, description and comment on each contact which is valuable. Relationship can sort out the particular contact that related to you and group can categories that contact you think is belongs to.\n\n\n\n\nTag can help us more quickly identify the keyword contact related of and you can search it on your contact search. The description can let you describe the attributes of that contact which help you easily remember them. The comment can tell yourself more information and purpose of that contact.","2009-12-13T10:14:53","2010-07-30T06:54:53","lawrence27",0,100,"Closed",5,0]
[null,3635,{"$nulls":3},"Hi all,\n\n\n\n\nI have been following this idea. I'm still wondering what is the thing that is missing from the current implementation. You can have 'groups' already. I have 'friends' and 'telcos' groups. What is cool is that you can define unique ringing tone for a group.\n\n\n\n\nI have been missing free text search or \"incremental free text search\". Why would I like to search contacts that have certain tag defined? Did I miss something?\n\n\n\n\nNote (or comment) you can define even today. You just need to go to edit mode and press 'Options' and 'Add detail'. You can even change the label 'Note' to 'Description' if you wish. Pretty flexible.","2009-12-17T09:27:25","2010-04-25T03:29:42","terhon",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4932,{"$nulls":3},"I support the IDEA! Why not allow user to choose the group association while creating a new contact (or editing it) instead of doing it later through the Groups tab? And why not show the groups the contact belongs to info while viewing its details?","2010-01-26T19:37:05","2010-01-26T19:37:04","AlexTee",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3448,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Lawrence, Do you mean something like the OVI setup where you can group \"hockey team\", \"Doctors\", \"Play group\", etc, where you can have multiple people associated to a GROUPING?  In the case of OVI, it works great and you can \"mass email\", text, message or send GPS data to a group.  I am not sure if I understood you and I want to understand what your IDEA is.  Thanks.","2009-12-14T05:23:50","2009-12-15T12:15:36","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3666,"Symbian Foundation","Improve the running of Symbian","Force package owners to listen to RMS sing.","Every hour, on the hour until their package is open sourced force package owners to listen to RMS sing the Free Software Song as recorded here: http://www.gnu.org/music/free-software-song.ogg\n\n\n \n\n\nThis ought to provide sufficient motivation to jump through the requisite hoops in double time. This is somewhat related to the idea of continuing the beatings until morale improves.","2009-12-17T20:15:16","2009-12-17T20:15:16","cdavies",0,75.92,"Voting and discussion",3,1]
[null,3668,{"$nulls":3},"Can we add some element of public humiliation?","2009-12-17T20:17:31","2009-12-18T15:17:56","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3669,{"$nulls":3},"What have you done?! I guess that some people really shouldn't be recorded whilst singing in the bathtub... ;)","2009-12-17T20:19:15","2009-12-17T20:21:09","vmlemon",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4178,"Mobile functionality","User interface","faster screen rotation: the manual way","* Auto screen rotation Lags. Maybe it waits for the accelerometer to detect the device rotation.\n\n\n\n\n* Even more LAG because after you rotate the device, you need to tilt it at the proper angle for it to work.\n\n\n\n\n* Auto screen rotation sometimes is hit and miss.\n\n\n\n\n* But it often rotates when we don't intend it to.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI suggest an optional manual method (see example image)\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nAdvantages:\n\n\n\n\n* It's Intuitive because you flick the status bar to the direction where you wanna rotate.\n\n\n\n\n* Faster because no need to wait for accelerometer or further tilting at strict angles.\n\n\n\n\n* The screen rotates only when you want it to.","2010-01-06T18:03:22","2010-10-09T16:37:56","BoyBawang",0,87.33,"Expert review",49,3]
[null,4657,{"$nulls":3},"@Andrew,\n\n\n\n\nI agree. There should be a visual indication the very moment the accelerometer detects rotation. Users should immediately know that the orientation is about to change because even slight delay causes users to wonder if they tilted the phone enough.","2010-01-20T07:54:38","2010-01-20T07:54:38","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4698,{"$nulls":3},"it is verry good ideea, can add this to select AUTO or MANUALY or OFF, possibility for select wichi you want...... becouse AUTO it is not so wished all time...... it is so bad to entering in the setting always.....\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-21T04:08:38","2010-01-21T04:08:38","er0rr",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4234,{"$nulls":3},"From many years of looking at the performance of S60, I doubt very much that the lag is waiting for the accelerometer.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThe whole point of having the accelerometer detect the rotation is to avoid the user having to do it manually. Now, you could argue the pros and cons of each approach. It may be worthwhile having both options available.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAgain, it may be that the UI is missing some smoke and mirrors to hide the processing involved - on Android the screen is blurred momentarily as the rotation is underway.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-08T13:16:39","2010-01-08T13:16:39","cowboycoder",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,9644,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing it back for community support! ","2010-09-26T20:29:06","2010-09-26T20:29:06","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4542,{"$nulls":3},"i'd like to have both options. even if the option to manually rotate the screen is hidden in the options menu. just make it remember the choice. also, if a manufacturer decides to ditch the accelerometer to keep cost down, the phone's display could still be rotated to one's preference. that would be a big plus.","2010-01-17T17:38:20","2010-01-17T17:38:20","Derick",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4434,"Mobile functionality","User interface","IMEI fetch","Currently one can easily fetch the IMEI number of a given phone by 'dialing' *#06#. It is an easy enough and well known method so I don't think that a dedicated app is needed. But the note in which the IMEI is displayed can easily be improved to present the \"Copy\" option on the softkeys, so that I can dismiss the note while storing the IMEI number in the clipboard, for later use.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSimilarely, the PC Suite type applications should provide an easy way to access and copy the IMEI/IMSI of the current device/sim if need for product registration or developer certificate creation. The PC Suite is more of a manufacurer specific thing but maybe *they* are reading this too ;)","2010-01-14T17:35:14","2010-01-14T17:35:14","lucian",0,100,"Voting and discussion",7,0]
[null,4465,{"$nulls":3},"The PC Suite is more of a manufacurer specific thing but maybe *they* are reading this too\n\n\n\n\nI hope they are. Indeed, we are very much encouraging them too...","2010-01-15T14:32:54","2010-01-15T14:32:54","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7250,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Bluetooth Virus Detector","we should think about a built-in application or software that detect viruses when it transfered through wireless connections ... IR, Bluetooth ...etc","2010-04-25T14:57:08","2010-04-25T14:57:08","AhAdel",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,1]
[null,8786,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Slowmotion Video Recording and some photo features.","This is the feature that is not commonly used but this is great thing. Samsung used this feature in i8510 model, but this should be commonly added.\n\n\n\n\nNew Nokia phones should record at least in WVGA resolution and then 720p but for slowmotion there should be VGA because cif provides too low quality.\n\n\n\n\nThere should be some camera features added:\n\n\n\n\nface detection, smile detection and blink prevention.\n\n\n\n\nSelf Timer should be customizable by user, and what's more there should be gesture control and voice control.\n\n\n\n\nThat's all for now, but some features should be taken from usual digital cameras :)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nRegards","2010-08-11T19:41:50","2010-10-14T23:27:06","superfly86",0,100,"Expert review",31,0]
[null,10251,{"$nulls":3},"this is what symbian lacks","2010-10-14T18:07:09","2010-10-14T18:07:09","nitrous25",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9424,{"$nulls":3},"is there any chance to implement at least cif slowmotion recording ?","2010-09-11T22:38:47","2010-09-11T22:38:47","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10206,{"$nulls":3},"that's great feature","2010-10-13T17:47:22","2010-10-13T17:47:22","nitrous19",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9970,{"$nulls":3},"It is availble on wm phones so why symbian doesn't support it","2010-10-08T12:49:16","2010-10-08T12:49:16","nitrous15",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9554,"Mobile applications",null,"camera games","camera turret games like these: \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nbut in a new experience, detailed graphics (of course nokia N8 helps thanks to its 12 megapixel camera and graphics chip), submit high scores, new games, different levels, what would be really fun also is that you can multiplayer and attack each other or be in the same teams to attack the enemies in the game, via bluetooth or connect through the same wireless router, and you can show off just connect it to you TV with your HDMI cable :p","2010-09-19T02:03:27","2010-09-19T02:03:27","AsMaRaNi",0,100,"Voting and discussion",5,0]
[null,10322,"Mobile functionality",null,"CLEAN UP","today we install or copy or save much things such as apps,videos,music,pictures and so on in our mobile phones.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nand some time we uninstall or delete some of them but this acts remains some unwanted files in mobile storage and memory.......\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nso i think if there be a clean up application as a default in every mobile os for cleaning old and remained files on memory and every related part,it can make performance of them better.","2010-10-18T14:27:12","2010-10-18T14:28:31","meysams",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,10578,"None of the Above",null,"Re-open ideas.symbian - bring back activity","Ever since the Symbian foundation has closed, the activity in here has been low, and I am pretty sure maintenance and support for ideas.symbian has closed with the foundation.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI believe this is a wrong choice! Whoever [Nokia] runs this boat [symbian] should value user input and respond - of course whoever [Nokia] in the end, make the final choices.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nValue input!","2010-11-18T19:56:55","2010-11-18T19:56:54","teamet",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,2131,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Fix handling of line breaks in ideas and comments","As a user of this site, I try to lay out new ideas and comments to make them easy to read.\n\nThis includes using line breaks to divide text into paragraphs.  I&#39;m sure I&#39;m not alone in using multiple paragraphs.\n\nHowever, once the idea (or comment) is submitted, these line breaks are lost.\n\nInstead, the idea (or comment) is displayed in a single, ugly, hard-to-read paragraph.\n\nThis detracts from the usability of the site.\n\nImplementation suggestion: The site used to preserve these line breaks - as you can see, by looking at older ideas and comments.  I presume it shouldn&#39;t be too hard to reinstate that behaviour.\n\nNB As I enter this idea, it contains seven separate paragraphs...","2009-10-29T23:39:51","2010-10-15T12:00:00","dw2",0,99.99,"Expert review",30,0]
[null,3855,{"$nulls":3},"I agree with this Idea...!","2009-12-23T05:12:25","2009-12-23T05:12:25","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3856,{"$nulls":3},"Hi all,\n\n\n\n\n Just to check, I you should all now be seeing the WYSIWYG editor when you make and comment on ideas. Please respond if this isn't working.\n\n\n\n\n Assuming it is, I'll close this idea within a week.\n\n\n\n\n - Freddie","2009-12-23T06:59:56","2009-12-23T06:59:56","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3346,{"$nulls":3},"Thanks Antoine &amp; who ever gave us this new pretty, easy to use, user interface !","2009-12-10T16:32:38","2009-12-10T16:32:38","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3868,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Freddie, \n\n\n\n\nThis new editor works great.  Thank you for hearing the rumblings of all of us......\n\n\n\n\nThe new editor is making verbal, pictoral, and graphical IDEAs more clear, and, in turn creating a nicer basis for discussions...Thanks to all involved in that undertaking!\n\n\n\n\nThe only addition that may be helpful is, to have an \"UNDO\" button and feature.  Sometimes I type, or erase something and I want it back.  It would be fabulous to be able to recover, or \"UNDO\" an erased or modified section of a post, just like Microsoft Word (TM).","2009-12-23T14:13:21","2009-12-23T14:13:20","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3144,{"$nulls":3},"Please support this idea!  It is hard enough at times to get a point across, and a fix that could allow multiple trains or solutions to be organized in a logical and clear manner (e.g. paragraph, bullet or number points,pictorial).  If this is done, than more complex ideas are easier to read.  If it is not, they are likely to be left alone as they look to long to review/comment.","2009-12-03T16:11:38","2009-12-03T16:11:38","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2151,{"$nulls":3},"Of course, not everyone will remember to add them, but it appears that adding HTML linebreak tags works still - although it&#39;s a suboptimal solution.","2009-10-30T11:39:00","2009-10-30T11:39:00","vmlemon",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3007,{"$nulls":3},"I agree, I was about to report this as an idea too.\n\n\n\nAfter I submitted an idea all the line breaks were removed, making the idea very hard to read ( http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=3002 ).\n\n\n\nPlease leave the line breaks in the ideas, paragraphs are there to help improve readability, especially on those longer ideas!\n\n\n\n(PS the Similar Ideas thing when submitting ideas is working well, it's just prevented me posting two duplicate ideas.)","2009-11-30T09:52:01","2009-11-30T09:52:01","hugo",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3313,{"$nulls":3},"Was just asked this, and so its not an idea. But it is in some respects as it would be an enhancement to the site.\n\n\n\nTo do line breaks you can use HTML code (remove the spaces between the carats):\n\n\n\n&lt; p &gt;&lt; /p &gt; (encase each paragraph in these)\n\n\n\nor\n\n\n\n&lt; br &gt;&lt; br &gt; (end each paragraph in these)\n\n\n\nThe latter is best since you just need to put in that double line break and things work out. \n\n\n\nMy guess as to why this doesn't work on the site is because of how the CMS has been coded for text boxes. Off the top of my head (aka not rsearching this), it would just seem a matter of changing the input style for this box. However, this is something that would have to be verified by those who built the CMS.","2009-12-09T21:48:17","2009-12-09T21:49:45","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2295,{"$nulls":3},"I had bad experience on this. I had an idea it was so simple that I created a diagram using text. The result was a complete mess.","2009-11-03T15:27:39","2009-11-03T15:27:39","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3325,{"$nulls":3},"thank you Antonie \n it works! \n\n\n\n\n\n\ni hope this site is further improved by easier method of embedding sketches.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-12-10T05:50:21","2009-12-10T05:53:37","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2643,"Mobile applications",null,"NighPhone Webapps","An &#39;appstore&#39; of sorts providing an interface to search, test, and install widgets to launch iPhone WebApps on your Nokia device - complete with social reviews and 2 levels of installations (local bookmarks and local widget generation/installation). &nbsp;This is completely feasible with Symbian^1 devices already.","2009-11-16T22:11:16","2010-06-14T20:07:32","bitflung",0,0,"Closed",1,0]
[null,3923,"Mobile applications",null,"Auto prompt to change passwords on a schedule (monthly, 2 months, 3 months or some duration)","For device security, it would be nice to have an automatic prompt on some pre-set schedule to remind the user to change their password. This would be an optional feature and the duration should be chosen by the user.\n\n\n\n\n Device security is a major area to focus on, and whether it be iris or finger scan security, symbolic code(Siraj), or other ways of keeping our device information secure, it would be great to have this other choice of simply having a reminder to ensure we have the option to change our security code on a regular basis.","2009-12-25T15:40:37","2009-12-25T15:42:01","ginau",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,4]
[null,3924,{"$nulls":3},"You're right it should be optional.  Many times I have been victim of forgetting my own passwords as result of maintaining many.  The more I will forget if I change it every month.","2009-12-25T15:50:23","2009-12-25T15:50:23","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3927,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Boy Bawang,\n\n\n\n\nYes, security is important...Choices are important, and I have a feeling that we all have many \"toys\" with many usernames, and passwords.  Managing them is something that is important and choices are good......\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nBy the way, may I suggest a password protection spreadsheet, like Microsoft ONENOTE (TM) to manage all of your passwords.  This too can be password secured so no one sees all of your usernames and pass codes...but it is nice, because you can have the hyperlinks, and quick access all your sites, modify the spreadsheet and such very quickly and easily.......Or low tech is always good.....There are many ways to secure information, nothing is perfect, but I just like to make sure that my personal and professional information is as secure as possible, with the least amount of hassel.","2009-12-25T16:15:20","2009-12-25T16:15:20","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5203,"Mobile applications",null,"Simple and intuitive user interface","I think that the most important thing in pocket device is simple and intuitive UI. My idea is very simple, it's in the picture I made. I noticed that it's annoying to hold the menu buttom till multitasking section appears, especially when you are using it often. Close and minimize buttons would help quickly control programs. Then using device would be much more comfortable.","2010-02-04T20:41:38","2010-10-09T16:37:40","adetaylor",0,76.36,"Expert review",38,5]
[null,5414,{"$nulls":3},"I really like the widgets system that is running on symbian S60 v5, you have to show information on the main screen, otherwise, you'll havean iPhone interface, which you have to open an app to get anything.","2010-02-11T00:28:00","2010-04-29T20:16:51","Fernandez_88",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5420,{"$nulls":3},"Tautvydas is simply providing another choice for a user interface (UI).  This is a very important and noteworthy topic. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSo important that there is a focus group which is working on making improvements. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nApple is not known everywhere, just like this thread states.  Additionally, HTC, a very high-quality company is mentioned. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nApple and others are \"listening\" to the public and making design decisions based on what the users want.  That is MARKETING 101. \n\n\n\n\nTHE Symbian mobile USER INTERFACE NEEDS IMPROVEMENT.  Please, let people make suggestions and we can refine and make Symbian products stronger and better.","2010-02-11T01:25:05","2010-02-14T23:58:28","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5206,{"$nulls":3},"Too much like iPhone OS. I can't stand the idea of moving everything to the homescreen, which is precisely why I really don't like the iPhone. I know others will agree with me on that front as well.\n\n\n\n\nThere's no need for all those buttons either. The Symbian key minimizes when hit it, when you're in an application, and it does the job of your multitasking key as well. 2 functions for the price of one key. The close program key is also pointless because you could have that as an on-screen key, like it is right now. It is unfortunate that multitasking requires a long press on the Symbian key, but I'm willing to live with that. Maemo 5 does what you're looking for on that front, anyway, so I seriously doubt Symbian will implement the same thing. There needs to be some differentiation there. All the manufacturers who use Symbian just need to change the Symbian key to a Home/Main menu key, like all of Nokia's Eseries.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-04T22:51:26","2010-02-04T22:51:26","NseriesFreak7",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5231,{"$nulls":3},"i actually modified my Symbian, removed almost all folders, made everything accessible on the main screen and i think its great, really gets the job done fast. i never had this \"iphone\" and i dont really care my phone \"looks\" like it or not. if its comfortable, i approve","2010-02-05T14:13:17","2010-02-05T14:13:36","Bling",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5232,{"$nulls":3},"It's not necessary about all programs in home screen.My idea is more  about comfortable multitasking, 2 functions for the one key works worse,  I really hate tap and hold symbian button.. Close button on the screen  uses space, and in games  and etc there is no close button, u have to go  in menu and etc. Psychical close button is much more simple. Symbian  needs  to redesign theyr old-school OS. Changes is good..What is relly  useless? call and end call buttons, it could be on screen.Sry my english  is bad.","2010-02-05T14:25:19","2010-02-05T14:25:19","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5233,{"$nulls":3},"Recently the hating factor for me to not by a symbian phone is the ugly and repetitive UI of the phone ,lets change it something like the android ..no...make it even better than any other OS and make it upgradeable to phones ,atleast the ones which are high end phones starting from the nokia e75 to higher one's...\n\n\n\n\nI love HTC phones because they can be modded and hacked and be played with in many ways,that is exactly why they are worth buying...so why not make symbian phones capable of being upgraded the way the user wants it to be...from the UI to anything else...so that the user wont get bored after a a few months..","2010-02-05T14:33:45","2010-02-05T14:33:44","noble_enk",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5241,{"$nulls":3},"i think it's time to revisit the UI and make it simpler and friendlier, i have suggested something on these lines here - http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=5039, you may have a look.","2010-02-05T16:22:36","2010-02-05T16:22:36","sanjaychetia",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9652,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing it back for community support! ","2010-09-26T20:43:31","2010-09-26T20:43:31","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9555,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Up ! &#39;&#39;Down,, ! Home Screen !","I have seen the first Meego table and really impressed with the \"Home screen\" of it. It's not scroll left/right like any device, which scroll up/down !\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIf Symbian do it, it's must be a \"unik\" feature !!!!!","2010-09-19T04:46:04","2010-10-14T23:16:47","MyFanIsUUUU",0,100,"Expert review",30,0]
[null,9566,{"$nulls":3},"Great idea! Will shut down the mouths of Android freaks.  If you have a symbian9.4 phone, this app.is exactly what you need. \"Orange Tsunami\"","2010-09-22T09:00:13","2010-10-08T16:35:12","bharatjusta",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1108,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Improve the Prediction Market Data","As someone who dabbles on the real stock market, it bothers me that the prediction market data and portfolio seem to be a bit random, and don&apos;t look like a real stock or options portfolio.\n\n\n\n\nFor example, yesterday the price of June for \"When will the first genuine external code contribution be integrated?\" was about 31, today it&apos;s 33.65 and yet the \"Day Change\" field says it&apos;s up 13.65.  Something&apos;s wrong somewhere there!\n\n\n\n\nWhen I look at my portfolio, what I&apos;m most interested in is whether I&apos;m in profit or not on a particular position, yet nowhere does it seem to record how much I paid (obviously I could write it down myself, but that&apos;s what computers are for isn&apos;t it?)  As \"Day Change\" doesn&apos;t seem to work anyway, I&apos;d rather that column was replaced with a \"Gain/Loss\" column.","2009-06-17T11:18:26","2009-06-17T11:18:26","craigh",0,100,"Done!",4,0]
[null,1109,{"$nulls":3},"Good point. Can we develop this as a list of things to ask for from Spigit?","2009-06-17T11:33:28","2009-06-17T11:33:28","LawrenceSimpson",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1110,{"$nulls":3},"Aren&apos;t you going to encourage \"trading behaviour\", e.g. selling when you can make a profit against your original purchase, which is counterproductive to the underlying idea, which is \"get people to express a view on the outcome, but making them feel some commitment to their choice\". You might still feel that outcome X is fairly likely, but taking your profit and leaving the market is going to be interpreted as expressing the view that the outcome is actually less likely than others.\n\n\n\n\nPerhaps it should stop being a \"Market\" and instead turn into a Bookmakers - bet early, bet often, but you can&apos;t actually sell your bets back at a profit.","2009-06-17T12:31:17","2009-06-19T16:47:35","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3412,"Mobile functionality","User interface","A better Media-Bar than the one in Nokia 5800","The advantage of this launcher(see diagram) is that you can QUICKLY call it anytime from any app. It's floating on top of the current app so if you close it the current app just stay as is.\n\n\n\n\nIn contrast is the s60 main menu. if you go there, the current app is closed. If you wanna go back to that app you have to find it from the menu again.\n\n\n\n\nSadly, this Media-Bar just hold five shortcuts.  I propose an improved version that holds a fullscreen of shorcuts! Even better if you can flick through multiple pages of shortcuts. It's a lot better than the standard s60 main menu.","2009-12-13T10:36:40","2009-12-13T10:36:40","BoyBawang",0,100,"Voting and discussion",6,0]
[null,6228,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Add star ratings to the music player","This one has been talked about a lot out there. Add the ability to rate songs using star ratings that we all have on our computers and the ability to sync those ratings with the music application (Nokia Music for instance). As far as placement goes, you could definitely fit them in right above where the song title is displayed, no problem.","2010-03-04T12:32:42","2010-03-04T12:32:42","NseriesFreak7",0,90.08,"Voting and discussion",23,1]
[null,7949,{"$nulls":3},"Ricky Cadden has this idea as well, and has 21 votes. I encourage all those who voted for this idea to go over to his page http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=1553 and vote for it.","2010-06-11T03:07:38","2010-06-11T03:07:38","NseriesFreak7",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6247,{"$nulls":3},"I strongly support this!  The most useful application for this is for rating one star to every bad music I hear... so that I can physically delete them all at once to free space.  Yes it should provide physical deletion to all music belonging to a certain rating.\n\n\n\n\nhttp://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=3478\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-04T16:58:55","2010-03-04T16:58:54","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,6250,{"$nulls":3},"I like and support both of your IDEAs.  I find them to be different, yet, both value adding.\n\n\n\n\n@Chris....Yes, this would help with managing music and playlists.....\n\n\n\n\n@Boy Bawang.....I loved your folder called something like \"music I hate, stinks\".....Then you wanted to place items in that folder and get rid of it.  I have some tracks, screaching ringtones, and noises on my NOKswhich I hate too and your system, made sense, but was also clever and showed personality....\n\n\n\n\nTwo simple, yet, excellent IDEAs.......","2010-03-04T18:27:00","2010-03-04T18:27:00","ginau",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,6251,{"$nulls":3},"Good - Help indexing the music - Well some time I need to do that....! - I support ","2010-03-04T18:31:30","2010-03-04T18:31:29","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6254,{"$nulls":3},"Oh, hold on.......That is right.....GU-S......is going to perhaps \"eat crow\" here. \n\n\n\n\n I revisited the entire thread from Boy's post a long time ago...I loved it the first time, and again give high praise to anyone with a good IDEA and who makes me laugh!!!!!...I will let the mod team discuss this one......\n\n\n\n\nWith the refinement trail and postings, I think that the IDEA may be Boy Bawang's......but please look and keep voting on both IDEAs......we'll figure it out and get back to you.......Thanks, the crow eating mod team  member!","2010-03-04T18:38:07","2010-03-04T18:38:06","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6271,{"$nulls":3},"Very Very important feature for me and i miss it sorely in the built in music player.","2010-03-05T09:09:45","2010-03-05T09:09:45","Ammar_Dento",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7252,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Redesign The Status Bar And Include A Bluetooth Shortcut","Idea: Redesign the status bar, making it smaller, dare I say Android like (MeeGo headed that direction too), and add a shortcut for Bluetooth to the status bar drop-down menu.\n\n\n\n\nIn Symbian^1 aka 5th Ed., when you tap the status bar, a small box pops up showing users the time, and the connectivity symbol. I propose that we change this. Let's completely redesign the bar, and include a shortcut for Bluetooth plus a toggle on and off switch for quick access to it at all times. This way we don't have to waste a shortcut slot on your homescreen. Users would be able to tap on the Bluetooth icon in the pop up menu for access to the Bluetooth menu you see in Settings.\n\n\n\n\nMy status bar is very Android, Bada, and MeeGo like. That's the idea. It's thin so it opens up a little more space for applications to utilize, and a quick swipe downward (starting at the status bar) will open it up. A quick swipe from the bottom of it up will close it.\n\n\n\n\nSo here's a breakdown of what it will include:\n\n\n\n\n- All current message notifications (SMS/MMS) broken down into each contact.\n\n\n\n\n- All current missed call notifications.\n\n\n\n\n- Download progress bar like on Android.\n\n\n\n\n- Music player controls that appear for easy access to the music player when in other applications.\n\n\n\n\n- Bluetooth On/Off Toggle and one touch access to the Bluetooth settings.\n\n\n\n\n- Email notifications broken down by email account.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nHere's an example of the basic idea (forget the fact that it was slapped together):\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-04-25T21:42:29","2010-10-13T05:13:42","NseriesFreak7",0,100,"Expert review",42,0]
[null,7263,{"$nulls":3},"That's logical.  But a lot better if you include Notifications as well :) #@cough android cough@#!","2010-04-26T17:29:47","2010-11-16T08:47:36","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,7301,{"$nulls":3},"Download progress bars are necessary so you need not stay with that app until the download finishes. You just minimize it and do something else and you can always check the progress any time by taping the status-bar. Bluetooth file transfers for example.","2010-04-30T04:17:47","2010-05-18T02:38:02","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9300,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","Full Screen Message","FS Message application shows incoming text message on full screen  instantly when it comes. You've heard incoming message sound? Just  take the phone out of your pocket to see the message on the screen already\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nFeatures include:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n Shows message in full screen\n Can read the sender's name or the entire incoming message aloud when it comes.\n Supports 4 levels of message zoom\n Large fonts suitable for people with weak eyesight can be used to display a message\n Supports message scrolling\n Shows all unread messages\n Mark message as read, reply, call back, and delete\n Service based application - works in background and is absolutely transparent to the user","2010-09-03T20:55:20","2010-09-03T20:55:20","superfly86",0,100,"Voting and discussion",5,0]
[null,341,"Symbian Foundation","Make development easier","A version of QEMU enhanced with Symbian OS support?","Is there any chance that the idea of enhancing QEMU to support Symbian OS can be salvaged? I&apos;d really like to see a way of running \"real\" Symbian OS ARM binaries, and can also see it being useful for folks (like myself) that can&apos;t easily afford specialised development hardware to more accurately test stuff.\n\n\n\n\nOf course, it could be provided as a set of patches provided upstream to the QEMU developers, if Symbian Foundation wanted to take a \"hands-off\" approach to things.\n\n\n\n\nFor what it&apos;s worth, I experimented briefly with trying to boot the kernel binary from a Symbian OS 8.1a phone under an unmodified version QEMU a few months ago, and managed to get some register spew, but otherwise failed.","2009-04-28T16:00:23","2010-03-04T13:28:40","vmlemon",0,100,"Being done",30,0]
[null,345,{"$nulls":3},"My understanding is that changes to QEMU aren&apos;t required to execute Symbian OS.\n\n\n\n\nThe work is:\n\n\n\n\n(1) Getting and maintaining a baseport of Symbian OS for QEMU.\n\n\n\n\n(2) Getting the development environment to support QEMU; e.g. get on-target debug working properly.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nFor (1) I know that Symbian had such a baseport for Symbian OS v9.3 (maybe v9.4). I&apos;m trying to convince Nokia to donate this to the open-source. I&apos;ve not had any real objections; but it&apos;s a lot priority next to getting the main platform code all EPLd so there&apos;s a bit of a bandwidth issue.\n\n\n\n\nFor (2), the Symbian Foundation is building a tools integration team. This is exactly the kind of thing that that team will look into.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThe nice thing about QEMU is that it&apos;s open-source. There is, however, also the RTSM simulator from ARM that I believe will ship in a Symbian Foundation SDK (instead of the emulator) in the next few months.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2009-04-28T23:12:30","2009-04-28T23:12:30","antony",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,353,{"$nulls":3},"My understanding differs from Antony - my contacts who worked on it said that there were changes needed to QEMU to fix bugs in the ARM model shown up because the Symbian platform uses more of the obscure corners than Linux (the normal \"test\" for QEMU).\n\n\n\n\nI completely agree that we want to have virtual hardware available to all those who don&apos;t want the expense and hassle of real hardware - that probably includes me, because I can see that a simulator would be a lot more convenient for automated regression testing of package-level builds run by the Symbian Foundation.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThe key here will be contribution - we would welcome anyone who has a simulator solution to contribute, but we aren&apos;t set up or resourced to create one ourselves. As Antony says, the solution implies a baseport, so that&apos;s either going to come from a Foundation Member company who already has one, or will have to wait until enough of the platform is published under the EPL for non-members to create a new baseport.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-04-29T10:16:19","2009-04-29T10:16:19","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,355,{"$nulls":3},"As I mentionned in the original thread where this idea was raised, none pick-ed up the QEMU packages when they were offered for ownership during the architecture working group meetings.\n\n\n\n\nI agree with William that it is a necessity for the Foundation offering to be able to work fully on a simulator. We don&apos;t want the community at large (they are not all multinational companies creating and manufacturing devices) to have to buy boards. A lot of application developers probably haven&apos;t even touched a development platform before, they&apos;re used to develop for phones.\n\n\n\n\nThere is though a small issue, which is that if a simulator is developed outside of the scope of \"real\" HW, on its own, there might be issues found when finally testing on the real platform (ref. HW or phone) because something wasn&apos;t right in the original QEMU modelization. That might be ok for a small application developed with little or no HW requirements. This is more problematic for OEMs... Which is why I would still object that complete regression testing of a Foundation release should sometimes (often?) happen on a \"real\" hardware. At least the hardening phase should take place on real HW.\n\n\n\n\nFrom a silicon vendor perspective (I have to remove my Foundation hat sometimes!), as you know, we have our own pre-silicon programs, which differ from QEMU. This is a huge investment in a first place, with business implications, and therefore it is unlikely to be contributed.\n\n\n\n\nAnyway, this is a theme worth putting forward to the feature and roadmap council in order to make sure we get there at some point.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-04-29T10:42:52","2009-04-29T18:57:10","fred_blesser",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,380,{"$nulls":3},"Let me introduce \"syborg\" to you.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIt&apos;s a virtual platform aimed for running Symbian / S60 (v3 / v5) on QEMU.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThe solution consists changes to QEMU itself (including core ARMv5/v6/v7 model changes), a new virtual board (peripheral) models, and a new baseport.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIt&apos;s is working and are being used.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nMost of the QEMU changes has already gone into the QEMU mainline (you&apos;ll need to take the SVN trunk and not an old release) -- the syborg peripherals will also go into QEMU mainline soon.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThe missing part, the baseport, is planned to be put into a feature codeline in the foundation soon aswell.","2009-04-30T11:28:38","2010-10-24T22:25:39","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},3,0]
[null,2133,"Mobile applications",null,"Time based settings","I want the phone to automatically change its ringtone settings from loud to silent and back based on the time of the day. E.g Go into silent at 9 am and turn off silent at 5 pm.\nAlso I want the phone to turn off incoming calls and sms for a particular set of time (like 4 pm to 5 pm) because I want to focus on my work.","2009-10-30T01:38:36","2010-10-10T07:06:02","suaran",0,100,"Expert review",46,0]
[null,7987,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing back for community support!","2010-06-14T20:01:25","2010-06-14T20:01:25","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2139,{"$nulls":3},"Could link profiles to items in the calendar so that you can easily place recurring entries of silent, meeting, general profiles.","2009-10-30T09:14:13","2009-10-30T17:09:32","timh",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2189,{"$nulls":3},"&quot;best profiles&quot; does this. I use it and it is great. ","2009-10-30T18:19:15","2009-10-30T18:19:15","Captayne",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2195,{"$nulls":3},"If the profiles aspect of the OS could be linked to location, calendar, and status (whether on a call, IM, or otherwise), then yes, I could see this working.\n\nThe different between this and an app like Best Profiles is that the functionality would be built-in, and (hopefully), there&#39;s some aspect of the profile &quot;learning&quot; what the user does. If this happens, this is a very powerful - and people-centered piece that should be in the platform&#39;s offereings.","2009-10-30T19:28:30","2009-10-30T19:28:30","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2241,{"$nulls":3},"I like this idea a lot. I do this kind of thing manually on daily basis. When I come home, I turn the phone to &quot;Home&quot; profile (I renamed Outdoor mode to be Home mode:). Moreover, I have defined a group of people (mostly friends) who have a normal ringing tone when in Home mode. All the others have silent ringing tone in Home mode. This work great if you remember to switch between modes ... but if you don&#39;t you will notice around noon that nobody has called you (since your phone is still in Home mode). Automatic switching between modes would solve the problem!","2009-11-02T13:20:58","2009-11-02T13:20:58","terhon",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,9952,{"$nulls":3},"this is really useful for business users","2010-10-08T12:25:32","2010-10-08T12:25:32","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2901,"Mobile applications",null,"Listen to hours","My idea is very simple and came from a need, as often as I return home from work listening to music I try to tell time, and how to use the phone as only watch I have to get him out of his pocket to look. This is a nuisance, since my smartphone is a bit large and takes work to get him, or when I&#39;m on the bus have to get up to get him!\nMy idea would be that I hear the hours while listening to music. Where I keep the play button on my headset or any other key on the device, it pauses the music and told me the hours. That would be much more practical than removing the phone from his pocket only to see the time! ","2009-11-25T11:43:38","2010-06-15T10:45:59","rafaelbc",0,75.5,"Closed",4,1]
[null,2902,{"$nulls":3},"I would find this helpful as well, and it sounds reasonably straightforward to do.","2009-11-25T12:00:50","2009-11-25T12:00:50","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,2917,{"$nulls":3},"Bonus points for having it solemnly declare &quot;At the tone, the time will be 11AM precisely. *BEEEEP*&quot;","2009-11-26T07:21:57","2009-11-27T16:52:51","cdavies",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,2922,{"$nulls":3},"*Laughing*\nMy idea was about this, but the beeep would be funny! =)","2009-11-26T10:35:10","2009-11-26T10:35:10","rafaelbc",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3005,{"$nulls":3},"UP","2009-11-30T09:42:33","2009-11-30T09:42:33","rafaelbc",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3008,{"$nulls":3},"HourPower is an open source Symbian application that simply \"reads the current system time out aloud - nothing else\".\n\n\n\nhttp://symbianresources.com/projects/hourpower.php","2009-11-30T09:56:18","2009-11-30T09:56:18","hugo",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3413,"Mobile applications",null,"Allow Music Player / Video player / Podcasting to remember position in a track","Podcasting, as an application, uses the Music Player to actually play mp3 podcasts, which makes up the majority, though I feel this feature may also be beneficial to be integrated into the video player for video podcasts.\n\n\n\n\nTravelling between places is by far the most common time I personally listen to podcasts, which are often half an hour or longer in duration. It is more common than not that the journey does not end at the same point as the podcast/track I'm listening to, and so I am left with the need to either remember the position in the track or leave it paused throughout the day in order to allow myself to pick up where I left off at a later point.\n\n\n\n\nIt would be great if there was an option (not necessarily a default) to close the music/video player and have it remember the current playlist/media file, and the exact position within whatever is being played, so that when its opened again it picks up exactly where it left off. This would therefore avoid the need to remember an exact time index, or to risk the phone lasting a day without crashing or running short of memory and closing the media player.","2009-12-13T11:13:04","2010-06-14T20:39:29","aharsent",0,99.99,"Closed",8,0]
[null,3644,{"$nulls":3},"My Nokia N95 8GB (S60 3.1) sort-of does this already.\n\n\n\n\nIf you play a podcast in the Music Player, then stop it and continue playing it later, it continues from the same place.\n\n\n\n\nThis only happens if the track is in the Podcasts library. You can manually move other tracks in there too.\n\n\n\n\nBut annoyingly, if you play it from the Podcasting application, it restarts from the start instead, so I have to switch to the Music Player application itself if I want to remember the position.\n\n\n\n\nIt would be good if the Podcasting app would remember the position too.","2009-12-17T12:48:21","2009-12-17T12:48:21","hugo",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3925,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Improve the email function on this site to allow you to email multiple community members in one email","It would be a nice feature to choose multiple recipients when emailing directly from the IDEAS site.  Right now, you may want to email multiple people in the Symbian community and you have to do this by copying what you wrote and pasting it into an email to each intended community member.  Instead of sending 5 emails, I would like to just send 1.......","2009-12-25T15:59:15","2010-10-13T04:38:11","ginau",0,68.77,"Voting and discussion",3,1]
[null,4124,{"$nulls":3},"Just a little rant on this.....No one ever wanted to communicate to more than one community member and had to write or cut and paste 5 emails ???????? Ok......\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-05T01:59:46","2010-01-05T01:59:45","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3926,{"$nulls":3},"This will make spammers happy","2009-12-25T16:05:58","2009-12-25T16:31:47","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10111,{"$nulls":3},"No action need. This has been implemented","2010-10-11T16:18:47","2010-10-11T16:18:47","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7825,{"$nulls":3},"This IDEA has been implemented . It should go through expedited approval and done. Please see new spigit \"Email Group.\"","2010-05-31T21:30:32","2010-05-31T21:30:31","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5205,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","Birthday-Alarm that get it list from Social Networks","I was kicking myself for forgetting the birthday of a friend of mine, thinking that if I had checked my Orkut that would not have happened.\n\n\nAnd I thought \"my phone could have a birthday list that updates itself automatically from my Orkut (or Facebook, or any other). Not only when I connect to the Internet via your phone, but when you connect it to your computer via bluetooth or cable.Automatically!\nAnd from there, it added an automatic alarm birthday.\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-04T22:47:43","2010-06-07T09:51:55","marshalbsb",0,99.99,"Closed",8,0]
[null,5208,{"$nulls":3},"It&#39;s a good Idea - You have my vote.","2010-02-05T05:19:44","2010-02-05T05:19:44","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7916,{"$nulls":3},"App Now Present - http://goo.gl/5D26 ","2010-06-07T09:51:26","2010-06-07T09:51:25","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5717,"Mobile functionality",null,"gesture gaming","gesture gaming as observed in nintendo wii should be bought in the phones.\n\n\n\n\nit would be awesome to play games without having to hold the phone!!","2010-02-19T07:37:07","2010-02-19T07:37:07","soumye",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,8277,"Mobile applications",null,"Browser should implement custom FEP which can be controlled from script","Hi,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThis is mostly valid for modern touchscreen devices which will call fullscreen virtual keyboard to enter into text fields\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nBase usecase:\n\n\n\n\n1. User surfs to www.youtube.com\n\n\n\n\n2. User activates query text field\n\n\n\n\n3. Fullscreen keyboard pops up\n\n\n\n\n4. Automatic suggestions driven by YouTube's script (Ajax etc) are offered to the user as they type. It looks like predictive input to them\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nNot sure how would that be implemented. Most probably an extension to the DOM would be needed. Mobile web-browsing share keeps growing and operators appreciate features improving data consumption, so I think this addition might be something that others would cheer on.","2010-07-10T21:40:54","2010-07-10T21:40:54","roman.saveljev",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,9301,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","Full Screen Calling","This application allows showing the caller's picture (CallerID) in full screen during the call and incoming messages.\n\n\n\n\nFeatures:\n\n\n\n Showing full screen caller's picture during the call; \n Showing sender's picture and subject for incoming messages; \n Ability to select a picture from the Gallery, File Browser or take a picture with the camera; \n Support for displaying big pictures stored in Contacts \n Displaying call time and current time during the call; \n Three display modes: full screen, details, full screen details; \n Ability to set pictures for Contact Groups, unknown numbers and a default picture; \n\n\n\n ","2010-09-03T20:58:54","2010-09-04T07:01:29","superfly86",0,0,"Closed",0,0]
[null,9307,{"$nulls":3},"I am pretty certain that this was mentioned before, as this feature has been a part of Symbian^1 devices for a good while now.","2010-09-03T21:56:52","2010-09-03T21:56:52","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9557,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Full HTML e-mail and optimized synchronizations","I would suggest two things.\n\nThe first, in the mail options add an option that says \"full HTML email support?\" Yes / No\nIf mail is selected to \"full html\", another option can be \"load images automatically?.\n\nAnother major improvement would be the possibility of compression of HTML content similar to the Opera Mini or the OVI browser.\n\n\nAnother option to save energy and connections is that when you have several email accounts every acount makes connections at different times but all have been synchronized every 30 minutes.  It would be nice to connect consecutively the different email accounts to save energy, and not the first at 17:23 and another at 17:31 followed by a third at 17:40, repeat the process every 30 min, with an average of 6 connections every hour, or so one every 10 min.\n\nThe correct would be:\n17:25:00 start sync of ovi mail // 17:25:48 Ovi mail sync finished. Start of Yahoo mail sync // 17:27:02 Yahoo mail sync finished, start hotmail sync...    ...17:27:58 All syncs finished. Next sync at 17:57:58.\n\n5 New Yahoo emails.\n1 New Hotmail email.","2010-09-19T16:35:49","2010-09-19T16:38:18","morthyr",0,0,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,10581,"Mobile applications",null,"Notes on home screen?","Hello,\nIs it possible to create a simple widget that allows you to write short notes directly on the home screen? I filled both shortcuts widget on my n97, so i gotta go all the way through the menu to get to \"Notepad\". Besides, when i type note in rush i often forgot about it..\n\n\n\n\nSo is it possible to create small, handy widget like that? I'd really appreciate it..","2010-11-18T22:25:31","2010-11-18T22:25:30","adetaylor",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,86,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Enterprise Security Features Should Be Added to the Symbian Platform","[OK, this is really just a toe in the water to try out this idea forum, but I have been thinking that we really need a menu of potentially interesting projects in the security technology domain, and the community needs the opportunity to comment on, rate and, most crucially, volunteer their effort to those potential projects.  It seems like this forum could be a good way of doing that.]\n\n\n\n\nHistorically, enterprise security requirements were deemphasised in the old Symbian, because the vast majority of Symbian OS-based devices were consumer-oriented phones, and there were plenty of consumer use cases that would be a better return on the investment in product development heads and dollars.  Now that we are going open source, the game has changed, and there is the opportunity for parties who directly benefit from enterprise security features to directly contribute to their development.\n\n\n\n\nThere are many enterprise use cases that could benefit from additional security features.  To get things started, here is a discussion taken from the Symbian Foundation blog:\n\n\n\n\nprom1 said:\n\n\nFor Symbian N^2/3 when hardened, I&rsquo;d like to see some integration or downloadable add-on service pack supporting RSA 2stage logon support for corporate mail. Many corporate national banking institutions use RSA&rsquo;s HardToken distribution to end users to have them access Exchange OWA or iNotes WebAccess for corporate mail. This allows the corporation much more security in utilizing a PIN + TokenCode (which changes every 60seconds randomly and encrypted and to be in sync with their servers. I&rsquo;m not asking for Nokia or Symbian Foundation to license the connection to RSA&rsquo;s servers, but to allow for this 2nd stage logon. I&rsquo;ve worked with 2 corporations - 1 public a bank &amp; the other private - an associate corporate restructuring company (McKinsey &amp; Company); where use of RSA Software Token was intregrated into laptops to allow iNotes access remotely. Unfortunately with RoadSync, Mail for Exchange, and Lotus Traveler on ANY platform there is no direct support or solution to this. IF Symbian Foundation &amp; Nokia wish to take on the corporate business market from RIM they really need to consider this option.\n\n\nI said:\n\n\n\n\n\n@prom1, thanks for your comment! I am preparing the Symbian Foundation roadmap for the security technology domain, based on input from the package owners.\n\n\n\n\nMulti-factor authentication, such as the RSA token you describe, is indeed a valuable feature for enterprise use and on-line banking. It&rsquo;s one of the subjects I plan to cover over on the SF Security blog sometime soon, also covering biometrics as a third type of authentication: something you know (password), something you have (token) and something you are (biometrics).\n\n\n\n\nOne of the interesting challenges for the Symbian Platform, compared to end-to-end service providers like RIM or, to some extent, Apple, is that we only implement one side of a conversation. The email client on the device will be talking to someone else&rsquo;s server, so the client has to be implemented using a published protocol to communicate with the server.\n\n\n\n\nThis leads me to a question for you: do you know which published protocols support this two-stage authentication to the email server? The Symbian Platform does currently support POP and IMAP protocols, but it may be that support for two-stage authentication is only in a later version of the specifications.\n\n\n\n\nOne last thought - as I have repeated elsewhere, the foundation doesn&rsquo;t have any product development engineers; the roadmaps for the various technology domains are entirely dependent on outside organisations or individuals stepping up and contributing their effort. If you know of an organisation that has this sort of technology, I would be happy to discuss with them the benefits they can get by contributing it!\n\n\n\n\n\nA bit of Googling lead me to RFC 2808, \"The SecurID(r) SASL Mechanism\".  That leads me to believe that SASL (RFC 2222, \"Simple Authentication and Security Layer\") would be a useful framework which would help support enterprise-class authentication within a variety of protocols, including POP and IMAP.  What do you think?","2009-04-06T12:12:05","2009-10-23T09:39:54","craigh",0,100,"Voting and discussion",26,0]
[null,299,{"$nulls":3},"I&apos;m not so technically inclined. However if I goto try to access my work email remotely [Exchange 2003SP2 is the server my mailbox is on until migration to Exchange 2007], then they&apos;ll implement a certificate used in Internet Explorer only - deployed either by the Exchange 2007 server via OWA or its from RSA&apos;s technical server and pipes it to the end users IE browser. Once Accepted, then it takes me to the second logon; where my RSA soft-token is used. Since I&apos;m now with a another department within the bank, I no longer have my RSA token or &apos;keyfob&apos; if you will.\n\n\n\n\nI&apos;m unsure the protocol used - and I DID once come across a mention of a software token (used in WinXP as well) for S60 devices but I have no way of downloading a trial version or for purchase. It may take me some time to get the right contact within the messaging services group at work but I won&apos;t give up.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nEDIT: I think I found something.\n\n\nRSA SecurID Token for Symbian OS and UIQ\n\n\nhttp://www.rsa.com/node.aspx?id=3388\n\n\n\n\nsome mention of what its using Features such as clustering and load balancing, native LDAP, full web-based administration and high-availability platform support make RSA Authentication Manager the ideal solution for any size network that requires a robust authentication server.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-04-28T04:38:23","2009-04-28T04:38:23","Prom1",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,113,{"$nulls":3},"Eclipse has two types of projects:\n\n\n\n\n-- Technology projects that are basically like our packages (or domains). They deliver a specific chunk of the system.\n\n\n\n\n-- Vertical projects that basically look at a use-case across the whole system (e.g. embedded development). They generally deliver code through the technology project.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nEnterprise sounds like a good \"vertical\" project. It's something that I'm not convinced the OEMs or Operators will ever put enough effort into; but there must be a group of people in the community who care enough to do something about it. So I think this could be a great open-source initiative.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-04-10T14:51:32","2009-04-10T14:51:32","antony",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,6026,{"$nulls":3},"The corporate email can be done through VPN and with your IT department.  I t is not that hard to set up, but they need to fill in some information for it to work.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAs far as banking is concerned....Nokia has launched Nokia Banking and here is the link....Thank you Fakhre for this well done and informative post http://www.symbiantweet.com/nokia-added-a-new-dimension-to-connecting-people-with-nokia-money\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-28T16:17:34","2010-02-28T16:17:34","ginau",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2390,"Mobile functionality",null,"Warning messages to spammers","I would like my phone to send auto warning messages to spamming agents e.g. ringtone companies","2009-11-06T15:29:22","2009-11-06T15:29:22","SEE-09",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,15]
[null,2418,{"$nulls":3},"It&#39;s a nice idea, if only for the spiteful folks of the world; but it seems pointless in reality, since it&#39;d result in the user depleting their prepaid account balance faster, or end up with a gigantic bill for the use of &quot;premium&quot; SMS services, for customers of operators with recurring contracts.","2009-11-08T14:25:32","2009-11-08T14:25:32","vmlemon",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4495,{"$nulls":3},"Very most of these are bots, so won't read your message at all.. besides, unless you have an unlimited plan it will cost you $$","2010-01-16T16:39:45","2010-01-16T16:39:45","eduardohl",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4325,{"$nulls":3},"I agree with Tyson here.\n\n\n\n\nSurely by providing any form of response (which is unlikely to be ready by a human) you will be acknowledging that your account is active and thereby atttracting more spam. Best rule with spam is to delete. ","2010-01-12T11:50:47","2010-01-12T11:50:47","robertac",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4337,{"$nulls":3},"Oh yeah, because the spambot is going to feel so ashamed 'reading' your rebuke...","2010-01-12T18:55:08","2010-01-12T18:55:08","brendand",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2646,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","Package owner leaderboard based on openness","Build a 'leaderboard' of the package owners and automatically update it, based on how well they have adjusted to the open-source mindset. Specifically:\n\n\nAverage time taken to merge patches submitted by others\nProportion of patches rejected\nSize of code drops into Foundation (smaller, more frequent drops being better)","2009-11-16T22:24:50","2009-11-16T22:24:50","adetaylor",0,100,"Voting and discussion",7,0]
[null,2668,{"$nulls":3},"I&#39;m in favour of this, but I think it&#39;s currently a bit premature. The current package owners are mostly discouraged from working in Mercurial, and the mechanism by which code arrives punishes anyone who actually does make commits directly in Mercurial. As such it&#39;s hard to see if a patch has been accepted, and the frequency of code drops is more or less fixed. This is acknowledged as a problem, and is being actively worked on, so your metrics should be feasible some time in 2010 H1","2009-11-17T15:15:48","2009-11-17T15:15:48","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5462,"Mobile applications",null,"Convert GPS Lat/Long to Ordnance survey grid reference","Can we have an app that converts the GPS latitude and longitude to Ordnance Survey grid reference, similar to what a Garmin etrex does? This is essntial to find yourself on a paper map. The iphone has 2 such apps http://download.cnet.com/GB-Locate/3000-12940_4-75038413.html and there are many websites that do it - please please package it up as an app for nokias/etc! (Even better if it can reside in the GPS data part of Ovi maps)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nPS - I've found lots of people asking for this on other web forums so I know I'm not alone.","2010-02-11T18:09:47","2010-02-12T09:10:49","httetal",0,97.45,"Voting and discussion",11,1]
[null,8943,{"$nulls":3},"I would love this feature, could be built into OVI maps (so maybe not directly symbian thing). But anyway, if symbian do have influence over phone vendors, tell them to add this feature on their phones! I guess this is UK only but their maybe there other such systems in other countries.","2010-08-22T18:14:57","2010-08-22T18:14:57","Wasp",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5624,{"$nulls":3},"I have a S60 5th Edition application that does this conversion and integrates with the Landmarks database.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI hope to be able to post the source code here very soon\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nhttp://sourceforge.net/projects/gps2os/","2010-02-17T13:35:44","2010-08-22T18:17:49","timgover",{"$nulls":3},3,0]
[null,9302,"Mobile applications",null,"Advanced/Custom Profiles","Set your Advanced Profiles for S60 once and you will never be embarrassed in the meeting with a ring, and won&rsquo;t miss your call if you forget to turn on sound. :)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nApplication features: \n\n\n\n3 types of rules for any case: \t\t\n\nLocation rule &ndash; a profile is activated, when you are at a specific location (e.g. office, gym, or home). \nTime interval rule &ndash; a profile is activated for the time you set (e.g. since midnight till 7 o&rsquo;clock). \nCalendar entry rule &ndash; a profile is activated, when a Calendar event with specified keyword (e.g. meeting) takes place. \n\n\nTimed profile activation for the preset interval of time activates the current profile then the time is expired.\nMultiple rules for every profile\nHot key to start Advanced Profiles for S60 by a short press of the phone&rsquo;s Power button","2010-09-03T21:15:37","2010-10-10T17:12:24","superfly86",0,100,"Expert review",37,0]
[null,9315,{"$nulls":3},"Great idea, there are some third party apps that can do some of these things, but i think this is an essential feature - especially when using the phone for work and leisure etc.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n http://store.ovi.com/content/40063?clickSource=search\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-09-04T09:06:34","2010-09-04T09:06:34","Wasp",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9965,{"$nulls":3},"should be merged with other profiles ideas!","2010-10-08T12:44:14","2010-10-08T12:44:14","nitrous15",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9558,"Mobile applications",null,"Port crack attack to symbian","I love the game crack attack for PC. And I think it could be even better on a smartphone with touchscreen and wifi.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nCrack attack is open source. I hope it's not hard to port to symbian, for someone with the knowledge!","2010-09-19T17:28:44","2010-09-19T17:28:44","carolusb",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,10326,"Mobile functionality","Developer stuff","Online compiler / Simulator ","Why don't we have online code compiler / Simulator, So that developer develop apps/packages easily. where ever one find time. One can create develop projects online.\n\n\n\n\nThis also avoids tools development in developer local machine. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nNaveen surisetty","2010-10-19T09:49:39","2010-10-19T09:49:38","surisetty",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,343,"Symbian Foundation","Make development easier","Give access to &quot;Restricted Capabilities&quot; via Express Signed","This is an idea we&apos;re kicking around in the Symbian Signed team - would be good to get some feedback from elsewhere on our ideas...\n\nCurrently, only System and User Capabilities are available when signing an application using Express Signed.  Restricted capabilities (CommDD, DiskAdmin, MultimediaDD, NetworkControl) are only available through Certified Signed - which is more expensive and time-consuming than Express Signed.  An ad hoc system has been in place in the past to allow access to restricted capabilities using Express Signed though very few companies (&lt;10) currently have this ability, and many more would undoubtedly like to have it!\n\nWe could allow applications to be signed with Restricted Capabilities provided that we can, in some sense, \"trust\" the company doing the signing.  \n\nWe need to define a \"trusted company\" as one which is likely ensure that their application does comply with the test criteria (ie. doesn&apos;t do anything malicious to the device or other apps on the device) and we can get some measure of this by ensuring that only companies who&apos;ve successfully signed (inc.Restricted Capabilities) a couple of times through Certified Signed are able to use Express Signed in this way.  (This raises questions about the Test Criteria themselves, but there&apos;s a separate project underway to review the Test Criteria to make sure they are fit for purpose)\n\nAre there any other ways in which we could measure if a company is \"trusted\" in this context?  Bear in mind that to use Express Signed in the first place, the company must have a Publisher ID so we do have some traceability already.\n\nAll applications signed through Express Signed are subject to random audit.  We could consider modifying the algorithm for selecting applications for audit by ensuring that if you sign with more capabilities, you have more chance of being selected for audit.  The consequence of a failed audit being that your Express Signed ability is removed until you submit twice through Certified Signed successfully (this is identical to the current audit process)\n\nWe should dispense with the ad hoc process we currently have and have a simple, fair and well-publicised set of criteria to allow other companies to get access to these capabilities through Express Signed.","2009-04-28T16:55:30","2009-10-12T14:13:16","danm",0,100,"Voting and discussion",12,0]
[null,6933,{"$nulls":3},"This does not sound like making the whole signing process \"easier\" or more \"transparent\" or whatever is currently promised. Either everyone gets these rights or leave it as it is. ","2010-04-04T18:18:18","2010-04-04T18:18:18","axeljaeger",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,363,{"$nulls":3},"How do we measure the level of danger posed by an application that gets restricted capabilities granted? Who told Symbian that they should not allow CommDD, DiskAdmin, etc. with Express Signed? Why don&apos;t you add it to the set of capabilities that can be granted by default? Has there been any proof or evidence that it was exploited? Have you ever compared this practice to how it is done on any other platforms? Are there any other platforms that apply such strict policies? Does Symbian have to? I&apos;m interested in getting answers to these questions, first. Perhaps if you answer them you will get the answer to your question, too.\n\n\n\n\nThen as to giving a higher chance to an application audit should it asks for \"more serious\" capabilities - I thought this is already the practice. If not, then I second it: start using it immediately.\n\n\n\n\nFinally, let me express my disappointment regarding how you punish developers who fail the audit. Should they fail why do you force them to go for a much stricter and more expensive way just to get their Express Signed ability back? Would a company reset their ability of getting restricted caps with Express Signed should they fail only once?","2009-04-29T14:39:10","2009-04-29T15:01:24","tote",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,599,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Creating a social intelligence component to this site","Right now we are able to link to other people but this might not be enough if we want to collaborate with people to build an idea out. We should have the ability to create a group or team and have a team workspace (or discussion thread) where group members can develop an idea before posting it. The benefits would be - introducing a social element that brings more minds to bear on the specifics of an idea; making that idea more concrete and workgin out the detail; bringing specific skills to it to work up the definition; better worked out ideas.","2009-05-14T10:49:52","2010-06-04T16:17:18","Haydns",0,70.31,"Closed",3,1]
[null,621,{"$nulls":3},"&gt;We should have the ability to create a group or team and have a team workspace (or discussion thread)\n&gt;where group members can develop an idea before posting it.\n\n\n\n\nI think this is already possible:\n\n\n\n\n1.) People can create threads in a category, rather than simply ideas\n\n\n\n\n2.) These threads can elaborate some half-baked ideas, until a sufficiently clear idea emerges.\n\n\n\n\nThis discussion will happen \"in the open\", rather than being restricted to a pre-set group of people.  But what&apos;s wrong with that?  Isn&apos;t an \"in the open\" discussion more likely to come up with better contributions?","2009-05-14T22:06:52","2009-05-15T07:45:59","dw2",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2135,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Allow users to upload and display pictures - that works","Yes I know there is a picture load option, BUT it does not work, the popup says it has a copy of your picture; however the popup just displays &ldquo;Please wait... Loading...&rdquo; and no picture appears on your profile.\n\nSome error message would be useful if the image is the wrong shape etc.","2009-10-30T08:27:31","2010-06-23T15:31:46","mdivall",0,100,"Closed",4,0]
[null,2146,{"$nulls":3},"I ran into the same issue - and reported it as a bug: http://developer.symbian.org/webbugs/show_bug.cgi?id=5565","2009-10-30T11:23:02","2009-10-30T11:49:52","dw2",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2391,"Mobile applications",null,"Bluetooth PS3 remote","I would like to have a Bluetooth PS3 remote on my Symbian phone","2009-11-06T15:50:35","2010-06-14T20:06:17","SEE-09",0,100,"Closed",5,0]
[null,2662,{"$nulls":3},"There are drivers for Windows joystick API that lets you use a PS3 joypad with a PC, so the protocol, while closed, does seem to have been reverse engineered. The official &#39;blu ray remote&#39; pulls some extra tricks however which do not seem to be documented yet. Also, no other clone joystick manufacturer has produced a Bluetooth based stick yet (the wireless ones use custom RF USB adapters). I believe that while the joypads can be used with PCs, non-Sony bluetooth hardware cannot be used with the PS3 itself, as it seems that a recent firmware update closed off access to knockoff Dual Shock controllers.","2009-11-17T13:37:29","2009-11-17T13:37:29","SymsourceTim",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2681,{"$nulls":3},"As cool as I think this would be, I think this would never be a reality, as the entire PS3 accessory business model is proprietary to Sony. I wonder if SF would like to upset a key partner.  More likely, this suggestion should be passed to Sony Ericsson in order to gain traction.","2009-11-17T20:47:31","2009-11-17T20:47:31","gene_ting",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7255,"Mobile applications",null,"Autoradio without earphones?","Autoradio without earphones?\n \n This idea is a question very old to me. I have looking for so many time  but i don't found it or similar. I want an aplication that works like an  alarm clock but not with songs or tones but well with the internal  radio of device or well with GPRS/UMTS/HSDPA/HSUPA signal and not be  connected the earphones, working the speakers of device only.\n \n With this app i could automate all: the hour of alarm, the radio  (internal or i-radio), listening it by the speakers and not be connected  the earphones previously.\n \n So i'll wake up with favorite station radio and not with alarm tone. And  these app avoid me  pull the mobile against the wall or the floor.\n \n Do you know some app works like these idea?\n\n\n\n\n\n\n(Sorry if my English is not good.)\n\n\nIn Spanish\n\n\n&iquest;AutoRadio despertador sin auriculares?\n \n Esta es una pregunta formulada hace tiempo; y por m&aacute;s que llevo buscando  no encuentro una aplicaci&oacute;n que en vez de activar un tono de alarma  como despertador lo haga con la radio del dispositivo, bien basada en la  se&ntilde;al de radio o bien en la se&ntilde;al GPRS/UMTS/HSDPA/HSUPA y sin tener  enchufados los auriculares, es decir, que se reproduzca por los  altavoces del m&oacute;vil\n \n ESto supondr&iacute;a una aplicaci&oacute;n capaz de automatizar en conjunto, a la  hora prefijada, la activaci&oacute;n de la radio, su reproducci&oacute;n por los  altavoces y la no necesidad de tener conectados los auriculares.\n \n As&iacute; me despertar&iacute;a con mi emisora preferida y no con el tono de la  alarma. Evitando alguna ma&ntilde;ana lanzar el m&oacute;vil contra la pared o el  suelo.\n \n &iquest;Conoc&eacute;is alguna aplicaci&oacute;n que incluya o realice esta funci&oacute;n? Gracias  de antemano.","2010-04-26T11:32:25","2010-04-26T11:32:24","frank_mmh",0,100,"Voting and discussion",3,0]
[null,7285,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Frank,\n\n\n\n\nYour IDEA is very good.  However, if you go to the top of the page and  search for \"alarm clock\", you will see that this is a desired feature of many previous IDEAs community members.  I lookedover a few and you can too.  i think that your IDEA is covered within many of the previous posts. \n\n\n\n\nMay we delete your post, as it has already been submitted?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-04-27T21:14:37","2010-04-27T21:14:37","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9815,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Turn the phone into camera","The idea is implemented on other platforms (I know about Android - Motorola Droid) so it is an inspiration from there. When your phone battery is low you can turn off all of the functions and the phone just stay as a camera and the rest of the energy is just used for this purpose. I think this could be also done with music player.","2010-10-05T10:16:10","2010-10-05T10:16:10","tunklt",0,100,"Voting and discussion",6,0]
[null,10327,"Mobile applications",null,"OLED&#39;s property of self-illumination used for an Ebook Reader App","Hello everybody!\n\n\n\n\nI just got the new Nokia N8 device and i'm really pleased by this device..\n\n\n\n\nOne aspect i was surprised is the quality of the Samsung OLED screen on it and the OLED's property of self-illumination used for a screen saver clock that remains always on without draining so much of power!\n\n\n\n\nThat's really great, so i was thinking why not make an App that can use this beautiful property to print on the screen pages of ebook that can just be turned with the volume button from Left to Right.\n\n\n\n\nAs this self illumination of the text on a black screen is very confortable it can be used as a small pocket ebook reader!\n\n\n\n\nplease gives feed back..\n\n\n\n\nThanks you...","2010-10-19T11:05:51","2010-10-19T11:05:51","pumitamio",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,10375,{"$nulls":3},"What an excellent idea! Might only work on the non-CBD displays though. We won't know how they look until we can play with them.","2010-10-23T13:40:10","2010-10-23T13:40:10","maluka",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,344,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","&quot;Net Worth&quot; means different things in different places","In the \"My Profile\" view, \"net worth\" is the value of my predictions portfolio added to my available spigits.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIn the \"Leaderboard\" view, \"net worth\" is taken to mean just the number of available spigits.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nEither the Leaderboard should be changed to display users in order of \"overall worth\" (ie. portfolio value plus available spigits) or the Profile view needs updating.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nPersonally, I&apos;d like to see the Leaderboard display users in order of their total worth, as users will move up and down the board as the holdings in their portfolio change in value, and won&apos;t rely on them cashing in their investments to move around the leaderboard.","2009-04-28T17:42:36","2009-04-28T17:42:36","danm",0,100,"Being done",3,0]
[null,534,{"$nulls":3},"Well spotted, thanks. For now, the only admin fix we can do is to change the label in the Leaderboard - so I&apos;ve relabelled it \"cash wealth\". I&apos;ve also made a note (\"Show total worth on the Leaderboard\") that we will add to our requests to the Spigit people - with any luck we&apos;ll get them to show all three nos. (cash, portfolio value, total worth) for maximum clarity.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nLawrence.\n\n\n\n\nideas.symbian.org Admin &amp; Host","2009-05-08T16:12:50","2009-05-08T16:12:50","LawrenceSimpson",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,600,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","An Editorial Desk","We run a weekly online editorial desk.  This could work identical to a publications editors and assignments call. \n\n\n\n\nWe run three sections of dialog during the meeting, a. symbian.org blog, b. twitter channels, c. other incl Facebook, Myspace, Linked In etc.  In the meeting we collect topic ideas, new tidbits, etc. accept volunteers and or assign out posts, and make deliberate decisions about what is posted this week, vs. next, or what needs more research for impact, or what is the best channel for communication, etc.  This isn&apos;t about &apos;sharing&apos; it&apos;s about submitting ideas, and assigning, aligning efforts to be more impactful and far reaching in our efforts to strike chords with a larger community. Again, just like a collection of editorial staff would do in a major publication house, e.g. NYTimes.","2009-05-14T10:53:40","2009-05-14T10:53:40","Lee_Williams",0,100,"Being done",5,0]
[null,604,{"$nulls":3},"It&apos;s a great idea and it should be aligned with a couple of other things.\n\n\n\n\nWe need visuals - interviews, short videos and material people can watch instead of just reading. That would be internal but also external - I&apos;ve fond thought leaders are more willing to do stuff if they can be interviewed rather than having to write. So some of what goes out would be challenging innovative thinking.\n\n\n\n\nSecond search engine optimisation seems a bit neglected right now - probably understandable but for example Symbian does not appear one Google page 1 for the term smart phone or smart phones (microsoft and blackberrry do). Part of the process of content development should include selecting the search terms that Symbian wishes to dominate and ensuring we use those terms in content in an intelligent way. It should be a real priority as we move towards making sites public.","2009-05-14T11:11:17","2009-05-14T11:11:17","Haydns",{"$nulls":3},3,0]
[null,608,{"$nulls":3},"Hmm, are we still going ahead with the Community Editor project for the Wiki? (Sorry if it&apos;s slightly off-topic).","2009-05-14T13:14:45","2009-05-15T18:11:12","vmlemon",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,610,{"$nulls":3},"Normal 0     false false false  EN-GB X-NONE X-NONE              MicrosoftInternetExplorer4                                                                                                                                                            \n\n /* Style Definitions */\n table.MsoNormalTable\n\t{mso-style-name:\"Table Normal\";\n\tmso-tstyle-rowband-size:0;\n\tmso-tstyle-colband-size:0;\n\tmso-style-noshow:yes;\n\tmso-style-priority:99;\n\tmso-style-qformat:yes;\n\tmso-style-parent:\"\";\n\tmso-padding-alt:0cm 5.4pt 0cm 5.4pt;\n\tmso-para-margin:0cm;\n\tmso-para-margin-bottom:.0001pt;\n\tmso-pagination:widow-orphan;\n\tfont-size:10.0pt;\n\tfont-family:\"Times New Roman\",\"serif\";}\n\nI really like the online editorial desk idea and can set the first one up next week, how about Tuesday or Thursday afternoons so there&rsquo;s an option for our US colleagues could join - Any objections to these dates?\n \n&gt; three sections of dialog during the meeting, a. symbian.org blog, b. twitter channels, c. other incl Facebook, Myspace, Linked In etc \nI may be saying the same thing here - we discuss new ideas and ensure we communicate them using a minimum of three out of all our channels Twitter, Facebook, blog etc. \n \nI suggest we keep the meetings to an hour (first few maybe longer) to keep them high-energy, top-line and inspiring, with a few guidelines on how we work to ensure we keep it short and inspiring  such as\n&bull;         Introduce your editorial idea &ndash; 2 minute elevator pitch &ndash; then we vote thumbs up or down; if it gets a thumbs up, we put it on the agenda and discuss further \n&bull;         Introduce 3-6 ideas (?), we should try to leave a bit of time for spontaneous ideas \n&bull;         We start on the hour &ndash; people that are late join in, not hold the team back \n&bull;         We hold it in the fishbowl office next to Lee&apos;s office standing-up","2009-05-14T15:55:24","2009-05-14T15:55:24","anatoliep",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,640,{"$nulls":3},"Would I need to submit my idea for a Symbian Foundation blog posting to the editorial meeting first before I can post, or is that still optional?\n\n\n\n\nI&apos;d be glad of somewhere to air an idea which could grow into something bigger and be fitted into more of a campaign to deliver a particular message, but some posting topics are closed and self-contained (at least, I think they are!)","2009-05-15T13:45:54","2009-05-15T13:45:54","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,648,{"$nulls":3},"&gt;Would I need to submit my idea for a Symbian Foundation blog posting to the editorial meeting first before I can post, or is that still optional?\n\n\n\n\nAny requirement to submit all blog posts to an editorial review would have a very damaging impact on the important principle of \"blogging at the moment of inspiration\".\n\n\n\n\nIn many cases, timeliness of post is more important than getting all the punctuation correct.\n\n\n\n\nHappily, even in major news corporations, bloggers are generally trusted to make postings on their own initiative.","2009-05-15T16:04:28","2009-05-15T16:04:28","dw2",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,721,{"$nulls":3},"This idea has now been implemented - the first meeting was held this week.\n\n\n\n\n(It was called the \"Story Board meeting\" rather than the \"Editorial Board meeting\" - but otherwise the idea is being followed.\n\n\n\n\nI&apos;m marking this idea as Closed (Accepted)","2009-05-22T01:56:39","2009-05-22T01:57:03","dw2",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1880,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","All USB connectivity methods available simultaneously","In the USB settings, the user must choose between PC Suite, Mass storage, Image transfer, or Media transfer mode. I propose that all these modes should be available all the time, as with bluetooth, and the host (PC) should choose which mode(s) it wants to use to communicate with the device.\n\n\n\n\nI believe the usability of USB connectivity will be a big issue as (all?) new Symbian devices will be charged over micro-USB. More people will plug their phones into their computers, often just to charge them, and they shouldn't have to deal with the USB mode prompt. For example, consider somebody who has PC Suite at home but doesn't have PC Suite at work, but wants to charge at both locations + transfer files between them. There is no good default USB connection mode, and the prompt it annoying to have to deal with multiple times per day, every day.","2009-10-16T18:26:51","2010-06-11T15:32:08","briansmith",0,100,"Closed",5,0]
[null,1882,{"$nulls":3},"There are few issues with this:\n \n1) having all USB classes available at the same time is not possible due to\na) hardware limitations (running out of endpoints or at least buffers for them)\nb) host limitations (some hosts, e.g. printers get confused if you plug-in a device that announces more things than the printer supports, user experience even with Windows is bad when it attempts to install drivers for something that it does not have).\nc) class characteristics: e.g. mass storage completely reserves the \"disk\"  for accessing it at sector level, using OBEX or MTP at the same time just does not work.\n \n2) There already is a solution similar to BT. Remote personality change. The implementation is in usbengines/usbdevcon + usbservices/usbremotepersonality. It allows the host to query for all personalities and select one. However:\n-currently only PC Suite supports that on the host side\n-the host does not necessarily have any more intelligence for making the choice","2009-10-19T14:42:43","2009-10-20T10:05:54","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,2136,"Symbian Foundation","Improve the running of Symbian","How will the SF handle 3C & 4C SD code?","If you want to add extra ports / memory / interfaces to your target one option is via the MMC/SD slot with a variety of plug-in interfaces.\n\nHowever the SD code is licenses from sdcard association, for access to the specifications / use on target hardware etc.\n","2009-10-30T08:35:43","2009-11-06T11:35:58","mdivall",0,0,"Being done",1,0]
[null,2374,{"$nulls":3},"The code I mentioned is part of the Kernelhwsrv package - see\n\nhttps://developer.symbian.org/xref/oss/xref/MCL/sf/os/kernelhwsrv/kernel/eka/drivers/pbus/mmc/sdcard/sdcard3c/sdio/\n\nI&#39;m going to close this idea now.","2009-11-06T11:35:38","2009-11-06T11:35:38","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2221,{"$nulls":3},"Here are the notes from the Third Party IP Tracking spreadsheet - lightly edited for readability!\n\nThe SD Card Association publish &#39;simplified&#39; versions of the SD and SDIO specifications that are suitable for use in open-source software. Symbian^3 will use this specification instead of the previous encumbered SD3c and SD4c specifications.\n\nTthe SD and SDIO simplified specifications do not include the &quot;File System&quot; specifications.  In practice, this means that the FAT12/16/32 File Systems (which is part of the Foundation) can continue to be used, with the following caveats (OEM action may be required here):\n\n1 - SD File System Compliance - The SD version of the FAT file system standard specifies various compliance rules to ensure compatibility and performance.  The algorithms used to determine the filesystem format parameters are proprietary and not published by the SDA.  In order to create a system that is fully &#39;compliant&#39; to the SD Card specification, SF members must join the SD Card Association to obtain this information.  Alternatively, SF could approach the SD Card Association to ask them to open up their file system specification?\n\n2 - SDXC (SD eXtended Capacity) - This introduces support for SD cards greater than 32GBytes in size, and mandates the use of the exFAT File System.  exFAT is Microsoft IP, and shall not be contributed to the Foundation.  The Foundation is working on a position for exFAT support\n","2009-11-02T09:58:32","2009-11-02T16:11:33","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,2648,"Symbian Foundation","Increase device usage","Show television Advertisements in the USA","The Symbian devices are far better than many very expensive and popular phones, especially the iPhone sold in the USA. TV commercials that showcase the benefits of Symbian devices would cut hard and deep into the iPhone market share.  If this is idea is supported, I have additional supporting documents that would provide details of the market, positioning and what exact features to showcase in order to demonstrate the advantages to buying a Symbian device over an iPhone or other.","2009-11-17T02:11:18","2009-11-17T02:11:18","ginau",0,59.13,"Voting and discussion",6,3]
[null,2651,{"$nulls":3},"While I think there is room for improvement in getting the Symbian message across stateside, I really don&#39;t think the Foundation has the $$$s for an ad campaign.","2009-11-17T09:08:15","2009-11-17T09:08:15","cowboycoder",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2654,{"$nulls":3},"The device brand is not Symbian, it&#39;s the brand of the OEM.  Nokia and Sony Ericsson are running their own high-profile TV add campaigns showcasing Symbian-based devices.  What could Symbian add?  The OEMs fund us and not sufficiently to afford major TV advertising, as Andrew says.","2009-11-17T11:02:32","2009-11-17T11:02:31","markw",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2655,{"$nulls":3},"What about a \"Symbian Powered\" or \"Symbian Inside\" jingle and animation/logo at the end of adverts? (In similar vain to the \"Intel Inside\" branding).\n\n\n\nI suppose that adding a Symbian logo next to the Java or Bluetooth logos or similar on handset boxes, might also be a good idea.","2009-11-17T11:04:45","2009-11-17T11:04:45","vmlemon",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2665,{"$nulls":3},"Yes, Nokia, Sony Ericsson and others are branding and advertising your SF made products.  However. it is your engineering of ideas, OSs, apps etc that make these name-brand products so strong. It is in the best interest of these companies who have dedicated product lines with your OS, apps, etc, to help you get good talent to perpetuate creativity and help make there products better and more competitive. So,if people knew that these well-designed smart devices were based on the Symbian Foundation&#39;s work/platform/OS and that big names like Nokia and Sony Ericcson use Symbian Foundation, than yuour quality becomes clear and apparent to users and you gain interest and a following.....and what follows is users become brand loyal to the OS and they buy &quot;Symbian.&quot;  It is the same principle as some people like PCs, some like Macs....The actual brand is not mentioned...The type of OS or platform is.  So, if the public is educated that the device (Nokia, Sony Ericcsin etc) that they are using, which has so many integrated features,is very capable, a good performer and makes them happy.....Then, they should know that it is a Symbian device......If the funding to do this is not there from the Smart device companies (e.g. Nokia, Sony etc), than perhaps, a lower budget campaign can be made with your employees, users, testers,inventors etc. and you can podcast, electronically publish, work with some of the big players who already have established blogs (e.g. phonedog.com).  Additionally, perhaps you can work more closely with these Large Companies, as they have more money and a voice for you.  For example, Nokia, invited me in as I was one of the top S60 Ambassadors....Not Nokia Ambassador.....S60!!!!!!!  You are the S in S60!","2009-11-17T14:59:48","2009-11-17T14:59:48","ginau",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2731,{"$nulls":3},"I strongly agree with Gina, I was Globally Ranked Top in S60 Ambassador program and with that people start recognizing me and S60 in INDIA, But suddenly every thing stops. No one read the &#39;About&#39; on Nokia device to know the OS - more worse- even Nokia Smartphone users in India dose&#39;t know that it has a powerful &#39;Symbian OS&#39;. I think Symbian has to work out in Advertisement area and let people know. Engage Bloggers use social networking sits advertise on TV - Currently only technology bloggers,testers,and developers know about Symbian - S60 Ambassador Program was huge success - engage Top S60 Ambassador in respective countries who has some background in blogging to spread the WOM. ","2009-11-19T04:29:22","2009-11-19T04:29:21","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2735,{"$nulls":3},"Thanks Fakhre.  Mark, It sounds as though Fakhre is a potential person for my idea about blogging with already established technical people. He is being humble.  He is very well-known in the S60t community in India and in the states. You see there are many established bloggers and websites that we may be able to connect you with.  They already have viewers ad traffic and there is nothing wrong with bragging about the OS and what you stand for at SF.  Additionally, it really is in the best interest of the large companies to fund you (directly or indirectly) for product improvement.  In some cases, you may even want to ask them for the specification or application that they want and then do your Contests for developing apps or features based on their feedback. With this, you may also want to structure a contract of sorts (not too tight) which gives funding to the development efforts, and perhaps some exclusivity to a name brand, like Nokia or Sony.","2009-11-19T05:18:21","2009-11-19T05:18:21","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2904,"Mobile applications",null,"Parental controls","My idea is simple.  I would like to have a parental control application so I can block out, time limit, time manage, etc., my child&#39;s usage of mobile internet, texting and telephony.  I guess that it would also be nice to have some control over the type of information (sexual,explicit, swears,nudity,paysites,etc), as our child at times can stumble upon a website that has inappropriate content.  This feature is already on PCs and it helps us parents a lot....One clarification is that I would still like the ability for any phone to dial out (911) emergency number in USA, or, whatever regional emergency numbers, as I do not want to interfere with safety or safety legalities.","2009-11-25T15:50:24","2009-11-25T15:50:24","ginau",0,84.88,"Voting and discussion",13,2]
[null,3083,{"$nulls":3},"Its a great idea!","2009-12-01T20:53:34","2010-03-25T04:46:51","carafaja",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3094,{"$nulls":3},"What if Symbian had a service or app which enabled you to send a ceetificate to your child&#39;s mobile, and the rules for what they can and can&#39;t do were on this. this certificate would enable sporatic GPS and usage reports, and then if the child&#39;s device went outside of the parameters assigned, like visited a website or hacked the device, the parent&#39;s mobile would be able to disable all excet the most necessary &#39;call out to parent only&#39; feature?\n\nThe .parent&#39;s device would need to validate the child&#39;s device with SIM, IMEI, and another variable; so that if one variable is missing, there&#39;s still a means to find the device.\n\nThe app or service would need to have a central admin though. All admin functions though would need to be carried out on mobile though for quick needs. The central admin more serves as an overall device manager.\n\nThis could be a component of PC Suite that&#39;s an add-in, or something solid to carriers to bundle with devices.","2009-12-02T00:15:54","2009-12-02T01:11:27","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2915,{"$nulls":3},"Hi,\n\nthere is a related idea to yours: http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=2820. I think that the parental control should one of profiles - i.e. i think will be more useful to have general framework and make the parental settings one of profiles.\n\nRegards,\nSTeN","2009-11-26T05:46:31","2009-11-26T05:46:31","stenlik",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2977,{"$nulls":3},"Do you really think such parental controls can stop the younger generation from getting what they want?","2009-11-28T04:08:57","2009-12-01T23:26:18","nishant.thomas",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3796,{"$nulls":3},"I have just been going through some older posts, and I am surprised and confused about the lack of interest in PARENTAL CONTROLS.  The market for mobiles with unlimited texted , and data usage begins at an early age in most cities in the USA.  Children as young as 7/8 are getting mobiles.  They are also texting and have internet access.  Is internet \"illicit content\" abuse, rated R plus gaming,  and getting a mobile at such a young age, a USA issue only?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIf this is a more common issue, than Antoine has what seems to be very reasonable for a control (written above).  I would really like to hear from community members about what their experience is with a child having a mobile and what their thoughts are on parental controls?  We have had notices from school (6/7/8) grade of \"sexting\", nudity, or partial nudity text, and email attachments, and most parents are looking at their child's phone, internet phone and text message history. \n\n\n\n\n,We often pay extra for \"Child Tracker\" which is similar to what Antoine is referring to with GPS parameters.  This GPS feature is not only to ensure that our child is where they say they are (AT SUSIE'S HOUSE), but it is a safety feature for abduction and for stolen mobile devices.  If you can track it, you can get it back.....Well, unfortunately that is probably more true for a lost/stolen phone than a child.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n Any thoughts are appreciated.  Thanks!","2009-12-21T21:43:04","2009-12-27T07:47:25","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3416,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Endless page javascript UI","I dread those 1 2 3 4 page clickers at the end of each page... click and wait... click and wait... (repeat)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nCan you add some javascript to auto load 10 more entries when we get to the end of a page? Much like in Google reader... I'm sure it will make our interactions much more fluid! (and without excess bandwidth waste to you...). Thanks","2009-12-13T13:12:00","2009-12-13T13:12:00","jack.wang",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,8024,"Mobile applications",null,"Unify all the app stores (Nokia&#39;s Ovi Store, Sony Ericsson&#39;s PlayNow arena) as ONE Symbian Store","The situation of applications for Symbian OS (e.g. S60) &amp; Symbian platform (e.g. Symbian^1) is very different from the others.\n\n\n \n\n\nFor iOS (iPhone, iPad, iPod touch), there is 'Apple App Store'; \n\n\nFor Android, there is 'Android Market'; \n\n\nFor BlackBerry OS, there is 'BlackBerry App World'; \n\n\nFor Windows Mobile, there is 'Windows Marketplace for Mobile; \n\n\nFor webOS (Palm), there is 'Palm App Catalog'.\n\n\n \n\n\nWhat about Symbian OS (e.g. S60) &amp; Symbian platform (Symbian^1, Symbian^3)? \n\n\n \n\n\nFor Android &amp; Windows Mobile, they are quite similar to the Symbian OS &amp; Symbian platform. \n\n\nThat is they can be adopted by many manufacturer, like HTC, Motorola, Samsung. \n\n\nWe all know that other manufacturers can adopt Symbian OS &amp; Symbian platform, \n\n\nbut Nokia is obviously the major manufacturer using Symbian OS &amp; Symbian platform, \n\n\nthat's why it launched 'Nokia Ovi Store' for its users to download some applications. \n\n\nBut the point is that Nokia isn't equal to Symbian, Sony Ericsson also makes Symbian-based phones. \n\n\n(But Samsung said that they will not release any Symbian-based phones but Bada-based phones) \n\n\nFor Sony Ericsson, it has 'PlayNow arena'.\n\n\n \n\n\nCan you notice the crux now? \n\n\nThe crux is pretty straightforward: there is a need for unifying all the outlying stores as ONE store. \n\n\ne.g. Nokia Ovi Store + PlayNow arena + others = Symbian Store \n\n\nSo that the applications for Symbian can now be focused in one place. \n\n\nThis strategy works phenomenally for iOS &amp; Android. Why not Symbian OS &amp; Symbian platform?\n\n\n \n\n\nI know there is Symbian Horizon, \n\n\nbut its working progress is far behind than those app stores stated above. \n\n\nSo, I suggest Symbian Foundation should refer to Android Market, \n\n\nwhich may probably be the best road map for the Symbian OS &amp; Symbian platform. \n\n\nBut it would be best if the future Symbian Store (or called 'Symbian Horizon') can be browsed in web browsers in the PCs. \n\n\nThis would extinguish itself among all the app stores out there, \n\n\nas even Android Market can't be browsed without Android phones. \n\n\nAlthough there is a non-official website called 'AndroLib', but it is really messy in my opinion.\n\n\n \n\n\nThanks in advance!","2010-06-16T16:20:59","2010-06-16T16:22:25","Michael",0,15.38,"Voting and discussion",4,2]
[null,8419,{"$nulls":3},"Morgan Stanley research states Apps in Ovi store can be browsed, searched and bought through PC.\n\n\n\n\nNeed for Horizon if not already implemented.","2010-07-17T01:47:49","2010-07-17T01:47:48","Mesenburg",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9816,"Mobile applications",null,"Mobile OS Updation","1. As like in Android, the OS can be updated to next version, Such flexibility is not there in Symbian Mobiles.\n\n\n\n\n2. Symbian Signing process is to difficult when compared to Android Signing.\n\n\n\n\n3. Direct USB porting to device like Nokia N8 is really good job.\n\n\n\n\n4. On touch screen mobiles, the touch feel should be user friendly.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-05T10:33:15","2010-10-11T10:44:50","coolbreeze",0,100,"Expert review",40,0]
[null,10584,"Mobile applications",null,"Talking Cat /Birad or Pet","There is an interesting application with Android which called Talking Cat or Bird.\n\n\n\n\nCan we also have this at Symbian please! I want to buy it.","2010-11-19T05:19:11","2010-11-19T05:19:10","Rainbow",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,89,"Symbian Foundation","Make development easier","Publish non-reference documentation (books, wiki) using Creative Commons licence","I don't believe EPL is the most appropriate licence for documents, e-learning or books. Creative Commons licenses are ideal - having been designed for that purpose.\n\n\n\n\nShouldn't we use them to share our new content (such as that created on the wiki, and anything we publish ourselves as eBooks or eLearning)? We could use share alike and attribution (http://creativecommons.org/about/licenses/) to allow others to take our content and repurpose it, applying the license to appropriate pages of the site, and to downloadable content accordingly. But, infrastructure allowing, is there a reason why we'd want to copyright our documentation rather than share it? If there isn't, shouldn't we use CC?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2009-04-06T16:53:20","2009-10-12T12:30:13","stichbury",0,100,"Being done",20,0]
[null,91,{"$nulls":3},"The Eclipse Foundation take a similar view - they see that there are other licences which are, for various purposes, better suited than the EPL.\n\n\n\n\nWitness this extract from http://www.eclipse.org/org/foundation/boardminutes/2008_11_19_Minutes.php\n\n\n\n\n&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;\n\n\n\n\nMike Milinkovich indicated that there are a number of items that the IP Advisory Committee has recommended for Board approval.   First, the IP Advisory Committee recommended that the Board approve the following license(s) for use with Non-Code Content, where &ldquo;Non-Code Content&rdquo; is defined in the new website terms of use as &ldquo;&hellip;white papers, dissertations, articles or other literary works, power point presentations, encyclopedias, anthologies, wikis, blogs, diagrams, drawings, sketches, photos or other images, audio content, video content and audiovisual materials.&rdquo;:\n\n\na)      EPL, or\n\n\nb)      the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 (Unported) license - http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/, or  \n\n\nc)      the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 (Unported) license - http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/. \n\n\nFollowing generally positive discussion, there was unanimous consent to approve the following resolution:\n\n\nRESOLVED, that there was unanimous consent to approve the use of the following license(s) for use with Non-Code Content, where &ldquo;Non-Code Content&rdquo; is defined in the new website terms of use as &ldquo;&hellip;white papers, dissertations, articles or other literary works, power point presentations, encyclopedias, anthologies, wikis, blogs, diagrams, drawings, sketches, photos or other images, audio content, video content and audiovisual materials.&rdquo;:\n\n\na)      EPL, or\n\n\nb)      the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 (Unported) license - http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/, or  \n\n\nc)      the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 (Unported) license - http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/. \n\n\nSecond, the IP Advisory Committee recommended that the Board approve the use of the Eclipse Distribution License (&ldquo;EDL&rdquo;) for example code.  Mike Milinkovich indicated that the use of the EDL would be at the discretion of the Project.  There was strong support for this proposal and there was unanimous consent to approve the following resolution:\n\n\n            RESOLVED, that there was unanimous consent to approve the use of the Eclipse Distribution License (&ldquo;EDL&rdquo;) for example code.","2009-04-06T17:09:06","2009-05-04T22:45:05","dw2",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,112,{"$nulls":3},"EPL is designed for source code. We shouldn't artificially force everything we do to be EPL. We should be careful to ensure we don't have too many licenses; but this one is a super sensible call.","2009-04-10T14:47:15","2009-04-10T14:47:15","antony",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2649,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","Humanize the Symbian Foundation introduce the staffers and creative global community that you are!","The Symbian Foundation,including this website seems very robotic,stiff and &quot;cold.&quot; If you want to attract people to a group or a product line,perhaps introduce the Foundation in an advertisement with real people (SF staffers,freelance developers,product support,bloggers,gamers, app testers, software engineers,users of devices, executives, product teams etc) and put a friendly face to a foundation. Also,each person or group could say a &quot;snippet&quot; of who they are,where they are from,what they do,why they love what they do etc.The goal is to show that Symbian is not just another techie foundation,it is a great global foundation of experts and creative people who are happy and proud to be a part of it. Come join the fun....it&#39;s contagious......","2009-11-17T02:59:57","2010-03-04T13:39:23","ginau",0,100,"Being done",8,0]
[null,2653,{"$nulls":3},"What advertising medium are you suggesting?  What group of people are you trying to target?\n","2009-11-17T10:58:24","2009-11-17T10:58:24","markw",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2711,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Mark,  Sorry it has taken so long to get back to you. I have had some exchange with others fro SF and found that there is limited money and resources for this activity.  It is still important and doable though, and this is my idea.... I needed to make some connections....I have friends and contacts in the US and in India, and they have Technical Websites that are already established.  I spoke with 1 or 2 of them and they could do your features on their sites if that is something you would be interested in.  A feature would be a video of an employee and (who they are, what they do, where they are, how that contributes to the Foundation), a device, application,etc......Actually you may want to do a video of all those and work with the already established people.  The benefit is that you get Symbian Foundation information on a well trafficked site, and you improve your visability, capability, and following.....If you are interested, we can discuss this further.\nCheers!","2009-11-18T17:39:30","2009-11-18T17:39:30","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2742,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Gina,\n\nIt does sound like something that would be interesting for the Symbian Foundation, although not really my area (I&#39;m in developer support).  I think you need to be talking with Joe Neale and Susana Posada.  If you aren&#39;t already then email me through this site and I&#39;ll put you in touch.\n\nMark\n","2009-11-19T09:07:27","2009-11-19T09:07:27","markw",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5560,{"$nulls":3},"This IDEA is being done.....That means approved, implemented etc......and the benefit to the IDEAs innovator is?","2010-02-15T22:34:12","2010-02-15T22:34:12","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2809,{"$nulls":3}," Thanks Mark,  I appreciate you connecting me with with Joe and Susana and I hope that I can be of help!  Take care!","2009-11-20T16:54:23","2009-11-20T16:54:23","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3673,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","Double tap to reply messages","When you read a message the fastest way to reply would be double tap in the message and this send you directly to write the reply.","2009-12-17T21:08:48","2010-06-07T09:49:50","cadwmaster",0,63.36,"Closed",2,1]
[null,3676,{"$nulls":3},"A good, quick way to access the reply functionality would be nice. Some would say that you obviously need to read the message first before replying, so why do you need this? I would say two things: one is that the message you want to reply to may fit in the summary part of the message, therefore you'll know you need to reply to it already. The other is that you may read the message, but not want to reply until later (have to check with someone else first etc.). Having a reply shortcut from the inbox view would be really helpful here. \n\n\n\n\nDouble tapping is theoretically fine, but it wouldn't work with the new list implementation that's coming in Symbian^3 (to remove double tap). Reply should just be an option from the context menu of the list item. So the principal of your idea is fine, but I don't agree with the way you've proposed to implement it.","2009-12-17T23:39:06","2009-12-17T23:39:06","brendand",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8537,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Significant improvements in the photo gallery","To be honest, this is the area I think needs the most improvement. In My S1 device, the things I hate mostly is how slowly the phone generates thumbnails, especially when scrolling, and another issue, is that sometimes the phone lags when swiping through images. This is very irritating in current devices, yet completely unacceptable in a camera device like the n8. Zooming and Panning Speed should also be improved, as I have noted when using a friend's n97 that panning speed is terribly slow, compared to my nokia 5530 xm.\n\n\n\n\nThe final thing is that a bothersome thing in the photo gallery is when you delete an image, the deletion process takes a couple of bothersome seconds, and the second is that you are returned very slowly to the thumbnail view. This is stupid, you should be returned to the previous image, not back to the thumbnail view. This always bugs me plenty. Video Player also needs to save settings for how you wish to view videos, instead of how it is handled in current s1 devices, in which I have to select \"center\" each time I view a video, because it automatically reverts to a dreadful \"stretched\", which I feel degrades image quality and distorts it tooo much.","2010-07-22T15:38:53","2010-07-22T15:38:53","chrsp",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,10329,"Mobile applications",null,"FingerPrint Authentication","Hello All,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI have a very cool Idea which would lead to increase security to add a hardware and software for individual authentication like the IBM Laptops with finger print to get the access for the mobile....\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nGood Idea... Ain't it\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nKhader Beshay\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-19T12:52:31","2010-10-19T12:52:31","Khader",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,602,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","Dine with the Brand","We host a weekly &apos;Brand Picnic&apos;.  This would be a form of Brand Council.\n\n\n\n\nFirst item would be to review Brand Guidelines.  Second, Public Templates for communication, e.g. Powerpoint template. Third, we need to publish some rules for Brand contribution and use. Fourth, our environmental branding efforts are falling short, e.g. a collection of lopsided posters spread throughout the business, and our blog skin is old school. In other words, these items like fonts selection, textures, etc. need to be coming up through the picnic for deliberate decisions, or feedback like &apos;not good enough&apos; or &apos;not aligned with our principles&apos;.\n\n\n\n\nI think we need to start to remove our Landor dependency and work to empower more individuals in our organization to contribute here.","2009-05-14T10:56:20","2009-05-14T10:56:20","Lee_Williams",0,44.77,"Voting and discussion",2,2]
[null,605,{"$nulls":3},"Is the current font specifically dseigned for Symbian? If not I think an original font design could have a lot of brand value at relatively low cost.","2009-05-14T11:12:46","2010-02-01T15:58:19","Haydns",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5081,{"$nulls":3},"SF moderator group would like to bring this to the community for refinement, vote or closure. \n\n\n\n\nPlease vote, refine, or contact GU Smith, Fakhre Alam, Antoine RJ Wright, or Susana Posada so we can remove this IDEA from the site.","2010-01-31T14:26:29","2010-01-31T14:26:29","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2650,"Symbian Foundation",null,"Symbian.org and other websites are too busy and not user-friendly..Need improvement if you want users","I just really looked over the Symbian.org site and I am confused and have a headache due to the design. I felt like I had just been through a plethora of random ideas exploding on pages.  The pages are very busy with hard to read graphics (symbian robots and clouds or planets ???) and items that may be better understood by a &quot;mouse roll over&quot; explanation, show code????? I tried to find apps, which were sometimes up to 3 pages away.  Then amongst the &quot;busy, yet not clear graphics&quot;, there are stories, employee profiles and words, words, words..Yikes....My suggestion is to get rid of the unneccessary graphics, or make them better quality and meaningful,have easier access to apps and information, and not throw everything on a page.  I was looking for specific information and honestly, there is just too much going on for someone to look that hard. I lost interest in the site, due to the lack of ability to easily navigate and find specific information without thumbing through too many EXTRAs!","2009-11-17T04:11:40","2010-06-10T02:11:41","ginau",0,59.77,"Closed",8,6]
[null,2669,{"$nulls":3},"Thanks for being frank and saying specifically what you didn&#39;t like and what you would change. Was there anything you did like? If you turn off Flash, does the site become any clearer to you? The developer.symbian.org site has no animations - is that more to your liking?","2009-11-17T15:18:37","2009-11-17T15:18:37","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2701,{"$nulls":3},"I don&#39;t understand your comments about finding apps. On the front page there&#39;s a big &quot;APPS&quot; graphic and it&#39;s on the top level navigation. If you are looking for specific information there is a clear navigation footer and a clear top level navigation at the...top. If you were looking for specific information there is the search box at the top as well.\n\nI do totally understand that the visual message of the site is not in keeping with what you might expect from a technology site, but this is a part of the ethos itself. Some people like the visual elements, some people don&#39;t. But they are not just there to fill space.\n","2009-11-18T14:50:18","2009-11-18T14:51:30","jamesm",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2964,{"$nulls":3},"I tend to agree. There is too much focus on aesthetics compared to content.","2009-11-27T11:51:06","2009-12-06T19:53:45","teknolog",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2709,{"$nulls":3},"Hello William, I spent a lot of time on the site before I wrote comments.  There are many great features on the site.  It is obvious that many people have spend a lot of time and hard work to put it together.  The issue is the redundancy and amount of information on the same page, the graphics are distracting and not value adding, there is some really great information &quot;buried&quot; amongst the pages, and there is novice-looking code in a place where rolling a mouse over an icon, should state what the icon is about or explain an APP.  That just seems a litle unprofessional or novice.  The comments that are being provided are in good faith, as I would like to see the Symbian Foundation succeed.  Well, this website is a portal to your users.  If it looks this messy, it reflects directly on the Symbian Foundation, and is that what you would like?\n\nYes, I do like the developer.symbian.org site more.  It is more straight forward and user friendly.\n\nCheers!","2009-11-18T17:02:57","2009-11-18T17:02:56","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2710,{"$nulls":3},"Hello James,  Yes, there is a Giant &quot;APPs&quot; icon...I see it...Everyone does...There are also 7 other applications or &quot;APPs&quot;icons, graphics or search areas on each and every page of the site.  That is redundant and the navigation is NOT clear, as with 7 choices, where do you want the user to go?  I understand your intention to provide choices, but there is something to say about simplicity.  PS, please see the comment that I provided to William.  I think that it is great to get feedback from the outside world, as you, and the very well-intentioned and skilled Symbian Foundation staffers are working very hard to provide a great product and/or site interface.  If you continue to reach out to your public and &quot;tweak&quot; the sites or processes, you are going to be even better....We are all on the same team in a strange way....and I would like to help with ideas if they seem reasonable....\nCheers!","2009-11-18T17:20:07","2009-12-06T19:47:28","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2726,{"$nulls":3},"I think S60.com site was much more clear, colorful and well arranged. -","2009-11-19T04:09:56","2009-12-06T19:56:43","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5863,{"$nulls":3},"I am bringing this up for one last look.  The site has had a tremendous amount of improvements, however, it still could use so more......Comments are welcomed.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI will close this IDEA if it does not get comments and thank you all for the support and help making our site work well .","2010-02-23T18:18:57","2010-02-23T18:18:57","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5466,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Touchscreen","On the roadmap?\n\n\n\n\nThe User Interface Council invites and reviews descriptions of new  user               interface elements and develops guidelines to help ensure  high quality device               user experiences.\n\n\n\n\nThe chief objectives of the User Interface Council are  to:\n\n\n\nEncourage and contribute to a User Experience-driven  evolution of the                 foundation platform; and \nDrive the creation of a open and flexible user  interface framework for the                 foundation platform allowing members to differentiate in  their delivery of                 compelling user experiences.\n\n\n\nThe Design process.......\n\n\n\n\nTarget customer characterization.\n\n\n\n\nA  persona profille can help the portal designer in several ways.\n\n\n\n\nSome  major benefits from using personas are listed below.\n\n\n\n\nThe  use of personas can determine what a product should do and how it  should\nbehave.\nPersonas can be used to communicate with  stakeholders of the project.\nDesign choices can be tested upon  personas in a similar way as testing on real\nusers, to measure the  effectiveness of the design.\n\n\n\n\nA  persona is based on ethnographic data and should not be based on a  stereotype. The\nstereotype is typically the result of biases and  assumptions rather than factual data,\nand a persona created without  sufficient data or respect to interview subjects could run\nthe risk  of degrading description.\n\n\n\n\nThe  developed personas can be used as characters in scenarios for the  extraction of additional","2010-02-12T07:34:38","2010-02-14T21:24:42","Mesenburg",0,61.22,"Voting and discussion",3,2]
[null,5523,{"$nulls":3},"Personalization of UIs is a very popular business theme on this mesage board. There is a focus group working on this, as there are many same/similar ideas regarding UIs.  May I suggest that Chris' idea be added to the subject areas of the UI Improvement focus group.I support and would like to see flexibility and multiple UIs develped.","2010-02-15T04:39:51","2010-02-15T04:39:51","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5978,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","SMS","My kingdom for threaded text messages....how this isn't standard functionality in 2010 shows how out of touch with consumer usage we are (at least in the U.S.).\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n(In addition, it seems kind of crazy how hard you make it to submit ideas. This perhaps speaks to the broader issue...)","2010-02-26T13:59:59","2010-06-07T09:55:18","treiber",0,0,"Closed",0,0]
[null,5981,{"$nulls":3},"This idea has already been posted http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=5896 and is going through expert refinement.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWhat did you find difficult in posting your idea?","2010-02-26T15:16:03","2010-02-26T15:45:49","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8026,"Mobile functionality","User interface","3d screens support","Yesterday Nintendo unveiled new portable gaming device called \"Nintendo 3ds\". The core component of this device is a 3.5' 3d screen. Rumor has it it's based on a Sharp product (press release in Japanese: http://www.sharp.co.jp/corporate/news/100402-a.html).\n\n\n\n\nScreen seems to be suitable for mobile phone (as portable console has similar constraints on price, size and power consumption). Nintendo quoted that they were not really able to combine 3d screen and touchscreen (3DS will still sport 2 screens) as 3D effects are lost because of smudges and scratches. I still believe it will make it to mobile phones in 1-2 years - that is in Symbian^4 - Symbian^5 timeframe.\n\n\n\n\nSo I believe Symbian needs to support it:\n\n\n\n\n1. Application programmer interfaces need to be updated to allow application developers render their OpenGL ES apps in 3d.\n\n\n\n\n2. OS looks needs to be updated to look more 3d.","2010-06-16T17:18:55","2010-06-16T17:19:59","eugeneo",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,1]
[null,8282,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Imagenes etiquetadas ","Agregar a als fotos etiquetas para saber quienes salen en una foto segun su contacto guardado tanto en l agenda como en ovi contacts , luego al momento de subir a ovi share quedarian etiquetados segun su ovi","2010-07-11T04:11:30","2010-07-11T04:11:30","Rxhns",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,8313,{"$nulls":3},"Translation: Add tags to photos which includes their contact details that will merge with OVI ","2010-07-12T09:49:26","2010-07-12T09:49:26","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9050,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Allow to post Suggestion to each idea","We shall have a \"Post Suggestion\" button instead only have \"Post Comment\", because comment should be refinement or perspective from other person and suggestion should shows on top of comment as to be better or easy reading of each idea","2010-08-24T23:06:52","2010-08-24T23:06:52","lawrence27",0,100,"Voting and discussion",6,0]
[null,9051,{"$nulls":3},"Suggestion shall be part of the idea where comment shall be refinement of the idea","2010-08-24T23:08:14","2010-08-27T02:56:56","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9052,{"$nulls":3},"we usually see those popular ideas do have many comment posted, some are the suggestion, some are the refinement, some are the additional features, some are the different perspectives, some are the different solutions or some are the conversations.\n\nBest if we could split it out by adding few buttons for different purpose of posting..","2010-08-24T23:13:01","2010-08-24T23:13:01","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9069,{"$nulls":3},"It is so great if everybody contribute their one cent.. This will improve the community effect..","2010-08-25T17:45:02","2010-09-14T18:22:30","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9562,"Mobile applications",null,"Sleep analyses","As some nokia phones have accelerometer, it would be great to have programme that monitors sleep stages including diagrams of sleep stages, reactions on movements while sleeping. There is already such kind of programme on nokia N900.Why not to make it on Symbian s60v5?\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-09-21T10:35:41","2010-09-21T10:35:41","Manana",0,44.84,"Voting and discussion",2,2]
[null,9565,{"$nulls":3},"Is this a standard option or an app? Why would someone want this?","2010-09-22T00:01:51","2010-09-22T00:01:51","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9567,{"$nulls":3},"Let it be an application. I guess it would be interesting to know at what time during sleeping you were just dreaming, at what - in deep sleep","2010-09-22T11:29:45","2010-09-22T11:29:45","Manana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9568,{"$nulls":3},"Any more reason, why people use this app. ","2010-09-22T11:43:57","2010-09-22T11:43:57","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9569,{"$nulls":3},"No more reasons. There is such programme (as i have written) on Iphone, Maemo, Android. Why not to have it on Symbian?","2010-09-22T11:49:27","2010-09-22T11:49:27","Manana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9574,{"$nulls":3},"Could you give us hyperlinks to some of these apps.  It is either novelty or medical device. One is easy and fun and the other is regulated as a medical device and has stringent worldwide regulations to follow. We are just trying to help figure out the feasibility of this with you. Thanks for the feedback.","2010-09-22T18:06:33","2010-09-22T18:06:33","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9583,{"$nulls":3},"http://www.nokian900applications.com/sleepanalyser-for-nokia-n900/\n\n\n\n\nhttp://www.lifehacker.com.au/2010/01/sleep-cycle-analyses-your-sleep-patterns-for-a-better-wake-up/\n\n\n\n\nhttp://wmpoweruser.com/sleepsense-v-50-brings-a-new-look-to-an-old-concept/","2010-09-23T10:12:58","2010-09-23T10:12:58","Manana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9584,{"$nulls":3},"Thank you for the information. I found it helpful.\n\n\n\n\nI vote against this for these reasons:\n\n\n\n\n1) If you have sleep issues, see your doctor. There are REAL sleep studies that can be performed and are VALID! They are not something that a cellphone should do unless we are talking remote medical electronics. In that case, the app needs to be approved through he international regulatory body. These apps do not appear to be approved by anyone??????? The apps (above) which I looked at are not medical tools, they are more novelty. If they are medical, than I suggest the vendors in the USA contact the US FDA, as some are claiming medical device status and they have not cited their 510(k) number and the validity of any medical data per studies.\n\n\n\n\n2) Probably not the best to sleep with radiation on your head at night.....especially when you probably had enough radiation to your head or close to reproductive system (store mobile in pocket, pocket book, brief case) throughout the day. This is cancer awareness month in the USA.  Cancer correlation of radiation from cell phone emissions is still being studied.\n\n\n\n\n3) You are supposed to move while you sleep. It is a natural part of the sleep cycle. So, I am not sure why someone is making an app which may cause more health issues than help.\n\n\n\n\nThanks again for the applications. The community may like this idea, and that is fine. I am simply cautioning Symbian Foundation of the legal and medical implications of this idea. It appears to have been overlooked by some and if some open-source developers were unaware that there are legal implications to medical devices, I hope that someone may be educated.","2010-09-23T13:41:05","2010-09-23T18:34:26","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9623,{"$nulls":3},"1. I agree, if there are some sleep problems it's better to see doctor. This app is more for entertainment purposes. Whatsmore it'll help wake up in appropriate moment (not in deep sleep) and you'll feel rested.\n\n\n\n\n2.In order not to have lots of radiation on head while sleeping with this app you may turn off GSM signal. Every phone can do it.\n\n\n\n\n3. Programmes above \"gather\" information according to one's movements while sleeping.\n\n\n\n\nIf such companies like Apple, Google, Windows have such app in their platfroms, so there is nothing illegal.","2010-09-24T14:23:44","2010-09-24T14:37:55","Manana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10330,"Mobile functionality","User interface","N97 keypad call menu overhaul","Hi all,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI moved over to the N97 from a HTC touch Diamond. One feature that i miss badly from the HTC/Windows Mobile call application is the ease at which a contact can be called by pressing the first few digits of his/her number. i.e. i could just start typing '0506' and it would show me all possible matches to that number from my contact list or numbers i have called/received a call from recently.\n\n\n\n\nThis would be a great addition for me as it would speeden up the process of finding contacts especially for me as i tend to remember numbers.\n\n\n\n\nHope this can be implemented or if it already is would be great to know what i am doing wrong.\n\n\n\n\nThanks,\n\n\n\n\nVeneith","2010-10-19T13:30:39","2010-10-19T13:30:39","veneith",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,10346,{"$nulls":3},"This is something that Nokia will have to address for models that already have Symbian^1 such as the N97 as this is something already present for Symbian^3 devices such as the N8 (see my comparison of the dial screens in this pic). It features both a means to just start dialing and it would search your contacts, as well as dial and then choose to message them.","2010-10-21T02:33:25","2010-10-21T02:33:24","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10586,"Symbian Foundation","Improve the running of Symbian","Editing the Symbian OS by the Users","An app which is built in with the OS should be able to customise the features of itself.\n\n\n\n\nLike as in the PC, we are able to customize the working of the OS. Our mobile should also be able to have some features added or disabled as per users need. Such as \"what should be the look of the screen?\", in which we could be able to disable the notification, or change the location of the network notifier.\n\n\n\n\nAlso, in touch phones the Exit and Minimize Buttons should be on the corner as of Windows or Mac.\n\n\n\n\nI would also suggest the OS to have a Restart functions as of the PC.","2010-11-19T09:02:03","2010-11-19T09:02:02","sssharcccnd",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,1]
[null,2395,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Selection Keys","in Nokia Symbian 9.4 like 5800 We can have 4 Selection Keys at Portrait mode and 5 Selection Keys at landscape mode in the menu, why you don&#39;t use it like Samsung Omnia HD?","2009-11-07T01:11:40","2009-11-07T01:11:39","lsamanl",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,2907,"Mobile functionality","User interface","&quot;Call log&quot;","Why is there only 1 icon for all types of numbers?","2009-11-25T18:16:42","2009-11-26T09:25:46","evan79",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,5211,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Install menu languages when flashing with NSU ","Now symbian phones have different product codes and these products codes are divided by regions. Firmware updates to your phone are sent depending on your region and product code.\n\n\n\n\nPhone market is global, you can buy your phone from store next to you or thru internet from any location in the world. Everything is okay if your native language is English. But if you want to have for e.g. lithuanian, russian, romanian, polish or other laguages, you have to tweak your phone and change product code, or to bring it to service center (remember that warranty isn't global and you will have to pay for this service). In service center they will add only required language file (it's separate file, called language pack). Everything is okay with system to have different product codes and regions, but it would be very convenient to have possibility to choose which language to add when you update you phone with Nokia Software Updater (NSU).\n\n\n\n\nMain points of this idea:\n\n\n\n\nI can buy phone from anywhere in the world, but I can't do it because phone menu won't have my language pre-installed.\n\n\n\n\nIt's possible to change product code and update firmware with required language, but it's also best way to loose warranty.\n\n\n\n\nBring phone to service center and they will add required language file. But you need to pay for this and after firmware update this language file will be gone, so you have to repeat the procedure.\n\n\n\n\nSymbian has all possibilities to add this function to NSU, that you could choose preferred language to be installed with firmware.","2010-02-05T07:23:53","2010-10-15T12:00:09","syliokas",0,100,"Expert review",30,0]
[null,5362,{"$nulls":3},"It's difficult to evaluate this idea, when your native language is English and it's in all firmware updates. But when you speking russian, lithuanian, polish ant etc. it's quite difficult to buy phone abroad and have extra expenses for language installation.","2010-02-09T14:34:26","2010-02-09T14:34:25","syliokas",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,7771,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Ability to view and edit basic office documents","I would love for my phone to be preloaded with basic (atleast) office document editor. I think that is one place some other platforms are doing very well.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-05-29T12:31:58","2010-05-29T12:31:58","rdsharma",0,96.15,"Voting and discussion",5,1]
[null,7775,{"$nulls":3},"This was standard on older Nokia's, such as, E71, N96 8GB.  I think the question may be out of Symbian Foundation's hands. My suggestion is to pass this on to Nokia and for this community to vote on it. Some times it makes sense to make the remark here, or place it on one of Nokia's sites.\n\n\n\n\nI agree with Raghav. I was surprised to receive my N97 mini and learn that it had no pre-installed document creator, reader, editor and that the app is expensive. I support relaying the information to Nokia either through voting on this site or having Raghav and others contact Nokia directly. This has my vote.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-05-29T15:29:56","2010-05-29T15:29:56","ginau",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,7777,{"$nulls":3},"The Quick Office viewer is free and can be used on most Symbian devices. The version that enables you to edit is not free. This is similar to most other platforms.","2010-05-29T18:00:42","2010-05-30T02:23:55","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10085,{"$nulls":3},"There may be used free apps like:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://sourceforge.net/projects/alternatedjvu/ \n\n\n\n\nfor PDF and djvu (it may be also upgraded and updated every some time)\n\n\n\n\nand if it comes to the office documents editing there should be at list one good txt editor or Open Document editor:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://tovganesh.blogspot.com/2006/06/mobioo-v01-first-openoffice-odt-reader.html\n\n\n\n\nthis is OpenSource so i think that it may be used and developed for a good one app with updates","2010-10-10T21:52:13","2010-10-10T21:52:13","nitrous17",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2396,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Mark Key in The Gallery","in Symbian 9.4 we have not a key for mark in gallery but we have a key for Edit a picture. if this key change to a Mark Key (pen key) its more useful than now.","2009-11-07T01:15:12","2009-11-07T01:15:12","lsamanl",0,47.11,"Voting and discussion",1,1]
[null,3420,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Swatch+Nokia, simple bluetooth watch","Bluetooth watches seem out of fashion... I just think they tried to do too much.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nA Swatch fashion piece that lights amber/red for incoming/missed calls, or a passive monochrome dot-matrix display that scrolls your SMS/tweets, can be affordable and understated vs. a high-tech Citizen/Seiko gizmo...\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n... just let us know when we need to pull out our phones from the pocket or purse. (and blink like mad if phone battery goes dead or if we misplace the phone and wander out of its range.)\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-12-13T13:48:08","2009-12-13T13:48:08","jack.wang",0,37.91,"Voting and discussion",4,4]
[null,6927,{"$nulls":3},"I would like to buy one. ","2010-04-04T15:17:56","2010-04-04T15:17:56","axeljaeger",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3452,{"$nulls":3},"I decided to scrap the idea for the simple reason that I don't know who would wear one? I would not wear one, I normally feel my phone vibrate or hear it ringing, so I wouldn't need a watch to flash :)","2009-12-14T09:51:14","2009-12-14T09:51:14","Susana",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5468,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Touchscreen gestures for controlling video playback","Following on from my blog posting (http://martinpwebb.wordpress.com/2009/10/23/lean-forward-lean-back-mobile-multimedia-in-the-three-screen-world/) I think that controlling video playback with lean-forward, PC-style model - i.e. dragging a slider bar - is not really the best model for use in a phone. \n\n\n\n\nEqually, a set-top box apoproach - i.e. 2x, 4x etc playback - isn't necessarily the best either.  Why should the phone have to be the same as TVs and PCs?\n\n\n\n\nSo I would like to propose a mechanism that combines lean-forward and lean-back, which is an example of the kind of mobile-specific video strategies I was trying to describe in my blog.\n\n\n\n\nThe idea is to control video playback via circular gestures.  When the user starts this gesture, the video display is transitioned to a carousel.  The carousel shows key frames (i.e. I-frames).  Clockwise gestures spin the carousel forwards in time, and vice versa for anticlockwise gestures.  The time bar updates to show the timestamp of the front-most image. \n\n\n\n\nThe hardware video decoder is paused during this, and the software decoder is used to decode the I-frames.  The I-frames then need to be grabbed into an OpenVG object so that scaling and animation is possible.\n\n\n\n\nI admit this idea isn't straightforward, and to implement this will require a number of coordinated contributions (which is where Symbian can help) - but first, what do you all think of the usability of this idea?\n\n\n\n\nSince one picture = 1000 words:","2010-02-12T09:37:10","2010-10-11T05:22:31","mpwebb",0,100,"Expert review",33,0]
[null,5538,{"$nulls":3},"Normal 0     false false false  EN-GB X-NONE X-NONE              MicrosoftInternetExplorer4                                                                                                                                                            \n\n /* Style Definitions */\n table.MsoNormalTable\n\t{mso-style-name:\"Table Normal\";\n\tmso-tstyle-rowband-size:0;\n\tmso-tstyle-colband-size:0;\n\tmso-style-noshow:yes;\n\tmso-style-priority:99;\n\tmso-style-qformat:yes;\n\tmso-style-parent:\"\";\n\tmso-padding-alt:0cm 5.4pt 0cm 5.4pt;\n\tmso-para-margin:0cm;\n\tmso-para-margin-bottom:.0001pt;\n\tmso-pagination:widow-orphan;\n\tfont-size:10.0pt;\n\tfont-family:\"Times New Roman\",\"serif\";\n\tmso-fareast-font-family:\"Times New Roman\";}\n\n\n\n\n\n\nI love this.\n\n\n\n\nI really hate it when I have to seek fwd and reverse , adjusting the tip of my finger on  a fine line. Its tough , especially when you are moving or you have thick fingers :-).\n\n\n\n\nBut am just wondering , how to control the granularity of the seek. If we decide on I- frames , I guess it will be very tough to seek big files or movies.\n\n\n\n\nMay be we need something where we can easily fine tune the granularity intuitively - something like after every full circle we make it jump a full section of I -frames .\n\n\n ","2010-02-15T11:14:38","2010-02-15T11:14:37","arunabh_singh",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5568,{"$nulls":3},"Hi, I like your IDEA....these types of features are needed....\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nGesture frame work has been discussd and is a focus group.  Can this please be a refinement under that subject?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nConversely, accessibility is another area which needs a focus group and this would and could fall under.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI like th IDEA in theory, but, would like it combied with the multitude of other gesture frame work posts or accessibility and have these very large business trends discussed and prioritized.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIs this acceptable to you?","2010-02-15T23:53:32","2010-02-15T23:53:32","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6105,{"$nulls":3},"Sorry for the delay in replying - I've been on paternity leave.  Thanks all for your comments.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n@Effie: I agree, and your idea is where I was heading with the comment about the time bar representing the time stamp of the front-most image.  My description wasn't very clear!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n@GU-S: at an implementation level, this goes beyond just the gesture framework, since implementing it would need changes to the video player, changes to use a software codec for decoding the I-frames while the main decode is paused etc etc.  So it's a multi-part idea, and gestures are actually a small part of the implementation.  Hence I think it makes more sense to drive from a multimedia perspective.  But I do certainly agree the gesture aspect of this idea needs to be synchronised with other gesture ideas, and that is where Symbian Foundation can add value.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n@Arunabh: good point about GOP sizes - they do tend to be very long in mobile (I've come from a TV and STB background as you know - where a GOP of 8 seconds was considered long!).  The issue with finer granularity is decoding, since for this to be fast you need to be able to render individual frames quickly.  So there's a UI/usability aspect here - one option could be to simply have a grey box when no thumbnail can be decoded in time (I think web apps have set an example here with similar behaviours) or we could decode the P/B frames anyway and assume that the corruption will be less noticeable when scaled.","2010-03-01T16:08:33","2010-03-01T16:08:33","mpwebb",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5596,{"$nulls":3},"Great concept! Every time I use the slider to navigate to a particular point in the clip I find it really hard to be succesful in just a single effort: I have to slide backwards and forward several times as the rendering will often not follow my gesture's speed and I miss the point I need to stop. Using your fingertip instead of the stylus does not result in a very accurate result either... Browsing through I-frames sounds so much easier and also feels quite natural.\n\n\n\n\nAlthough this idea is long way from implemented, I would like to add to it a bit: despite the usability issues that the slider has, it still offers you a great visual of the duration and current point in time, something that browsing the I-frames wouldn't do as well. I would still keep a thin slider on the bottom of this view just for the visual, even if it is not interactive and just \"follows\" your browsing.","2010-02-16T16:09:18","2010-02-16T16:09:18","effimiav",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9713,{"$nulls":3},"good Idea, see mine idea about gestures :)","2010-09-28T13:37:35","2010-09-28T13:37:35","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5724,"None of the Above",null,"Symbian Vehicle","A normal vehicle nowadays contains On-Board Diagnostics (OBD), electrical components, and of course the metals and fabrics, which runs on gasoline engine or hybrid. Some car enthusiasts are creatively install a car computers into their vehicles for entertainment, navigation, or just to show off!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nHere is my idea: A total (or near 100%) smart, electronic controlled car which eliminates the need for oil. The OBD will be eliminated and replaced with a Symbian OS enabled mobile device that controls the functionality of the car.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThe user can freely plug in and out the Symbian device, to and from the car respectively. When the user plug out the connection from the car, the car robbers will not be able to steal the car easily, you know, the car needs the Symbian to run the car. In this case, it will be good if the car only allows one IMEI to run the car.\n\n\n\n\nI believe developers will come out new applications that can help this totally new Symbian OS with vehicle controllable platform.\n\n\n\n\nSo what do you think?","2010-02-19T08:39:37","2010-02-19T08:39:37","tony_ysy",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,7772,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Ability to set caller image more intuituvely ","The backdrop for this is that while setting up a caller image for a friend ( from a group pic), it became unforgivably difficult to cut morph etc and add as a caller image. It required me to go edit the picture and then create a new picture to be used as a caller image. \n\n\n\n\nInstead I propose that users can just select the picture they want to use and also select the area they want to use and be done with adding caller image.\n\n\n\n\nThis will streamline it quite a bit.","2010-05-29T12:59:44","2010-05-29T12:59:44","rdsharma",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,8028,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Do not let the Avkon/Eikon die","Despite the huge investment into the Qt, e.g. porting underlying standard libraries, acquiring Trolltech, developing Mobile API, etc. what this really brings to developers and Symbian eco-system itself? Phones sales increased? More application based on Qt comes? The community becomes much larger? Symbian reputation is better? I guess answer to most of those question is no or almost no.\n\nSure, there are cross-platform possibilities, but honestly how many applications for Windows/Mac are without change useful on mobile phones? How many you know? And portability across mobile eco-system includes only Maemo, which is now history and in the future MeeGo, which destiny is completely unknown, so it is rather theoretical.\n\nDo not kill me immediately, I am not telling Qt is bad, I am just saying think before doing final step and keep keep Qt as an alternative for classic Symbian OS approach...\n\nThe Android or iPhone have also their own way how for developers, they are not compatible at all (definitely less then Symbian) and they are pretty successful, so is it Qt really such a contribution in a mobile OS competition?\n\nIs it worth to break relatively compatible Symbian API style for this? Might be I am wrong, so please discuss the topic and persuade me...\nSTeN","2010-06-16T22:01:47","2010-06-16T22:01:47","stenlik",0,50,"Voting and discussion",2,1]
[null,9526,{"$nulls":3},"Hi,\n\n\n\n\nafter talking with various developers I still think it would be good to have an Avkon as an option - but it's a task for company, since someone must fix bugs and introduce new features... while with QT on board generates really too much duplicity...\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAnyway, so far, it looks that in the future really many applications on Symbian will be hybrid, even the Mobility API will include a lot, it still cannot duplicate the whole OS + if more fine tuning and more detailed access is needed, then use of Symbian looks to be better or even mandatory choice.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThe little \"strange\" is the thing that while on other platforms the QT is matter of choice on Symbian it will be must - which again might not be bad, but I want to point on this as a difference comparing to desktop systems.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWhat I am pretty tired with are those \"cross-platform\" advertisements about QT. Where it is? We have just Symbian, one Maemo device and  some promises about MeeGo...\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nBR\n\n\n\n\nSTeN","2010-09-17T05:35:19","2010-09-17T05:35:19","stenlik",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8031,{"$nulls":3},"I have cross-posted this to the forums here http://developer.symbian.org/forum/showthread.php?p=24367#post24367 since I am sure there are technical reasons for discontinuing support.","2010-06-17T09:28:47","2010-06-17T10:51:41","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,8032,{"$nulls":3},"Well, the technical reason is that Avkon is a massive chunk of code which would otherwise sit around taking up ROM budget.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI don't see where Sten is coming from with many of his points. Qt is undoubtedly a good thing (anyone who's tried both Symbian and Qt coding can tell you that). He does have a point about touting cross-platform compatibility with desktop systems - there's no way you could just re-use the code from, say Google Earth directly. I think he's confused about Maemo/Meego. It's destiny is not 'unknown'. Nokia will make devices with out. How well these sell is another matter, but they're still more in the pool of 'Qt enabled' devices.","2010-06-17T09:37:34","2010-06-17T15:28:37","brendand",{"$nulls":3},0,1]
[null,2141,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Sensor Gestures","Add flicks and shakes of the phone to the UI. For example: \n\n1. In the browser - flick phone left to go back to the previous page, flick right to go forward.\n\n2. When receiving a call, shake the phone vertically a couple of times to answer.\n\nClearly, as with mouse gestures and multi-touch the movements need to be specific enough so that you don&#39;t do stuff by accident. But I think that this would be a good extension for one handed use.","2009-10-30T09:33:32","2010-10-15T12:00:26","timh",0,100,"Expert review",30,0]
[null,2142,{"$nulls":3},"This would be kind of cool. I actually implemented this feature for Mobbler (for S60 3rd ed. devices only at the moment). We made it so the user could flick to the right to skip tracks, which was pretty popular as it meant you could skip by hitting your phone without taking it out of your pocket. Great if you're wearing gloves...\n\n\n\nThe code for the ECOM plug-in I wrote for mobbler is available under GPLv2 here:\nhttp://code.google.com/p/mobbler/source/browse/#hg/gestureobserver\n\n\n\nOf course, that means the code couldn't be directly transferred to the foundation for licensing reasons, but technically it wouldn't be a good solution anyway because the sensor APIs have changed in S^1 onwards. Might be handy reference code though, as there isn't much of it there and it would be simple to re-implement!","2009-10-30T10:22:27","2009-10-30T10:23:07","jaley",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8306,{"$nulls":3},"This Idea is good and needs to be looked at by the SF community and internal staff. If this exists as Freddie points out, is it Symbian Signed?","2010-07-12T02:54:09","2010-07-12T02:54:08","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8332,{"$nulls":3},"This is really useful since most new phones have accelerometers anyway, why not use it for this purpose. Imagine being able to go back to the precious page or menu without pressing any key or touching the screen.","2010-07-13T10:15:39","2010-07-13T10:15:39","leganite",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2269,{"$nulls":3},"I think this already exists: see http://keynetik.com/","2009-11-02T18:15:00","2009-11-02T18:15:00","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2397,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Gallery and Picture Viewer","in Symbian 9.4 when we view pictures we don&#39;t have any problem but when we try to back to the picture and video thumbnails list, phone jumps to first picture that we were opened.\nOr when we delete a picture, phone jumps to the first picture that we was opened at thumbnails list.","2009-11-07T01:26:52","2009-11-07T01:26:51","lsamanl",0,100,"Voting and discussion",30,0]
[null,3131,{"$nulls":3},"I want an easy way to remove image or vide from the gallery but not erasing it, because there are apps that add images (like emoticons) and those appear in the gallery but erasing them will affect the so called app.","2009-12-03T09:00:23","2009-12-03T09:00:23","Yorch",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8534,{"$nulls":3},"Very much agreed","2010-07-22T15:35:47","2010-07-22T15:35:47","chrsp",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2420,{"$nulls":3},"That really annoys me too, particularly when trying to step through a big set of photos deleting the ones I don&#39;t like!","2009-11-08T19:58:15","2009-11-08T19:58:14","craigh",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,9956,{"$nulls":3},"Agree","2010-10-08T12:32:56","2010-10-08T12:32:56","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3421,"Symbian Foundation","Increase device usage","Depressed Mini Joystick","Symbian OS now has the capability of running a fantastic range of games on most mobiles with a decent processor.  But the enjoyment is usually short-lived by the constraints of the mobile hardware.\n\n\n\n\nNokia n-gage made the first attempt to bring real gaming into the hands of mobile phone users, with its directional keypad and intuitive layout, however its design was not conducive to the daily portability and purpose of a mobile telephone.\n\n\n\n\nSimple answer is a tiny thumb joystick depressed within the phone which is countersunk in the keypad.\n\n\n\n\nPress to pop up and use like a normal joystick and press again to sink back in the recess when not in use.\n\n\n\n\nThis frees up FOUR keys and lends for a more natural gaming solution that could easily be implimented on most mobile phones.\n\n\n\n\nWhy is this simple technology not already in use? This would kick-start a whole new generation of symbian-capable games and i believe the potential is absolutely enormous!","2009-12-13T13:53:18","2009-12-13T13:53:18","ronancc",0,86.82,"Voting and discussion",7,1]
[null,5421,{"$nulls":3},"I am bring this back up for the community. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThese IDEAs could make a Symbian gaming device that was better than any out there.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nPlease think about these design ideas and know that the gaming market is HUGE!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThis modification of \"a Symbian Device\" could make a nice gamer mobile, that has all the memory and is ready for all of you who like to develop games, to make a fortune.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThe other function of the \"joystick\" could be \"mouse-like.\"   Guess, what, the next biggest money making market is the professional or business user.  If they have a better UI and could use their mobile instead of their PC.......devices and application sales will sky rocket!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nPlease reconsider this improvement.  It is a very good IDEA.","2010-02-11T01:40:32","2010-02-11T01:40:32","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5428,{"$nulls":3},"Great Idea, - but don't want this function in each device, May be We can have some special gaming Symbian phone. Like N-gage device . You have my support. \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-11T09:29:32","2010-02-11T09:29:32","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3431,{"$nulls":3},"Probably because the directional keypad is also a button when depressed. Having in place would interfere with clicking the centre. A better idea might be a dual slider gaming phone that operated as a normal phone in portrait mode, with the 12 key pad sliding out the bottom. In landscape mode, with the slide actuated in the opposite direction, it could be used like the old sega gamegear, with D pad on one side of the screen, and game buttons on the other. ","2009-12-13T18:41:37","2009-12-13T18:41:37","cdavies",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5735,{"$nulls":3},"It's an interesting idea, but I don't really think it's going to be a winner.\n\n\n\n\nI don't think that this could be physically engineered in such a way that all phones could have it (space, both front real-estate and internal), so you're already talking about a handset designed for gaming first. That is a niche market.\n\n\n\n\nAs wonderfully tactile popping it up and down would be, I don't think an actual joystick is the way forward. I was really impressed by the analogue thumb 'stick' on the PSP It felt and acted exactly like the analogue sticks on the DualShocks. It's a much better solution - no chance of it popping up and being broken in your pocket!\n\n\n\n\nI also don't think that the biggest problem with the gaming scene on Symbian is because there isn't a decent input device for the games - I hate to mention it, but iPhone.\n\n\n\n\nHowever, something like this could make a great accessory, if it clipped onto the handset in someway, that could be left in place if the user so wished - like those little keyboards you used to get for the old Ericsson phones.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-19T10:38:56","2010-02-19T10:38:56","cowboycoder",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3432,{"$nulls":3},"Ronan and Chris have a great idea.  I support a change to help with gaming.  I love gaming and am N-gage's #5 in the WORLD TETRIS player :D! Hey, I have a large inner child ! \n\n\n\n\nImprovements for gaming should include movement sensor game Applications, and a lot of them.....Kids and adults love both the novelty and the ease of not having to touch buttons to control a game....Now, the N95 8 GB has great gaming capabilities (n-gage), but the layout is not that great and it is easy to hit the wrong controller buttons, and that makes gaming less fun, and usage for that matter (but I will not complain about the N95 keyboard in this post)....\n\n\n\n\nIf there was a mobile with a more user-friendly \"Gaming keypad\" that would be great, and joystick would be fabulous..I do not think the joysick should be depressed and pop up, but it should be always available, like the \"IBM THINK PAD\" controller. Since it is still a mobile, the joystick could steer games (helicopters, cars,move people, naigate through games etc), but it could also be have a \"mouse-like\" functionality. \n\n\n\n\nThe gaming market is huge.....SO, if there was a functional improvement to make Symbian devices more USER-FRIENDLY for gaming....That certainly compliments the APPPLICATIONs development and building a stronger and successful SYMBIAN FOUNDATION!  Nice job!","2009-12-13T19:36:11","2009-12-13T19:36:11","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5571,{"$nulls":3},"Come on game developers and gamers.....Ronan has a great IDEA for a device!","2010-02-16T00:27:26","2010-02-16T00:27:26","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5469,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Tablet Computers","Port like crazy.","2010-02-12T09:40:53","2010-05-05T17:41:45","Mesenburg",0,100,"Closed",2,0]
[null,7005,"Mobile applications",null,"Better facebook app","I have the Facebook app on my n97 and i use it regular but i think it needs to be more complex. The i-phone has an app that has notifications and Facebook chat on it. i think if Symbian had an app like this it would appeal to the younger generation as they see Facebook as a day-to-day need.","2010-04-08T12:25:45","2010-04-08T12:25:44","tfletcher62268",0,100,"Voting and discussion",3,0]
[null,7006,{"$nulls":3},"The Facebook app on the N97 is made by Nokia (and is a web-runtime one if I'm not mistaken). It would be to them to improve that one.\n\n\n\n\nFacebook is working on a Qt app which would be compatible with Symbian, MeeGo (Maemo), and any other devices which have the Qt runtime. This app is in alpha/beta and is available now. Symbian Guru has a review of that item here. I'd recommend to take a look at it and recommend improvements to that team as well.\n\n\n\n\nWith those under development, I'm not sure that it would make sense for the Symbian Foundation to create one as there'd be nothing for them to differentiate themselves with in doing it.","2010-04-08T15:19:39","2010-04-08T15:19:39","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3422,"Mobile applications",null,"UI switching and customizing","If you compare the first Symbian Nokia 7650 user interface with the newest S60 3rd FP2 devices you can see that it \"almost\" does not change. While having the consistent UI for such long period has some advantages, some customers might be quite disappointed that iPhone or Android phone users have so attractive UI, while they are stacked for ~7 years with UI, which is almost not evolving.\n\n\nIf you check why people love new phones - it is 80% because of its UI. They do not care too much about the functionality - they are mostly interested in UI.\n\n\nI suggest to allow developers to customize main elements of the phone UI, which means basically just two of them: the home screen and main menu (The possibility of customizing all controls could be the next step.). If there will be OS service telling me constantly, which content must be displayed on the home screen and in the main menu and the OS will have framework for switching between different UIs, then I can easily make the Android/iPhone/WM like UI or any other on the Symbian phone.\n\n\nThis needs clear separation of graphical interface and displayed data (this is already done on Symbian) and clearly defined API for getting all home screen and main menu data and their change notifications plus some switching (plug-in??) framework. You can think about it like about having KDE and Gnome on  Symbian - but this comparison is not 100% same, because the standard controls will remain same across all UIs.\n\n\n \n\n\n \n\n\n \n\n\n \n\n\nBR\n\n\nSTeN\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nFrom 6.0 to 9.5 now, the Sym interface is so much change. Not only in  interface but also effects. But if you try N97 mini, 5530, 5630 - one of  the latest Sym phone, you can see is not enought. Compare with other OS  like Apple, Windows, Android, and Meamo, the effects of Sym is not spectacular.\n\n\n\n\nI have seen the demo N8 (latest Symbian). It's still look like old Symbian ^1's effects. The \"open menu\", \"open folder\" effects are exactly on my Nokia 5630. And \"rotate-screen\" fade-2-black effect, which has seen on Nokia N97.\n\n\n\n\nSo i want, the next version of Symbian must have a \"NICE and DIFFERENT EFFECTS\".\n\n\n\n\nHere is some idea, Plz reply to built it:\n\n\n\n\n * When we move finger to chose workspaces, the screen will move \"around\" like a \"ball\"\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n * Better application switch: The app switch in ^3 is look like maemo and Windoze Vista\n\n\n\n\n    (Here is my simple example. You can creative better than it)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n * Rotate-effect: I like rotate screen effect of Nokia E66. And i want something smooth like it.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nHere is only my few example for effects, because everybody can Innovation a thousand of effects.\n\n\n\n\nPlz reply to built this idea !","2009-12-13T14:27:39","2010-09-15T14:14:24","stenlik",0,98.41,"Expert review",32,2]
[null,9520,{"$nulls":3},"Exprert Review !","2010-09-16T12:48:45","2010-09-16T12:48:45","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9529,{"$nulls":3},"Hi,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI posted this idea before about 6 months. Since that I have chance to met with various customers (who demanded some software) and they all complains about the UI and they all tend (you might like it or not) to compare it with iPhone and latest HTC Android devices. Their experience is mainly with Nokia 5th (Symbian^1) devices, as the SE and Samsung are rather rare to be seen, and it is not unfortunately as good as it might be.\n\n\n\n\nI am not sure if Symbian^3 devices will change it or not, but once they dislike Symbian and start preferring other OS it is hard to convince them to switch back...\n\n\n\n\nBTW - What the Expert Review exactly means? Will there be some written output from it?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nBR\n\n\n\n\nSTeN","2010-09-17T05:48:31","2010-09-17T08:01:40","stenlik",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8001,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing back for community support!","2010-06-15T10:57:49","2010-06-15T10:57:49","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9596,{"$nulls":3},"Hi,\n\n\n\n\nI was thinking again about the idea and I come to some conclusions I would like to summary below:\n\n\n\n\n1/ Even the Symbian is still the biggest smart phone platform it  is  missing the reputation of the high-end phone, which it has in the  past.\n\n\n\n\n2/ This has quite negative impact on number of applications  customers are requested, since the normal users, which buy low  end Nokia X6 are not typical customers for native  applications - might be thy buy more Java Me games, themes, songs...\n\n\n\n\n3/  The Symbian needs I think through the different versions of the  UIs  (and the hardware) fight back for attracting people who want the  top end phones available on the market and those are nowadays iPhone,  high-end  Androids and Blackberry devices.\n\n\n\n\n4/ In the past there was Series  80, UIQ and S60 - I like this idea  of different UIs based on the same  platform, while it is not necessary  that they are developed by Symbian,  but by 3rd party companies like was  the Nokia and UIQ Technology. And I  think developers and users like  this too.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nBR\n\n\n\n\nSTeN","2010-09-23T14:50:24","2010-09-23T14:51:50","stenlik",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4489,{"$nulls":3},"The company IMMMOOO is already selling alternative UIs. Myphone (Iphone) , Win7 and Andriod alternative UIs are all available for Symbian. Since IMMMOOO can create multiple UIs, on top of a common Operating System I don't think its too much to ask a company Like Nokia to release their phones with the option of installing any one of a number of alternative UIs. Better still can someone come up with an app which the average joe can use to tailor their phones UI to suit to their own needs?\n\n\n\n\nJust for interest, I Installed a freeware Iphone like UI on my N97 last night called vMenu. Its quite good if you don't have too many apps however with seven screens with 15 Apps on each it starts getting a little confusing trying to find specific apps so I might be reverting back to clunky old Symbian yet. There might be 'an app for that' but its no good if you can't find it in a sea of Icons!","2010-01-16T09:23:25","2010-01-16T09:23:25","Digitalink",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9115,{"$nulls":3},"\"They do not care too much about the functionality - they are mostly interested in UI.\"\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThat's exactly why I can't stand any of them. I'll take functionality over UI any day of the week.","2010-08-26T22:32:09","2010-08-26T22:32:09","NseriesFreak7",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9116,{"$nulls":3},"Pretty much what you want is what SPB Mobile Shell offers, correct?","2010-08-26T22:39:02","2010-08-26T22:39:02","NseriesFreak7",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4530,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Sten,  There is an initiative on this at http://symbianuibrainstorm.wordpress.com/\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-17T07:38:23","2010-01-17T09:27:22","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4533,{"$nulls":3},"Normal 0   false false false         MicrosoftInternetExplorer4       \n\n /* Style Definitions */\n table.MsoNormalTable\n\t{mso-style-name:\"Table Normal\";\n\tmso-tstyle-rowband-size:0;\n\tmso-tstyle-colband-size:0;\n\tmso-style-noshow:yes;\n\tmso-style-parent:\"\";\n\tmso-padding-alt:0cm 5.4pt 0cm 5.4pt;\n\tmso-para-margin:0cm;\n\tmso-para-margin-bottom:.0001pt;\n\tmso-pagination:widow-orphan;\n\tfont-size:10.0pt;\n\tfont-family:\"Times New Roman\";\n\tmso-fareast-font-family:\"Times New Roman\";\n\tmso-ansi-language:#0400;\n\tmso-fareast-language:#0400;\n\tmso-bidi-language:#0400;}\n\n\n\n\nHi,\n\n\n \n\n\nThere is yet another aspect of the UI programming. The thing is that today is the mobile OS market quite fragmented (Symbian, WM, Maemo, Android, iPhon, Bada&hellip;) and having a commercial solution just for one platform is not acceptable. While big potions of the code can be written independently on the underlying OS and shared across various platforms, the main problem remains the GUI, especially on projects, where having the same consistent UI design and style across various platforms is requested.  This is btw quite common and understandable requirement &ndash; having the same UI across supported platforms.\n\n\n \n\n\nThis does not mean that we need to have the same gfx engine/libraries (like Qt) on all platforms - that's simply impossible, but what we can get from the OS is the UI layer, which is enough universal to be used with own provided graphics. On Symbian it is not as good as it can be - just try to modify the CBA buttons, menus or setting lists, try to use here own graphics, colors or fonts. It is usually easier to write own control from the scratch. Why? That waste an enormous time...\n\n\n \n\n\nBR\n\n\nSTeN","2010-01-17T09:39:50","2010-01-25T03:58:20","stenlik",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4040,{"$nulls":3},"I have just finishing reading an article in the moblie magazine, where was the comparsion or Symbian, iPhone, Android and Windows Mobile operating system and again the main critisism was against the user interface, which according to editors is not looking so fresh and innovative as on other platforms... Even customized WM looks better. I cannot help myself, but it's a UI, what many people admire on smart phones, so do something with that...","2009-12-31T04:35:03","2010-01-18T19:16:11","stenlik",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4826,{"$nulls":3},"There are many interesting threads in the \"Use Interface Council\" section on the www,symbian.org developers forum: http://developer.symbian.org/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=28\n\n\n\n\nEspecially the \"UI Suggestion\" thread: http://developer.symbian.org/forum/showthread.php?t=2350\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nBR\n\n\n\n\nSTeN\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-25T03:42:22","2010-01-25T03:42:22","stenlik",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4064,{"$nulls":3},"Hi,\n\n\n\n\nthanks for your comment. I agree with all you have said - having chance to develop also on WM and Android - form my point of view there is no discussion that the Symbian OS, is from the technical point of view a a step ahead before any current mobile operating system. Together with the community around SF and forum.nokia I think that the OS itself can attract much more customers, but the UI concept must be redefined.\n\n\n\n\nSaying that the ideas is common, could you please put here some links to have them all on one place and/or merge all ideas into one to have a bigger chance to get more support for it?\n\n\n\n\nThanks\n\n\n\n\nSTeN","2010-01-02T07:39:48","2010-01-05T01:55:05","stenlik",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4604,{"$nulls":3},"a very good point, phones like the iPhone has so nice dela popularity interface but I am very limited functions compared to a symbian, however, if a Symbian device with all good features sun likes a nice new interface would have a great phone.","2010-01-18T19:08:05","2010-07-17T15:26:54","barahona69",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3678,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","Improved &#39;new message&#39; dialog","We all know and 'love' :o the 'new message' pop-up that appears on the home screen when we recieve an SMS. It just tells you how many messages you have and you press it to go to your inbox. What I propose is something a bit more dynamic:\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\nIt would be ever so slightly bigger in height than the current pop-up, to facilitate scrolling. In most cases you'd have 1-4 new messages, so they would fit in there. But for those with heavy SMS usage (maybe recieving 10+) messages before being able to read them, the extra height would allow some comfort room for scrolling. Each line would start with the date/time (or maybe just time) and also display the summary text, but in a marquee form so that the whole message could be read just from that summary view. At the very end of the line would be the little 'Reply' shortcut. Here's an ASCII version:\n\n\n \n\n\n|17:46 |Are you coming home soon? |[ &gt; ]|\n\n\n|12:20pm|Going to lunch? |[ &gt; ]|\n\n\n|9:37am  |Will you be attending the... |[ &gt; ]|\n\n\n \n\n\nOne thing that might be a stumbling block is where to fit the contact info? Particularly if it's from an unknown number. In fact that may very well be the reason why something like this hasn't been done before. I'll let you good folks decide though.\n\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-12-18T00:00:38","2010-08-11T16:00:38","brendand",0,100,"Closed",9,0]
[null,3720,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Brendan,  I have a little older model than you, and do not have the feature that you speak of.  But I think a mock up would be nice help people see what you mean.  There are many good mockups on the site and they facilitate votes,questions, suggsetions and refinements. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI love the SMS quick reply solution that you have!","2009-12-18T18:55:00","2009-12-20T16:59:14","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3751,{"$nulls":3},"Ideas and the mockup make sense; and as with other system notifications, this is definitely something that should be looked at. Your screen-cap is larger than the device's size, because that font works, just not at the font-height that it would be with a device with a 3.2in screen. But the functionality makes a lot of sense, a whole lot.","2009-12-20T23:58:48","2009-12-21T15:42:15","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3781,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Brendan, Thanks for the mock up.....I think that this a nice feature.  I still like to hide my messages and see a number count, and click on messages, and read or listen to them at my leasure.  I would be happy to have a screen that looked like yours pop up and have messages nice, big, organized (threaded), and my favorite is the quick reply feature that is in your original proposal.  Looks nice and is USER-FRIENDLY!","2009-12-21T16:41:10","2009-12-24T00:35:07","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8698,{"$nulls":3},"Check out the Nokia Notifications - http://betalabs.nokia.com/apps/nokia-notifications ","2010-08-05T08:19:52","2010-08-05T08:19:52","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4190,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Common Widget User Interface for all Touch Devices","As we know the s60 fifth edition devices have diff homescreen styles such as one has a widget styled other has a plain homescreen.Why dont we make it common it all symbian 5th edition phones .Does Homescreen matters for price :( i dont think so.  and also we some group of modders while testing the internals of Symbian 5th edition found we can MOD the homescreen but not yet completly.Here in http://www.sirajsoft.com you can see some Custom Homescreen MODS we had done.I strongly recommend Symbian community to makes all homescreen packed in all fifth editon Device and let the user make the choice. Thanks for reading this","2010-01-07T18:34:54","2010-10-13T05:13:31","apache",0,98.26,"Expert review",37,1]
[null,4192,{"$nulls":3},"Symbian^1 isn't as flexible and what we've seen from Nokia's N97/N97 Mini is the backport of Symbian^2's homescreen widgets. The interface and means of development are common (web runtime tech -- WRT) - its up to the licensee for making it available to use.\n\n\n\n\nYes, it would have been nice to see all Symbian^1 devices using the same widget homescreen as the N97/N97 Mini - but that was the case of using S^1 as it had been developed. Maybe later devices will be a lot more open with the lessons learned from it -- similar to what has already been seen in Nokia's shots of its user interface concepts for Symbian^3 devices at its Capital Markets Day presentation.","2010-01-07T18:39:36","2010-01-07T18:39:36","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4193,{"$nulls":3},"Gr8 idea, but nokia dont even release a fw for 5800 with kinetic scrolling, you think they will put a HS like N97 in all touch?...i dont think so :/","2010-01-07T18:40:26","2010-01-08T18:17:43","neonoafs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4257,{"$nulls":3},"The great deal will be to add at least some ideas from N97 to other Symbian^1 devices. It would be glad to have an option to change the email notification to agenda notifications.\n\n\n\n\nI can have a listing of agenda event if I use the old homescreen interface but not if I activate \"Contact Bar\" interface.","2010-01-09T12:38:16","2010-09-18T17:12:47","axisama",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5726,"Symbian Foundation",null,"Symbian beyond ARM","Symbian being an embedded OS, porting it to less limited hardware will definitely unleash more power while still keeping the benefit of the embedded OS.\n\n\n\n\nPorting Symbian on x86, MIPS and other architectures should open ways to developers to develop applications for On Board Vehicle Management systems, Home entertainment systems and many more. \n\n\n\n\nImagine a ATM running on Symbian? \nA Car whose diagnostics system and entertainment systems run on Symbian, Home entertainment systems, Digital setup boxes, Cameras, Projectors and more....\n\n\n\n\nPossibilities if having Symbian in networking equipment like Routers should also be explored. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-19T09:13:12","2010-02-19T09:13:12","vadlamudi1986",0,100,"Voting and discussion",10,0]
[null,5731,{"$nulls":3},"While I think porting to MIPS might be a decent way of shaking the decades of little endian specificness out of the platform (and ye gods, that'd be a colossal pain) I can't help but think this idea is more of a Do It Yourself kind of thing.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSmartphones are more less entirely arm driven, and Symbian is first and foremost an OS for smartphones. Still, if you find an interesting device and decide to do a port, I'm sure everyone will be cheering you on. ","2010-02-19T09:47:32","2010-02-19T09:47:32","cdavies",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,5732,{"$nulls":3},"Odd, the way you start off by saying that running Symbian on less limited hardware would release its potential... and then go on about ATMs, VMSs and other systems even more constrained than a smartphone.\n\n\n\n\nI'd back anyone wishing to do a more thorough x86 port though (I believe there is some kind of support in there - I know the Symbian Ltd. base team needed it to test SMP before there was ARM hardware available with it)","2010-02-19T09:55:09","2010-02-19T10:45:22","brendand",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,95,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Separate the Prediction Market from the Ideas board","The Prediction Market and this ideas board both look like good tools but have very little logical connection with one another.  I see them as separate tools and I think the interfaces to both could be simplified if they were separated.","2009-04-06T19:48:31","2009-04-06T19:48:31","markw",0,100,"Being done",5,0]
[null,4447,"Mobile applications",null,"Consumer Ideas Community via mobile Devices."," \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nMy idea is providing a communication channel for ideas between Device manufactorer and every single Device user out there, further it gives answer to how to bring consumer ideas further into the heart of Device manufactorer for development &amp; implementation.\n\n\n\n\nBackground: \nAccept Ideas SW has a direct link between ideas into; portfolio planning &amp; requirements handling\nFurther \"Accept Ideas\" enables the possibility to go public via web browser on mobile phones as well. Everything for capturing new ideas for Device manufactorer. Creating a \"Consumer Ideas Community\". \n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\nPlease stay in touch for elaboration on this idea:\nBr Lars Soerensen - Requirement Engineering Manager\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-15T09:55:32","2010-01-15T14:49:47","lsoerens",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,4448,{"$nulls":3},"Lars, what exactly are you proposing? This looks like an advert for AcceptSoftware.com, but I suspect that you don't work for AcceptSoftware...","2010-01-15T10:27:09","2010-01-15T14:58:24","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4453,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Lars,\n\n\n\n\nTwo things to clarify from the outset\n\n\n\n\n -- Symbian is not part of Nokia.\n -- Symbian ideas is the idea collection mechanism that you propose, for Symbian.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n I've looked at AcceptIdeas and the functionality it offers is very similar to that offered by the Spigit platform used for this site. I can see immediate pros and cons to both implementations. AcceptIdeas also has an AcceptRequirements phase which does look like a useful piece of software for internal product teams and aligning feature choices with consumer demand, but at this point this tool would not be appropriate for Symbian.\n\n\n\n\nThe one concrete idea, relevant to Symbian, that I take from your post is:\n\n\n\n\n -- Have a version of your ideas collection software available on mobile devices\n\n\n\n\n\n\n Would this be a fair summary?\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-15T12:04:13","2010-01-15T14:44:32","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4471,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Freddie, the Ideas posting to Symbian directly from the IDEAs page is something that would be very helpful.....\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nYes, i tweet and do other social media....however, I also check the IDEAs site from my mobile al the time and it is a great IDEA to have the ability to write comments directly when I am on the page.....If you would prefer tweets, than maybe, the feeds that we subscribe to should be tweeted, and not emailed from the site.....\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIf both functionalities (Mobile input directly to IDEAs and Tweet linkage for comment) were incorporated into the IDEAs site feeds, it would be great!!!!!!!!","2010-01-15T15:09:25","2010-01-15T15:09:25","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5215,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Add recent numbers when SMS is sent","S40 phones have nice function, when you compose SMS message and you choose phone numbers you have option to look for a number in the list of recently used numbers. Usually most of messages you send messages only to two or three numbers and it's not very convenient every time to look for same number in address book when you send a message. ","2010-02-05T09:07:43","2010-10-18T09:49:54","syliokas",0,96.92,"Being done",74,1]
[null,8982,{"$nulls":3},"Is this feature available in s^3??","2010-08-23T12:46:44","2010-09-12T13:18:40","openchallenge",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5229,{"$nulls":3},"i approve of this idea. it gets really annoying when you're texting with just one person","2010-02-05T14:08:54","2010-02-05T14:08:54","Bling",{"$nulls":3},3,0]
[null,7312,{"$nulls":3},"Yes. Messaging in S60 is time consuming as well as tedious. A \"recently used\" option can save lots of time. I agree that messaging is usually limited to 2 or 3 numbers.","2010-05-02T10:31:07","2010-05-02T10:31:07","sunildamodhar",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9875,{"$nulls":3},"Good idea!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-07T12:08:31","2010-10-07T12:08:31","CarlosFiyero",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7062,{"$nulls":3},"Just make it optional. I had a quarrel with my Wife because of this feature","2010-04-14T15:09:47","2010-04-14T15:09:47","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5727,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","Give Kudos through a small &quot;About&quot; application","The normal \"About\" application tends to have the phone hardware version, the precise software version, and a lot of legal disclaimers. We could extend this to add the names of everyone who has made a contribution to the Symbian Foundation Mercurial repositories (i.e. the names on the commits).\n\n\n\n\nIt wouldn't cost very much ROM space, but think what a kick it will be to know that your name is visible (at the bottom of page 6) in millions of phones!","2010-02-19T09:37:36","2010-02-19T09:37:36","william_roberts",0,100,"Voting and discussion",4,0]
[null,5740,{"$nulls":3},"It seems like a nice way to honour the folks that helped to make the Symbian Platform what it is today, I guess. On another note, it would be nice if we could clean up the seemingly redundant \"licensed by Nokia Corporation to Nokia\" verbiage and similar things to that, too - unless someone else is planning to rewrite the text file that acts as the source of that content.","2010-02-19T12:10:55","2010-03-01T15:56:23","vmlemon",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,6112,{"$nulls":3},"I strongly support this Idea!","2010-03-01T17:09:36","2010-03-01T17:09:36","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6751,"Mobile applications",null,"Adding public holidays to calendar ","It would be nice if calendar of mobile having an option to add public holiday list of the year.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-24T11:21:56","2010-05-20T17:49:24","nagurram",0,0,"Closed",1,0]
[null,6755,{"$nulls":3},"Hello,\n\n\n\n\nI think that your Idea has already been submitted http://ow.ly/16Skzp.  Please respond to clarify how your IDEA is different, or we will be closing this IDEA in two days.","2010-03-24T21:28:54","2010-03-24T21:28:54","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8799,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","MfE - sync one way or 2 way option. Need 1 way option.","I have a Nokia e73 using Symbian with T-Mobile in the US. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI enjoy using Mail for exchange (Mfe) - it updates it over night on my phone and my wife's phone using wifi - no data plan costs.  thanks to all the samaritans on nokia forums who helped me.  my suggestion below is not to deride the hard work.  but i am trying to provide suggestions from outside.  even if my idea is disregarded, i will stay that the developers are doing an excellent thoughtful job.\n\n\n\n\nI am stickler and update/create contacts info in google contacts.   i like one master copy and replicate the info to the phones.  i found to my dismay that the mfe sync was 2 way where as nokia's pc sync allowed to decide which wins in case of a conflict.  i choose gmail 1st, outlook on my pc 2nd, and the handheld phone should never win.\n\n\n\n\n some of the addresses are larger than 255 chars or whatever.  it is ok that symbian's Mfe did not get all the 300+ chars.  but it ended up truncating my original address in google during the 2 way sync.\n\n\n\n\nhad there been an option on mfe to say whether gmail should get contact updates, i woould have said NO. \n\n\n\n\ni will be glad to answer more questions if the developers have any.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nregards\n\n\n\n\nRavi/\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-08-12T18:01:05","2010-08-12T18:01:04","mravichandran",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,8801,{"$nulls":3},"Mail for Exchange is a Nokia licensed and implemented function of the Microsoft Active Sync protocol. If the Symbian Foundation is going to go the route of licensing this, then this comment would be relevant here. Unfortunately, that is not the case and therefore this comment is better to be placed in Nokia's forums where they not only can address the specific implementation you are talking about, but also up dares and changes. Do remember also, if you are using Active Sync for Google Calendar, you also have to deal with Google's implementation of Active Sync, which might have differences based on their arrangement with Microsoft.","2010-08-12T18:50:09","2010-08-13T19:02:53","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,96,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Guided Idea Creation ?","The page I'm using to post this idea has categories and tags, neither of which appear to be mandatory and there is very little guidance as to how they should be used.  This doesn't matter much while we only have a few ideas on here but they'll become extremely important for filtering content if this site gets the desired level of use.\n\n\n\n\nOne of the big learnings from other user generated content sites is that it's quite difficult to get content creators to add useful metadata.  Would a more structured idea creation mechanism help solve this, or put people off submitting ideas?\n\n\n\n\nHow could we make this work?  Present a selection of tags so that users can just click relevant ones rather than thinking of words to type?  Force category selection before the idea is submitted, with a category explanation page provided - this might help keep ideas on-topic too, then again we don't want to prevent people bringing relevant ideas to us just because they don't fit our existing categories?\n\n\n\n\nAny other thoughts?","2009-04-06T19:59:19","2009-04-06T19:59:19","markw",0,100,"Being done",6,0]
[null,547,{"$nulls":3},"&gt; ... category selection before the idea is submitted, with a category explanation page provided - this might help keep ideas on-topic too ...\n\n\n\n\nI like this approach, putting the idea in a category enables people more easily to watch the categories that interest them. A wide-enough set of categories also helps encourage people who have a posting to make in an area that hasn&apos;t (yet) seen many postings - the set of categories helps define the scope of the discussions.\n\n\n\n\nThe trick is to get a set of category definitions that is wide enough and clear enough so that it works almost all of the time. I&apos;m hatching an idea on this - coming soon, watch this space.\n\n\n\n\n&gt; ... then again we don&apos;t want to prevent people bringing relevant ideas to us just because they don&apos;t fit our existing categories ...\n\n\n\n\nYes, even with a set of categories that \"works almost all of the time\", we need to avoid \"accidentally disaallowing\" other ideas. It&apos;s a problem that happens with any taxonomy. For this reason, I&apos;m a big fan of making the last category (in any taxonomy) be \"None of the Above\". This allows us to catch new emerging categories, and to detect other problems in the categorisation system - mainly just by looking for activity and patterns in this last category.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-05-11T12:58:42","2009-05-13T12:54:22","LawrenceSimpson",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,551,{"$nulls":3},"I have two suggestions for this:\n\n\n\n\na) Create a set of predefined categories/tags/whatever, just make sure it&apos;s wide enough. Also agree there should be one additional \"None of the Above\" just in case\n\n\n\n\nb) Drop all categories completely, since people won&apos;t use then correctly anyway :) Instead introduce automatic categorization system, which assigns categories/tags automatically by analysing the written text, subject and thread.","2009-05-12T00:42:19","2009-05-12T08:41:16","JOM",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,569,{"$nulls":3},"problem with that approach mark is people will see their stuff moved around and might disagree or resent it or claim it is difficult to find back.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nmaybe we should identify the problem we are trying to resolve - is it content visibility, it is precise information retriveal , is it browsability?","2009-05-13T09:30:46","2009-05-13T09:30:46","Haydns",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,595,{"$nulls":3},"@Haydns, I&apos;m surprised to realize that I agree with you! I&apos;m a big fan of tags, but right now I cannot recall any successful tag use case!\n\n\n\n\nIn theory it&apos;s supposed to help searching and finding (weakly) related data. However since most of the times tags are assigned by mere humans, it&apos;s not done systemically, logically or long enough time. The result is so poor that normal search gives much better results than using tags. Yet again I can use Forum Nokia as example, unfortunately this time.\n\n\n\n\nOnly place where tags seem to work is www.librarything.com, but only because I use tags written by myself :)\n\n\n\n\nSo if tags are the solution, what is the problem they fix? Right now I cannot think of any problem, where tags would give clear benefit over normal search.","2009-05-13T23:54:02","2009-05-13T23:54:02","JOM",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,368,{"$nulls":3},"I just had a similar problem.  I had to navigate back to a similar idea, then copy the tags used there.\n\n\n\n\nBut something seems to have changed since you posted this idea, because now it seems that Category IS mandatory.  But there is no category explanation.","2009-04-29T16:06:30","2009-04-29T16:06:30","richardb",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,626,{"$nulls":3},"Maybe what we need to do is focus more on the content visibility tools - I have posted that as an idea.","2009-05-15T07:32:08","2009-05-18T12:02:13","Haydns",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,751,{"$nulls":3},"I&apos;ve set up a more specifically-defined set of categories, let&apos;s see if they work better ...\n\n\n\n\nPlease see this posting and please reply there with any feedback or suggestions for improvements.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThanks,\n\n\n\n\nLawrence Simpson\n\n\n\n\nResearch Community Manager (and admin/host of ideas.symbian.org)","2009-05-22T21:47:26","2010-12-14T18:04:20","LawrenceSimpson",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3936,"Mobile functionality","User interface","An intuitive, easy to use, fully featured, task manager","One of the things I believe Symbian is missing is a great Task Manager.  For touch screen devices, I love where Maemo 5 went with their task manager, but I don't think they went far enough.  I think Symbian could do one better. \n\n\n\n\nTake the Maemo 5 task manager look and functionality, and add a side scrolling tab bar at the top or bottom of the screen reminicent of the one on HTC's TouchFLO 3D or a simple swipe left or right on the screen to move between tabs.  There would be 5 tabs on the bar including Applications, Favorites, Memory, RAM, and System.\n\n\n\n\nThe \"Applications\" tab which would be the first one you see.  Applications would be displayed with thumbnail pictures and a small X in the top right, like Maemo 5. Like Handy Taskman, users would also be able to \"kill\" anything they want under this tab and the RAM tabs by long pressing on the app, which would bring up a menu with the options of Kill, Close, Open, Add to Favorites.\n\n\n\n\nThe second tab would be \"Favorites\" showing the user their favorite applications.\n\n\n\n\nThe third tab will be \"Memory\" where users could see the amount of memory used/free on memory chips and cards.\n\n\n\n\nTab four will show \"RAM\" usage, which will show a total amount of RAM at the top, and a breakdown by application. \n\n\n\n\nA \"System\" tab will be the last one, which would have relevant system information like IMEI, software version, etc.\n\n\n\n\nConsistent with Symbian^4, exiting the task manager will be done by tapping the Back button at the top right of the display, or where ever the back or exit button is in Symbian. Also, flicking the screen up and down will scroll up and down, when necessary. Forget all 3rd party task managers.  This is the one Symbian should have.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nHere's a rough draft of what it could look like:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-12-26T04:08:13","2010-02-03T18:27:29","NseriesFreak7",0,92.66,"Expert review",55,5]
[null,4132,{"$nulls":3},"This app exists - google  Swiss Manager Pro for S60v5 ","2010-01-05T10:13:44","2010-01-05T17:58:30","aqualung",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4148,{"$nulls":3},"This is a dreadful idea. Why would we want to inflict the excesses of the PC world on consumer electronics? If a user has to know what RAM is and how much they have, WE HAVE FAILED. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIf you want the nerdgasm yourself, then buy the third party software already available. Just don't expect anyone else to care.","2010-01-05T18:27:07","2010-02-02T03:14:47","cdavies",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4155,{"$nulls":3},"I've been using Swiss Manager since my UIQ days.  It feels like an Advanced-memory-utility rather than an easy to use taskmanager that I want.   It does too good for its purpose but Handy-Taskman beats it in elegance.","2010-01-06T00:24:51","2010-01-06T03:37:29","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3939,{"$nulls":3},"Maemo 5 taskmanager as basis is a good start.  But there is something in Handy-Taskman too that I would want Symbian to adopt. That is, an option to quickly ADD the running application to FAVORITES.  That means, one TAB gathers together all your favorite apps.\n\n\n\n\nAnother good thing from Handy-Taskman is that it shows both running apps + recently launched apps. I prefer it because there are big apps that I always close but I often run them again.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nNo need to make a side-scrolling-TAB-bar visible.  Just flick left and right to visit each tab and flick up and down to scroll though running apps.","2009-12-26T05:43:13","2010-02-02T03:12:26","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9322,{"$nulls":3},"I think that taskmanager should have:\n\n\n\n Task list and task switcher\n Memory View\n Quick start functionality\n Integration to the system and customizable activation\n Overview and control running applications\n Ability to exclude applications from tasks list\n Ability to close or kill an application\n Customizable 'close all' command\n Detailed information about each running application\n Overview and control running processes\n Ability to close or kill a process\n Overview of the list with installed applications\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nhttp://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=8936","2010-09-04T23:11:01","2010-09-04T23:12:01","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4726,{"$nulls":3},"My Vote Goes...!","2010-01-21T16:10:58","2010-01-21T16:10:58","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4730,{"$nulls":3},"You have my vote :)","2010-01-21T16:27:41","2010-01-21T16:27:40","Crim",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5526,{"$nulls":3},"also dont forget the ability to \"close all running backround apps\" :) :)\n\n\n\n\nhttp://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=5525","2010-02-15T05:32:47","2010-02-17T18:52:45","orangpelupa",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4022,{"$nulls":3},"I always been a supporter of such system apps, and hopefully now that Symbian is turning opensource we might be able to provide better functionality for some missing bits (eg: no support for process creation notification, cpu% and other info, etc)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nFor what it's worth, I wrote a simple task manager some years ago (at the times were uiq, s80 and s90 were meaningful) called \"TaskSpy\". Source code is available here: http://www.pushl.com/taskspy/ including a port to third edition (though it needs more polishing) . If anyone feels like continuing it, improving it, or even taking some parts of it, please feel free to do so.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-12-29T18:05:18","2009-12-29T18:05:50","david.caabeiro",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4089,{"$nulls":3},"Hi,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nwhat is the exact reason to make advanced manager part of the OS since there are nice application available on the market, e.g. Handy Taskman? I think we should concentrate on enhancing the API and not on applications - it is always better to let ISV to make them.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nBR\n\n\n\n\nSTeN","2010-01-04T06:32:02","2010-01-04T13:56:44","stenlik",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,8800,"Mobile applications",null,"Add songs to playlists","Hi there,\n\n\n\n\nI use the music player belonging to the symbian os and here's my idea;\n\n\n\n\nif you want to add a song to one of your playlists, you have to do like this \"options -&gt; add to playlist -&gt; new playlist/saved playlist [-&gt; name of playlist]\".\n\n\n\n\nBut it would be faster and easier if there is no step of choosing a new playlist/saved playlist but get to your saved playlists directly and as first or last playlist there is a link like \"create a new ...\"\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI hope everyone could understand me","2010-08-12T18:15:02","2010-08-12T18:18:22","bustArt",0,100,"Voting and discussion",7,0]
[null,10336,"Mobile functionality","User interface","&quot;Use Number&quot; feature to save numbers from  received SMS","Hi,\n\n\n\n\nIt would be nice if we have \"Use Number\" or similar feature in Messaging, so that user can directly view numbers in the SMS and should be able to save then directly into contact list if required.\n\n\n\n\nMany times it happens that someone sends an alternative number or third person number in SMS. My idea is that one should be directly able to save the numbers in SMS to contact list.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n--Pradeep","2010-10-20T10:39:25","2010-10-20T10:39:25","pradeepk2",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,10347,{"$nulls":3},"If you highlight or navigate your cursor (depending on which model you have) over the number in the \"to\" field, and then click Options &gt; Use Number, you will be able to do this.","2010-10-21T02:34:31","2010-10-21T02:34:31","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10353,{"$nulls":3},"Thanks i was able to save contacts directly from message!!!\n\n\n\n\nIt is better than use number  in normal cell phone.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n--Pradeep","2010-10-21T05:53:32","2010-10-21T05:53:32","pradeepk2",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,97,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","Competition to replace the heart logo","This is bound to be a contentious idea.\n\n\n\n\nThe new logo has created a buzz, which is good, but it has somewhat polarised opinion.  Just a rough count of the comments for and against on the Symbian blog and other industry blogs suggests about 2-to-1 against (at least).\n\n\n\n\nThis seems like a good opportunity to show we listen to the community consensus and provide what they want.\n\n\n\n\nHow about selecting a new logo in an open fasion by having a competition to design one with the community voting on the results.  We can filter entries that don't fit the branding at all before the voting.\n\n\n\n\nA community is surely more likely to rally around a symbol that they've chosen than one selected for them.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nJust for the record:\n\n\n\n\nI personally love the general branding but while I don't hate the new logo, I think it horribly inappropriate for purpose.  I get the argument about the symbolism but the heart doesn't share the playful wackiness of the rest of the branding images - they generally have some kind of technological element too, while the logo doesn't.  Also, the most important comment made on the blogs is that the Symbian Foundation is supposed to be developing a software platform and community around that.  Software Engineers are predominantly young males - a big yellow heart is never going to appeal to them.  There, I've stuck my neck out, so what do you all think?","2009-04-07T16:13:50","2010-03-25T13:27:54","markw",0,53.54,"Closed",8,7]
[null,521,{"$nulls":3},"I think the heart logo works okay in some contexts, but in others it looks a bit brash. On the Beta developer website it looks okay amongst all the rest of the branding. On its own though I don&apos;t like it. I think having a competition might stir up a bit of interest, could be worth a try.","2009-05-07T15:37:07","2009-05-07T15:37:07","brendand",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,301,{"$nulls":3},"I&apos;ve nothing against the branding per se but the issue is exactly the same as in old-Symbian - who is the Foundation trying to appeal to? If it is looking for quirky outsiders then the current brand is fine. if it is looking for mainstream developers then, yes, the brand will be seen as \"childish\" and potentially \"unprofessional\".\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWhat always comes to my mind when I see the brand is to compare it to other significant open source organisations such as Firefox, Ubtunu, Linux and O&apos;Rielly and see how their brands can appear to be \"fun\" without sacrificing anything in the look of quality and professionalism.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nPerhaps it would be good to have a statement of who the branding is aimed at and a poll on the front page of the site (if/when it goes live) asking what people think? That would be an open way of approaching it...","2009-04-28T08:46:14","2009-04-28T09:04:29","dadurant",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,304,{"$nulls":3},"For the curious, I&apos;m another Scrapper, and I agree that there are more pressing issues to worry about than the logo.","2009-04-28T09:08:23","2009-04-28T09:08:23","vmlemon",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,587,{"$nulls":3},"I agree with Brendan. The logo seems to be ok in the blog, but when applied to other context seems horrible (at least to me).\n\n\n\n\nThe competition should happen to me because ...\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n1) It doesn&apos;t cosume a lot of effort of the foundation to do it. Just put a post on the blog, spread the idea through blogs and twitters, and give time to receive responses. Of course, some prize could be good to call some professionals into the competition.\n\n\n\n\n2) It is important to do it as soon as possible, since the logo is becoming more and more known by people. Change it later may cause confusion.\n\n\n\n\n3) This is a community, let the community define its face.\n\n\n\n\n4) The idea that the people get used to the logo doesnt seem to be smart to me. People can get used to a lot of bad things if they have no choice.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2009-05-13T14:32:12","2009-05-13T14:32:12","olympio",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,99,{"$nulls":3},"I believe that the heart logo will gradually grow on people.\n\n\n\n\nSure, there are adverse reactions.  But there are also a lot of positive ones.  (Here's one I noticed earlier today.)  I think the positive ones will increase in number.\n\n\n\n\nI can see the merit in running a competition to propose alternatives.  We could have a lot of fun with that.  But I'd prefer not to stir up further focus on this issue.  Instead, I think we have lots of other activities where we can engage the community.\n\n\n\n\n// David W.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-04-08T11:08:38","2009-04-08T18:39:31","dw2",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,674,{"$nulls":3},"Personally I like part of the branding but dislike the lettering. I like the concept of the heart logo but hate the text. ","2009-05-18T23:09:51","2009-05-18T23:09:51","OlyG",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,186,{"$nulls":3},"I don&apos;t think it much matters if people &apos;like&apos; the logo or not. As a developer myself, I think it&apos;s much more important to get *a* logo on devices so that users can tell that their device is running Symbian and so can easily see if it will run my software.\n\n\n\n\n\nFor S60 at least, I could put an image of the swirly key on an advertisement and tell the user that it would run on their phone if they had their phone had the swirly key. Then Nokia took the swirly key away (put a &apos;home&apos; key in place of it), and then took all keys away (touch screen) - so the only recourse is now a list of model numbers. If Symbian insisted that manufacturers print the logo on the phones that run them, then this purpose is met.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI think most developers can see past their own childish reactions to a logo and see the commercial reasons for having one, no matter what it is. I expect most can also see that it doesn&apos;t really matter what *they* think about the logo, if it isn&apos;t supposed to be for them. A logo such as the current heart one can clearly be seen to be more attractive to the consumer than the developer, so developer&apos;s opinions on it aren&apos;t so important.","2009-04-23T03:38:26","2009-04-23T09:46:41","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,1377,"Symbian Foundation","Improve the running of Symbian","Support &quot;Retail&quot; App Stores","Problem\n\n\n\n\nThe application store market is in danger of becoming quite unhealthy very fast. If you're an iPhone owner, you buy applications through iTunes and you'd better like it. Similarly for the developers, you've only one route to market for your apps. The way things are going, the Ovi store and potentially other services offered by other OEMs or operators will put our consumers in similar positions.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIn comparison to the consumer goods markets in general, that leaves consumers without the benefits of:\n\n\n\nCompetitive pricing\nSelection - this store sucks, I'm taking my money elsewhere.\nNo Tesco/Walmarts of the app store world - I can't buy anything else from the same place. I need to \"drive\" all the way to the exit button and load my web browser if I want to order that book, and it's a real shame that I can't use the rest of this gift coupon on that, etc etc.\n\n\n\nFor developers, this situation kind of sucks too. If I don't like Apple's terms and conditions for selling applications, I have two options: (1) get over it, (2) whistle. Maybe I'd rather be offered a one of lump sum. Maybe I want a bigger cut. Maybe I'd rather have someone who knows about the market price the application for me and propose a deal because I'm a techie with a good idea but zero business sense. So, do we wait for one party to make the ultimate application store for all parties concerned? I'd like to propose that we don't :)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nProposal\n\n\n\nTry to push for development to make it technically trivial to deliver a secure application store with a good user experience. WRT is probably a useful tool for the retailer to interact with their existing web services, but can it deliver the full end-to-end experience yet?\nEngage with big technically savvy retail names and put this idea in their heads. Suggest that the likes of Amazon create a widget to allow users to buy from them with 1-click - perhaps initially just their existing product offering, but why would they not offer a service to developers for distributing their applications as a next step?\nEliminate some further technical hurdles to deal device variation better: perhaps propose standards/protocols for identifying device capability so that vendors can show the user applications known to be compatible, as well as maybe getting some useful demographic information helping them to steer their app purchases etc.\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWhere does this leave our partners?\n\n\n\n\nFirstly, to state the obvious, \"on a more level playing field\", which they might not appreciate at first glance. But really they are theoretically the ones with the resources and expertise to deliver the best application store experience. With the current direction, they're in danger of not needing to.\n\n\n\n\nIf there are other store services available on the platform, OEMs and operators will need to capitalise on their already established brand, infrastructure and only slightly less advantageous position to compete effectively whilst still offering the best damn service out there if they want to make money out of this particular venture. Let's not forget, this is one of many pies these guys have their fingers in, and it's effectively impossible for a third party to take a bite without making one of the other ones more tasty at the same time :-)\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-07-21T12:11:53","2010-06-04T16:19:08","jaley",0,100,"Closed",5,0]
[null,1378,{"$nulls":3},"I voted for this as I see it as a fairly natural extension of the \"Horizon\" intiative.  The main issue is about control.  The OEMs want to control the app store, the operators want to control the app store.  Helping more experienced 3rd parties compete against our board members doesn't seem likely to get much funding...\n\n\n\n\nThe core problem as I see it is discoverability.  The advantage that OEMs and operators have is that they can get their stores onto the device when it ships.  Can Amazon do that, or more precisely, why would the OEMs and operators allow it? (at this point in time, rather than a few years from now - I don't think we're permanently doomed, I just don't think e.g. Nokia and Vodafone are as pessimistic about their ability to provide a decent store as you are!)\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-07-21T15:35:07","2009-07-21T22:12:34","markw",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1384,{"$nulls":3},"See http://www.prweb.com/releases/2009/07/prweb2651404.htm for the idea of the \"internet\" as an appstore.","2009-07-22T23:26:13","2009-07-22T23:26:12","paulb",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3425,"Symbian Foundation","Increase device usage","Dual boot Symbian for redoubled growth!","There are 2 ideas on this site about making phones upgradable... but how about making it a 2 way street?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nMy idea is to let Nokia smartphones dual-boot with a flip of a switch: stable vs cutting edge; one Nokia original OS, and one open source Symbian OS. Fast \"OS\" switching in seconds!\n\n\n\n\nRequires low-level system hardware design at Nokia, and a physical toggle switch to accommodate.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWhy?\n\n\n\nHack it - Try out the latest and greatest risk free - always the original OS/BIOS to return to. Like an officially \"Nokia approved\" hackable phone. \nParticipate - accelerate testing and generate feedback in any future Symbian release, just like Windows 7 beta program metrics. With cloud computing and Nokia's networking vision, this could be a valuable opt-in network\nFirefox - Would Firefox catch on if it was the ONLY browser one you can run? No, Internet Explorer has to be a just click away, if only to be the \"benchmark\" and for access to our online banking systems \nChoice - Let Joe Average switch easily between cutting edge and full stability on his whim - and let him decide where he likes to spend his time. It's been a hassle for ordinary folks to dual boot Windows and Linux so they give up trying Linux until they get a spare PC... and miss this or other Windows app\n80-20 rule - (ok, not really, but...) Nokia OS serves 80% of people's needs with 20% of the features, and Symbian OS serves 20% of needs with 80% remaining features... Address instability criticisms by releasing new features on the Symbian OS, not the Nokia brand OS. Betalabs can release to Symbian OS for testing without inconveniencing core user groups with bugs. Because I think a Nokia phone can be very essential to the core, voice + sms serve 80% of my needs, and let new, niche, or nice to have features brew in the other Symbian.\nOpen - No other manufacturer is in a better position to promote this way. Apple never open, Android hardware different from Windows Mobile, Palm has one OS...\nTick-tock - Like Intel's strategy with manufacturing process and system architecture, Nokia can return to the N800/N810 tablet model by offering free OS upgrades officially for one generation, while \"hackers can always upgrade at their own discretion. \n\n\n\nMy (awkward) metaphor is...\n\n\n\n\nNokia Symbian + Open Source Symbian in tandem=Walking and running faster with two feet instead of hopping around with one!","2009-12-13T16:16:17","2009-12-13T16:16:16","jack.wang",0,38.46,"Voting and discussion",4,3]
[null,9549,{"$nulls":3},"hey that was brilliant idea, looking forward to get more detail\n\n\n\n\nFree Online Games | iPhone Wallpapers | Hot News","2010-09-18T17:10:35","2010-09-18T17:10:35","raedyk",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3430,{"$nulls":3},"While I quite like this idea, it seems unlikely that phone manufacturers are going to lard their bill of materials with extra flash just to please us hackers.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI'd prefer to see an unlocked and flashable developer phone like the Android G1 developer version.","2009-12-13T18:36:28","2009-12-13T18:36:28","cdavies",{"$nulls":3},0,1]
[null,3449,{"$nulls":3},"It is interesting, but unusable for 99% users. What will motivate MNO to sell such phone?","2009-12-14T05:38:52","2009-12-14T05:38:52","stenlik",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3937,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Maps and Navigation Framework Integration Within Symbian","Normal 0       MicrosoftInternetExplorer4      One annoyance I constantly run into with Symbian is the total lack of services integration within the OS or whatever you want to call it. For example, when I enter a new meeting into the calendar for let&rsquo;s say an interview, I also enter the location of the interview as well. But what good is entering the address information if I can&rsquo;t do anything with it? \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIdea: Program Symbian to know when an address is present so users can click on it and show it to you in the maps application just like you can click on a link and Symbian automatically opens the web browser. The example at the end of Windows Phone 7 doing this is exactly what I'm talking about.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI have been waiting for Symbian to implement a change that would allow users to enter address information into something, whether it be a meeting in the calendar or an address in one of your contacts, and be able to click or tap on that address and then be shown the location in Ovi Maps. If Ovi Maps is unsure of the place, it will list possible matches, and the user can select the correct one and then see it on the map. Users will then have the option to be routed there after first seeing it on the map, just like you normally would under any other conditions in the maps application. No more copying and trying to paste that address into Ovi Maps. One click, and now I can see exactly where I have to go. It&rsquo;s easy, intuitive, and it&rsquo;s extremely useful.\n\n\n\n\nAnother update: I just got an E72 a few weeks ago, and just noticed this last night that this capability exists to a certain extent. If you have an address listed under a contact, you can highlight the Street or City, and then press the center button of the D-pad, or go into Options, and there is an option for \"Show in Maps.\" This opens the map application and simply enters the address into the search bar. You are required to hit search on your own, then select the correct item from the list if there's more than one, and you'll have your map of the location with the ability to navigate to it.\n\n\n\n\nThis same functionality does not exist in Symbian^1 on the N97 at least. While it does exist on the E72 to that extent, I would like to see it expanded so that addresses in other areas are recognized as well, and users are presented with an option to see it on the map.\n\n\n\n\nJust as an update, Windows Phone 7 Series has the exact functionality I am looking for in Symbian. Check it out at 7 minutes 15 seconds into this video:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6QSsM1bWL-0","2009-12-26T04:21:30","2010-10-07T11:52:37","NseriesFreak7",0,100,"Expert review",60,0]
[null,4096,{"$nulls":3},"I think technically this should be \"Map and Navigation Framework\" integration with Symbian apps since Ovi Maps is a Nokia specific thing.  Other manufacturers are going to use other mapping services.  Otherwise I support this, although I'm not sure we have the detail specified well enough.  Landmarks already do what is being asked, so is this actually asking for some kind of intelligent parsing of addresses when entered as text to convert them into locations?\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-04T08:54:11","2010-01-05T04:04:53","markw",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4715,{"$nulls":3},"Given Nokia's announcement today about Ovi Maps being free for all their devices, would it help if the APIs for mapping applications were standardized so that the Contacts/Calendar/etc. apps could better fulfill this idea's intention.","2010-01-21T13:43:40","2010-01-23T03:17:12","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3954,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Douglas, I agree.  I have written that I would like this too, under someone's IDEA and it is a common theme. ","2009-12-27T07:16:11","2009-12-27T16:59:22","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3967,{"$nulls":3},"It would require the PIM apps to be rewritten. I believe that Symbian^3 will see this come, but I too would like to see more integration in this wise.","2009-12-28T03:49:20","2009-12-28T03:49:20","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9655,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing Back for Community Vote!","2010-09-26T20:47:40","2010-09-26T20:47:40","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7880,{"$nulls":3},"Any more support for this idea?","2010-06-03T15:05:16","2010-06-05T15:14:25","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4449,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Image Editor: Painting Functionality","Hello everybody!\nThe Image Editor for Symbian is great for editing various photo properties and all, but what if you could also draw/paint on top of photos?!\n\nThis would allow for all kinds of new &amp; fun uses for the image editor:\n\n\n\n\n- Writing a (very) short message onto a photo\n- Drawing something funny onto photos (mustaches come to mind)\n- Drawing romantic or other symbols etc. on photos (hearts, flowers, ...)\n\nHow to implement this:\n\n\n\n\nThe idea would be to have an extremely simple little\"utility\" for this operation, so we're not talking Photoshop here - just a drawing brush and color selector for some casual doodling...\n\n\n\n\n- A drawing palette should be accessible from the browsing view\n- Simple drawing functionality (different brush size, color, maybe text input, perhaps lines and ovals)\n- The resulting image could then be sent as a greeting to a friend\n\n\n\n\n\nToday's touch devices are simply screaming for this feature (not to mention your teenage daughter, who's just dying to draw something sweet onto her photos to send to her friends), and its not there yet for the Image Editor.\n\nWhat do you guys think?","2010-01-15T10:35:06","2010-03-04T13:34:55","mikael.laine",0,92.52,"Being done",63,5]
[null,4706,{"$nulls":3},"Another thing that is funny to do, it's to deform faces / body, a little bit like when you go at the fun fair with the mirrors that change your shape.\n\n\n\n\nFor that you could apply like a filter / action that will do the trick for you or to activate some handles on the picture and when you move the direction of the handle that modify the shape of the picture.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAnother one I saw on some other phones is to have predefined pictures of famous people with the face removed, you select one of them, take a picture and then you adjust the picture of your friend to the face of that famous person. Your friend could become Elvis, Michael, Marylin, ... It's funny to do and to share with your friends.\n\n\n\n\nI don't know how hard it is to do, but it is very funny. As well that is available on other phones, then if they have it, we should make sure we have it too.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIt's good to have fun. :-)","2010-01-21T10:41:46","2010-01-21T11:51:43","arnaudl",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4708,{"$nulls":3},"There is an app already which does something very close to this - PaintPad (http://nokiafanboy.com/2009/03/09/5th-paint-pad-ed-making-up-your-picture/)","2010-01-21T11:25:47","2010-01-21T11:25:46","gauravk",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4710,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Gaurav,\n\n\n\n\nThis idea would be implemented into the OS not an app :)","2010-01-21T11:39:33","2010-01-21T11:39:33","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4716,{"$nulls":3},"The feature would be nice indeed but as mentioned above this is already done by several applications. What it is needed is not a re-implementation of these apps in the OS but rather an plug-in framework that would:\n\n\n\nallow developers to extend existing editor's capabilities by adding new effects and tools, such as paint, or\nallow users to open the default (user selected) image editor.","2010-01-21T14:21:19","2010-01-21T15:03:38","lucian",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4721,{"$nulls":3},"Hi, I tried to find the answer from this website, but couldnt so maybe this thread can help me.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAnyone can post an idea here, and anyone can vote. If the idea gets a certain number of votes (?), it will \"happen\". At least this is what Symbian Twitter was just now saying\n\n\n\n\nhttp://twitter.com/Symbian/statuses/8028213198\n\n\n\n\nhttp://twitter.com/Symbian/statuses/8029434604\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWho is then the person actually making it \"happen\", and how will it be done in practice?","2010-01-21T14:55:36","2010-01-21T18:43:56","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4725,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Petra,\n\n\n\n\n The process is (very roughly) outlined here: http://ideas.symbian.org/help/whathappens.jsp\n\n\n\n\n I'm replacing this with an updated process very soon, you can review and comment on the new process here: http://hereswhatweredoing.wordpress.com/2010/01/20/new-idea-overview-page/\n\n\n\n\n In quick summary: once an idea is validated by the community (30 votes) we pass it to an expert to review and refine. Once an expert has reviewed an idea we start searching for a contributor. Normally this involves one of our tech managers approaching member companies. Once a contributor is found, we move the idea to \"Being Done\"...\n\n\n\n\n So, 30 votes does not guarantee that an idea will be done. But it does move a stage closer to 'happening'.\n\n\n\n\n Hope that helps.\n\n\n\n\n - Freddie\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-21T16:07:53","2010-01-21T17:15:36","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5751,{"$nulls":3},"I support this! Painting apps for Symbian are a LONG way behind those of the iPhone, why?!?. \n\n\n\n\nThere are four drawing applications out there already:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nPaint Studio\n\n\n\n\nMobile Paint\n\n\n\n\nPaintPad\n\n\n\n\nXpress Sketch\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThe last one is by far the best - Igor Kaist who wrote XpressSketch, would be well placed to develop this app further.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI'm trying to increase the profile of using a touchscreen phone for sketching, so I have started a flickr group called Symbian Sketch. If you know anyone who is drawing regularly on their Symbian phone, or who would like to. Please point them towards that group. Many thanks.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n@James I checked out your doodles and left a comment. They're great! Are you still sketching?","2010-02-19T15:32:31","2010-02-19T16:01:43","Lunarsi",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4475,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Mikael,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nYour idea is very similar to this idea http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=4300&amp;foolIE6=1#comment_4344 and many of your comments could be added as a refinement.  Could you please add to that post so that I can close your idea.   This is done to reduce the number of duplicate posts on the site.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThanks\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSusana","2010-01-15T16:16:36","2010-01-21T10:51:43","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4563,{"$nulls":3},"I find this idea a great small addition to the image editor's capabilities. So far you could only add hearts/flowers/other icons from a limited gallery that the app offers, or add text through a text-box tool. Being able to draw and hand-write on you photos on your touch-enabled handset gives you the opportunity to create personalised frames and greeting cards without having to first transfer the photos on your pc. So you simply capture, edit and send on your phone - so much more spontaneous :)","2010-01-18T10:10:32","2010-01-20T12:40:42","effimiav",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,4567,{"$nulls":3},"This would be great. I tend to use the camera a lot to record information. Like when I come to a new city, I photograph the underground map. Many times I've wanted to be able to annotate that, so a drawing tool would be very neat.","2010-01-18T10:29:26","2010-01-18T10:29:26","teknolog",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,4852,{"$nulls":3},"I support this! Back when I had a UIQ3 phone one of my favourite activities on it was doodling in the Notes application. It was primitive with only 16 colours and a tiny canvas, but in a way that made fun because it was a challenge to create something interesting within those constraints.\n\n\n\n\nI know there's a few drawing apps out there for Symbian, but to have it in by default plus have it combined with photo editing would be pretty sweet!","2010-01-25T13:21:58","2010-01-26T15:09:19","cirrus",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5985,"Mobile functionality",null,"Evolution of smartphones - PnP support to I/O devices","One of the big usability limitations of a mobile phone is its physical size. Otherwise you can do most if not more things on the new generation of smartphones than that you could do with a PC.\n\n\n\n\nMy proposal is to remove this limitation and make the OS support PnP for I/O devices just like you have for laptops. If I connect my laptop to its docking station, I can use all the attached devices - bigger screen, full size keyboard, mouse, printer, LAN, etc. I am no longer ristricted by the physical size of the laptop when I am at office/home.\n\n\n\n\nThe same should be done for smartphones where it should be possible to connect your phone to a normal PC screen, full size PC keyboard, mouse, printer, LAN, HDD, etc using a docking station, so when you are at your desk you use your smartphone as a PC! When you connect the phone to the docking station, the OS should know it can use a additional bigger screen, keyboard, mouse, etc and all application UI adapt to use the full screen (not just simple pixel scaling).\n\n\n\n\nI think this is the logical evolution of smartphones.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-26T16:49:08","2010-02-26T16:49:07","asheesh",0,100,"Voting and discussion",4,0]
[null,6985,{"$nulls":3},"get idea  let just hope that it would happen as soon as it can be","2010-04-07T11:51:46","2010-04-07T11:51:46","1sps",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2914,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Add basic stuff like Stopwatch, Timer, Counter, Hourglass","I know they are very simple but Symbian should include them out of the box just like some in UIQ.\nMost importantly the running values should be visible at the homescreen so that we will never forget that they are running in the background consuming battery.\n\nBTW Counter simply works by adding increment in every tap useful for keeping track of scores in sports or just simple to keep track of values.\n\nHourglass works like chessclock.","2009-11-26T05:32:25","2010-07-08T14:31:26","BoyBawang",0,97.48,"Expert review",57,1]
[null,7443,{"$nulls":3},"When you go to the OVI store there re already a dozen or more of these applications.  Additionally, there are many third party apps.  Does this apply still?","2010-05-11T16:45:48","2010-07-13T10:42:17","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7446,{"$nulls":3},"Thanks for the info GUI Smith.\n\n\n\n\n  Are the running values visible at the HomeScreen? Because it's cumbersome to check them through taskmanager. These type of info are like a watch. Nobody wanna check the time through taskmanager.","2010-05-11T18:45:51","2010-07-13T17:24:46","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4402,{"$nulls":3},"It's best to implement this idea as widgets for the same reason explained above. Widgets are always visible at the homescreen so we never forget them running in the background","2010-01-14T05:09:27","2010-01-14T05:16:25","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2956,{"$nulls":3},"A good idea. Since Symbian is (increasingly) open source, I would suggest these are excellent community contributions - simple, confined apps that should take no more than a week to perfect.","2009-11-27T11:27:26","2009-11-27T11:27:26","teknolog",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,8089,{"$nulls":3},"Forget UIQ, every other OS has these things out of the box except for Symbian. I'm totally in favor of this. Symbian could even pay 3rd party developers to use theirs if they find ones that fit the whole theme of the UI.","2010-06-23T02:36:46","2010-06-23T02:36:45","NseriesFreak7",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2975,{"$nulls":3},"Hour glass? But the alarm can be used for the same purpose.","2009-11-28T03:56:24","2010-01-14T07:33:19","nishant.thomas",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7347,{"$nulls":3},"Agreed with the idea, should definitely be in the OS.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nA Feature rich Timer(both up and down) with an ability to create multiple timers with alarm options at the end of the countdown/up, custom alert sound, alert volume.\n\n\n\n\nA Stopwatch with Simple(just counter), Lap and Split options\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIMO should be embedded into \"Clock\" application next to \"Alarms\" and \"World Clock\"","2010-05-03T10:23:29","2010-05-06T21:44:42","Vitruviux",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2996,{"$nulls":3},"This is really needed. Why have stopwatch and timer been omitted in the past? I use some lousy 3rd party java app.. Surely this should be in the OS!","2009-11-29T14:03:35","2009-11-29T14:03:35","teamet",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4343,{"$nulls":3},"This I feel is also functionality that should be in the core OS. It's a feature that not everyone will use, and it won't be used that frequently, but when you do need it, you'll be glad it's there.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI've ended up using a flash app called Time Machine which looks great, and suits my needs, but I fairly regularly end up having to use my iPod classic for it's stop watch.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nPlease add this!","2010-01-12T20:15:10","2010-01-12T20:15:10","Biggles",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4450,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Same name&#39;s files on the device and on the computer","Hi,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nMay be I'm the only one who is affected by this but there is something weird with my N97.\n\n\n\n\nOn my E memory there are files named in French. But when I connect my device, my file's names are translated in English! It's verty disturbing!!\n\n\n\n\nFor example.\n\n\n\n\nOn E: \"Fichiers audio\" become \"sound\"\n\n\n\n\nOn E: \"Photos\" become \"Image\".\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI want an only language because sometimes that's make me hungry.\n\n\n\n\nMoreover, on my Device \"System\" file doesn't exist. But when my N97 I can see it.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-15T10:38:03","2010-01-15T10:38:03","craig",0,57.66,"Voting and discussion",1,1]
[null,5986,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Adapt the Browser&#39;s Jump Menu to Being All System Menus","Many of us have complained about the amount of items which appear as menu options within Symbian default and 3rd party applications. However, changing this is one part on the developer, but I think that the Foundation can encourage change by getting rid of the list-style menu that currently exists, and using the jump-style menu that's seen in the web browser for S^1 devices.\n\n\n\n\nFirst, see this screenshot of the browser's menu to see what I mean.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWhat I'm suggesting is that all applications use two elements seen in this screenshot in order to make relevant and appropriate menus:\n\n\n\nInstead of a large menu button, have a common-sized (landscape and portrait) menu button which looks like the 3-bar button (under the Back button)\nLimit all menus to showing no more than the 12 items which this container can hold.\n\n\n\nThe benefit of this approach is simplicity and speed of accessing features. It increases the ability of users not-familiar with Symbian to discover features and options, and relies less on language localization as icons tend to be more universal than text strings (optional text on these???).\n\n\n\n\nExplaining these in detail:\n\n\n\n\nThe 3-Bar Button\n\n\n\n\nWith the move towards touch and contextual interfaces, it makes sense that a universal icon for menu/options is adapted, and then that it would appear in a consistent place for all view-ports. In the case of the menu/options button, it would appear at the bottom left or right (portrait) or bottom right (landscape) and would always been small enough to register a finger-tap, but not the current 2.5 finger-nibs that it is (as in this shot or in portrait).\n\n\n\n\nThe Menu/Options Pane\n\n\n\nLimiting this to 12 items keeps sufficient options available for all types of applications. However, there would probably be only 10 spaces since many applications have an Exit/Hide command and the first space could be saved for a \"show running apps\" icon.\nToggles would have to be rethought. For example a yes/no selector should simply be an icon that changes state, instead of diving into a deeper menu; the repeat/shuffle of the music menu would be a series of icons (on/off, none/repeat once/repeat all)\nFor areas that you do need to go into a deeper screen (like Settings), exiting out of that deeper screen should take you back to this screen, instead of right into the application.\nThis pane also makes sense for showing a list of active applications and status messages (music icon with a play overlay, messaging with a number of unread, etc.)\n\n\n\nThere's more than can be added to this, so I'll leave it for the discussion to be drawn out. But, its been killing me with how complex it is to navigate settings/options between the browser and other applications. This jump-menu pane would do wonders for the entire UI/UX, and could be the key to the kind of context-adapting that could enable deeper interactions with devices, content, and environments.","2010-02-26T18:27:43","2010-02-26T20:33:24","ARJWright",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,7778,"Symbian Foundation","Improve the running of Symbian","A energy saving options","Add energy saving options in settings and a quickly accessible place which contains turn screen to negative, reduce screen brightness, disable widgets, only call and sms mode etc","2010-05-29T19:36:25","2010-10-14T23:24:25","Aqeel",0,100,"Expert review",31,0]
[null,10075,{"$nulls":3},"it should be added immediately","2010-10-10T16:23:53","2010-10-10T16:23:53","nitrous17",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7779,{"$nulls":3},"its a great idea\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-05-29T19:39:38","2010-05-29T19:39:38","Aqeel",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,7780,{"$nulls":3},"think this can increase battery life by at least 40%","2010-05-29T19:40:27","2010-05-29T19:40:26","Aqeel",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,7786,{"$nulls":3},"its a fantastic idea, more useful for websites","2010-05-29T20:06:49","2010-05-29T20:06:48","miqy",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,7787,{"$nulls":3},"Saving energy is very useful I think this is smart from the point of publisher","2010-05-29T20:13:39","2010-05-29T20:13:39","azin",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9826,"Mobile functionality",null,"Restart Option in menu","In the \"Power/Profile\" that pops up on clicking the Power Button, add a restart Button. Some of the hang ups and Performance issues solves over the restart. In a positive note, it can be used for better utilization of the battery power.","2010-10-05T14:31:07","2010-10-05T14:31:07","jmaniac",0,100,"Voting and discussion",6,0]
[null,3427,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Media index update server","If a users has hundreds of MP3s refreshing the music player index after adding new content via ftp can take up to 15 minutes.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI suggest adding an indexing system server that plugs into the FileSever such that re-indexing is kicked off following the completion of file operations which impact pre-defined (possible hard-coded) folders.","2009-12-13T18:00:02","2009-12-13T18:00:02","dadurant",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,3429,{"$nulls":3},"Hrm. Rather than plugging more code in to the TCB, this is a problem that can be fixed by making music collection indexing not suck. What the h(e)ll is it doing with the music database that takes 15 minutes? Seems to me adding new MP3s should be instant. Assume that all the music indexed is still there until proven otherwise by attempting to play it, and then decide if we should remove a non-existent file from the index, and move on to the next file to be played.\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n(Hey, look. H(e)ll is still a bad, naughty word. Ye gods.)\n\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-12-13T18:29:19","2009-12-14T12:56:42","cdavies",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4451,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Improvements to Nokia 5800 XM firmware V.40.0.005","Hi to all\n\n\n\n\nFirst, I'm really happy with the last update and really thankful for it :)\n\n\n\n\nBut we aspire for a little more :)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n1- Why the kinetic scrolling doesn't include the main menu and it folders !!! i hope we can get them all same :D\n\n\n\n\n2- The music controller in the home screen doesn't support forward and reward the music when u hold the button I mean increase the speed :)\n\n\n\n\n3- We hope we can get one more home screen option \"support widget\" with horizontal mod :))\n\n\n\n\n4- One one idea if we have two small arrow an the end of the both side of the scroll bar to move it 1 step that would be really helpful in many programs.\n\n\n\n\n5- is there anyway to improve the camera quality specially at night time :) it really bad my old 2mp camera was awesome!!!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nif other have any other ideas to this device :)\n\n\n\n\nThx\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n[Edited by freddieg at 12:07 on 15.1.10]","2010-01-15T11:33:03","2010-01-15T12:08:12","et3rnal",0,68.05,"Voting and discussion",3,1]
[null,4455,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Sarmad,\n\n\n\n\n Please can you post your five ideas separately. This will allow users to vote on each of them independently.\n\n\n\n\n Thanks,\n\n\n\n\n Freddie","2010-01-15T12:07:45","2010-01-17T05:08:09","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9827,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Web Browser UX","In the default Webkit browser, the navigation is somewhat awkward.\n\n\n\n\n1. When one navigates from a web page to another and on clicking the back button makes the preview(just preview) shown in 3D space and again uses the network to load the page(full data transfer). Instead the content can be cached and render back.\n\n\n\n\n2. The tab maintenence can be made as of in Desktop browsers, eg: Property Sheets in MFC","2010-10-05T14:39:25","2010-10-05T14:39:25","jmaniac",0,100,"Voting and discussion",4,0]
[null,868,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Improve panic messages","We&apos;ve all been through this:\n\nApp. closed:\nYourAppName\nE32USER-CBase 46\n\n..most of times checking through the sdk doc to see what that means (though after some years of development you end up knowing some of these by heart..)\n\nI think we need a better system of classification and display for this. Instead of the current \"Category\" and \"Reason\" we should aim to something more descriptive, using class names or compile time constants such as __function__ or __FILE__\n\nTake USER category for instance. It&apos;s flooded with conceptually different reasons, such as out of bounds in a \ndescriptor, to invalid cells in the heap.\n\nAnother example is the infamous KERN-EXEC 3, which you can get for dereferencing a null pointer or running out of stack. These need to be handled separatedly.\n\nAlso, it would be nice to get some imput about rom builds restrictions, to know how far we could go with this.","2009-06-04T15:38:38","2010-10-11T10:45:12","david.caabeiro",0,87.73,"Expert review",38,3]
[null,1117,{"$nulls":3},"The Common Design Patterns for Symbian OS book has a chapter that discusses panics (the &apos;Fail Fast&apos; pattern).  This is a shameless self plug.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThe chapter discusses the \"clever\" panic codes that could be used to help developers - one of which is the FILENAME + LINENUM combination.  Having some experience with using them the obvious issue that crops up is that for them to be useful one has to know the version of the source file that was used for the binary that generated the panic (since changes in source will affect the value of the panic code).  As a result, this approach is only really suitable for internal/development assertions (normally only enabled in debug mode) - even without considering the extra ROM/RAM overhead associated with the scheme.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSo I&apos;ve marked this idea down based on that (I don&apos;t think there is a general thing one can to to improve panic messages across the system) - however I am all for encouraging the use of \"clever\" panic messages where appropriate (like ALLOC panic codes).\n\n\n\n\nI do agree with Andy&apos;s idea about the web-site to allow developers to quickly make more sense of the (sometimes cryptic) panic codes.","2009-06-17T14:15:54","2009-06-17T14:15:54","jamess",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,874,{"$nulls":3},"Amen !!!","2009-06-05T13:05:22","2009-06-11T12:43:02","JOM",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,890,{"$nulls":3},"I don&apos;t much like it when macros like __function__, __FILE__ or __LINE__ are used in production code. It seems lazy to me, and binaries can appear to have been modified even when the code is the same. If code is moved the panic would change.\n\n\n\n\nThe panic system is basically okay if used properly- so I would argue it&apos;s a coding standards  and documentation problem. If you can&apos;t find the cause of a panic it&apos;s because the tools you are using are rubbish. We proposed awhile ago changing the KE3 for stack overflows. It&apos;s trivial to do, but it breaks compatibility as far as developers and their tools are concerned. Again - if it isn&apos;t obvious that an app has crashed because of a stack overflow - then the debug tools are not good enough, it&apos;s perfectly possible for the system to detect stack overflow crashes.","2009-06-08T13:59:44","2009-06-11T12:47:38","peterh",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,987,{"$nulls":3},"OK, how about this, it&apos;s an old off-the-top-of-my-head idea from a couple of years back, but I&apos;ll give it a bit of a respin, it was orginally called &apos;crappy-error-codes.com&apos; I think you can maybe see where this is going already?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWe set up a wiki-like structure at a well known address, such as panic.symbian.org, and allow developers to add reasons and fixes for cases when they saw a particular panic/kern-exec during development. Other developers could then search for a particular class/method + panic combination and see the likely causes, with the option of &apos;+1&apos;ing their actual mistake, giving us a good likelyhood of a given cause. So, for instance, you&apos;d search for Kern-Exec 3 and Descriptor, and it would list in occurance order the experience of other developers, you&apos;d scan down the list and it says \"you&apos;ve used %S in a format string, and passed in a descriptor as a value, not it&apos;s address\": Aha! so I have, no staring at code for the rest of the day pulling my hair out...\n\n\n\n\nIf the data were accessible in a well known format, then some bright eclipse bod could then take the database right to the point of failure, in the IDE itself. Bothered by stray events while trying to grapple with AOs? no problem, the IDE can show you common AO patterns and you can compare those with your code.\n\n\n\n\nYou could also have an end-user version of the site that catalogues app failures, with possible remedies and suggestions.\n\n\n\n\nWith a bit of work, you&apos;d have a more reasonable experience when faced with strange panic numbers, and all without having to change the underlying mechanism at all, and more importantly, not bloating the code footprint with __LINE__ and __FILE__ data.","2009-06-11T10:16:40","2009-06-11T13:59:26","cowboycoder",{"$nulls":3},3,0]
[null,998,{"$nulls":3},"Is there any chance that the people who voted this down would say why in the thread...?","2009-06-11T13:03:09","2009-06-11T13:03:09","dadurant",{"$nulls":3},0,1]
[null,1124,"Mobile functionality","Developer stuff","Ui Controls collection for Carbide","Several months ago i was shocked when I find out what Carbide.c++ UI Designer support 3rd party components. So you can develop and add new controls to UI Designer like Delphi or VS components. Why I was surprised? Because I never see any 3rd party component for Carbide, and accidently find a documentation about such possibility in it&apos;s help.\n\nI think you will agree with me: Standart palette sheet in UI Designer is very scant. Its have not all AVCON components and don&rsquo;t provide full control on them. So developer cant refuse from using resources. Its suite only to make some settings window.\n\nYou can find thousand controls for Delphi, but none for Symbian. Ui Designer should include not only GUI controls, but some functional blocks, like timer (CPeriodic) which can be added on view in one click, and with second click you make a callback function for it. That should speed up development.\n\nWe should support Developer Community to improve UI Designer components (AVCON, pure custom, and probably for other programming platforms: Qt, Python? etc), making new and publish 3rd party (probably commercial) control collections for developers. For that:\n\n\n\n\nSF should provide guidance&rsquo;s and examples in Wiki or somewhere else about 3rd party controls development for Carbide.\nProbably FN can make some contests on best control pack. \n... Any suggestions?\n\n\n\n\nP.S. I&apos;m not sure how that fit to SF long-term policy about AVCON/Orbit.","2009-06-18T13:24:50","2010-06-11T15:32:24","Truf",0,100,"Closed",2,0]
[null,1279,{"$nulls":3},"Just accidentally come across that website: http://www.beemobile4.net\n\n\n\n\n\nwhich illustrate a 3rd party company selling additional UI control components for .Net CF","2009-07-01T13:18:32","2009-07-01T13:18:32","Truf",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2916,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","AOT (Ahead of Time Compilation) to Java MIDlets and other none-native Symbian apps","We know that Ahead-of-Time-Compilation for Java is faster than JIT and is already implemented in Windows Mobile Jbed/Jblend and some dumbphones so why not Symbian?  After all OVI store is dominated by JAVA MIDlets.","2009-11-26T05:58:11","2009-11-26T05:58:11","BoyBawang",0,67.27,"Voting and discussion",2,1]
[null,2923,{"$nulls":3},"Where&#39;s the evidence that AOT is a good idea? It&#39;s clearly going to be a tradeoff between performance and memory footprint, and I&#39;d expect the memory footprint increase to be rather large (if I&#39;ve understood how much &quot;ahead&quot; that compilation takes place). In my previous company,emulating X86 instructions, our best results came from slightly delayed compilation - a lot of code is only executed once, so the compilation time is wasted, and the rest can be compiled more efficiently if you track information about how it behaved in the previous 1 or 2 executions. ","2009-11-26T11:52:54","2009-11-27T10:53:30","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3940,"Mobile applications",null,"Voice imitator","This is just for fun:\n\n\n\n\ne.g.\n\n\n\n\nStep1.  The app will Record a short sample of my Fathers voice while are talking over the phone.\n\n\n\n\nStep2.  The app will ask a short sample of my own voice.\n\n\n\n\nStep3.  Voice processing.... please wait.....                  ...done!!\n\n\n\n\nStep4.  I call my Teacher. I start talking.. My voice will sound exactly like dads on the other end ","2009-12-26T14:45:37","2010-06-15T10:33:35","BoyBawang",0,3.16,"Closed",1,6]
[null,3951,{"$nulls":3},"Very creative Boy Bawang, but, I find this one a little too creepy for my liking.  To much abuse and legal implications.  Sorry....Just my thoughts....","2009-12-27T06:55:59","2009-12-27T06:55:59","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4003,{"$nulls":3},"HAHAHA I agree a very creative idea, but as Gina has said, I think people would abuse this app in more than one way :P ","2009-12-29T11:38:43","2009-12-29T11:38:43","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8548,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","A Better and more interactive/Intuitive YouTube Client for Symbian. ","C'mon, we can't deny the fact that YouTube on Symbian sucks currently. We need a proper YouTube client for our Symbian phones and considering the fact that there are 100s of millions of Symbian users, Nokia should make an effort to come up with a completely new YouTube Client for Symbian. And Most of us dont want to use the full website for YouTube when we can have a better Symbian-optimized YouTube app that will be easier to use, would take less time to load videos. And because S^3 and S^4 will be based on Qt which is really good for making amazing apps that are more interactive/intuitive, it will be easier to come up with a new YouTube client for Symbian. And many of us would definitely use YouTube to watch videos and stuff so we need a great client. Thanks!","2010-07-23T00:00:44","2010-07-23T00:00:44","John",0,61.32,"Voting and discussion",4,1]
[null,8549,{"$nulls":3},"Qt which is really good for making amazing apps that are more interactive/intuitive.\n\n\n\n\nDescription Logics Ontology Algorithm (DLOA).\n\n\n\n\nPopulation - Six Sense.  \n\n\n\n\nClass - Intuition.  \n\n\n\n\nIndividiual - Tacit knowledge.","2010-07-23T00:16:50","2010-07-23T00:16:50","Mesenburg",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8550,{"$nulls":3},"Its not happening from Google. They prefer a well signed web based client where your preerences are saved with your Google account. Unless a 3rd party developer can keep up with the pace of Google development, it would not make much sense.","2010-07-23T00:20:18","2010-07-24T07:24:15","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10662,{"$nulls":3},"great idea, i really like it please make it happen\n\n\n\n\nBlackberry Freeware | Free Blackberry Themes | Hot News","2010-11-27T18:53:48","2010-11-27T18:53:48","uziel",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8804,"Mobile functionality",null,"Opcin de proteger mensajera con contrasea","Es muy util e interezante que Symbian tenga la opcion de que si el usuario asi lo quiera, pueda proteger\n\n\n\n\nmensageria con contrase&ntilde;a.\n\n\n\n\nAs&iacute; la privacidad del mismo estar&iacute;a asegurada!","2010-08-13T01:06:37","2010-08-13T01:06:36","Yohiner77",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,10340,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Screensaver in Symbian^3","I have an N8 right now.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI love the big clock screensaver.  However, it doesn't show any notifications for things like missed calls, sms or profile status.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI also love the music player screensaver.  It shows whats playing as well as missed calls, sms and profile status.  However, the clock is too small.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThese two should be combined.","2010-10-20T20:49:32","2010-10-20T20:49:32","doctran",0,100,"Voting and discussion",4,0]
[null,10342,{"$nulls":3},"It does show how many SMS messages you have received; haven't missed any calls that show on e screen however. Also, remember you have the Notifications widget that you can add to one of your screens to see this info. Side note, a cent version of Gravity allows you to see when a DM/@ message has been sent to you. So it's possible that this is something available to developers to play with.","2010-10-20T22:30:50","2010-10-20T22:30:50","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2405,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Recycle Bin","My Idea is very simple and straightforward, I want a \"Recycle Bin\" on Symbian OS.\n\n\n\n\nThis will help to recover accidentally deleted items such as Contact, SMS, Notes, Calender entries, Documents, Photos etc.","2009-11-07T11:39:08","2010-01-18T17:55:40","s60betalabs",0,85.6,"Expert review",184,28]
[null,5135,{"$nulls":3},"I wonder, why nobody had that idea before, because on computers this is standard since many years. And it was one of the most helpful improvements on computer-GUIs.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-03T16:44:08","2010-02-03T16:44:08","DWenk",{"$nulls":3},1,1]
[null,5139,{"$nulls":3},"David Wenk , Maximilian Leerheuer - I agree with both of you, Accidents are part of life. \n\n\n\n\nThe idea of Recycle Bin is a just a clue to what we need on our Smartphones - Or its a perfect word to define our need on todays device. \n\n\n\n\nActually we can have much more smarter app then having a just 'Recycle Bin' like we have in Windows OS. Thats why we are here at Symbian Ideas. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThanks to all who supported the Need of common Smartphone User and Thanks to Critics.","2010-02-03T17:08:25","2010-02-03T17:08:25","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2590,{"$nulls":3},"In case if you have accidentally deleted any SMS, contact list, pictures, mp3 song or even an application, this idea could be useful for you to recover them back (hopefully).","2009-11-15T14:20:16","2009-11-15T14:20:16","acaPAWN7",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,2591,{"$nulls":3},"Ya that&#39;s what I am saying -- Thankyou for your Support! ","2009-11-15T14:24:10","2009-11-15T14:24:09","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7970,{"$nulls":3},"So what's happening now in your project.. Am sure i want to participate for I am making one for a thesis.","2010-06-14T04:26:13","2010-06-14T11:01:54","checelieto",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2597,{"$nulls":3},"Yes , I also support this Idea. I have deleted many time stuff which I wanted to recover.\nIf something was on memory card , we can still use 3rd party utilities on windows to recover it but things like contacts , SMS, logs just vanish.\nSo its better to have Recycle Bin than not having any choice at all.","2009-11-15T17:07:54","2009-11-15T17:07:54","suyog",{"$nulls":3},3,0]
[null,4649,{"$nulls":3},"I think this not as easy as we are thinking, even though this is a GOOD idea. This is not like Windows Recycle Bin.\n\n\n\n\nFor windows, only files goes to the bin. But mobile we are expecting Contact, SMS, Notes, Calender entries, Documents, Photos etc.\n\n\n\n\nI guess only for files it is quite simple, like music,video,photo files. But for calender, SMS, Notes, Contacts\n\n\n\n\nit is bit strange to recover them in original places.","2010-01-20T01:28:24","2010-01-20T13:26:47","ahsan.mostafa",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2622,{"$nulls":3},"Another good idea! \n\nSuch simple things would definitely make symbian OS even better.\nI think, if the guys back at Symbian takes it up seriously, then it won&#39;t be a big deal for them to implement such feature in the next update.\n\nAlso, in such a case, it would be great if it will be upon the user&#39;s control on how much space &#39;Recycle bin&#39; can use out of the main/expanded memory.","2009-11-16T13:49:29","2009-11-16T18:22:19","djain1989",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2623,{"$nulls":3},"I&#39;m a little undecided on this, I can see the utility in the idea, and for files it would even be fairly straightforward to implement (on most filesystems, including the flash based ones Symbian OS uses, deleting a file simple removes it from the directory listing, and marks any blocks it uses as free. No data is actually lost). So, it would be easy to just add it to another directory structure that was the recycle bin.\n\nThings are a little more complicated for messages, call logs, contacts, etc. As these are all stored in databases, it&#39;s essentially the same process, except the block(s) that contained the deleted data are no longer consistent, and so are not easily (if at all) recoverable. This means that the underlying storage for these data items would need some work in order to implement your idea. It&#39;s not a showstopper, but it could prove hard to provide a consistent user experience across all the applications/data items.\n\nSo, +1, also on the proviso that it is in some way configurable.\n","2009-11-16T14:31:21","2010-02-28T21:53:55","cowboycoder",{"$nulls":3},4,0]
[null,2628,{"$nulls":3},"this can be a life saver :) - amazing idea. thumbs up!","2009-11-16T17:57:20","2009-11-16T17:57:20","anirudh",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,2406,{"$nulls":3},"As long as it is configurable to use the bin or not, I support your idea. It&#39;s a good idea for a lot of people. Personally, I don&#39;t need one; I even don&#39;t use the bin on PC.","2009-11-07T12:24:50","2009-11-14T13:44:03","mspierings",{"$nulls":3},3,1]
[null,2691,{"$nulls":3},"people only delete stuff from their phones to make room for something else. a recycle bin defies that purpose, and does NOT make room for anything else\n\nhence, useless :)","2009-11-18T09:43:18","2009-11-18T14:51:33","benighted",{"$nulls":3},2,1]
[null,2713,{"$nulls":3},"We all throw things out at times by accident and this could save the user a headache, time or money. To address other concerns about maybe &quot;bogging&quot; down the smart device, by this addition,one could simply empty their recycle bin.  But,this function gives an &quot;are you sure you want to delete that?&quot; component to a device...Good!","2009-11-18T18:13:59","2009-11-18T18:13:59","ginau",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5018,{"$nulls":3},"There's a lot of material related to this idea within this thread (questioning Recycle Bin as an outdated paradigm): http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=4867","2010-01-28T11:09:41","2010-01-28T11:09:41","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4268,{"$nulls":3},"many time i wished to have it bcoz of coincidently deleted :(\n\n\n\n\nit can be option ! like if u want use it or no to delete directly :))","2010-01-11T04:03:44","2010-01-11T04:03:44","et3rnal",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5296,{"$nulls":3},"Good idea! Thumbs up!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-07T16:09:18","2010-02-07T16:09:18","Severin",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2740,{"$nulls":3},"I found out if we want to clear web history, cookie, cache or private data, we need to go every application (such as the internal web browser, Download!, Opera mini, Google Maps and so on) in order to remove those unwanted files and increase your phone memory.\n\nBy integrating all of these &#39;temp&#39; files into one location (which in this case is the recycle bin), one could easily save time. This is just an additional feature and at the same time, you can still delete those caches from the individual application.\n\nThat&#39;s what I&#39;m thinking about this &#39;recycle bin&#39; feature. :)","2009-11-19T08:38:42","2010-01-06T03:46:07","acaPAWN7",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,5064,{"$nulls":3},"Great idea!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI often accidently delete a message, a phone number or other things and wish to have a recycle bin, where I can bring it back.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nBy default the recycle bin should delete all elements older than 3 days, but also should be deleted manually.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-30T18:48:28","2010-01-30T18:48:28","Maxi",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,10458,{"$nulls":3},"Nobody used that idea before, because it's a terrible idea. The accidental deletion once a year isn't worth adding more stuff and more options to confuse the user. Besides, most phones back up their data whenever you sync to a computer. So you can just as well get the deleted item from the backup.","2010-11-08T22:40:24","2010-11-08T22:40:24","whatwhat",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4842,{"$nulls":3},"I'd like this too.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-25T09:41:17","2010-01-25T09:41:17","Jonas.Andersson",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2661,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Bring back all day event support in the Calendar UI","It&#39;s been a source of much pain for years in the Symbian synchronisation world that while the Agenda model supports all day events, the S60 calendar app ui does not, even though UIQ and the Series 5 UIs did. For presumably legacy reasons dating back to the 7650, the calendar UI could only handle meeting entries that ran from midnight to midnight, rather than true all day events. This causes lots of problems, not least for synchronisation software which has to kludge the conversion of such meetings, and for scheduling because it would cause meeting event clashes if you wanted to say, add MWC as an all day event, and specific meetings on that day. It also makes handling of Birthday calendar entries and vacation time and so on difficult. I think S60v5 partially addresses it in the way it&#39;s presented in the UI, but the event is still internalised as a 24 hour meeting, rather than using the agenda model support for all day events.","2009-11-17T13:31:20","2010-10-15T12:00:41","SymsourceTim",0,100,"Expert review",30,0]
[null,2664,{"$nulls":3},"While we&#39;re at it, can we have year view back. Such an embarrassing shame that even with a suitable screen, the e90 didn&#39;t have it.","2009-11-17T14:36:00","2009-11-17T14:36:00","cowboycoder",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2679,{"$nulls":3},"All Day event = YES\nYear view = YES\nCustom reoccurance instances (every 3 weeks, etc.) = YES","2009-11-17T19:09:46","2009-11-17T19:09:46","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2696,{"$nulls":3},"S60 5th edition has something called Memos which may or may not be the same as all day events and I don&#39;t know how they are internalised.","2009-11-18T12:25:38","2009-11-18T12:25:38","SymsourceTim",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3173,"Mobile applications",null,"More powerful Calendar","What about grouping multiple Tasks in a (Project)? in fact a project contain for example 5 tasks and when one of these tasks is marked as done then the project is 20% complete and i should see the progression in the Calendar and when 2 tasks are done then the progression is 40%.","2009-12-04T22:54:12","2010-06-14T20:31:54","Ammar_Dento",0,100,"Closed",3,0]
[null,3941,"Mobile functionality",null,"Cigarette lighter","i was dreaming if a phone, have a special ports, which if we put a cigarette into the hole, that hole will heating up and turn the cigarette up, it will be very useful for those who wants to keep a lighter and get into an airplane without any worries","2009-12-26T16:00:59","2010-04-15T14:57:37","ramadhikavebryto",0,0,"Closed",0,28]
[null,5213,{"$nulls":3},"Here ya go!\n\n\n\n\nhttp://www.ubergizmo.com/15/archives/2010/02/cell_phone_with_built-in_cigarette_lighter.html","2010-02-05T08:08:48","2010-02-05T08:08:48","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5239,{"$nulls":3},"And there can be a fire extinguisher at the other end as well!","2010-02-05T16:16:27","2010-02-05T16:27:36","sanjaychetia",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4004,{"$nulls":3},"This sounds like a health and safety hazard to me :P","2009-12-29T11:42:02","2009-12-29T11:42:02","Susana",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4010,{"$nulls":3},"I think this is taking the 'converged device' concept a bit far!","2009-12-29T12:50:04","2009-12-29T12:50:03","brendand",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4019,{"$nulls":3},"Instead of hardware, A lighter SOFTWARE with realistic animation that reacts to accelerometer is much cooler!","2009-12-29T16:13:40","2009-12-29T18:48:01","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4031,{"$nulls":3},"If you need a cigarette lighter, try attaching a copper coin across the terminals of your mobile phone's battery. Voila, instant fire! (Note, this procedure may void your warranty. Any loss of life or limb as a result of this procedure is at your own risk. Side effects may include searing, burning pain, loss of digits, eyebrows and/or eyes, and death. Not recommended for the elderly, expectant mothers or the sane.)","2009-12-30T18:14:47","2009-12-30T18:15:15","cdavies",{"$nulls":3},4,0]
[null,4032,{"$nulls":3},"HHHHHHHmmmmnnnnnnn?????  I am speechless for once......Health, safety, legal, homeland security and other issues just prevent me from taking this one seriously....","2009-12-31T01:54:50","2009-12-31T01:54:50","ginau",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4042,{"$nulls":3},"Hi,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI think there is actually such phone, but not with the Symbian (http://www.seabright.cn/en/showproduct.asp?Cid=290&amp;Mid=79).\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nBR\n\n\n\n\nSTeN","2009-12-31T04:45:39","2009-12-31T04:45:39","stenlik",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,5733,"Symbian Foundation",null,"Create a Symbian themed Firefox &#39;persona&#39;","Firefox 3.6 supports the idea of 'personas', which are basically just skins. It would be nice to be able to get a Symbian World themed one. I don't think it would be very difficult to do - I had half a mind to do it myself, but I don't think our artwork is 'open-source' as it were.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIf you have FF 3.6 you can take a look at the available 'personas' here: http://www.getpersonas.com/en-US/gallery/All/Popular","2010-02-19T10:10:34","2010-03-01T17:14:51","brendand",0,100,"Being done",9,1]
[null,5890,{"$nulls":3},"hi Brendan\n\n\n\n\nTo answer your question - anyone is free to use our Symbian World illustrations should they wish to create any kind of goodie or merchandise on behalf of Symbian. A selection of our illustrations can be downloaded from our flickr site http://www.flickr.com/photos/symbianfoundation/collections. Should you need them in any other format then just let me know.\n\n\n\n\nLooking forward to seeing some creations.","2010-02-24T11:16:13","2010-02-27T10:01:12","annabelc",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,6000,{"$nulls":3},"here it is:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://www.getpersonas.com/en-US/persona/113903\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nshare ur thoughts :P","2010-02-27T17:02:59","2010-02-27T17:02:59","anirudh",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6016,{"$nulls":3},"Ani-looked at the graphic......pretty NICE .......I will put this one the list fordone completed and get back to you all.....Nice IDEA Brendan and great team work all......","2010-02-28T04:49:32","2010-02-28T04:49:31","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6062,{"$nulls":3},"Hey - I like the idea. that would be great...!","2010-03-01T05:06:57","2010-03-01T05:06:57","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5845,{"$nulls":3},"Come on Design Team - make it happen.","2010-02-23T14:13:42","2010-02-23T14:13:42","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5847,{"$nulls":3},"Great idea... thumbs up from me","2010-02-23T14:19:31","2010-02-23T14:19:31","Susana",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5848,{"$nulls":3},"More details on how to create a persona here: http://www.getpersonas.com/en-US/demo_create\n\n\n\n\nAs I said in the idea, I would do it myself but I'm not sure what would happen after (would I get in trouble, even being an employee, for using copyrighted artwork)?\n\n\n\n\nAlso, not being an artist I don't think I'd do the best job of it - it would be much better for someone with an eye for design to do it.","2010-02-23T14:20:03","2010-02-23T14:23:38","brendand",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,6111,{"$nulls":3}," - \n\n\n\n\nPlease close this Idea\n\n\n\n\n\nSymbian themed Firefox 'persona' now published - Made by Anirudh Sharma \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nhttp://www.getpersonas.com/en-US/persona/113903","2010-03-01T17:07:24","2010-03-02T12:37:51","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6113,{"$nulls":3},"I have it as my persona :) good job Anirudh","2010-03-01T17:11:40","2010-03-01T17:11:40","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7781,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Add a homescreen with ovi or nokia maps","With more than 1 homescreen being popular, adding maps and gps as home screens may be helpful for those who use mobile for navigation. its convinient, energy saving and lot helpful for touch UI","2010-05-29T19:44:50","2010-05-29T19:44:49","Aqeel",0,100,"Voting and discussion",6,0]
[null,7785,{"$nulls":3},"Well a good energy saving idea and really makes navigation maps useful","2010-05-29T20:01:47","2010-05-29T20:03:49","miqy",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,7788,{"$nulls":3},"this is a good idea, look if  anyone is using a phone in cars with the stand for navigation and his family is watching a movie and then he wants to use navigation select the home screen and you get it","2010-05-29T20:17:04","2010-05-29T20:17:03","azin",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7792,{"$nulls":3},"Good idea, just not under Symbian's control. This is a Nokia specific application and would be to them to add this feature to Ovi Maps.","2010-05-30T02:17:45","2010-05-30T02:17:44","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,7828,{"$nulls":3},"Aqeel Miqdad - Good Idea - but as Antoine RJ Wright said- this is related to Nokia and its better to ask Nokia Betalabs about this.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nhttp://betalabs.nokia.com/apps/ovi-maps-beta-for-mobile","2010-06-01T06:55:48","2010-06-01T06:55:48","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8805,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Sticker for Folder/File","In Ubuntu (Linux distro), when we want to show our emotion or mark to one image/clip/folder/file .v.v. We can add sticker to it.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIt's great fun and useful ! When we like this image, we can add a Smiley sticker. When we want to know easily what is important folder, we just simple add a \"!\" to it .v.v.\n\n\n\n\nEverything is funnier and smarter !","2010-08-13T08:02:29","2010-08-13T08:04:27","MyFanIsUUUU",0,100,"Voting and discussion",22,0]
[null,10001,{"$nulls":3},"Great FUN !","2010-10-09T08:12:12","2010-10-09T08:12:12","Lika",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9206,{"$nulls":3},"Sticker is useful ! ","2010-08-30T16:26:41","2010-10-08T16:34:46","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9573,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Reduction of environment-noise in the Symbian-device instead of expensive headphones","Some high-class headphones have a built-in-mic that sensors the noise from the environment. A little processor in the headphone mixes sound in the audio-output that eliminates the noise from the surrounding.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSo you can hear your phone-calls, music, and so on better over the headphones and reduce the noise of the environment. And you can reduce the volume of the headphone what is healthier for the ears.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI think that would be a great thing for Symbian-devices. They can use their built-in mic and processor. So that great feature is available with every headphone...\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI think that would be a great feature for Symbian. For phone calls as well as listening to music, FM-radio, and so on...\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nJulian\n\n\n\n\nPS: I don't mean to raise or lower the volume, based on the noise afound you (like in other ideas). But I mean the electronic generation of waves that eliminate the noise around you. Some high-quality headphones have this, but because Symbian-devices have a mic and a CPU, they could do that with every headphone...\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-09-22T17:19:43","2010-10-08T01:38:56","JMontanaro",0,100,"Closed",50,0]
[null,9576,{"$nulls":3},"Cool idea!\n\n\n\n\nIf it works, that would be a very cool feature!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-09-22T20:24:21","2010-09-22T20:24:21","Benjamin.Bolam",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9577,{"$nulls":3},"Could someone please educate me as to how/why this would not be  expensive, what an approximate cost would be and is this technically  feasible. Right now, sure I'd love the feature, but I am not sure  if it  can be done. Hopefully, the community can weigh in and we will have an  answer.\n\n\n\n\nNoise reduction headphones are expensive regardless of the maker. I will  add if they work as stated above. I have purchased and tried out many  of these for disability studies. They are needed for some disabilities  as noise sensitivity is an issue.  The price point has been from  approximately $80 to $400+ US for noise-reduction technology that would give  adequate quality such as Sony (approx $100 US) and BOSE ($200-$500 US).  I am not saying this is a good or bad idea. I am questioning the feasibility of making a noise-reduction headset which is inexpensive. You get what you pay for and this may be better done by the current companies, or this may just add a lot of money to the cost of the mobile. This is a very expensive proposal based on my experience.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-09-23T00:43:48","2010-09-28T13:52:22","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9580,{"$nulls":3},"If such technology is available and present in headphone - Why not use those headphone - instead of rebuilding that again.","2010-09-23T03:52:22","2010-09-28T23:57:28","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9863,{"$nulls":3},"Interesting. If it works, the developers should think about this feature.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-07T11:43:58","2010-10-07T11:43:58","CarlosFiyero",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9635,{"$nulls":3},"I've heard of that and think, that works very good in headphones. If it works in cellphones too, it would be nice to do so, so that it works with every headphone.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-09-26T14:31:15","2010-09-29T00:16:03","MHeller",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9727,{"$nulls":3},"Thank you for the more thorough explanation. Now that it has been provided, this is a refinement to\n\n\n\n\nhttp://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=3403 and will be merged in the coming days.","2010-09-29T00:58:39","2010-10-08T09:40:39","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10341,"Mobile applications",null,"royalmail tracker","a app where you can track you recorded,tracked or special deliveries with royalmail","2010-10-20T22:00:56","2010-10-20T22:00:56","insaneman",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,614,"Symbian Foundation","Make development easier","Free Signing for Open Source and Freeware","We want to provide open source and freeware application developers a free signing service.  Our goal is to offer a self-sufficent and sustainable free service using internal and external (hopefully) services.  In addition, we want the external managers and other communities to be engaged in shaping the future of the service through websites, forums and regular conference call meetings.\n\n\n\n\nWe have several options for how to pursue this endeavor and are open to others.  If you post a new idea and it requires developing a relationship, include how that could happen (through you or someone you know).\n\n\n\n\nRESOURCES PROVIDED TO FREE SIGNERS\n\n\n\n1 Publisher ID and many Content IDs (a person or entity provided IDs would be allowed to use them to sign their own applications also)\nQuick diagnostic test to perform on each application (the diagnostic is tbd, it would be a checklist to follow and can be completed in five minutes)\nWiki area providing the process and access to applications awaiting free signing\nAccess to Express Signed, Symbian Signed forums and other tools to help sign an application\nIndemnification.  Anyone signing an open source or freeware application is an agent of the foundation and if an issue arises, the foundation will act on behalf of the signer\n\n\n\nOPTIONS FOR FINDING FREE SIGNERS\n\n\n\nSelect 3 to 5 Universities and find a faculty member in each school to be our point of contact.  The faculty member can allow their students to perform the free signing process.\nSelect 3 to 5 people in the open source or freeware communities.  Would be ideal to find people through relationships employees of the foundation have.\nSelect someone employed by the foundation to sign the applications.  Prefer this not to be someone who is a member of the Symbian Signed team.\n\n\n\nPROCESS\n\n\n\nOpen source and freeware application developers post their application in a specific wiki page.  The developer must include meta information about themselves / organization (if there is an issue with the source or nature of the applicaiton, the free signers notifies Symbian Signed management)\nFree signers grab applicaitons from the wiki locaiton and can review the free signing process/diagnostic\nFree signers use Express Signed\nOnce signed, the free signer can either post the signed applicaiton on a wiki page\nThe same audit service perfomed on Express Signed applications would apply to open/free applications","2009-05-14T19:44:43","2010-06-11T15:31:52","Brian",0,95.11,"Closed",86,3]
[null,780,{"$nulls":3},"Talking from the university perspective: at least for us, the publisher ID is no problem the way it is right now. Of course, it was a bit of work to obtain it and I&apos;m not too happy that I had to send in a copy of my personal passport and am now in some way partly responsible for applications developed by students. But anyway, it&apos;s fine in general.\n\n\n\n\nWhat&apos;s worse is the $20 for signing applications. Obviously, it&apos;s not much for an individual application and we can do it of course. However, when I bought five new content IDs today, the department head already expressed that he&apos;s not too happy that we have to buy those IDs all the time, as the costs accumulate and we release almost everything as freeware anyway.\n\n\n\n\nAbout the process: in general, it&apos;s fine if the signing is done by a central person instead of the students directly. The advantages:\n\n\n\n\n- The publisher ID can&apos;t be given out to students anyway.\n\n\n\n\n- If students want to release something with our university name attached to it, I&apos;d like to remain in control of the output. This is important to maintain the required quality and innovation level.\n\n\n\n\nTo sum it up: I guess a simplified publisher ID is a good idea, as some kind of paid registration is required on every platform nowadays. But paying $20 for every application, especially freeware, is not really attractive. If the signing process could be directly linked to the app stores, it&apos;d be possible to make Express Signed free for freeware and then ensure that the applications can only be published as freeware through those stores.\n\n\n\n\nIf the signing process gets too easy and is then no longer a sign for quality, app stores will additionally demand certification. And that&apos;s the worst thing that could happen - we could for example never go through Java Verified, as the process is too expensive and time-consuming for a freeware app from a University.","2009-05-28T23:00:09","2009-05-28T23:00:09","AndreasJakl",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,1554,{"$nulls":3},"I'd like to chime in as a user/enthusiast who remembers 'the time before' Symbian Signed. As has been covered here, this is certainly a tricky situation, with several factors all vying for the most attention/quickest fix. Having spoken with several developers, it's definitely true that the cost of entry is a large barrier, even to established development houses.\n\n\n\n\nThere are currently a handful of applications which are only available unsigned that should most definitely be signed, such as Free-iSMS, FontRouterLT, and others. There needs to be a way for the *involved community* to vote on these freewares, perhaps, to show which should be signed and which shouldn't (the popularity contest, of sorts, that is mentioned above). Similarly, the idea of allowing new developers access to a publisher ID for their freeware, based upon the recommendation of established developers is definitely key, as well.\n\n\n\n\nCurrently, I use the chinese site referenced above to sign legitimate unsigned applications for use on my various phones. I personally do not use (or recommend to readers of my site) the 'hacking' procedures that completely eliminate the Symbian Signed requirement for the reasons outlined here - it introduces the possibility of malware to be installed, because there is no 'protection' at all. I suppose you could say that I personally have my own method of vetting new developers/freeware that are not already established in the community.","2009-08-16T19:42:10","2009-08-16T19:42:10","symbianguru",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,1568,{"$nulls":3},"I work at a company call Mob4Hire; we have a crowdsource mobile testing platform and I have been thinking for a while on how to provide testing and certification for open-sourced projects (and not go broke doing it!). We have a distribution platform and 15,000 testers that can handle any type of testing so there should be a way to work this out. \n\nHere is one idea we floated around the office.\n\nMob4Hire  (Or preferably some FOSS foundation) to host a the project and distribute for testing\n\nThe idea here is to create a system where any community member can download and test a software release and post the test results or bugs.\n\nHere is how it can work:\n\nThe OSS community posts an unsigned download to their project page (Like a sourceforge project page).\n\nTesters can log in and download the software for their device. In the background Mob4Hire (or Symbian!) can sign the download for that specific testers IMEI. The testers don't have to meet any fixed criteria so feedback and rating system will allow developers/testers the ability to police the system against nefarious behaviour. There can be a mechanism that limits the testers to a specific certified group if there is concerns about IP and commercial disclosure. \n\nTesters will test the application according to the Symbian criteria http://developer.symbian.org/forum/showthread.php?t=2546. They log into the Mob4Hire page and post the test results (or bugs). Since there are many testers and many tests, the aggregated test results should give a more accurate certification test than you might see from a testing house. Any malicious code will be determined through the testing and usage of the application by some if not all of the testers.\n\nOnce enough testers have verified a version we should be reasonably confident that the application is non-malicious.\n\nAt this point I would like to see Symbian sign the release and declare it Symbian Open-Source Certified (or whatever marketing spin they want around it)\n\nUsing this FOSS can have an open track for develop, test, release without any cost.\n\nThe costs for the project can be covered by commercial certification using the platform. If you are selling the application or using it for commercial purposes you would have to pay for the testing. Part of that payment will go to the tester (that's the motivation).\n\nIt is similar to the model we are using for http://www.o2litmus.co.uk but we could use it for certification and signing.\n\n\nLet me know what you think.\n\nThanks,\n\nJohn","2009-08-17T17:32:01","2009-08-18T23:19:40","JCarpenter",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1577,{"$nulls":3},"Hi John,\n\n\n\n\n\n\nLet me know what you think.\n\n\n\n\n\n\nI think your idea is well worth discussing.\n\n\n\n\nBut as a practical suggestion, I recommend you post it as a new top-level Idea of its own.\n\n\n\n\nThat way, it will get more visibility - rather than being somewhat hidden at the end of this long discussion.","2009-08-18T11:01:11","2009-08-18T11:01:11","dw2",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,617,{"$nulls":3},"This seems like a fantastic idea at face value, especially given that Symbian itself is (becoming) an Open Source project, so this sort of thing only makes sense.","2009-05-14T21:24:04","2009-05-14T21:24:20","vmlemon",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,618,{"$nulls":3},"Absoultely, yes, affirmative, good idea, this should definitely happen.\n\n\n\n\nOne of the main driving forces of the Apple App Store&apos;s success was the immense number of free apps which got unsure people to try the service.\n\n\n\n\nSymbian should be doing everything it can to encourage freeware and OSS projects, because it will encourage people to try Symbian app stores and eventually try commercial software too.","2009-05-14T21:39:51","2009-05-14T21:39:51","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},3,0]
[null,622,{"$nulls":3},"Best proposal I&apos;ve seen so far, but it has a few potential problems:\n\n\n\n\n1) There is no guarantee that all apps will be reviewed, not to mention signed. Some niche apps might get stuck in the queue! Maybe due lack of interest, maybe due lack of understanding.\n\n\n\n\n2) There should be few persons per each university. Can&apos;t imagine anyone in UK university would be able to argument why s/he is using time and limited budget to certificate apps from all over the world. As result only the 3-5 selected elite universities would be able to fully engage with Symbian OS sw development.\n\n\n\n\n3) Looking for just 3-5 persons from open source community and just 1 person from SF sounds like you&apos;re not expecting too many freeware signing requests? Or that you would believe that all it really takes is 5 minutes (!!!) testing plus signing to take care of one case. Somehow I believe one app would require quite a lot more time to get released. Also I seriously hope there would be an avalance of Symbian OS apps queing to get certified :)\n\n\n\n\n4) How would you treat Commercial Lite application, which is released as freeware? To promote the Commercial Full application, signed by the development company itself? How would you treat freeware apps, which use built-in advertizing to get some revenues? How would you treat freeware app releases from Coca Cola corporation?\n\n\n\n\n5) How would you handle apps based on frameworks or runtimes? I have especially python in my mind, but see little difference with Flash or WRT which do not have any certification program themselves as far as I know (unlike e.g. Java Verified).\n\n\n\n\n6) How would Nokia Ovi Store treat apps signed by this system? Impossible to know in advance, sure, but might be worth asking their opinion, too. Same with Samsung, Orange and Vodafone.\n\n\n\n\nI would propose you plan a system where every freeware/open source software author could sign their own apps. Some random ideas:\n\n\n\n\nSystem to request freeware signing possibility, person(s) to process the requests and grant 1 Published Id per application or author. System to request freeware Content IDs and public online record of both of those == community to watch on authors/apps, against missuse, malware and too low quality.\n\n\n\n\nPerhaps only publicly \"audited\" applications would be approved into SF App Storage (what is the official name?), maybe via the beforementioned wiki pages? After signing each author would have to find say 10 registered users to testify that the app does what it says, behaves nicely and should be added into SF App Store? Maybe SF App Storage could add a boilerplate over the approved apps to tell to the world that this is freeware, it&apos;s officially certified and has been approved by community as quality product for SF App Storage?","2009-05-14T22:43:15","2009-05-14T22:43:15","JOM",{"$nulls":3},6,0]
[null,901,{"$nulls":3},"I think it&apos;s a mistake to have different routes through the signing process for open source and freeware vs. shareware and commercial apps.  We should make it easier for everybody, regardless of whether they are open source advocates, bedroom developers or commercial entities (or somewhere in between as I think many developers will be).\n\n\n\n\nThat said, we certainly have not been good at registering individual developers in the past - the Publisher ID infrastructure has been designed around authenticating companies rather than individuals, and we are doing something about that now I believe.\n\n\n\n\nChanges to Symbian Signed should be about simplifying it and removing distinctions between different sorts of submission, rather than making it more complicated by adding special cases.\n\n\n\n\nI do however think there is a place for Symbian sponsoring selected open source applications and paying their way through the process, but I think that should be a discretionary, exceptional thing rather than a blanket process.","2009-06-09T13:45:15","2009-06-09T13:46:36","craigh",{"$nulls":3},6,0]
[null,657,{"$nulls":3},"It is good idea for freeware. But when you implement it, copyright issue need be considered in some areas (China and East Europe I think). \n\n\n\n\nTechnically how can you (free signer) identify those submitted freeware are originally developed by the people who are looking for free signing? Or you would ask people also submit source code before you sign their binary apps?\n\n\n\n\nIn China, The cracked applications are very popular in some forums. Most of them only have been translated UI to Chinese. Currently those people use OpenSigned to distribute those apps. The process is following\n\n\n1)    User registers in their forum\n\n\n2)    User leave his IMEI to forum\n\n\n3)    Forum people would apply for one devcert for user based on their IMEI in one day, return devcert and key file back to user\n\n\n4)    User can use forum provided UI friendly signing tool to sign downloaded unsigned cracked apps for himself\n\n\n\n\nI think those forum people would be eager to our free signing, if we can not find a solution to stop them.","2009-05-16T11:16:43","2009-05-20T07:53:20","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},4,0]
[null,1725,{"$nulls":3},"following on from Mark Wilcox's idea above, why not use something like OpenPGP to help with the signing of various things (especially within the testing phase)\n\n\n\n\nThe system already exists, and is understood (at least to some extent)","2009-09-20T14:22:02","2009-09-21T10:02:53","ymb",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,959,{"$nulls":3},"We completely murdered our open source/freeware development community when we went to the signed model in SOS 9+.  I myself like many others simply gave up.  I&apos;m not PAYING so that I can give my software away for FREE!!!  That&apos;s crazy!  Not to mention the sheer amount of pain and effort to actually get something signed to start with.\n\n\n\n\nIf we are going to lure people back to write free software for us (and Ovi store) then free - and EASY - signing for open source and freeware developers is mandatory.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-06-10T13:44:47","2009-09-22T20:17:09","ColinWard",{"$nulls":3},6,2]
[null,704,{"$nulls":3},"Personally I think the problem is being attacked from the wrong side.\n\n\n\n\nThe idea sounds ok in theory, but what stops someone to create a fictitious character, say john.doe@gmail.com and provide some basic (false) bio info details when submitting? What kind of checking is performed over this? Let&apos;s say John Doe submits a cool app (binary file only) which looks great, but contains some logic bomb triggering at a specific time in the future? Similarly, let&apos;s say he submits a binary from a known opensource project, with some personal \"additions\". It&apos;s a known fact that determining behaviour of a program is undecidable, so how would you be able to track him down?\n\n\n\n\nInstead, why not make the developer id process easier? Instead of publisher id, use a credit card for example, which even if not perfect, at least has a wider reach among developers. And thus avoiding this issue, by making everyone sign their own apps.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-05-21T00:53:36","2009-05-31T12:51:10","david.caabeiro",{"$nulls":3},1,1]
[null,3174,"Symbian Foundation",null,"Total Remote Instruction Command (RIC) Solutions","Develop a industry standard for automated, remotely and integrated set of instruction command with all smart phones and other electronics to change the world the way we lives.\n\n\n\n\nStage_1 : [Build a new feature] - Allow Symbian OS Platform to compile a Remote Instruction Command (RIC) Message, Verify RIC Message, Preview RIC Message, Manage RIC Message, Execute RIC Message, Send and Receive RIC Message from one device to another devices or locally.\n\n\n\n\nStage_1_Detail : Remote Instruction Command (RIC) Message is like a sets of shortcut or voice command with some basic processes like execute order sequence, iterations (while loop, for loop &amp; do while lopping), command execution status (completed, succeed, failure), conditions with expression, variables stored, etc. Can be separated to few roll out version for first version of just purely sets of instructions with order sequence. Then only evolve to more complicated staffs.\n\n\n\n\nStage_2 : [create a common feature] - Define an industry standards to be integrated with other Mobile OS like Android, WebOS, Windows Mobile OS, etc. Build SDK for anyone interested to compile or customization the RIC Message for any others purposes.\n\n\n\n\nStage_2_Detail : The communication from one device to another should be always on. It can either incorporate in Bluetooth or something else where any time the other devices can receive this kind of instructions. The securities part will need to use IDs (User Define ID, Phone Number, Phone ID, Sim ID, etc) as identification and certification or password to verify. Encryption is required to prevent some other unauthorized people to intercept it. Also each RIC Message should categorized it (System Setup, Application Installation, Communication Alerting, Demonstration Guidance, Appearance Changes, Profile Activation, etc) and different category will have some restriction of RIC capabilities Controls. When the recipient device received this RIC Message, it would not execute or store it directly. It needs user authorization or pre-authorized for further action to be taken, no user instruction or for invalid RIC Message will be discussed it immediate or by after period of time. User are able to verify the information of RIC Message each RIC Message and no exceptional. User can always preview the details of RIC Message by playback visualized or command sequence summaries. User must be able to forward or reply back the RIC Message with capable to edit the RIC Message. Symbian will have one RIC Message Manager to shows all incoming and outgoing RIC Messages with categoty, execution status, date and time, modification and duplication of RIC Messages, storing and executing RIC Messages, manage the incoming and outgoing list, create shortcuts (menu link, voice tag, Multitouch quick stroke, quick button, etc), define auto &amp; interval execution call (by restart, by profile activated, by reminder call, by alarm bell, by specific date and time, etc) and also calling other RIC Message, etc. In this stage are more direct because the integration are basically all smart phones, most of the features in Symbian can be found other Platform OS.\n\n\n\n\nStage_3 : [Develop a industry standard feature] - After RIC Message is well known and accepted as a industry standard, Then it should evolve to other gadget like PDAs, GPS device, IPod &amp; media players, etc. As evolved to some other platforms where it still need foundation to interact the devices. Open Source this RIC Message for whoever has more creativity people with outstanding innovation to develop some others applications to facilitate the worlds. \n\n\n\n\nStage_3_Detail : Define common standard instruction command for all different platform like (Turn On &amp; Off, Restart, Play, Stop, Volume Control, Message Display, Generic Instruction, User Defined RIC Message, Factory pre-defined RIC Message, User defined shortcuts, Factory pre-defined shortcuts, etc.\n\n\n\n\nStage_4 : [Integration of electronic devices] - Extend RIC Message to any devices running on firmware like digital photo frame, camera, DVD players, LCD, washing machine, etc. Where to build a Total Remote Instructions World and achieve a real concept of  for mobile phone to controls every electronic items in our home and office. No rely on PCs and fully automated.\n\n\n\n\nStage_5 : [Evolution of electronic devices] - Build a RIC Router to received RIC Message from authorized peoples to route or delicate RIC Message to specific electronic devices in home or office with directly or specifically date and time. To fully integrated all devices as Total Remote Instruction Command World.\n\n\n\n\nStage_6 : [Change the world] - By that time should already have solutions from some one to adopt RIC Message into computers (PCs, Laptops and servers) so final stage is to allow computer to control back all devices. Server are able to turn on the air condition when hit certain level of temperature. Server can able to diagnose when switches are failure. Server able to control the robots to do some task. Home PC can control all electronic devices, monitor CCTV also alarm system, assign task for robots to perform housekeeping, etc.","2009-12-05T04:59:18","2010-06-16T14:34:45","lawrence27",0,0,"Closed",1,1]
[null,6032,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Lawrence,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThis post is many IDEAs and some are pretty good.  May I suggest breaking down your thoughts into multiple posts and naming the heading that you propose.  I think you will get more voting and interest if this is done.","2010-02-28T16:38:41","2010-04-25T04:47:20","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3290,{"$nulls":3},"Summary for this idea is new smarter life through fully automated and integration of electronic components","2009-12-08T00:26:54","2009-12-15T12:27:27","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3686,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Allow user to add calendar entries from messaging and create message from calendar","I would like very much to have the function that allow me to create calender entry directly from messaging (title become calendar title etc) and vice versa.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2009-12-18T03:58:50","2010-10-10T07:06:05","jlool",0,100,"Expert review",37,0]
[null,3689,{"$nulls":3},"I support the idea, but would want to refine it a bit:\n\n\n\nMessage comes in with time, date, and/or location information\nUser highlights item and gets the context menu - \"Copy | Create Calendar Event\"\nNext screen asks where to paste in the information copied (possibly word for word so that all event entry sections are populated)\nFinal screen shows the event details view with all pieces filled in and a note attchment which has the contact information of the person who sent the message\n\n\n\nOr\n\n\n\nMessage comes in from an online serivce (FB, Upcoming, LinkedIn, etc)\nInformation is a hCal or vCal event\nPrompt given - \"This message looks like event information, would you like to save it to your calendar\"\nUser saves item\nFinal screen shows the event details view with all pieces filled in and a note attchment which has the contact information of the person who sent the message","2009-12-18T05:07:45","2009-12-19T04:51:59","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,9947,{"$nulls":3},"you have my vote","2010-10-08T12:21:10","2010-10-08T12:21:10","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7907,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing back for community Support!","2010-06-07T09:28:09","2010-06-07T09:28:09","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6246,"Mobile applications",null,"Music Player streaming to Windows 7 Media Player","With Windows 7 Microsoft is really trying to show off their music and video streaming.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWhen you connect your mobile phone to your own (Windows 7) home network via WiFi it would be really cool to be able to stream music from your phone onto the server's Media Player, which would typically have great speakers connected. This is very simple using an iPhone and Mac computer.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nUPDATE: I didn't know but this does already work.","2010-03-04T16:49:34","2010-03-05T17:16:12","Sybaris1",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,6258,{"$nulls":3},"Per Kjellqvist,\n\n\n\n\nHi....Windows 7 is a PC based program and works fine with Nokias to do what you are saying.\n\n\n\n\nI am happy your iPhone works great on a Mac (with what I assume to be Windows 7 for Macs?), but, have you had problems with Windows 7 and a Symbian phone?  I haven't and I would be interested to understand your issue better so we can help you. \n\n\n\n\nYou may have some glitch because of iTunes overriding media player.  That happens and it may be the issue. If iTunes is set as your default player, please change that, and the problem should resolve.  But, I am making many assumptions and will stop now.\n\n\n\n\nCould you supply the model of Symbian phone which is having the issue and also is it a Mac (with Windows 7 for Macs), or are you using a PC with Windows 7 and having this issue?  It should not be an issue that is why i am writing so much....\n\n\n\n\nPlease clarify and you have a lot of help  here on the Symbian Foundation IDEAs forum.....\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-04T19:20:36","2010-03-05T03:17:15","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6284,{"$nulls":3},"If your mobile does not support the protocol to allow Windows Media Center to find your device and play these files then its not going to happen. This is a feature that licensees need to enable, its already something doable with some Symbian devices. Why its not working as such on the 5630 is something that should be pointed to Nokia's Support Form.\n\n\n\n\nYour idea would be better phrased as asking for this to be universally supported across all Symbian devices (which I believe it is; its just not \"turned on\" for all devices).","2010-03-05T15:52:43","2010-03-05T23:38:50","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6292,{"$nulls":3},"I can't figure out how to remove my suggestion.","2010-03-05T17:18:45","2010-03-05T18:00:14","Sybaris1",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7014,"Mobile applications",null,"mobile tablet - graphic board","hello\n\n\n\n\ni would like to suggest a great idea for using one's touch mobile device as a basic graphic tablet, meaning what ever i write or draw on the mobile touch screen would be written on a graphic software (photo shop, illustrator) instently.\n\n\n\n\nsignatures could be digitally copied to the PC or nice features like windows 7's math input panel could be used without having to buy an expensive graphic tablet. \n\n\n\n\nthere is something similar to this idea called \"smart touch\" that doesn't really maximizes this idea pontential.\n\n\n\n\nall the best\n\n\n\n\nAmit ","2010-04-09T15:46:16","2010-04-09T15:46:16","leviam",0,100,"Voting and discussion",3,0]
[null,7015,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Amit,\n\n\n\n\nI am intrigued by your IDEA and would love to know more.\n\n\n\n\nCould you elaborate on what you are thinking: art, math, signatures, photoshop?\n\n\n\n\nHow fine detail do you want and what kind of entry method?  Also e-signatures are tricky and depeneding on what you are trying to do, they may require validation. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-04-09T15:53:15","2010-04-10T23:16:41","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7021,{"$nulls":3},"Amit Levi - I got your point - you want your Touch Device interface to interact with your Normal PC application - Such that when you draw some thing on your device touch screen you want that input to the PC application. - Am I correct....!","2010-04-10T17:06:37","2010-04-10T23:18:08","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7782,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","ADDING CUSTOMISABLE THEMES","Introducing themes who's icons, colors and other things can be made customisable. So that it fits your style.","2010-05-29T19:51:06","2010-05-29T19:51:06","Aqeel",0,100,"Voting and discussion",5,1]
[null,7784,{"$nulls":3},"wow amazing idea","2010-05-29T19:59:23","2010-05-29T20:20:03","miqy",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,7829,{"$nulls":3},"I think your idea comes under this one -\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nTheme Maker\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=6268","2010-06-01T06:58:09","2010-06-01T06:58:09","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8294,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Innovation Strategy","Dealing with Darwin\n\n\n\n\nReturns on innovation - inventors are key developers of core\n\n\n\n\nRemember your vector math.\n\n\n\n\nMultiple innovation initiatives, Bubble up management equals zero.\n\n\n\n\ninnovation vector- each type of innovation can be thought of as a strategic direction for investment that competes for resources with alternative vectors.  An enterprise's overall differentiation is the sum of its performance along all vectors that, were resources allocated equally, would equate to zero.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nPlatform Innovation - others can integrate to easily.  Taking out complexities and offering up a common interface for others to plug into.\n\n\n\n\nEconomic Returns on innovation\n\n\n\n\neither create waste \n\n\n\n\nneutralize a competitors current advantage \n\n\n\n\nincrease productivity \n\n\n\n\ntruly differentiate - initiatives that increase competitive separation from reference competitors in target markets.\n\n\n\n\nDisruptive Innovation - early market - create a new category, build an ecosystem to serve it\n\n\n\n\nApplication Solution Innovation - take an existing product or service into a new market\n\n\n\n\nProduct Innovation - take share in an established market\n\n\n\n\nCore Platform Innovation - Growth Markets - opening up your installed base to partners\n\n\n\n\nProduct Leadership Innovation Zone in Technology Adoption Lifecycle Model for growth markets\n\n\n\n\nInnovating for Product Leadership\n\n\n\n\nWhen it is rewarded\n\n\n\n\nGrowth markets - features and functions still matter\n\n\n\n\nProduct leadership captures market share\n\n\n\n\nReward matches the risk - NPV of a new customer\n\n\n\n\nOver featured products annoy customers\n\n\n\n\nCustomers choosing more by brand or vendor\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-07-11T11:00:36","2010-07-13T03:53:57","Mesenburg",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,8296,{"$nulls":3},"Intensely focusing on one or two innovation vectors to create competitive separation.  \n\n\n\n\nSpecifically, fielding highly differentiated offerings to outperform competitive alternatives in the dimensions targeted.","2010-07-11T11:49:00","2010-07-11T11:49:00","Mesenburg",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8297,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Chris,\n\n\n\n\nI agree with many of your points and hope they will be considered. Your entrepreneurial advice and suggestions make sense. Not sure what the exact business model is, but components of yours should be commented on and/or incorporated into SF, Nokia, Sony-Ericcson, etc., for their market to be maintained and grown.\n\n\n\n\nI would add that the USA is a large market which seems to be sometimes under-marketed and by Nokia, SF, S-E and that is hurting attracting developers and technical leaders.\n\n\n\n\nA suggestion is to make your post smaller and as simply/concisely stated as possible.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-07-11T15:19:56","2010-07-11T19:09:21","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9062,"Mobile applications",null,"A calendar program that works on the SE Satio!!","I have yet to find a calendar program that works on the Satio. I've tried Handy Calendar, MobyToday &amp; SBSH Calendar.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAll the programs either crash or don't start up.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAdditionally, the internal calendar program is not functioning correctly.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI'm desperate for a working calendar program. Any help is appreciated. Thanks in advance.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSeeker00","2010-08-25T12:45:58","2010-08-25T12:45:58","Seeker00",0,100,"Voting and discussion",7,0]
[null,10086,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Internet Time Synchronization","Add option to Synchronize Time with internet servers (atomic clocks)\n\n\n\n\nSync - when ?:\n\n\n\n\n- while any connection (gprs/3g/lan\n\n\n\n\n- only with free connections (wlan)\n\n\n\n\n- only when i'm connected (no automatic synchro)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSync:\n\n\n\n\n- automatically\n\n\n\n\n- every X days/weeks/months\n\n\n\n\n- once a day\n\n\n\n\n- always ask about sync/never ask\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSamples of synchro servers:\n\n\n\n\ntime.windows.com\ntime.nist.gov\nbitsy.mit.edu\ntime-a.nist.gov\ntime-b.nist.gov\ntime-nw.nist.gov\ntimex.cs.columbia.edu\ntmc.edu\nutcnist.colorado.edu\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nShow some info about actual stats:","2010-10-10T22:11:00","2010-10-10T22:10:59","superfly86",0,100,"Voting and discussion",11,0]
[null,10207,{"$nulls":3},"good one","2010-10-13T17:50:36","2010-10-13T17:50:36","nitrous19",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10598,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Settings Menu Layout","After I had just bought a mobile phone, usually I will go to the Settings menu to make some changes. On s60v5, Settings menu layout has many sub-menu and long lists.\n\nSettings\n&gt; Profiles&gt; General, silent, etc.\n&gt; Themes&gt; General, wallpapers, etc.\n&gt; Phone&gt; date &amp; time, speech, etc\n&gt; Apps manager&gt; installed apps, inst. files, etc\n&gt; Calling&gt; call, speed dial, etc\nand each sub-menu has another sub menu.\n\nI imagine it would be appropriate if the Settings menu using the layout as CONTROL PANEL on Microsoft OS. Will make it easier to find sub-menu settings you are looking for and easy to go back to the other sub-menu when you're done.","2010-11-20T13:55:47","2010-11-20T13:55:47","Blackidea",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,615,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","Symbian Foundation Grants","Okay, so I nicked this one from the Perl Foundation, but what about offering grants for innovative projects that enhance or use Symbian? I don&apos;t mean llike long-term PhD funding, but more short term projects. From the Perl Foundation website, here are some of the ideas they fielded at their last conference (with Symbian equivalents):\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- Improving learn.perl.org (improving the Symbian wiki)\n\n\n\n\n- Faster Perl Crawlers (improvements to Symbian tools)\n\n\n\n\n- Web.pm - a lightweight web framework for Perl 6 (a new Symbian component/library)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nUp for debate would be the size of the grants and what the criteria for selection would be. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThe Perl Foundation itself gets the grant monies from commercial sponsors who have a vested interested in the development of Perl. A list is here http://www.perlfoundation.org/sponsors.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThe benefit of a scheme like this would be that it would promote uses of Symbian that we might not have thought of ourselves. It would attract people to submit their ideas about developing Symbian in innovative ways.","2009-05-14T20:04:20","2009-05-16T09:50:25","brendand",0,87.11,"Voting and discussion",8,1]
[null,7774,{"$nulls":3},"Symbian Foundation is a nonprofit. There is a lot of grant money in many countries which developers could apply for independently or through Symbian Foundation.\n\n\n\n\nThis gem of an IDEA can not be lost is the pile of IDEAs. I am bring it to the front and you have my vote.","2010-05-29T14:11:15","2010-05-29T14:11:15","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3682,{"$nulls":3},"Reviving this idea, as it seems to have got lost down the pile. Note that like the Perl Foundation grants, Symbian would not fund these itself.","2009-12-18T00:11:04","2009-12-18T00:11:04","brendand",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,638,{"$nulls":3},"How does the Perl Foundation fund that? What&apos;s the value of a formal \"Symbian Foundation Grant\" process compared to just occasionally deciding it&apos;s worth spending some of our operating budget to pay someone to make something we want?\n\n\n\n\nI would expect a formal \"Symbian Foundation Grant\" to be something which required approval from one of the councils, or the board.","2009-05-15T13:37:08","2009-05-15T19:51:55","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,7826,{"$nulls":3},"Yes Gina you are correct! - ","2010-06-01T06:47:45","2010-06-01T06:47:45","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1127,"Symbian Foundation","Make development easier","Create open-source sub-project(s) for tools to automatically sync Bugzilla with various proprietary defect trackers","This seems like an area that could\n\n\n\n\na) be a lot of work requiring it to be run as a sub-project\n\n\n\n\nb) be worth collaborating on if two companies share the same defect tracker\n\n\n\n\nc) could bring benefit in terms of enabling better visibility of bugs in Bugzilla therefore more reliable information from which to measure the quality of the platform","2009-06-18T16:01:51","2010-06-10T01:55:10","adetaylor",0,0,"Closed",1,0]
[null,2407,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Show Number on Redial and ages on birthdays of Calendar ","Why do not to use simple things from s40 that are so usefull, like launch birthday and age of our contacts directly on calendar? Beyond to know the event, I would like to know what their age. \nOn redial, when I have more than one number for the same contact, then I try to call  using  all of them, each one for time, then on my redial&#39;s list appears only the name of contact, I don&#39;t know, just looking which number I have to choose to make a new call, using the redial list. Why don&#39;t you put the number on the redial list, for that we can identify which number we will want to redial? I&#39;ve been thinking about it, since I bought my N95 and now with my 5800.","2009-11-07T14:08:02","2010-10-07T20:51:42","andelson",0,100,"Expert review",55,0]
[null,4937,{"$nulls":3},"Here's an addition:\n\n\n\n\nWhen you enter something like someone's birthday into their contact information, that birthday should be put in the calendar as an anniversary, and it would be nice if the calendar told you the age of the person on that date as well, like you want. Simple, and useful. I don't like having to re-enter things twice when there's got to be a way to connect the two so Symbian automatically does it for me.","2010-01-26T20:49:44","2010-02-12T09:54:20","NseriesFreak7",{"$nulls":3},3,0]
[null,9868,{"$nulls":3},"Very good idea!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-07T11:53:55","2010-10-07T11:53:55","CarlosFiyero",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2463,{"$nulls":3},"That&#39;s two ideas. The birthdays thing is very old and was present in the early Psion devices, so it&#39;s probably still in Techview. Is the &quot;redial list&quot; the list of numbers that you called, which you can get to by pressing the Green button? If so, I&#39;m in favour of the idea andapplying it more widely, because it can make a lot of difference if someone calls from their mobile, their home number or their office number, and you don&#39;t always want to ring them back to find out which one it was.","2009-11-10T21:24:46","2009-11-10T21:24:46","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2466,{"$nulls":3},"Not because the idea is old, that it should be bad. Why don&#39;t we have it anymore? \nAbout &quot;Redial list&quot;, yes it is &quot; the list of numbers that you called, which you can get to by pressing the Green button&quot;.","2009-11-11T00:48:23","2009-11-11T00:48:23","andelson",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9645,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing it back for community support! ","2010-09-26T20:32:19","2010-09-26T20:32:19","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3175,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","Emergency Alerting Message","Enhance existing SMS to allow operator to broadcast and route the S.O.S or Alert message to all nearby peoples to ask for help and Warning the others. This special SOS SMS will cross operators to really distribute the SMS to all nearby peoples. If anythings happen as disaster, emergency and need of help. And also indirectly reduce crime case.","2009-12-05T05:30:23","2010-06-16T14:37:16","lawrence27",0,29.28,"Closed",3,4]
[null,6418,{"$nulls":3},"This idea will have many benefits:\n\n\n\n\n1) S.O.S Message can be route to the people nearby you\n\n\n\n\n2) Alert Message can be send out by you to warning people near your area / location\n\n\n\n\n3) Government Emergency Service can use this feature to warning peoples on specific area / location\n\n\n\n\n4) A quick and silence feature for us to use, in case we need it during very critical moment and it will helps\n\n\n\n\n5) It could prevent certain level of disaster, emergency case and crime case because it distribute the Alerting message to peoples on specific area / location\n\n\n\n\n6) Cell Phone is the best media to inform public during critical moment because almost everyone own at lease one Cell Phone and most of people bring together where they goes along\n\n\n\n\n7) This idea will benefits anyone of us!","2010-03-12T14:40:39","2010-03-14T10:26:23","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3359,{"$nulls":3},"If this infrastructure has built, government emergency service can also use this feature to warn disaster related to public on specific area immediately or even in advance.\n\n\n\n\nImaging if flood is coming, what is the most effective way to inform people in that area? must be mobile phone because most of the people carry mobile phone along.","2009-12-11T03:25:42","2009-12-18T00:41:48","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6749,{"$nulls":3},"The only problem I see with this is that I agree it has more to do with the operator, also what happens if the phone network goes down? or busy? which is what generally happens if there is a major disaster? Operators already send out mass messages.  It is a great idea, but not sure how we could move forward with it.","2010-03-24T10:52:26","2010-03-24T10:52:26","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6033,{"$nulls":3},"Security features have been popular.  I am bring this back to the group for a look and see if there is interest.  There could be refinements and this may be an OK IDEA.  Please read and comment.","2010-02-28T16:41:17","2010-02-28T16:41:17","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6060,{"$nulls":3},"For me this Look more like Mobile Operator oriented Idea them Symbian OS. This type of thing can only be possible with Operator assistance - creating a special SMS system at Operators END.","2010-03-01T04:49:33","2010-03-23T16:50:21","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3943,"Mobile applications",null,"CONNECT TO BLACKBERRY !!","it's easy! symbian phones market share have dropped after blackberry hit the indonesian market, so if the brand holder still want to be exist in the market, please make a blackberry connect application for new products, which allow us to get a pin and do the blackberry email and messenger","2009-12-26T16:11:26","2010-06-15T10:33:50","ramadhikavebryto",0,27.13,"Closed",1,3]
[null,4005,{"$nulls":3},"I don't think that Blackberry will like this idea ;)","2009-12-29T11:43:16","2009-12-29T11:43:16","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4012,{"$nulls":3},"Blackberry Connect used to be available for Symbian phones: http://na.blackberry.com/eng/devices/enabled/os.jsp#tab_tab_symbian. I think it's more Nokia don't like this idea rather than Blackberry. They want to push Nokia Messaging, which some have said is better than Blackberry Connect. Have you given it a try?","2009-12-29T12:53:31","2009-12-29T12:53:31","brendand",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4711,"Mobile applications",null,"Add automatic settings for taking photos","Hello all,\n\n\n\n\nI love that I can change ISO, Contrast, Hue and so on... but do you think about newbies who don't know what is ISO ?\n\n\n\n\nThus I propose to add an option with general settings such as :\n\n\n\n\n- Outside,\n\n\n\n\n- Inside,\n\n\n\n\n- Night,\n\n\n\n\n- Landscape,...\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWhen we choose one of these options, the phone app check the correct settings in ISO, Contrast,... in order to take the best pic. (For example, if I choose Photo in Night, the app take the greater ISO available).\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nDo you like my idea ?","2010-01-21T11:47:08","2010-01-21T11:47:08","axisama",0,83.27,"Voting and discussion",13,1]
[null,4718,{"$nulls":3},"Hey Vincent,\n\n\n\n\nMy Nokia already has this option. The names of the preset configuration are different but they do what your are proposing.\n\n\n\n\nThe ones that I have on my Nokia 5800 is: Macro, Portrait, Landscape, Sports, Night and Night Portrait.\n\n\n\n\nDon&acute;t you have in your phone?","2010-01-21T14:45:07","2010-01-21T14:45:07","rafael_nm",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4723,{"$nulls":3},"Nope or I never found where are they (I have the Nokia 5230)","2010-01-21T15:04:43","2010-01-22T12:01:01","axisama",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5479,"Mobile applications",null,"Faster way to input language specific symbols","Mini qwerty and full screen qwerty virtual keyboards (nokia 5800 and others) should display only language specific symbols according to selected writing language as it is much much faster for typing.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThis would be helpful to french, spanish and some other language users. Thank you for your vote!","2010-02-12T13:40:14","2010-10-11T05:17:17","Nargaroth",0,91.42,"Expert review",49,1]
[null,10016,{"$nulls":3},"Good idea!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-09T09:37:02","2010-10-09T13:36:43","Tallert",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8807,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Transparency just like windows 7","It will boost the UI symbian will look awesome..............  make it happen...... Transparent theme control should be there .............","2010-08-13T16:19:11","2010-08-13T16:19:45","prikshit",0,100,"Voting and discussion",4,0]
[null,8812,{"$nulls":3},"Yes, Really this will look awesome in a mobile phone like Nokia N8 or Nokia Maemo.","2010-08-14T08:08:05","2010-08-14T08:08:05","rajaravivarma.ar",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10599,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Photo and Video Gallery","On s60v5, Photos menu also displays video. It is not appropriate, because there is a menu for video (Videos and TV). Perhaps this is intended to facilitate viewing photos and videos at once, but most users prefer if it is separated. Photos may be more accurate if changed to Gallery, and has 2 sub-menus are photos and videos. Or as follows:\n\nGallery\n            &gt; Photos, has 2 folders / sub menu is:\n                            1. Camera (for images captured with phone camera)\n                            2. Download for downloaded picture, transfered, etc.\n\n            &gt; Videos, has 2 folders / sub menu is:\n                            1. Camera (for video captured with phone camera)\n                            2. Download (for downloaded video, transfered, from streaming tv, etc.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-11-20T14:21:58","2010-11-20T14:23:56","Blackidea",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,104,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","Survey Community on Symbian Brand Name","Lets conduct a survey of what the Symbian brand means to people in our marketplace -- Does Symbian have a positive brand image?  I am sure we all believe the answer to be an uncontested YES.  But the answer is likely to have a lot more nuances in the marketplaces.  I suggest that we actually ask our customers, independent industry analysts, independent mobile developers and consumers.  Because all of these are important in the end if Symbian Foundation is to gain industry wide acknowledgement and support.  And knowing what the brand means to them today will tell us a lot about what we need to do as marketers -- with the logo, with our communications, and with our activities for engaging with these different constituencies.","2009-04-08T18:34:36","2009-04-08T18:34:36","tshelton",0,100,"Voting and discussion",3,0]
[null,5459,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing this up for a last look, and vote or a closing.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThank you the SF moderator staff","2010-02-11T16:52:58","2010-02-11T16:52:58","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,106,{"$nulls":3},"As one of the few software engineers in the Symbian Foundation that never worked for Symbian (although I did work for several licensees) I'd say that Symbian has an excellent reputation with its licensees and an terrible reputation with most other external developers.  It has a reasonably good reputation amongst technology journalists and is almost completely unheard of by everyone else.\n\n\n\n\nMy own opinion is that Symbian OS is without doubt the best operating system available for connected mobile devices, and I say that having worked on device creation projects using most of the alternatives.  The S60 application framework and applications built on top of it are quite a long way behind their nearest competition in many respects (although ahead on features) - the actual code itself is a bit of a mess (as part of a group of software architects in Nokia, doing integration projects, we tried to reverse engineer the S60 architecture, as there isn't really any decent documentation - spagetti is the best description, although birds nest is probably similarly accurate).\n\n\n\n\nS60 is extremely poorly documented and very inflexible - this makes it very hard to work with.  That impression rubs off on the underlying OS, however unfairly.  The core Symbian documentation, while much better than that for S60 has also been rather lacking until the last couple of years, which have seen several initiatives to improve it.  The majority of the work building most applications is in the UI, Nokia are rapidly moving to Qt, which does leave me wondering about the future of the S60 platform we inherit.\n\n\n\n\nQt has an excellent reputation with developers but that still belongs to Nokia and it's not yet clear how much we can \"sell\" it.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-04-08T18:57:53","2009-04-09T08:51:30","markw",{"$nulls":3},5,0]
[null,151,{"$nulls":3},"Speaking as a writer on All About Symbian, I can categorically say that Symbian has no reputation, good or bad, with the vast majority of its end users. The only people who know the name are technology enthusiasts, developers, manufacturers, phone network employees etc. Despite AAS&apos;s name, most of our visitors seem to be people searching for info about a particular device model (e.g. Nokia 5800, Samsung Innov8 etc) rather than anything about the Symbian OS.\n\n\n\n\nThe only way ordinary users will ever find out about Symbian is if the name appears on the startup screen, on the box, in the manual etc but it doesn&apos;t, and neither does S60 for that matter. Manufacturers seem to hate the idea of displaying their OS names on devices, even (as in the case of Symbian and Linux Maemo) where the manufacturer themselves has a significant stake in the OS itself.\n\n\n\n\nAs long as manufacturers continue to be scared of mentioning OS names, the assumption should be that Symbian is completely invisible to consumers who use it.\n\n\n\n\nThe ordinary \"man in the street\" using their Nokia N95 has no idea what the word \"Symbian\" means. They&apos;re aware of having a particular manufacturer&apos;s mobile phone, but that&apos;s about it. They probably wouldn&apos;t even be able to distinguish between different platforms offered by the same manufacturer due to identical in-house UIs and icon sets being used across many different platforms.","2009-04-19T15:55:49","2009-04-19T16:01:47","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,156,{"$nulls":3},"I must agree with tzer2 regarding the almost non-existant brand name (in terms of mass). Apart from people involved professionally in this field, I have rarely come accross people who recognize &apos;Symbian&apos; in terms of something related to OS &apos;sitting&apos; in their own phone when they own one. So in terms of brand, as Ted refers, I think it has a long way to travel.\n\n\n\n\nTrying to equate it to some OS for PCs, lets say Microsoft for example. Almost every PC user knows about it (Maybe because it gets hammered onto their eyes and brain everytime they open their Pcs. When one opens ones mobile how much of &apos;Symbian&apos; hammering does one get? Even in terms of other sources branding, there is nothing(I mean commercials, etc). So expecting some kind of brand value existance of &apos;Symbian&apos; is a little too far fetched. At the moment, I would be happy even if somebody understands what I do for a living when I mention that I work on applications on Symbian OS!!","2009-04-21T07:50:47","2009-04-21T07:50:47","NeilBhasme",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,158,{"$nulls":3},"When I bought Nokia 5800 from a shop run by the second largest mobile phone operator in Finland, there was nothing on box about Symbian nor S60. When I asked about that from shop personnel, they didn&apos;t recognize those names. Most disappointedly they had no idea whether I can install any software into the phone. This was in Espoo, 2 km from the headquarters of Nokia.\n\n\n\n\nInstead of surveying how people think about brand name, maybe you should focus on marketing the brand.\n\n\n\n\nThis is an opportunity. Those who know Symbian (OS) have mostly positive feelings about it, but the majority you want to reach is neutral.","2009-04-21T08:36:14","2009-04-22T23:50:29","JOM",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,616,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","Symbian Foundation could have its own Monthly magazine ","SF could release its own monthly magazine providing all the latest happening,competition,tools,articles through print media also (via Symbian Press).As in the current market there  is very few mobile developer magazine. Through the magazine it could reach many plus would add a revenue model to SF.\n\n\n\n\nThus Symbian could reach many though not only thru blogs,forum but also thru print media like the linux has lot of popular magazine in the market .","2009-05-14T20:54:54","2010-01-26T14:48:49","kamaljaiswal",0,21.01,"Done!",6,15]
[null,2067,{"$nulls":3},"I have a friend with a thriving small business that concentrates on creating fully outsourced magazine titles. It&#39;s a totally viable option to do this out of house, with as little or as much input as you wish. The thing about magazines is that it gets reach in ways that are different to the web, catching &#39;passers by&#39;. Do we need or want to do this? I think it definitely fits in to the &#39;open&#39; ethos, publishing information by as many forms of media as possible.","2009-10-29T13:51:43","2009-10-29T13:52:11","jamesm",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,619,{"$nulls":3},"Is this better done by SF, or by third parties?\n\n\n\n\nI doubt any revenue income would be significant for SF.\n\n\n\n\nI think we should leave this to third parties who have greater expertise in creating magazines.\n\n\n\n\nSF should instead concentrate on creating good raw material, for others to adapt and re-publish","2009-05-14T21:43:11","2009-05-14T21:43:11","dw2",{"$nulls":3},4,0]
[null,629,{"$nulls":3},"I agree with David.\n\n\n\n\nPrint media is, rightly or wrongly, a minority sport these days. Large main stream magazines like Maxim are going out of business, newspapers like the Scotsman are under threat of the same, and we would more likely haemorrhage cash than make any revenue. \n\n\n\n\nI think the demise of Dr Dobbs in print form illustrates that many developers prefer to get their content electronically, and so in Symbian technical documentation we will aim to create a range of content (including articles similar in style to magazine items) that provide the same experience as a print magazine. Combined with the blog posts on www.symbian.org, I think we should work hard to provide a strong online information stream, rather than divert attention into a print publication.","2009-05-15T09:54:57","2009-05-15T14:37:54","stichbury",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,650,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Anwar,\n\n\n\n\nWhen it comes to print content on Symbian (in a magazine say) we&apos;ve got three options:\n\n\n\ncreate our own, and push it out through our own publications (The Symbian Magazine)\ncreate our own, and push it through other people&apos;s publications (Dr Dobbs or similar)\nget other people to write about us, and use other people&apos;s channels to distribute (ANAuthor writing about Symbian in Dr Dobbs)\n\n\n\nWith the print industry seeing sales declining, and frantically trying to work out how to &apos;monetise&apos; their websites, I think it&apos;s right for us to focus on the latter two options - and piggyback. Plus, there&apos;s likely to be cost rather than income associated with running our own magazine. Even if the cost of content sourcing is high, the costs of print and distribution will be prohibiive.\n\n\n\n\n- Freddie\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-05-15T18:20:59","2009-05-15T18:20:59","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,680,{"$nulls":3},"The Symbian Press books were an excellent source of information, but could have been published in whatever other format and been just as useful. Besides, books have always been a completely different kettle of fish to magazines and newspapers so they&apos;re not really worth comparing.","2009-05-19T13:00:22","2009-05-19T13:00:22","brendand",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2044,{"$nulls":3},"A quarterly &quot;fashion&quot; magazine - stylish, good looking, coffee table thing.  A printed item of beauty.  part magazine / part style guru&#39;s accesory.","2009-10-28T19:14:39","2009-10-28T19:14:39","cluetrainee",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1640,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Adding More and Versatile Calendar Views","Something that I wish were in the built-in calendar was this idea of additional views. Right now, we have day, week, and month views, but that should not be all the information, or presentation of information that we see.\n\n\n\n\nOne view that would come in handy is a call log view. In this view I would see a daily, weekly, montly log of calls, except it would be overlaid to my calendar so that I could do additional things with that information - make notes, send proof to others, etc.\n\n\n\n\nAnother view that would be suitable is the ability within the calendar to see all messages as they came in or were sent out. Again, this messages view would be overlaid to those traditional views, but it would give an alternate look to the data that we already want to manage and see.\n\n\n\n\nFrom those additional views, one should be able to do something additional functionally with it; for example, from the call log view in the calendar, I'd like to see associated notes and other messages from that contact. There should also be a way to share that information with that contact, so that in their mobile they see what I see (the Mobile Web Server's ability to share calendars could further extend this).\n\n\n\n\nWe all want a healthy life, many peoples keep tracks of their calories taken per meal, lot of people force to limit their sugar, protein, fat ratio, numbers of peoples monitor their Vitamins balance ratio, too many people taking care of their Nutrition taken as per meal, per day, per week, or per month.\n\nSo you can imagine how useful if we could enter all nutrition information into our calender after every meal. It help us to keep track, show us the reports or statistic graphs. It could show you how balance of nutrition you having in the week.\n\nYou might configure the warning alert to remind you every time you want to check. You might not need it, but others will.\n\nYou could also set your diet program or healthy program to suggest you to take what nutrition more or which you likely to be needed.\n\nYou could be able to download all the healthy or diet program from the net, download your set menu, a daily suggestion, tips of the day, etc.\n\nLooks, smart phone shall be smart like this...  Make sense?","2009-08-26T21:25:03","2010-10-07T20:50:35","ARJWright",0,95.15,"Expert review",58,1]
[null,2102,{"$nulls":3},"So you&#39;re talking about using the calendar to display a history of what you did as well as a future of what you will do. Really like this idea, could be expanded to show all activity on the phone e.g., photos taken as well as messages received, calls made etc. Useful as a time based search.\n\nNokia had something like this on their PC &#39;lifeblog&#39; but I&#39;ve not seen it on mobile.","2009-10-29T17:25:44","2009-10-29T17:25:44","timh",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1644,{"$nulls":3},"I like this idea. What you're describing sounds to me more like overlays or \"layers\" on top of traditional views, rather than new views themselves. Given that for each of these layers, whether you're interested in today, this week, this month etc still applies, I'd say it makes more sense to provide a way for other services to augment existing views with their content.\n\n\n\n\nHave you used the latest version of Google Maps for Symbian (and other platforms) with layer support? This article shows an example layer they've added to the regular map view to show available London tube routes. I think this is a similar concept and it applies very well to calendaring.\n\n\n\n\nThere may be some technical difficulty in doing anything at the data model level in the calendar, because it's very much focussed on adding \"entries\" to views and probably doesn't know how to handle much else. That said, offering a way for other services to provide a list of objects relevant to a particular time frame (at the time of constructing a view) should be an option.\n\n\n\n\nI think in conjuction with the possibility of getting better online service support into the platform, this idea could help to see some innovative productivity features in Symbian.","2009-08-27T11:47:46","2009-08-27T18:47:57","jaley",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2430,{"$nulls":3},"The idea looks good. But Calendar depends on other applications to provide APIs to get the context sensitive data. This applies to Calendar application as well to provide current context information to other applications. E.g. If one has focused Calendar on some birthday/anniversary then probably other application like photo wants to popup any snaps taken on that day. Also messaging wants to popup all messages one got on that particular day.","2009-11-09T11:48:10","2009-11-09T11:48:10","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9874,{"$nulls":3},"I want day-view, week-view, month-view, and additionally 3-day-view and a list of all things (list view).\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-07T12:07:21","2010-10-07T12:07:21","CarlosFiyero",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5301,{"$nulls":3},"How about a year view too?","2010-02-07T16:38:56","2010-02-07T16:38:56","NseriesFreak7",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2231,{"$nulls":3},"I like this idea too. My personal use would be to check at the beginning of the week if there were any calls or text messages I need to follow up during this week.","2009-11-02T11:27:19","2009-11-02T11:27:19","terhon",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,7909,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing it back for community Vote!","2010-06-07T09:33:56","2010-06-07T09:33:56","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9468,{"$nulls":3},"User idea of adding nutrition information into the calendar was merged with this as that idea extends on the application of this feature.","2010-09-14T16:41:10","2010-09-14T16:41:10","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3176,"Symbian Foundation",null,"Advance Mobile Phone Search","Add new Search feature on home screen for searching entire SMS in inbox, Reminders, Contacts, Notes, Bookmarks, Applications, Phone Numbers, Operator Information, etc. User can uses key words criteria search or other advance search criteria like date, time, type, category, etc. It is also partly act as quick launcher for application.","2009-12-05T05:48:33","2010-08-29T21:14:26","lawrence27",0,87.26,"Closed",14,1]
[null,8020,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing back up for review, discussion and voting. This idea will expire if 30 votes are note reached in 30 days or less.","2010-06-16T14:51:15","2010-06-16T14:51:15","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6500,{"$nulls":3},"This feature is so potential where you used it and you will love it!..","2010-03-14T11:03:51","2010-07-27T20:48:36","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3690,{"$nulls":3},"This feature is already present in Symbian phones.. atleast in my s60v5 phone.","2009-12-18T05:08:01","2010-03-12T10:18:35","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6527,{"$nulls":3},"If this feature already exists on the s60^3 fp1, s^5, the n97 and the 5800, than what is your idea?  This exists and has for a while.\n\n\n\n\nSo, if that is the case, I do not understand what your idea is.  Please explain if you are speaking of future SF mobile improvements, or if you are having trouble with an older mobile.\n\n\n\n\nIf you are having issues with an older mobile, it would be great to know model so we can help if you are simply having a technical glitch. \n\n\n\n\nIf it is a future feature, it appears that it is already present and unless somenone is removing it from the platform, than this idea has been implemented.","2010-03-14T18:44:14","2010-03-14T18:44:14","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8591,{"$nulls":3},"The User Interface Implementation with more advance feature show on the idea of \"Global Incremental Search Box on Title Bar\" at http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=8590","2010-07-27T21:02:30","2010-07-27T21:02:30","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3738,{"$nulls":3},"Do you mean that this feature should be up a level? I.e. directly there as a text box on the home screen. If so, I agree. Otherwise, as Boy pointed out this would be the 'Search: Internet &amp; my content' widget, which has been there since S60 3rd Edition FP1","2009-12-19T15:06:52","2010-01-19T13:30:20","brendand",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4524,{"$nulls":3},"the function is already there. it just needs fixing. current search function doesn't search the contacts' other numbers, just the default number.","2010-01-17T04:55:27","2010-03-07T13:58:05","Derick",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5044,{"$nulls":3},"Lawrence law -I like the Idea- You have my Vote - But I think its more difficult to implement such a fast Indexing service.","2010-01-29T17:26:27","2010-03-07T08:34:23","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3516,{"$nulls":3},"It is like Windows Vista Start Menu Search feature","2009-12-15T11:17:36","2009-12-18T00:39:46","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8040,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","PDF, EPUB, IDML -&gt; Newspapers, Magazines and eBook API","Hi,\n\n\n\n\nI would see the API for PDF file format on the Symbian. It should not allow only rendering but access to all elements in order to be able to \"parse\" the PDF content and break the document into separate elements,  in order e.g. to identify elements based on a screen position user touch.\n\nI believe with increasing use of mobile phones as readers and since the PDF is one of the basic and widely accepted format for storing documents, there should be some API there. It opens also new dimensions for news and books readers. \n\nIt should serve as a starting point for support of other formats like IDML or EPUB, which finally could create the Newspapers, Magazines and eBook API (let's call it NeMiBo API).\n\n\n\n\nMoreover, why cannot SF lead the innovation and standardization in the electronic media publishing on smartphones?\n\n\n\n\nBR \nSTeN","2010-06-17T19:22:28","2010-06-17T19:22:28","stenlik",0,100,"Voting and discussion",5,0]
[null,8041,{"$nulls":3},"The reason why they cannot led is because these formats aren't owned by software companies, but by publishers. And many (most) of these publishers are loathe to deal with software companies at a time when their revenue and margins are falling faster than hardcover books on the top shelf.\n\n\n\n\nFor the Foundation, and any other OS platform, its a complicated matter to license some data formats either because of IP (intellectual property) issues across regions, issues with implementing the tech which might violate other IP/patents, or could flat out just be a missed opportunity.\n\n\n\n\nWhile I agree that native PDF and ePub reading would be great in Symbian, and any mobile platform for that matter, handling the issues around security and monetization are a much harder puzzle to solve for all parties.","2010-06-17T23:10:44","2010-06-18T03:34:23","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8043,{"$nulls":3},"Hi,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI think this is a great idea. Contrary to previous comments, I think publishers would welcome a more open approach rather than having their technology and distribution owned by a few large corporates.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nRobert","2010-06-18T09:04:38","2010-06-18T09:04:38","robertac",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,8044,{"$nulls":3},"Hi,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nto add something more - from the electronic papers on smartphones I guess users expect more than just browsing and reading the content - they expect also some kind of interactivity, like e.g. crossword. So the framework should include the possibility to include/use HTML5 and/or swf or other elements. But this is not a priority one feature I think - such things could be added gradually.\n\n\n\n\nWhat I believe would be good is to establish some smart-phone publishing initiative - start with the web page, milestone definition and developing/adopting C/C++ engines with cooperation with SF. This might highlight the Symbian as a best smartphone platform for publishers.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI am open to participate on something like this - but might be it is not so good idea - so please discuss it.\n\n\n\n\nBR\n\n\n\n\nSTeN","2010-06-18T09:58:11","2010-06-18T09:58:11","stenlik",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10189,{"$nulls":3},"Hi,\n\n\n\n\nI am surprised that there is so low interest in those topics. All publishers are saying that the mobile/pads will save their business, every publisher is looking how to make their magazines online and how to distribute them to customers... What we need for it? Perfect PDF rendering support, EPUB format support and that's it. Having Adobe AIR is also advantage. Does anyone working on it? If this is not coming latest with S^4 and it will not be on devices on spring 2011, then it is already late...\n\n\n\n\nSTeN","2010-10-13T05:14:47","2010-10-13T05:14:47","stenlik",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10600,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Symbian Signature","We know that Symbian is an OS on our device. But we do not see it sign on our devices. Let's try the following ideas:\n\n- Giving Powered by Symbian signature, probably on the back cover of our devices (with logo of course).\n- Create applications that use the Symbian Identity, for example:\n&gt; Symbian Multimedia Player\n     &gt; Symbian Photo Viewer\n     &gt; Symbian Video Player\n     &gt; Symbian Music Player\n         and other applications that show that Symbian is the core.\n\nThus, the \"Symbian\" will more often be seen and become more widely known ..\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-11-20T14:52:43","2010-11-20T14:53:25","Blackidea",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,1385,"Mobile functionality","Developer stuff","Promotion of a Symbian applications prototyping solution","Making a worthy, useful mobile application with a potential to become a [commercial] success can be very difficult. As you may already know by the desktop environment, much is decided before you even start typing your code: while designing the application, its UI, its features as requested by the client, or simply by implementing the idea you had in mind. All these things have to come out perfect if maximum usability is what you are after.\n\n\n\n\nI wanted to ask here: does Symbian Foundation have any official or semi-official program to help with the \"design phase\" of application development? Yes, I mean the initial one, while you design (maybe with pen-and-paper) the various screens and controls the application will show.\n\n\n\n\nIf not, I think it is time to support such a tool now that we don't have anymore alternative UIs (S60, UIQ, etc). Prototyping is extremely important while deciding features for the application before starting to code for the logic and what actually goes in and what out. I discovered this fantastic program called Balsamiq Mockups which already supports, ehm, that usual other phone. \n\n\n\n\nI asked their support some weeks ago if they were planning to offer Symbian/S60 controls but to no avail. In another question, by another guy who asked the same thing about other phones, the lead designer of Balsamiq said it was all about priorities. There is simply not enough demand to design mockup controls and icons for any other phone except for the iPhone at the moment.\n\n\n\n\nWhat about changing that? Please bear in mind that some really nice community members have already designed an unofficial Symbian S60 idle screen mockup.\n\n\n\n\n---\n\n\n\n\nSo the question is: does Symbian need to come in terms with such a wireframes developer (Balsamiq is just one) to officially support and help it develop controls and icons for us?\n\n\n\n\nCheck out how these mockups look on the iPhone:\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-07-23T14:18:47","2009-10-23T10:02:23","kensai",0,100,"Voting and discussion",10,0]
[null,2127,{"$nulls":3},"Once everything is Qt based, QML can be used for prototyping in Qt Creator, and for generating runnable code directly from the mockups.","2009-10-29T22:46:10","2009-10-29T22:46:10","SymsourceTim",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1901,{"$nulls":3},"Dang, I like this idea and really wish that I employed it for the ideas that I've submitted. This gets a thumbs up from me.","2009-10-23T17:52:43","2009-10-23T17:52:43","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1904,{"$nulls":3},"I love Balsamiq - we should start lobbying them.","2009-10-24T11:40:50","2009-10-24T11:40:50","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8129,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing this back to the community.....Interesting concept and may work.....What do you all think?","2010-06-28T17:25:14","2010-06-28T17:25:14","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1477,{"$nulls":3},"Note (in the right-hand sidebar) the review of this idea by Scott Weiss.","2009-08-05T16:13:52","2009-08-05T16:13:52","LawrenceSimpson",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1483,{"$nulls":3},"Although there are no dedicated tools to do this today, there are a number of mechanisms which allow fast prototyping. For example Python for Symbian is being used by some app companies as a prototyping tool, to test out ideas. The Python extensions for Symbian are quite powerful and contain a number of APIs for UIs. \n \n\n\n\n\nI am also not sure whether you have seen http://symbianuibrainstorm.wordpress.com/ \n\n\n\n\nWith the migration to Qt happening, developing a UI prototyping tool for the exising UI feels like the wrong time. It may be that there are already UI prototyping tools for Qt. Maybe somebody knows.","2009-08-06T10:09:07","2009-08-06T10:09:07","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1484,{"$nulls":3},"Forogot to add the link for Python: see  http://bit.ly/14Ajm3","2009-08-06T10:24:43","2009-08-06T10:24:43","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1789,{"$nulls":3},"Python is not the right level for UI people. We need a slideshow tool like this. Very good idea!","2009-10-02T13:44:06","2009-10-02T13:44:06","teknolog",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3177,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Image Tag and Description","Allow to tag short keywords and description for image in the mobile phone. This is to help mobile phone user to write some comment on the pictures they taken by camera in mobile phone or other imported images. Also will facilitate mobile phone user to documentary after the picture is taken. The best part is it should be compatible after export into computers.","2009-12-05T05:59:08","2010-08-11T18:04:58","lawrence27",0,100,"Closed",21,0]
[null,6421,{"$nulls":3},"This feature will be in S^5.  Does anyone know if it would be possible to develop this for older symbian versions?","2010-03-12T14:46:12","2010-03-14T10:21:23","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8021,{"$nulls":3},"S^5 and future will have this.  The question is, will this be a retro-app for some developer to make?  I am bringing this back to front for review, discussion and voting. I like the idea and support someone taking this on. If 30 votes are not reached in 30 days, this idea will expire.","2010-06-16T15:00:00","2010-06-16T15:00:00","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6503,{"$nulls":3},"Perhaps you should be also able to tag as private so that Symbian able to detect it is SPI (Safe Private Information) so that it will be able to sync to your computer with privacy protection.","2010-03-14T11:41:01","2010-03-14T16:38:32","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3260,{"$nulls":3},"you can already do this on S60v5.","2009-12-07T11:26:34","2010-03-15T03:44:36","effimiav",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,8553,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Changeable UI","Hi all\n\n\n\n\nIn light of the split between people who hate the current Symbian UI and those who are happy with it, wouldn't it nice to be able to download or select a UI that one prefers?\n\n\n\n\nCheers","2010-07-23T13:32:37","2010-07-23T13:32:37","bigbigbig",0,93.41,"Voting and discussion",2,1]
[null,2410,"Mobile functionality",null,"Installed APP Export List","Please add an option in the installed APP for export the list of program installed on the phone as a text file.\n\n\nWe always see things from the top of the bottle like 'Top All Time', 'Recent Popular', 'Recently Updated' or 'Recent Ideas' where those already have enough attention. But we are lacking on the other side which like ideas created long time ago, ideas without someone viewing for some times, ideas never been activities for some period, ideas never had vote before, etc.\n\n\n\n\nAnother set of listing should be very useful.","2009-11-08T09:25:24","2010-10-11T14:57:21","lsamanl",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,3178,"Mobile applications",null,"Blog Composer","Build an application for Mobile Phone User to compose blogs adding images and videos in the blogs. Then upload the blogs to internet where integrated with popular blogs site. This application are useful for people on the move in train, bus and etc.","2009-12-05T06:04:55","2010-06-15T11:26:22","lawrence27",0,57.73,"Closed",7,3]
[null,6339,{"$nulls":3},"writing blogs should not limited only using Laptop or Desktop, not limited at home or office and do not need to wait till at night after go back. It should be anywhere when we feel like express our feeling, after the good moment with the photo taken, in the restaurant after two couple enjoyed the dinner, during travel on the bus after visited a nice place, etc.","2010-03-07T09:51:19","2010-03-14T11:00:46","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4458,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Easy UI font management","I think users should be able easily manage UI fonts. \n\n\n\n\nUsers could be able to select and change default UI font style and size between some preloaded and user installed fonts from control panel. Also Symbian should have a font viewer application which is associated with common font file types and user could be prompted (or given option) to install that font file when viewed (just like beamed media files)\n\n\n\n\nI guess that can even create a market for mobile fonts like themes and ringtones.","2010-01-15T13:33:08","2010-10-11T05:22:34","GeceBekcisi",0,99.08,"Expert review",36,1]
[null,4460,{"$nulls":3},"Nokia has been shipping the 3rd party app Psiloc Font Magnifier on a few devices, but this is clearly something that should be in system settings.\n\n\n\n\nAs we move to ever higher resolution screens with varying DPI this is an important feature to have.","2010-01-15T13:50:35","2010-01-15T13:50:35","teknolog",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4461,{"$nulls":3},"See this thread, and the response from Jasdeep Sawhney (Text &amp; Localisation Service package owner):\n\n\nIts been a long time coming, but we're finally removing all these restrictions that you have come to dislike in Symbian. So the changes include:\n 1. Installable fonts: The ability to install new UI fonts (including multiple languages) and use them without the need for a reboot\n 2. Installable language packs: The ability to install new languages on to an existing device","2010-01-15T14:03:12","2010-01-15T16:19:18","crb",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4462,{"$nulls":3},"im fully agree i just was thinking about it. it'll be really awesome also if there is option to include font with the themes that would be really great, and i dont think it's hard bcoz i saw that in many websites, fonts and how to change it for symbian of course but if that be option on symbian that absolutely better :)","2010-01-15T14:24:27","2010-01-15T14:24:27","et3rnal",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6003,{"$nulls":3},"It's boring looking at the same font and text everyday... I know S60  users can change their font type with FontRouter anyway, so why not  integrate that function into the OS?","2010-02-27T17:47:34","2010-02-27T17:47:49","envutec",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9712,{"$nulls":3},"there should be also size and colour customized","2010-09-28T13:36:43","2010-09-28T13:36:43","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4602,{"$nulls":3},"ciertamente es aburrido ver todo el tiempo la misma fuente en tu telefono.","2010-01-18T18:48:04","2010-01-18T18:48:04","barahona69",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4603,{"$nulls":3},"certainly is boring all the time see the same font on your phone.","2010-01-18T18:48:21","2010-01-18T18:48:21","barahona69",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8298,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","Dynamics of Category Power - Three Horizons","Hierarchies of Power\n\n\n\n\nThis hierarchy plays out as follows and includes:\n\n\n\n\n\nCategory power - total economic potential to generate future returns\n\nCompany power - assets, status and leverage\n\nMarket power - category power specific to a target market segment\n\nOffer power - offer differentiation relative to target customer values\n\n\n\n\n\nIt serves three purposes:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\nOrganizing strategy dialogs\n\nDiagnose the current state of affairs\n\nPrioritizing executive focus\n\n\n\n\nCategory power - Total Economic potential to generate future returns\n\n\n\n\nA guide to strategy and execution\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\nHorizon 1 is 0-12 months and is focused on current business for generating cash flow today. Think profitable business from current customers.\n\n\nHorizon 2 is 12-36 months and is focused on high-growth business where substantial resources are required for success. Think \"crossing the chasm in the belly of a whale.\" think pragmatists initial adoption. \n\n\nHorizon 3 is 36-72 months and is focused on future high-growth business. Think Early Market success with name-brand customers. This is where visionaries play.\n\n\n\n\n\nThree horizons in business planning.  The referred to 'chasm' is the lull in market penetration encountered when attempting to take a product into the mainstream pragmatists herd.  Up until this point visionaries in the early market where the customers and they don't make good references for pragmatists.\n\n\n\n\nVisionaries look for revolutionary change, and think big, they're looking to build on a dream, and require substantial service to flesh out the whole product, which is the complete set of products and services required to satisfy the value proposition or compelling reason to buy.\n\n\n\n\nPragmatists are looking for evolutionary change, and only trust rerences from in their own industry who have adopted the technology.  They don't trust visionaries.  Referrals based marketing prevails.\n\n\n\n\nMainstream customers use referrals based marketing to make decisions, from colleagues they trust.  The idea is to target a vertical niche, segmented by geography, industry and job function, that has a broken mission critical business process.  Think of RIM's success in corporate email in the U.S.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\nHorizon 2 planning, and why it is so difficult.\n\n\nThere is no material contribution to revenues, depending on the size of your revenue base\n\n\nThere is a heavy cost burden that will only get heavier over time.  Pragmatist demand a complete solution no matter the strains on your organization.  They want to see a 100% solution up and running at customers sites within their industry.\n\n\nIt competes for scarce, high-quality resources\n\n\nIt makes high demands on management attention\n\n\n\n\n\nThree shared values / best practices for making Horizon 2 planning and execution successful:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\nCreate a high-growth buisness that contribute materially to revenues and earnings\n\n\n\n\nDo so as qickly as possible to reduce the current drag on resource, earnings an management attention\n\n\n\n\nMeasure success in terms of substantial customer acquisitions in the targeted market segment\n\n\n\n\n\n\nMeeting the Horizon 2 Challenge = (12&ndash;36 mos) - Become a Going Concern\n\n\n\n\nMarket power - company power specific to target vertical segment\n\n\n\n\nVision, long range plan, strategy\n\n\n\n\nNeed niche market success\n\n\n\n\nCrossing the chasm - creating category power\n\n\n\n\nGrowth options - options on future high growth business\n\n\n\n\nHorizon 2 is like crossing chasm inside the belly of a whale\n\n\n\n\nWhy is it so hard to resource H2 products\n\n\n\n\nMissing the wow factor\n\n\n\n\nOffering is incomplete and buggy\n\n\n\n\nStrategy calls for restricted market for foreseeable future\n\n\n\n\nDoes not come close to managing the dream\n\n\n\n\nHorizon 2 doesn&rsquo;t meet the metrics for Horizon 1.  This deals more with larger companies who find it hard to allocate resources to H@ because it wil not materially affect their top line.\n\n\n\n\n&bull; No material contribution to revenues\n\n\n\n\n&bull; Heavy cost burden (and looking to get heavier)\n\n\n\n\n&bull; Competes for scarce high-quality resources\n\n\n\n\n&bull; Makes high demands on management attention\n\n\n\n\nResult: Established enterprises kill new-category investments in Horizon 2,\n\n\n\n\nTrapping the company in legacy\n\n\n\n\nMarket Power\n\n\n\n\nMarket Adoption &ldquo;TIME EX&rdquo; time-onomics, time-to-market \n\n\n\n\nMetrics\n\n\n\n\nTarget accts vs plan\n\n\n\n\nSales velocity\n\n\n\n\nDeal size\n\n\n\n\nSegment share\n\n\n\n\nTime to tipping point\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSystems, staffs, strategy, style, skills, structure\n\n\n\n\nShared Values\n\n\n\n\nBest Practices\n\n\n\n\n&bull; Create a high-growth business that contributes materially to\n\n\n\n\nrevenues and earnings.\n\n\n\n\n&bull; Do so as quickly as possible to reduce the current drag on\n\n\n\n\nresources, earnings, and management attention.\n\n\n\n\n&bull; Measure success in terms of substantive customer acquisitions in\n\n\n\n\ntargeted markets under competitive conditions.\n\n\n\n\n&bull; Make clear that all Horizon 1 organizations are expected to give\n\n\n\n\nfull support to Horizon 2 efforts in their targeted accounts.\n\n\n\n\nStrategy\n\n\n\n\nBest Practices\n\n\n\n\n&bull; In chasm-crossing situations, market risk is the greatest concern\n\n\n\n\n&bull; It is most easily reduced by focusing on a single market segment\n\n\n\n\nuntil the tipping point has been reached\n\n\n\n\n&bull; Time is the scarcest currency due to the high overhead, high risk,\n\n\n\n\nand low organizational tolerance for Horizon 2 businesses\n\n\n\n\n&bull; Therefore focus everyone on hitting objective, market-confirmed\n\n\n\n\nmilestones in the shortest possible time\n\n\n\n\nStructure\n\n\n\n\nBest Practices\n\n\n\n\n&bull; The design goal for the Horizon 2 organization is to enable rapid\n\n\n\n\neffective responses to unforeseen market setbacks\n\n\n\n\n&bull; This calls for a vertically integrated organization with all functions\n\n\n\n\nreporting directly to a general manager. The organization is\n\n\n\n\noptimized for learning and turning as opposed to earning.\n\n\n\n\n&bull; This organization is temporary. Upon successfully traversing\n\n\n\n\nHorizon 2, it will dissolve back into the normal corporate structure.\n\n\n\n\n&bull; To improve liaison with the Horizon 1 organization, the Horizon 2\n\n\n\n\nteam advised and supported by a cross-functional board of\n\n\n\n\nexecutives drawn from the Horizon 1 line functions\n\n\n\n\nStyle\n\n\n\n\nBest Practices\n\n\n\n\n&bull; Leadership should be entrepreneurial, modeled after successful\n\n\n\n\nstart-ups\n\n\n\n\n&bull; Governance should be both supportive and demanding, modeled\n\n\n\n\nafter successful VC boards\n\n\n\n\n&bull; General managers should be given unusual latitude in shaping\n\n\n\n\nassignments and reporting relationships, recruiting from other\n\n\n\n\norganizations, and replacing staff who are failing to make\n\n\n\n\ncommitments\n\n\n\n\n&bull; Transparency, accountability, and board-level visibility are key to\n\n\n\n\nensuring no time is lost, especially when course corrections are\n\n\n\n\nrequired Dealing\n\n\n\n\nSystems\n\n\n\n\nBest Practices\n\n\n\n\n&bull; Metrics are objectively verifiable, highly granular market-confirmed\n\n\n\n\nmilestones\n\n\n\n\n&bull; They are transparent to colleagues, the executive team, the CEO,\n\n\n\n\nand the board\n\n\n\n\n&bull; Activity is managed by weekly commits and quarterly milestones\n\n\n\n\n&bull; Personal accountability is highlighted at every step\n\n\n\n\n&bull; Compensation is bonus oriented, tied to milestones, and\n\n\n\n\nexceptional when major impact milestones are met\n\n\n\n\nStaff\n\n\n\n\nBest Practices\n\n\n\n\n&bull; The single most important investment in an Horizon 2 business is a\n\n\n\n\nworld class leader. Funding is a distant second.\n\n\n\n\n&bull; Staff should be recruited out of the corporate population with the\n\n\n\n\nidea they will return back to their home organization with Horizon 2\n\n\n\n\nexpertise as the business transitions into Horizon 1\n\n\n\n\n&bull; A key hire from outside the organization is a domain expert from\n\n\n\n\nthe Horizon 2 target market segment.\n\n\n\n\n&bull; This person will represent the offer in the marketplace and guide\n\n\n\n\ninternal efforts to shape the whole product.  The complete set of product and services need to satisfy the compelling reason to buy\n\n\n\n\nSkills\n\n\n\n\nBest Practices\n\n\n\n\n&bull; Because of their novelty, Horizon 2 businesses typically must\n\n\n\n\ncreate budgets rather than just compete to consume them\n\n\n\n\n&bull; This requires connecting with LOB executive sponsors to initiate\n\n\n\n\nsales cycles, in turn requiring changes to go-to-market practices\n\n\n\n\n(&ldquo;provocation-based selling&rdquo; &amp; &ldquo;referrals-based marketing&rdquo;)\n\n\n\n\n&bull; Offers are typically services led, requiring agile, entrepreneurial\n\n\n\n\nprofessional services teams to be working on site\n\n\n\n\n&bull; Targeted marketing emphasizes whole product management,\n\n\n\n\nleveraging both domain expertise in the customer problem and\n\n\n\n\nrecruiting partners to help complete solution sets\n\n\n\n\nThe Hierarchy of Powers\n\n\n\n\n&bull; Five powers that create competitive advantage\n\n\n\n\n&bull; In priority order\n\n\n\n\n&bull; Category Power\n\n\n\n\n&bull; Highest impact, slowest to change\n\n\n\n\n&bull; Incredibly strategic&mdash;hence the need to model\n\n\n\n\n&bull; Meeting the Horizon 2 Challenge\n\n\n\n\n&bull; Crossing the chasm inside the belly of a whale\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-07-11T20:30:44","2010-07-13T10:37:34","Mesenburg",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,8300,{"$nulls":3},"Focusing on time-onomics due to interference and potential loss of data, info, content etc.\n\n\n\n\nWill edit business ideas at later time","2010-07-11T20:33:56","2010-07-12T09:24:54","Mesenburg",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8305,{"$nulls":3},"You make some fine points Chris......I hope that SF, Nokia, S-E read and heed your advice.....\n\n\n\n\nMy suggestion is to approach this as a concise idea or to see if you might be able to do a Symbian Blog that captures some of these IDEAS.  We moderate the Ideas site, so if you are interested in blogging some business strategies, please contact Susana Posada through this site email and see what her thoughts are\n\n\n\n\nThank you for some thought provoking and cogent business ideas.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-07-12T01:41:26","2010-07-12T01:41:26","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9834,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Reverse menu button","Functionality of the menu button should be reversed.  Tap the menu button for the task manager.  Hold it down for the menu.  \n\nWith Symbian currently having multiple homescreens, access to the menu is less important as multitasking.  Quicker access to the task manager is more essential to the user experience.","2010-10-06T07:28:47","2010-10-06T07:28:47","doctran",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,10602,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Symbian Live Wallpaper","I do  not know whether this is easy or difficult to make, but some Symbian users want  to have live wallpaper on their homescreen. Although  these features may make the battery wasteful and reduces the  performance of the device, but no doubt it is a very desirable feature. And we know that Symbian is the best for Multitasking. We symbian users like to say \"Symbian has Live Wallpaper Dude\"!!!","2010-11-20T15:11:30","2010-11-20T15:11:29","Blackidea",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,107,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","'Ideas Hub' in 1 Boundary Row Reception","The 1 Boundary Row Reception could have an 'Ideas Hub' with access to this ideagora so that visitors can add ideas whilst they wait and see the ideas that have been generated. \n\n\n\n\nIdeas could be diaplayed on a screen on the wall.","2009-04-08T21:27:00","2010-02-04T12:12:20","timh",0,100,"Done!",7,0]
[null,108,{"$nulls":3},"This is a cool idea -- in addition, why don't we explore how visitors could use their own mobile devices to submit new ideas instead of having a keyboard -- the screen in reception could automatically be updated to show new submissions so that the visitors would see their own ideas appear on the screen while waiting.","2009-04-08T21:47:05","2009-04-08T21:47:05","tshelton",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1387,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Symbian WebKit nees an overhaul!","How many here, like myself still use the built-in S60 OSS Webkit based browser? How many here know that it was developed in partnership between Nokia (asking) &amp; Apple (long before Safari debuted in Mac)?!\n\n\n\n\nThis WebKit development is seriously lacking lately. Some good things about it are:\n\n\n\n\nProper webpage rendering (for the most part)\n\n\n\n\nBookmarks sync with FireFox 3.1 (3.5 is an issue for Nokia S60 device users such as myself) &amp; IEv8.\n\n\n\n\nHotLinks within emails on Nokia Messaging, ActiveNotes, or from Address Books open the default OSS Browser.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSome areas that seriously need some work are:\n\n\n\n\n* Ability for users to highlight a link within ANY given website viewed.\n\n\n\n\n* Ability for users to be ABLE to save a webpage - direct in the root of Bookmarks (current) OR create a folder in the same SAVE LINK/PAGE dialog window &gt; much in the same way that the BlackBerry Browser does.\n\n\n\n\n* Symbian should ENFORCE manufacturers to NOT imbedded their own links that CANNOT be deleted by the end user in non-branded/branded devices' browser bookmarks. I'm very annoyed that my E71 unbranded &amp; unlocked from Nokia has so many Download folders with 1 link EACH all basically pointing to the same site with a subpage (Wallpaper, Music, Themes, etc)  that does NOT work in my home region (Canada, North America)! I cannot simply delete them or put them into ANY other folder.\n\n\n\n\nFinally, Symbian should allow &amp; advertise an API that can be used by 3rd party developers to ALLOW their browser implementation to be the default (or switch back to the original shipping browser in Symbian) by the end user. This all improves user experience and perception of Symbian OS as a whole.\n\n\n\n\nSymbian Foundation, please make this happen.","2009-07-24T02:26:21","2010-02-26T18:20:57","Prom1",0,93.97,"Expert review",46,2]
[null,1392,{"$nulls":3},"The Symbian/S60 WebKit browser is already getting lots of work.  A new version based on a significantly updated version of WebKit has just been announced by Nokia and they'll be making it available to selected S60 3rd Edition FP2 devices in firmware updates.  Also, the whole platform UI is evolving to be based on Qt.  As such there will be a new Qt WebKit based browser.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-07-24T08:40:48","2009-10-08T16:24:05","markw",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1396,{"$nulls":3},"there is a major difference between announced and being developed. Announcements fall through and limiting to devices of 3.2 or higher leaves out devices still shipping and for sale on retail or via providers. Too often is this practice taken and what about the browser being updated faster than device firmware?! on a regular basis users must wait 4-8maths for an update! This causes disparaty from firmware to device which ultimately affects user experience.","2009-07-25T03:45:55","2009-07-25T03:45:55","Prom1",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1397,{"$nulls":3},"Since we're moving full-steam towards a world where web engine functionality will be critical for many applications, both in browsers and stand-alone as widgets, I agree that having the best (last stable!) build of Webkit in every Symbian^ release is paramount.\n\n\n\n\nI believe it is the single most important thing in a smartphone after its core functionality (calling, basic PIM)... maybe find a way to update the browsing engine on-the-fly, independently of the much less frequent OS releases?!","2009-07-25T06:56:21","2009-07-25T06:56:50","kensai",{"$nulls":3},4,0]
[null,1414,{"$nulls":3},"&gt;Symbian should allow &amp; advertise an API that can be used by 3rd party developers to ALLOW their browser implementation to be the default (or switch back to the original shipping browser in Symbian) by the end user. This all improves user experience and perception of Symbian OS as a whole.\n\n\n\n\nI recommend that this idea be raised as its own separate top-level idea, so that it can receive its own fair share of review and discussion.\n\n\n\n\nThe idea is that users who prefer (eg) Opera Mini or Skyfire or Mozilla Fennec... would be able to specify to the device which browser should be used, by default, to open links from other applications.  For example, this could simplify the user experience of following a link from an email message, or a link from a Tweet displayed by Gravity.","2009-07-28T12:33:59","2009-08-25T15:34:59","dw2",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3505,{"$nulls":3},"Default browser should be an application like another ?\n\n\n\n\nIt may useful to think about it seems Webkit is outdated compared to browser in other mobile OS and should easily replaced by other default browser (cf. http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=1427).","2009-12-15T06:51:15","2009-12-15T06:51:30","axisama",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5076,{"$nulls":3},"This post from the Symbian UI Blog would be a visual representation of some of the changes requested here.\n\n\n\n\nEDIT/ADD: And here is one more from the same site.","2010-01-31T04:04:21","2010-01-31T04:06:55","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3294,{"$nulls":3},"Have to put anohter chime in for faster and more frequent updates for the Symbian Webkit browser. Trying to collaborate with sites like Google Wave and Etherpad can&#39;t happen due to AJAX issues. Would really be nice if the Foundation could push out browser updates - core components only - to users, leaving the licensee to deal with the non-core stuff (UI, chrome, special features, etc.).","2009-12-08T20:39:09","2009-12-08T20:39:09","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3179,"Mobile applications",null,"Develop a Real Life Recorder","Develop a new way of recording real life events when peoples traveling, adventure, visiting, learning, exploring new place, finding the road. Where this so called  will continuously records all possible media like video, image, sound, and etc. And it link all together become . So people can playback the  as closer to the event happen during the period. It allow to have the feel as because it has video also image and sound along the event. ","2009-12-05T06:17:38","2010-03-25T13:16:39","lawrence27",0,47.8,"Closed",3,5]
[null,6525,{"$nulls":3},"Few criteria must meet for Real Life Recorder:\n\n\n\n\n* Location Info Link or map link (Requirement)\n\n\n\n\n* Date, Time, Weather, Temperature, etc. (Requirement)\n\n\n\n\n* Capturing Main Focus with Snapping of Photo into Real Life Stream as a \"Character\" (Requirement)\n\n\n\n\n* Add in Additional Photo into Final Real Life Stream (Requirement)\n\n\n\n\n* During Playing of Real Life Stream at the same time able to view  the photos on scene (Requirement)\n\n\n\n\n* A mini GPS Navigation with map can be shown on Corner of the Main Focus Scene of that \"Character\" (Requirement)\n\n\n\n\n* Capturing Environment Sound for add in Real Life Stream as a \"Character\", Could be few more additional Microphone to made more surround (Recommended)\n\n\n\n\n* Different Sound Focus can be add into Final Real Life Stream as a \"Character\" by  Different Channel or Rear Surround (Recommended)\n\n\n\n\n* It could be combine few Real Life Stream as a \"Angle\" into one Final Real Life Stream (Highly Recommended)\n\n\n\n\n* During Playing of Real Life Stream at the same time playing multiple \"Angle\" Real Life Stream as Mini Scene (Highly Recommended)\n\n\n\n\n* It could be combine few Real Life Recorder as a \"Character\" in one Final Real Life Stream (Highly Recommended)\n\n\n\n\n* Different Channel of Surround sound can be selected during the Playing of Real Life Stream (Highly Recommended)\n\n\n\n\n* All various media can be automatically sync with correct timing with concurrent date-time, then only made some adjustment (Highly Recommended)\n\n\n\n\n* Able to Zoom In and Out Turn Around different angle during Playing of Real Life Stream (Optional)\n\n\n\n\n* It could be Multiple Mini Scene will be play during Playing of Real Life Stream with the same timing (Optional)\n\n\n\n\n* It could be possible to toggle the Main Focus Scene of different \"Character\" by selective Real Life Stream, each Real Life Stream are belongs to one \"Character\" (Optional)\n\n\n\n\n* It could be playing a divided half-half or four-quarter with concurrent Playing of various \"Character\" of various Real Life Stream with Selective of Main Focus on Scene where the all Main Focus's sound are louder as compare with other \"Character\"\n\n\n\n\n* More..\n\n\n\n\nThere are some sample movie call \"Deja Vu\" quite like the feel but still not convince.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nReal Life Stream Layer:-\n\n\n\n\n                                                   [Final Real Life Stream]\n\n\n\n\n              [GPS Location]                     [GPS Location]\n\n\n\n\n           [Environment Info]               [Environment Info]\n\n\n\n\n                [Character]            --            [Character]                --             [More..]\n\n\n\n\n         [Surround Channel..]             [Surround Channel..]\n\n\n\n\n              [Snap Photos..]                    [Snap Photos..]\n\n\n\n\n    [Angle] - [Angle] - [More..]    [Angle] - [Angle] - [More..]\n\n\n\n\n    [Sound]  [Sound]                  [Sound]  [Sound]\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nReal Life Stream Playing Presentation:-\n\n\n\n\n1) Half-half Scene with selective Main Focus \"Character\"\n\n\n\n\n2) Four-Quarter Scene with select Main Focus \"Character\"\n\n\n\n\n3) Main Sub Scene with Main and Sub \"Character\"\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-14T18:25:36","2010-03-14T18:25:36","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3206,{"$nulls":3},"This is what Lifeblog application in old Nokia phones means. The new replacement for Lifeblog is the Photos and its very limited in my opinion,but at least the Photos PC companion has the Timeline view.","2009-12-05T12:06:02","2009-12-18T00:15:15","Ammar_Dento",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6034,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Lawrence, please refine for voting.  Right now, it looks as though there are currently available applications which do what you would like done.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIf you have a different IDEA path which makes this different, please comment.  If you do not, we will close your IDEA, as it seems as though this solution already exists.","2010-02-28T16:45:18","2010-02-28T16:45:18","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4518,{"$nulls":3},"We want a new way of possibility to recoding our adventure or life, could be also link with GPS seems now all new smartphone already have GPS built in.","2010-01-17T01:18:05","2010-01-17T01:18:05","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4775,{"$nulls":3},"Don't you ever heard of Nokia viNe  http://vine.nokia.com/ - just check it out - I think you will get your Answer here!","2010-01-23T02:59:17","2010-03-14T17:03:41","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4796,{"$nulls":3},"vine works well!","2010-01-24T07:24:41","2010-03-14T17:06:54","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3435,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Auto-adjustable volume controls that change when in loud or quiet places","I love my mobile music and eBooks, so I use my earphones often.  I do not like to try to find the volume controls to constantly adjust volume in noisy environments, then readjust in more quieter settings.  It would be great to have a background noise detector which automatically adjusted volume without me having to get my device out and do it myself. My car has this feature and I love it...\n\n\nThe reasons why this would be popular to more than just me...\n\n\n\n\n\n1) Listening to music when you ride bike and jog is common, and you do not want to have to take your eyes off the what you're doing to adjust volume (safety/convenience)\n\n\n\n\n\n2) I can't be the first person who went into work, didn't readjust my volume and everyone on the elevator gets a smack of \"MY MUSIC,\" as I was just on a loud street....it hasn't been my proudest professional achievement..... \n\n\n\n\n\n3) When it is cold outside (winter), and it is awful to have to fumble through clothing layers to adjust volume controls\n\n\n\n\n\n4) Outside noise ranges are a wide range, and this is a nice way to enjoy your mobile more in the course of your travels (jogging, business, loud street, elevator, subway)\n\n\n\n\n\n5) You do not want people to always see your device (theft)\n\n\n\n\n\n6) You do not want to do not want to lose your device because you have to constantly take it out to adjust volume\n\n\n\n\n\nVolume consistency between tracks from different artists\n\n\nAlong the same lines, it would be nice to have a music track noise stabilizer.  Music is recorded at different output levels.  Some tracks are not very loud and others are very loud.  If there could be a mechanism to smooth out and control the transition between music tracks, so that there is not a major difference in volume track to track, that would be great.  It too would make to user experience more pleasant and there would be less use for manually adjusting volume (like above).  Televisions have this type of feature.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-12-13T20:48:02","2010-09-17T06:00:19","ginau",0,83.39,"Closed",22,3]
[null,9521,{"$nulls":3},"Great idea! Can we do the same thing for bass?","2010-09-16T15:35:24","2010-09-16T15:35:24","bharatjusta",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4427,{"$nulls":3},"Generally these kinds of ambient noise algorithms use the phone's microphone to detect the background noise level - but if the phone's in your pocket, then it'll be harder to differentiate between the rustling of the mic against the fabric of your pocket (which will sound loud) and real background noise (which will be much quieter).\n\n\n\n\nOf course, I'm sure some DSP gurus out there could figure out a way to handle this!\n\n\n\n\nAnother approach, however, could be to use headphones with built-in microphones (like existing noise-cancelling headphones) and do the DSP work inside the phone. ","2010-01-14T15:21:45","2010-01-14T23:03:49","mpwebb",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8780,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing back for community support!","2010-08-11T18:02:22","2010-08-11T18:02:22","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8785,{"$nulls":3},"Nice Fakhre....I'm merging this with http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=3403 and it has well over the 30 votes, so I am putting it in expert review. Thanks.\n\n\n\n\nCommunity...please continue feedback and voting...Thanks...","2010-08-11T19:30:48","2010-08-11T19:30:47","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5725,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Susana, I can not link this with the other same IDEA, but there are nearly 30 votes and I did not want them to fall off thr radar as a popular IDEA.","2010-02-19T08:43:32","2010-02-19T08:43:32","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8815,{"$nulls":3},"I feel that putting this audio leveling into the Symbian releases will be a waste of time, unless you add to it a plethora of options. For example, if you had your phone automatically changing the volume when you go to a louder environment whilst wearing noise cancelling headphones, you'd suddenly find your music being blasted in your ears when you've noticed no change.\n\n\n\n\nAlso, I would like to take the time to consider the health issues associated with this and your normal actions. You must be extremely careful with something like this, as prolonged exposure to loud noise (or louder music rammed right into your ears) can lead to deafness, as I'm sure you all know. Whilst you may not notice it now, you'll notice it when you start to need hearing aids whilst everyone else is still hearing fine. If the phone were to boost the volume to an excessive amount, e.g. on trains, it would quickly lead to hearing damage. Of cause, many people don't care too much about this, so, maybe, if you were to add an option where this could be on or off (off by default), then you could make everyone happy.","2010-08-14T12:42:50","2010-08-14T12:42:49","Anraiel",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7596,{"$nulls":3},"http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=3403 has 30 votes and this has 16 as of today.  Susana, we need to combine these IDEAs and put up for potential technical review lead.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nRight now there is no mechanism to combine IDEAs and keep votes and that is a problem with SPIGIT.  We need that fixed please.","2010-05-16T14:24:21","2010-05-16T14:24:21","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3760,{"$nulls":3},"i am sure this can be done this will be a great help while moving ;) i support this idea.","2009-12-21T09:26:55","2009-12-21T09:26:55","apache",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3767,{"$nulls":3},"Gina, you've posted the same idea twice. This will just lessen the votes as people will not likely vote for both all the time. You should probably delete one.","2009-12-21T10:40:16","2009-12-21T10:40:16","brendand",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3772,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Brendan, Thank you!  I made SF aware of this error and it is in the works of being changed. I appreciate that you are looking out for this too, as I spoke up when it happened and it dilutes potential for/against votes!  Thanks again!","2009-12-21T12:29:15","2009-12-21T12:29:15","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3783,{"$nulls":3},"Hello, this is the same as my idea http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=3403.  There was a glitche and this will be fixed, but please vote accordingly until this is fixed, as it has a fair amounts of positive feedback and refinement.","2009-12-21T17:22:08","2009-12-21T17:22:08","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9323,"Mobile functionality",null,"Full Featured Reminder","It is very easy to miss the initial sound of an incoming message  or a phone call especially if the smartphone was in another room  at this moment, in a leather wallet or in your jacket when you're  in a car or at the street. If we don't want to check the display  constantly to ensure that you haven't missed an important phone  call or a message we have to get advanced reminder.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nFeatures include:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n Draws attention to missed calls \n Draws attention to unnoticed unread messages\n Visual, sound and vibrate notification\n Turns backlight and blinks keypad\n Notifies about new events only\n Sound notification respects silent profile\n Vibrating alert respects your current profile settings\n Customizable behavior\n Optionally shows extra information in notifier window.\n Customizable time restriction\n Service based application - works in background and absolutely transparent to user","2010-09-04T23:38:54","2010-10-11T10:45:24","superfly86",0,100,"Expert review",37,0]
[null,9963,{"$nulls":3},"interesting one","2010-10-08T12:43:12","2010-10-08T12:43:11","nitrous15",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2412,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","divx support","would be nice to view divx movies without having to convert them before","2009-11-08T11:40:53","2010-06-16T12:50:18","chrmahr",0,95.35,"Expert review",67,2]
[null,2617,{"$nulls":3},"It would be nice for it to be built in. In the meantime you can download a free mobile player from here: \nhttp://labs.divx.com/MobileDownload\nhttp://www.divx.com/mobile","2009-11-16T11:36:07","2010-02-05T08:00:43","hugo",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5216,{"$nulls":3},"Yap, we need more video codecs on symbian. But sure, most of the phones won't play correct not converted films, because of big framerate or big resolution.","2010-02-05T09:13:32","2010-02-05T09:13:32","syliokas",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4765,{"$nulls":3},"We love to watch Divx movies with the hassle of converting them,Or buying Any Divx player for our mobile.","2010-01-22T15:31:28","2010-01-22T15:31:28","Mandeep2u",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4777,{"$nulls":3},"How is it Samsung can have this on the Omnia HD?","2010-01-23T03:28:13","2010-01-23T03:28:13","NseriesFreak7",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,7141,{"$nulls":3},"Yes, the previous comment captures the issue completely.  Codecs are generally specified with a number of profiles and levels, and phones generally support a lower set of levels/profiles than, for example, HD TVs.  This will converge eventually as smartphone silicon becomes more powerful, although even then that won't mean a phone can play everything - for example, H264 Level 5 is specified beyond even current consumer HD TV standards (1080p120 as opposed to 1080p30).\n\n\n\n\nThings Symbian would like to do on this topic include:\n\n\n\n\n- better UI feedback of the reasons the clip failed to play - e.g. could it not be demuxed, was the frame-rate too high etc.  Perhaps these could be enabled via an \"expert mode\" to avoid confusing non-technical consumers\n\n\n\n\n- encourage device/server cooperation, so the device can accurately report its capabilities to the streaming service, and have the streaming server transcode 1080p30 + 7.1 surround sound down to QCIF/stereo (for example)","2010-04-19T16:14:23","2010-04-19T16:14:23","mpwebb",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7142,{"$nulls":3},"But we should not forget H264. H264 is a lot sharper than DIVX and requires smaller storage space.","2010-04-19T16:59:25","2010-04-19T16:59:24","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4601,{"$nulls":3},"Good idea, because other brands have implemented in their devices and Nokia is better for my media is lagging behind","2010-01-18T18:36:41","2010-01-18T18:36:41","barahona69",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2924,"Mobile applications",null,"a way to see apps that use data services automatically","When I am traveling abroad, I am always a bit scared what applications can access to the internet without any indication. After spending one week on holiday and having widgets updating automatically in every 10 min, your phone bill might be something you don&#39;t want to see. Nowadays there are lots of apps that uses internet services, and usually you can configure applications so that they&#39;ll only ask access point once, and you can then allow them to connect to the internet automatically while starting up. This is a great feature especially if you have fixed price data package included, and thus you don&#39;t have to worry about roaming costs. However, data package usually covers only domestic roaming charges. \nFor that reason, I would like to have an &#39;security&#39; or &#39;money saver&#39; application that would list all the applications that are configured to use internet services automatically. You could then avoid using those apps, or even more, you could disable/enable automatic connections from the security app while you are abroad. If you still want to use facebook on holiday, that would happen &quot;Always ask&quot; basis when you start an application. This feature could also be integrated into profiles. When you switch to &#39;Travel&#39; profile, all automatic connections are disabled and no surprises in your phone bill. ","2009-11-26T12:25:16","2010-10-14T18:53:04","anttie",0,100,"Expert review",30,0]
[null,8000,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing back for community support!","2010-06-15T10:55:37","2010-06-15T10:55:37","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4689,{"$nulls":3},"Hi, this is the first time I hear about \"International calling plan\". That sounds like something I will definitely look after. I have a finnish SIM-card and at least they don't advertise any international calling packages on their website.\n\n\nEU has tried to standardize/reduce the roaming costs within EU, but I don't know how that work is progressing. Calling/roaming prices in EU are reasonable, if you are just checking your emails from time to time or making only short calls to your sweetie, but still bit too high if you need (or your phone does it without asking) to download something.\n\n\nSorry I can't help you with your frequency question. I have mostly travelled within EU and thus never needed to change the frequency.  ","2010-01-20T15:41:22","2010-01-20T16:06:56","anttie",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4457,{"$nulls":3},"This idea is very good - all applications in device using \"internet\" to following this (Statutary).\n\n\n\n\nOperators might not back this idea though :)","2010-01-15T13:10:55","2010-01-15T13:10:55","cgandhi",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2927,{"$nulls":3},"I REALLY LIKE THIS IDEA!!!\n\nI would like to have one additional feature or modification : &quot;Always ask when no free connections available&quot;.\n\nHow does the system know what connections are free and what are not free? The end user will tell it!\n\nWe have already today list of destinations (see &quot;Network destinations&quot; in settings). The end user can easily create a list of connections that are free (or have fixed fee). The only thing that is needed is the prompt: Do you want to allow XYZ application to use internet event though no free/predefined networks are available? That is, the system will try to connect to all possible connections in the &quot;Free connections list&quot;. If it doesn&#39;t get the connection, it will prompt the user.","2009-11-26T12:54:13","2009-11-26T12:54:13","terhon",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4468,{"$nulls":3},"First, ANNtti,\n\n\n\n\nSorry to hear about the BIG mobile charges.....That is aweful ......I have had large bils, but for other reasons....\n\n\n\n\nI wanted to join the thread and give a perspective from the USA and from a Nokia 95 8GB (older OS..but a good model)....\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIn the USA, we purchase an \"International calling plan\" for our holidays abroad.  I think it is $30 US /month?  They are easy to set up and can be turned on for 1 week and cancelled when you do not need International coverage...and you are only charged a pro-rated fee (maybe $6 US....I have travelled extensively and the frequency (850/900, 1800,1900), needs to be changed and my Nokia setup automatically prompted me to do this when I arrived, for example, at Heathrow....Is this soemthing that is occuring for newer devices?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI found all to be easy and not expensive.  But, I used my Nokia 95 8 GB, and we have the International plan option through our mobile carrier.....I am not familiar with other countries experiences and carriers, so this is interesting and disturbing to me (as it cost you money)....\n\n\n\n\nIs this easy feature of an \"international mobile plan\" available to EU and Rest of World (ROW) users?  Is this feature of making a nice easy transition to the other countries mobile frequency, also available in the newer Symbian OS mobiles?  Sorry for the questions, but, I am trying to understand and help facilitate success for you and others so you do not get another huge mobile bill, especially if you we having holiday in the USA.\n\n\n\n\nAnother fix for a USA holiday is to a local shop and buy a \"To go\" Phone...It will save you money in the USA....But, I do not want to get off topic....This is for Sf IDEAs and fixes and I am not sure if the \"To go\" phone are Symbian OS's or not......","2010-01-15T14:58:26","2010-01-15T14:58:26","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4770,{"$nulls":3},"ANtti Enqvist - Some apps do have option to disable the Internet use while roaming while some dont. So You have my Vote - Just in case if you want to stop the Internet while roaming - \"Delete all GPRS settings\" before going abroad - When you come back - use \"Setting Wizard\"  to automatically set the operator GPRS settings.  - By using this simple method you can avoid additional data charges in you bill.","2010-01-23T02:17:35","2010-01-23T02:17:35","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3180,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Create an &quot;Ovi-Store&quot;-like Mobile Version of Ideas.Symbian","I am a big fan of the idea of eating your own dog food (in the software development world) and so I think that one of the ways in which Ideas.Symbian could be a better website and better profile what's possible within this site is to have a mobile version of it that functions something like a web-based application. If you will, think like an Ovi Store-like format, except the store is the ideas.symbian site.\n\n\n\nThe first part of the idea would be to shift the idea of making a mobile version of ideas.symbian into making something more along the lines of Nokia's Ovi Store, or take a similar approach to Google's iPhone-optimized version of Google Reader. In both cases, there is a heavy use of AJAX and an ideal that the content will be consumed on the mobile, so the interface matches along with it.\n\n\n\nI'd take the high road in terms of developing this by using HTML5 and the WRT-framework. In this way, ideas.symbian is evangelizing the capabilities of the platform by using the kinds of technologies that will become a part of its identity in future versions of the platform.\n\n\n\nEach idea would essentially be an object that the \"ideas store interface\" is linked to. The user would then be able to interact with the idea (vote, comment, track, etc.) in a similar fashion to what is done on the normal-sized site.\n\n\n\nObviously, since its a mobile interface, the search would take the priority on the landing page. I'd also go with posting the last 5 modified ideas on that page as well (following Twitter's new mobile beta).\n\n\n\nThe WRT aspect would be the more fun part as this would be something that Symbian^1 users would be able to embed onto their homescreens and see (a) number of updates since last visit, (b) number of new ideas posted, or (c) a shortcut to their profile object.\n\n\n\nI believe that this would be a relevant and engaging means for the Symbian Foundation to use this site to a larger audience. It would promote web and WRT technology. It would also display some of the innovation that can be done on this platform from the side of web-based applications. I would think that such innovations would also encourage licensees to take a more proactive approach towards updating the stock browser(s) of their devices to something befitting the power and ability that the Symbian Foundation advertises all around.\n\n\n\nLastly, such an avante garde approach would follow ideas.symbian's approach towards creating an environment of innovative usage for the Symbian platform by endearing even more cooperating and collaboration between the foundation, its licensees, and its users.\n\n\n\n*Just a note that I tried submitting this idea via my N97 and could not because the similar ideas section that comes up doesn't validate on that browser; therefore despite the rest of the site's usage, I was stuck having to move to a PC (out of my bed and in another room), to post this. Idea generation should not be limited ;)","2009-12-05T06:31:13","2010-10-14T17:39:11","ARJWright",0,100,"Expert review",30,0]
[null,5244,{"$nulls":3},"Bumping this idea as I think it should be talked about a bit more in light of some of the changes that are/have been happening here (behind the scenes).","2010-02-05T16:47:18","2010-02-05T16:47:18","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3968,{"$nulls":3},"Extending this idea just a bit.\n\n\n\n\nAnother app-like aspect to this ideas site, and maybe the entire Symbian network/ecosystem would be to create an application that plugs into one's contacts app (as a seperate tab) which then shows all those persons you are connected to. Your profile here would be editable via your mobile device, and then a green dot would show next to your name when you are logged in via mobile. In this way, those whom you are connected with would be able to directly message you (IM, with SMS then email as the default backup; priority set on profile screen here or on mobile).\n\n\n\n\nThis would enable those whom are connected to futher develop those relationships, and would move ideas.symbian more into something that occurs on the hand-level, rather than just at the PC.","2009-12-28T04:09:10","2009-12-28T04:09:10","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3237,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Antione, I support this idea. I have been&quot;singing&quot; a similar song regarding getting the SF ideas page,the developers, and SF in general, more high profile. A mobile interface which one can add IDEAs to as they come into one&#39;s mind is great and preferable to me too, as my PC is not always close and I have a powerful Symbian mobile device and I love to use it. Another nice feature to your IDEA is that I can show/educate, and draw interest to the Symbian Foundation, right on my mobile. I use Ovi with my Nokia and I love how well it has evolved.Something similar to this would be great for the IDEAS pages and would help with efficiency, advertisement, improve communications amongst IDEAs members,help allow looking at and refining IDEAs anywhere, and make emailing each other easier.Plus, using OVI as a very specific example, it is nice to look at,easy to use and it sychronizes with your computer easily.  Thank you for a very helpful idea for improvement of the IDEAs website.","2009-12-06T18:48:25","2009-12-06T18:48:25","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5292,{"$nulls":3},"I had a similar idea with less technical description than yours @ http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=2117 and I support yours too :)","2010-02-07T12:07:15","2010-02-07T12:07:15","GeceBekcisi",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8371,{"$nulls":3},"How can you not?","2010-07-15T09:19:36","2010-07-15T09:19:36","Mesenburg",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9659,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing it Back for Community Support!","2010-09-26T20:52:39","2010-09-26T20:52:39","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5573,{"$nulls":3},"This is soooo ironic.....SF is a mobile application foundation and there is little to no movement to making this site mobile and usable.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThis IDEA would improve the site participation, readership, community participation, and draw more talent.  I am not at a PC often and that s the same as most of the USA population....More frequently, I am mobile.....That is why I like my Symbian mobiles......\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI cannot ay how fusrating it is to have an extremely powerful mobile device and an IDEA or want to MODERATE, and I can not because this site is  is \"locked\"  and edittable to a mobile.......but you can only view the IDEAs......and can not create new ones, vote or comment.....\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nPlease invest in your site and create a mobile interface of sorts.....It would be in the best interest of the foudation.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-16T00:55:15","2010-02-26T18:37:01","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7883,{"$nulls":3},"Any interest in this, or is it fit to close?","2010-06-03T15:25:41","2010-07-10T08:25:23","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8442,{"$nulls":3},"Symbian.org WRT Widget is a Web Runtime application that allows read access to Symbian Foundation Forums, Blog and Wiki.\n\n\n\n\nWhy not access to ideas.symbian.org as well through the WRT Widget?\n\n\n\n\nDon't know the HTML5, CSS, javascr1pt, AJAX, RESTful, SOAP protocols, models, frameworks - yet!","2010-07-17T19:26:44","2010-07-17T19:26:43","Mesenburg",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3436,"Mobile applications",null,"Calendar alarm on home screen","To make Series 60 phones useful as PIM devices, it is necessary, at a minimum, that missed calendar alarms leave a notification on the home screen just like missed calls and SMS messages. It's difficult to understand how this has been overlooked until now, but in needs fixing. The capacity to easily change the snooze time for alarms is also required, but is slightly less vital I suppose.","2009-12-13T22:09:18","2010-06-15T11:20:16","Barryp",0,100,"Closed",12,0]
[null,5907,{"$nulls":3},"I wanted to post a new Idea, but I guess this is a good place to do it...\n\n\n\n\nI was thinking about the snooze time, there should be a way to changes this when an alarm gets triggered. For instance, I put an Alarm at 3 pm to take a nap, When it sounds, I feel really bad and want so sleep more than the regular snooze time so on the screen, there is an option to change the snooze time from normal to whatever I want. So in the case of the nap, I would be able to tell the phone to change the snooze time to 1 hour without having to go into config or setting a new alarm.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nNow, about missed alarms, it would be nice, but should have to be configurable, I mean, not make this the default behavior.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nCheers.","2010-02-24T19:45:46","2010-02-24T19:45:46","techflat",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3692,"Mobile functionality",null,"Share PC Internet to Phone through USB","PC-suite can share my phone internet to PC through USB but sadly, not the other way around.\n\n\n\n\nI want the opposite: That is, share my PC internet to Phone through USB.\n\n\n\n\nThat functionality is fairly automatic on my WM phone using ActiveSync.  In fact, it's the default in Windows Mobile.","2009-12-18T06:29:41","2010-10-10T07:04:34","BoyBawang",0,100,"Expert review",36,0]
[null,9988,{"$nulls":3},"Please merge ideas","2010-10-08T23:59:37","2010-10-08T23:59:37","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5396,{"$nulls":3},"very neat feature.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nbut will be better if it also allow connect to pc internet via Bluetooth :) :) :)\n\n\n\n\nlike on my old-already-dead-phone using Symbian OS UIQ3. it can connect to internet through PC, using Bluetooth PAN. its hard as hell to setting, but works lol.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nmaybe using usb-sync to pc suit to allow auto-setting for the phone to connect internet through USB and auto setting it to allow connect internet through bluetooth.\n\n\n\n\nthat will be awesome :D","2010-02-10T16:15:05","2010-02-10T16:15:05","orangpelupa",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5417,{"$nulls":3},"This is one of the best ideas I've seen around here...","2010-02-11T00:42:16","2010-02-11T00:42:15","Fernandez_88",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,6071,{"$nulls":3},"I learned that even Android don't have this feature along with Symbian. Only Windows Mobile do.","2010-03-01T06:23:20","2010-03-01T06:23:20","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3787,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Boy Bawang, You are getting a lot of support and that is good.  I guess I do not fully understand what functionality you gain from this?  It would help me, and hopefully others, if you could expand your idea a little.  Thanks so much!","2009-12-21T18:48:44","2009-12-21T18:48:44","ginau",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,9164,{"$nulls":3},"http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=9140\n\n\n\n\nI support these IDea but i ask for internet sharing throgh bluetooth too","2010-08-28T15:35:25","2010-08-28T15:35:25","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3803,{"$nulls":3},"There are countries like mine where DATA through phone is not popular. We use PC though cable, wifi and usbModem.\n\n\n\n\nMy point is that many services like OVI store and Cloud Syncing are done in phone...","2009-12-22T01:48:02","2009-12-22T02:03:31","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5228,"Symbian Foundation","Increase device usage","Mobile with security Device for police, army, secret service agents","I will start my idea with a tag\n\n\n\n\n\" MOBILE WILL REACH, WHERE SECURITY DEVICE WILL NOT \"\nThere are so many security personal and security experts are there in the world, but they also fail s to identify the culprits because they are few but culprits are more, security personnel can't reach where mobile can reach.\nNow a Days, People can leave their wife of husband and not MOBILE PHONE.\nkeeping in view above points,  I have designed this application.\n\n\n\n\nHow  INFORMER application should Work.\nInformer application should run in the background. It should be enable always by default. and it should be scanning  in the background/internally to find  Guns, Explosives, Bombs &amp; restricted weapons.\nIf it finds within its range. then it will send information to predefined number through SMS informing which type of restricted gun or explosive it found and mobile tower location.\nFor  scanning hardware, it should so small, that can fit in mobile device, device or hardware may be in nano technology or in any technology, and it should be small and tiny. it will need high efficiency nano technology Scanner or radar.\n\n\n\n\nMy Idea is  not for personal use. Its specifically for security of the country and safety for our people of world. which will be possible through just using mobile.\n\n\n\n\nArmy personnel is important and he fights on behalf us. Just like that, you are helping your country to protect your own people. Just using your mobile and without your notice.\n\n\n\n\nI have full theory of  this application, which is more than 50 pages.\n\n\n\n\nPlease provide your view or comment to refine my idea and to give shape to my project.","2010-02-05T14:04:57","2010-06-08T16:46:59","DDEOGIRI",0,8.07,"Closed",1,24]
[null,5442,{"$nulls":3},"I don't think soo, its feasible. Not only work has to be done in hardware but also into software's side-\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIts possible to design an application which detect the weaponry via camera at the time of attack (If user is enable to point the phone camera ) and send alarm to desired security agency.     ","2010-02-11T10:53:40","2010-02-18T05:44:23","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5447,{"$nulls":3},"This is not a bad IDEA.  It is a good IDEA. \n\n\n\n\nThe theme of safety has come up in many, many posts.  Dinesh, actually has the first post that has a covert way of making people safe.\n\n\n\n\nDo I like the idea of this being a standard feature of my mobile, well, probably not.  However, some countries and some people could use this type of device.\n\n\n\n\nPlease look up all the security IDEAs on this site and see what people say.  All of the security IDEAs need refinement, have some obstacles and some are not practical in some countries.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThat does not mean that they are not something that a developer who has a vision for security and a new use for a mobile is not bringing up a very good concept, and that this one in particular, may need buy-in by authorities and not everyone will want this device.  But it is a good concept none-the-less.....\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIf I were a police officer, armed services member, secret service, or just someone in a country which needs this, I would be happy to purchase this application or stand alone device.  After looking through the refinements, I support this IDEA and hope that people continue the thought process in a positive manner.  This is one of those product concepts which are innovative and I thank Dinesh for that.  We need \"out of the box\" thinking and innovation and this is an example of a forward-thinking and making new ways of using our mobiles. \n\n\n\n\nSafety is important to everyone, and this could make someone a lot of money.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-11T13:40:23","2010-02-11T13:40:23","ginau",{"$nulls":3},1,1]
[null,5230,{"$nulls":3},"When our glorious overlords find their target, will they be sending in the black leather clad overwatch troopers or will they just douse the area in VX gas and call it a day?","2010-02-05T14:12:36","2010-02-06T05:56:47","cdavies",{"$nulls":3},4,1]
[null,5235,{"$nulls":3},"I'm wondering what kind of execution you're hoping for?","2010-02-05T15:21:58","2010-02-06T04:17:56","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},1,1]
[null,5238,{"$nulls":3},"yeah, i think it can replace the full body scanners in the airports as well. All passengers to carry their own scanners!!","2010-02-05T16:09:49","2010-02-16T10:18:20","sanjaychetia",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,5533,{"$nulls":3},"The ambition is good, but it won't make us safer. Any such system will have occasional \"false positive\" results, for example detecting the explosive charge in a car airbag. For the system to work, it must raise the alarm and the alarm must be investigated - this will rpbably involve stopping traffic etc and causing a lot of disruption to ordinary life. Even if the false positive rate is extraordinarily low, say 1 in a million people has a false positive result on a given day, then there would be three security alerts on the London Underground every day.\n\n\n\n\nThe end result would be like car alarms - they no longer deter car thieves, and just cause a nuisance to people trying to sleep. We still have car alarms because the insurance companies demand it: your system would have the authorities demand that we all have this device in our phones, causing untold nuisance.","2010-02-15T10:27:15","2010-02-20T13:59:43","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},2,1]
[null,5280,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Dinesh,\n\n\n\n\nThanks for the contribution......\n\n\n\n\nI like the idea in concept, however, my concern is the complexity of research, devlopment, and design of what you suggest.  This seems like a very good top-security military or police device idea.\n\n\n\n\nMany police, CIA, Secret Service, Armed Services have these types of devices.  We just are not privied to the information or qualified to respond to this knowledge.  I think that this may be better for the protective agencies than for SF.....but I leave this for community debate......","2010-02-06T20:04:39","2010-02-06T20:04:39","ginau",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,7089,{"$nulls":3},"I was pretty shocked when I saw this article today http://tiny.cc/lgrzn thought I would share","2010-04-15T17:14:49","2010-04-16T13:29:48","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5303,{"$nulls":3},"And if phone radar detects terorist, it will inform owner about it and it will be a duty of every law abiding citizen to come close to terorist and with the other small peace of equipment in his phone to blow him self with a terorist.","2010-02-07T18:19:57","2010-02-21T18:21:59","syliokas",{"$nulls":3},0,1]
[null,5318,{"$nulls":3},"I'm sorry, but I just don't believe this is possible with current levels of hardware technology.   Let us know once you've invented a working Star Trek tricorder","2010-02-08T12:19:51","2010-02-18T05:45:23","craigh",{"$nulls":3},1,1]
[null,5336,{"$nulls":3},"Well, this idea is possible, but not as an application, its a service and something that people would need to opt-into from a person-to-goverment perspective. Speaking only from my experience, there are benefits for technology approaches like this, but there's a lot more on the side of consumer education that needs to be done.\n\n\n\n\nI'd refer all in this discussion to the South African efforts to let women know that they can anonymously send an SMS to police when they've been assulted or raped. Its not a technology looking for a problem they did, but using the existing infrastructure and behaviors to create a solution where there was not one before for those who are already dealing with a serious problem.\n\n\n\n\nIf this idea can be refined in that wise, then maybe the idea of scrapping it for some wouldn't come so easily.","2010-02-09T00:10:45","2010-02-18T05:50:05","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,5348,{"$nulls":3},"Hi\n\n\n\n\nI like your idea.I think you can use NFC.","2010-02-09T06:37:09","2010-02-09T06:37:09","soumik44",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5605,{"$nulls":3},"Call me cynical, but do we really want additional software and hardware that serves only to drain already limited battery power from modern handsets; as well as silently rack up fees for \"users\" (whoever they're supposed to be) in the form of GPRS/EDGE/UMTS/HSDPA per-KB/per-MB charges, or even per-minute/per-second charges for those still stuck with circuit-switched data? The chances of it \"detecting\" anything are slim, and it's pointless if it doesn't alert the user, so that they can make a getaway.","2010-02-17T00:06:02","2010-02-18T05:38:40","vmlemon",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5350,{"$nulls":3},"I don't know where to start on this. I don't think it's a good idea, I don't think it's practical, and I don't think it would work.\n\n\n\n\nI most of all least like this line:\n\n\n\n\n&gt;It should be enable always by default. and it should be scanning  in the background\n\n\n\n\nSW that silently does stuff all the time in the background is the best way to drain your battery, so automatically gets a -1 from me.\n\n\n\n\nBesides which, why would people have these phones? False sense of security? it could only ever possibly work if all mobile devices had it, all of them. And that will never happen. There'd always be a market for phones without it black/grey or otherwise, and where there's a market, there'll always be someone willing to supply.\n\n\n\n\nSure, it'd be great if our phones could scan people for weaponry, or even scan their thoughts for evil intentions, like in Sci-Fi films, but I think that's where it has to stay.","2010-02-09T09:56:19","2010-02-16T10:33:24","cowboycoder",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,7532,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Symbian S60v5","An equalizer for N97/mini or for Symbian S60v5 phones as Nokia's own somewhat thin fails","2010-05-13T20:12:46","2010-05-13T20:12:46","RRDuxx",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,7553,{"$nulls":3},"What is wrong with Nokia's?","2010-05-14T16:36:25","2010-05-14T16:36:25","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7592,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Andre,\n\n\n\n\nThere has been detailed improvement IDEAs submitted by http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=5998 . This IDEA outlines specific improvements to the equalizer.  Does this already give the details and improvements which you would like to see?  If yes, vould we please close this IDEA?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-05-16T14:03:10","2010-05-16T14:03:10","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9836,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Camera UI - Geotagging","Currently in Symbian devices, you must go into the menu and turn geo-location on and off.\n\n\n\n\nWith touchscreens now available, it should be easy as tapping the GPS pin to turn this functionality on and off.  This would be great for privacy and battery concerns.","2010-10-06T07:34:46","2010-10-14T10:22:37","doctran",0,97.29,"Expert review",39,1]
[null,10124,{"$nulls":3},"simple and useful","2010-10-11T20:58:45","2010-10-11T20:58:45","nitrous18",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10229,{"$nulls":3},"There are many ideas like this, that have min. 30 votes but are still not in \"expert view\". Before they vanish tomorrow when the system is changed, I bring them back to top, hoping, that they will get \"expert-view\"-status in time, before they vanish.","2010-10-14T10:10:24","2010-10-14T10:10:24","Tim.Linde",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3181,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Mobile Wireless Expansion Interface","Create a generic wireless expansion interface for smart phone where it can enhance from Bluetooth to paired the device through wireless signal. The main purpose is to control or interface with additional electronic gadget or accessories and It can be interface with different kind of device like New Wireless Modem, External Backup Device, Printer, Media Player, Wireless Hub, TV and Audio System, Generic Head Set, Hands free, Video Camera, Keyboard, Mouse, projector and etc. It will changing the new of using mobile phone and create more possibility. It also create more new innovative devices.","2009-12-05T06:46:54","2010-06-16T15:03:38","lawrence27",0,36.39,"Closed",4,6]
[null,3649,{"$nulls":3},"What are you proposing that can't already be done with appropriate Bluetooth profiles? Please give a clear example.","2009-12-17T13:41:15","2010-01-17T01:32:36","brendand",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6764,{"$nulls":3},"Its already exists! -  nothing to discuss about it!","2010-03-25T04:25:59","2010-03-25T04:25:59","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3182,{"$nulls":3},"Hi,\n\ncheck this idea http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=2819&amp;foolIE6=1#comment_2993. It think it is pretty similar to yours.\n\nBR\nSTeN","2009-12-05T07:11:32","2009-12-18T00:20:09","stenlik",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6513,{"$nulls":3},"It does similar like dlna, but it should be more.. Just like wireless \"Universal Serial Bus\" combine with \"Plug and Play\" capability. Good example is like Sonyericsson Aino phone where it can linkup with Playstation 3.\n\n\n\n\nWIFI is linking platform to platform (joining network), but people has miss out platform to accessory (gadget). Example like your speaker, keyboard, mouse, monitor, projector, etc. Where all are full of potential. A standard interface platform across every single wireless device is needed here in order to unlock their power.\n\n\n\n\nImaging your speaker can wireless linkup with your TV, phone and computer or your car speaker can linkup with your phone. That is so powerful.","2010-03-14T13:40:28","2010-03-14T13:42:10","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6535,{"$nulls":3},"This already exists in some respects through the combination of UnPp, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth 2.0 (and higher) support that's in the platform. There isn't one platform for doing all of these because of the various standards bodies which put these together.\n\n\n\n\nIn light of this, it would be better to turn this idea towards one where the Foundation is asked to be an advocate within those standards bodies towards this kind of use. Again, the tech already exists, and many of the licensees already use it in their products. Whether accessory makers are as supportive is another thing - but speaking from my knowledge of mobile, this is getting much better.","2010-03-15T03:41:27","2010-03-15T03:41:27","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3437,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Delete double mp3","I have a N97 and I sync it with my pc. I have two memories on it: SD cards and Mass Storage. Sometimes, for any other bizness, i have an mp3 file twice: one on the SD and the other on MS. I would have a fonction that scan my memories and let me choose the choice of deleting it of SD or MS.","2009-12-14T01:24:46","2010-10-15T12:00:53","craig",0,85.44,"Expert review",30,2]
[null,5251,{"$nulls":3},"nice idea","2010-02-05T20:15:13","2010-02-05T20:15:13","vaidasvx",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10125,{"$nulls":3},"it's good","2010-10-11T20:59:00","2010-10-11T20:59:00","nitrous18",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4717,"Symbian Foundation",null,"This what we need of Symbian OS ,,","We need to add a new feature to automatic publish image into my Flickr .... etc. with the default app with OS\nAlso want to feature in the video recording app for publish the videos to my youtube .... etc.\nAlso be applied to any social networks like Facebook and Twitter, etc. .... in One app whit OS\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nand don't forget arabic into the OS plz !!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWe need Social web.20 OS like iPhone And Palm and don't forget Android\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThis is what we want\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThanks to listen to my Comment\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nYousef ALBuraq ,,","2010-01-21T14:32:41","2010-01-21T14:32:40","YousefALBuraq",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,3]
[null,5485,"Mobile applications",null,"Global Virtual Firmware Machine","Positioning SF for mobile VM HaaS Cloud disruptive technology to solution to product to platform.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWrite the code once for the ARM processor.  Then  the code is natively translated &mdash; with a single click &mdash; to other  platforms, including iPhone, Android, Symbian, Windows Mobile, BREW and  Maemo devices.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nHigh-growth niche.  Products and Services in the Cloud.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nHardware  and Firmware\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThe bottom layer of the cloud stack in our proposed ontology  is the actual physical hardware and switches that form the backbone of the cloud. In this regard, users  of this layer of the cloud are normally big enterprises with huge IT  requirements in need of subleasing Hardware as a Service (HaaS). For  that, the HaaS provider operates, manages and upgrades the hardware on  behalf of its consumers, for the life-time of the sublease. This  model is advantageous to the enterprise users, since they do not need  to invest in building and managing data centers. Meanwhile, HaaS providers have  the technical expertise as well as the cost-effective infrastructure  to host the systems.","2010-02-12T15:36:36","2010-02-14T20:18:57","Mesenburg",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,8045,"Mobile applications",null,"Dropbox on Symbian OS","Symbian needs a Dropbox client - if you don't know about Dropbox, try it.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nPlease vote for a Symbian Dropbox development here:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nhttps://www.dropbox.com/votebox/59/symbian-app-\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nApparently Dropbox are holding off developing an app for the Symbian OS because there aren't enough requests. This doesn't make sense, since Symbian is on at least 30% of all Smartphones out there.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nVote for Dropbox on Symbian OS\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAndr&eacute;","2010-06-18T11:13:06","2010-07-15T15:20:07","amrgardner",0,0,"Done!",1,0]
[null,8360,{"$nulls":3},"This item is now in beta and can be downloaded here: http://furtive.mobi","2010-07-14T14:23:57","2010-07-14T14:23:57","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8365,{"$nulls":3},"Can we now close this IDEA?","2010-07-14T19:51:03","2010-07-14T19:51:03","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8373,{"$nulls":3},"yes","2010-07-15T12:57:53","2010-07-15T12:57:53","Mesenburg",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8301,"Mobile functionality","Developer stuff","Port gnu coreutils","Port GNU coreutils to symbian, so UNIX people will also contribute to the platform.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nGNU coreutils is probably the only one really free and the most complete unix coreutils implementation today.\n\n\n\n\nHaving a working posix compatible userland would be a good step towards functionality increase.","2010-07-11T21:04:24","2010-07-11T21:04:24","baybal",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,8557,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Customizable on-screen keyboard","Whatever the on-screen keyboard layout is, you'll get some people not happy with it, just because they are used to another layout, or because one of the letters or symbols they use often are not there.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWhy not bring a customizable keyboard to Symbian. And via a specific configuration option in \"control panel &gt; Setting\", allow the end-user to change the layout of its keyboard and store the modification so that the new layout is applied to the keyboard in whatever application on the phone.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWith the configuration option, the user would be able to edit the keyboard layout, by swiping the on screen buttons to change their position in the keyboard, or to bring new letters/symbols by holding a long press on a button.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWhile swapping phone, the user would be able to export his keyboard layout as part of his configuration.","2010-07-23T19:23:22","2010-10-13T16:17:30","soussef24",0,100,"Expert review",34,0]
[null,10051,{"$nulls":3},"I agree with that!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-10T14:19:54","2010-10-10T14:19:54","NBinker",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10059,{"$nulls":3},"vote","2010-10-10T16:14:01","2010-10-10T16:14:01","nitrous17",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2926,"Symbian Foundation","Increase device usage","Save preferences on connections and other stuff","Make Symbian to ask you only once (the very first time), when you open an app that needs internet connection or access to your data.\n\nI have the Bloomberg app and I have to answer allways three diferent questions:\n- I allow the app to get my data. why not &quot;Allow allways&quot;?\n- I allow internet connection (as allways)\n- I have a list of connectios with priority. Why are you asking me all the time?\n\nI have to say that this is what I hate the most on Symbian.","2009-11-26T12:52:13","2010-10-15T12:01:03","cfergo",0,100,"Expert review",30,0]
[null,8791,{"$nulls":3},"I have the same idea here: http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=7337\n\n\n\n\nThis definitely needs to happen. I'm sick of going to select a WiFi connection and having it ask me \"do you want to connect?\" Yes I want to connect, that's why I clicked it in the first place.\n\n\n\n\nIn fact, we could go as far as to have an option to display zero pop-ups. The problem is that I think 3rd party devs are writing those annoying pop-ups into the applications, so they now need to either remove them, or write something that allows us to permanently override the warnings.","2010-08-12T02:02:38","2010-08-12T02:02:38","NseriesFreak7",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8810,{"$nulls":3},"i think that i will follow your opinion douglas, on the apps part, but i really think that the app devs have to do that, for legal and compatibility purposes i guess, but i will give it my support, there must be some custom wireless settings which all apps must refer to before asking us to which wifi access point we must connect or if we wish to allow it to connect or not!","2010-08-13T20:54:38","2010-08-13T20:54:38","X",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,8824,{"$nulls":3},"It does need fixing one or the other. I believe symbian 3 will have fewer pop up menus asking for this type of default info. Fingers crossed.","2010-08-15T01:25:06","2010-08-15T01:25:05","Wasp",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8884,{"$nulls":3},"I think should have an option to set a standard for access permission. If you no longer want such a standard, you could remove it through the access options of the application.\n\n\n\n\nIt's  uncomfortable for me to have to allow access from an application for data  or Internet knowing that always choose the option to allow such  access.","2010-08-19T23:53:52","2010-08-20T00:10:07","Nav01",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5998,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Allow users to change the default music/video player on the device ","Similar to the idea to allow changable default browser, I hope there can be a way to change the default media player for certain formats of music/videos.  So far there is no way in changing the default players and they have very limited options (e.g. very few visual effects available in the music player, and no equalizer in RealPlayer for advanced users.)  It'll however be very annoying and time-consuming to open up a non-default player application everytime to play files.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nBy doing so, users will be able to have better experience on video/music playback, and we'll also be able to playback different types of media that is not supported in the default players.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAnd as a matter fact, I reallllyyyyy hope MP4/AVC (H.264) Main Profile can be supported in Symbian :)","2010-02-27T16:12:21","2010-10-14T17:45:04","envutec",0,100,"Expert review",30,0]
[null,6183,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Christopher,\n\n\n\n\nI am fascinated by this.  No comments, just \"yes\" votes.  I will watch.  This needs technical input.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI use windows media player, iTunes, eMusic, Napster, CDs, old stuff, new stuff, and a whole bunch of othertypes/formats for music......my nokia sychronizes the music and reformats to a compressed and playable format.  I have had no problem.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWhat is an advanced user? And what exact features does an advanced user want to see? Maybe I would like them too.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI will watch and vote later.","2010-03-03T16:58:23","2010-03-03T16:58:23","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6227,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Smith,\n\n\n\n\nI know the current devices already give a great multimedia experience.  But imagine if all music and videos can be directly transferred and played by the phone.  I'm sure that can save a lot of CPU time by doing so.  We can also prevent any quality loss this way.\n\n\n\n\nHigh quality 3rd party players can also bring extra features and benefits.  For example more advanced feature or better playback quality etc.  Although Symbian is now open source and we can suggest whatever features to be built-in to the default player, well I believe applications do update more frequently than OSes right?  And of course it's always more convenient to update an application than to upgrade the default player through firmware upgrades ;)  One solid example is the Opera Mobile.  I believe most Symbian users find it much better than the built-in one.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThe advanced users I refer to means those who would like to use more advanced features.  e.g. they may want to equalize the sound in a video for a  better experience (which is not available on ReaPlayer), or they may want to adjust the contrast, gamma or brightness or even speed of a video.\n\n\n\n\nAs for music, advanced users may prefer a more powerful equalizer (10-band EQ), or some extra features such as crystilising, de-noise etc.  things that normal users won't get their hands on.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nPls support my idea and feel free to ask if there's anything unclear :)","2010-03-04T12:14:42","2010-03-04T12:14:42","envutec",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6239,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Christopher,\n\n\n\n\nI now support this IDEA.  Thank you for the very well-written and articulate explanation.  Sometimes that is my role.....to ask questions and see where we end up...I think you nailed the reasoning and I may be an advanced user too based on your comments....The main point is that it is an improvement and a choice for our users and that is important . Also, there are quality differences between models, that is why I sometimes switch out my mobiles (Noks). I would like a great player, have it be an option, as some people do not need it,  but the headset has to be of better quality too, so please add this request to Christophers IDEA.\n\n\n\n\nBased on your clarification,this won my vote, but I hope it wins others too.\n\n\n\n\n \"cuz good music and refined sound quality from our mobile and the headset ROCKS! :P\"\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-04T14:51:39","2010-03-04T14:55:04","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7011,{"$nulls":3},"Please support this idea! :)","2010-04-09T11:28:56","2010-04-09T11:28:56","envutec",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7543,{"$nulls":3},"Any supporters?","2010-05-13T20:39:32","2010-05-13T20:39:32","ginau",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,10185,{"$nulls":3},"Back up front","2010-10-12T21:19:33","2010-10-12T21:19:33","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9939,{"$nulls":3},"there are plenty software to use and change default player :)\n\n\n\n\nso i am with  you","2010-10-08T12:11:58","2010-10-08T12:11:58","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8046,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Add English letters on the dialing pad of Symbian^1 and the upcoming Symbian platform versions","One thing that I notice Symbian platform is that there are no English letters on the dialing pad.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nIn fact, those English letters it can be usable sometimes (say calling '1-800-MY-APPLE'), and many other OSs for phones (including Samsung Bada) have those English letters on the dialing pad. I hope you will listen to my opinion and add those letters on the Symbian^1 and the upcoming Symbian^3 platform.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThanks in advance.\n\n\n\n\n--------------------\n\n\n\n\nI am going to update this idea with pictures of the dialing pads on different mobile OSes: \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\nFor iOS (iPhone): , \n\n\n\n\n\nFor Android (Motorola Milestone): , \n\n\n\n\n\n\nFor BlackBerry OS (BlackBerry Storm2 9520): , \n\n\n\n\n\n\nFor Windows Mobile 6.5 (HTC HD2): , \n\n\n\n\n\n\nFor Palm webOS (Pale Pre): , \n\n\n\n\n\n\nFor &lt;\n\nstrong&gt;Symbian^1 (Nokia 5530 XpressMusic): , \n\n\n\n\n\n\n(Update: For Symbian^1 (Sony Ericsson Vivaz): .","2010-06-18T17:45:31","2010-07-09T17:21:47","Michael",0,100,"Done!",7,0]
[null,8106,{"$nulls":3},"I see your point and agree. Many USA advertisements and businesses use easy to remember phone numbers/names as part as a slogan or a jingle. It is to help you remember the call number easier. For instance, if there were a jingle with \"call.... 1-800-sym-bian....for a new phone,\" one would have to look up the alphabetical equivalent and call. It would be a pain.\n\n\n\n\nI see your point and support it strongly especially for the USA sold SF devices.You have my vote.","2010-06-27T03:38:39","2010-06-29T07:12:18","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8180,{"$nulls":3},"This change has been added to the platform, and will appear in s^3 devices. Current devices, at least the ones I have seen from Nokia, have addressed this. Please make sure you are running the latest firmware version to be sure. You can use the software updater application on the device or in Windows to check whether there is an update for your device.","2010-07-06T03:31:26","2010-07-06T03:31:25","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8190,{"$nulls":3},"So, Now can we close this Idea!","2010-07-06T18:38:38","2010-07-06T18:38:38","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9326,"Mobile applications",null,"Safe application for secure private data","There should be reliable and secure manager and organizer for your private  data. You can store your passwords, credit cards and banking  information, login information and other your data in one place and keep it  with you always.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nFeatures include:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n Organize cards by folders\n Intelligent search function\n Many templates for your data\n Advanced encryption and MD5 message digest algorithms\n No back doors or escrow keys - be careful not to forget your password\n Automatic application lock (on inactivity)\n Export/import cards to text based file\n\n\n\n2.The same should be for sensitive data on his device.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIt could be  private photos, confidential voice notes, business documents, etc\n\n\n\n\nIt should provide a user-friendly graphical interface for  encrypting and decrypting your sensitive data.\n\n\n\n\nThere should be strong encryption included\n\n\n\n\nFeatures include:\n\n\n\n\nHandles files of any type and size\n\n\n\n\nBuilt-in File Browser\n\n\n\n\nBuilt-in File Shredder","2010-09-04T23:50:42","2010-10-11T03:20:56","superfly86",0,100,"Closed",30,0]
[null,10089,{"$nulls":3},"This is already in many ideas which have been submitted. Two of which are posted to the right. These have been in expert review already and it is an oversight by the database that this is even being looked at seperately. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nJohn Woo is correct. Additionally ideas for banking are already available. Actually many of these features are applications in HORIZONS or OVI already.\n\n\n\n\nThis idea will be added to Add gallery Lock idea already posted by Fakhre Alam, unless a clear and unique idea is redefined by the originator.","2010-10-11T03:04:02","2010-10-11T03:04:02","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9964,{"$nulls":3},"this should be merged with other similar features","2010-10-08T12:43:39","2010-10-08T12:43:39","nitrous15",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,111,"Symbian Foundation","Improve the running of Symbian","Photo competition to decorate the office","It would be good to decorate the office - but a set of normal company-style posters sounds a little boring (even with our fabulous brand image).\n\n\n\n\nSo how about:\n\n\n\nWe all submit our best photos.\nWe vote on them.\nWe then get the most popular printed on canvas (or whatever) and use them to decorate the office. We could probably do the voting per-area.\n\n\n\nSeems like a more personalised way to decorate the office. Also gets everyone involved in making sure we have a great work environment.\n\n\n\n\nI like the idea of it being our own photos - but we could also allow people to submit any image they wanted (e.g. scenes from blade runner).\n\n\n\n\n(BTW - they did this at my wife's work and it was a great success).","2009-04-10T14:36:07","2009-05-22T19:18:49","antony",0,78.07,"Done!",5,1]
[null,115,{"$nulls":3},"We really need paint brushed doodles all over the office and regular updates of the artwork when we feel like it!","2009-04-14T22:25:00","2009-04-14T22:25:00","campbieil",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,145,{"$nulls":3},"Kind of like both ideas.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI&apos;ve always thought it might be nice to have good photos that staffers have taken in places where we have members/board members/contributors while going to see them.","2009-04-17T17:44:31","2009-04-17T17:44:31","johnmforsyth",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2671,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Add Bluetooth Hot Key -Help to save device Powers ","I want Bluetooth Hot Key (Or short Cut key ) on upcoming Symbian device which have keyboard - \n\n\n\n\nThis will help to Switch Bluetooh On &amp; Off Easily and also save Device Power.","2009-11-17T16:14:43","2010-06-07T09:39:00","s60betalabs",0,45.85,"Closed",9,12]
[null,3130,{"$nulls":3},"I like the way it works in the N97 and 5800, in the top corner.","2009-12-03T08:53:42","2009-12-03T08:53:42","Yorch",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,3687,{"$nulls":3},"ya ..I also feel like having a hot key for bluetooth ","2009-12-18T04:38:16","2009-12-18T04:38:16","tahmeedans",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3688,{"$nulls":3},"I like it but isn't it a waste of key for a single function?  For instance a motion gesture through accelerometer might do the trick! :)","2009-12-18T04:55:45","2010-01-20T13:24:09","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,1]
[null,7287,{"$nulls":3},"You could easily do this on a device with a hardware keyboard, but you'll have to resort to adding a shortcut to the status bar menu on touchscreen only devices which this idea here already talks about: http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=7252\n\n\n\n\nThen of course, on devices with both a keyboard and touchscreen, you could have both!","2010-04-28T02:30:14","2010-04-28T02:30:14","NseriesFreak7",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2680,{"$nulls":3},"That would be a godsend! I have to actually create a bluetooth shortcut on the homescreen just to do this exactly this right now, wasting an app key.","2009-11-17T20:45:07","2009-11-17T20:45:07","gene_ting",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7292,{"$nulls":3},"Yes I am talking about Device with Keyboard......! - that would be great if we have a shortcut of Bluetooth on Symbian Device!- Helps switching the device Bluetooth on &amp; off and saves power too.  ","2010-04-29T05:32:13","2010-04-29T05:32:13","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5829,{"$nulls":3},"I have a 5800, and this works OK, just OK, not great. It would be very nice to press menu on top of the screen and have a new menu with a switch like the ones on the iPhone, this way you don't have to waste clicks.\n\n\n\n\nJust, press little menu (1), menu pops up with a switch for every connection, including wlan, you click on the Bluetooth switch(2), slide and turn on.\n\n\n\n\nOnly 2 clicks. Instead of the 7 needed now.","2010-02-23T03:02:56","2010-02-23T03:02:56","techflat",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,5832,{"$nulls":3},"I think this is personal preference, so -1.\n\n\n\n\nSome OEMs might not want to litter their devices with keys, some people might actually like that. E series were targeted at business users, the designers clearly thought BT might be something they want to use a lot, hence the inclusion of a key.","2010-02-23T09:37:38","2010-02-23T09:37:38","cowboycoder",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3183,"Mobile applications",null,"Personal Identification","Used Mobile Phone as an additional identification to add securities by generating one kind of signal for type of security like house security, car security, office entrance security, lift security, etc. This mobile application will only allow to sign in after a PIN, password enter or voice recognition verified. This mobile application also allow to capture car alarm signal and simulate back as additional feature.","2009-12-05T07:40:15","2010-06-15T11:26:38","lawrence27",0,96.05,"Closed",4,1]
[null,6035,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Lawrence, please refine or clarify this IDEA so voting can continue.  If there is no action, voting, or if you would like this closed, please email the mod team.","2010-02-28T16:48:35","2010-02-28T16:48:34","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6327,{"$nulls":3},"We all should know our phone and SIMCard has their unique ID. We can build a mobile application to transmit a kind of radio wave signal to provide an additional personal identification.\n\n\n\n\nIt can be apply to securities, facilities, validations, identifications, etc. for all kind of possibilities. Like House Security, Office Entrance Security, Lift Security, Car Security, Personal Computer Security, and etc. And the application itself will need to key in PIN / Password to access if user enable it. It should also support voice recognition to access the application as an option.\n\n\n\n\nThe reason to use mobile phone to provide additional personal identification is because\n\n\n\n\n- We always carries our Cell Phone when we are out side\n\n\n\n\n- We always forget to bring our Tag / Card\n\n\n\n\n- Tag / Card may not carried all the time from one place to another  place or during holiday. But Cell Phone should\n\n\n\n\n- We kept forget where we place out Tag / Card more frequently than Cell Phone\n\n\n\n\n- More..\n\n\n\n\nAdditional Feature is able to capture the car alarm radio waves signal and generate it back for the purpose to open car door. So in the future we do not need car key but mobile phone. It is better than fingerprint because not feasible to use fingerprint to open car door due to some reasons.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-06T13:18:22","2010-03-23T18:29:09","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3439,"Mobile applications",null,"a better research function in multimedia player","On N97 in multimedia library when you want to find a song you can't search it thanks to the keyboard but you have to type the title entirely! Suck. for example, i look in for\n\n\n\n\n\"ford mustang\"\n\n\n\n\ni have to type the right title with space. i can't find it if I type\n\n\n\n\n\"tang\" for example.","2009-12-14T01:32:13","2010-06-14T20:37:19","craig",0,88.55,"Closed",5,1]
[null,3445,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Craig, I am not an N97 owner and would like to understand this better before I vote.  Are you saying that you can not simly type \"f\" or \"m\", or a shorter name at all and have some kind of feedback from your device?  What I am hoping is that it is giving you a choice of several things, one of them being Ford Mustang?  Do you mean this is not the case at all?  Please clarify....Thanks!","2009-12-14T05:03:16","2009-12-14T05:03:16","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3446,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Craig, Have you tried searching using the global search?","2009-12-14T05:13:23","2009-12-14T05:13:23","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3454,{"$nulls":3},"Hello,\n\n\n\n\nFirst, excuse me for my english, i'm french :)\n\n\n\n\nYou have a file wich name is \"Ford Mustang\" (by Serge Gainsbourg)\n\n\n\n\nIf you open \"My music\" then \"all songs\" you have all your songs. It's good. But if you want to find a song, whose you forget the title, you have to type the entire title.\n\n\n\n\nFor example, you only remind that the title contain  \"mustang\". If you type this word, the research function will not find it. To find the right file, you have to type \"ford\" and you will find all files wich begin by \"ford\".\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n@ Boy Bawang\n\n\n\n\nI've just tried with global search and it doesn't word.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-12-14T10:25:54","2009-12-14T10:25:54","craig",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3469,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Craig &amp; Boy Bawang,\n\n\n\n\nFor such a wonderful device, that is a terrible problem.  If I had one, which it was on my \"wish ist\", I would be very frustrated at what you say is the issue.  That seems to be something that should be a product update, as it is not very efficient at all.  I will support this idea, as I hope to draw attention and help to your issue.  Lastly, is there anyone from SF, OVI or S60 Beta-labs who can help solve this issue with advice rather than a \"patch\", \"fix\" or App needing to be developed?  If so, please help! Best regards!","2009-12-14T14:47:06","2009-12-14T14:47:06","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4207,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Keep Firmware Generic And Add Network Branding As A Separate Layer?","One of the most annoying things for me with my symbian phones has been finding my handset cannot be updated to the latest firmware due to network branding. not only is it annoying to find out that the latest &pound;500 handset is full of bugs but then being told you'll have to wait (sometimes over 6 months) for the network to approve the firmware has to change (n97 fiasco anyone?). why can't we have the network modifications installed as apps that don't interfere with the firmware? if after an update a compatibility problem is found then the networks will have to move fast to fix the problem or advise the end user to remove the offending app until a fix is found? i'm sure many Symbian users will find this a better option than living with a bug ridden handset until the network can be bothered to fix it?","2010-01-07T19:56:41","2010-10-13T05:20:14","Rich_Enduro",0,80.75,"Expert review",53,7]
[null,4212,{"$nulls":3},"Ask the operators. This isn't really an idea so much as a gripe - I don't see what needs to be done to enable this. Surely the reason the have their own firmwares is so you can't remove 'the offending app' (Operator modifications, offensive, NO!)","2010-01-07T22:31:31","2010-01-08T20:28:01","brendand",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4230,{"$nulls":3},"Rather than have operator branding as extra apps, maybe it would make more sense to have multiple layers of software within the firmware.\n\n\n\n\nLayer 0: core firmware that is distributed by the phone manufacturer.\n\n\n\n\nLayer 1: localization with the ability for the end-user to add/remove languages as needed. Also distributed by the manufacturer but with a clear API allowing third-party developers to provide localizations for more areas that are not already covered.\n\n\n\n\nLayer 2: operator cruft that adds/disable features as the operator sees fit.\n\n\n\n\nThis does, of course, imply clearly defined APIs so that updating one layer doesn't b0rk the rest. But SOMETHING definitely needs to be done about the current state of affairs regarding firmware updates. If, for example, you happen to live in the UK while your native language is Urdu, then you're stuffed as far as Nokia is concerned. Even more so if you happen to have a branded handset.\n\n\n\n\nMake it so that core software updates and language packs can be updated independently of the operator tampering with the product and taking forever and a day to approve an update (if it bothers at all).","2010-01-08T11:24:33","2010-01-11T19:46:26","grshorwich",{"$nulls":3},4,0]
[null,4498,{"$nulls":3},"My phone is not even network branded, I purchased it directly from Nokia and still no updates available for it.. pffffftttt\n\n\n\n\nPlease. Firmware updates for devices, not for product codes.","2010-01-16T16:43:12","2010-01-16T16:43:12","eduardohl",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,7844,{"$nulls":3},"there have been some great comments in this thread. its such a shame we might never know if the situation will ever improve?","2010-06-01T20:13:36","2010-06-01T20:13:36","Rich_Enduro",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7137,{"$nulls":3},"The problem of the updates is real and a solution should be found.\n\n\n\n\nWhen an iphone can be updated at the same time, customers think Symbian/manufacturer/network carrier doesn't pay attention to it when they doesn't have an iphone :(\n\n\n\n\nThis situation isn't good for Symbian :(","2010-04-19T12:36:30","2010-04-19T12:36:29","axisama",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4323,{"$nulls":3},"Although I support this idea, I'm not sure that this will solve the problem identified (which is a very real problem).\n\n\n\n\nTypically operators approve a specific firmware version, and require new firmware to be revalidated regardless of wether the branding layer is affected. Ultimately operators don't want users running firmware that has not been validated against their network, although they can't realisitically stop it for unsubsidised handsets.... Even if this idea was implemented operators would still ask manufacturers to implement mechanisms to prevent their subsidised handsets from being upgraded without approval... so the problem of the long lead-times for new firmware will not go away on operator subsidised handsets.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThe reason that I support this idea, is that late customization of handsets can bring significant benefits to manufacturer and operator supply chain operations. The longer a manufacturer can keep a phone in a \"generic state\" the more flexibility they have to meet regional supply and demand variations. Equally operators will often have regional hubs that serve multiple countries, so Godwin's three layer concept works very well for just-in-time localization and operator customization.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-12T11:34:24","2010-01-12T11:34:23","robertac",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7144,{"$nulls":3},"Operators have no commercial interest for providing updated firmware support, yet it is often entirely up to them to do so.\n\n\n\n\nAs they are not tied to a particular manufacturer or platform (and have no loyalty to either), they are in fact encouraged to offer as little support as possible. Instead, their commerical focus is based on encouraging customers to regularly purchase new handsets and to continue their contracts. Subsequently, the platform or brand of a phone is of little consequence to the operator.\n\n\n\n\nTherefore, the handset manufacturer should be the only party accountable for FW updates as it is in their best interest to provide the best possible support. afterall, it is the handset manufacturer's name which is at stake and not the operator's.\n\n\n\n\nFOR EXAMPLE: Nokia makes the effort to update its FW of a new model to iron out a serious bug, but the operator does not follow suit. The average customer who is having trouble with their new buggy Nokia phone will not be blaming the operator for a lack of updates but will instead turn to Nokia (the logical assumption). In the long run, this damages nokia's brand name and leaves the operator completely unscathed.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nEssentially, this product code business is completely rediculous.","2010-04-20T02:33:35","2010-04-20T02:33:34","blokey",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5100,{"$nulls":3},"whether or not this layer of branding could be user removed or not would not seem to be the key issue of this post.\n\n\n\n\nthe heart of it is that there is a branding development kit that allows the branding to exist in a layer other than the core firmware, so the core firmware can be updated without the need for branded versions to be tested, developed etc.\n\n\n\n\nsimples.","2010-02-01T17:01:45","2010-02-01T17:01:45","flagpole",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,7535,"Mobile functionality","User interface","An App Watcher/ Guard","a cleaner programs that the cell phone of  all unnecessary applications / files from uninstalled or a free program  which keeps track of what programs to the installed / uninstalled and  the remaining traces of one deletes\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nxcuse me my english translation came from google&acute;s translator","2010-05-13T20:18:07","2010-05-13T20:18:07","RRDuxx",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,7536,{"$nulls":3},"This already exists within the App Manager. What more from this existing application is being asked for?","2010-05-13T20:20:15","2010-05-13T20:20:14","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8047,"Mobile functionality","User interface","when sending an sms it should display your last 10 sms contacts","instead of having to go through the phonebook each and every time","2010-06-18T19:37:52","2010-06-18T19:37:52","alizeroxx",0,100,"Voting and discussion",5,0]
[null,9327,"None of the Above",null,"personal security","Recently my Facebook, Yahoo and Electronic Arts accounts were hacked due to use of an untrusted application. I have permanently lost them.  Now, all I can do is post a new idea. Many people or I can say students like me  who can't afford to buy an anti-virus/spyware software(I have to buy other things too, I get pocketmoney, I don't earn).  What I want is, an anti-virus/spyware software should be included in a symbian phone(atleast one month  free trial, and then max.$1 for every subsequent month). It will help a lot of people in future...","2010-09-05T13:34:56","2010-09-05T13:34:56","bharatjusta",0,100,"Voting and discussion",5,0]
[null,9839,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","su-33W and symbian^3","Hi,\n\n\n\n\nwhy don't made the accessory su-33W (nokia bluetooth mobile tv receiver) compatible with n8 and symbian^3 devices? LiveTv for symbian^1 seems not to work!","2010-10-06T10:55:52","2010-10-06T10:55:52","sdonati84",0,100,"Voting and discussion",5,0]
[null,10607,"Symbian Foundation","Improve the running of Symbian","Connection Control Panel","We need a place to quick and easy open for group all external connections like WIFI, Bluetooth, FM, RFID, HMDI, paired devices, Infra-Red, etc.\n\n* So we will be able to turn on/off easily and more frequently\n* Manageable of our device\n* User Friendly and empower the device\n* Manage external connections should be like manage applications\n* In future we will have even more external connections and paired devices","2010-11-21T04:07:08","2010-11-21T04:07:08","lawrence27",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,10608,{"$nulls":3},"If you review on other existing OS, you may find this is very useful in such a ways:\n* A shortcut to open this settings, people need to change the WIFI setting frequently\n* This is the user preference that often changed where other settings is not\n* Bluetooth for some people not always on, only turn on when needed and will turn off once finished\n* HMDI setting could be needed once we plug-in for advance settings\n* FM Transmitter could be use any time like bluetooth","2010-11-21T04:18:41","2010-11-21T04:18:41","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,624,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Create a more &quot;peopled&quot; home page","The home page of the ideas&apos; site should have an area where member photographs rotate through over time. This will give the site more of a personality.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nit shuld also have some audio-visual elements - brief videoed interviews with people who contribute ideas -nothing elaborate. just a way of getting away from all the text and bringing in more personality.","2009-05-15T07:16:53","2010-05-25T04:40:02","Haydns",0,100,"Closed",2,0]
[null,2160,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Easy way to mark ideas as duplicated","Look at this two ideas:\n\nhttp://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=1660\nand\nhttp://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=1996\n\nBoth are about the same issue. So later one should be closed for edition and marked as duplicate. There should be visible link to original one. At this moment ideas.symbian.org service doesn&#39;t offer this possibility. I think in the future there will be much more entries about the same(or very similar) issues. \n\n","2009-10-30T13:18:42","2010-07-11T04:43:50","kz",0,100,"Closed",7,0]
[null,8284,{"$nulls":3},"Thank you for the input.  The moderator crew is currently doing this. This idea has expired.","2010-07-11T04:43:11","2010-07-11T04:43:11","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2163,{"$nulls":3},"Good point. We need to handle this more elegantly - the only solution at present is for the administrator to delete or close one of the ideas.","2009-10-30T13:28:13","2009-10-30T13:28:13","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2182,{"$nulls":3},"Absolutely, and viewing any of the duplicates needs to make clear reference to the others, as each may have slightly different viewpoints on a central idea.","2009-10-30T15:20:33","2009-10-30T15:20:33","cowboycoder",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2672,"Mobile applications",null,"Mobile Tracker  Help to find Stolen Mobile ","Add mobile tracker application on all Symbian Device - [Tracker with functionality of Sending a Warning SMS Msg on another preconfigure Mobile No.-Msg-  which contain the SIM No. of new Sim installed on theft Symbian device ]","2009-11-17T16:20:59","2010-10-09T14:10:14","s60betalabs",0,100,"Expert review",46,0]
[null,9878,{"$nulls":3},"Maybe a good idea!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-07T12:17:10","2010-10-07T12:17:10","CarlosFiyero",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9155,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing back for community support !","2010-08-28T06:36:48","2010-08-28T06:36:48","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2928,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Informative Icons/Shortcuts in main menu.","Icons in main menu should not be just static images. It should display useful information also for example: Wifi icon should have image of its current status ON or OFF; Battery icon should be displayed as its current consumption meter; Calendar Icon displays date; Alarm icon displays next alarm; Timer icon displays live countdown; Messaging icon displays unread SMS count; Music icon displays marquee of current title playing; etc.. etc..  Seems familiar? I copied it from iPhone ofcourse :)","2009-11-26T13:16:49","2010-10-14T04:08:16","BoyBawang",0,100,"Expert review",37,0]
[null,2955,{"$nulls":3},"Modern screens are high resolution enough to allow this. I like it.","2009-11-27T11:24:07","2009-11-27T11:24:07","teknolog",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10143,{"$nulls":3},"nice idea","2010-10-11T21:24:55","2010-10-11T21:24:55","nitrous18",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2976,{"$nulls":3},"The idea is good, but I would prefer that the apps show these informations on hovering over the icons.","2009-11-28T03:59:57","2009-11-28T03:59:57","nishant.thomas",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10176,{"$nulls":3},"I think as far as certain applications go, yes, an idea like this is great. The messaging icon, calendar, Wi-Fi, Alarm, could all display relevant things within the icon. But something like the music icon I feel should not.","2010-10-12T17:54:24","2010-10-12T17:54:24","NseriesFreak7",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3440,"Mobile applications",null,"Camera memorize user&#39;s settings","Actually, when you use the camera, if you had specific using like nb-sepia etc, you have to set it in options. If you turn off the application and turn on it again, your preferences has disappear!\n\n\n\n\nCreate 3 user's setting that memorize your preferences.","2009-12-14T01:38:23","2010-01-21T04:14:55","craig",0,100,"Expert review",45,0]
[null,4609,{"$nulls":3},"is almost a nuisance having to be shaping our preferences for the camera every time we go to take a picture because the settings are not saved, fix that would be greatly appreciated.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-18T19:25:34","2010-01-18T19:25:34","barahona69",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4713,{"$nulls":3},"Yeah I have just posted a similar idea : http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=4711\n\n\n\n\nI could be cool indeed to have saved settings. Both user and automatic settings because some people don't know what is ISO or white balance and should prefer choose between \"inside, outside, dark,...\" settings instead of esoteric photographic words.","2010-01-21T11:51:53","2010-01-21T11:51:53","axisama",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4747,{"$nulls":3},"On top of this idea, it's probably fair to ask the Camera UI on S60V5 to be updated to have more of a HUD interface, and less menu-based interface. Then fixing up settings and dealing with this very issue would be much less of a hassle. For example, show the Scene Mode, ISO, and WB as transparent icons on the viewfinder as well, but make each of this clickable to pull up the menu.  I think even my N95 did this a little better because it was more HUD than menu based, but unfortunately, changing the setting still took you away from the viewfinder.","2010-01-22T02:16:48","2010-01-22T02:16:48","gene_ting",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3765,{"$nulls":3},"AFAIK In Symbian there is a seperate profile in camera called as user defined which remember the user settings.But according to this idea i suggest to add more custom profiles as user need and we must make the camera remember all the previous settings and when something goes wrong there should be a Restore Settings thing to restore all things to normal.","2009-12-21T09:53:39","2009-12-21T09:53:39","apache",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3570,{"$nulls":3},"AFAIK, most info is remembered... but yeah, having a persistent user profile would be neat for camera buffs (and would not be in the way for regular users).","2009-12-15T20:30:52","2009-12-15T20:30:52","rrss",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3573,{"$nulls":3},"Better than \"remember last settings\", which would result in \"did I take a close-up last time, or landscape photo?\" would be the ability to set the defaults you want and have it return to that.  In any case, I voted yes.","2009-12-15T20:55:17","2009-12-15T20:55:17","ktneely",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3578,{"$nulls":3},"Absolutely. It would also be nice to use the camera as a light meter for those of us still packing antiques around.","2009-12-15T22:01:39","2009-12-15T22:01:39","knapjack",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4208,"Mobile functionality",null,"&quot;Create Rule&quot; in messaging app","Not sure whether dis feature is already there or not. I would like to see the \"Create Rule\" feature like the one that MS outlook has in messaging apps. Like based on the rules (number, certain words etc) messages will be stored into different folders (created by the user) and these will be password protected. Also we can directly delete some messages w/o storing it based on the rules. Also fwd, reply etc features shud b there","2010-01-07T20:12:34","2010-01-10T11:52:28","manasij",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,4359,{"$nulls":3},"Hi\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThere are applications available for Symbian Platforms which do the filtering of messages based on certain criterias defined by the user.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThere an applicaion called \"Smart Guard Pro\" developed by Migital (http://www.migital.com) which moves the messages to a particular folder based on the sender number. It also hides the message as well.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nregards,\n\n\n\n\nSantosh K Patil","2010-01-13T12:57:34","2010-01-13T12:57:34","santoshkpatil",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4314,{"$nulls":3},"Ny comments guys :)","2010-01-12T08:18:25","2010-01-12T08:18:25","manasij",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4720,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Bring back the Video Editor","This is a simple idea. Bring back the Video Editor that used to be in Symbian S60, in phones like the N95. I can't understand why this was not present in Symbian^1 devices like the N97. The iPhone 3GS for crying out loud has it, and it's pretty much the same exact thing that was in S60 devices like the N95.\n\n\n\n\nJust to give you all a reminder of what you could do:\n\n\n\n\nMerge video clips, change/add sound, add text, add images, cut parts of the video out, edit it to send in MMS message, and create transitions.\n\n\n\n\nDon't let Apple brag about something it can do that Symbian used to be able to do. Let's add it back to Symbian please.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-21T14:50:05","2010-03-04T09:56:32","NseriesFreak7",0,100,"Done!",8,0]
[null,4724,{"$nulls":3},"Douglas, good news: Video Editor is not only going to be present in the coming Symbian releases (S^3 and onwards), but will also be enhanced and ported to Qt (for S^4). Ixonos have just taken over the package ownership (see http://blog.symbian.org/2010/01/21/interview-with-ixonos-about-becoming-the-new-image-and-video-editors-po/) and would love to hear any suggestions about improvements and new features; the Symbian Ideas site is a great communication channel for this, please post your ideas!\n\n\n\n\nTo avoid any misunderstanding: Video Editor has been in all symbian releases so far (S^1 and S^2). I too wondered why it is not on N97 (or i8910 or Satio); it looks like all these devices came from the same S60v5 \"branch\", different from the N95 and 5800 one. The \"N97\" branch did not include the Video Editor for reasons I am unaware of. Hopefully OEMs will pick up the improved video editor for their future products; I agree it is a great tool to have and I don't see why they shouldn't.","2010-01-21T15:15:40","2010-01-21T15:15:40","effimiav",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4731,{"$nulls":3},"Thanks for the update!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-21T16:31:11","2010-01-22T13:48:29","NseriesFreak7",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4761,{"$nulls":3},"Douglas, are you satisfied with the respose from Effie, and would it be acceptable to you if I close the IDEA?  Please let me know or refine your IDEA. Thanks!","2010-01-22T14:46:49","2010-01-22T14:46:48","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6106,{"$nulls":3},"hola symbianeros. me compre un N-82  y realmente es un equipo fantastico. pero en parte coincido con ustedes . el N-82 trae de serie un editor de video pero es muy basico y para rematarlo despues de modificar un clip automaticamente se cierra el editor guardando los cambios y sin darte oportunidad de seguir modificandolo. bueno kisas para otros esto les basta. pero no es mi caso. antes de este equipo tube un nokia 6120 classic . este si tenia un editor de video realmente sorprendente. editando videos es una bestia . ademas de las funciones de cualkier editor de serie nokia, te fusiona videos con fotos. los silencia, agrega musica o sonidos en el total de clip o solo en una parte determinada por ejem.( a los 44 segundos y ke termine a los 73 ) o al reves si la musica es mas larga te da la opcion de cortarla justo con el tiempo del clip. o transformarlos a camara lenta. subirle el volumen original, agregarle transiciones entre imagenes o entre viodeos. todo eso se puede hacer en un solo paso y al terminarlo a gusto ahi","2010-03-01T16:45:38","2010-03-01T16:45:38","waldiez",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8048,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Auto rotate function should be application specific","for example \"auto rotate\" in the main os can be turned off but still allowed in useful areas such as media players where a rotate feature is very useful\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\ncurrently the rotate feature in the main OS is very glitchy and slow which also consumes battery quicker than if you where to turn the feature off completely!","2010-06-18T19:41:48","2010-06-18T19:41:48","alizeroxx",0,100,"Voting and discussion",3,0]
[null,369,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Reputation Index can be misleading","I don&apos;t know about you, but a reputation index of 100% seems a bit strange.\n\n\n\n\nI think if we are also shown how many ideas &amp; predictions a member has made, it puts the simple percentage figure into proper context.\n\n\n\n\nIt might be possible to achieve 100% with only a few ideas, but to maintain 100% with more than a few would be much less likely.","2009-04-29T16:07:07","2009-04-29T16:07:07","richardb",0,100,"Being done",4,0]
[null,370,{"$nulls":3},"We can also set the repuation to be unrated until the user has a certain # of rated items--right now it&apos;s 2, so it&apos;s a low bar.","2009-04-29T16:48:55","2009-05-01T12:49:42","admin",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,407,{"$nulls":3},"What I&apos;d personally like to see is an explanation of how \"Reputation\" is calculated.","2009-05-02T22:42:49","2009-05-02T22:42:49","dw2",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,625,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Content Visibility Tools","The site needs better content visibility tools - the last person to view this also viewed that, the top ten ideas this week, a tag cloud maybe....\n\n\n\n\nWe are familiar withthese tools and we already see the site filing up and need a variety of ways to \"surface\" potenetially relevant content. This willmake it a more vibrant idas community and encourage more people to contribute.","2009-05-15T07:24:53","2009-05-15T07:24:53","Haydns",0,100,"Being done",2,0]
[null,661,{"$nulls":3},"Visibility:\n\n\n\n I would prefer a view on the homepage - with only idea titles - this would give space for more ideas on the homepage. I don&apos;t like too much scrolling and paging. Also I had be interested to see who has posted last in an idea (typically like on a forum).\n\n\nThe Recent Activities on the right panel could be exploited more - for now it gives 2 or 3 entries per activity, which could be reduced to 1 entry per activity - giving space to more navigation under recent activities.\n\n\n\nFor things like - the last person to view this also viewed that - don&apos;t feel its necessary. the top ten ideas - we have something on the Leaderboad. tag cloud - already on the right panel, in my window.","2009-05-17T06:13:30","2009-05-17T06:13:30","croozeus",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,662,{"$nulls":3},"As a specific suggestion, I think we should reinstate the blog feature of this site.\n\n\n\n\nA blog facility was included in the initial (all bells and whistles) configuration we received from Spigit, but I asked for it to be removed, thinking that it duplicated functionality available on other blog sites.\n\n\n\n\nHowever, on reflection, I think that blog postings inside this site could be a useful way for people to tell others:\n\n\n\nHere are links to some ideas on this site which I believe deserve more attention","2009-05-17T11:45:13","2009-05-17T11:45:13","dw2",{"$nulls":3},3,0]
[null,881,"Symbian Foundation","Make development easier","Have a tracking system of the problem encountered in symbian signing to redesign the guidelines.","There is many problem to follow the guidelines of Symbian Signed because there is many exception that we should waive asking a waiver request but this are not used as a feedback to have a better guidelines oor to improve it , The idea is to have an official track of all the problem found in various platform/device from the developer and how Symbian , manufactors or testing house give feedback and if it is applicable to waive it automatically so there will be an history of the problem trackable that can be useful for all the testing house and also for all the developers with the written notes of the workaround or of the action taken to fix the issue.\n\n\n\n\nOn the base of this tracking method the guidelines should be rediscussed quarterly to meet the new updates and the new problem encounterd.","2009-06-06T16:07:14","2010-06-11T15:37:19","bitween",0,93.9,"Closed",3,1]
[null,1393,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","Phone locker/ Phone library","We need a \"phone library\" - a place with a number of recent phones that can be taken out as showcase or used for internal app development and testing. Several people have come up with various purposes for the phone library:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nJennifer Vancini:\n\n\n\n\nWe need to build a phone case for the US office containing the   latest models loaded with applications to show press/analysts/new   friends/skeptics. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIvan Litovski:\n\n\n\n\nIt is not often that we develop apps for Symbian phones, but a few of us do. As you might know, this is very difficult without access to phones. Having a \"phone library\" would be immensely helpful in delivering the apps quickly. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nJoe Neale:\n\n\n\n\n... [We] ... need devices stocked  with the latest applications, ... having application \"packs\" for   certain demographics on our enduser website, maybe we should select 5   - 10 apps that each show phone should have so we are all talking about   the same things?","2009-07-24T11:34:18","2010-05-25T04:25:56","adetaylor",0,100,"Closed",4,0]
[null,2417,"Mobile applications",null,"Add graphics for Symbian devices to Twibbon","Can Symbian add grapics to twibbon.com to support viral marketing of Symbian devices on Twitter.\nNokia N97, N97 mini, 5800, N86, SonyEricsson, Samsung, Toshiba\nQT, Symbian\nThis would best be done by Symbian themselves as they own the nice Symbian graphics. \n ","2009-11-08T14:20:17","2010-06-15T10:46:19","jpwb",0,0,"Closed",0,1]
[null,2423,{"$nulls":3},"Hi John,\n\n There are already two Symbian graphics on Twibbon (http://twibbon.com/Search?searchQuery=symbian). I&#39;ll ask the design team if there are any more they&#39;d like to add. However, it&#39;s worth noting that we&#39;re not restricting anyone from re-using our brand, all the images are available as sets from: http://www.flickr.com/photos/symbianfoundation\n\n - Freddie ","2009-11-09T09:58:28","2009-11-09T09:58:50","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2426,{"$nulls":3},"What would be useful would be a small, recognisable, aspirational, graphic related to the popular Symbian devices like Nokia N97, N97 mini, 5800, N86, SonyEricsson, Samsung, Toshiba, QT.\nI don't think the http://www.flickr.com/photos/symbianfoundation/sets/72157616422430716/ graphics would scale down suitably.\n\n\nThere are only 2 usable Twibbon graphics and they don't relate to a recognisable device. http://twibbon.com/ltomuta\n\n\n\nWhat about N97, N97 Mini, 5800, N86 spelled out in the blocky, hand drawn look font, and with a splash of yellow. Like http://www.flickr.com/photos/symbianfoundation/3965084157/in/set-72157622479533288/","2009-11-09T10:38:30","2009-11-09T18:07:56","jpwb",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2673,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Remote Lock ","Add Remote Lock feature on all Symbian device -At present it only present on Nokia E-Series device -Please make it common on all Symbain Device.","2009-11-17T16:24:22","2010-06-04T11:33:53","s60betalabs",0,100,"Expert review",67,0]
[null,2823,{"$nulls":3},"Remote Lock? Via a software? Via a webpage? Does it exist in UIQ?","2009-11-22T13:56:23","2010-01-21T07:13:49","jeanclod",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5137,{"$nulls":3},"Not so long ago, the contacts were stored on the SIM-card. It moved to the phone-memory, because the phone were developed further and the SIM-cards remained with its limitations. Not because of technical reasons, but the SIM-cards missed the progress.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nMaybe it would be a good idea, to improve the capabillities of SIM-cards and store contacts, calendar, messages, ... on the SIM-card again (in an open standards, that every mobile can read).\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThen a blocking of the SIM-card could not only block calls but also the access to personal data. (and some improvements more, like having all data on a new phone, only with using your SIM-card.)\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-03T16:51:45","2010-02-07T16:07:33","DWenk",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2684,{"$nulls":3},"this feature is already present in some non e-sereis devices.  it is present in my N97.  therefore i think this is already in symbian^1.","2009-11-18T02:55:40","2009-11-18T02:55:40","bitflung",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5063,{"$nulls":3},"Great idea!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWhen the cell phone is lost or stolen, you can only block your account, but not your contacts, your pics, etc.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-30T18:43:54","2010-01-31T03:54:21","Maxi",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4839,{"$nulls":3},"That's one of my biggest wishes for years, too.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nOnce my mobile phone was stolen and what was even more dramatic to me, was that the thief had my personal contacts, my SMS, and so on...\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThis should be done with highest priority.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-25T09:38:24","2010-01-25T09:38:24","Jonas.Andersson",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3185,"Mobile functionality",null,"Attached a piece of magnet behind the mobile case","Attached a piece of little magnet behind the mobile phone casing. It allow the mobile phone to attached on any metal surface. It also able to attach with key chain or some other metal staffs.","2009-12-05T07:48:52","2010-03-24T06:24:32","lawrence27",0,20.35,"Closed",3,13]
[null,3390,{"$nulls":3},"Wouldn't this completely screw up any and all radios in the phone? That's sort of what they're for isn't it?","2009-12-12T15:16:00","2009-12-18T00:30:00","brendand",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3392,{"$nulls":3},"I wouldn't trust a magnet to hold an expensive device.","2009-12-12T15:30:26","2010-01-17T01:33:46","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3441,"Mobile applications",null,"Delete a useless step in messaging/internet","Open \"messaging\" then \"create\"\n\n\n\n\nHere you have to tape in subject field to access to the keyboard. In my opinion, when you want to create a message, the keyboard should appear automatically (with a \"receiver field\" of course). IT should be interesting to make a sheet background in this application.\n\n\n\n\nIt's the same case with the internet browser","2009-12-14T01:51:18","2010-06-15T10:43:19","craig",0,54.1,"Closed",3,2]
[null,3816,{"$nulls":3},"For touch devices (e.g. Nokia 5800 or a hybrid device used in touch mode) then this is a usability improvement that makes a lot of sense I think.","2009-12-22T11:26:31","2009-12-22T11:26:31","salvatorer",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6001,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Listen to music through handset","I hope we can have the option to listen to music through the handset.  This is especially useful for situations when you want to enjoy music privately/ w/o annoying others and you don't have a headphone on your hands.  It's also useful when you're, well, boring in some very formal events.  You'll want to pretend making a call and actually enjoying your music ;)","2010-02-27T17:14:37","2010-10-06T16:15:40","envutec",0,72.6,"Expert review",35,4]
[null,6144,{"$nulls":3},"I support this idea and I have a suggestion:\n\n\n\n\nNormally, music comes through loud speaker... but it you silent it by pressing the volume rocker, the sound should still be audible through the handset(when you place it on your ear)","2010-03-03T01:16:29","2010-03-03T01:43:34","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,1]
[null,6172,{"$nulls":3},"Well, Boy Bawang seemed to just solve this.  BB, if this is the case, than this is an already \"do-able\" feature and you just taught us the way to execute it.  Is that the case?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIf it is than this IDEA should be closed.","2010-03-03T16:03:54","2010-03-03T16:03:54","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6173,{"$nulls":3},"I think BB suggests that music should still be audible through the handset even if it's muted (to the loudspeaker).  But frankly speaking i don't think it's a gd idea though.","2010-03-03T16:12:36","2010-03-03T16:12:36","envutec",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,6193,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Christopher,\n\n\n\n\nOk, I am still open-minded here. \n\n\n\n\n I do not see what the difference is between your proposal and what BB gives as a fix.  Could you please explain why you state it is not a good idea to do this (from above) and suggest or clarify how your IDEA is different and better.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI am here to ask questions and get community involvement.  I love new IDEA and clarifications!","2010-03-03T17:31:30","2010-03-03T17:31:30","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6226,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Smith,\n\n\n\n\nIs BB's idea do-able on current devices?  I've tried his method and I don't think it works(at least on my N82).  I think he's just giving out a suggestion.\n\n\n\n\nThe reason I don't really like his idea is because IMO when the music is mute, it's mute, period.  By that way the only way to truly \"mute\" a phone would be to press the pause/stop button, which can be quite frustrating on a touch phone as you'll never know which button you're pressing w/o looking at the screen.  Also, how loud should the music be when it's played through the handset?  How can we adjust the handset volume if the volume rocker is rendered obsolete that way?  The native volume of the music varies between songs (given that they aren't normalized) , and we can't ensure that the volume to be played through the handset is suitable.\n\n\n\n\nHope that gives you a clearer idea :)","2010-03-04T11:53:25","2010-03-04T16:48:12","envutec",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7012,{"$nulls":3},"Please support this idea! :)","2010-04-09T11:29:01","2010-04-09T11:29:01","envutec",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6259,{"$nulls":3},"Why isn't this something doable now? Most devices have speakers, its up to the user to turn down the volume. Am I missing something?","2010-03-04T19:21:38","2010-03-06T08:37:15","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6064,{"$nulls":3},"HUnn....I don't think so - This will be enjoyable ... - Although idea can me implemented.","2010-03-01T05:19:27","2010-03-01T05:19:27","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7025,"Mobile functionality",null,"Voice command without hardware contact.","Idea's name: Keyword Voice Command (KVC)\n\n\n\n\nIdea is to tell a device to perform a task without pressing any buttons. The trigger for the device to perform the task is by using a \"keyword\" + the command.\n\n\n\n\nA keyword that can be set by the User. (from the application set-up)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nExample: \"Asimo, Ringer off.\" (Only the word \"asimo\" can trigger the voice command)\n\n\n\n\n\"Asimo, Call Bruce Wayne.\"\n\n\n\n\n\"Asimo, Reject the call.\" (Can be use if the user is few meters away from the device.)\n\n\n\n\n\"Asimo, Create SMS *beep \"Im running late, But im on my way. send\"\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThis Voice command can be an Application that the user can be turn it off and on.\n\n\n\n\nAn Application that is running on the background using an Active microphone waiting for the trigger \"keyword\"+command to perform the task.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI ONLY have the Idea (i dont know if its brought up before)...\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-04-11T03:17:02","2010-04-11T03:17:01","raffstyle",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,7073,{"$nulls":3},"Interesting one...! - I like it - I like more comments in Idea before give my vote.","2010-04-15T07:34:34","2010-04-15T07:34:34","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8049,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Add more diverse way of showing contacts","for example a grid view of contacts displaying their pictures","2010-06-18T19:45:08","2010-06-18T19:45:08","alizeroxx",0,100,"Voting and discussion",3,0]
[null,8561,"Symbian Foundation","Increase device usage","US marketing strategy"," \n\n\n\n\n\n\nIdea is to create brand awareness in the US.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\nLow, medium, high embedded hardware specs for devices?\n\n\nDynamics in the design space defined by the properties of the components which make up the final output and their combinations.\n\n\nThree design spaces?\n\n\n\n\nThree tiers, segments, cultural/social/economic demographics.\n\n\n\n\nPricing scheme for 'OS' upgrades - bronze/free, silver/five to ten percent charge based on prior purchase price, gold/ten to thirty percent charge?\n\n\n\n\nIn US the three segments would be offered gold, silver or bronze club membership.\n\n\n\n\nMembership  would have its benefits and organisational knowledge of end-user attributes is gained.\n\n\n\n\nConversation starter.\n\n\n\n\nHomophily is &lsquo;the degree to which two or more individuals who interact are similar in certain attributes such as beliefs, education, social status, and the like&rsquo;, because when two interacting parties &lsquo;share common meanings and mutual sub cultural language and are alike in personal and social characteristics, the communication of new ideas is likely to have greater effects&rsquo;\n\n\n\n\n Homophily - Common language, meanings, norms, and values.\n\n\n\n\nWe need a few clever Brits in Foster City.\n\n\n\n\n A brands value in being  transferred to a foreign subsidiary may present challenges due to the high location specificity of marketing knowledge.\n\n\n\n\nMarketing knowledge is the capability to analyse market trends, build and maintain brands, and formulate plans to develop and market products and services. Such knowledge is based on an intimate understanding of consumer preferences, social norms, and cultural environment. It is often specific to the home-country context and therefore requires local adaptation to a foreign-country market.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-07-24T02:57:50","2010-07-25T18:41:43","Mesenburg",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,8563,{"$nulls":3},"Symbian is Operate system. You should post this idea to Nokia marketing/P.R room !","2010-07-24T06:43:00","2010-07-25T07:41:14","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2674,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Add Timed Profile ","My Idea is simple, add Time function in Profile - make it Timed Profile. [usage-  profile will Expire after given time, profile will set itself ON, at predefined time (As configured) ] - \n\n\ni face a problem with the big ring of my phone in my silent class in my college.\n\n\n\n\ni keep it in vibration and at that time and i will not change the mode for a long time after my college also and even in my home. many times i miss lot of calls .............\n\n\n\n\nso if the ring tone have a setting of volume\n\n\n\n\nfor example: from morning 9am to  4pm in vibration\n\n\n\n\n                    from 4pm to 9pm in high volume\n\n\n\n\n                     from 9pm to 4am in low volume\n\n\n\n\n                     from 4 am to 9am in high volume ......................................","2009-11-17T16:29:18","2010-10-07T20:50:38","s60betalabs",0,100,"Expert review",38,0]
[null,8984,{"$nulls":3},"very much needed functionality","2010-08-23T13:25:46","2010-09-16T09:32:56","movais",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8777,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing it back for community support!","2010-08-11T16:53:23","2010-08-12T19:04:38","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3921,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Fakhre, I like the freedom to customise too.  Do you envision something different than the \"SWITCH\" mode, that is already on the E71.  I want understand this IDEA Better.  As choices are always good!","2009-12-25T15:24:37","2009-12-25T15:24:37","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2683,{"$nulls":3},"at least on the N97, this feature is already partially present.  I can set a profile to be active for X hours:minutes, after which the previous profile will be restored.\n\ni support extending this feature, as i think your idea states: i&#39;d like to be able to set a profile schedule of sorts so i can set the profile to be active during my typical workday, with a different profile activating for lunch time and another for when i am at home.  these could be based on schedules (perhaps an extension to the calendar app?) or via location based triggers (accelerometer and gps detect motion in the middle of the day?  probably going to lunch, switch profiles).","2009-11-18T02:53:32","2009-12-25T12:58:53","bitflung",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,9873,{"$nulls":3},"I'm not sure, if I want it, but maybe some people would need it, so I've voted yes on this.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-07T12:01:59","2010-10-07T12:01:59","CarlosFiyero",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8854,{"$nulls":3},"Hi,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI posted a similar idea.\n\n\n\n\nMy suggestion is to be able to choose a profile during the set meeting time. \n\n\n\n\nBut I agree that your suggestion I also very useful.\n\n\n\n\nI remember that my S40 Nokia 6233 had the function you are suggesting.","2010-08-18T21:37:58","2010-08-18T21:37:58","rgnand1",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4014,{"$nulls":3},"I support this, in the form of 'add a field to specify the start time to the timed profile function, default to now'","2009-12-29T13:11:58","2010-01-20T13:22:36","brendand",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3442,"Mobile applications",null,"Separate numbers when you dialing","It's should be stupid but there is something i like on iPhone. When you want to dial, there is space between numbers. for example\n\n\n\n\non iphone: 01 23 43 34 34 34\n\n\n\n\non symbian: 012343343434\n\n\n\n\nI living in france. Of course you have to adapt this to the country but i assure that it's usefull.","2009-12-14T01:55:49","2010-06-14T20:40:08","craig",0,89.95,"Closed",9,3]
[null,3658,{"$nulls":3},"As you say this varies by region. In Sweden people would expect the numbers to sit in a long row, no spaces. But there are many things in the system where region affects behavior, so there is no reason not to have this.","2009-12-17T15:26:36","2009-12-17T15:26:36","teknolog",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3660,{"$nulls":3},"In the USA numbers are presented as +1-234-567-8912.  I support your idea, and would like to suggest that the USA does what FRANCE does for numbers, as it is easier to remember in two's   , Oh, sorry, I am funny in MY own WORLD !  I am curious to understand if regional settings could be adopted and could be modified by setting the time zone (place fuction) of my mobile, or if anyone else has suggestions that could help with this, it would great to hear so solutions .  When I travel overseas, I get confused sometimes about phone numbers dependng on where I am, and a feature to help organize and understand regionally specific numbers would be Nice!","2009-12-17T16:39:22","2009-12-17T16:39:21","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5234,"Mobile applications",null,"fully ANimated Interactive UI","Develop a UI that is fully animated and instead of touch buttons and shortcuts put in characters or a pet to do different functions or a characters to function as buttons...like the fish in one of sony ericson phones. With this also the option to revert to classic style of UI for people who dont want to play with there UI's. Or something like a digi pet which helps us in someway and notifies us....","2010-02-05T14:40:03","2010-02-05T14:40:03","noble_enk",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,6002,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Radio recorder","Sometimes when I'm listening to the radio and I find them talking about some interesting stuff, I decided to record down but dah.... i just find it impossible.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nHope this idea helps.\n\n\n\n\n@GU Smith\n\n\n\n\nI know there're digital recorders built-in in S60 devices nowadays, but it seems that they only record sounds through the microphone.  They are not designd to capture voices from the radio atenna (i.e. headphones.)  What I propose is to add a record button in the radio application so you can record your favoruite radio program whenever you want.  My idea comes from the TV function of the Windows Media Center, where you can record TV programmes instantly.  Hope this helps.","2010-02-27T17:18:18","2010-05-06T11:51:32","envutec",0,100,"Expert review",57,0]
[null,7013,{"$nulls":3},"Please support this idea! :)","2010-04-09T11:29:03","2010-04-09T11:29:03","envutec",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6013,{"$nulls":3},"Hey Chris,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThere is a digital recorder on many Nokias.  Have you tried using that.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAlso would you mind explaining your IDEA a little more specifically.  I am not really sure, but made a guess at what you were proposing.  A little more detail of what you need would help with voting.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThanks","2010-02-28T04:30:27","2010-02-28T10:51:39","ginau",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,7573,{"$nulls":3},"Supported it. I haven't even seen any radio recorder from the low end to the high end devices based on symbian. I think its really a lack of symbian although it can be. I often see some low end Chinese devices has radio recorder. It would be nice if we get radio recorder on our symbian devices.","2010-05-15T14:52:07","2010-05-15T14:55:08","Zihad",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7063,{"$nulls":3},"Nice idea!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-04-14T16:55:58","2010-04-14T16:55:58","JasperGardlo",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6044,{"$nulls":3},"Thanks for the clarification.  I understand your IDEA now and support it!","2010-02-28T17:53:25","2010-02-28T17:53:25","ginau",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,6055,{"$nulls":3},"Good Idea .... Some time I also need to record some radio programs - Christopher - I think you should extend you idea and add Internet Radio Also - You have my support! ","2010-03-01T03:56:00","2010-03-03T16:17:34","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,7166,{"$nulls":3},"+1 Support: See also: http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=5159","2010-04-22T13:35:07","2010-04-22T13:35:07","arjaydavis",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7794,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Each program icon in Main menu should have indicator if that program is currenty running or idling in the background.","The icon of a running application can be brighter than the rest just to indicate that it's active.\n\n\n\n\nIn addition, the main menu window should have a quick filter toolbar at the bottom to display only the icons of the running programs. In effect we have instant task manager in the Main menu.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nEDIT: The icon indicator should still take effect even if that icon is placed as shortcut in the home screen.","2010-05-30T05:36:41","2010-05-30T05:43:04","BoyBawang",0,92.62,"Voting and discussion",4,1]
[null,7830,{"$nulls":3},"This function is already present on Symbian^1 - Each App Icon show a small rounded indication above icon - if the app is running.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAs the function is already present can we now close this idea.","2010-06-01T07:02:35","2010-06-03T08:49:38","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,8050,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Custom Kinetic Scrolling Speed","I would like to be able to control the scrolling speed of the icons while doing kinetic scrolling.\n\n\n\n\nSomething like an Scale in the Settings - &gt; Display menu, so the user can configure how fast the scrolling will happen.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nFor instance, I would like to see a faster scrolling in Symbian^1 (Nokia N97).","2010-06-18T19:51:57","2010-06-18T19:51:56","glozano",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,8818,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","Prize for &quot;Make It Happen&quot; Idea !","It's simply but necessary. From thousands of ideas, only few ideas have become happen ! And the owners of those ideas must be an excellent creator ! And prize is a special gift, to encourage them to keep creative !\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nOr it could be Monthly Thread or Commenter, Monthly Innovator, Monthly Expert Review..\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThe \"Leaderboard\" also a \"Golden board\", show a winner of month, Monthly Thread or Commenter, Monthly Innovator, Monthly Expert Review... Every one will have a point to develop !\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-08-14T14:00:10","2010-10-10T17:11:26","MyFanIsUUUU",0,100,"Expert review",30,0]
[null,8967,{"$nulls":3},"\"HALL OF FAME\" could be also help. For those top 10 most idea done.","2010-08-22T20:37:02","2010-08-22T20:37:33","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8968,{"$nulls":3},"Or it could be Monthly Thread or Commenter, Monthly Innovator, Monthly Expert Review..","2010-08-22T20:37:48","2010-08-22T20:37:47","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9003,{"$nulls":3},"Yeah !","2010-08-24T12:05:40","2010-10-08T16:34:55","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9330,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Don&#39;t forget &quot;normal&quot; non-touch phone","From 2007, Touch phone has became very popular and now it's the signature of unik. Every Operate System and mobile brands have focus at it most. Symbian and Nokia as same as too. Also their attention to touch phone lately than other brands, but now with Symbian^3 and Nokia N8, they will become on top (again).\n\n\n\n\nBut despite of touch, Symbian seems a bit careless with non-touch phone. Symbian^3 only for Touch phone. Only new contact bar, Symbian 9.3 pack 2 is almost like the older Symbian. The feature and interface of Symbian not changed much. The music player, web browser, message, calender, camera .v.v. almost like the first Symbian 9.3 phone N91 (even some features look like very old Symbian, like Nokia N70, 7610 .v.v.).\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSo really, Symbian should take more care about the Normal non-touch Phone. Let:\n\n\n\n\n_ Bring new Symbian (^3, ^4) to normal non-touch phone.\n\n\n\n\n_ Able to bring Smart Symbian to very low price phone.\n\n\n\n\n_ Have widget on Home screen like touch phone.\n\n\n\n\n_ Multi Home Screen (It's use phone for E-series phone, which has 2 modes: Office and Home modes. When we change mode, the home screen will scroll like touch phone).\n\n\n\n\n_ Have some great new feature from Symbian^3 like support HDMI port, Dolby Surround sound .v.v.\n\n\n\n\n_ Brand new interface !","2010-09-05T16:40:58","2010-09-23T14:38:59","MyFanIsUUUU",0,100,"Closed",6,0]
[null,9539,{"$nulls":3},"Maybe this idea should \"merge\" with \"What about non-touch phone?\" idea","2010-09-17T14:16:57","2010-09-17T14:16:57","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9346,{"$nulls":3},"Any Comments?","2010-09-06T12:34:51","2010-09-06T12:34:51","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9349,{"$nulls":3},"The last great phone was N82, and I wait for something new with keypad and screen 2,8 like in N95","2010-09-06T17:17:57","2010-09-06T17:17:57","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9351,{"$nulls":3},"Symbian actually can easily gain back the mobile OS market if they provide the update of older Symbian mobile phone device instead of obsolete it. So in totality Symbian still have the larger percentage.","2010-09-06T17:23:29","2010-09-06T17:23:28","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9362,{"$nulls":3},"Yeah. Non-touch is still the best in market, Touch is only a fame !","2010-09-07T11:33:06","2010-09-12T04:02:16","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9446,{"$nulls":3},"Although I give all my support to this idea because it is a truth that Nokia has abandoned the phones that not have 3th FP2 or 5th, I think it's more a problem of Nokia than the Symbian foundation. I believe that the Symbian Foundation can't do anything there unless removed an unofficial parallel system supported by the community that was compatible with all devices. But I do not see at all feasible. Although they done this new, it system may reach the 1% or 2% of the market because it's dificult that the peopple getts an unofficial relase of the symbian system and the general public does not know that smartphones can be updated. Besides it would be a big job for programmers and would expect a bad reaction from Nokia.","2010-09-13T08:30:01","2010-09-13T11:17:57","morthyr",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2419,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Modernize UI - More accessable calendar on homescreen","On symbians one should be able to choose to show the future 4-5 appointments - even if on different dates. The calendar is one of the most used apps around - why not make it readily accessible from homescreen in a more definite way than is seen today.\n\nMake the homescreen calendar more informative and give it a better GUI ","2009-11-08T15:15:18","2010-10-11T05:24:33","teamet",0,100,"Expert review",39,0]
[null,9481,{"$nulls":3},"Seren, have you tried the suggested app Douglas suggests. If yes, and you are satisfied with it, please let us know if we can close this idea. If you want to refine your idea to make it different from the app, please do and we will keep the voting going.","2010-09-15T13:23:03","2010-09-15T13:23:03","ginau",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2431,{"$nulls":3},"I&#39;m thinking a simple design like this (as seen sunday afternoon)\n\nToday:\n * 20-22: Time with Girlfriend\nTomorrow:\n * 8.15-10: Molbio [1512-223]\n * 12-12.30: lunch with Thomas [cantine]\nTuesday 09/11\n * 8.30-9.30: Dentist appointment [adress]\n\nThis approach will take up more screen space than the current view. On my 6220c this would not be a problem - widgets for N97 is (?) space confined, perhaps 2 widgets could be used for calendar?\n\nMake it possible to have advanced og simple calendar view on homescreen?\n\nPlease :-) ","2009-11-09T11:56:11","2009-11-10T17:50:29","teamet",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5299,{"$nulls":3},"This is already out there. http://www.symbian-freeware.com/download-coming-next-widget.html\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-07T16:36:29","2010-02-07T16:36:29","NseriesFreak7",{"$nulls":3},0,1]
[null,10438,{"$nulls":3},"I don't have a widget enabled phone (5230 ..) but the app seem to provide the needed functionality from the picture.. However it should be much easier available than the semi-dodgy freeware site..\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nGood phone calendar and easy calendar accessibility on homescreen is a must for me. Hope it will be available once i get my S^3 (can I still call it that?) phone around new year :-)","2010-11-05T12:08:10","2010-11-05T12:08:09","teamet",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2675,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Add Gallery Lock","My Idea is simple Add Gallery Lock function, So one can protect his private pictures, Video &amp; Files too.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI have an idea about increased security. Just like some PC applications, Symbian OS should have the feature to lock specific files ,folders &amp; Apps in the phone. At present we can only lock the whole phone and not specifis folders. Specially in case of SMS's or photographs or videos, at times we dont want everyone to be able to see them. I think that ways people would also be more confident in storing their sensitive informations like usernames, passwords etc. on their phone for ease of use.\n\n\n\n\nThere should be reliable and secure manager and organizer for your private  data. You can store your passwords, credit cards and banking  information, login information and other your data in one place and keep it  with you always.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nFeatures include:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n Organize cards by folders\n Intelligent search function\n Many templates for your data\n Advanced encryption and MD5 message digest algorithms\n No back doors or escrow keys - be careful not to forget your password\n Automatic application lock (on inactivity)\n Export/import cards to text based file\n\n\n\n2.The same should be for sensitive data on his device.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIt could be  private photos, confidential voice notes, business documents, etc\n\n\n\n\nIt should provide a user-friendly graphical interface for  encrypting and decrypting your sensitive data.\n\n\n\n\nThere should be strong encryption included\n\n\n\n\nFeatures include:\n\n\n\n\nHandles files of any type and size\n\n\n\n\nBuilt-in File Browser\n\n\n\n\nBuilt-in File Shredder","2009-11-17T16:31:29","2010-10-11T03:20:56","s60betalabs",0,100,"Expert review",89,0]
[null,3605,{"$nulls":3},"Hey people, you can already do this! The gallery app honours the FAT32 'hidden' attribute. This does mean you need to access the disk from a PC OS to tweak the setting (although this is only due to the 'File Manager' application leaving out an interface to FAT32 properties. The Symbian file server supports this). I'm not going to scrap though, because the ability to hide files should be accesible from the device itself (not via some other OS), particularly in view of the fact that a large proportion of phone users don't have access to a PC.","2009-12-16T15:22:32","2010-01-03T10:05:28","brendand",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4143,{"$nulls":3},"Actually, the original Palm OS supported something like this. It was very simple: you could mark \"Private\" any supported file/entry (a name in your phonebook, for example) and then you could hide them all; if you wanted to see you showed the hidden files through a menu. In fact, there was a third party add-on that made the hiding automatic based on the screen going off (into screensaver mode, etc.).\n\n\n\n\nNice idea!","2010-01-05T16:56:45","2010-01-05T16:56:45","rrss",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2869,{"$nulls":3},"I like this very much!! You can still loose your phone or memory card but nobody can upload your pictures without you knowing it! GREAT PROPOSAL!!!","2009-11-24T12:59:36","2009-11-24T12:59:36","terhon",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,2870,{"$nulls":3},"Thumbs up, great idea!","2009-11-24T13:12:17","2009-11-24T13:12:17","effimiav",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,4676,{"$nulls":3},"R S- Thanks dear .....! - This function is really Needy.....!","2010-01-20T13:21:52","2010-01-20T13:21:52","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10090,{"$nulls":3},"Please add 30 votes for a merged idea 10/10/10","2010-10-11T03:22:34","2010-10-11T03:22:34","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2715,{"$nulls":3},"Why not extend this to a system-wide lock feature? Messaging, Control panel, etc..","2009-11-18T18:50:24","2010-01-16T16:52:06","jeanclod",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,2727,{"$nulls":3},"I like it!","2009-11-19T04:10:35","2009-11-19T04:10:35","ginau",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3503,{"$nulls":3},"I agree it would be nice to have this feature built in, but there are several third party apps that provide this funtion. really all we need is A gallery app thAT only lookS in one folder or at least the option to switch.","2009-12-15T06:21:22","2009-12-15T06:21:22","ninjalandpirate",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3515,{"$nulls":3},"This is useful in view how S60 exposes all media inside the phones regardless of how it is hidden inside FOLDERS and SUB DIRECTORIES.","2009-12-15T11:15:32","2009-12-15T11:15:32","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2772,{"$nulls":3},"This is a great idea. I&#39;ve thought many times in the past that I had pictures on my phone that I wouldn&#39;t be happy with other people seeing, meaning that if I want to show my holiday snaps I can&#39;t pass the phone around the room.\n\nThere&#39;s been some 3rd party apps that had some of this functionality in the past, but firmware updates broke them. It should be something there from scratch.","2009-11-19T16:50:16","2009-11-19T16:50:16","Biggles",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3187,"Mobile applications",null,"Rosetta Stone or interactive  language learning, translation application ","Develop a voice Dictionary in mobile phone that allow user speak a word or sentence as an input then the voice dictionary will able to translate it to prefer language with the meaning and also able to key in a word or sentence which uses the voice dictionary to speak out.","2009-12-05T08:01:02","2010-03-25T13:00:12","ginau",0,66.9,"Voting and discussion",4,1]
[null,3358,{"$nulls":3},"Also it can be showing pictures because one picture can tell thousand words.","2009-12-11T03:08:07","2009-12-18T00:40:53","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6506,{"$nulls":3},"Please don't be confuse, this is not a new application but just a little enhancement to existing Symbian Dictionary. What need to enhance is just link one or few voice notelet to each word in dictionary and able to search and input through voice. That's all and we will have a better life already.","2010-03-14T12:08:53","2010-03-14T12:08:53","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6773,{"$nulls":3},"Per moderator WIKI, this IDEA is same as\n\n\n\n\nhttp://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=3142 and the voting and ownership transfers.  This is now a refinement.","2010-03-25T13:02:49","2010-03-25T13:02:49","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5543,{"$nulls":3},"It could be useful if the app tells the user how to spell the word in the language in which it has been spoken (without abbreviating it to vowel-less text speak.\n\n\n\n\nIt seems to me that this is almost as needed as a translation app.","2010-02-15T13:54:28","2010-03-14T12:11:49","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5562,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Freddie, yes, it also the same as IDEA http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=3142 .\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nRosetta stone is a easy language learning aplication which teaches users new a new language in a easy way.....small highly used sentences and pictures.....\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIt also has function of learning cultures and customs....which is extremely importantto tourists and business travelers alike. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI used Rosetta Stone as a brand name and it may have been a mistake.  It does, however, do all which is in this IDEA and more.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nRegardless of who the developer or manaufacturer, it would be nice to have this application.  My suggestion is to have seperate country and regoinal specific applications sold as Symbian Signed. ","2010-02-15T22:46:01","2010-02-15T22:46:01","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7027,"Mobile applications",null,"apps","hi there\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\ni think like android symbian should make a notifaction area like on android at the top you have your notifaction in like a slide out menu, on symbian its just little pop-ups at the bottom and this cannot be changed. so this would be helpful to people i think, also i would like to suggest like htc coverflow do something simlar to that as coverflow is an excellent feature\n\n\n\n\nthanks danny ","2010-04-11T12:59:22","2010-04-11T12:59:22","daniel160296",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,7074,{"$nulls":3},"Please elaborate your idea a bit more.   Kindly provide some visuals....!","2010-04-15T07:37:17","2010-04-24T10:59:30","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,7795,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Multi-Touch in virtual qwerty so that no letters are skipped if you type fast.","This idea is not new. In fact, Iphone and Android has it.  This is just a reminder to Symbian in case they forgot the importance multi-touch in virtual qwerty.  Without multi-touch, many letters are skipped if you type fast.","2010-05-30T05:51:18","2010-10-11T09:36:01","BoyBawang",0,100,"Expert review",42,0]
[null,9472,{"$nulls":3},"This idea really needs to get more attention. If it did, I guarantee it would be over 30 supports in a matter of hours.","2010-09-14T22:30:18","2010-09-14T22:30:18","NseriesFreak7",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9492,{"$nulls":3},"In additional, when it detects many inputs it shall not shows the full \"Typing Effects\" but used \"Quick Typing Effects\" so the responds are faster or much more responsive.\n\n\n\n\nFor examples, if I type \"This idea is\" and I type \"This idea is not new. In fact\" in one second timed, the \"Typing Effects\" will be different so no more letter-by-letter showing the effects of typing on screen but maybe series of \"key pressed\" shows so the effects might take almost the same timed finished after I stop typing.\n\n\n\n\nI proposed to have at lease 4 typing effects:\n\n\n\n\n1. Single letter pressed typing effect\n\n\n\n\n2. Few words typing effect\n\n\n\n\n3. Advance typing effect\n\n\n\n\n4. Expert typing effect","2010-09-15T15:14:41","2010-09-15T15:22:31","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9499,{"$nulls":3},"Boy Bawang has an interesting concept here. Please add technical feasibility, comments and votes for or against.","2010-09-15T16:47:10","2010-09-15T16:47:10","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8062,{"$nulls":3},"The reason I'm reminding Symbian about this feature is because even the very experienced HTC forgot to implement it on their fullscreen Android phones.  Shame because the stocked android keyboard supports multi-touch but they replaced it with something without.","2010-06-21T05:20:41","2010-06-21T05:20:40","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10471,{"$nulls":3},"This is really a must... Any feedback from Symbian about this missing behavior?","2010-11-09T23:43:30","2010-11-09T23:43:30","soussef24",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,8051,"None of the Above",null,"Symbian ^3 on Nokia 5800 and N97","PLease make Symbian ^3 available for updating through PC or Wifi on devices such as Nokia 5800 xpressmusic or n97...etc.","2010-06-19T16:59:51","2010-06-19T16:59:50","dialga002",0,100,"Voting and discussion",3,1]
[null,8053,{"$nulls":3},"Not possible. These devices do not have a powerful enough processor to run it. And it's already been stated as such.","2010-06-19T20:21:20","2010-06-19T20:21:20","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8055,{"$nulls":3},"The would both freeze upon start up if they had it haha.","2010-06-20T20:40:33","2010-06-20T20:40:32","NseriesFreak7",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10355,"Mobile applications",null,"Extra Widgets","Another home screen that replaces the original on NOKIA 5800 XPRESSMUSIC so it looks a bit more like the NOKIA N97 (more widgets on home screen)","2010-10-21T17:49:28","2010-10-21T17:49:28","lightening.thunder",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,628,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Create Different Levels of Ideas.Symbian User Guide/User Forum","I find the site fascinating and complex because of all its functionality. Many people, me included, don&apos;t have time to go through the user guide. The quick start guide is not really a usage guide at all. We&apos;re soon going to be inviting a lot of people in. Should we create:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nA simple user guide - the things you need to know to get started\n\n\n\n\nAn advanced user guide - how to become more of a power user\n\n\n\n\nA user forum where users can self-service their support.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThen link into the full Spigit user guide","2009-05-15T07:49:43","2009-05-15T07:49:43","Haydns",0,100,"Being done",4,0]
[null,637,{"$nulls":3},"I agree. There seem to be a lot of things lately which are really small \"suggestion box\" items, and a better idea of what the site is for could divert a few things to more appropriate homes..","2009-05-15T13:32:10","2009-05-15T13:32:10","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2164,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Make it easier to separate bug reports for this site from ideas","Sorry - this is one of them - but I&#39;d like to be able to filter out bug reports for the site (which are clearly important) from the ideas on the site.\n\nPerhaps have a different mechanism for reporting bugs.","2009-10-30T13:44:19","2010-07-11T04:53:57","timh",0,100,"Closed",3,0]
[null,2166,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Tim, \n\n This does exist, but I&#39;ve not publicised it as yet.\n\n You can report bugs here: http://developer.symbian.org/webbugs/enter_bug.cgi?product=Website%20functionality. Select &quot;Ideas&quot; as the version.\n\n Freddie\n","2009-10-30T14:02:26","2009-10-30T14:04:46","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2676,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","FM  Radio on Bluetooth Headphone","I want to play FM radio on my bluetooth headphone.","2009-11-17T16:34:44","2009-11-18T04:57:58","s60betalabs",0,56.2,"Voting and discussion",16,7]
[null,2859,{"$nulls":3},"I've worked on a couple of phone projects where they've tried to have an internal antenna for the FM radio, but they've always ended up taking it out and resorting to using the headphone cable.\n\n\nThe problem is you're fundamentally limited by the frequency of the FM radio waves (~100MHz) and the speed of light (3x10^8m/s) - that means the wave length for FM is ~3m. Even a quarter dipole antenna would need to be 3/4m long - that just doesn't fit in a phone (but is conveniently about the length of a headphone cable)","2009-11-24T10:42:43","2009-11-24T10:42:43","tomp",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2687,{"$nulls":3},"But doesn&#39;t that depend on phone manufacturers? Antenna is a hardware, isn&#39;t it?","2009-11-18T04:17:44","2009-11-18T04:17:44","nishant.thomas",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4484,{"$nulls":3},"Problem solved! Nokia already has Bluetooth headphones with built-in radio. It's the BH-903 model. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-15T18:05:41","2010-01-15T18:05:41","rrss",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2698,{"$nulls":3},"This already exists in the N97. Plug the remote without the headphones, then pair your BT headset with your N97.","2009-11-18T13:12:39","2009-11-18T13:12:39","gene_ting",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2699,{"$nulls":3},"I don&#39;t want any attachment on Symbian Device...! ","2009-11-18T14:47:15","2009-11-20T04:38:30","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3188,"Mobile functionality",null,"Add Laser Beam into mobile phone","Add laser beam into mobile phone so that people in many events can use the laser beam to pointing to some surface to help on presentation and whatsoever.","2009-12-05T08:17:25","2010-06-16T15:06:14","lawrence27",0,66.82,"Closed",7,7]
[null,6778,{"$nulls":3},"Lawrence, Keep the business pointer as one IDEA.  it is good.\n\n\n\n\nIt is also interesting to have the novelty type feature of a word pattern.  This could be a cool tool for businesses at trade shows and other places too.  It may do better under a difference heading and IDEA.  I hope people keep an open mind, as that one especially is interesting to me. It has mass appeal (business, and novelty).\n\n\n\n\nThe laser aligner (not measurer, good) is something to put to the community.  We have a laser tool and it is a pain.  Need either a stand or more than one person.  However, some may like it.  I do not speak for our worldwide Symbian community.\n\n\n\n\nI hope my suggestions are helpful and thank you.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-25T15:11:39","2010-03-25T15:11:39","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6036,{"$nulls":3},"Hmmmmnnnnn, I actuallly think having a laser pointer for business presentations is not a bad IDEA at all.  I am voting to support and would like some input from the community.","2010-02-28T16:54:57","2010-02-28T16:54:57","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6059,{"$nulls":3},"I think this is an more Hardware thing then Software.  Any way Great idea.. - But I suggest this Laser pointer to be only integrated on Business Symbian phones. Not on all device.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-01T04:41:43","2010-03-01T04:41:43","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6332,{"$nulls":3},"Laser Beam implementation on mobile phone could have more usage:\n\n\n\n\n* Use as laser point during some event like business presentation, teaching on class, etc.\n\n\n\n\n* Using software control laser light to show some pattern or wording.\n\n\n\n\n* Use as virtual ruler by lighting a straight line, use not to measure but to align on any surface and align object placement and positions\n\n\n\n\n* more..","2010-03-06T19:45:34","2010-03-12T13:51:03","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3444,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Music player that only reads files in &quot;Music&quot; folders","Normal 0       MicrosoftInternetExplorer4      \n\n\n\n\nIdea: Have the Music Player read files from \"Music\" folders only.\n\n\n\n \n\n\nOne of the biggest complaints from Symbian users, especially me, is that files that aren't music get picked up by the music player when it is refreshing the library. These files can vary from ringtones added to the phone or things recorded using the recorder. It's extremely annoying to have to deal with these files. \n\n\n\nAll Symbian needs to do is make the Music Player read from only \"Music\" folders, whether they're on the phone memory, mass memory, or a memory card. Only files inside \"Music\" folders on those memory devices will be loaded into the music player when it's refreshed. It is a simple fix to prevent any recordings, podcasts, downloads, or ringtones from being picked up during the music library refresh process.\n\n\nAny service like Ovi Music for example, would know this and save all song downloads to those folders, and would sync all music to those folders from your desktop.\n\n\nFor those concerned about how this might affect users coming from other devices, there are ways around this to a certain extent. Every device requires learning it, no matter how simple it may be. While I would really want users to be able to pick and choose what folders to read from, I was trying to find the simplest way to go about solving this music problem. The only other solution is to have the music player read from any folder other than say \"Sounds\" on Nokia's.\n\n\n\nI would strongly urge Symbian to have a little pop up reminder the first time a user opens the music player, alerting them that all their music needs to be in the main \"Music\" folders on memory devices. Other ways of fixing the main issues some of you are bringing up are having Symbian simply do a quick search of memory cards, find music files, and ask you if this folder is where you store your music, and if you say yes, it will change that main folder name to say \"Music.\"","2009-12-14T03:28:31","2010-09-16T12:52:27","NseriesFreak7",0,92.05,"Expert review",58,2]
[null,6159,{"$nulls":3},"Good idea, but the option to search the entire phone (or add other folders to /Music/, the way Windows 7 builds \"libraries\" of content) should be there as well. Folks may have their music in a memory card under the /Audio/ folder (for example) because a different device only finds music in that folder... so when they plug it in a Symbian device, using that content should be an option without changing the folder name.\n\n\n\n\nSorry if it is a little bit twisted, my English is not as good as I'd like it to be.","2010-03-03T14:01:08","2010-04-12T18:29:17","rrss",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,6197,{"$nulls":3},"Oh man do you have any idea how much this feature is needed? I am so annoyed that the music player application keeps picking up external files :(","2010-03-03T18:23:39","2010-03-03T18:23:39","Lorin",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9538,{"$nulls":3},"we should have option to configure folders to be used","2010-09-17T14:12:30","2010-09-17T14:12:30","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3447,{"$nulls":3},"I agree! it's very annoying.   But a third party app called \"POWER MP3\" solves all your problem.  cheers!!","2009-12-14T05:17:19","2010-08-31T01:45:49","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7033,{"$nulls":3},"Not just picking up needless files but it takes long to update if it has to search the entire storage.","2010-04-12T14:11:13","2010-04-12T18:23:38","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7040,{"$nulls":3},"One of three main design principles of Symbian is said to be \"All resources are scarce\" and it's unbelievable that the inbuilt music player is designed to search &amp; index the whole filesystem for music files! This is a real shame for Symbian and this inconsistent &amp; inconvenient inefficiency needs to be fixed as soon as possible!","2010-04-12T23:29:34","2010-04-12T23:29:33","GeceBekcisi",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7055,{"$nulls":3},"Good idea, same one like me : http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=4252\n\n\n\n\nWith both of them we have more than 30 supporters :)","2010-04-13T13:33:43","2010-11-07T20:16:11","axisama",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7084,{"$nulls":3},"Yeah, we have reached 30 supports ;)\n\n\n\n\nBy the way, if Symbian can have both the usability of an iphone (easy to manage music with the player) and the freedom of an open source system (we don't have to install a specific software like iTunes to import musics/ringtones), we'll use our phone more and more often as a music player ;)","2010-04-15T13:38:36","2010-04-15T13:38:36","axisama",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7091,{"$nulls":3},"I think the one thing I have to wonder is, how do the other platforms ensure that only music files get picked up? Do they?\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-04-16T03:26:59","2010-04-16T03:26:59","NseriesFreak7",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,6004,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Interactive homepage with Flash","I know phones from Japan can set an interactive Flash file as the hompage background.  There is a teddy bear walking around the screen and can interact with you.  e.g. in daytime he'll ask if I'll have lunch with him, and in midnight he'll tell me to go to bed earlier.  And hey what about making a tertis game as your background? :)","2010-02-27T17:56:23","2010-02-27T17:56:23","envutec",0,45.5,"Voting and discussion",8,2]
[null,6007,{"$nulls":3},"No, no no, no no no no. It&#39;s flash, and its bad enough on websites, god help us if it comes to the homescreen.\n\nIf you want interactive components on the homescreen, learn how to write widgets which do this. I know there&#39;s already a widget out there which does something along these lines with a robot character - but the name escapes me right now.","2010-02-28T02:31:03","2010-02-28T02:31:03","thewinchester",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6516,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","Undo & Redo when typing messages","When I write a long message, mail or notes on my phone, I'm sad that I can undo/redo what I'm typing like on a Text Editor.\n\n\n\n\nIt's more important now I use touch screen because sometimes I select a portion of text by sliding on the screen and replace it by a letter or something else while I doesn't wanted to do it :( (it's easier to make mistakes on touch screen if you forget to unlock it when you walk).\n\n\n\n\nThus, add this feature on next OS version !\n\n\n\n\nSymbian had Cut/Copy and Paste long before iPhone OS, now add a new basic fonction before it :)\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-14T13:55:17","2010-10-11T04:49:22","axisama",0,100,"Closed",37,0]
[null,6553,{"$nulls":3},"As with a physical keyboard on computers i think they should be able to implement most if not all commonly used universal keyboard shortcuts into the symbian os.Though this idea would be easier to implement in a virtual keyboard the only problem i forsee is the missing control button that is present on all 104 keyboards or on the nokia n900. So if you could find a software work around for this because the shift button is present in most qwerty keyboards then it would add speed as well as functionality to all symbian products.","2010-03-15T11:58:13","2010-03-21T22:37:55","nickelz",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6566,{"$nulls":3},"I think maybe what i was trying to convey was misunderstood. The functions that the original poster is trying to have added to Symbian OS are available as keyboard shortcuts on physical keyboards with a control key(ie. Nokia N900 dual function symbols/control key, 104 keyboards) but this control key is missing in most other physical/virtual full qwerty keyboards making these standard keyboard shortcuts impossible. This leads to having to find ways to implement these functions into the touchscreen interface that are different than what most people are used to using being that smartphones lack a right click option. My suggestions was for Symbian OS developers to map in a control key on the symbols key like Maemo did for the N900 so that it could serve as a dual function key allowing familiar keyboard shortcuts to be used. This could be implemented the same way it was done on the N900 making symbols a secondary function after Fn key input and making the control key the primary function of the key. The symbol function could also be activated by pressing the key twice like the shift key when you wish to activate caps lock. These are just some ideas that would make using the physical/virtual keyboards in symbian more familiar to the end user but this like all my other suggestions are open to further discussion and innovations.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\np.s. I don't currently own a Nokia N900 though i would love to... waiting for MMS, at&amp;t 3g, and portrait support before making the commitment... thnx for the help anyway :)","2010-03-15T14:42:14","2010-03-15T14:42:14","nickelz",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6573,{"$nulls":3},"Ho, good idea for shortcuts :)\n\n\n\n\nIn fact my idea was only to add an option in the \"option menu\" on top of virtual keyboard. We can already use it to cut, copy and paste text without using key-shortcuts. On my old Nokia 6300 I can even \"select all\" text. I'm sure other text features can be implemented that's why I add this idea :)","2010-03-15T17:28:36","2010-03-15T17:28:36","axisama",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9717,{"$nulls":3},"i just want undo and redo too","2010-09-28T13:54:42","2010-09-28T13:54:42","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6772,"Symbian Foundation",null,"Symbian Foundation Reception","Hi there,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSymbian Foundation are looking to 'jazz up' the reception area. It's the first impression we give to our clients and the first area you see every day.... What would brighten up your morning?? Do you think our reception reflects who we are as a company? It would be great to get more interactive and display the great work we're doing.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAll ideas welcome!!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThanks,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSiobhan","2010-03-25T11:34:41","2010-03-25T11:34:41","Siobhan",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,7028,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","birthdays and contacts ","i would like to have all my contacts birthdays in my calendar. but i don't want to install any program like http://horizon.symbian.org/index.php?option=com_horizonsearch&amp;id=32139&amp;view=item&amp;Itemid=83 \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\ni think this is a good idea !!! \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nI would like to have it as a standard feature and I try to explain it in detail how I think it would work the best:\n\n\nIn the settings of the contacts app should be an option \"display birthdays in calendar\" with the possible values \"Yes\" and \"No\". In case someone uses a different method to insert birthdays he can switch this feature off.\n\n\nIf the entry is \"Yes\" all contacts that have the birthday field filled out will be displayed in the calendar. If the entry is \"No\" none of the birthdays from the contacts will be displayed.\n\n\nI suppose that the entries in the calendar are static at the moment and each days entries are saved somewhere. The birthdays could be displayed dynamical by looking in a list of the contact birthdays and displaying the birthdays when there is a match between the days in the current calendar view and the birthdays from the contacts list.\n\n\nThe display could be e.g. \"Birthday: John 'Johnny' Doe (32)\", i.e. the general format would be:\n\n\n'Birthday: [first name] \"[nickname]\" [last name] ([age])'\n\n\nAdditionally the anniversary icon (parcel) would be displayed.\n\n\n \n\n\n(Similar feature to think about: There is a second date entry \"Anniversary\" in the contacts list that could be displayed in the calendar as well, but it would be good if you could name the kind of Anniversary with an extra field, so an additional anniversary description field would be useful)\n\n\nP.S thanks to Andreas Kubach  !","2010-04-11T14:37:01","2010-10-15T11:46:58","mirceajemna",0,100,"Expert review",32,0]
[null,8841,{"$nulls":3},"the s40 have this future but s60 dont have. how its posible ? ","2010-08-18T11:57:14","2010-08-18T11:57:14","mirceajemna",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7585,{"$nulls":3},"I have the same problem on my E71. I put the birthdays in my contacts and expect they will be shown in the calendar (maybe with age). The app from Handango is just a workaround and not the solution cause I want the birthdays in the calendar updated automatically when I add a new birthday in the contact list. Running the Handango application again is not comfortable and maybe leads to double entries in the calendar.","2010-05-16T12:10:23","2010-10-14T11:47:50","QBee",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7075,{"$nulls":3},"The App is already present. could you please tell, why you don't want to install it. - Or we an just close this Idea.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSusana, Fakhre, Gina, ARJ.\n\n\n\n\nSF Moderator team. ","2010-04-15T07:43:19","2010-04-15T07:43:19","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},1,1]
[null,7590,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Andreas,\n\n\n\n\nIf I understand you correctly, you want this as a standard feature, not an app.  Is that correct?  If that is the case, than the community will vote on making this standard.\n\n\n\n\nMy only concern about this is there are so many IDEAs already present about birthday integration through contacts, face book, other means, and the fact that there are so many apps either in Horizons or Ovi, which do what you need, it is not clear exactly what you needs are. \n\n\n\n\nI think it would be helpful for you to explain more about what you want, so we can either consider this an IDEA, a refinement to some other IDEA, or maybe even a done action. Thanks.","2010-05-16T13:49:47","2010-05-18T11:53:55","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7864,{"$nulls":3},"i have a problem with this app! when i reinstalled my phone all the birthdays were changed with 1 or 2 days (nokia 5800) what's why i want this to be a standard feature!! ","2010-06-02T17:46:54","2010-06-02T17:46:53","mirceajemna",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7625,{"$nulls":3},"Great - Now please update you Idea description - which is at the TOP of the Idea Page. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\ne.g. -Update this -\n\n\n\n\n \"i would like to have all my contacts birthdays in my calendar. but i don't want to install any program like http://horizon.symbian.org/index.php?option=com_horizonsearch&amp;id=32139&amp;view=item&amp;Itemid=83 \"\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWith which you have commentd but in short.","2010-05-18T11:01:13","2010-05-18T11:01:13","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7626,{"$nulls":3},"Great - Now please update you Idea description - which is at the TOP of the Idea Page. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\ne.g. -Update this -\n\n\n\n\n \"i would like to have all my contacts birthdays in my calendar. but i don't want to install any program like http://horizon.symbian.org/index.php?option=com_horizonsearch&amp;id=32139&amp;view=item&amp;Itemid=83 \"\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWith which you have commentd but in short.","2010-05-18T11:02:04","2010-05-18T11:59:41","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7637,{"$nulls":3},"The Symbian Bug Squad has a task to implement such an enhancement - take a look at http://developer.symbian.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=2522. We simply need to find somebody to implement it! It's very simple, just creating a calendar 'anniversary' entry titled \"x's birthday' when the birthday field is filled in (and updating it as approriate)","2010-05-19T15:59:27","2010-05-19T15:59:27","brendand",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7796,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Sound should NOT automatically transfer to speaker when bluetooth headset is turned off.","It happened to me one night when everybody is sleeping and I turned off my bluetooth headset. Suddenly the sound from my headset immediately redirected to the speaker of my Nokia 5800 in full volume!\n\n\n\n\nIt should PAUSE instead.","2010-05-30T05:58:53","2010-05-30T05:58:53","BoyBawang",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,8052,"Mobile functionality",null,"Symbian ^3 for Nokia 5800 xpressmusic, N97...etc","PLease make Symbian ^3 available for updating through PC or Wifi on devices such as Nokia 5800 xpressmusic or n97...etc.","2010-06-19T18:00:15","2010-06-19T18:00:14","dialga002",0,58.3,"Voting and discussion",3,1]
[null,8083,{"$nulls":3},"Is this even technically feasible to provide S^3 for these devices? This is particularly relevant in the case of the N97 who's main memory is inadequate and questions are already being asked if 256MB of memory is enough to handle multitasking on the N8 which includes S^3.","2010-06-22T11:43:53","2010-06-22T11:43:53","thewinchester",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8109,{"$nulls":3},"At leat, it could be cool to add widget homescreen on old Symbian^1 devices (not only N97)","2010-06-27T11:07:41","2010-06-27T11:07:41","axisama",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8125,{"$nulls":3},"I like your idea, but it sounds like http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=1996 . \n\n\n\n\nIf you are in agreement please let the moderators know (you can email the moderators)-see right lower side) and we can close this idea. If you think the idea is different than please clarify. Thanks.","2010-06-28T16:56:43","2010-06-28T16:56:43","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8308,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Video Edited Can Add Multi Video And Sound Clips Like Pro !","Now, a normal Video Editor Software can add multi video at many tracks, which run at the same time. But the new Video Editor only can add clips run on 1 track, which can't press/run 2 clips at the same time. Why we don't try to put in new Symbian Video Editor? I know it will require a fast CPU Chipset but now, many smartphones have 1Ghz chipset and 512 Mb Ram, a Gigabyte memory. And it must become true !","2010-07-12T06:27:49","2010-10-15T18:02:20","MyFanIsUUUU",0,100,"Expert review",30,0]
[null,10255,{"$nulls":3},"cool!","2010-10-14T18:12:07","2010-10-14T18:12:07","nitrous25",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9174,{"$nulls":3},"It's great !","2010-08-29T04:51:49","2010-08-29T04:51:49","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9332,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","Ideas for texting: Typing and Multiple message sending","Some suggestion about messages:\n\n\n\n\nSending multiple messages to the other phone (we should be able to mark some, e.g. 50, 100,messages or all of them  etc.) and send them to other number. Sometimes when we want to change phone and save our messages that will be some solution when it is not possible to transfer messages in another way.\n\n\n\n\n- add emoticons to messages\n\n\n\n\n- pressing and holding letter on the qwerty keypad will insert special sign e.g. Polish special letters like: ,,,&oacute;,,,","2010-09-05T18:30:20","2010-10-10T17:12:11","superfly86",0,100,"Expert review",36,0]
[null,9336,{"$nulls":3},"Simple idea.. but yet nice..","2010-09-05T19:16:37","2010-09-05T19:16:37","rajaravivarma.ar",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9343,{"$nulls":3},"Great Idea ! Check your e-mail, Plz !","2010-09-06T12:21:13","2010-09-06T12:21:13","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9350,{"$nulls":3},"What about sending text messages via bluetooth multiple messages and only one ?\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-09-06T17:19:46","2010-09-06T17:19:46","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9966,{"$nulls":3},"http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=2589\n\n\n\n\nplease merge it","2010-10-08T12:45:40","2010-10-08T12:45:40","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9844,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Simple interface requiring lesser number of clicks","I am a Nokia N97 user, a phone running Symbian^1.\n\n\n\n\nI feel that the interface has too many options and thus takes more time to reach where you want to in the UI.\n\n\n\n\nFor example in the photos application on opening it you get a choice between 7 options whereas all you want to do is browse all the photos on your device without going back to the main menu. Funnily enough there is no option for that. Same is the case with the Videos application. It would be very nice if you could just tap on the photos/videos icon and directly see all the photos/videos on your device.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAnother example can be seen in the contacts. On opening the contacts application you see a list of all your contacts with the option of texting/calling them right at the bottom of the screen. Then why is it that once you double tap on the contact to see all of his/her information you YET AGAIN see options for calling/texting??\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThings like this can definitely be removed making the OS much simple, faster and less frustrating to use.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI hope this will be corrected soon in future software updates not just for Symbian^3 and 4 but also for Symbian^1","2010-10-06T19:40:18","2010-10-13T00:46:39","prithvidev_212",0,100,"Expert review",35,0]
[null,10356,"Mobile applications",null,"PDF and Documents Editor (open office and MSOffice) built-in","I would like to suggest a little idea.\n\n\n\n\nThere are few apps which are OpenSource with available sources.\n\n\n\n\nI think that's great idea to support developers, or cooperate with developers or to use sources for creation of new Built-in symbian documents/pdf reader.\n\n\n\n\nThere should be one, solid and free app available. Or 2 separate.\n\n\n\n\nI see it in that way,- &gt; a file manager and integration with system and if we use pdf/doc/odf file than app will start.\n\n\n\n\nMine suggestion is to use:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://code.google.com/p/officereader/\n\n\n\n\nand:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://sourceforge.net/projects/alternatedjvu/\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThere should be support for reading and editing MS Office formats, e.g. doc, xls etc. as well as open office documents.\n\n\n\n\nThese apps should be updated e.g. once for 2 months and this will be significant update with new features.\n\n\n\n\nApp itself should contain autoupdate function or it should be included in new Firmware versions.\n\n\n\n\nThere should be also  conversion mode between different formats e.g. pdf-&gt;doc odf-&gt;doc etc.\n\n\n\n\nIf it comes to pdf reader, there should be convenient interface with zoom using volume buttons.\n\n\n\n\nIt should support bigger files e.g. 50,100mb and quickly\n\n\n\n\nNew ideas and suggestions should be provided by users e.g. on special site.\n\n\n\n\nThese apps should be standard on symbian devices\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-21T21:03:34","2010-10-21T21:03:34","superfly86",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,373,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Reposting of an idea of salesforce.com (should we do it??)","http://ideas.salesforce.com/article/show/48553/get_connected_to_Salesforce_accounts_using_Nokia_devices\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nMany websites run ideagoras that have a strong relevance to Symbian... this one for salesforce for example is identifying customers for software and asking developers to step up and code these projects...\n\n\n\n\nShould we repost these ideas here? and link this ideagroa to other ideagoras??","2009-04-29T18:09:52","2009-05-22T20:18:08","campbieil",0,63.3,"Voting and discussion",2,1]
[null,4930,{"$nulls":3},"SF mod team is revisiting \"older posts\" and bring them to the community for action.  Please review, vote or refine or notify Susana Posada, GU Smith, Fakhre Alam, or Antoine RJ Wright that this item can be closed.  Thank you....\n\n\n\n\nThe SF Moderator Team","2010-01-26T18:53:53","2010-01-26T18:53:53","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,377,{"$nulls":3},"I think we should not bother with re-posting these ideas as they can be countless. Those people who promoted the idea should realize which ideagora is really worth their attention and (re-)post their ideas on that (those?) site(s). The strongest shall survive.\n\n\n\n\nAnd one more thing: ideas.symbian.org is not the right place for submitting a request for a client software for a specific service in my opinion. There have already been talks about setting up a developer &apos;garage&apos; for open source projects and also about related ideas (so that an OS project could grow out of an idea). Nothing prevents a developer to check out submitted ideas and implement some of them on his/her own and finally sell it (i.e. the final product doesn&apos;t have to be open source). My point is that this place should be about ideas on how Symbian (the OS and its ecosystem) should evolve, not a specific piece of software.","2009-04-30T09:13:30","2009-04-30T11:30:36","tote",{"$nulls":3},1,1]
[null,382,{"$nulls":3},"I think it&apos;s probably better to have both ideagoras and not link them - salesforce.symbian.org would be the wrong thing, because it would only reach developers (and customers) who already think that the Symbian platform is the right idea. In the medium to long term, I believe it&apos;s better to have the requests in a general forum, and let the developers say \"I can do that on the Symbian platform\" in competition with iPhone, Android etc. Let the best platform (for the application) win.\n\n\n\n\nI have a different concern about ideagoras in general - back in Nokia we used to worry about patenting inventions. Some interesting discussions would suddenly stop dead, because the main people bouncing ideas of each other suddenly realise that there is a possible patent application and therefore a need to stop disclosing the next bits of the idea. People in our ecosystem have to eat, and many of them want to make real money rather than spigits, so won&apos;t we get the same thing happening here?","2009-04-30T12:43:01","2009-04-30T12:43:00","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,1141,"Mobile applications",null,"Webex on Symbian ?","I am tempted to think about having a Webex support on Symbian. Its not looking impossible to me as a potential &apos;user&apos; - and I definitely think this is one aspect missing in phones until now but definitely need not be the first one to have felt this need.\n\n\n\n\nWe should be able to stream data to phones and setup conferences anywhere anytime. Shouldnt we ?\n\n\n\n\nNithya\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-06-19T09:31:41","2010-06-03T13:21:20","adetaylor",0,17.71,"Closed",1,5]
[null,1335,{"$nulls":3},"Nithya,\n\n\n\n\nI&apos;m not sure that WebEx support is such a good idea for the Symbian OS. If by \"support\" you mean the ability to run a WebEx client to view a WebEx meeting, it&apos;s a bad idea: WebEx meetings are usually 1024x768, and Symbian handsets at most are 640x480. Viewing a desktop screen on a mobile phone will be a terrible user experience.\n\n\n\n\nFurther, hosting a WebEx meeting from a phone might be beyond the processing power that phone has... Voice, video streaming, managing the meeting, and showing content from the phone all at once seems a bit aggressive and optimistic for a touch screen or even a QWERTY device...\n\n\n\n\nDigia does have an UI exporter, called Image Expo: http://www.digia.com/C2256FEF0043E9C1/0/405001620\n\n\n\n\nIf anyone knows of other similar products, please post them here.\n\n\n\n\nI&apos;ve approved the idea for consideration, but I think WebEx has its place on the desktop.","2009-07-06T15:49:34","2009-07-06T15:49:34","scottw",{"$nulls":3},1,1]
[null,1337,{"$nulls":3},"Sorry, WebEx is frustrating enough on a high-spec laptop, I don&apos;t think this is a goer.","2009-07-06T16:11:22","2009-07-06T16:11:22","craigh",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1338,{"$nulls":3},"I understand the limitations in terms of processing power, b/w and UI resolutions. But I guess a few years down the line it could be possible ?!","2009-07-06T16:29:46","2009-07-06T16:58:07","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1142,{"$nulls":3},"Wouldn&apos;t this be a third party application? What exactly is required to &apos;support&apos; WebEx?","2009-06-19T10:48:33","2009-06-19T10:48:33","brendand",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2165,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Display Option on Date format ","Can the format of the date be changed or option to the UK format\n\ndd/mm/yyyy\n\nRather than\n\n08/23/2009 05:56 PM BST ","2009-10-30T13:52:40","2010-07-11T04:52:16","mdivall",0,75.36,"Closed",7,2]
[null,2421,"Mobile functionality","Developer stuff","Merge IPC streams in to Syslibs Store.","IPC streams was a prototype I came up with some years ago to reduce memory usage in the sisregistryserver. I never advanced it past the prototype stage, but I just discovered that apparently someone did, so now we have ipcstream.dll used in a couple of security components.\n\n\n\nIPC streams are really useful for serialising data between server and client, they remove the need for a whole bunch of cumbersome and wasteful code. The IPC streams read and write classes should be added to the rest of the various stream stores, and made a public API for all to enjoy.","2009-11-08T22:58:06","2009-11-08T22:58:30","cdavies",0,100,"Voting and discussion",7,0]
[null,3455,{"$nulls":3},"Package owner for Persistent Data here. This is a good idea, let's discuss it further.","2009-12-14T11:23:21","2009-12-14T11:23:21","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2513,{"$nulls":3},"Lovely idea. I&#39;ve forwarded a link to this idea to Persistent Data Services package owner and TA.","2009-11-12T00:53:58","2009-11-16T17:27:12","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2677,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Stop Accidental SMS -Add -  Undo  Send   ( As present on Gmail for emails  ) Prevent Accidental SMS","Add Undo function on SMS - It will stop accidental SMS sending -Stop messages from being sent for a few seconds after hitting the send button. (A function which when activated will add Delay of few seconds before sending a SMS ) ","2009-11-17T16:46:16","2010-10-08T11:24:14","s60betalabs",0,86.54,"Expert review",50,4]
[null,6762,{"$nulls":3},"Vincent MARIANI , \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nLek Tor \n\n\n\n\nCorrect - I agree with both of you!","2010-03-25T04:06:52","2010-03-25T04:06:52","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3691,{"$nulls":3},"awesome to prevent life loss....specially in India Roads....","2009-12-18T06:28:00","2009-12-25T12:57:52","tahmeedans",{"$nulls":3},0,1]
[null,6515,{"$nulls":3},"I have often the same problem, a mistake when I send the message and then I must hurry into Sending inbox to stop the transmission before it's too late.\n\nSometimes I remove the battery to stop it.","2010-03-14T13:50:26","2010-03-14T13:50:26","axisama",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2690,{"$nulls":3},"this would imply that SMS are actually sent X time after you press &quot;send&quot;... Most people like their SMS sent instantly","2009-11-18T09:37:29","2009-11-18T09:37:29","benighted",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2700,{"$nulls":3},"This will be a Feature -- Depends upon user to Turn it On or Off.","2009-11-18T14:48:43","2009-11-18T14:48:43","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2960,{"$nulls":3},"I can see some value in this. Implemented the way Gmail does it (just waiting 5 seconds before the email is really sent) would be nice way to do it.","2009-11-27T11:43:08","2009-11-27T11:43:08","teknolog",{"$nulls":3},4,0]
[null,9872,{"$nulls":3},"Good idea!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-07T12:01:08","2010-10-07T12:01:08","CarlosFiyero",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2972,{"$nulls":3},"The delay should be user defined, in seconds.\nAnd it should be a free choice not, a series of pre defined ones.","2009-11-27T17:32:31","2009-11-27T17:32:31","TeamDraven",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,9909,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing it back for some community support!","2010-10-08T11:22:38","2010-10-08T11:22:38","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6865,{"$nulls":3},"Thanks for your comment Fakhre :)\n\n\n\n\nThis idea should be easy to add since email already permits to undo(cancel) when you are sending it. It may because email is always heavier than sms message ;)","2010-03-31T20:39:16","2010-03-31T20:39:16","axisama",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6630,{"$nulls":3},"Even better, add a skipable countdown timer to all delayed messages with the \"Send NOW\" option. This way if you leave it on for several seconds or minutes, you will know every time that it's been delayed and you can cancel it/send immediately.","2010-03-18T02:43:02","2010-03-18T02:43:02","Lek",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,8688,{"$nulls":3},"Saw this. Liked this and am voting +, also recommend read, feedback and voting by community.","2010-08-04T20:39:42","2010-08-04T20:39:42","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8695,{"$nulls":3},"Thanks for bringing it back Gina! ","2010-08-05T04:44:30","2010-08-05T04:44:30","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3189,"Mobile functionality",null,"Interactive Group SMS for Voting Topics","Build a application with enhance the existing SMS to allow someone to suggest few choices to allow group of mobile users to vote for their interest by replying the voting SMS. So the person who posted the pool of choices are able to automatically count the numbers of voting result for final decision.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAt the same time the application should be able to trace the number of replies, who is not reply, the decision of each mobile user, pie chart, also able to post the final decision to all mobile users from the group.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThe group of mobile users can be define while compose the new voting SMS","2009-12-05T08:29:19","2010-07-30T07:00:49","lawrence27",0,81.71,"Closed",3,1]
[null,6730,{"$nulls":3},"Its a meeting request powered by SMS and outputs polling results via some kind of report/page. Am I right? Interesting, but I'm not sure if a core OS use case.","2010-03-23T16:45:43","2010-03-23T16:45:43","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6501,{"$nulls":3},"A new approach where most of the people might not able to imagine the power and potential but I'm sure it will create a new trend of communication which push it to you directly, it similar to online invitation..","2010-03-14T11:08:45","2010-03-14T11:08:45","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6028,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Lawrence, could you please comment on this to help with voting, or would it be possible to close?","2010-02-28T16:32:08","2010-02-28T16:32:08","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8613,{"$nulls":3},"Another kind of usage is for invitation like:\nMic: Do you attending my Sat Party? \nA - Yes\nB - No\nC - Possible Yes\nD - Possible No\n~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~\nJon: Answer is (C) Possible Yes\nMay: Answer is (B) No\nJun: Answer is (A) Yes\nKen: Answer is (A) Yes\nBen: Answer is (D) Possible No\nTim: Answer is (C) Possible Yes\nQueen: Answer is (A) Yes\nJack: Answer is (D) Possible No\nDon: Answer is (A) Yes\nIvy: Answer is (A) Yes\n\nSo the App could tell us:\n50% Will be Yes\n10% Will be No\n20% Will be Possible Yes\n20% Will be Possible No\n\nJun, Ken, Queen, Don, Ivy Choose Yes\nJon, Tim Choose Possible Yes\nBen Jack Choose Possible No\nMay Choose No","2010-07-28T16:04:22","2010-07-28T16:04:22","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6323,{"$nulls":3},"One new collaborative feature to allow group of mobile users to voting for their decision and the user who posted the pool of choices are able to automatically updated the latest result base on number of votes from the group of mobile users. For example he or she can compose a voting SMS as like:\n\n\n\n\nThis coming Sunday is Peter's Birthday, where should we go for dinner?\n\n\n\n\nA - Sea side restaurant\n\n\n\n\nB - Hotel Buffet\n\n\n\n\nC - Japanese Food\n\n\n\n\nC - Pizza\n\n\n\n\nSo He or She are able to use this application to trace the latest result from the group of mobile users as like:\n\n\n\n\nDinner for Peter's Birthday (7 replies out of 10 peoples)\n\n\n\n\nA - Sea side restaurant (2 votes)\n\n\n\n\nB - Hotel Buffet (1 vote)\n\n\n\n\nC - Japanese  Food (3 votes)\n\n\n\n\nC - Pizza (1 vote)\n\n\n\n\nAnd this application are able to tell who does not replies and the decisions of each, and etc.","2010-03-06T12:00:52","2010-03-06T12:00:52","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7358,{"$nulls":3},"I like this IDEA and support it.","2010-05-03T14:06:23","2010-05-03T14:06:23","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7360,{"$nulls":3},"PS....Lawrence, my I suggest that you make the title more descriptive....You are proposing a simple yet interesting SMS system to sent out multiple SMSs at once and to track responses, right?  It is a good IDEA and I hope you get more interest....\n\n\n\n\nI also would like a refinement of an actual count, rather than a pie chart....It could be any means of showing the response, but it may be more helpful for someone to get actual counts or maybe names for RSVPs for a party or the numbers of /names of who wants to go to which restaurant.....","2010-05-03T14:15:22","2010-05-03T14:15:22","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6366,{"$nulls":3},"I'm not sure how often I would use it, but it would be nice to have the option to do so.","2010-03-08T15:17:49","2010-03-12T10:06:52","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3701,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Press the menu-key to SHOW main-menu-- Press again to HIDE it","DRAWBACKS of the current S60(v5) main-menu switching:\n\n\n\n\n1. First, try open any app such as CALCULATOR.  Next, press menu-button to show the main-menu.  Now, exit from the menu and you will notice that the CALCULATOR disappears!  If not a BUG then it's a bad design.\n\nSOLUTION: The calculator app is supposed to be visible after you hide the main-menu.\n\n\n2. Open any app again such as CALCULATOR.  Next, press menu-button to show the main-menu.  Now press the menu-button again and it will show the home-screen instead of CALCULATOR!  It's REDUNDANT because there's a home-key(red-button) for showing the Home-screen.\n\nSOLUTION: If pressing the menu-key will show the main-menu, then pressing it again should simply hide it! Press again to show it... Hide, Show, Hide Show, Hide, Show.  While doing so, the calculator app should be visible when menu is hidden.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nBENEFIT: It's more intuitive and It minimizes the use of task manager every now and then.","2009-12-18T15:20:16","2009-12-18T17:16:20","BoyBawang",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,4]
[null,3702,{"$nulls":3},"There's one problem with this. You say that the red button works as a home key. This is not true for all applications. It's officially 'cancel', and for a lot of apps (especially the in-built ones) it returns you to the home-screen. For some, Spotify for example, pressing 'cancel' actually shuts the app. How to deal with this? ","2009-12-18T15:28:48","2009-12-19T03:09:16","brendand",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3706,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Boy Bawang,\n\n\n\n\n Please can you change the title of this idea to make it more specific. The current title is very broad and, though the explanation in the text explains it, it would make it easier for users to vote if you make the title more readily reflect your idea.\n\n\n\n\n Thanks,\n\n\n\n\n Freddie","2009-12-18T15:49:47","2009-12-18T16:30:01","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9333,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Priority Contacts","This idea is very simple, our mobile phone devices the main purposes is to be communicates. Some of the important person, messages, updates, feeds, SMS, calls, etc. we think is important we shall mark as priority.\n\nSo all the SMS, calls, tweets, updates, etc. from these people will treat it more specially or group it on top of all messages, SMS, etc. or auto reply special message while busy.\n\nThis features could added features to observed the behavior we treat our contacts and it could implement Bots as well.","2010-09-05T18:32:01","2010-10-15T11:47:07","lawrence27",0,100,"Expert review",35,0]
[null,9334,{"$nulls":3},"@ Our SMS Inbox keeps so many SMS, it is very effective if it could group base on our priority as well.\n\n@ Our community updates can be also priorities of special person to group on top","2010-09-05T18:33:32","2010-10-14T22:55:18","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9845,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Inform unclear explanation","Inform unclear explanation the main purpose is to tell the founder there is somebody not understand their explanation, so please refinement or rewrite for better understanding.\n\n\n\n\nIn this site will have peoples from all the worlds with different mother language, so it is very common other people do not understand what the author saying.\n\n\n\n\nWe should have \"Unclear Explanation\"  with a numbers counting and next to \"Report Abuse\". The number count is  numbers of people not understand.\n\nIt shall look like:\n\nReply | Unclear Explanation 3 | \t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t          \t\t\t\t\t\tReport Abuse\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-06T20:36:48","2010-10-06T20:36:48","lawrence27",0,36.29,"Voting and discussion",5,8]
[null,9848,{"$nulls":3},"@ Everyone's interpretation is different so not everyone will understand what we explaining\n\n@ To be better for all people to understanding, further refinement shall be needed. So how to know this? The best approach is someone tell us that they not understand it.","2010-10-07T01:30:22","2010-10-07T17:46:40","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9892,{"$nulls":3},"Lawrence, We are an open forum. If an idea is unclear, people usually say, \"could you explain that, or do you mean something like 'this'.\" We communicate with words and embrace the worldwide differences as positive, rather than negative. A tally only adds to the database, it is not value adding to the Symbian Foundation. If there are unclear idea, please feel free to engage with a community member and help to become involved in making an unclear idea CLEAR.....That is cool and how we are trying to collaborate....Communication is key!","2010-10-07T18:53:42","2010-10-07T18:53:42","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10613,"Mobile applications",null,"NEED HELP----MOBILE VIDEO CONVERTER","i am planning to develop an application that can convert any video format to 3gp and mp4 from mobile itself.so can anyone help me which lanugage is best to work with.....it can also be able to covert .vob file from mobile....\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\ncomments needed.......","2010-11-21T17:29:02","2010-11-27T09:58:35","sheiknaveed",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,10619,{"$nulls":3},"the app should also be able to convert DVD files such as .vob and others which are incompatible to a normal mobile phone.","2010-11-22T08:00:08","2010-11-23T07:53:53","sssharcccnd",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10624,{"$nulls":3},"this application can be very helpful who is always traveling......thy can convert it from mobile  itself.","2010-11-22T16:40:33","2010-11-22T16:40:33","sheiknaveed",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,118,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community"," 5 marketing mantras ","Based on observations, thoughts and an article I read, how do you feel about these (marketing) mantras:\n\n   1. Listening to our audience is more important than talking at them. They define the brand.\n   2. We can&apos;t ever hide behind the corporate brand. We are transparent and honest. Bad corporate behavior will damage our brand.\n   3. Share everything unless common sense or someone you respect is telling you not to. We are never ask anyone to sign an NDA.\n   4. PR is a primary concern for everyone. It directly impacts marketing and brand management. They are all part of the same department.\n   5. Social media is not a strategy. We need to understand it, and we are deploying it as a key tactic to grow our online presence which is our biggest marketing weapon. [Note that the social graph just makes it even more important that we have a good product i.e. the volume and quality of our earned media coverage will be directly proportional to the impact and quality of our product and ideas e.g. highest read blog posting is about the release plans.]","2009-04-15T11:32:11","2009-04-16T18:19:11","anatoliep",0,75.26,"Done!",2,1]
[null,297,{"$nulls":3},"Dear anatoliep.\n\n\n\n\nI really like your mantras ... but we need to have a more generic and dualistic insight of any mantras we go forward with - developers, Symbian Foundation, and fans/end users such as myself.\n\n\n\n\nLet me elaborate. Mr. Shelton stated a quote from a link.\n\n\n\n\n\"People&apos;s conversations are not media; they can&apos;t be purchased as such by advertisers. In other words, people don&apos;t talk whenever advertisers want them to and they won&apos;t say whatever advertisers tell them to -- so it isn&apos;t \"media\" like TV, print, and radio.\"\n\n\n\n\n&gt; This actually can be seen another way. People&apos;s Conversations - sms/emails/chat - CAN be considered media. If Symbian Foundation, and its partners look toward users of just how they use their mobile devices as tools to share communication by any means (Voice - cellular/voip - , Text, music, video, direction, etc) then it can be considered media for advertisement and hightening the brands awareness.\n\n\n\n\nWikipedia: In communication, media (singular Medium) are the storage and transmission tools used to store and deliver information or data. The adoption of a dominant communication medium is important enough that historians have folded civilization into \"ages\" according to the medium most widely used. A book titled \"Five Epochs of Civilization\" by William McGaughey (Thistlerose, 2000) divides history into the following stages: Ideographic writing produced the first civilization; alphabetic writing, the second; printing, the third; electronic recording and broadcasting, the fourth; and computer communication, the fifth. The media affects what people think about themselves and how they perceive people as well. What we think about self image and what others should look like comes from the media. The latest trend in communication, termed smartmobbing, involves ad-hoc organization through mobile devices, allowing for effective many-to-many communication and social networking.\n\n\n\n\n^ This defines the era we live in.\n\n\n\n\nSymbian Foundation OS can empower developers and partners to create new products &amp; services - improving on old ones, pioneering new ones. SF can create a new experience of interaction - I&apos;d LOVE to see IM video chat supported natively from AIM/YahooIM/MSN/GTalk/etc.","2009-04-28T03:31:10","2009-04-28T03:31:10","Prom1",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,323,{"$nulls":3},"&gt; Listening to our audience is more important than talking at them.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWhich audience? The potential external developers? The device manufacturers? The end consumers?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSeems to me that the Foundation has a number of different audiences and I would hope there is a different model for listening frequently to each of them - and publishing the results.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAnyway - I believe that could be changed to \"Listening to to each of our diverse audience groups\" or similar.","2009-04-28T11:02:17","2009-04-28T11:02:17","dadurant",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,120,{"$nulls":3},"I like them all but for number (5).  I don&apos;t believe that social media is either a strategy or a tactic.  Open engagement with the market is a strategy.  Social media is one space where such engagement should take place.  Engagement must also take place at events, 1:1 discussions, business partnerships, etc.\n\n\n\n\nI really like this author&apos;s definition of social media: http://www.clickz.com/3633341\n\n\n\n\n\"People&apos;s conversations are not media; they can&apos;t be purchased as such by advertisers. In other words, people don&apos;t talk whenever advertisers want them to and they won&apos;t say whatever advertisers tell them to -- so it isn&apos;t \"media\" like TV, print, and radio.\"\n\n\n\n\nI also have small point on item (4) -- that we should be careful about what we mean when we use the term \"PR\" - it is heavily weighted with all of the spin and message control that \"PR\" has been known for -- so we should be sure that we mean open communications, not spin.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-04-15T14:02:08","2009-04-18T23:47:08","tshelton",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1910,"Symbian Foundation","Make development easier","Directory of tools on the Developer site","On the Developer site, we&#39;ve a Tools &amp; Kits section.  Currently, the only tools available are those provided by Symbian.  It would be useful to have a directory of tools available by Member companies as well.  \n\nWhile not all tools are free, having the directory will allow the community to get full range of what&#39;s available for them.  I can envision some Member companies making some tools available for free to build reputation as well (allowing users to rate/comment on tools).","2009-10-26T14:42:37","2010-06-11T15:35:47","adetaylor",0,100,"Closed",6,0]
[null,2934,"Mobile applications",null,"Accesibility application of multiple preset reminders with vibrate,sound and/or blink alarm","My idea is to have an acessibility application that can be managed by a care provider via a PC or MAC, or on the mobile itself.  This is specifically for ADD/ADHD/ALS cognitive impairment and other disability communities.  It wopuld be great to have preset reminders that can be set for a person and would benefit the accessibility community greatly.  Specific reminders are: take medication, brush teeth, shower/bathe, get on bus, come home, call home, do homework, stay focused, check the mail, You have a medical appointment today, Did you remember your backpack, eat breakfast, eat lunch, eat dinner, and some more Activity of Daily Living (ADL) functions.  These preset items could set a blink, vibrate or sound alarm. Many people are looking for this Application and if it is already on your mobile, it would be great.  ","2009-11-26T17:13:20","2009-11-26T17:13:19","ginau",0,100,"Voting and discussion",26,0]
[null,8290,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing this back to the community for review, comment and voting.\n\n\n\n\nPlease understand, I have purchased the one app available for this function and it does not 1) have enough alarms 2) Randomly works 3) Is not adequate and reliable on a Nokia N97 Mini\n\n\n\n\nCould we please attract more accessibility developers to the Symbian OS and Symbian app development?\n\n\n\n\nThis is a rather easy program to develop and market.  What is needed is an alarm with verbal or chime commands (verbal preferred) which works for someone who takes meds 7 times a day, needs reminders to start and stop tasks, needs social cuing, needs direction for ACTIVITIES OF DAILY LIVING and a talking alarm with multiple available reminders is a must.\n\n\n\n\nPlease someone develop this idea into a product.  It is needed!","2010-07-11T05:38:23","2010-07-11T05:38:23","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2944,{"$nulls":3},"*Message edited* I just re-read the idea I really like the idea of being able to programme multiple reminders. I needed that this morning :P ","2009-11-27T09:51:05","2009-11-30T18:07:51","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3474,{"$nulls":3},"Ok, in scanning through the multiple IDEAs this is very common request.  It doesn't matter if it is multiple accessibility ALARMs, which myself and Stenlik (this is great for blind too), and others have posted, or if this is a multiple reminders function, like Fahkre A, Lawrence L  and Boy Bawang have also made posts about for personal and business applications.  I am probably forgetting some people who have very good posts and support this IDEA in some way, sorry about that! There is a trend and a need for a better alarms system, controlled programming of alarms and settings, send times, pre-programmable alarms options of actions for the disabled, cuing people to keep on task for an exam or a task, and improvements with snooze alarms and much more..... It is crystal clear that there is a need for refinement and improvement of the reminders and alarms for Symbian devices for accessibility, personal, and businessreasons.  Please do not let this IDEA get to diffuse.  It is all is under the same UMBRELLA of improving and expanding upon the current REMINDERS FUNCTIONALITY!\n\n\n\n\nThe DISABILITY COMMUNITY NEEDS this, as there are too many overpriced, under-performing expensive devices and APPs available.  The BUSINESS and PERSONAL NEEDS are reflected in too numerous to count posts by others.\n\n\n\n\nIf you already have multiple reminders on the N97, than that is a great start!  However, your SF IDEAS community has spoken, and, we would like to have this feature revisited and improved for all devices and we have multiple very good IDEAs which could be integrated into the current system and would improve sales of either core platform devices or applications.","2009-12-14T15:45:36","2009-12-14T15:45:36","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6300,{"$nulls":3},"Moderation crew, please note accessibility theme.  i will start collating comments that are like/same and placing them under this as a refinement, if that is applicble. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIf you find IDEAS posted which go under this, please email me the link.  Thanks!","2010-03-05T19:39:37","2010-03-05T19:39:37","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6310,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Gina,\n\n\n\n\n What I think SF Ideas site should have a Separate Category for acessibility application- and them we can collect all the idea falling in this category - and  refine them accordingly. ","2010-03-06T04:48:23","2010-05-25T05:02:46","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6329,{"$nulls":3},"There are a REAL lot of accessibility posts, which is great.  I have alraedy tagged most and would like to see if Freddie and Susana agree. Will  bring up in next meeting.\n\n\n\n\n I liked Marcus G's post, and we could make a focus group and really accomplish a lot.  The need and desire to make these features is there, but this is a major undertaking.....","2010-03-06T14:43:26","2010-03-06T14:43:26","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4309,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Susana, I know that we had a lot of IDEAs which could be refinements to this and that there were requests to collate went out to a few people.  Has there been any progress, or can I help in any way.","2010-01-11T22:01:34","2010-01-11T22:01:33","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7670,{"$nulls":3},"I have purchased Talking Alarms through OVI and  been using it for about a week or more. It is not consistent on my N97 mini and therefore, I am bringing this back up front.\n\n\n\n\nWe need  dependable accessibility tool which can cue all the time when programmed. The current Talking Alarms on the N97 Talks sometimes and is very oddly random.\n\n\n\n\nPlease someone develop an application which can talk, cue, is reliable, easy to use, and which programs more than 15 alarms. It also needs more choices, like every other day, Tuesday and Thursday, and other combination which are not just a simple calender.","2010-05-25T05:09:45","2010-05-25T05:09:45","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3323,{"$nulls":3},"This idea is a similar post to a post that was done later http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=2991 .  If these two posts are collated under this IDEA thread (as this was posted prior to the other post), than the community voting and trend of this being an attractive function become more apparent.","2009-12-10T04:52:13","2009-12-10T04:52:12","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3190,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Animated Menu Icon","A new set of animated menu icon to be shown on new Symbian Menu Screen to show more fun and life. Compare to static menu icon, the animated menu icon will able to present more meaningful than traditional icon. 3D animation and cartoon animated icon are always enjoyed by all peoples.","2009-12-05T08:38:41","2010-08-03T16:15:59","lawrence27",0,48.73,"Closed",11,7]
[null,6148,{"$nulls":3},"I think we should concentrate more on productivity them draining the power of device.","2010-03-03T05:28:22","2010-03-12T13:41:27","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3684,{"$nulls":3},"It would not use much CPU if you showing GIF format image.","2009-12-18T00:27:36","2010-03-14T10:33:31","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6029,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Lawrence, Could you please update or refine this for voting, or could we close it out for now?","2010-02-28T16:33:40","2010-02-28T16:33:40","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6337,{"$nulls":3},"With today's Mobile Processor power, Gigabytes of Phone Memory and Great Devices in the market. We should not continue the traditional Menu Screen approach, Menu Screen approach started from [menu listing] &gt;&gt; [menu page] &gt;&gt; [menu icon]. We should have little extra to provide an option for user with 3D and animated icon Menu Screen. There is lot of option like [Rubik Cube Menu], [Row Rotate Menu], [3D Circle Rotate Menu], etc","2010-03-07T09:24:36","2010-03-24T06:19:22","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,1]
[null,7109,{"$nulls":3},"Quote: \"3D animation and cartoon animated icon are always enjoyed by all peoples.\"\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nTotally false supposition!  Many people ***HATE*** them!  Another good reason to make them configurable.","2010-04-17T01:40:43","2010-04-17T01:40:43","wildrumpus",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3958,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Customizable keyboard layouts","We should be able to fully customize the on-screen (and physical?) keyboard layout, configure the mapping, the alignement, and the spacing of keys, etc.\n\n\n\n\nAnd have an interface to switch between the layouts easily.\n\n\n\n\nThis would allow to optimize the keyboard to our use/language, and to use alternative layouts (like dvorak and others).","2009-12-27T13:07:25","2010-10-15T12:01:13","Yaminou",0,100,"Expert review",30,0]
[null,3959,{"$nulls":3},"I will welcome such option... but getting used to whatever factory layout is not really big deal for me.","2009-12-27T14:39:57","2009-12-27T14:41:28","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3963,{"$nulls":3},"I like this and it has been a very distinguishable trend.  I think that a few options of keyboard layouts may be the best way to go.  We have had about 5-10 submissions on good keyboard interfaces/layouts that have been good IDEAs.  If the various options are choices for the mobile user (either as downloads or settings), this will improve the user experience, increase the happiness with Symbian products and could give the WOW factor that has been mentioned so frequently.  I hope the multiple keyboard layouts become a IDEA which all the high vote IDEAs have a team to develop and to make available. ","2009-12-27T19:31:28","2009-12-27T19:31:27","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5327,{"$nulls":3},"I do like this idea, I was just thinking the same thing. Symbian should offer this option to allow users to choose which keyboard to use and when to use it. A good example of this would be if I'm in a text input window and don't feel the need to open my physical keyboard, if I select the input box a virtual qwerty keyboard should come up if I have the phone in landscape or have it selected in auto-rotate mode and it  should rotate to all four orientations. I also should be able to choose the virtual keyboard that pops up as the default, so if I'm in portrait mode and have my T9 selected as the default keyboard it should come up as well as if I have my mini-qwerty keyboard selected for portrait than it should  display. I also would like add in the ability to choose up to three languages as default keyboards and be able to select on the fly any necessary additional characters. I just want the option to choose how i input text on my phone.","2010-02-08T15:54:06","2010-02-08T18:16:08","nickelz",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4470,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Design UI to be used with only one hand and handedness","In my opinion it is interesting to create an UI that requires only one hand to be operated, with only thumb used to command the most important applications (homescreen, contacts, dialing, browser, media player, bluetooth, settings, agenda, SMS, etc) .\n\n\n\n\nI know a lot of people that do not like so much touch screens due to the \"two hands nature\" where one hand holds the phone while the other hand  controls the UI (using index finger).\n\n\n\n\nIf we use configurable scrollbars/back (right or left) it would help to use the phone with only one hand, but it may be not enough (I thing this is already covered in this idea).","2010-01-15T15:06:06","2010-10-11T16:34:53","marcelobarrosalmeida",0,100,"Expert review",39,0]
[null,10018,{"$nulls":3},"I agree!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-09T09:53:27","2010-10-09T09:53:27","Tallert",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10112,{"$nulls":3},"For all the accessibility people who need this badly and all users. I give you the 30th......","2010-10-11T16:33:48","2010-10-11T16:33:48","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7798,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Quick Bluetooth toggle direct from volume control bar","The first requirement is that volume bar should pop-up when the volume rocker is pressed just like in Android and Windows Mobile.\n\n\n\n\nAt the bottom is a Bluetooth toggle that automatically transfers sound to the pre configured BT headset assuming it's already ON.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-05-30T06:46:44","2010-05-30T09:35:50","BoyBawang",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,9546,{"$nulls":3},"One thing I really like about Symbian is that pressing the volume control doesn't change the volume of your ringer or anything for that matter unless you're playing music in the background. That's where your Profiles come into play. Each one has a set volume to it that always stays the same, and you can create new profiles and set them as you please. I like that a lot because I don't want accidentally hit my volume rocker and have it affecting my ringer volume. I like that my Profiles are the only thing that controls that. I had the Galaxy S for AT&amp;T for a week and that was one of a bunch of things I really didn't like. I hope Symbian keeps the setup they have now.","2010-09-18T03:54:07","2010-09-18T03:54:06","NseriesFreak7",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8061,{"$nulls":3},"The advantage of this system is that you can intuitively redirect sound to bluetooth right from the volume keys. No need to dig deep into the menus.  The pairing just happens once so this feature simply works as quick switch to toggle back and forth between speaker and bluetooth.","2010-06-21T05:13:34","2010-06-21T05:13:34","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,119,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","Kill The Smart Phone Show","OK - Being deliberately provocative in the title of this post.  I don&apos;t think we have to \"kill\" the show -- and I do understand that there are benfits derived from bringing the Symbian community together even if it means forcing everyone to fly to London from everywhere else...\n\n\n\n\nBut therein lies the challenge. Why are we telling everyone else to come to us, rather than going to them??  And EVEN MORE PRESSING:\n\n\n\n\nThe regular suspects who know and love Symbian are likely to be more willing to travel and yet are close to London.  \n\nThe people whose hearts and minds we have yet to win are in China, in the US, in South America -- e.g. A LONG WAY from London, and these are people who are very UNLIKELY to fly to London.\n\n\n\n\nSo by having a smart phone show in London, aren&apos;t we just \"preaching to the choir\" ?\n\n\n\n\n\nAnd given our desperate need to expand the base of supporters, shouldn&apos;t we be making every effort to get out to the markets themselves?\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-04-15T13:39:03","2009-04-15T13:39:03","tshelton",0,72.21,"Being done",5,2]
[null,516,{"$nulls":3},"Hmmm.\n\n\n\n\nAs a newcomer, the conversation seems to be a tension between two disparate goals:\n\n\n\n\n* To encourage engagement of developers with the Symbian platform\n\n\n\n\n* To market the Symbian platform (to USA etc).\n\n\n\n\nFrom an external point of view, I see probably the key target at the moment is to prove that the &apos;open source&apos; idea works and does what&apos;s claimed (without that proof Symbian OS will be perceived as an underfunded Nokia OS - not an enchanting prospect to developers, nor to Nokia).  So we&apos;d want:\n\n\n\n\n* A Big event\n\n\n\n\n* An optimistic event, with new developments, new announcements\n\n\n\n\n* Lots of learning going on, to encourage all to attend.\n\n\n\n\n* Real decision making happening and involvement of different workshops in different events.\n\n\n\n\nThe model I&apos;d use is Java One.  It&apos;s semi technical (I once found myself there as the only person in 5000 with a tie - but that&apos;s California for you), an excellent learning experience, but with a clear commercial focus as well.  Lots of presentations on all kinds of things.  Lots of interaction.  Relatively small entry fee.\n\n\n\n\nHow does that sound?\n\n\n\n\n- Charles\n\n\n\n\nCharles Weir, Penrillian\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2009-05-07T10:22:23","2009-05-07T10:23:57","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,517,{"$nulls":3},"Another late-comer to the discussion: I am coming to this discussion with my contributor hat on.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI strongly believe that open source communities need an event which acts as a focalpoint to come together, network, solve concrete technical problems, for contributors to promote themselves, for prospective contributors and adopters to make connections and gage whether/how they should engage, etc. \n\n\n\n\nHowever those type of community events, examples are EclipseCon and ApacheCon, are very different from the SPS. They are events from the community, organised by the community (with help from the open source foundation) for the community. See my notes on EclipseCon this year: http://my.symbian.org/share/page/site/CommunityManagementBestPractices/document-details?nodeRef=workspace://SpacesStore/bb6ae30b-922c-469f-8500-0a54d04787db\n\n\n\n\nThe majority of the content at these events is technical, but often there are business tracks, where member companies share experiences on how to make money in an open source environment.\n\n\n\n\nGiven that we are serving a global community, the event should probably be held in different locations every year: I don&apos;t have a strong view on a specific location. Often there is also a strong element of sponsorship: i.e. the event is sponsored and fincancially supported by the membership.\n\n\n\n\nTiming is also important: if the packages are not open to promote themselves, engage with their users, find new contributors, etc. a community event will not work. If we do not yet have a relatively diverse community with different contributing companies this will also not work.\n\n\n\n\n-- Lars","2009-05-07T12:05:49","2009-05-07T12:05:49","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,522,{"$nulls":3},"The simple solution to the &apos;preaching to the choir&apos; issue is to have it in different locations each year, just like the Bluetooth SIG meetings and various other development expos. Having said that, that approach is becoming less popular with the current economic climes.","2009-05-07T15:44:18","2009-05-07T15:44:18","brendand",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,123,{"$nulls":3},"Yes, I agree.  First, the name Smartphone Show has two things wrong with it from a Symbian Foundation perspective, Smartphone (too narrow on product category) and Show (sounds like we&apos;re selling the platform - which we still are, sort of, but it doesn&apos;t fit with the open source ethos).\n\n\n\n\nHistorically the Smartphone Show has been almost entirely about networking and business development - I think we can achieve that with good representation at other people&apos;s events (like OSiM and MWC).  Last year there was some more developer focussed stuff which was pretty popular.  In future though, I think there&apos;s a great opportunity to follow the model of other open source foundations - have an event for developers that actually contribute to the platform, or plan to, focussed on current and future development, not selling what&apos;s already been developed or services to develop new stuff.  This can be fairly low budget!  Developers need some space to meet, some power for their laptops and some beer in the evening.  What on earth Nokia are thinking holding their developer conference in Monaco (one of the most expensive cities in the world with very poor international air links) is completely beyond me.\n\n\n\n\nLondon is not such a bad place to hold a conference at the moment - it is extremely well connected internationally and the current weakness of the pound makes it relatively cheap compared to most alternatives.  Most of the developers who contribute to the platform will still be in Europe this year, so I wouldn&apos;t propose changing it just now.  There may well be a case for 2 or 3 developer events annually though - Europe, US and Asia.  You should be able to do all of those on the same budget as the Smartphone Show.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-04-15T17:03:32","2009-04-15T17:03:32","markw",{"$nulls":3},3,0]
[null,124,{"$nulls":3},"(*) Definitely agree with the need to go out to the people we want to talk to -- rather than expect them to magically come to us. We should achieve this through our online networks, using other events where the people we want to talk to hang out (OSiM is a great example from Mark), local smallish events, etc.\n\n\n\n\n(*) Any way we can make the show a more worldwide experience so everyone isn&apos;t forced to fly to a specific location would be good. Any ideas?\n\n\n\n\n(*) I don&apos;t see this as mutually exclusive to having a big annual event. Personally I quite like the idea of a big annual event that acts as a focal point for the engaged community like WWDC. As you say - I don&apos;t think that it&apos;s a great outreach tool and we shouldn&apos;t kid ourselves that it is. Whether this should be in London is a great question; for practical reasons it really has to be in London in 2009 - but for 2010 we should look to see where we need to be.\n\n\n\n\n(*) \"Smartphone Show\" is all kinds of wrong as a name and we agreed on Tuesday to change it. In addition to the reasons Mark says - if we want to talk about change then it sends entirely the wrong message if we have the same name.\n\n\n\n\n(*) Just have to say that the Monaco thing baffles me too. I thought they said \"Toronto\" the first time I heard it and that made far more sense (which tells you something).\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-04-15T22:52:52","2010-11-18T18:46:09","antony",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,131,{"$nulls":3},"I have been reviewing the various blog postings regarding the SPS and will comment on some aspects via email to get some initial feedback.\n\n\n \n\n\nHolding a 2009 Event\n\n\nIt is already agreed that we are to have a SPS this October. As a reminder, some factors previously discussed:\n\n\n&middot; It would cost a minimum of &pound;300,000 to cancel it now and we are under contract to hold this event in 2009 at Earls Court 2\n\n\n&middot; I still feel that it is important to address the needs of our existing community; there has been feedback that some are disappointed at the lack of news regarding the SF and how this impacts them and their business strategies, so we have an opportunity to provide updates, support, etc.\n\n\n&middot; Many people that have attended the show in the past are keen to ensure that there are representatives from the whole value chain present and the show &amp; SF can facilitate and support the end-to-end journey for developers from product development to route to market\n\n\n&middot; There is a lot of value in having one established flagship event that is credible to attract all members (and potential members) of the community\n\n\n&middot; Wherever any such flagship event is held, some attendees will have to travel to it from somewhere\n\n\n&middot; It important for us to provide information, support and tools through many channels throughout the year but there are major benefits in having face to face interaction, networking and access to SF &amp; industry experts in one place &ndash; but we need to ensure that there is value and the value is recognised by all in order for people to justify their attendance &ndash; this is where great content, news, etc. is vital to ensure that people are not disappointed\n\n\n&middot; We should also certainly think about how to attract new audiences beyond the &apos;smartphone&apos; arena - for example MIDs seem to becoming increasingly talked about as a segment\n\n\n&middot; Cutting the budget could mean that certain activities could not be supported and we will therefore need to prioritise what these elements are.\n\n\n \n\n\nThe show could definitely be moved each year between the US, Asia and Europe. However, there are also benefits (e.g., volume discounts from suppliers, venues, etc.) in keeping the same geographical location for a flagship event. With this in mind, it may be better to keep the UK event and hold complementary events in the US and Asia once we have more of a community base there (these could be combined with member meetings etc). Or smaller, regular &lsquo;roadshow&rsquo; events to help evangelize and build that base up. However, depending on the regional interest levels, sponsorship and exhibition revenues may not fund these events and therefore further costs may need to be absorbed by the SF.\n\n\n \n\n\nIn the meantime, I totally agree that we should be attending or supporting other community events to help raise awareness and build up our community in these locations. There is a separate event strategy and target list for that.\n\n\n \n\n\nNaming/Branding\n\n\nIn the marketing meeting on Tuesday it was decided that the name and the branding should be changed:\n\n\n \n\n\n&middot; There have been various names discussed on the Symbian &amp; ideas blog, some of them very good. The name will need to appeal to all audiences &ndash; and for SF that is wider than before (with the &lsquo;smartphone&rsquo; focus). Personally, I like the idea of an &lsquo;open&rsquo; theme. The blog idea was Symbian.Open() which makes sense to one particular audience only, but I believe we can build on that and run the &lsquo;open&rsquo; theme through various sub-sections of the event:\n\n\n \n\n\nSymbian Open                  - the entire event itself\n\n\nSymbian.Open()               - the developer sessions\n\n\nOpen source                      - live coding sessions\n\n\nOpen for business           - commercial tracks\n\n\nOpen to ideas                    - panels\n\n\nOpen bar                             - the party ;-)\n\n\nOpen markets                   - live prediction market features \n\n\nOpen to new ideas          - overall event strapline\n\n\n \n\n\nThe &lsquo;open&rsquo; doesn&rsquo;t just have to be about open source it can be open for everything, ideas, innovation, etc., etc.                \n\n\n \n\n\nAnother suggestion is &lsquo;The Symbian Confab&rsquo; but I am not as keen on this.\n\n\n \n\n\nAny thoughts?\n\n\n \n\n\n&middot; If we can get some agreement to push through the SF brand I will look at some mock ups to show how we could use accents of the brand for the show. \n\n\n \n\n\nThe name, brand and the themes are the most vital things to agree before we move onto discussions about specific activities &ndash; most activities will be possible, budget permitting, and we will allocate budget to ensure that the most important activities are addressed at this show. \n\n\n \n\n\nI like the idea of focussing the theme of the event around openness and new ideas which would work well with incorporating the live prediction market element into the show. There are also a number of other areas that we can try to engage with other regional audiences whether they are at the show or not and we will work on coming up with new and exciting show features that will encourage interaction and engagement. \n\n\n \n\n\nBeyond 2009\n\n\nThere needs to be a wider discussion regarding the event for 2010 onwards and there are many items to address:\n\n\n \n\n\n&middot; Overall structure, aims, channels/tools, etc. relating to how we approach the event (or multiple different events) in order to reach and serve our audiences\n\n\n&middot; The contract with our current event agency that owns the profit and loss expires after the 2009 event so 2010 onwards is all open to new negotiation\n\n\n&middot; We need to look at the current financial &amp; strategic model we have for the event soon since we will need to have a new agency and an agreed finance model in place before the 2009 event, for whatever we want to do in 2010\n\n\n&middot; We need a clear message to give to the community at the 2009 show and there are plenty of events that are would be happy to snatch up our existing exhibitor base. These plans would need to be aligned and discussed in relation to the marketing strategy.","2009-04-16T16:14:24","2009-04-23T10:18:01","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},4,0]
[null,143,{"$nulls":3},"This seems to be a very poorly-worded discussion topic, it&apos;s impossible to know what we&apos;re supposed to be voting for or against.\n\n\n\n\nTo me \"Kill the smartphone show\" means don&apos;t have any more yearly Symbian events.\n\n\n\n\nTo the original poster, the phrase is about holding smartphone show events away from Europe.\n\n\n\n\nTo some of the other people who have replied, the phrase seems to be about renaming the smartphone show.\n\n\n\n\nSome have suggested multiple events.\n\n\n\n\nWhat, exactly, is it that is being proposed? Termination? Moving to China? Moving to the US? Renaming? Splintering? Something else?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nFor a vote-based system to work you have to put forward specific proposals, not just talk about what&apos;s wrong with the status quo. There are problems with practically everything in the world, but there isn&apos;t always a better alternative.","2009-04-17T14:14:31","2009-04-23T13:33:33","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,241,{"$nulls":3},"Hi all, maybe I am little late but would like to comment some points here. I agree with Mark regarding the focus of such show, it would be better to have more technical stuff and not only a bunch of announcements and biz promotion. Ok, there are some tech events along the current show but they are not the center of it. And yes, it would be great to have it on emerging markets (like Brazil, where I live), so maybe having it along Forum Nokia Tech Days would be just great and feasible. Yet I do agree with Mark as I try to understand the reasons why Nokia has chosen Monaco as the place for its first annual dev summit, it would be better to have it elsewhere, at least in a place where English is easily spoken. Just my humble contribution!\n\n\n\n\nKind regards, Juarez","2009-04-26T05:08:25","2009-04-26T05:08:25","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,254,{"$nulls":3},"Hmm, \"Mobilise with Symbian\"/\"Symbian in Motion\"? Although I don&apos;t know if it has the same ring as Symbian.Open().","2009-04-26T19:41:40","2009-04-27T09:38:31","vmlemon",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,887,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Improve call list and contacts views","(not entirely convinced by this ideas thing - but I&apos;ll give it a go)\n\n\n\n\nIt occurred to me the other day that I don&apos;t use the Call List view in S60 much - the app which shows the dialled numbers when you press the green button. It shows you that last 10 people you called, which is fine, but would it not make more sense if it showed you the people you call most? This view could easily be implemented in the Log Engine with a new tab in the Log Viewer app.\n\n\n\n\nAlso, whenever I open the contacts application is starts by showing me an alphabetically sorted list of contacts. Again, it would be more useful if it first showed me the people I search for most?\n\n\n\n\nI find that it takes alot of key presses to do anything in S60. Changes like this are likely to be more important for Touch devices with no keyboard?","2009-06-08T12:58:46","2009-12-14T14:46:04","peterh",0,97.71,"Expert review",63,1]
[null,1539,{"$nulls":3},"I don't know if the idea of a call log is really needed. The idea of a contact list should already support the logging of messaging and call related data per contact. If you will, click on a contact, and instead of seeing that normal list of phone fields, there would be a simply summary screen to which an individualized log of all communications would be kept, in addtion to being able to start any messaging item right from that screen.\n\n\n\n\nThis would improve this feature, and general usability of contacts as social objects overall.","2009-08-15T04:33:13","2009-11-08T13:51:50","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1031,{"$nulls":3},"Getting back to the original topic... Improvements to the Call List and Contacts views are fantastic ideas. There will be a reference design for the platform that is part of Symbian^4, and that design will be up for enhancement by the community. There&apos;s still time to make changes to the applications for S^3, but proposals would need to come in soon. My hunch is that suggestions for improvements to the UI of applications will receive close attention from the package owners and the UI Council. I say that because I happen to be lucky enough to look after the UI Council. :)\n\n\n\n\nPeter Harper: Please send me some of your ideas. I&apos;m here to help if you&apos;d like to contribute enhancements.","2009-06-11T23:22:39","2009-06-11T23:22:39","scottw",{"$nulls":3},3,0]
[null,1551,{"$nulls":3},"I would also question the real-time-re-sorting of my contacts list. To go along with this, we would also need to have an improved search facility. In non-touch Symbian devices, I can easily enter a few characters to narrow down the list. This works exceptionally well, and is usually how I find a contact. However, in touch Symbian devices, the 'search' functionality is handled with an ever-changing, oddly placed onscreen list of characters (it's not really so much of a keyboard), and these characters change based on your entries.\n\n\n\n\nWhile this setup is great because it only shows you letters that *could* result in a match (i.e. if you press C, and you don't have any names with Cz, then the second 'set' of letters shown after you enter C will not have the z button), it is ever-changing, which makes it difficult to use in situations where you are not concentrating on what you're doing. It basically thrusts your phone into the center of attention, rather than allowing the intended connection be the center of attention, as it should be.\n\n\n\n\nPerhaps this is an idea that should splinter off on its own, though?","2009-08-16T18:42:00","2009-08-16T18:42:00","symbianguru",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4931,{"$nulls":3},"I would like to talk about the shortcomings of the current Contact and Call List apps:\n\n\n\n\n1. In Contacts there's no way to see the whole text (email, or phone number) of the contact if it exceeds the field's visible lenght.\n\n\n\n\n2. While editing a contact it's impossible to cancel that operation. I had some bad times deleting a phone number accidentally from a contact while editing; there is no way to restore it!\n\n\n\n\n3. Call List never shows the phone number if it has the name of the caller. I don't find it convinent to refer to general call log every time you need to know, which number was dialed.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSo, for the above mentioned I suggest:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n1. Enlarge the visible lenght of the text fields or enable autoscrolling for long text.\n\n\n\n\n2. Just add a cancel option in editing mode.\n\n\n\n\n3. Add phone number to the name displayed. Moreover, make the number to be shown on homescreen when dialed to.","2010-01-26T19:19:03","2010-01-26T19:19:03","AlexTee",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1094,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Peter,\n\n\n\n\nI&apos;m just mail my suggestion about contact prediction to Devid Wood and he invite me to that portal, so I just read your idea here.\n\n\n\n\nI have a similar problem with Log and Contats applications, but I suggest a more complex decision: contact ranking and prediction. Actially all my ideas are written in document, which I upload here:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://ideas.symbian.org/resources/files/281/research.doc\n\n\n\n\nThat approach is more complex and take more resources, but i think its still have some advantages (ex., i can display popular and recent contacts (for a while) in one list, so user dont need to switch between views to recall to a new unknown incoming number). On other hand, that advantages may be not so big to implement that, but that dont mean such upproach dont need to be investigated.\n\n\n\n\nPlease, everybodie, take a look. And i&apos;m looking forward for your opinions.","2009-06-16T11:19:57","2009-11-08T13:46:50","Truf",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2411,{"$nulls":3},"Are you talking something like a Favorite feature? Where you have a commonly called list?\n\nI do use the Call log (a lot actually), most times when I am in a meeting and I miss calls, Call Log is what I use. \n\nHow about unification of the Contacts/CallLog/Fav...? In my thinking a simple UI is more useful than anything gimmicky..","2009-11-08T10:38:53","2009-11-08T10:38:53","rvijapurapu",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,5750,{"$nulls":3},"Most frequently used callers looks like favourite contacts....do I miss anything?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nLucian","2010-02-19T14:47:13","2010-02-19T14:47:13","lucianp",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,888,{"$nulls":3},"&gt;It shows you that last 10 people you called, which is fine, but would it not make more sense if it showed you the people you call most?...\n\n\n\n\nThis is the kind of change I&apos;m expecting that third party developers will make to the S60 PIM functionality soon after the relevant source code is placed into Open Source.  I wrote up this scenario some time ago, here\n\n\n\n\n&gt;This view could easily be implemented in the Log Engine with a new tab in the Log Viewer app...\n\n\n\n\nSounds like you&apos;re one of the people who could make this change!\n\n\n\n\n&gt;not entirely convinced by this ideas thing\n\n\n\n\nBy the way, I&apos;m hoping that two things will come out of the ideas site:\n\n\n\nWe&apos;ll reach agreement on which ideas are worth implementing\nPeople will come forward and say, \"Hey, I can make that idea happen...\"","2009-06-08T13:29:59","2009-06-08T13:29:59","dw2",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,889,{"$nulls":3},"&gt; Sounds like you&apos;re one of the people who could make this change!\n\n\n\n\nI might know the person who&apos;s to blame for the call logging engine \n\n\n\n\n&gt; Sounds like you&apos;re one of the people who could make this change!\n\n\n\n\nI&apos;d love to get in and fix some of the problems that just weren&apos;t practical to fix in the old Symbian world. Your (I mean our) problem will be that there&apos;s not much point putting any effort into fixing something unless a manufacturer is prepared to make use of it. A discussion for somewhere else I suspect.","2009-06-08T13:44:46","2009-11-11T06:14:53","peterh",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2425,{"$nulls":3},"I like being able to see my last ten calls. This list usually provides a combination of the people I call most, plus those who I&#39;m currently likely to be calling because for some reason I&#39;m having some sort of ongoing conversation with them (often I might not even have their number in my contacts list e.g. &#39;someone at the bank&#39;).\n","2009-11-09T10:33:07","2009-11-09T10:33:07","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2436,{"$nulls":3},"The phonebook / contacts is where it&#39;s at.\n\nIdeally I would see this kind of option in the main contacts, have been disappointed by S60 contacts for a long time, with no helpfulness built in\n\n","2009-11-09T15:25:42","2009-11-09T15:25:42","mike_bradford",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4784,{"$nulls":3},"Another tab in the call log showing most frequently used callers would be a nice addition. The N97 however, implements your other idea. See, if you have your two favorites widgets on the homescreen, your 8 favorite callers will show up at the top of your contacts list.","2010-01-24T06:10:13","2010-01-24T06:10:12","NseriesFreak7",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3191,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Animated Assistance","A Animated assistance showing in somewhere on the mobile screen to help user for many things and guidance, turn on and off features, immediate setting change, help, command, shortcuts, application integrated informative, console messages, etc. This Animated Assistance is similar to Microsoft Office Assistance where this is for the mobile phone which like your companion who assist you doing things quickly.","2009-12-05T08:45:26","2010-08-29T22:02:06","lawrence27",0,18.33,"Closed",4,9]
[null,6517,{"$nulls":3},"Few example of implement this idea could turn to be:\n\n\n\n\n* Mini radar which able to find preset and free WIFI and it can show how strong the signal, profile, upload &amp; download transmission, GPS info, Using HSDPA or 3G, GSM Station, etc.\n\n\n\n\n* Weather Man which tell us the weather forecast for today, tomorrow, next few days, this morning, noon, evening, night, temperature, winds, show, rain, etc.\n\n\n\n\n* Mini Financial Board to Highlight for top 10 actives, gainers, looser, preferences, for latest price info, volumes, index, Currency Exchange, Currency Converter, Calculator, Fixed Deposit Rate, and etc.\n\n\n\n\n* Mini Secretary that tells you the appointment of the day, show you date-time, to-do task, alarm, reminders, who's birthday, event, venues, Calendar, Lunar Calendar, Dictionary, Voice Memo, messages from SMS &amp; emails, preference contacts where it could sync from your outlook or etc.\n\n\n\n\n* Mini App Manager that show your running tasks, go-to shortcuts, recent run apps, frequent run apps, preset apps, phone settings, Media Player, Advance Search, Games, etc.\n\n\n\n\n* Mini RSS Feed manager, Community Console, etc.\n\n\n\n\n* More..\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-14T15:40:01","2010-03-24T06:26:07","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6037,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Lawrence,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThis IDEA may need refinement or clarification so voting can continue.  please review.  If no action is done, than this IDEA will be closed out by mod team.","2010-02-28T16:58:41","2010-02-28T16:58:41","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6057,{"$nulls":3},"I dont really think we need any Animated Assistance in Symbian OS. This OS is known for its Simple UI interface.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-01T04:20:52","2010-03-01T04:22:35","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3259,{"$nulls":3},"As long as this didn&#39;t take up too much room, and if I could delete it afterwards then I wouldn&#39;t mind having it :) but I don&#39;t really feel that I would use it.  My dad probably would though","2009-12-07T10:57:11","2009-12-07T10:57:11","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3264,{"$nulls":3},"I see you&#39;re trying to make a phone call.... Please, no. If your users need something like this, then your UI is either badly designed, over complicated, or both. It&#39;s a fact that the amount of functionality in a modern smartphone can be bewildering, but with good UX design, the phone should be able to present the most obvious/likely actions for a user to want to take in an obvious and consistent way. There may be a case for some extra helpful hints for when the device is first used, but I&#39;d prefer them to not be a hyper active paper clip!","2009-12-07T12:37:26","2010-03-23T16:53:41","cowboycoder",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3277,{"$nulls":3},"Imaging this Animated Assistance could be a clock than a paper clip or it could be an task manager, weather forecaster, WIFI radar or even a mini GSP + Map. Our life is full of imagination!","2009-12-07T15:17:57","2009-12-18T00:14:10","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6775,"Symbian Foundation",null,"SF and Symbian OS manufacturer COLLABORATION COMMITTEE for cross-license, cross-platform, cross-technology IDEAs","There are many good IDEAs which are posted and are deemed impractical, or to complex because license, platform, propriety, and a multitude of other reasons.\n\n\n\n\nMay I suggest that the Symbian Foundation make a COLLABORATION COMMITTEE with Nokia, Sony-Ericcson, Samsung, LG and any other manufacturer who has a Symbian OS, and have a collaborative discussion group to facilitate success of some really good IDEAs which, right now, are limited or not \"do-able\" because of license or other reasons. This could be  small group that meets quarterly.\n\n\n\n\n\nThis is open-source and you need open and willing communication with our community and with the manufacturers\n\n\n\n\nI am by no means proposing full oversight.  That is not what the SYMBIAN FOUNDATION vision is.  I am however, proposing a small group who represent the technical leads for Symbian and the various manufacturers to occasionally review some of these GOOD IDEAs as a collaborative effort.  This could be the push toward excellence that the Symbian Foundation needs to ensure that we stay #1 in the World mobile market.\n\n\n\n\nSymbian needs to take the lead and bring the manufacturers to \"the table\" and make some solid business collaborations and really be \"open source/open community\" which will benefit Symbian Foundation and the collective manufacturers.","2010-03-25T14:11:20","2010-03-25T16:04:28","ginau",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,8823,"Mobile applications",null,"Security Feature","I hope you could have a security feature for your symbian mobile phones like the  \"blackberry protect\" from RIM. Like in my country,  could  say that its not that safe to use our mobile phones in the streets or  even in buses. It would give you costumers more confidence in purchasing  your mobile phones if you have a security feature like tracking the  mobile phone, of course it has to pass the privacy issues first.. thank  you and have a nice day.","2010-08-14T23:54:08","2010-08-14T23:54:08","markeeinsik",0,100,"Voting and discussion",10,1]
[null,8851,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Mark, Do you mean to track to get back, or wipe data? Symbian^5 has the wipe data feature.  I am unsure of the tracking feature at this moment. I do know that others have raised this concept in the past, but perhaps this may get better community receptive now?","2010-08-18T17:49:02","2010-08-18T17:49:02","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8852,{"$nulls":3},"Some countries dose not allow such a hard security feature as provided by RIM. RIM is also banned is some countries. ","2010-08-18T17:55:42","2010-08-18T17:55:42","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1144,"Mobile functionality","Developer stuff","A programming font for Symbian","So we have the blockhead fonts to represent the Symbian brand, and we&apos;re building a very recognisable look in the community.  Why not extend that to having a Symbian programming font? I&apos;m not talking about something quirky, so much as something that is comfortable for those sitting in front of code for hours a day. It probably wouldn&apos;t be very distinctive (the whole point is it&apos;s usable, not that it stands out) but it would be *ours* and come as standard in essential Symbian tools (e.g. the default setting in Carbide.c++) and used in presentations/documentation that includes code snippets. Something to give the tools an identity and consistency, and take us beyond the default options.\n\n\n\n\n[Here, I have to admit, I&apos;m motivated by Apple&apos;s announcement last week that they have a new programming font, Menlo - more information here: http://www.davidkaneda.com/post/123940811/menlo-font-macosx]\n\n\n\n\nSince it&apos;s closely associated with the tools, I&apos;ve posted this idea in that very category.\n\n\n\n\nInformation for further research includes:\n\n\n\n\nProgramming fonts: http://keithdevens.com/wiki/ProgrammerFonts","2009-06-19T14:44:00","2010-06-11T15:29:20","stichbury",0,65.86,"Closed",6,4]
[null,1295,{"$nulls":3},"This seems like a nice idea, but what value could we add as far as fonts go, given that enough variants on similar themes have been done? (Just curious)...","2009-07-03T00:04:02","2009-07-07T14:15:34","vmlemon",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1365,{"$nulls":3},"I am wondering if the Font we already have for Symbian is usable for the IDE&apos;s coding windows. I reckon not.I have only seen the larger font sizes as they&apos;re in the .ppt files. Would we end up creating two identities through 2 fonts is something that we could think about.\n\n\n\n\nMay be, it wont be a problem after all if we clearly mark the font for &apos;Coding&apos; as Symbian&apos;s coding font (or whatever).\n\n\n\n\nAnyway, I like this idea and going further down - should the IDE colours also reflect Symbian&apos;s colour themes ?\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-07-14T16:58:15","2009-07-14T16:58:15","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1145,{"$nulls":3},"Oh, and when I mean \"ours\" as in our font - we&apos;d obviously give it away to anyone who wanted it (within the tool and as a separate installable package). I simply mean that it&apos;s named to associate us with a high quality programming font.","2009-06-19T14:46:10","2009-06-19T16:08:07","stichbury",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1266,{"$nulls":3},"Nice idea Jo! We could get a design student specialising in typography to create it for us. Could also set up a profile to introduce them to the community as an extra incentive.","2009-06-30T12:02:28","2009-06-30T12:02:28","annabelc",{"$nulls":3},3,0]
[null,1912,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","StatusNet/Identi.ca","I know you are all on facebook and twitter, but with being an opensource OS now it is high time you all add identi.ca or create your own with StatusNet...the federated service is soo much better than the proprietary facebook and twitter, plus you can post to both of them from identi.ca, infact you can even respond from identi.ca  There is already a group in identi.ca for symbian http://identi.ca/group/symbian which allows you to post to people that are not following you, but the group.  Anyhow, there are many already on identi.ca that use opensource android, linux, etc...great community to be part of. Hope to see you there!  ","2009-10-26T18:57:55","2009-10-26T18:57:55","marxistvegan",0,55.48,"Voting and discussion",3,4]
[null,2340,{"$nulls":3},"I agree too. Symbian needs Open Source as much as OS needs Symbian. And Identi.ca/StatusNet are a wonderful (and open, of course) way to spread the word. Hope for a client soon.","2009-11-05T10:10:07","2009-11-05T10:10:07","magullo",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1913,{"$nulls":3},"I completely agree the symbian dev most be available to the users, and identica is a great plaform to meet and interact with many of your users.","2009-10-26T20:29:33","2009-10-26T20:29:33","bigbrovar",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,1914,{"$nulls":3},"Hmm, isn&#39;t being present on Identi.ca as well as Twitter stretching already limited resources a little too far? I&#39;m sure that Foundation staff don&#39;t have *that* much time on their hands, given that the potential audience is significantly smaller than what other networks can provide.\n\nJust my 0.02p.","2009-10-26T20:33:44","2009-10-26T22:01:37","vmlemon",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3192,"Mobile functionality","Developer stuff","MIF/MBM graphical editor in SDK","Ship together with the SDK good MIF/MBM graphical editor which will allow at least:\n\n- Viewing embedded svg files from MIF files\n- Viewing embedded bmp files from MBM files\n- Adding new files (+updating mbg headers)\n- Removing existing files (+updating mbg headers)\n- Exporting embedded files from MIF/MBM into original svg/bmp format.\n\nAnd importantly:\n- Add option to use PNG files in the MBM, e.g. by converting them into BMP files\n  and using the alpha channel for automatic generation of shaded mask bitmap.","2009-12-05T08:49:06","2009-12-05T08:49:06","stenlik",0,50,"Voting and discussion",3,2]
[null,3960,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","detection of unintentional clicks in cramped qwerty keyboard","If your fingers are fat and the keys are closed together, you often hit multiple keys in one press.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nDetecting unintended letters:\n\n\n\n\nIf you pressed a letter but some keys next to it(around it) are pressed immediately-after while your finger is still pressing the first one, then only the first letter should be registered as pressed.\n\n\n\n\ne.g. You pressed an intended letter \"f\". While your finger has not yet lifted from \"f\", its neighboring keys \"c\" and \"d\" are also hit(by accident).  Therefore, it will only accept \"f\" and discard \"c\" and \"d\".\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nNOTE: the discarding of key presses should only be applied to the immediate neighbors around the intended key AND the intended key is not yet released by the finger.\n\n\n\n\nAll other keys that are pressed immediately after but are NOT located next to the first key should be accepted as normal because it's obviously done by another finger.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThis rule is safe against cases where the immediate neighboring key press is intended because the first key is always lifted already when it's intentional.","2009-12-27T16:08:44","2010-06-07T09:28:40","BoyBawang",0,0,"Closed",0,3]
[null,3964,{"$nulls":3},"Hello boy Bawang,  This can be done with predictive text. Or, what makes this different?","2009-12-27T22:40:15","2009-12-27T22:40:15","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3965,{"$nulls":3},"Since it has already corrected some errors before predictive-text has initiated, then it should help provide better prediction.","2009-12-27T23:30:19","2009-12-27T23:30:19","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5752,"Mobile functionality","User interface","I want Symbian on kazakh language","First of all, sorry for my bad English.\n\n\n\n\nI want Symbian phones on kazakh language, i think its useful for kazakhstan","2010-02-19T16:56:52","2010-02-19T16:56:52","Bayirjan",0,100,"Voting and discussion",3,0]
[null,5757,{"$nulls":3},"Would you be willing to do this if someone explained how? It would be quite a big job - but now that Symbian is open-source there's nothing stopping you. There have already been lots of offers from various people to help translate Symbian. I seem to recall that Kurdish was one request. In the old days it would have been that the handset manufacturer would only localise into languages which would experience a good volume of sales. Now anyone can do this.","2010-02-19T19:52:30","2010-02-19T19:52:30","brendand",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6264,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Disability and elderly care feature. Touch a picture of a person&#39;s face to dial a phone number.","I am trying to get many accessibility features integrated into the Symbian Foundation development community and make mobile communication easy.\n\n\n\n\nA very nice feature for people with brain injuries, memory problems, strokes, or even elderly or cognitively impaired would be to simply touch the face on the, of course, touch screen mobile to have the phone dial to that person. \n\n\n\n\nI have experience with electronic tools to assist brain injured, special education, elderly and cognitively impaired people. Many times,these people can not remember a phone number, but can see a picture of their mother (doctor,grand daughter, etc) and simply touch the picture to place a call. That is my proposal.\n\n\n\n\nOther symbols (home,school, police etc) may be useful also.\n\n\n\n\nProfessional or family help setting up electronic Assistive Technology is normal with most of this population. The benefit is that the setup would be pretty easy (a picture, photo, or symbol and a phone number) and then the benefit is a lot of stress off the family and more independence and quality of life for the disabled, impaired or elderly. \n\n\n\n\nThis tool would be desirable not only for accessibility purposes, but please consider that our baby boomer population is becoming our elderly population right now.  This feature would make calling so easy for our elderly and they would love it. Ah, heck, I'd love it.....\n\n\n\n\nPlease start developing more accessibility and elderly-friendly tools.  So many people need them!","2010-03-05T00:30:33","2010-10-14T10:22:53","ginau",0,100,"Expert review",35,0]
[null,8293,{"$nulls":3},"This is a tested, but not executed feature.  Please understand that people with disabilities and the elderly need a sandard, easy to setup and use picture system.\n\n\n\n\nCould we please attract more application developers for accessibility, independence, special education, quality of life and elderly care.","2010-07-11T05:58:24","2010-07-11T05:58:24","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10108,{"$nulls":3},"Please revisit this. Elderly care, special education and disability are very important. Please develop.....","2010-10-11T15:56:45","2010-10-12T16:44:35","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6274,{"$nulls":3},"The UIQ speed-dialing used to use the contact photos displayed as a grid (with the numbers as well, but as it was a touichscreen device the numbers didn't matter very much).\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSee http://www.allaboutsymbian.com/support/item/How_can_I_speed-dial_contacts.php for a screenshot and some more description.","2010-03-05T09:32:23","2010-03-05T12:11:05","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,10220,{"$nulls":3},"There are many ideas like this, that have min. 30 votes but are still not in \"expert view\". Before they vanish tomorrow when the system is changed, I bring them back to top, hoping, that they will get \"expert-view\"-status in time, before they vanish.","2010-10-14T10:07:14","2010-10-14T10:07:14","Tim.Linde",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8056,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Symbian^3 On Nokia X6","The Nokia X6 has a capacitive screen and the hardware it&acute;s perfect for the new Symbian^3!","2010-06-20T22:47:41","2010-07-09T17:26:47","JosueGimenez",0,49.64,"Closed",1,1]
[null,8240,{"$nulls":3},"As with the other folks who have asked for older devices to be updated to symbian ^3, this is up to the manufacturer to make this available, that is, if the device can support the platform's hardware requirements. The X6 is at the very bottom of the requirements, and it is traditionally up to the licensee, in this case Nokia, to make this available. As the other thread on this topic has official stated, Symbian's limitations previously on updates didn't come from the OS, but from the licensee. Therefore, this post is a duplicate, and should be directed to Nokia's forums. I will close it on this note.","2010-07-09T17:25:42","2010-10-16T18:28:51","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8073,{"$nulls":3},"Hi,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThis would be a great idea if Symbian made Nokia phones.\n\n\n\n\nSadly we don't, so you should probably approach Nokia with this great idea.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nCheers\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nRobert","2010-06-21T09:43:15","2010-06-22T09:24:16","robertac",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,8171,{"$nulls":3},"One question. And the other phones? N97, mini, 5800, C6...","2010-07-04T17:15:56","2010-07-04T17:15:56","morthyr",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8312,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","Business Network Transformation","Open Source software is a flagship example of this kind of collaboration.\n\n\nUse BNT to leverage capabilities of partners, suppliers, and customers.\n\n\nCompanies evolve thru a certain set of phases as they embrace BNT into more areas of their business.\n\n\nStrategic phases of BNT\n\n\nBusiness Network Maturity Model\n\n\n1. Extend your market access - ERP, CRM, SCM - the focus is on participation\n\n\n2. Focus on your core - business process platforms, composite applications, operational analytics (SLAs) - outsource non-core work, which in turn makes a network for other partners \n\n\nThe bigger the market you create, the more you can influence the behavior of the network to support your overall strategic intent.\n\n\n3. Innovate as a network - Collaborative workspaces, unified communications, \"moment of truth analytics\" (on-demand).  Leverage the resources of a trusted set of partners to create next-gen offerings that no one company could field itself.  Collaborating across enterprise boundaries requiring careful alignment of both short and long term incentives. Combine our efforts with other specialists, including the customer.\n\n\n4. Compete as a network - Virtual Enterprise\" Multienterprise platform, Semantic standards, metadata analytics. Individual systems of record must be integrated into a virtual systems of record.  Point-to-point commercial transactions into multiparticipant commerce network.  \"hubs or exchanges\"  Fielding a continuously improving set of offers that integrate the talents of each of the companies involved. Ongoing service-level relationship to the customer base, something dependent not only on our own behavior, but also on our ability to synchronize with partners and allies.  Synchronize to anticipate the needs of the customer before it is articulated, and the only way this is possible is to infer from past customers' past actions.  Sharing and sifting through such metadata is the critical IT enabler in the step or phase.  Open Source software is a flagship example of this kind of collaboration.\n\n\nAdapted from business network transformation: strategies to reconfigure your business\n\n\nJeffrey Word","2010-07-12T09:44:58","2010-07-12T09:44:58","Mesenburg",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,8568,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Fun accelerometer !!!!!!!!!!!!!","i really exited with Nokia X5-01. This phone can shake to open a message, turn-around phone like circle to open shuffle song. So i have some fun idea for accelerometer !\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n * TAP ALL: By simple one tap to phone, we can do many actions in many applications:\n\n\n\n\n     _ When we open \"Now playing\" in \"Music player\", we just simple \"tap\" to phone, a song auto pause and tap again, song will continue play.\n\n\n\n\n     _ In \"Video player\", we can tap to pause/play like \"Music player\". It's work with Youtube too !\n\n\n\n\n     _ Tap for time II: In locked screen, we tap 1 time for show time (like other phone), and tap more to show \"to do works\", and tap one more to return black screen.\n\n\n\n\n     _ In home screen, when we tap, the screen will \"wave\" like we tap a cup of water. The strength of \"wave\" will depend on strength of tap.\n\n\n\n\n     _ In menu, when we tap, all icon will \"Jump'\" happily. And the speed of jump will depend on strength of tap.\n\n\n\n\n     _ In Ovi map (or other map software), we can tape for zoom (Maybe it's make for Nokia phone, but Nokia is the biggest selling Symbian).\n\n\n\n\n     _ In \"Contact\", when we opened 1 number, we can tap for show all logs of this number.\n\n\n\n\n     _ When we open e-mail application, chat application of social application (MySpace, Hi5 .v.v.), we can login to service by one tap ! Gr8 feature 4 \"Social Citizen\" or Business.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n * Turn by Turn:\n\n\n\n\n     _ Waterfall wallpaper or screen saver: The wallpaper is one beautiful waterfall. When we hold phone like normal, the water will blow from up to down, but when we change direct of phone (put bottom of phone to the up, and head to the down), the water will change direct too (water blow from down to up), but the scene is still there, which only the direct of water changed.\n\n\n\n\n     _ When we have a missed call, we can shake phone to show it, and shake again to close.\n\n\n\n\n     _ When the we put phone in table, when the light of screen has turned off but not looked keyboard/screen (Default, phone auto turn off screen when not uses in 15s and lock in 60s), we just pick up the phone, and the phone will auto light-up without press or touch anything.\n\n\n\n\n     _ When we open message/image/email, we can shake to the right to next mess/image, left to previous mess/image, up/down to increase/decrease the size of font in message/email or zoom in/out image/web page. It's must be a UNIQUE FEATURE !!!!!!!!!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nPlz reply to built this idea !","2010-07-24T08:30:36","2010-10-14T17:56:45","MyFanIsUUUU",0,100,"Expert review",30,0]
[null,10256,{"$nulls":3},"Switching between different desktops by waving the phone in one direction or another.","2010-10-14T18:19:22","2010-10-14T18:19:22","morthyr",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9789,{"$nulls":3},"Plenty of accelerometer options should be built-in","2010-10-02T17:10:22","2010-10-02T17:10:22","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8580,{"$nulls":3},"Let's vote !","2010-07-26T07:06:38","2010-07-26T07:06:38","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9105,{"$nulls":3},"\"Waterfall wallpaper or screen saver\" idea ! Symbian will over iPhone !","2010-08-26T14:28:26","2010-10-08T16:33:53","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1657,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","Missed call/sms reminding notifications","As an owner of Motorola phones earlier (before I started working on Symbian platform), I am used to a feature which I greatly miss (Am not aware if other Symbian phones have this feature, but atleast Nokia, models that I have come accross dont). Whenever there was a missed call or sms yet to be read, it used to beep me periodically. This especially was useful as I need not visually see the phone every few mins to check if I have missed something ( Notice how when on street or anywhere, you will see many trying to check if they have missed something).\n\n\n\n\nOne can argue that this can be distracting if one doesnt want to be beeped. But a feature that can be turned on/off should atleast be available to the user.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2009-08-31T13:13:21","2010-06-03T13:30:43","NeilBhasme",0,0,"Closed",1,0]
[null,3193,"Mobile applications",null,"Mobile Flower","Develop a 3D animated computer graphics real alike flower for mobile phone user to enjoy everyday with fun stuffs add on. This is creating a new trend for peoples who have a lot of time to be spend or people can take a break to enjoy the 3D flower with 360 degree viewing. It grow everyday slowly like real flower. Few types of flower can be choose. Allow to download additional new type of three and flowers. Multiple flower can be play at the same time. The flower can send to friend (it will logically send from one mobile to another and it will be disappear after send to another mobile). Also able to send the flower image to friends (the flower will not disappear and remain). One or two days, User have to feed water to prevent the flower die.","2009-12-05T09:01:14","2010-06-15T11:26:45","lawrence27",0,77.91,"Closed",5,2]
[null,6658,{"$nulls":3},"This reminds me of the live wallpapers on the Android 2.1 build.. which I like the idea though gimmicky would add an extra depth to the homescreen on top of the widgets.. I fully support this idea.","2010-03-18T13:48:47","2010-05-28T16:51:45","nickelz",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6423,{"$nulls":3},"Thank you for your clarification.  This could be very good for children, elderly, disabled. I like it as an accessibility device and as children's \"game or toy.\" it would also be great for people who can not garden any more, the elderly may love it?\n\n\n\n\nI support, but would like refinement on CPU usage and feasibility input.  The actual flower, or perhaps other options, like pets, gardens, or watching the waves come in streaming real time so you get a view of the surf morning, noon and night (sunrise/sunsets make people happy).....\n\n\n\n\nIf 3-D is too much to develop, than some kind of best quality with a feasible CPU trade off would be great....\n\n\n\n\nI support!","2010-03-12T15:08:47","2010-03-14T10:25:01","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6539,{"$nulls":3},"I think we are here to shape the future of next generation mobile device s- So please be productive &amp; although I like the idea -and this can be easily implemented via Flash.","2010-03-15T04:19:03","2010-03-18T13:56:14","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6030,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Lawrence, Could you please update or refine this IDEA, or could we close it out for now?","2010-02-28T16:35:30","2010-05-27T00:56:17","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6326,{"$nulls":3},"This is like \"Tamagotchi\" or \"Nintendogs for NDS\", where this one is Symbian application for who like flowers. The purpose for this mobile application is to release tension and stress by looking their lovely flower day to day. This idea should be able to create a new trend for peoples who have a lot of time to spend or for people need to take a break. This is another kind of relaxing activity for mobile users beside listening music and watching movie.\n\n\n\n\nThis application using 3D animated computer real alike mode so the flowers will look like real pictures. This application allow user to view in 360 degree.\n\n\n\n\nThe flower will growth everyday like real flower so user need to take care of it. There is few type of flower for user to choose. User may choose to own multiple flowers, it can place together or individually.\n\n\n\n\nThis application can send their flower to other mobile user as picture of the flower via bluetooth. Alternatively, user can send their flower to other Symbian mobile user as like donate the flower, then the flower will transfer to that mobile user and the flower no longer appear in he or she's application any more.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-06T12:54:04","2010-03-12T13:52:13","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3705,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Intelligent auto-rotate function","Having read the feedback for this idea: http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=3603, and thought about another common problem with the whole 'auto-rotate' functionality on devices, I thought I would put forward this idea, which admittedly I have only a very vague idea how to implement.\n\n\nMy idea is that we need a superior accelerometer daemon running on the device which can determine, possibly by examining recent data on the movement of the device, the users intent as to which way they want the device to be oriented. This would solve the camera problem and another, possibly more pressing issue. That is, the old lying in bed and using the phone scenario. I'm sure you're all familiar with it. Feeling lazy, trying to write a text, but your phone keeps changing it's display orientation! Very inconvenient, you'll have to either sit up or learn sideways reading :)\n\n\nAnyway, I think this kind of issue is probably solvable through the use of some intelligent system. Rather than just re-orient the device when it suddenly turns from straight up to sideways (or vice versa) it would keep a backlog of accelerometer data and work out the intent.\n\n\nI'm aware that this process may be computationally expensive, but if it can be done and Symbian devices are the first to include it, then it would be a real breakthrough.\n\n\nUPDATE: A note on implementation. I believe a good starting point for this work would be to examine 'patterns' of device movement to see if any simple heuristic can be determined. This could at least form the basis for more advanced techniques.\n\n\nUPDATE 2: The AI field of machine learning might be a good fit. I.e. 'teach' a prototype device which way it should orient in given situations, based on accelerometer data. Place a constraint on computational intensity and see where you get.\n\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-12-18T15:48:16","2010-10-11T05:22:57","brendand",0,93.42,"Expert review",36,1]
[null,3790,{"$nulls":3},"Good idea, I thoght the same last night, when I can't sms in my bed I like I did before my new Nokia 5230 :)","2009-12-21T20:19:45","2009-12-21T20:19:45","axisama",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9678,{"$nulls":3},"great one","2010-09-26T22:15:31","2010-09-26T22:15:31","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3791,{"$nulls":3},"Good idea, I thoght the same last night, when I can't sms in my bed I like I did before my new Nokia 5230 :)","2009-12-21T20:19:46","2009-12-21T20:19:46","axisama",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3792,{"$nulls":3},"An alternative may be to have the apps a bit more configurable so i can decide which ones rotate and which don't.","2009-12-21T20:37:54","2009-12-22T10:05:32","ktneely",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3798,{"$nulls":3},"My feeling would be that it'd be better to have an easy way to rotate an image in the gallery. I'd suggest a simple physical gesture, like shake the device sharply to the left to rotate the image 90 degrees anticlockwise, and to the right for 90 degrees clockwise. Set the orientation exif to make the rotation permanent. ","2009-12-21T22:05:32","2009-12-22T15:47:08","cdavies",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4217,"Mobile applications",null,"IMDB widget/client with movie showtimes in the area","I wish there was an IMDB (The Internet Movie DataBase) widget to check movie ratings, reviews as well as movie showtimes in the area and \"Now in Theaters\" section.\n\n\nGPS or data connection can be used to determine the location.\n\n\nMovie description should have a poster/img as well, with a possibility to turn off images in the settings to save on data.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-08T03:40:39","2010-01-08T19:40:03","igudov",0,98.06,"Voting and discussion",18,1]
[null,4219,{"$nulls":3},"We also need to be able to view trivia and goofs for every movie that has them.","2010-01-08T05:52:50","2010-01-08T05:52:50","symbianguru",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4985,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Integrate calendar+contacts+location","I'd love having all integrated, for example, when I add a meeting, I want to be able to select who's attending (with the possibility of sending them a mail, sms, whatever) and where it would take place, by picking up the location from ovi maps for instance.\n\n\n\n\nIt also be interesting having the phone calculate the distance/route with a certain peridiocity (customizable) so it could advise if you're getting to your appointment late. This, however, may cut a lot of battery life I think.","2010-01-27T12:22:09","2010-01-27T12:22:09","cadaov",0,100,"Voting and discussion",3,0]
[null,7801,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Customizable Lock Screen","I want to decide what shows up on my lock screen - things like date and time, messages, network strength and impeding calendar alarms/meetings in monochrome, when the locked screen is pressed but not unlocked. This way we won't need to use up battery to check the most basic phone functions. The community should also add other customisable functions as well.","2010-05-30T08:50:51","2010-10-14T23:24:42","Lek",0,100,"Expert review",31,0]
[null,10074,{"$nulls":3},"there should be possibility to use slideshow, analog/digital clock/ screensaver and a lot moer (there are few options to choose in S40)","2010-10-10T16:23:19","2010-10-10T16:23:19","nitrous17",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,8569,"Symbian Foundation","Increase device usage","Search Engine Optimisation/Modeling Google/LinkedIn/Facebook","Idea is to change the industry category that LinkedIn has designated for; and the ad sense words Symbian auctions for through Google to something that will allow for a more relevant meta-data for search engines and brand awareness?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nKeywords: Ontology, Ontologies, SEO, SEM\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nUnder key statistics for Linked In\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIndustry category - telecommunications.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nNeeds to adapt to wireless, mobile client/s,  mobile device/s, mobile communication/s, mobile platform/s, mobile operating system/s, mobile middleware, mobile apps/applications, mobile agent/s, mobile cloud, mobile software, MSaaS, mobile service/s, mobile system/s, mobile network/s, mobile collaboration/s, mobile coordinator/s, mobile web, mobile enterprise, mobile business, mobile web app/application/s, open source, open innovation,  or some such.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nOther considerations:  CPU, GPU, TD-SCDMA, UMTS, GSM, GPS, GPRS, EDGE, WIFI, WIMAX, 3G, LTE, FOMA, Bluetooth, Near Field Communication (NFC)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nTo optimize search engine results.","2010-07-24T09:11:43","2010-08-09T00:17:57","Mesenburg",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,8571,{"$nulls":3},"Chris, please clarify what the idea is here.","2010-07-24T19:47:05","2010-07-24T19:47:05","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9337,"Mobile functionality",null,"Decreasing the &quot;sending message&quot; to zero. ","One of the annoying thing that is seen in every Nokia symbian handset is the \"Sending Message\" screen. This is most hated when sending messages to multiple users.\n\n\n\n\nEven though we could just press the menu key to return to the menu for some other task it will be frustrating to wait for sending another message until it goes off. It must be made faster like basic sony ericcson handsets where a single pop-up menu opens after pressing the send button and it will go off within a second or two.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-09-05T19:37:33","2010-09-05T19:37:33","rajaravivarma.ar",0,100,"Voting and discussion",17,0]
[null,378,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","User Search results think everyone is my connection...","If I search for users (or use the user search function to list all users) then everyone has text saying \"xxx is your connection\" underneath their name - even if they aren&apos;t one of my connections...\n\n\n\n\nIs this how the site is supposed to work?","2009-04-30T10:16:44","2009-11-11T15:28:57","danm",0,0,"Being done",1,0]
[null,546,{"$nulls":3},"It took a bit of searching, but I&apos;ve now been able re-create this. If one uses the Search box and button at the top of the page, the problem doesn&apos;t occur. But if one uses the User Search link (fine print, very top left of the page), the the problem occurs - every user is described as a connection.\n\n\n\n\nI&apos;ll add it to my list of bugs to report to Spigit.\n\n\n\n\nMeanwhile, we need a way to report bugs that is separate from \"ideas\". And we also need a place to show our list of outstanding bugs. I&apos;ll get back to you on this.","2009-05-11T12:25:41","2009-05-11T12:25:41","LawrenceSimpson",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,401,{"$nulls":3},"That&apos;s not what I see, and I don&apos;t believe it&apos;s what&apos;s meant to happen.  Probably you are experiencing a defect.\n\n\n\n\n(I heard a similar report from one other user.)","2009-05-02T22:03:31","2009-05-02T22:03:31","dw2",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,466,{"$nulls":3},"I&apos;ve just checked it out again to make sure it&apos;s reliable - and it is definitely saying \"xxx is your connection\" below every search result.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIt&apos;d be interesting to know whether I have anything in common with the other user which may mean we&apos;re seeing this when others aren&apos;t.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIs there a way to report defects?","2009-05-05T11:43:20","2009-05-05T11:43:20","danm",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,634,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","Symbian should immediately start running a monthly London Symbian User Forum","Symbian is significantly behind other open source groups (Linux, Google) in level of interaction with the open source community.\n\n\n\n\nThe Foundation should immediately organise an ongoing monthly in-person London Symbian User Group modelled on the London Linux User Group (http://www.gllug.org.uk/).","2009-05-15T13:17:52","2009-12-09T15:51:40","dadurant",0,79.52,"Voting and discussion",26,4]
[null,635,{"$nulls":3},"Sounds good!\n\n\n\n\nHow many people do you think would attend each time?  Could we hold them in #1 Boundary Row basement?\n\n\n\n\nI see that the GLLUG meetings are (at least sometimes) held on Saturday afternoons.  Is that what you suggest for the SUGs?","2009-05-15T13:21:09","2009-05-15T13:21:09","dw2",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,636,{"$nulls":3},"I think it&apos;s premature - lets get the website going and put code into people&apos;s hands before inviting them to come and get ... what exactly?\n\n\n\n\nMaybe in a couple of month&apos;s time it would be worth doing, but it&apos;s the \"immediately\" that I&apos;m voting against.","2009-05-15T13:29:11","2009-05-19T17:12:04","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,639,{"$nulls":3},"David Durant definitely its nice idea.I too suggested for the formation of SUG\n\n\n\n\nhttp://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=403\n\n\n\n\nWilliam has a point to . But some where it has to start.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2009-05-15T13:40:02","2009-05-15T14:16:00","kamaljaiswal",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,644,{"$nulls":3},"Personally I very much agree with the university idea but that is out of scope for this idea and the SDN university expert wasn&apos;t TUPE&apos;d over to the Foundation...\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAnyway - to respond to William. I should have been more detailed in my suggestion, This was intended as a place where mostly app level developers would attend in the first instance to give them an opportunity to comment in person on the APIs, Symbian Signed, tools, etc. I think it will be 6-12 months before we have any external (to the paying bodies) serious system code submissions.\n\n\n\n\nI would say the basement is probably an okay, if not exactly pretty, place to hold this. The quiet back room of a local pub might be better. Also evenings invariably work better for people than weekends.\n\n\n\n\nThere are a number of S60 dev houses in London - I&apos;d start by talking to them to try and get an idea of numbers. Even if it was only 5 people at the first one I would still do it as numbers can only build via word of mouth.\n\n\n\n\nNow - the question is who wants to own this as an action?","2009-05-15T14:27:43","2009-05-21T20:19:25","dadurant",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,958,{"$nulls":3},"I think that this is a great idea, but please NOT some meeting in a pub!  Let me explain.  When I lived in Sydney I was a member of SLUG (Sydney Linux Users Group) and once a month they had a coding meetup where they got a room in Sydney University that was large enough to hold about 20 people, and we sat around the table with our laptops programming.  Well I say programming but really there was more geeky chatting going on.  But the fact was that we were in the same room for 6+ hours, with laptops, with compilers, with IDEs and so it was a real social experience where people could talk about what they were working on and show off what they had done.\n\n\n\n\nWhen I came to London I went looking for a similar thing but could only find groups that met in the pub once a month.  I can go to the pub with anyone!  When I meet up with programmers I want to do programming things and I&apos;d love to come to a once per month Symbian programming get together similar to the SLUG ones that I went to (and I&apos;d be more than happy to share my knowledge of both application level developing and baseporting knowledge).","2009-06-10T13:40:31","2009-06-10T13:40:31","ColinWard",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,1402,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Default Gesture Framework for Touch & Non-Touch","My idea is simple, but could be pretty profound. And I am already aware that something like this is being worked on already, I would just like to put it out here for further discussion and refinement.\n\n\n\n\nGesture Framework for Touch and Non-Touch Devices\n\n\n\n\nFirst, addressing both types of devices. We already see how the flip-over and tap-to-snooze gestures are being used. How about we extend this towards opening this framework to do other things such as tilt to scroll, waves and shakes for audio or social networking like actions, and a tap-as-handshake feature to transfer information.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIn terms of touch devices, I really like what the Maemo developer of the application Mauku has done. In many respects his gestures are not only simple, but they allow for the removal of a lot of the UI chrome that many think is still necessary. For example, to scroll a page its a tap and drag, however, if you want to scroll to the top or bottom quickly, you simply do a half circle in the clock or counterclockwise direction and there you are without bumping the top or needing to see a scroll bar.\n\n\n\n\nThere are other aspects such as tap drag that initiate other actions such as opening links and other context menus that would eliminate the need for normal menus to be so populated with features.\n\n\n\n\nI'm sure there are others, and as I play more with S60v5 devices, I'm sure that I will see more. But I wanted to open this aspect of converstation and go from there.","2009-07-27T00:49:11","2010-07-15T15:40:28","ARJWright",0,100,"Done!",43,0]
[null,4101,{"$nulls":3},"Refinement by Siraj Hassan Mohideen\n\nShake the mobile left to right to mute the phone calls in a meeting and shake the mobile top down to ativate call in loudspeaker in driving. And press 1 and shake for music player and 2 for camera etc which comes very handy.","2010-01-04T11:19:21","2010-01-05T01:33:35","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1831,{"$nulls":3},"Here are a few ideas for gestures that would be good ideas for some of the default applications:\n\n\n\na bump gesture that enables a person to send the information that's on their screen to another mobile device that touches it (think like the iPhone Bump application, but more than just a contact card that can be passed).\na send to gesture where devices that already are in proximity to one another can receive information from one another by simply flicking a screen in the direction of a device. This would be similar to the bump gesture, but not in need of the distance. There would need to be some kind of device/person recognition there though so that communications aren't intercepted.\nEight-way scrolling gestures to do things such as go to the top and bottom of lists, across tabs, navigate documents/browser-content/ebooks/music tracks/etc.\nAnd maybe an ability to retrain gestures much like some handwriting systems had the ability to be retrained for the user's benefit.\n\n\n\nIf the API did some of these things, I think it would be pretty profitable for all users, especially in respect towards non-icon-based usage of a device.","2009-10-07T15:41:19","2010-01-26T20:57:58","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5172,{"$nulls":3},"This idea would be good to implement for a means for end-users to control some gesture-induced features: http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=5157","2010-02-04T15:58:05","2010-02-04T15:58:04","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1404,{"$nulls":3},"I've voted for this because I have development experience of trying to add gesture support to an application in the absence of a dedicated gesture recognition framework. I added gesture support to Mobbler (flick to the right to skip tracks), but found that initially this requires quite a lot of product knowledge to even get to the sensor frameworks, then any gesture recognition code has to then be written on top using just the raw XYZ data. Barrier to entry is quite considerable. Here's why its difficult:\n\n\n\n\nI only had a 3rd ediiton phone for testing, so I used the API provided in an SDK add-on to get support for this. Knowing that not all handsets have that library on the device, I put this extension in an ECOM plug-in so that just the plug-in fails to load on devices with no accelerometer. Annoying that there's not some kind of stub there and this could've been managed in firmware updates. Distributing one SIS file that requires software version x+1 on the device is less of a disaster than distributing an application that simply won't load and returns KErrNotFound to the environment. Not everyone will put the effort in to engineer something around that problem. I imagine many app developers will be scratching their heads for a while trying to work out that \"-1\" means there's a DLL missing from the device - this time...\n\n\n\n\nThen there's this other little issue. The sensor API has been radically re-architected on S60 3.2 onwards. New \"sensor server\" with a very different API, no overlap at all with the old one really. It's really quite extensible, but complicated, and again requires a good amount of platform knowledge to be useful. It'll let you do things like control how many callbacks you get for the sensor data and let you set triggers to only get a callback over value x. Nice, but when you've done all of that, you're still left with (x, y, z), and have to write some little AO state machines to process it yourself.\n\n\n\n\nAlso worth a mention, is that after writing a few hundred lines of code to get something that might work, you'll install to the device and find you're missing \"WriteDeviceData\", which is needed to open an accelerometer sensor channel on \"some devices\", according to the documentation. This is quite annoying, because that's a system capability and requires Symbian Signed. Suddenly it's becoming quite difficult to add cool features to an open source project. Not specifically because of Symbian Signed, but because of the somewhat sporadic variation across devices.\n\n\n\n\nSo let's summarize what it takes to distribute an application with gesture support:\n\n\n\nLearn how to use both the 3.1 and 3.2+ sensor APIs - probably still that case that a lot of your user base are on N95, N82, etc, so can't leave them out.\nRealize that the 3.2 API is simply not present on 3.1 handsets (perhaps that's reasonable) but the 3.1 API isn't on 3.2 etiher, which is frankly just a pain in the neck.\nEventually find out that the above problem will cause you application not to load on the device at all (it'll probably be fine in the emulator if you've got the libraries installed). Then reason that the only way you can keep your distribution simple is to use ECOM plug-ins.\nDesign some sort of sensor data analysis, probably some sort of AO based state machine, that will read and filter the accelerometer data to try to recognise gestures. Actually I did this by installing a test version on the device that writes all the XYZ data to a CSV, performing the gestures a load of times, then dumping it into Excel and producing a graph to see what I needed to recognise. Quite involved for a simple \"flick right\" gesture.\nGet your application signed with Read/Write Device Data so that you can use the sensor framework on all devices.\n\n\n\nSound reasonable? No, of course not, that's why we need this gesture framework :-) We should aim for it to achieve these points though, as they're real pain points for developers at the moment:\n\n\n\nProbably shouldn't need system capabilities.\nRecognizes a standard set of gestures without raw data analysis.\nDeals with device variation so that the app developer doesn't have to.\n(Maybe) allows specification of a \"new\" gesture as a sequence of vectors or something. Meeting the flexibility/usability compromise somewhere in the middle. That's not to say we shouldn't provide the raw XYZ data - I'm sure games developers etc like to use that.\n\n\n\n ","2009-07-27T11:03:28","2010-01-05T04:47:10","jaley",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3971,{"$nulls":3},"I have been looking at some other sites (Symbian Blogs, Symbian Horizons, Symbian Guru, and  many sub-sets).....Antione, your IDEA is wonderful....The accelerometer and less complicated more novel interface is something refreshing and new and has a great place in the future of mobiles.  The future is going to have a more cohesive human/device interface and you are \"dead on\" with providing this framework for a UI and getting Symbian a jump on technology and the new trends and making this a real STAND OUT FEATURE.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIt is not totally novel, there are others out there with some of the attributes that you are describing, but to get a \"Brain storming\" goup together to come up with a good mix of product capability, least amount of buttons, and working on incorporating the current gesture controls, some tap, and some novel gesture controls is a fabulous direction for Symbian Foundation.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThe battery life is not that big of a deal.....We are talking about the vision of future product lines....given that, the battery life and accelerometer should be considered too, but modified to fit the functionality that you have decribed, not vice versa.......\n\n\n\n\nThanks for the novel and innovative IDEA!","2009-12-28T04:25:02","2009-12-28T04:25:02","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5046,{"$nulls":3},"Adding a new scenario and request for API type to this idea: Gesture APIs that map to use with the camera APIs for recording/input actions.\n\n\n\n\nFor example:\n\n\n\nYour mobile sits in front of you, screen powered on due to notification event (think the N97 with the keyboard extended and therefore the screen is at an angle facing you)\nInstead of reaching to click a button to dismiss the item you position your finger 1-2ft (or even .5m max) where the action buttons are and you motion towards it; the dialog box then goes away\n\n\n\nOr\n\n\n\nSame scenario where mobile is on desk in front of you screen facing\nEmail comes in\nInstead of dismissing a dialogue, you want to simply delete or mark the item as read\nYou do a two finger gesture to mark as read (let's say the 'peace sign') or a single finger squiggly\n\n\n\nThe key here would be that the gesture would not be running when the screen is off. It would only run when certain events happen and the proxmity sensor can determine that you aren't close to the device.\n\n\n\n\nThis would be great to do a snooze alarm when the mobile is across the room but facing you too.","2010-01-29T18:34:09","2010-01-29T18:34:09","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5052,{"$nulls":3},"I love it.   But would want to make sure that it can be reversed in case I had the gesture incorrect or accidently erased something......","2010-01-30T03:01:30","2010-01-30T18:40:12","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1475,{"$nulls":3},"I suspect that S^4 will include a gesture framework, but will inquire of the UI Council and report back when I get the chance. Thanks for the idea!","2009-08-05T15:47:52","2009-08-27T18:56:04","scottw",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2519,{"$nulls":3},"I don&#39;t know whether if the accelerometer sensor is always powered on or not , but since I don&#39;t like gestures much (I don&#39;t find them as reliable as interacting with UI itself) and I&#39;m more interested in longer battery life, I hope this would be optional to enable.","2009-11-12T09:07:02","2009-11-12T09:07:01","GeceBekcisi",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5628,{"$nulls":3},"Here is another application towards what can happen when such a framework is enabled: touchscreen gestures for audio/video playback.","2010-02-17T18:47:30","2010-08-10T22:14:01","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2682,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","safe-mode startup","just like windows, symbian should have a safe-mode startup option.  \n\n\npress and hold some key combo when booting and the phone starts up with only baseband and the lowest level requirements for user interaction.\n\n\n\nin this mode i would hope to have the ability to run the file manager application (to backup data to an SD card) and to make phone calls form the contacts list.  nothing (or little) else should be enabled at all.\n\n\n\nphones like the Nokia N97 are notorious for getting the C: drive all fouled up somehow and having to be hard-reset.  personally i haven't made it longer than 2 weeks without a reset on my N97 since v20 come out (i know this because i haven't had to enter my key for handy taskman).  with a safe-mode boot option i would hope to be able to locate, transfer and submit detailed logs to determine how the C: drive got fouled up.  potentially this would help identify which app caused the failure and possibly provide a way to give the developer meaningful feedback on how their app caused the failure.\n\n\n\nsince i'm hard resetting my N97 as i type this, i'm very motivated for this functionality.","2009-11-18T02:45:12","2010-09-03T09:14:45","bitflung",0,95.87,"Expert review",35,1]
[null,2688,{"$nulls":3},"Yes, I think it would be useful. I installed an s60v5 theme on my s60v3 and it didn&#39;t work, the only way to start my phone was a reset. A safe-mode should be handy in such situations","2009-11-18T04:24:32","2009-11-18T04:24:32","nishant.thomas",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2692,{"$nulls":3},"I support this, but I don&#39;t think it&#39;s a good idea to add it just because the phone crashes a lot. Nishant&#39;s example is a more reasonable use case. ","2009-11-18T09:44:35","2009-11-18T20:06:16","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2938,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Profile option - Ringing tone - Play only in the headset","Hi. I would love to have an option in the Profiles - Profile X - Personalization - Ringing type list named &quot;Play only in the headset&quot;.\n\nThe idea is to have the phone ring on an incoming call but the ringing tone to play only in the headset. Also, one could also easily use the &quot;Say caller&#39;s name&quot; option with it.\n\nUsage: while in the bus and listening to music with the headset, there&#39;s an incoming call. If the ringer tone is not set to silent, the phone will ring on the loudspeakers and the headset. Not a good idea. It will disturb others plus you don&#39;t want everybody to hear who&#39;s calling you. If you have the ringing tone set to silent and use only vibrations, you have to look at the phone to see the caller&#39;s name because &quot;Say caller&#39;s name&quot; will not work with a silent ringing tone.\n\nPS: This is a problem on my Nokia 5800. If there is a workaround or solution to this please reply :)","2009-11-26T19:03:43","2010-10-11T05:17:36","Kristi",0,100,"Expert review",37,0]
[null,10020,{"$nulls":3},"I like it!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-09T10:07:16","2010-10-09T10:07:16","Tallert",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3128,{"$nulls":3},"I like the idea, and actually it can work in both ways, only handset ring or headset.","2009-12-03T08:41:03","2009-12-03T08:41:03","Yorch",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2986,{"$nulls":3},"Well this option can be set to activate automatically whenever you plug the headset to your phone; by doing this you don&#39;t have to go to the settings every time you plug the headset!  ","2009-11-28T15:04:46","2009-11-28T15:04:46","Jidheeth",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3194,"Symbian Foundation","Increase device usage","Tracking Device","Develop a mobile phone tracking mobile phone system to allow parent tracking their kids, a group of friends in shopping mall tracking the others location, tracking car, place a mobile phone in baby chair to prevent loss of baby, and more. This application can be further integrated with mobile map software to exactly locate the other mobile phone.","2009-12-05T09:16:18","2010-08-29T21:28:22","lawrence27",0,50.11,"Closed",1,1]
[null,6765,{"$nulls":3},"Lawrence law at Symbian we develop OS and Apps not Devices. Please refine you Idea - Or Idea will be closed in 2 days \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI suggest you to use Google Maps which comes with Latitude feature - where you can easily track you friends in real-time any where around the world.  http://www.google.com/intl/en_us/latitude/intro.html","2010-03-25T04:35:55","2010-03-25T04:35:55","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6521,{"$nulls":3},"Please support this and link up all your ideas related to  Accessibility here","2010-03-14T16:35:05","2010-03-14T16:35:05","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3254,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Lawence, This idea has already been discussed as http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=2904.  Parental controls are important and I agree with what you are saying and you could possibly put this under a refinement of  2904?","2009-12-07T09:11:55","2009-12-08T00:19:10","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4218,"Mobile applications",null,"map various app functions to accelerometer","While flipping the phone face over to silence an alarm or an incoming call is handy, nothing further has been done to leverage the use of the accelerometer in the newer S60 devices in terms of improving user experience, particularly ease-of-use in repetitive daily tasks.\n\nTraditional hunt-and-peck at the screen can seem so dated when one considers the following :\n\nMap one function to the accelerometer per app , so...flip phone face down -&gt;\nIn calendar, to save entry and push calendar to background\nIn ebook reader, to bookmark page and close ereader\nIn task manager, to clean up/close all running apps/free up memory\nIn an edited Word/Excel doc, to save changes to existing file and close app\nIn media player, to bookmark file (eg podcast) and close app\nIn Messaging, to send email/sms\netc\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nFor example, currently editing and saving a frequently file using Docs to Go involves 9 screentaps -\n\n\n\n\nOptions / Save / Save as / Save / Overwrite ? -&gt; Yes / Close / Back / Exit !!!\n\nThis could at the very least be offered for all or many apps bundled with the phone, with the option to add these mappings for selected 3rd party apps. Ideally the user can choose which particular app function is mapped.","2010-01-08T04:16:50","2010-01-08T04:36:19","aqualung",0,100,"Voting and discussion",7,0]
[null,4986,"Mobile applications",null,"Donor card/Next of Kin/Id information","Most people carry thir phone with them all the time, so it's common for people in traffic accidents etc to have their phone on their person. My idea is a standard way to use the phone as a combined Organ Donor card and Next of Kin information, so that ambulance staff and police can get that information quickly when they need it.\n\n\n\n\nI'm not sure how to do it - you'd probably need to have the phone store the information via the network operator, and have the authorities get it from the operator through established \"official channels\", rather than any magic keypress on the phone itself. By definition, this information is personal, but the owner won't be available to give a password or anything like that to authorise the disclosure at the time it's really needed.\n\n\n\n\nIt should be easy to set up  - prompting from the Contacts app, perhaps - so that the information is up to date. Addresses written on bits of paper in a purse or wallet often don't get changed when you move house (or when your next of kin move house!).\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nCould be paired with other uses for the information, e.g. the \"Next of kin\" is probably close enough to \"person you'd like to send a text message to when you trigger the \"I'm being attacked\" alarm\".","2010-01-27T12:57:54","2010-01-27T12:57:54","william_roberts",0,100,"Voting and discussion",5,0]
[null,4987,{"$nulls":3},"You could have other details on that too.  Like if you are alergic to penicillin or similar.  Many of my friends are allergic but don't wear the bracelet.","2010-01-27T14:02:25","2010-01-27T14:02:25","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5242,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","When creating a new idea, view existing similar ideas not visible in Google Chrome","When creating/publishing a new idea, view existing similar related already posted ideas not visible in Google Chrome web browser.\n\n\n\n\nWorks in Firefox however.\n\n\n\n\nPlease fix for Chrome.","2010-02-05T16:38:32","2010-02-05T16:38:32","arjaydavis",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,5351,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Rob,\n\n\n\n\n I agree, this is a problem. I've spoken with the Symbian Ideas platform vendor about this and attempting to persuade them that they should be supporting Chrome. At present, their attitude is that Chrome is not sufficiently widespread in its usage to merit the effort of adapting the platform.\n\n\n\n\n Current response is:\n\n\n\n\n \"While I'm all for supporting new technologies ... I'm not sure how big of an issue this is if our site users are mostly using company computers to contribute. [and not using Chrome]\"\n\n\n\n\n - Freddie","2010-02-09T11:16:43","2010-02-09T11:16:43","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6522,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Additional Microphone","Build two Microphone one on top and one on bottom, The purpose is:\n\n\n\n\n1)When Video Capturing - Top and Bottom Microphone become Stereo Microphone, Top is Left and Bottom is Right\n\n\n\n\n2) When Voice Calling - Bottom Microphone is Voice capturing to sending to the other side, where top Microphone is for Noise capturing to be filter out the noise on the conversation\n\n\n\n\n3) When Voice Memo - As Stereo Microphone like Video Capture\n\n\n\n\n4) Standby Mode - Top Microphone can be use for Signal Command through Tapping Style or etc. to be activate command on phone\n\n\n\n\n5) More..\n\n\n\n\nAbove feature are required software integrated in order to working..","2010-03-14T16:55:23","2010-04-22T16:23:36","lawrence27",0,17.05,"Closed",1,3]
[null,6534,{"$nulls":3},"This is a hardware feature, and something that's already integrated within the software stack for Symbian - whether it makes sense for companies to do this is another story.","2010-03-15T03:35:30","2010-03-15T03:35:30","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7802,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Get rid of &quot;Press OK to continue&quot; dialogue box","Someone posted a youtube Nokia N8 tutorial with a USB OTG function of S^3. When the USB Mass Storage gets disconnected, there is a dialogue box which says \"Remove G: Memory and Press OK\" (2:42). When he physically disconnects the mass storage, his phone remains in the same dialogue box, and he needs to press OK in order to remove it off his screen.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nCan we have single tap everywhere, so when a USB device is removed (ejected in menu and cable physically removed), the dialogue box just fades away?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThe video can be seen here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xl4oUoQOsBY&amp;feature=player_embedded","2010-05-30T09:07:15","2010-05-30T09:07:15","Lek",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,8570,"Mobile applications",null,"Find Mobile Location after stolen","now a days this is very common to lost their mobile. We know we have a lot of important things in our mobile which we cant retrive on any cost.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\ntheir should be a system in a mobile which can find out the mobile location. either they change their software...\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nthnx\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nto read.........\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nRegard's\n\n\n\n\nG.Rusool","2010-07-24T15:32:58","2010-07-24T15:32:58","grusool",0,100,"Voting and discussion",4,0]
[null,8826,"Mobile applications",null,"SIP","develop a sip client that can make conference regular calls and sip calls. ","2010-08-15T07:40:38","2010-08-17T16:51:17","vlmanoop",0,0,"Closed",0,0]
[null,8835,{"$nulls":3},"SIP is already built into Symbian. Depending on your model, this may or may not not be exposed.","2010-08-17T16:48:59","2010-08-17T16:48:58","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9338,"Mobile functionality",null,"HTML editor for Email messaging.","An option for html editing in Nokia messaging would be better where we can directly use html tags and css for creating the email.\n\n\n\n\nFor users who do not know how to create emails using html then another option much rich text editor much similar to the one in gmail is preferred where we can insert emoctions, change text color, font, font size, etc.\n\n\n\n\nembedding images inline with the document will be a fantastic feature.\n\n\n\n\nthe rich text editor or html editor can be used in full scree mode and the rich text editor can be featured with the horizontal or vertical floating tool bar.","2010-09-05T19:47:47","2010-09-05T19:47:47","rajaravivarma.ar",0,100,"Voting and discussion",5,0]
[null,10362,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","New advanced operating system ","hello dear why dont u compete with other vendor by using ANDROID O.S. &amp; its applications WIsh ur vendor to producing Nokia with multichoise of O.S. go android more advanced more feetures more application's power so i am waiting from nolia to release with ANDROID THINK OPENLY THINK FOR FUTURE PEOPLE LIKE THEM   be open mind be open investment be open more beyond technology","2010-10-22T11:44:58","2010-10-22T11:44:58","invisible58",0,74.56,"Voting and discussion",1,3]
[null,10363,{"$nulls":3},"Ayman, I'd request you to do homework first. See how long Symbian has been in the market. It's the highly optimized mobile platform. Android has eyecandy that lured away many people. That thing doesn't even offer real time multi-tasking. Symbian can run on somewhat less powerful hardware, see Android, it lags even on 800 MHz CPU. And it's far away from any optimization that Symbian has to offer.","2010-10-22T18:18:49","2010-10-22T18:18:49","swap002",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2427,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Abolition of language","Ok, not really, but reduction of text in the UI. Creating universal icons for functions and removing unnecessary depth in the hierarchy.\n\nI&#39;m looking at the icons on my N97 - an envelope, a globe, a calendar, a camera, a spanner. Rationalising and reducing complexity can help end users. Also, in settings, there&#39;s &#39;call&#39; and &#39;phone&#39; settings next to each other. How should an end user know the difference?\n\nI&#39;ve got an alternative idea for a ui, but I&#39;ll best describe it visually.... it involves a vertical scrollable list, with each row being the icons underneath it in the hierarchy which you scroll left and right, removing the need to delve an extra layer into the menus and allows you to find things more easily..... The idea being your visually not far from where you want to be and the now visually refined icons (with no language) are easy to spot. This system also works for non touch screens and also allows rows to be assigned for widgets or information.","2009-11-09T11:00:35","2009-11-09T11:00:35","jamesm",0,100,"Voting and discussion",7,0]
[null,2428,{"$nulls":3},"Sorry, we really need to sort out line breaks!","2009-11-09T11:01:18","2009-11-09T11:01:18","jamesm",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2444,{"$nulls":3},"I&#39;m undecided with whether to support this or not becasue there are a lot of factors to consider when doing an icon-driven user interface. Its not enough to just say &quot;have no text&quot; but you have to have the right representation of the non-text for each group that the device is being submitted to.\n\nIts possible; and there&#39;s a good amount of research being done here. But, I&#39;m not sure just how accessible this is from the point of programming it. It might be something that is more philosophical on the part of the SF, where they develop the best practices for those creating UIs and themes that go this route.","2009-11-09T18:49:56","2009-11-09T18:49:56","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2510,{"$nulls":3},"it involves a vertical scrollable list, with each row being the icons underneath it in the hierarchy which you scroll left and right, removing the need to delve an extra layer into the menus and allows you to find things more easily.....\n\n\n\nClever!","2009-11-12T00:40:04","2009-11-12T11:54:50","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2939,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","Ability to auto-delete SMS messages after a period of time","Add the ability to auto delete SMS messages after a period of time.\n\nI don&#39;t want to delete all my messages as may want to look at texts in last 2 weeks say, but also don&#39;t want to have to manually delete lots of messages either.\n\nSo I suggest a setting that says how long SMS messages are retained for before deletion.","2009-11-27T09:29:41","2010-08-05T06:27:52","ianm",0,96.26,"Closed",4,1]
[null,2940,{"$nulls":3},"I&#39;m a bit on the fence on this one, as I never delete SMSs (it&#39;s interesting to watch the messaging app - S60 one at least! - struggle as the inbox grows and grows). That said, I think in general the user should be able to have a bit more fine tuning on how the inbox is managed, though following this idea to it&#39;s conclusion will lead to there being a fairly complex rules engine (like desktop email clients have), which I&#39;d probably vote against. For instance you may want to delete old messages, except those from certain people?\nOne use I&#39;ve found for really old messages, is for retrieving phone numbers for people who infrequently text me, and aren&#39;t added to the contacts list (from a phone upgrade).\nAlso, aside from the hideous performance of the inbox when you get past 1000 items, and the very poor usability of a single list, is there really any reason to delete them?\n","2009-11-27T09:38:17","2009-11-27T09:38:17","cowboycoder",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2941,{"$nulls":3},"Well I&#39;m saying it&#39;s optional and I think you make it a very simple setting. Making it rules based does add huge complexity so don&#39;t support that. So a simple solution - off, or a time period for all folders.","2009-11-27T09:40:07","2009-11-27T09:40:07","ianm",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2951,{"$nulls":3},"I agree with Ian - a simple setting which says &quot;Automatically delete messages in the Inbox which are more than X days old&quot; would do the trick, and people with complex requirements could either move vital texts into folders, or not enable the setting. The trick will be finding a good compromise value of X - 15 days seems a bit short to me, 365 days is probably too long.","2009-11-27T10:56:45","2009-11-27T10:56:45","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3195,"Mobile functionality",null,"Mobile Temperature","Integrated digital temperature feature into mobile phone to allow user to check the temperature surrounding and human body temperature. It can detect fever.","2009-12-05T09:25:15","2009-12-05T09:25:15","lawrence27",0,68.98,"Voting and discussion",18,3]
[null,6489,{"$nulls":3},"A collection of health tools is even better.","2010-03-14T10:27:54","2010-03-14T10:27:53","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6766,{"$nulls":3},"Great Idea - Law-  its a hardware feature &amp; totally depends of Device manufacturer. Please refine you Idea .\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-25T04:41:02","2010-03-25T04:41:02","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,6777,{"$nulls":3},"I am voting against this IDEA, as there are manufacturers who specialize  in MEDICAL DEVICE MANUFACTURER, and who already make thermometers, and  we are not them.  We are a mobile device OS and APP developer community.\n\n\n\n\nThis IDEA makes a mobile device a MEDICAL DEVICE and under United States law and under the Code of Federal Regulations, one would need to research, validate, (both hardward and software) to ensure accuracy, safety, reproducibility, effectiveness, and then you could file an FDA 510K, if there a predecate device.  If there is no predecate device, clinical trial would need to take place.  SF would need to get a real lot of infrastructure, or collaborate heavily with regulatory agencies/clinical regulatory/USA FDA/Distribution channels/recalls/a maned 24 call-in number for product problems, technical support and failure/a QC lab to determine what made a product fail.....etc, etc, etc..............................\n\n\n\n\nI could go on and on but will not. I do think there are good intentions with health and medical additions to our mobile repertoire. There is just a big difference between a \"health log or sports tracker\" and a regulated aspect, such as, a thermometer.","2010-03-25T14:49:58","2010-03-25T14:49:58","ginau",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,6338,{"$nulls":3},"Can detect N1H1 :p","2010-03-07T09:39:31","2010-03-12T13:45:21","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5243,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Tag delimiter/separator is a comma but this is not mentioned","When posting an item, you can give it tags but the instructions for the tag box do not say that the tags have to be separate by a commas. If you just use spaces then the tags are combined together as one tag.","2010-02-05T16:41:15","2010-02-05T16:41:15","arjaydavis",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,6267,"Mobile applications",null,"Thief Application","Hi there! \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nActually we are receiving alot of request and question from Nokia Customer whether Nokia has a thief Application, or a mobile phone tracker just incase the phone will get lost, there will be a tracker to locate the phone... Will I know this idea may take time, but Nokia Customer really wishes to see this function on Nokia Phones.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThank you!","2010-03-05T03:54:36","2010-03-08T11:34:04","patrickb.mendoza",0,100,"Closed",3,0]
[null,6276,{"$nulls":3},"Ideas already Submitted....- http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=2672 \n\n\n\n\nCan you please refine your idea! ","2010-03-05T10:47:56","2010-03-05T10:47:56","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6285,{"$nulls":3},"Same here: http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=5687\n\n\n\n\nMaybe you should support both those ideas, Mendoza. They're far more detailed.","2010-03-05T16:22:12","2010-03-05T16:22:12","brenopeck",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6290,{"$nulls":3},"As there is an idea that already exists can you please add any refinements here http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=2672  your idea will be closed in 3 days.  Thanks for submitting your idea :)","2010-03-05T17:10:23","2010-03-05T17:10:23","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1660,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Systematically investigate and promote ways to enable major software upgrades on Symbian devices","Perhaps the most frequent feedback on the Symbian blog is that end users wish that manufacturers would commit to upgrading the software on mobile devices to new versions of the platform, when that becomes available.\n\n\n\n\nWithout counting, I guess that there's been at least a dozen people, at various times, asking for this facility.\n\n\n\n\nWhat they want to see happen is something like the following:\n\n\n\nA user has bought a device based on, say Symbian^1;\nThe user likes the features in, say, Symbian^3;\nThe user wants the manufacturer to supply a new version of the device software, for the same device, that will upgrade it to Symbian^3.\n\n\n\nAt least some of these users would be prepared to pay a fee for this kind of upgrade.\n\n\n\n\nNote: upgrades already take place, for Symbian-powered devices, but these tend to be restricted to defect fixes and performance improvements.  So far, they haven't spanned a major jump in operating system functionality, the way that applies for some competitive mobile software platforms.\n\n\n\n\nThis database already contains a similar idea - \"Phone upgrades\" - raised some time ago.  However, the discussion of that idea seemed to reach the conclusion that a more specific proposal was needed.  So here goes:\n\n\n\n\nWhat I'm proposing, here, is that we collectively investigate and promote ways to enable major software upgrades on Symbian devices.  This will involve understanding the reasons why these upgrades don't currently take place, and finding responses to these reasons.\n\n\n\n\nThe main reasons are, I think, already fairly clearly understood:\n\n\n\nA device contains add-in customisation software, as well as Symbian Platform software;\nThat software often uses Platform APIs, which (in contrast to Public APIs) can change between different versions of the Symbian platform;\nThis add-in customisation software will need to be upgraded, and then re-tested, before being made available for download;\nThe overall package will also need renewed operator approval;\nThe above steps all take time and money.\n\n\n\nHowever, I'm looking forward to seeing (through discussion here) whether or not these reasons are correct, and to verify what are the core market requirements for this kind of upgrade facility.\n\n\n\n\nIn addition, I'd like to uncover if there are changes that could be made to the Symbian platform (or to services supplied by the Symbian Foundation) that would make it easier (and/or more likely) that manufacturers will offer this kind of device upgrade.","2009-08-31T20:18:11","2010-06-21T14:26:10","dw2",0,97.99,"Make it happen!",73,1]
[null,8552,{"$nulls":3},"I'm going to read later.\n\n\n\n\nAcquire PhoneGap.","2010-07-23T03:03:15","2010-07-23T03:03:15","Mesenburg",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1661,{"$nulls":3},"There have been a lot of posts too on the developer forum from people wishing to upgrade their devices in other ways. I've seen postings with these targets:\n\n\n\n\n- Upgrade an N95 to Symbian^1 (addressed here I think)\n\n\n\n\n- Flash the device with a modified version of the Symbian OS.\n\n\n\n\n- Boot other OS's (specifically Linux) to the device !!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWhile I think the last guy might be a little bit crazy, what about the middle option? Google have an Android dev phone, and whilst we are busy getting HRPs ready, these don't fulfill the requirements of a true phone which is customizable (i.e. one which you would be seen walking around with)","2009-09-01T13:42:16","2009-09-01T13:42:16","brendand",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1665,{"$nulls":3},"I'm not sure what we're missing to allow major software upgrades from a technical perspective.  It seems almost everyone uses Red Bend's software for this purpose:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://www.allaboutsymbian.com/news/item/10401_Red_Bend_FOTA_now_on_over_half.php\n\n\n\n\nBasically, you just need two complete working firmware images, you do a binary diff on them and send the differences OTA.  For reflashing via a PC and USB connection you don't even need that, just the new firmware image.  It's just a case of work to create and test it.\n\n\n\n\nMajor version upgrades could create problems where there are incompatibilities:\n\n\n\n\n- change in data format for an application meaning that you need some kind of conversion tool\n\n\n\n\n- 3rd party apps no longer being compatible (i.e. Symbian^3 to Symbian^4 upgrade seems unlikely for this reason, or at least users would need to be informed that some of their apps wouldn't work - specifically native ones, but there's no way for users to tell the difference).\n\n\n\n\n- Introduction of new hardware dependency in the platform (i.e hardware graphics acceleration for Orbit).\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThe various use cases fall into two camps:\n\n\n\n\n1) Developer use cases - modified versions and alternate OS's.  These need a dev phone.\n\n\n\n\n2) Genuine official firmware upgrades.\n\n\n\n\nI think we should restrict discussion to the second type here - dev phones shouldn't be the solution for everyone.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nMy understanding is that one reason devices never had major upgrades in the past is that moving to a new version of Symbian OS required another royalty payment to Symbian Software Ltd.  That isn't the case now.  I suspect that the only real issues are economic ones relating to how the required software effort to create and test the upgraded firmware is paid for.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-09-02T11:49:11","2009-09-02T11:49:56","markw",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1666,{"$nulls":3},"I'd like to add that there's another major difficulty with SW upgrades - data integrity:\n\n\n\n\nOften the data structures used to hold user data will change between releases as new features are added.\nThis means that when you upgrade the SW the users' databases will no longer be valid with the new SW.\nThis causes enough havoc between different baselines of the same Symbian version let alone new versions of the OS.\n\n\n\n\nThe solutions might be to:\n\n\n\n\n- Have much smarter backup/restore capabilities (at present they mostly just copy the raw database files off/on the device)\n- Improve the database and cenrep code to cope with \"importing\" old databases / repositories.\n- Tighten up our compatibility story regarding data as well as APIs\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-09-02T12:13:12","2009-09-03T11:13:02","tomp",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1671,{"$nulls":3},"Here are some thoughts about what I what/why I would like related to \"upgrade\" features. Lots of thoughts, here goes:\n\n\n\n\n1. I am not 100% sure we should call it an upgrade, but for want of a better term I think we will continue to use that term for now. Analogy. I buy Linux or Windows PC for  $300 - $ 400. With that device,  In most cases, I can continue to add software to the device as long as I don't need to add hardware.  I don't really upgrade every year or so, but I can add functionality across the platform (codecs, Flash, .Net, etc...)  in most cases without the need to get the full OS update and without having to add hardware in many cases. If there is a reason why I can't add functionality to a phone (in my case Nokia E71), it should be because I don't have hardware (touch screen or GPS, not because I don't have basic platform hooks). If this is a problem with Platform API vs OS API, then maybe that is a place for Symbian to start to work to make the platform more modular(see more on this below). This is one of the reasons WHY I feel some sort of upgrades should be available on the higher end phones.\n\n\n\n\n2. If manufacturers don't head in this direction, customers are rapidly gaining another option. I could purchase a  fairly cheap phone that does the mobile basics (GPS, Phone calls, and tethering) and do so fairly inexpensively (as you probably know). Then I can purchase a VERY small netbook (for $300). The netbook then uses the GPS in the phone and the tethering to unleash the power of the Netbook (which can now be extended to anything that can be done on the Netbook platform and is no longer constrained by Platform APIs). This trade-off wiill require me to carry 2 devices when I want that extra functionality, BUT will not significantly limit me and cause me to miss out on features down the road that are limited by platform and firmware limitations. Also, money may go out of the hands of handset developers, and into hands of established Netbook vendors. Charging a reasonable price for some upgrade functionality may help prolong my happiness with my device and provide some revenue for Platform vendors. If you figure the useful life of a cell phone is 3 years, then maybe a major upgrade would cost about 25% of value of a new phone (smartphone). Any more and it would probably kill the concept.\n\n\n\n\n3. There are a few choices that the Platform vendors could do to try and alleviate the need for them to do these upgrades, but are probably flawed. The first alternative here is to add linux to the phone(to make it open AND very extendable with developments from other lines of Linux to get code from), BUT so far, manufacturers still seem to have built in platform limitations to a large degree (probably where there should not be limitations). I am not sure if they are doing that to keep the hardware churn going OR because of the infantcy of phone and platform APIs. Linux also will take quite a bit of memory if you make the OS too large.\n\n\n\n\n4. The second alternative is maybe Symbian's job is to help delineate OS and application APIs better (some things I think would help are Java and probably QT eventually) so that applications (Flash, Codecs, etc...) can write to an API and let the API handle accomplishing the translation of the request and response to/from the API to talk to the platform. Symbian could handle an \"upper layer\" and the vendors deal with the Hardware Abstraction Layer (that is a Windows Term that came about with Windows NT abbreviate HAL. HAL may have been on other platforms also, but I come from Windows Admin as an occupation). Not sure with the different Processors how easy a HAL would be to do, but I think it is an objective worth discussing among Symbian staff as well as with Platform vendors. If HAL can make addiing functionality (such as Codec support) to the Symbian platform, maybe it is worth looking at. iPhone (more tight control of platform processors ) won't have this problem (and I think you are seeing it upgraded as allowed). I don't know about Android, but with multiple processors, Symbian seems to have this problem and maybe needs to address it via a HAL?\n\n\n\n\nI think this is why myself and others see a need (and to some degree an expectation) to have some form of upgrade or ability to extend the functionality where not directly limited by hardware (i.e. I know I can do touch-screen on my Nokia E71, but I really don't care, because I don't think I am really a touch screen guy anyway).\n\n\n\n\nHope the above is helpful.  Hope they make sense. My goal was to get out the general thoughts and ideas for discussion and probably refinement.\n\n\n\n\nThanks,\n\n\n\n\nJeff","2009-09-02T19:48:17","2009-09-02T19:48:17","jkohut",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1673,{"$nulls":3},"I agree with the point Jeff made. The first step, I think, should be looking at the modularity of the OS.\n\n\n\n\nRed Bend's solution is fine, but it misses out the effort it takes to build and test a complete OS image on a HW platform, which, once it has moved into Legacy mode, an OEM is very unlikely to want to spend any effort on doing. They'd far rather you bought this year's model.\n\n\n\n\nI think the underlying requirement/desire is to just be able to get new/updated features onto your existing handset. Currently updating the whole OS image is the only viable way of doing it (unless it's simply an app update, which has been made upgradeable by the OEM). You'd probably also want to change the format of the ROM images, ROFS wasn't designed to have small sections of it replaced in situ. There's been enough rumblings about replacing it for long enough now, that I'd hope it's already on a roadmap somewhere.\n\n\n\n\nThe next problem after the modularity is the Interface (and data) compatibility, This is something Symbian Ltd. spent a good deal of effort on, it's not an unknown quantity.","2009-09-03T10:40:03","2009-09-03T10:40:03","cowboycoder",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1674,{"$nulls":3},"&gt;The overall package will also need renewed operator approval;\n\n\n\n\nAFAIK that needn't always be the case. I think if enough of the low level (or maybe even just the radio stack and interface) is unchanged, then the approval can be waived. But I'm neither an OEM nor a NetOp, so I may be wrong.\n\n\n\n\nAn interesting side question, would be in the case of installing a new feature/upgrade that a users NetOp didn't agree with, perhaps it allowed them to circumvent some premium service/walled garden, or broke some behaviour they had relied on. It's much the same question as installable applications, but potentially could go right down to the kernel, so be much more intrusive.","2009-09-03T10:47:53","2009-09-04T16:30:00","cowboycoder",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1689,{"$nulls":3},"I agree that we should study this in detail and have voted in favour.\n\n\n\n\nHowever, it seems to me that the problem is entirely economic: the cost of creating the upgraded software is large, and there won't be a large number of units across which to spread that cost. If it costs more to upgrade an N97 to Symbian^3 than to buy a new phone, then who is going to do it? Worse still, if the upgrade is viewed as an alternative to buying a new phone from the same manufacturer, then they lose the revenue from the new device as well.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-09-07T16:33:34","2009-09-07T16:33:34","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1702,{"$nulls":3},"&gt;I still maintain that this is primarily an economic issue rather than a technical one though.\n\n\n\n\nAlmost EVERY issue is an economic one (i.e. if you throw enough money at most problems, they can be overcome). Symbian has become Open Source (at least moving forward). There is probably little hope for my E71 to get a major revamp and have modularity/extendability of OS, separated from the Platform Operator. What I would hope is that Phone vendors don't artificially put road blocks in place just to try and keep future phones sales high.\n\n\n\n\nMoving forward, I think the Symbian Open Source model demands that each Platform embrace upgrades and expandability where possible(by the Phone Manufacturer and/or by 3rd parties if the manufacturer won't do it). If I wanted locked down phone, OS, apps, etc... I would most likely buy an iPhone and be done with it. I chose to go with Nokia, because in the past they seem to have embraced \"the community\" (by the community, I don't just mean the developers, but the users also).  Because the upgrades will require some modularity, testing, etc... I think they will need to be somewhat limited and controlled (i.e. we won't get everything that we would love to have), but not embracing them (to me anyway) seems to be missing the point (and therefore the value add) of the concept.\n\n\n\n\nExample, Linksys Wireless Access Points/Routers. Linksys routers have been extended by 3rd parties to do a number of things that the original company (Linksys) did not support. This happened because they were built on an Open Linux platform that could be moded by those who knew what they were doing (not for the faint of heart but for those who were inclined to take risks). What does this do? It creates resale value in the hardware and makes the older device something that is of value (and less likely to be thrown away).\n\n\n\n\nI know the subject of this post is to investigate ways to promote them. I offere some suggestions earlier (maybe not extremely long on detail), but I think before anyone will spend much effort on the HOW, they need to see the WHY. The comments I offered in this post are an effort to make the case for the WHY.","2009-09-09T13:51:51","2009-09-09T13:51:50","jkohut",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,1704,{"$nulls":3},"There is a catch though. It regards the whole mobile telephony industry.\n\n\n\n\nPhone technology improves so quickly that most people I know who care about having the latest OS system will probably buy a new smartphone every 1-1,5 years. The rest of the folks (who change rarely their phones) don't really care about having the latest and greatest features (which usually go hand to hand with hardware capabilities, ie a new faster CPU/GPU) supported. Please bear that in mind.\n\n\n\n\nOf course, things might change once mobile phones become effectively portable computers. We move fast to that direction but we are not there yet... so, is it really worth it?! The iPhone is only ONE phone, so Apple has the ability to dedicate all its resources to a unique OS and its updates. On the other hand, Symbian manufacturers sport different phones with diverse capabilities on various markets. The cost of upgrading everything might be prohibitive.","2009-09-12T09:52:55","2009-09-12T09:54:38","kensai",{"$nulls":3},0,2]
[null,1719,{"$nulls":3},"Mark mentioned operator fragmentation above. Such an investigation should have a look at Android which is just starting to do this. HTC just released an update for the Hero, but this update can't be used by the T-Mobile Hero devices (G2 Touch or whatever). A good case study.","2009-09-18T19:10:13","2009-09-18T19:10:13","antony",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,9404,{"$nulls":3},"I think that the Nokia N8 should be upgradable to Symbian ^4 if Nokia do decide to go for it","2010-09-09T15:57:49","2010-09-09T15:57:48","mkhan28",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1916,"Mobile applications",null,"Share all your documents","We will make our OfficeSuite compatible with Google Docs to be able to share all your documents.","2009-10-27T09:41:01","2010-06-11T15:35:29","kussovski",0,100,"Closed",2,0]
[null,1917,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Nikolay,\n\nOne thing&#39;s not clear to me:\n\nAre you volunteering to do this work, or requesting feedback on the priority and value of others doing this work?\n\n// David W.","2009-10-27T10:00:30","2009-10-27T10:00:30","dw2",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2172,"Mobile applications",null,"A complete developer phone (&lt;$300).","It'd be great if I could buy a kit that included -- a fully working phone (doesn't have to be too pretty - G1-like would be fine), a complete compatible codeline, ability to reflash the entire device (not including signaling stack).\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nAll for a reasonable price (&lt;$300). Basically OpenMoko, but for Symbian. That'd be nice. It'd also make it possible for random developers to contribute. At the moment that's pretty unlikely since they can't really run their edits/additions.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nOne additional benefit is that it'd sort out the development-cycle problem that Symbian Signed has since you could disable platsec on this device; or even if you couldn't platsec doesn't check apps built into the ROM right?\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nTo answer a few possible questions:\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n-- The Beagle board doesn't quite cut it. Firstly I can't actually carry it around with me so immediately much less fun. Secondly it doesn't have telephony which makes it a poor phone. Does it have wifi? Anyway, point is that I need to be able to use it as a phone (like I can with OpenMoko).\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n-- The kit would still be useful without all the code EPLd. It may even generate some interest in things becoming EPL; at the moment it doesn't really matter since the only people who can do anything with the code are inevitably members.\n\n\n\n\n\n\nBTW -- why on earth did I have to manually embedded HTML tags into this description to add some basic whitespace to make the entry readable? I would have thought a rich-text editor was fairly easy to embed, or at least just leave my whitespace as I put it.","2009-10-30T14:27:14","2010-05-06T11:50:10","antony",0,99.99,"Expert review",33,0]
[null,5446,{"$nulls":3},"I support the idea.\n\n\n\n\nMake it simpler and give the right tools to the developers. Easy way to buy like a bundle with all what you need (don't need shopping in several places), easy to install (cd, download) with one file to start and all is installed.\n\n\n\n\nPrice needs to be reasonable. $300 (~&pound;192 / ~218&euro;) seems ok for a price tag.\n\n\n\n\nNow, why a mobile manufacturer could be interested by that??? How many developers, universities, students, companies are around working on Symbian projects? Plenty! If you have a phone that could allow you to do your work with plenty of freedom and no restrictions, you have a winner and people will buy it, which means making few bucks!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThen amongst all the mobile phone manufacturers working with Symbian, who would like to do that phone?\n\n\n\n\nThe one doing that phone will be a Symbian god forever! :-)\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-11T12:53:14","2010-02-11T12:53:14","arnaudl",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,2174,{"$nulls":3},"Yes, we really need this.  If we&#39;d like app developers to contribute bug reports for example, then it&#39;s absolutely essential to provide a a reference plaform in a form factor that you can carry around and use as your daily phone.\n\nIt&#39;s easy to disable platsec if you can reflash the ROM.\n\nBeagleBoard isn&#39;t ideal, but it&#39;s better than nothing.  In theory I guess the baseport could be adapted to the N900, which is re-flashable, but that would be quite a lot of work and it might not be possible to get the modem working without collaboration from Nokia.\n\nThe N900 doesn&#39;t fit your &lt;$300 critera either.\n\n","2009-10-30T14:33:23","2009-10-30T14:33:23","markw",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2175,{"$nulls":3},"On reflection I&#39;m not sure $300 is achievable if it is to have a touch screen, motion sensors, GPS, music/video players, keyboard, wifi, etc (i.e. all the fun stuff). I guess the telephony chip and signal stack license isn&#39;t free either. But I&#39;m not an expert on this kind of stuff -- can anyone give a realistic cost for such a device?","2009-10-30T14:36:36","2009-10-30T14:59:31","antony",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2180,{"$nulls":3},"Ah, this old chestnut.\n\nUnless you really get support from Nokia, then I don&#39;t think you&#39;ll be able to use the N900, as if it&#39;s like the N8x0, reflashing with something other than Maemo is a real Fiasco!\n\nI think $300 is a realistic price, if you get backing from an OEM on it. The Android Dev Phone is (was) $400 and I doubt Google or HTC were making a loss on it, Neo FreeRunner is still $249/$299 IIRC.\n\nThe key to this is really convincing an OEM that they want to support this sort of thing, as, as far as I can tell the only open HW platform you could use otherwise is the OpenMoko.\nOr you could just build your own, but I doubt the SF has the cash lying around for that.\n\n","2009-10-30T15:09:31","2009-10-30T16:54:34","cowboycoder",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5816,{"$nulls":3},"At this stage, I don't see what Nokia have to lose, as far as producing a \"Developer Edition\" of an existing handset, or commissioning a new, developer-friendly handset is concerned. After all, they have pretty much given away the crown jewels, in the form of the ISI adaptation code and modem support code, and of course the entire Symbian OS and S60 UI layer. Just my 0.02p.","2010-02-22T14:42:39","2010-02-22T14:42:39","vmlemon",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3196,"Mobile applications",null,"Mobile Pulse Check","Develop a mobile device which can check on human pulse. Monitoring human pulse and tracker human pulse record. Because pulse can show information of human health. Mobile phone put in the pocket near our human heart can be kept monitoring our health by checking human pulse frequency and etc.","2009-12-05T09:36:06","2010-06-15T11:27:11","lawrence27",0,100,"Closed",3,0]
[null,6268,"Mobile applications",null,"Theme Maker","An Application which can help you to make a theme using existing images in your phone memory and use them as your theme at the same time.","2010-03-05T04:22:02","2010-03-05T04:22:02","patrickb.mendoza",0,97.42,"Voting and discussion",25,1]
[null,9740,{"$nulls":3},"yea i would like to see it in symbian","2010-09-29T17:34:09","2010-09-29T17:34:09","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9758,{"$nulls":3},"I think this idea should merge with \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nMixing DJ theme\n http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=8730","2010-09-30T03:16:31","2010-09-30T03:16:31","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6780,{"$nulls":3},"I am waiting for more community input.  I like the app you show Fakhre, but I am not sure that is for pictures and personal.  it looks more template driven?   Any comments would be helpful..","2010-03-25T15:28:52","2010-03-25T15:33:04","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6278,{"$nulls":3},"I would love a quick and easy way to create a theme :)","2010-03-05T12:09:08","2010-03-05T12:09:08","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10129,{"$nulls":3},"it should be","2010-10-11T21:05:35","2010-10-11T21:05:35","nitrous18",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6803,{"$nulls":3},"Gina, let us know how you get on with that app, because a theme maker is a great idea :)","2010-03-26T13:58:56","2010-03-26T13:58:56","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6316,{"$nulls":3},"I think there is an App for making theme on you Symbian device  - DIY Theme maker :-http://www.zensis.com/themediy/main.aspx\n\n\n\n\nPlease refine you Idea!","2010-03-06T05:34:53","2010-03-06T05:34:53","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6361,{"$nulls":3},"Thanks for letting us know Fakhre.  Mendoza, does this application do everything you want it to do?","2010-03-08T12:20:00","2010-03-08T12:20:00","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9340,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Left and right scroll menus & No. of icons in the menu.","In symbian especially in Nokia we see menus that are scrollable up and down but it can be done left and right scroll also.\n\n\n\n\nThe user must have the option to select which way he prefers to scroll.. either up/down or left/right..\n\n\n\n\nanother option is \"going to menu has to be a left or right slide in touch interface\" as we see in ipod menu.. because sliding the finger on screen is far more easier than pointing-and-touch an icon..\n\n\n\n\nAlso the user must be provided with the facility to choose how many number of icons to appear in the in a single screen.. if he sets 4 rows and 4 columns that should be possible..\n\n\n\n\nAtleast some pre-defined configurations like 4x5, 5x7, 3x2 should be available..","2010-09-05T20:08:44","2010-09-05T20:08:44","rajaravivarma.ar",0,100,"Voting and discussion",11,0]
[null,10364,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Guidelines for manufactures (HW and SW)","Though Symbian continues to hold large share in Smartphone market it has been decreasing for more than 2 yrs now. From more than 50% it has now dropped to around 40%. This considerable has been done because of less capable devices running Symbian from mainly Nokia. Even Nokias flagships failed, because of being poor on both hardware and software.Remember N96 and N97 former had less capable CPU than its predecessor N95 and later one didn't have dedicated GPU to bring out everything that Symbian had to offer. UI load was totally put on CPU only. Whereas sometime later released Samsung Omnia HD had powerful 600 MHz processor and dedicated GPU. And powerful hardware once again proved itself. N97 and Omnia HD had same S60 5th Ed or S^1 but Omnia HD wen ahead. But Omnia HD get poor attention from Samsung, Samsung didn't provide many FW updates and that left users disappointed. N97 too had bugs in FW. Today also Nokia is offering Symbian^1 devices with 434 MHz CPU which often shows sluggishness and made users feel that Symbian is slow, so they chose alternative platform. Not to mention that touchscreen too were not up to the mark in some phones. This in effect makes devs leave developing for platform, though no. is very small.\n\n\n\n\nSolution to this would be imposing hardware guidelines on all manufacturers just like what MS did before letting device makers use their new Windows Phone 7 OS. They have criterias like minimum 1 GHz CPU, GPU etc. The reason behind is users will get uniform experience irrespective of the manufacturer they choose. This is like you 'Minimum' and 'Recommended' requirements we see for desktop OS. With certain hardware user is sure to get the most productive experience of the OS excluding the things like eye-candy. Remember the case of Windows Vista/7. PCs with Vista Capable hardware will assure the basic Windows Vista experience while they may not necessarily support all that eye candy Vista has to offer. Vista disables such extras when they can't be run on given hardware to avoid poor user experience. But in era when UI looks are also conisdered disabling those won't be good idea but some of the effects can be stripped down to keep OS performing at optimal level. But less capable hardware should be allowed in rarest of the cases.\n\n\n\n\n(more on software and hardware later)","2010-10-22T18:56:41","2010-10-30T03:00:55","swap002",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,1405,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","Fixed regular updates on blog","Symbian has stated that it aims to be an \"open\" and \"transparent\" organisation. However, the communications currently being released are somewhat fractured and show very little indication of what is happening within the organisation.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nMy simple suggestion is that it is made someone's responcibility to have a \"What we did in the last week\" post every Friday on the Symbian main blog. This is summary of work achieved (thing Agile demo) rather than plans for the future and could, potentially, be made up of links to other blogs and tweets that people might have missed.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIt's hard to tell if the Foundation is making progress towards its goals and I think this would help.","2009-07-27T11:08:28","2010-06-03T13:31:18","dadurant",0,16.96,"Closed",1,3]
[null,1406,{"$nulls":3},"I believe that would make the blog extremely dull.  That kind of news is best presented when there's something interesting to tell IMO.  That's not to say that a weekly (or whatever is felt appropriate - perhaps monthly would be better?) progress summary shouldn't be available somewhere, but I don't think the blog is the best place for it.","2009-07-27T11:40:59","2009-07-27T11:43:01","markw",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1410,{"$nulls":3},"While I appreciated the delicious irony of having Symbian do weekly reports for the developers, I have to agree with Mark, that they would quickly stagnate and become a chore, leading to postings such as \"We did some stuff\" and \"Not much happened this week\".\n\n\n\n\nI think it would be better if the people with the ability to post on the blog, were reminded and encouraged to use the facility, rather than turn it into a pre-friday-pub-lunch task.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-07-28T11:16:14","2009-07-28T11:22:32","cowboycoder",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1420,{"$nulls":3},"I've voted against. It's clear now that the official Symbian Foundation blog is an important tool for presenting the Symbian Foundation to the world, and will not be allowed to drift along on the unfocussed whims of the individual contributors - a commitment to a weekly report is hostage to fortune which could prevent us from managing the presentation of Symbian to the world at large.","2009-07-30T10:45:54","2009-07-30T10:45:54","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1421,{"$nulls":3},"Okay - my last comment on this matter.\n\n\n\n\nIs there any plan to put any sort of mechanism in place to see if the existing developers (not members, *developers* contributing to the Foundation know what the current plans for the Foundation are?\n\n\n\n\nI suspect that the vast majority have no idea what is going on. That was all this was due to help with.","2009-07-30T12:03:59","2009-10-01T12:24:26","dadurant",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2429,"Mobile functionality",null,"Remove Theme","allow Remove themes from theme APP like before than symbian 9.1.\nafter symbian 9.1 we have to remove themes from APP manager.\nbut its easier to remove them from theme APP.","2009-11-09T11:38:01","2009-11-09T11:38:01","lsamanl",0,100,"Voting and discussion",12,0]
[null,3197,"Mobile applications",null,"Mobile Artificial Intelligent Assistant Companion (AIACM)","Develop a mobile artificial intelligent assistant companion (AIACM) with supporting by online knowledge based huge database to help all mobile users for anything. This application will be able to interpret question post by the mobile user. Guiding mobile user to do whatsoever things. Teaching mobile any topics or lessons. It&#39;s like bring a knowledgeable teacher along your life. You ask it, they will answer it.","2009-12-05T09:47:44","2010-06-15T11:27:14","lawrence27",0,7.64,"Closed",2,5]
[null,6435,{"$nulls":3},"This idea is mobile guru application or it like a mobile wiki version 2, main purpose not for dictionary meaning search but is to provide guide and steps for anything user needed. It must be connected to internet where it link to the main database.\n\n\n\n\nFor example I need to bake a cake. I can use AIACM (Artificial Intelligent Assistant Companion) and search for \"How to bake a cake\" and the result will show me on AIACM application. It will show me the steps to do so, recipe, ingredient, photo of steps, video available, guidelines, etc.\n\n\n\n\nIt can search for anything like \"How to change Tyre\", \"How to recover from flu\", \"How to pick a good watermelon\", \"Way to have good sleep\", etc.","2010-03-12T17:17:16","2010-03-12T17:17:15","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6480,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Lawrence,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThank you for explaining this iDEA in better detail.  There are search engines on your mobile already do this.\n\n\n\n\nwww.google.com\n\n\n\n\nwww.dogpile.com\n\n\n\n\nand actually if you are on the web, you can do a search and will get these answers and more.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-14T02:18:29","2010-03-14T09:24:39","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3229,{"$nulls":3},"You mean like &quot;virtual girlfriend?&quot; :)","2009-12-06T04:43:59","2010-03-15T05:17:07","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6565,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Lawrence,\n\n\n\n\nI understand AI.  Responding to your clarification, I posted search engines, as that seemed to answer the questions you posed.\n\n\n\n\nTo help faciltate discussion, and community response, I took just a summary the wikipedia definition:\n\n\n\n\nAI include such traits as reasoning, knowledge, planning, learning, communication, perception and the ability to move and manipulate objects.\n\n\n\n\nThere are hurdles with AI even between developers and the various mainframe infrastructures.  The issues on the mainframe side of AI needs to be addressed and improved before linkage to a mobile UI. Perhaps a mainframe company will see this post and want to collaborate with SF.\n\n\n\n\nI am not opposed to your IDEA, as a matter of fact, I think that this is in a category of \"an IDEA which is good, but right now the technology is not refined enough yet.\"  It is a great category to be in. Best of luck!","2010-03-15T14:34:36","2010-03-15T14:36:10","ginau",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3453,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Voice Navigation in UI for Blind Peoples","Still many apps provide this soultion at a very high cost.I want to insist Symbian community to make it default for the challenged peoples as a option in profiles as Read the selected item.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThis will make the Symbian a more helpfull OS for all type of peoples :).","2009-12-14T09:56:18","2010-10-14T10:22:30","apache",0,86.4,"Expert review",38,2]
[null,3657,{"$nulls":3},"It is true that this would be good, but unless somebody is willing to contribute a screen reader or similar, it won't happen.","2009-12-17T15:24:46","2009-12-17T15:24:46","teknolog",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3661,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Siraj,\n\n\n\n\nI STRONGLY agree with your point and am very passionate for accessibility devices to be cost effective.\n\n\n\n\nhttp://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=2934\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n@Sebastian, there are ways of doing this, as it has been implemented in the past.  Additionally, the US has laws mandating accessibility applications and usability for all electronics, which means SYMBIAN FOUNDATION should really look into developing these......  it is mandated under the Americans with Disabilities Act!\n\n\n\n\n@ ALL, There are some very good starts to navigation for the blind and low vision available on Nokia products.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n1)There is GPS with walking voice navigation.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n2) My E71  has voice navigation and reads sms, email, phone and some navigation.  Google voice and Vlingo, are 2 readers which are APPs which could be developed and improved upon by SF.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n3) Full text-to-speech screen reading would be best (you are right Sebastian).   If anyone is networked with Ray Kurzweil (I wish I were), he is the man who envisions, implements and sells off these product ideas.  www.nuance.com has an APP which could help and SF could improve upon, and www.kurzweil.com has other suggsetion....I have been looking for cost effective accessibility devices for a few years now and have had little luck.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n4)Also, Nokia has a magnifier down load which helps tremendously for LOW VISION.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI hope my advice was helpful to you Siraj, especially if a loved one needs help.  In the mean time, please read my link and see that there is trending for accessibility/business/personal efficiency tools...\n\n\n\n\nAdditionally, there is the KNFB-reader www.knfb-reader.com . This is a Symbian OS Nokia phone which was modified for low and no vision people and is market in the USA, but is expensive.  Who made this?\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-12-17T17:05:29","2009-12-17T17:16:59","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10102,{"$nulls":3},"Chris,  With the greatest of respect, I think you miss the point here.  Look around you - at other platforms.  Accessibility considerations are part of the design phase.  I doubt they are doing it for fun!  The legislators are prowling around the edges of the accessibility lobby, and are starting to make life uncomfortable, in some parts of the world (notably the US), for device manufacturers and service providers.  There are approximately 314 million visually impaired people in the world.  This is about 0.05% of the world population.  when we add in the number of people with other diabilities, then the percentage is nowhere near as small as you say.  Regardless of the number, should we not be a community that champions inclusivity?  It's outrageous that sections of our society are denied the same access to information as the majority.  Huge sections of society are already isolated as a consequence of disability.  It is morally wrong that the mobile industry exacerbates the problem, especially as the solution is not really difficult!","2010-10-11T10:33:36","2010-10-11T10:33:36","steve8459",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4794,{"$nulls":3},"SF mod team. There is a major interest in accessibility.  Perhaps focus group should be started.","2010-01-24T07:11:09","2010-01-24T07:11:09","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4819,{"$nulls":3},"This is one of those thing that sounds good in theory, and that nobody wants to vote against but is actually a monumental waste of effort. Some ridiculously small fraction of the population are blind or significantly visually impaired. It varies from country to country, but the percentage typically has a couple of zeroes after the decimal point.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThere are companies out there catering to the needs of these people, and doing it on our platform. \"It isn't cheap/free\" doesn't strike me as any sort of good reason to go in to competition with them. Indeed, the price of their products reflects the demand. We would do better focusing on improving user experience for the 99.99% of the user base, and leaving the niche stuff to the experts.","2010-01-24T17:46:17","2010-01-24T17:46:16","cdavies",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,10232,{"$nulls":3},"There are many ideas like this, that have min. 30 votes but are still not in \"expert view\". Before they vanish tomorrow when the system is changed, I bring them back to top, hoping, that they will get \"expert-view\"-status in time, before they vanish.","2010-10-14T10:11:31","2010-10-14T10:11:31","Tim.Linde",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7037,"Mobile functionality",null,"Automatically change profile with change of home screen","I think it would be great if you could automatically change the profile with a change of the home screen. You could then have:\n\n\n\na normal home screen with the general profile assigned; \nan outdoor home screen with the outdoor profile assigned;\na work home screen with the silent profile assigned etc.","2010-04-12T19:44:04","2010-04-12T19:44:04","Diclonius",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,7079,{"$nulls":3},"I think you Idea comes after this Idea of having Multiple Home Screen on Symbian -http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=7078\n\n\n\n\n Ex- diff for Home, Work , Travel - Just like we have profiles.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAnd I thing its a good Add-on to this Idea!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-04-15T08:04:27","2010-04-15T08:04:56","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8829,"Mobile applications",null,"Symbian Terminal","We want to see on Symbian a linux like terminal.\n\n\n\n\nTerminal open new doors for developer and for any user. So please give as a command shell (for Symbian 9 too).\n\n\n\n\nTHANK YOU VERY MUCH\n\n\n\n\nP.S. Excuse me for worse english .","2010-08-16T22:18:36","2010-08-16T22:18:36","armens",0,50.5,"Voting and discussion",8,4]
[null,10390,{"$nulls":3},"A Terminal would not be such a bad Idea however it would expose vulnerabilities crucial to the System OS. :)","2010-10-26T23:08:03","2010-10-26T23:08:03","hyder1754",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1150,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","Proactive campaign to port the best iPhone applications to Symbian","Introduction\n\n\nThe real difference between a smartphone and a regular phone is the ability of the first to work as a mobile computer. Today even the most humble mass-produced mobile phone can do some basic Personal Information Management (PIM) and download your e-mail. Most modern phones can even play music, surf the Internet, and provide tools such as currency exchange converters or world clocks.\n\n\nAs years pass, the dividing line will most certainly move to more advanced features: those that blur a mobile telephone with a netbook. The ideal smartphone might be a small netbook! This means that a really successful device will probably be the one that can run the most and best mobile applications.\n\n\n \n\n\nCurrent Situation\n\n\nUnfortunately the current situation for Symbian is grim. There are only a few (if any) Symbian blockbuster programs. The mobile applications market is dominated by Apple&apos;s iPhone. Apple claims to have more than 50000+ applications, games, etc. Of course, this figure is overrated since not everything that shines is gold. The App Store is full of silly garbage and unneccessary clones of the same products by different developers. But even if you consider only 1% of the content as \"worthy\", you still have some 500 good applications that are eye-candies for prospective customers and developers. No other OS sports such a high number of well-executed applications.\n\n\nThe other OS developers fair much worse. RIM&apos;s Blackberry has many business applications but other than that few things to offer. Google&apos;s Android and Palm&apos;s Pre are in a similar situation as Symbian, but since they operate mainly in the American market they get some major free publicity in the digital media (Slashdot, Engadget, etc). Windows Mobile is not doing well either.\n\n\n \n\n\nWhat can be done?\n\n\nI&apos;m proposing for an aggressive marketing campaign to change this situation. Symbian has nothing to envy regarding capabilities of its framework. Writing native applications might be hard with Symbian C++, but there are alternative languages (Java ME, Python, Qt, etc) that are definitely interesting for developers. For the iPhone you can only write in Objective C.\n\n\nThere are Symbian devices out there (such as the Samsung i8910 HD and Nokia N97) that have hardware similar or even better than the iPhone. Nevertheless, customers and developers might never hear of them because they might think the only applications-rich platform is the one from Cupertino. The Symbian OS offers capabilites and diversified developer tools that an iPhone can&apos;t offer. The other way around is not necessarily true.\n\n\nSo why not launch a campaign to port the best iPhone applications and games to Symbian?\n\n\nA pragmatic approach to promote Symbian&rsquo;s capabilities would be for the Symbian Foundation marketing department to download iTunes, see the best [paid and free] applications in every category and contact the respective developers to help them with the porting of their applications in the Symbian ecosystem. Even subsidizing them if it&apos;s necessary.\n\n\n \n\n\nCosts\n\n\nThe costs of such operation should not be high (although I admit I don&apos;t have the means to quantify them). Symbian Foundation could mainly support the interested developers by providing them with all the necessary SDK toolkits and learning material. A priority support line (e-mail, telephone, forum, etc) with a dedicated person to respond might be a good idea to give a sense of professionalism and responsibility to those developers that try their luck with Symbian. As a last resort, some cherry-picked cream-of-the-crop \"killer apps\" should be ported to the expenses of Symbian Foundation by subsidizing the developers.\n\n\nA dedicated portal could be set up to showcase the work done so far and other marketing information for prospective developers. It could even be combined with this idea.\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThings to Consider\n\n\nNot all applications have to be ported to prove the power and versatility of Symbian. Simply the top few ones in each category. Special attention has to be given to games and business applications since they are usually the ones that push a platform to its limits. If a developer fails to port an \"egg timer\" it&apos;s no big deal, but what about a professional e-mail parser or blockbuster game?\n\n\nAlso consider that some developers (eg, ngmoco:)) might NOT be interested in porting to other platforms than the iPhone. If they don&apos;t, just move to the next one.\n\n\n \n\n\nGoals\n\n\nThe whole operation may sound a cheat, but it&rsquo;s not. It&rsquo;s pragmatic and effective. I know of iPhone users that won&rsquo;t give away their devices simply because of their favorite apps that won&rsquo;t find anywhere else. Let&rsquo;s change that. An iPhone without its best exclusive apps is a very mediocre device. Symbian lacks in the apps department, although its hardware capabilities are first class.\n\n\nRemember: smartphones become really SMART when they have many interesting applications. Otherwise they are dumb as your average mobile phone&hellip; Applications IS the dividing line.\n\n\n\n---\n\n\n\n \n\n\nPS. The above proposal is a re-elaboration of my initial idea on the blog. Many thanks to David Wood for giving me the opportunity to write it here.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-06-21T18:16:46","2009-10-12T13:53:30","kensai",0,44.4,"Voting and discussion",7,8]
[null,1398,{"$nulls":3},"I know that counting the applications coming out every day for the applePhone is a moot topic since there's a hell of a lot of garbage that gets on the way and actually makes finding the right applications more difficult.\n\n\n\n\nNow that the Symbian Horizon publishing scheme is coming, let's learn from the competitor's few misfortunes and do things right. Perhaps my initial idea of porting/rewriting the best iPhone applications to run on Symbian can be achieved via the organization of competitions or priority channels in Symbian Horizon for developers who embark on this endeavour.\n\n\n\n\nSymbian Horizon could have a dedicated section to give information and tips for developers who come from iPhone (and Android) with all the necessary documentation to help them achieve Symbian publishing of their app/game as well...","2009-07-25T07:06:16","2009-07-25T07:06:16","kensai",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1151,{"$nulls":3},"I would put the issue in a different way. Personally I don&apos;t think most of these developers care about the technical excellence of a platform. They care about making money out of it. Apple has been excellent at this. Nokia (the most important Symbian phones manufacturer nowadays) is still fighting (just read about Ovi in the news)\n\n\n\n\nSo instead of focusing efforts on iPhone developers, I&apos;d rather see SF taking care of its current developer base. You can find many discussions/ideas about these issues in this site, but just to briefly outline what I think are the most urgent ones, I&apos;d say making development easier and improving (ease) Symbian Signed (allowing hobbist developers to enter). Regarding the first issue, you mention some runtimes, like j2me, python and Qt. From my point of view, j2me is useless nowadays, and I fail to see something really interesting that can be done with it. Python has its issues with api support and runtime deployment on device, and Qt is still too immature to be considered for real development. So there&apos;s certainly some work to be done here.\n\n\n\n\nBut in any case, I wouldn&apos;t even care too much about Symbian C++ complexity. I&apos;m sure that if developers heard that Symbian developers are getting rich, they&apos;d certainly find the way to move to the platform. To me that&apos;s the best marketing campaign Symbian can have, and where I&apos;d put my efforts instead of ie. subsidizing privately held companies.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-06-22T02:21:29","2009-06-22T12:47:18","david.caabeiro",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1153,{"$nulls":3},"I&apos;ve voted Scrap. I&apos;d really rather SF didn&apos;t expend any effort porting &apos;successful&apos; iPhone apps (though, I really want that spirit level one ,:-| ).\n\n\n\n\nWhat is needed is for people writing iPhone apps to feel able and incentivised to port their apps to the Symbian platform themselves, because that&apos;s where they can reach a larger market. SF should be putting a great deal of effort into making this a reality.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-06-22T07:44:21","2009-06-22T07:44:21","cowboycoder",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1154,{"$nulls":3},"I like the goals of this idea but I see two major problems with its implementation, which I feel reasonably qualified to comment on.\n\n\n\n\nFirst - iPhone applications cannot really be \"ported\" to Symbian, they have to be re-written.  The two platforms are too different (and I just finished writing a book on porting to Symbian, so have gathered plenty of developer opinion on this).  Unless the application has initially be written to be portable, then it can&apos;t be ported, and even if it has it will require a new UI.\n\n\n\n\nSecond - the technical support for companies porting apps is not something we have staffing for.  There are currently two engineers in the developer support team, I&apos;m one of them.  We are getting involved in some projects on the level you suggest to help with strategic marketing initiatives, but we are already badly over-stretched.  So, the cost of implementing this idea would be the cost of employing or sub-contracting a fairly large developer support team, which I wish we had the budget for, but I don&apos;t believe we do right now.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI&apos;d say that what we need to do is make the platform sufficiently attractive that the developers of those applications (or existing Symbian developers that could easily clone a lot of them) believe it is worth their investment to create the applications.  To do this we need to be better than the iPhone and the Apple app store - lots of developers went in for the gold rush to find that there wasn&apos;t that much gold and most of it had been extracted by the first movers.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-06-22T09:36:31","2009-06-23T09:48:38","markw",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,1180,{"$nulls":3},"I vote against this for following reasons:\n\n\n\n\n- As current Symbian OS developer I would prefer SF to take good care of their \"own people\". Reading about London event where ANY iPhone developer just walking in pub got a 5800 didn&apos;t motivate me to develop for Symbian OS. Vice versa, all things considered.\n\n\n\n\n- iPhone app has to be rewritten, code is not really portable. Same result might be achieved by supporting / promoting already existing similar Symbian OS applications. Update for latest devices and features, support UI design, offer usability feedback, free signing &amp; certification.\n\n\n\n\n- 50000+ apps is still 50000+ apps, regardless of how many of those are lowest possible value. They got approved into app store, they each and everyone passed some quality control. Right now Symbian OS needs first QUANTITY and only then QUALITY, because different people see quality in different ways (can&apos;t imagine who would use or even pay for any fart app, but they are big-sellers). Naturally I&apos;m hoping that when there&apos;s enough quantity, the quality will come automatically due competition between developers and market demand.\n\n\n\n\nUse the proposed effort to promote Symbian OS to end users as an application platform. When there is demand for apps, developers will come. Small demand will bring small / few developers, who will attract more developers /users etc. Can&apos;t just jump to end of exponential curve, got to go through the low part, too.","2009-06-23T01:52:46","2009-06-23T01:52:46","JOM",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6821,{"$nulls":3},"I really think that the main point is being missed here. Maybe this idea should have been re-named to something like \"Bring iPhone apps to Symbian.\" That's what this is really all about. There's way too many iPhone apps that I wish I could get in the Ovi Store, but because nobody is developing them, especially when it comes to the U.S. market, it makes me wonder if Symbian even cares about us. I know they obviously do care, but sometimes I wonder what's keeping them from getting all these applications out to the market.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-28T19:32:17","2010-03-29T00:56:34","NseriesFreak7",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1202,{"$nulls":3},"I found these wiki categories on Nokia Forum. They are minimal entries, but I believe they want to persuade some Objective C developers to port to Symbian. Perhaps the time will be mature once the Qt/S60 toolkit becomes available and fully functional later this year. Nonetheless, it seems that it&apos;s not impossible afterall, is it?","2009-06-23T21:09:55","2010-01-01T18:29:16","kensai",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1918,"Mobile applications",null,"tragic software","a software which will include a shortcut to chnge a mobile&#39;s symbian like from series 60 to series 80.means it will change it&#39;s os UI3 to series 60.\nso,people wouldn&#39;t have to buy a new mobile only for os version etc. and no data lost from phone also.\nTHANK YOU\n","2009-10-27T10:04:04","2010-06-03T13:40:30","manishrnc",0,0,"Closed",0,2]
[null,2942,"Mobile applications",null,"Visual Touch MCE WiFi Remote.","Visual Touch MCE WiFi remote to control your HTPC&#39;s Movie, TV and Music libraries with dedicated buttons under three different &quot;pages&quot; for each section.","2009-11-27T09:44:01","2010-06-14T20:22:07","Dazzi",0,0,"Closed",1,0]
[null,3198,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","Mobile Active Profile Status Expression (APSE)","Develop a new mobile interactive active profile system with different status and able to updates operators to indicate their status like (away one hour, away five minutes, silent mode, meeting, in cinema, low signal, playing game, listen to music, talking on the phone, internet surfing, watching video, taking photo, active on menu navigation, GPS and driving and etc). Mean time updating operators active profile status, User are also could add their expression on their mood like (happy, unhappy, something to say, inspire message, meaningful message, angry with someone and etc). When other Symbian users looking through their contact phone book. They are able to see the status expression on every contact. But there must be an approval by the particular mobile user to agree to allow this user to see their status expression first. Mobile user are allow to change to setting to be publish or not publish the status. An exceptional group to be chosen for not publish the status expression are configurable. This feature are able to API by mobile application to retrieval of the Active Profile Status Expression. User also can customize the active profile status with various conditions or execution of any applications.","2009-12-05T11:04:15","2009-12-05T11:04:15","lawrence27",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,1]
[null,3362,{"$nulls":3},"Mobile Active Profile Status Expression (APSE) is an solution which is involve integration from few components.\n\n\n\n\nMobile Active Profile\n\n\n\n\nMain component to indicate the actual status on the mobile phone, it can indicate profile mode, interactive application status and actual situation happen.\n\n\n\n\n- indicate status by profile mode like (normal mode, silent mode, meeting mode, cinema mode, plane mode, sleep mode or etc)\n\n\n\n\n- indicate status by interactive application like (listen to music, talking on the line, internet surfing, watching video, taking photo, video recording, playing game, GPS navigating status for driving or walking and etc)\n\n\n\n\n- indicate status by actual situation like (away five minutes, away one hour, low signal, low battery, menu navigating and etc)\n\n\n\n\nAt the meantime user are able to customize their status expression according to their mood or things they want to express. The mood they could express like (happy, unhappy, angry with someone, inspire message, somethings to say, message to tell everyone meaningful message and etc)\n\n\n\n\nAPSE can be configure as to allow on specific contact user to receive or not to receive the APSE (Active Profile Status Expression). Exceptional group are allow to add contact user on it to prevent the APSE to broadcast to them.\n\n\n\n\nThe customized message is allow to be set base on conditional. And the Active Profile Status Expression (APSE) are able to API with other mobile applications.\n\n\n\n\nMobile Operators\n\n\n\n\nThe active profile status expression (APSE) will be send to mobile operator for update and ready to broadcast to some one or specific channel.\n\n\n\n\nApplication of present the APSE\n\n\n\n\nSymbian Foundation can use base application like contact phone book to present the APSE (Active Profile Status Expression). All the APSE will be shown on each contact if it is available or approved by particular contact user.","2009-12-11T05:56:58","2009-12-11T05:56:58","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3292,{"$nulls":3},"Can this idea be added to the potential application of my contacts app with extensions/plugins approach?","2009-12-08T19:49:01","2009-12-18T00:30:58","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4478,"Mobile applications",null,"Subscribe to other calendars and manage iCalendar format","Symbian should be able to manage many calendar subscriptions (for example : Personal, Pro, Country Holidays,...) thus it will be easier to synchronise between devices (Google, iCal can manage many calendars).\n\n\n\n\nBy the way, Symbian should be compatible with standards such as http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/ICalendar in order to receive or send invitations by mail/mms? (i don't know if we can send this kind of file by mms).\n\n\n\n\nThat's all :)","2010-01-15T16:39:24","2010-10-15T12:01:21","axisama",0,100,"Expert review",32,0]
[null,7097,{"$nulls":3},"Yes, I also have been asking for calendar categories or several calendars for years.\n\n\n\n\nThis is also important when syncing with just one source that supports multiple calendars (eg. Mac) or Calendars with categories (eg. Outlook)\n\n\n\n\nInterestingly, Symbian OS supports calendar categories since Rel. 9.1 or so. Only the calendar app and the sync client does not. Even the Palm OS back in the 90's had calendar categories.\n\n\n\n\nAnd the sync clients need to be aware of whatever implementation it will be. Eg. I will sync my business calendar with my Outlook in the office and my private calendar only with my Mac at home.","2010-04-16T15:57:48","2010-04-16T15:57:47","abruenin",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,7416,{"$nulls":3},"Now that Nokia is thinking to add many calendars on their Ovi Organiser : http://betalabs.nokia.com/apps/ovi-calendar-1-6-beta\n\n\n\n\nThis feature become a must have, don't forget it ! And add backward compatibilities to have this feature at least on Symbian^1 devices.","2010-05-07T20:18:30","2010-05-07T20:18:30","axisama",{"$nulls":3},0,1]
[null,4734,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","More sorting options for music playlists","Currently as it stands, there is no other option for sorting playlists other than by doing it manually. I propose an idea that would ADD additional sorting options such as by: Song title, Artist, Track number, Album, Album+track number, Year, Genre, and the custom sorting that is present now. Simply add a \"Sort by\" option in the \"Options\" menu when you're in a playlist, that includes all of the ways to sort.\n\n\n\n\nI think it would be a great addition, that gives the user more options. After all Symbian is about giving the user options.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-21T16:48:14","2010-10-11T10:34:56","NseriesFreak7",0,100,"Expert review",47,0]
[null,9920,{"$nulls":3},"simple and useful!","2010-10-08T11:33:16","2010-10-08T11:33:16","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5758,"Mobile functionality",null,"Support for multiple languages (read+keyboard to write) in every phone out of the box","I know that all updates on Nokia phones are worldwide but the softwares differ a bit. Phones in the Middle East come with Arabic keyboards compared to those in US that just come with English. I think it would be a great idea to have many languages supported on every phone launched. Meaning by supported not just to have the phone to be able to read the language, but also to be enabled to switch keyboard from any language to another. Does this sound familiar, YES. The iphone has this feature. You can type in many languages using the iphone. No worries on hacking, downloading an app or anything like that.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSymbian is the most powerful OS I have ever used. What lacks Symbian is a unique UI with many features that make its usability SIMPLE and FUN. Lets make users love the Symbian experience and get addicted to it as many do for the iphone.","2010-02-19T21:05:58","2010-02-19T21:05:58","Hassan",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,6270,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Quick option to turn the display to NEGATIVE inorder to save battery and lengthen the lifespan of AMOLED while reading Webpage texts","It's a fact that OLED or AMOLED draws less power than standard TFT display. But that claim assumes you are using black theme. Sadly, Webpages and other reading softwares are dominated with white background and no theme can overrun that. OLED can draw as much as 3 times more power than TFT with white colors... which is sad because ebook and Webpage texts reading are my primary mobile usage.\n\n\n\n\nFor that reason I propose a quick option to toggle the display to NEGATIVE.\n\n\n\n\nThe image below is a quick photoshop of this webpage with Negative effect applied:\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nNot Bad at all!","2010-03-05T08:31:46","2010-10-15T12:01:35","BoyBawang",0,100,"Expert review",31,0]
[null,7752,{"$nulls":3},"Interesting idea and useful in many cases as described earlier.\n\n\n\n\nOnly realising seems to be tricky.\n\n\n\n\nPutting the browser screen just to negative at night is too simple and has some disadvantages:\n\n\n\n\n- photos are negative\n\n\n\n\n- signal colors are wrong (e.g.: traffic light colors red, yellow, green change)\n\n\n\n\n- If the original background is already black it gets white and the desired effect is gone\n\n\n\n\nTherefore the solution must be an intelligent one.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-05-28T16:50:58","2010-05-30T18:09:57","QBee",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6272,{"$nulls":3},"Good idea - shouldn't cost much to do, and it won't get in anyone's way if they don't choose to use it.","2010-03-05T09:29:03","2010-03-05T09:29:03","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8066,{"$nulls":3},"Any developer who can make a PC firefox plug-in for this?","2010-06-21T05:44:09","2010-06-21T05:44:09","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10114,{"$nulls":3},"This is a great idea and should be developed. Back for community support.","2010-10-11T16:43:39","2010-10-11T16:43:39","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7811,{"$nulls":3},"Thinking about a solution to realize the night mode I came to the following two ideas for html pages:\n\n\n\n\n1. A quick and dirty solution\n\n\n\n\n- Find out if the background is bright\n\n\n\n\n- Switch background color of the page to black and text background color to the original background color\n\n\n\n\nThe less text is used on the page, the bigger is the effect of the night mode.\n\n\n\n\n2. A better solution\n\n\n\n\n- Find out if the background is bright\n\n\n\n\n- Switch background color of the page to black\n\n\n\n\n- Find out if the contrast of the color of all elements is big enough to be seen on a black background.\n\n\n\n\n     If not, change the color of the elements to an appropriate color (e.g. originally black text color to a grey that can be seen well to the black background)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIn general: Change as little as possible and as much as needed.","2010-05-30T18:30:11","2010-05-31T02:56:46","QBee",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6798,{"$nulls":3},"Posted for Dan McNeil\n\n\n\n\nThe other night, I was a passenger in a car driving along a motorway  in the dark and wanted to check the traffic news on a website.  When I  pulled the phone out of my pocket and unlocked it, the glare of the  white screen distracted the driver.\n\n\n\n\nWe should  provide a mechanism to put the phone into \"night mode\".  This would mean  that you could use the phone in the dark without you - or people around  you - being dazzled by the white background of the web browser or other  bright UI elements.\n\n\n\n\nIt should be simple to  activate night mode and simple to switch back to daytime mode again.\n\n\n\n\nFor  an example of what I'm thinking, look at a TomTom SatNav device.  The  daytime colours are bright and bold - the night time colours are all  shades of blue.\n\n\n\n\nIt may be possible to implement  this by having a default \"Night Time\" profile - or it may be possible to  do something a little cleverer which automatically adjusts the colours  and contrast of the whole UI to make it suitable for us in the car at  night or in a cinema or dark room...","2010-03-26T11:29:15","2010-03-26T11:29:14","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6303,{"$nulls":3},"This idea will not effect AMOLED screens to a level that would be noticed.. they are quite efficient by design. This is something that some older LDCs (used in laptops) would have been able to take advantage of, but tech today - especially mobile screens - are a good bit better.\n\n\n\n\nFor a tech solution, working with the PixelQi folks would be good as they have an eink/LCD tech that's pretty slick and coming out on a tablet device or two later this year. But even then, the Symbian Foundation isn't designing something as much as they are playing the role of evangelizing the use of the tech to their licensees.","2010-03-05T23:44:43","2010-03-05T23:44:43","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6308,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Antoine,\n\n\n\n\nquote from Wikipedia  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Active-matrix_OLED#cite_note-powerOLED-3\n\n\n\n\n\"our measurement shows that a commercial QVGA OLED display consumes 3 and 0.7 Watts showing black text on a white background and white text on a black background, respectively\"\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nTurning most webpage to Negative should roughly provide power Savings from 3 into 0.7 which is quite significant especially if you are like me who spend reading webpage texts all the time.\n\n\n\n\ncheers!","2010-03-06T04:14:12","2010-03-17T15:32:33","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6309,{"$nulls":3},"Boy Bawang I agree with you Idea -Effective one - Power is our main problem in Mobile Devices - As it saves power - this will be good- \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAs William Roberts  suggested - Implementing this dose't cost to much. _ Idea most welcomed - You have my Vote","2010-03-06T04:32:03","2010-03-06T04:33:41","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6626,{"$nulls":3},"Well, this is also useful at night when you don't want the webpage to blind you as you navigate, so not just battery life. You get my support. :)","2010-03-18T01:30:23","2010-03-18T13:32:14","Lek",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6387,{"$nulls":3},"Thank you all for the positive feedback.\n\n\n\n\nI think this idea can be better if it's integrated in each app like web browser instead of system wide. The reason is to make it selective so that embedded images are immune from turning into negative.  That should make it more natural :)\n\n\n\n\ncheers!","2010-03-11T02:58:02","2010-03-11T02:58:02","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7668,{"$nulls":3},"Revisit. This is a good IDEA for many reasons and has many applications.....","2010-05-25T05:00:29","2010-05-25T05:00:29","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7676,{"$nulls":3},"Yes, great one - Need some more support!","2010-05-25T06:12:09","2010-05-25T06:12:09","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6399,{"$nulls":3},"I really do not caren about the power debate. I am supporting this IDEA simply because the screen is accessible and AT when it is in the black background with light or yellow text.\n\n\n\n\nPlease work on making this work for those who can not read black text on white background....\n\n\n\n\nIf you save power, great, but that seems to be a little bit in refinement right now.","2010-03-12T01:38:29","2010-03-12T01:38:29","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7038,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Ability to assign different colours to meetings/appointments in the calendar","I think it would be useful if users could assign different colours to different events/appointments/meetings in the calendar. This would be most useful when using the calendar in the week view mode. Users could assign a particular colour to e.g. work/social/family appointments. Then, when the calendar is accessed, they could quickly get an overview of the different types of meetings/apontments they have that week.","2010-04-12T20:14:06","2010-10-11T05:19:57","Diclonius",0,100,"Expert review",50,0]
[null,7100,{"$nulls":3},"This is similar to http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=4478 (or vice versa)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI also have been asking for calendar categories (= colors) or several  calendars for years, back at s60.com.\n\n\n\n\nThis is also important when syncing with just one source that  supports multiple calendars (eg. Mac) or Calendars with categories (eg.  Outlook)\n\n\n\n\nInterestingly, Symbian OS supports calendar categories since Rel. 9.1  or so. Only the calendar app and the sync client does not. Even the  Palm OS back in the 90's had calendar categories.\n\n\n\n\nAnd the sync clients need to be aware of whatever implementation it  will be. Eg. I will sync my business calendar with my Outlook in the  office and my private calendar only with my Mac at home.","2010-04-16T16:35:13","2010-04-16T16:35:13","abruenin",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7101,{"$nulls":3},"I agree that this is a good IDEA, but is also the same IDEA as http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=4478 .\n\n\n\n\nI would like to place this as a refinement to the other post.  Is that accetable to you?\n\n\n\n\nGU-S, Moderator","2010-04-16T16:48:20","2010-04-16T16:48:19","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7107,{"$nulls":3},"Yes, it is acceptable although I think the combined idea would benefit from a more descriptive title.","2010-04-16T19:14:41","2010-04-16T22:30:51","Diclonius",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9936,{"$nulls":3},"You have my support","2010-10-08T12:05:44","2010-10-08T12:05:44","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7138,{"$nulls":3},"Yes, for my part it could be better to have categories too !","2010-04-19T12:37:24","2010-04-19T12:37:24","axisama",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7294,"Mobile functionality",null,"PIM handling","I would like to ask/suggest Symbian to seriously consider implementing Company Name Search on all devices and OS versions. I know it is possible, because it has been done on Nokia E52.\n\n\n\n\nIt is the one area where Windows Mobile is way ahead of Symbian and it annoys me that I have to buy a 3rd party application (Alon Contact Guide).\n\n\n\n\nThere is no doubt in my mind that if Symbian wants to be a serious plyer in the Business Phone segment this is a MUST.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIt should be able to be included in future OS releases and even updates to existing models.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nKind regards\n\n\n\n\nPatrick","2010-04-29T12:03:33","2010-04-29T12:03:33","pmenzies",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,7320,{"$nulls":3},"Patrick Menzies, as the application to your Idea already exists, can you please refine you idea.","2010-05-02T19:10:00","2010-05-03T08:21:07","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7351,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Patrick,\n\n\n\n\nOn Symbian ^3, and even previous versions, there is a contacts 'group\" option.  In this section I separate companies, medical providers, schools, sports, hobby group, family, friends, etc.  You can further refine search by \"search\".  Does this do what you need or are you looking for even more functionality? \n\n\n\n\nI like the feature and also use it for multiple messages, sms, GPS directions, and invitations....\n\n\n\n\nIf you have more features to add would love to hear more about this.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-05-03T12:17:54","2010-05-03T12:38:07","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7550,"Symbian Foundation","Make development easier","Exit application button","Function :\n\n\n\n\nCEikonEnv::Static()-&gt;SetSystem(TRUE);\n\n\n\n\nMakes your application system. It means that Default task manager \"Exit\" button will\n\n\ndisappear. So if you want to develop application which is scans files on MMC you will make a choice between \"Exit\" button and usability, because if you will not call SetSystem your application suddenly closes when user removes MMC.\n\n\nSo it will be good idea to implement this SDK API more clear and friendly for developers.\n\n\nThanks","2010-05-14T10:21:41","2010-05-14T10:21:41","zeekruz",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,7554,{"$nulls":3},"Thanks for the idea. What is it you are proposing here exactly? You want your application to continue running when the MMC card is ejected if the app is installed to the MMC?","2010-05-14T16:36:58","2010-05-14T16:36:58","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7806,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","View listing where group by voting range","Add new View listing allow user to view by voting range where user could select ideas that like bellow:\n\n\n\n\n* show ideas has 25-30 votes\n\n\n\n\n* show ideas has 20-25 votes\n\n\n\n\n* show ideas has 10-20 votes\n\n\n\n\n* show ideas has 5-10 votes\n\n\n\n\n* show ideas has 1-5 votes\n\n\n\n\n* show ideas has 0 vote\n\n\n\n\n* show ideas has more than 30 votes","2010-05-30T17:43:06","2010-06-03T14:51:21","lawrence27",0,0,"Closed",0,1]
[null,7807,{"$nulls":3},"The vote listing could be a choice of supports or scraps","2010-05-30T17:44:53","2010-05-30T17:44:53","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7808,{"$nulls":3},"You can already view  IDEAs by most votes recent, and most votes. It is at the top the the screen.\n\n\n\n\nSuggestion to moderation team to close this IDEA.","2010-05-30T18:04:21","2010-05-30T18:04:21","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3199,"Mobile functionality",null,"Virtual PBX Application","Develop a virtual PBX system that allow customer to call a default mobile number. Then there is an pre-recorded conversation will playback to customer. By pressing the virtual extension or number selection, the application will able to redirect the call to other telephone or mobile phone number. The application may also retrieve other information to that customer by pressing one of the option from the group of voice menu.","2009-12-05T11:16:28","2009-12-05T11:16:28","lawrence27",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,1]
[null,6437,{"$nulls":3},"This idea can also help someone with few cell phone where it define [1] for servicing, [2] for marketing. Marketing is one cell phone2 and servicing is cell phone1. Or it could be all are company support staffs where if one not available, it can be route to the alternative support staffs.","2010-03-12T17:39:55","2010-03-12T17:39:55","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6538,{"$nulls":3},"This happens on the side of the PBX server, not the mobile device. It might be possible to build a server-attachment that helps facilitate this on the mobile side, but that would require some changes to the SIM architecture, and also to carrier arrangements with how they route mobile calls.\n\n\n\n\nA better option right now to this is to use those PBX/VoIP servers/platforms which already support this like Asterk and Avaya.","2010-03-15T03:59:05","2010-03-15T03:59:05","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4991,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Start a Application without the User Intervention. Similar to &quot;Push Registry&quot;","There shoud be some feature with which we can start an application without the actuall user Interaction. This kind of functionality is provided in J2ME with MIDP2.0 onwards and they called it \"Push Registry\"\n\n\nThis is basically used to invoke a application when ever there is a message to the phone through network or a SMS is sent with some predefined keywords or some well defined activity takes place.\n\n\nSuch a functionality in SYmbian becomes essential as the phones and the desktop converge into a common platform to perform business.\n\n\n \n\n\nCOnsider a USE case where a Work Item is created on a User, using this \"Push Registry\" kind of faciity, we can directly invoke a certain application on the phone and ask the user to respond to it immediately. This definately will be of great help to developers who wish to start a application without User intervention.\n\n\n \n\n\nAnother use case would be:\n\n\nSay I want to access my Phone which is remote now. I want to retreive the contacts immediately but cannot as it is not in reach. I will send a SMS with a \"key code+request+contactname\" combination, which invokes an application that can read the contacts and send me a reply with the contact information. Same case with messages. I can remotely control my phone and ask it to redirect the calls or messages.\n\n\nWe can workout on a number of usecases when such a facility is available in SYmbian.","2010-01-27T14:46:53","2010-01-27T14:46:52","vadlamudi1986",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,4992,{"$nulls":3},"It already exists on the Symbian Platform, it's called \"BIO Messaging\".","2010-01-27T14:59:35","2010-01-27T15:06:04","craigh",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7295,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Voice based lock screen & unlock ","Voice based detection of Lock &amp; unlock home screen\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSets the lock &amp; unlock using a keyword/password \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIf the user sets this option, the phone will be secured too...","2010-04-29T12:34:14","2010-04-29T12:35:53","dinviswa",0,23.13,"Voting and discussion",2,4]
[null,7302,{"$nulls":3},"Voice based unlock? So that my friends can easily say the magic word to unlock my phone while it's inside my pocket? that's bad","2010-04-30T04:39:03","2010-04-30T04:39:03","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7321,{"$nulls":3},"That will require a dedicated process running all the time.....! &amp; require quite environment to process your voice. \n\n\n\n\nSo - No to Voice based locking system....! ","2010-05-02T19:11:45","2010-05-02T19:13:18","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1920,"Mobile applications",null,"Pedometer","Please put a pedometer on the Symbian system. This will help people to keep fit.\n\nLook at the Samsung B2700.  You will see what I mean.","2009-10-27T10:58:03","2010-06-14T19:50:36","Jones",0,74.98,"Closed",9,2]
[null,2034,{"$nulls":3},"Assuming that handset manufacturers are willing to implement accelerometers in a reasonable number of handset models, it should be relatively trivial to write an application that listens for accelerometer events, and increments a counter as they occur. \n\n\n\nI could see an Open Source project being developed rather quickly to support this, for what it's worth.","2009-10-28T14:00:21","2009-10-28T14:00:45","vmlemon",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2042,{"$nulls":3},"A great idea. So great that it already exists for S60 3rd edition devices such as the N82 or N95! It&#39;s called Step Counter and can be got from Nokia Beta Labs for free.","2009-10-28T16:58:02","2009-10-28T16:58:02","brendand",{"$nulls":3},3,0]
[null,2045,{"$nulls":3},"Should build in social/ethical features as much as possible.","2009-10-28T19:15:53","2009-10-28T19:15:53","cluetrainee",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3456,"Mobile functionality",null,"Connection prioritization for all applications","Why do I have to choose type of connection everytime I open an application? Can't we set a system-wide prioritization of connections for all applications?\n\n\n\n\nSay,\n\n\n\n\nWiFi - Choice 1\n\n\n\n\nWiFi- Choice 2\n\n\n\n\n3G\n\n\n\n\nGPRS / EDGE\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-12-14T12:28:22","2009-12-14T12:28:22","sssubhash",0,100,"Voting and discussion",3,0]
[null,5248,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Music control, when keys are locked","I want to be able to change a song, toggle the volume up or down when the keyboard is locked.  It is so useful to not need to unlock the keys when you want to listen to the next track.","2010-02-05T19:55:15","2010-02-08T10:30:57","vaidasvx",0,89.83,"Voting and discussion",18,1]
[null,10569,{"$nulls":3},"There's a software dzMusicKey that adds this functionality to Nokia 5800. When screen locked, skip songs with red/green keys, pause with camera key.\n\n\n\n\nVolume keeps locked though.","2010-11-18T02:27:21","2010-11-18T02:27:21","martin3x",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10702,{"$nulls":3},"Here in my country , touch mobile phones are wanted for thieves , if i need to change a song , all the people can see my touch phone , and i think one day , a X guy can steal it D: so it's VEEEEEEEEEEERY needed function D:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nsorry for my bad english D:","2010-12-11T20:55:48","2010-12-11T20:55:48","MrJenkins",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8320,"Mobile functionality","User interface","FEEL Technology ! (Update: Bust Your Windows !) ","Touch screen like our skins. Everytime we touch, screen gets feeling. Then response to us. Let screen makes us \"FEEL\"  more deeply. When we put a finger to hold on the blank areas in screen in 2 second, the screen will be sinked like quicksand. And when we pull off a finger, it will leave a hole on screen and fade smoothly to normal. We hold more, the screen will sink more. When we whole hand to claw screen from up to down, screen will fade to black and lock. And when we claw again from down to up, screen will open !\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWhen we tap the home screen, the screen will \"wave\" like sea. The strength of \"wave\" will depend on strength of tap. And we we tap in Menu, all icon will jump happily. And the speed of jump will depend on strength of tap.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n(NOTICE: iPHONE DOESN\"T HAVE AND CAN'T DO IT, sensitive the Strength of Move)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThat a FEEL, I Gotta Feeling.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nUpdate: Bust Your Windows !\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nLike we know, iPhone has a very famous wallpaper. This is \"BREAK SCREEN WALLPAPER\". Nice, it's it?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nBut it just only a wallpaper, nothing to use ! Why we don't make it to real in Symbian?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIf we touch strongly, screen will broke ! (NOTICE: NOT REAL SCREEN :) )\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n(If you want to feel more, plz reply to build this idea)","2010-07-13T03:39:58","2010-10-10T10:00:25","MyFanIsUUUU",0,100,"Expert review",32,0]
[null,10000,{"$nulls":4},"2010-10-09T08:05:56","2010-10-09T08:05:56","Lika",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9108,{"$nulls":3},"If it comes true, Symbian will over iPhone OS","2010-08-26T14:35:20","2010-10-08T16:33:25","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8348,{"$nulls":3},"This requires e kind of hardware that while is in development, is no where near commercial release. It would make sense, but just isn't possible to enforce from the side of the Symbian Foundation.","2010-07-13T15:30:35","2010-07-14T07:34:39","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8364,{"$nulls":3},"This is a FANTASTIC idea.......Duy, please continue with this creativity....Now the unfortunate news, as my colleague ARJW states, this is probably better handled by Nokia, Samsung, S-E etc.....Could one of the internal SF technical experts kindly direct this idea to a contact with one of these companies so that this may get somewhere.....Thank you...","2010-07-14T19:05:34","2010-07-16T06:16:08","ginau",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1921,"Mobile applications",null,"Accessibility features","How about having an onboard screen reader and text-to-speech application to enable blind and partially sighted people to have the same access as the majority?","2009-10-27T11:03:32","2010-10-13T05:19:33","steve8459",0,99.03,"Expert review",38,1]
[null,7999,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing back for Community Support!","2010-06-15T10:53:53","2010-06-15T10:53:53","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4795,{"$nulls":3},"SF mod team. There is a major interest in accessibility.  Perhaps focus group should be started.","2010-01-24T07:11:59","2010-01-24T07:11:59","ginau",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4798,{"$nulls":3},"Good Idea.. You have my Vote-  Agree Gina - There must be some Focused Group for this.","2010-01-24T07:31:05","2010-01-24T07:31:05","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10205,{"$nulls":3},"Thank you, Fakhre Alam!  You will see that this has now passed over to expert review.  Just to alert you to the fact that John Paton, of Sense.org.uk, together with Gary Readfern-Gray, (one of my colleagues from rnib.org.uk) and I will be presenting on this subject at SEE2010.  We plan to blogpost this week, and would appreciate any help you can give in getting accessibility further up the Symbian agenda.  Steve J.  ","2010-10-13T16:43:07","2010-10-13T16:43:07","steve8459",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2177,"Mobile applications",null,"Second Contacts Database","Symbian contacts app is so usefull. But time to time database growing. And numbers is hard to find. So i want to seperate contacts database two or more. I think this will be so usefull for all Symbian users.","2009-10-30T14:43:51","2010-06-14T19:52:22","alabula",0,0,"Closed",0,6]
[null,2181,{"$nulls":3},"-1: Better to have more useful ways of filtering and grouping of a single contacts store, otherwise you&#39;re introducing complexity (and likely frustration) when you want to search both (or all) of the contacts dbs on your device.","2009-10-30T15:17:19","2009-10-30T15:17:19","cowboycoder",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2945,"Symbian Foundation","Increase device usage","Make a Symbian gadget that&#39;s not a phone","Right now, owning Symbian costs &pound;x00 plus &pound;y0 for Z years. If I take my phone and run it without a SIM in it, it complains horribly. It could be a useful, wifi-enabled gadget, running all sorts of cool software. Without a SIM it's a brick.\n\nTwo part idea: 1, devices that can be a 12MP camera should not be hamstrung without a SIM in them. Granted, this could be a carrier-enforced problem.\n\n2, read this for inspiration: http://www.businessinsider.com/android-and-palm-need-their-own-ipod-touch-fast-2009-11?mobile=1.","2009-11-27T10:40:08","2010-10-09T16:40:32","crb",0,91.88,"Expert review",38,1]
[null,2946,{"$nulls":3},"I too would like to see such a thing, but how is anyone going to make money building and selling such a device? Can you suggest a market which would be addressed by this? Would it be cheaper and easier just to buy a PAYG SIM to put in the phone and then not bother making phone calls?","2009-11-27T10:46:23","2009-11-27T10:46:23","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2949,{"$nulls":3},"It works for Apple :)  Symbian should try and lower barriers to entry, both for developers and for users.  It&#39;s also a potential &quot;mental block&quot; point - some people (myself included) won&#39;t carry two phones, but they seem happy to carry a phone and a gadget.  Anyway, I read the attached article this morning, agreed, and thought it might resonate here.","2009-11-27T10:52:42","2009-12-01T14:33:10","crb",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2968,{"$nulls":3},"Why would I want a phone that would work without a SIM? or am I missing the point? :P","2009-11-27T13:52:24","2009-11-30T00:04:25","Susana",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2969,{"$nulls":3},"A Nokia N810 porting project might be kind of fun, or perhaps figuring out how to hack the Archos 5 internet tablet thingy.\n\n\n\n(Plus, you know you can buy phones SIM free, and then stick one of the millions of free PAYG sim cards that orange give away periodically in it, right?)","2009-11-27T15:14:30","2009-11-27T15:16:37","cdavies",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5817,{"$nulls":3},"There's a device called the Zii Egg which is an open MP3 player. Maybe we could do a port to that? Strip out the telephony stack and so on.\n\n\n\n\nhttp://www.zii.com/Developer/Landing.aspx","2010-02-22T14:51:44","2010-02-22T14:51:44","brendand",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,9442,{"$nulls":3},"interesting idea","2010-09-12T21:23:19","2010-09-12T21:23:19","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3201,"Mobile functionality",null,"Mobile Virtual Scheduler","Mobile virtual scheduler is a scheduler application which uses phone number to identify the availability of someone. This mobile virtual scheduler are enhance from SMS to indicate the answer and reply to update the virtual scheduler. It is useful for (class, event, tour, activity) where like classes of the lecturer or student to updates their availabilities with specify the date, time and available status. Other peoples will able to check with this mobile virtual scheduler for any available, who are attend and event schedule finalized closing status. The finalized closing status can be configure as the event before how many days and times.","2009-12-05T11:30:17","2009-12-05T11:30:17","lawrence27",0,24.76,"Voting and discussion",3,3]
[null,8614,{"$nulls":3},"Additional\n\nLecturer could use this app to create a scheduler for coming Mon, Wed and Fri classes and tell his students to update his scheduler.\n\nBelow is the option could be use through the app:\n* Update scheduler the availability of attending classes on Mon, Wed and Fri\n* Any time students can request the app to report how many students will be attending and who will be attending\n* Changes made by students maybe Friday is not available\n* Any time student can check was Thursday have any classes\n* Lecturer update Friday class time\n* Office admin can check how many head count on the class of Wednesday for urgent arrangement due to unavailable of existing class room\n* One day before Wednesday class, the app will send the venue to all students that going to attend that class\n* Student will not allow to register the Monday class attend after Monday morning 6AM\n* Detail chart could be generate by Lecturer\n* Etc.\n\n\n\n@ Scheduling could be interactive, it could set by few person.. To keep  negotiate the time and date is very trouble. Why not we leave it for  mobile app to handles..\n\n@ Move the way organize manager to another level up!\n\n@ An interactive way of scheduling","2010-07-28T19:23:02","2010-08-31T05:42:14","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8883,{"$nulls":3},"It's a great idea. A person could accept or reject the schedule and, if accepted, an appointment would be generated in the manner suggested. If rejected, there would be an option to reply to the sender of the impossibility of scheduling the event.","2010-08-19T23:28:09","2010-08-20T15:01:04","Nav01",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8631,{"$nulls":3},"How will one get access to a schedule?","2010-07-30T06:46:44","2010-08-26T18:58:15","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3457,"Mobile applications",null,"Automatically check updates for all apps","Can we make it mandatory for all apps to have an automatic update option available? All of which can then be summoned with one \"update all apps\" option available under the OS menu?\n\n\n\n\nIt will make life a lot easier for all of us.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-12-14T12:33:09","2010-08-23T14:58:40","sssubhash",0,100,"Expert review",38,0]
[null,8003,{"$nulls":3},"Brining back for community support!","2010-06-15T11:19:22","2010-06-15T11:19:22","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3656,{"$nulls":3},"I don't like making things mandatory for app developers. However, a framework for automatic updates should be provided, so that a 3rd party developer can hook into an update manager.","2009-12-17T15:23:42","2009-12-17T15:23:42","teknolog",{"$nulls":3},0,1]
[null,6008,{"$nulls":3},"Nope, I think making this mandatory is a good thing in addition to a single updater which can check all apps for updates.\n\nCould work somewhere along the lines of AppFresh (http://metaquark.de/blog/appfresh/) single interface wise.","2010-02-28T02:43:39","2010-02-28T02:43:39","thewinchester",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6009,{"$nulls":3},"I like the IDEA, but posted it a long time back http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=3326 .  I put \"automatic updates of apps\" in the tags and in the body of the wordy post.  Is it acceptable to you to have this post under the already posted IDEA?","2010-02-28T04:14:44","2010-02-28T04:14:44","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6014,{"$nulls":3},"Well, the point is not about who or when the idea was posted. As long as we see value in the idea and it gets implemented.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThe way I see it, if this is implemented, the end users will benefit the most. They will have an easy way to keep their phone updated and probably safe. Will it be easy for the developers? Probably not. However, I am sure developers will easily adjust to the new world.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThe update check URL in each application could be defaulted to a common www.symbian.org/SymbianVersion/updates/ApplicationId or some such URL. And at subsequent updates, this default URL can be directly replaced with the developers update URL, when available. (All this is assuming that the hobby application developer doesn't plan the auto-update check during the initial release).\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI am sure there is a more elegant way of implementing this. However, these are just my lay-user tech-enthusiast ideas.","2010-02-28T04:34:15","2010-02-28T04:34:15","sssubhash",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8417,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Gina, Fakhre, Subhash.\n\n\n\n\nFollowed this idea from Gina's initial post.\n\n\n\n\nPush technology, asynchronous communications, CSS,  AJAX, HTML5  etc.\n\n\n\n\nI have no idea what the above means, but it might start a conversation.\n\n\n\n\nGet some developers into the communications mix.\n\n\n\n\nAuto update on new app versions.  End user can turn option on/off on initial app download or something of the sort.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-07-17T01:02:48","2010-07-17T01:02:48","Mesenburg",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3969,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Speed Dial Function Should Be Extended to add More Contacts","My Idea is to extend the Speed Dial button to add more Contacts to them - i.e.If we press 1 and then long press 1 \n\n\nagain it will dial the saved contact on 11 position on Speed Dial. Same will be done with rest of the Numbers","2009-12-28T04:16:35","2010-06-07T09:29:16","tahmeedans",0,0,"Closed",1,0]
[null,5249,"Mobile functionality","Developer stuff","charging phone thru wlan or GPS signals","I would be great that your phone could charge it self when wlan or gps signal is caught. How do You think?","2010-02-05T20:04:44","2010-02-08T10:00:40","vaidasvx",0,62.8,"Voting and discussion",4,1]
[null,6017,"Mobile applications",null,"Save My Home   SMH ","Dear All,\n\n\n\n\nMobile application can help in many ways. I posted hearing aid application an this new idea will help security of our homes in a best way.\n\n\n\n\nFix a mobile in the house and wire it with door magnetic switch whichwill have no/nc connections. This no/nc will operate when the door is open. The mobile base unit it is called should operate when you put on \"safety switch \" while goiing away locking your house. For intrusion/ unauthorised entry by opening the door will alert your another mobile which you are carrying with you . Also the base unit thus operate can also be made to alert neighbours by entering thier mobile nos in the base unit.\n\n\n\n\nThis is a cheap way of getting alerted by SMS message through your own mobile phone while any unauthorised openning of your home door ,happens in your home at any point of time and where ever you are.  This requires only one additional unit called base station with which we can input the nos ( mobiles desired to be alerted) . This idea i am surewill increse the sales of mobiles with this kind of facilities. Most people have more than one mobile. Alternatively Two GSM+ GSM , can be used for this purpose to get urgent alert SMS messages.     Krishna rangaswamy","2010-02-28T05:20:46","2010-02-28T05:20:46","rangagiri",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,6019,{"$nulls":3},"Hello,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nMay I suggest that you put this in a category of NEW DEVICE.  It sounds as though you are suggesting a home unit of sorts that would not be a full phone, but a security device?  Is that right?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIf I am correct than I suggest you modify the title also to be something like, \"Home Mobile Device System for monitoring and alerting security issues.\"\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nOf course, these are suggestions, but I hope they help get your IDEA more viewing, voting and discussion.","2010-02-28T05:38:35","2010-02-28T05:38:35","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6021,{"$nulls":3},"I agree, there's a lot of scope for this to be in a device category. But there's also the home automation aspect of this and how such a device would communicate/interact with the user.\n\n\n\n\nThat's where I see a second part to this in the software side of it, almost a home automation and control application for Symbian mobiles. Using an existing WiFi or bluetooth connection (or remote data connection over the air), the home owner could control various aspects of their house's operation. From pre-programming the A/C to switch on when the phone is in range of a certain GSM/3G base station, to status of electrical and other appliances (did I leave the oven or iron switched on, garage door closed, alarm set), to lighting control when away from the home, and bringing up live imagery from a camera when someone presses a door buzzer or the alarm is tripped when away.\n\n\n\n\nThis kind of software and appropriate base station controller would take the smart phone to a whole new level, beyond a PIM and to an almost ubiquitous 'lifestyle management device'. That's my out of the box thinking on this one.","2010-02-28T06:35:59","2010-02-28T06:35:59","thewinchester",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7041,"Mobile functionality",null,"MUCH BETTER SCREEN RESOLUTION","ALL THE SYMBIAN DEVICES I'VE SEEN HAVE A REALLY BAD SCREEN RESOLUTION, AND IT IS HARD TO SEE THE SCREEN IN THE SUN. IT LOOKS DIM AND YOU SHOULD REALLY MAKE IT MORE COLORFUL AND BRIGHT AND BOLD, LIKE BLACKBERRY &amp; IPHONE","2010-04-13T00:24:18","2010-04-13T00:24:18","SEMILLA",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,7136,{"$nulls":3},"What phone do you have? the new Vivaz screen resolution and quality is fantastic.","2010-04-19T11:23:04","2010-04-19T11:23:04","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8321,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","Face Time for Symbian","iPhone has Face Time, but it's really like a 3G call or Webcam-chat, which have a long years ago by other brands use  Symbian (Nokia, Samsung, LG .v.v.). But this feature is not promo loudly like Apple. So i want Symbian make a app like Face Time, with more glossy and easier GUI, can make a webcam-call with many people, and maybe this can run on both 3G and Wifi (not only wifi like iPhone)\n\n\n\n\nReally, Face Time is a free-3G call through Wifi. Nokia N91 from 5 years ago can do it too. But the most important of iPhone is GUI and promo. The Face time is simple technology but iPhone had promo it like a \"innovation technology\" ! And really, the GUI of Face time is great. The video is full screen and better quality than 3G call. iPhone has make it like a application rather than one feature of calling. And it uses easier than Skype, webcam chat (which have to download, not pre-install in Symbian) and cheaper than 3G call.","2010-07-13T04:00:28","2010-07-13T14:51:12","MyFanIsUUUU",0,100,"Voting and discussion",23,0]
[null,8451,{"$nulls":3}," Tap a button and  switches to the back camera. Another tap switches back to the front camera and to you.\n\n\n\n\nFor NOKIA, S-E, Samsung to mull over.","2010-07-17T21:08:57","2010-07-17T21:08:57","Mesenburg",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8979,{"$nulls":3},"I just heard that iPhone could be Face Time through e-mail.","2010-08-23T11:40:42","2010-09-03T10:04:04","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8337,{"$nulls":3},"It's a good idea, but people will not download an application for video calling if their phone can do it without that application any way. but I like the idea anyway.","2010-07-13T10:55:21","2010-07-13T10:55:21","leganite",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8341,{"$nulls":3},"Face time on the Iphone only works over Wifi, you still also need to call that person, so if I am in London and my friend is in Australia I am essentially making a long distance call.  It would make more sense for the camera to hook up to Skype where you can actually call a computer for free.  Nokia had the front facing camera before, maybe it's time they bring it back.  In saying that though, that is a hardware decision that Symbian has no control over :( ","2010-07-13T11:39:14","2010-07-13T11:39:14","Susana",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,8343,{"$nulls":3},"You can use skype  or fring to make video calls to symbian, iOS and android.","2010-07-13T13:59:01","2010-07-13T13:59:00","morthyr",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8344,{"$nulls":3},"Really, Face Time is a free-3G call through Wifi. Nokia N91 from 5 years ago can do it too. But the most important of iPhone is GUI and promo. The Face time is simple technology but iPhone had promo it like a \"innovation technology\" ! And really, the GUI of Face time is great. The video is full screen and better quality than 3G call. iPhone has make it like a application rather than one feature of calling. And it uses easier than Skype, webcam chat (which have to download, not pre-install in Symbian) and cheaper than 3G call.","2010-07-13T14:49:09","2010-07-13T14:49:08","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8577,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Improve the outdated UI","Dear Symbian Developer,\n\n\n\n\n I've been a symbian fan for a very long time. I have always admired the functionality that it brings among users. However, I am not particularly happy that you guys are not answering in the call of competition. Android users and iOS fanboys always criticize your sluggish UI and I must admit, they are technically correct. When we are holding mobile phones having the symbian OS, it feels like we are in 2003. NO APPEAL, NO AESTHETIC VALUE, NO INNOVATION, NO COOL TRANSITIONS, NO APPEALING MENU LAYOUT. - in short NO IMPROVEMENT. Users need to dig deeper into sub menus just to find the application they want to use where in Android and iOS, they are just one click away. Maybe that is the reason why developers are not interested in creating application for you guys. You just can't make your OS competitive enough. It seems like we're just holding \"cell phones\", unlike when we are holding Android devices or iPhone, it feels like we are holding \"mini computers.\"\n\n\n\n\n Moving on to my suggestion, improve your UI. Put some nice appeal on it. Remove the traditional layout of the menu wherein nonstop sub menu digging is very annoying. Simply change the look of the icons.(believe me, It'll help.) Add more home screen panels and please stop with the fixed position widgets. Rectangular-shaped widgets are not appealing at all. Put some nifty transitions in your UI. More importantly, STOP with the sluggish UI. You're in 2010 for all sake. Snapdragon and Hummingbird processors are the kings and queens of mobile processors nowadays. Why not consider them as alternatives for your 600mhz arm cortex? I know Symbian don't need powerful processors TO WORK. But I assure you, Symbian needs those processors TO SELL.","2010-07-25T08:41:44","2010-07-25T08:41:44","skybucks21",0,100,"Voting and discussion",5,0]
[null,8581,{"$nulls":3},"Can you please clarify exactly what your idea is?","2010-07-26T13:42:31","2010-08-01T20:38:12","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8594,{"$nulls":3},"I support your point of view, what I can say is.. We hope to looking forward the potential feature by Symbian^3 with supporting Adobe Flash Home Screen Widgets that could extend to full screen according to the UI Roadmap published by Symbian.","2010-07-27T23:27:15","2010-08-02T09:46:49","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8650,{"$nulls":3},"Hey, new innovation for GUI, like me :) http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=6986\n\n\n\n\nLet see more: http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=8643, http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=8232, http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=8267.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-08-02T09:48:52","2010-08-02T09:48:52","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1922,"Mobile applications",null,"OTC","Put UI and drivers in to support over the air charging","2009-10-27T11:05:59","2010-06-11T15:35:04","IDavison",0,0,"Closed",0,0]
[null,2434,"Symbian Foundation","Make development easier","Cygwin-type installer for tools","Why not have a Cygwin-type installer which installs only requested tools? The main nice features from the Cygwin installer are\n\n* Doesn&#39;t contain anything so is compact to download\n* Downloads tools from the internet\n* Downloads only _selected_ tools and their dependencies rather than things you might not want or need\n* Allows users a choice of three versions of each tool (previous, current, beta)\n* Can be re-run later to update tools (or downgrade if there are problems)\n* Can be re-run later to add new tools\n* Can be re-run later to remove tools no longer needed\n\nThis would be easier to use than the big tools installer that contains and installs everything.","2009-11-09T14:06:58","2009-11-09T14:06:58","a.sliced.banjo",0,100,"Voting and discussion",7,0]
[null,2438,{"$nulls":3},"Sounds interesting - where can we find out more? Are there examples we can look at? Does it work on Windows as well as Linux?","2009-11-09T16:36:04","2009-11-09T16:45:11","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2441,{"$nulls":3},"You can try installing Cygwin - you&#39;ll see all the selectors and how if you pick one package the prerequisites are also selected.  This is kind of like a package manager but for windows.  For Linux I think it might be a lot smoother to just offer repositories for the major distributions - same sort of functionality.","2009-11-09T16:55:41","2009-11-09T16:55:41","timothymurphy",{"$nulls":3},3,0]
[null,2522,{"$nulls":3},"I think I would expect this to work similar to the way the Adobe Flash player repository works. The way I would imagine it working is as follows: you would go to the Foundation website, download the appropriate .deb/.rpm that contains repository information for your distribution - you would then install that and the result would be extra repositories available in your package manager. Then, when you load your package manager (Synaptic, PackageKit etc) you would have a &quot;Symbian&quot; section with all the tools available.","2009-11-12T10:09:25","2009-11-12T10:09:25","a.sliced.banjo",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3202,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Message Console Center (MCC)","Build a message console center in Symbian to handling all incoming message where it can pop up, minimize and transparent % for all kind of message like (SMS, email, system message, application message, chat, RSS, Stock Price, confirmation and etc). The main good reason to having such message console center is to allow multitasking and parallel running without blocking the screen UI where at the same time it can handles many other concurrent message, information, confirmation and reply answer. The new generation of mobile platform should be more flexible and multitasking sense. This kind of approach is not new but necessary. ","2009-12-05T11:46:57","2009-12-05T11:46:57","lawrence27",0,49.16,"Voting and discussion",1,1]
[null,4482,"Symbian Foundation","Increase device usage","language changing button","I use nokia 5800 and I use two languages.  I think it could have language changing button like grave accent on touch keyboard","2010-01-15T17:46:14","2010-08-04T20:46:51","snookerman",0,82.96,"Expert review",62,5]
[null,5692,{"$nulls":3},"! ! +","2010-02-18T20:13:21","2010-02-18T20:13:21","Yaden",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10319,{"$nulls":3},"I voting \"YES\" on this topic.\n\n\n\n\nI acceptable with many bad UI design of Symbian^1-3, EXCEPT this.\n\n\n\n\nSymbian Foundation can not implement this very simple feature (1-click for switch (virtual) keyboard language) , while simple&amp;small 3rd-party application (and other mobile phone OS) can do that.\n\n\n\n\nThis feature helpful on everyday use for people in some countries that does not use English as mother language.","2010-10-18T08:16:13","2010-10-18T08:16:13","anirut",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7530,{"$nulls":3},"As a one-click button, easier said than done. The feature does exist on the keyboard though - maybe this is something that could be some kind of lanugage/regional option that would be toggleable via tapping on the connection popup where you'd change status - it would say \"Change Language.\" That would do it.","2010-05-13T20:11:19","2010-05-13T20:11:19","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4516,{"$nulls":3},"Hmm there's such a thing already. I often switch between English and Brazilian keyboards. I don't know if the 5800 originally came with this feature.. maybe a firmware upgrade?","2010-01-16T23:28:53","2010-01-16T23:28:52","eduardohl",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4535,{"$nulls":3},"5800 came with 3 click I want to use only 1 click for change language","2010-01-17T10:46:50","2010-02-02T18:08:15","snookerman",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5572,{"$nulls":3},"I m voting \"no\" on this.\n\n\n\n\nThe feature aready exists.  Unless I do not understand what you are asking for, it sounds like you are not happy with clicks or steps to the change.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIf you can refine your IDEA, to explain more clearly what you are looking for, and why it s worthwhile, I am happy to revisit this and perhaps vote in favor.  I appreciate looking over your clarifications......\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-16T00:40:36","2010-02-16T00:40:36","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7645,{"$nulls":3},"I'm suffering from how to switch between typing language in my  Symbian^1 device.\n\n\n\n\nIn Thailand, I must touch on option button (three dash) &gt; touch on Writing language &gt; touch on the language that I want to use.\n\n\n\n\nI must use a lot of touch to change my input method and waste a lot of time to type a multi-language documents in sky train or in airplane.\n\n\n\n\nI must touch more than 3 times to change input  language, it should be easier than that such as touch on language  indicator instead of touch to option &gt; writing language and select  them.\n\n\n\n\nIt's a major UI problem in multi-language input people as me.","2010-05-21T15:20:10","2010-05-21T15:20:10","Nozomi",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6124,{"$nulls":3},"Good idea!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-01T18:31:26","2010-03-01T18:31:26","Breiniger",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4738,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Symbian needs to do a better job remembering settings","Idea: Have Symbian remember my settings on my phone better than it does. Examples: remembering my speed dial contacts, remembering ringtones for my profiles, remembering the original photo attached to a contact, and where I have my inbox set to save messages to. (Yes, it will forget that stuff). \n\n\n\n\nOne of my biggest complaints with Symbian 5th on my N97 is that it never wants to remember memory type settings after I connect and disconnect via mass memory mode. Let me explain.\n\n\n\n\nI have my message inbox set to save all messages to the mass memory to free up whatever space I have left on the phone memory. After every connection to my computer via mass memory mode, it resets the memory back to the phone memory, and I have to manually go back and change it to what I had it set as. Things like ringtones I had set to the profile in use don't want to work either sometimes, afterwards. Even things like captured photos and videos are forgotten by the phone after connections a lot of times. And then there's all the original photo's I have saved to individual contacts, which never get remembered after connection via mass memory mode.\n\n\n\n\nSymbian can solve this problem by making the OS remember settings like that, and keep them after a USB mass memory connection to a computer. The captured photos and videos can easily be remembered by having Symbian read the contents of the folders where all those things are saved when they are taken.\n\n\n\n\nI'm no programmer, but I can't see how something like this is a difficult thing to fix.","2010-01-21T18:48:13","2010-04-08T02:18:32","NseriesFreak7",0,100,"Voting and discussion",30,0]
[null,4741,{"$nulls":3},"Yes, by the way it could be easier to have a main memory management instead of changing this setting on each software","2010-01-21T20:16:51","2010-01-21T20:28:52","axisama",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5250,"Mobile functionality","Developer stuff","charging phone true wlan or GPS signals"," \n\n\n\n\nI would be great that your phone could charge it self when wlan or gps signal is caught. How do You think?","2010-02-05T20:07:27","2010-02-08T10:33:41","vaidasvx",0,100,"Done!",2,0]
[null,5506,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Transition Effects for N97","After the release of the N97 it has been a big hit. Despite a few bugs in da operating system The phone runs pretty good. I'm happy with mine here. However a huge thing that the N97 lacks is Transition effects. Though we all know that this can be done by hacking the phone, shouldn't it be officially added by Nokia?? Hacking the phone can be kinda dangerous and its such a dorky process! \n\n\n\n\nSO PLEASE NOKIA !!PUT TRANSITION EFFECTS IN FUTURE FIRMWARE UPDATES FOR N97!!! OR SM1 PLS DEVELOP A FORMAL APP FOR IT!!!","2010-02-13T15:02:35","2010-02-13T15:02:35","chandula_padmasiri",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,4]
[null,7042,"Mobile functionality",null,"SLIDE OUT QWERTY, CAPACITIVE TOUCHSCREEN, 2 TRACKPADS","CAPACITIVE TOUCH-SCREENS ARE MUCH BETTER THAN RESISTIVE.. AND YOU CAN PUT 2 TRACKPADS, 1 UNDER THE TOUCHSCREEN AND THE OTHER IN THE SLIDE-OUT QWERTY KEYBOARD TO SCROLL DOWN WEBPAGES WITHOUT HAVING TO STRETCH YOUR FINGERS TO USE THE TOUCHSCREEN.","2010-04-13T00:31:09","2010-04-13T00:31:09","SEMILLA",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,8578,"Mobile functionality","Developer stuff","Control my Home PC via the internet when away from home?","Looking at the specifications for my mobile phone (Nokia 6700S) it would appear that it has most of the building blocks to enable me to monitor/control my home PC when away from home, is this a correct assumption, and if so where do I start?","2010-07-25T11:24:12","2010-07-25T11:24:12","WestRowOps",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,1923,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Embedded projector","Add an LED projector to the phone to enable &#39;PowerPoint&#39; type presentations","2009-10-27T11:14:57","2010-06-03T13:40:02","craiga",0,48.69,"Closed",1,2]
[null,3459,"Mobile functionality",null,"T9 everywhere","I think T9 should be permitted in all text boxes irrespective of where they are. Why make the user type individual letters in say, GoTo url box in the browser or the To box in the New SMS Message?","2009-12-14T12:43:32","2009-12-14T12:43:31","sssubhash",0,79.07,"Voting and discussion",2,2]
[null,3465,{"$nulls":3},"Er, because the dictionary is more a hindrance than a help in most of these cases? URLs aren't dictionary words in general, and nobody in their right minds types the whole of the name of the person they want to message in a to box. You end up typing one or two characters as a filter and selecting from the list.","2009-12-14T14:18:16","2009-12-14T14:45:07","cdavies",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3715,"Mobile applications",null,"pc/mac remote desktop softwere","I just  notice that  would be amazing to have an app  that  would let us know the processes that are going  on on our computer/ laptop. (an overview of our laptop's/computer processes and so on.)\n\n\n\n\n So , lets say, that  you left your computer rendering a file , yet you don't want to grow old looking at  the progress bar.... so you go drink a coffee or see a film while your computer is working... Then , once done you get a message or you could just look on your phones display and see how far it got or much you still have to wait. It could be done with the help of the wifi network you have in the house.\n\n\n\n\nI know there is something similar for mac and iphone. Could something like this be done for nokia5800 and mac ?? It would be amazing !!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nedit:\n\n\n\n\nPersonally I work with 3D models and photography and I spend a lot of time waiting for rendering times. Yet my idea is to be able to use this app to view all processes or most processes of  of your computer , including downloads status , network traffic, CPU use, or other program process that could be important to you/user.  Would be good if would work on both PC and MAC or even Linux.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIf you have a more suggestive name in mind let me know.","2009-12-18T18:18:46","2009-12-23T02:28:50","tudorp",0,100,"Voting and discussion",20,0]
[null,3884,{"$nulls":3},"I did brought up a guy and he's thesis only after I did some research on what VNC and if it is available for symbian. If Googled 'vnc symbian', I believe it's the first one that pops out on the search page. All this after reading Salvatore's comment. Yet, I have to admit that I had seen a program doing this in one of the universities labs. Unfortunately, I didn't make the connection until after reading more about VNC.\n\n\n\n\nAbout what I found, you could get on this web page. I hope it helps in setting up a base for a future app.\n\n\n\n\nhttp://symvnc.sourceforge.net/","2009-12-24T04:31:42","2009-12-24T04:31:42","tudorp",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7997,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing back for community support !","2010-06-15T10:35:49","2010-06-15T10:35:49","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3935,{"$nulls":3},"Happy Christmas and a Happy New Year to all !","2009-12-25T20:18:05","2009-12-25T20:18:05","tudorp",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3717,{"$nulls":3},"It's a great idea. I've already wasted my youth waiting for software updates to complete.","2009-12-18T18:26:01","2009-12-18T18:26:01","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3719,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Tudor, I like my computer.  I do not like to sit and watch nothing going on, and it would be pretty nice to have this feature......You have my vote....","2009-12-18T18:43:21","2009-12-18T18:44:14","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3726,{"$nulls":3},"Personally I work with 3D models and photography and I spend a lot of time waiting for rendering times. Yet my idea is to be able to use this app to view all processes or most processes of  of your computer , including downloads status , network traffic, CPU use, or other program process that could be important to you/user.  Would be good if would work on both PC and MAC or even Linux.","2009-12-18T20:48:21","2009-12-18T20:48:21","tudorp",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3735,{"$nulls":3},"I'm sure anyone who has ever unpacked a PDK or downloaded a CBR release would love this idea! I know I do.","2009-12-19T14:40:00","2009-12-19T14:40:11","brendand",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3756,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Tudor,\n\n\n\n\n Please can you change the title of this idea to make it more explicit. I think that will help it to attract more votes.\n\n\n\n\n Thanks,\n\n\n\n\n Freddie","2009-12-21T08:52:17","2009-12-21T08:52:17","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3786,{"$nulls":3},"Tudor, Yeah, you have a HOT idea!  Please take Freddie's suggestion, make the title more descriptive, and get yourself some more support.  This is a fine IDEA!","2009-12-21T18:34:17","2009-12-21T18:34:16","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3815,{"$nulls":3},"If you still have to look at your phone to check the progress update, then this can be done by installing a VNC server on the machine you want to monitor and a VNC client on your phone. If you want to be notified, then the scenario is slightly different.","2009-12-22T11:10:44","2009-12-24T00:47:47","salvatorer",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4995,"Mobile applications",null,"Linked in app","Do we have a linked in app for Symbian?\n\n\n\n\nAlthough it may not be frequently required to be used (like twitter / facebook), I guess the present web-interface is so difficult to navigate through on a touchscreen Nokia 5800xm. I guess an app would make the task simpler - and perhaps be able to use the native mail app to reach out to linked in contacts?\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-27T16:05:08","2010-01-27T16:18:37","adetaylor",0,0,"Done!",0,0]
[null,6787,"Symbian Foundation",null,"Help spread the Symbian Foundation branding with Twibbons (Face book, Twitter, Blogs, mobile devices homes themes)","Hello, we've been looking to brand Symbian Foundation, for a while\n\n\n\n\nwell,  here is a way.\n\n\n\n\nhttp://twibbon.com/gadget\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nI already use  the Breast cancer symbol and LIVESTRONG on my sites, and I  believe that since we are nonprofit.....This is FREE!  Let's get some  twibbon the Symbian name through social media and on mobiles as a them...Check it out it's cool!.....\n\n\n\n\nTwibbons  are little icons or branding that are used for:\n\n\n\n\n1.Twitter\n\n\n\n\n2.  Facebook\n\n\n\n\n3. Blogs\n\n\n\n\n4. Mobile phones screens as a theme\n\n\n\n\nMy IDEA is that we  create a Twibbon and put it on the site and the Symbian members can use  them, but also Symbian fans .","2010-03-25T19:21:00","2010-09-23T14:26:08","ginau",0,74.24,"Done!",4,1]
[null,9589,{"$nulls":3},"Gonna close this as done, approved.  Thank you to the SF Marketing Department and all who created these lovely Twibbons!","2010-09-23T14:24:50","2010-09-23T14:24:50","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6788,{"$nulls":3},"Well, I just saw an old post about twibbon.  This may be a refinement?????s....The coolest newness to twibbon is the branding can be on the mobile faceplate.....It also could be great because the other IDEA wanted a symbol of the phone.....NO, we have great SF graphics and they are what should be on Twibbon....So, this IDEA /refinement is a little different take on Twibbon when it, and SF weren't as evloved....i just want SF branding.....Vote for either and we can figure out how to handle ownership later.\n\n\n\n\nThere was a previous IDEA on this,\n\n\n\n\nhttp://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=2417&amp;foolIE6=1#comment_2423\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-25T19:30:22","2010-03-25T19:39:43","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6793,{"$nulls":3},"Great idea...!","2010-03-26T05:12:28","2010-03-26T13:08:24","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7583,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Susana,\n\n\n\n\nJust a quick reminder about this one. We talked about this and you thought it was a a good idea. I think the artwork person was on holiday, and you were going to follow up with them to get this implemented.  Has this been done? If yes,please let me know what should happen to this IDEA.....I think it stills goes in the wiki to tech review and then we can close when done. Right? Cheers!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-05-16T04:18:42","2010-05-16T04:18:42","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7641,{"$nulls":3},"Some Twibbons have been created :) \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nhttp://twibbon.com/join/Mr-Switch\n\n\n\n\nhttp://twibbon.com/join/Symbian-Spaceship-2\n\n\n\n\nhttp://twibbon.com/join/Symbian-USB-Flowers\n\n\n\n\nhttp://twibbon.com/join/Symbian-duck \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nFacebook ones shall also be done shortly \n\n\n\n\nEnjoy :) ","2010-05-20T16:23:04","2010-05-25T04:14:44","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7299,"Symbian Foundation","Improve the running of Symbian","Advertise, video blogging, and platform evangelisim","We need more advertising, promotion on symbian. Many people (common non-techie) don't even know that they can install apps on their phone. The thing is there are a lot of mid end phones with proprietary os. People doesn't know that there is an OS for phone, and can do things that can be done on a pc like installing apps and likewise. We need to inform the customers.\n\n\n\n\nWe need more advertisements and promotions.\n\n\n\n\nVideo blogging  -&gt; Interviews with developers, tech talks, videos on the symbian os, api, the programming side etc. Like the Google Developer Channel, Google TechTalk Channel in YouTube. There is Symbian Foundation Channel. We need talks focused at programming too.\n\n\n\n\nVideos on what's happening in the symbian world, always getting informed.\n\n\n\n\nWe need platform evangelists, developer conferences.\n\n\n\n\nMuch like what Adobe, Google does. More like what Adobe does on their flash platform. They are highly active promoting it.","2010-04-29T22:27:57","2010-04-29T22:27:57","jase21",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,1924,"Mobile applications",null,"Operator kill","Enables operator extensions to be disabled in a device","2009-10-27T11:21:23","2010-06-03T13:38:44","NIgelalex",0,100,"Closed",5,0]
[null,3460,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Enhanced shortcut widget","Shortcut widget needs to be enhanced to provide better usability. Changing the item for the widget is way too complicated. I would also like to fit more than 4 items into widget. Check the prototype implementation from the YouTube to get better understanding of my idea.\n\n\n\n\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xe9Bf7dExfk\n\n\n\n\nI have created a wiki page, which describes the current state of implementation, missing features and architecture.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nhttp://developer.symbian.org/wiki/index.php/Homescreen/CarouselWidget","2009-12-14T12:48:36","2010-10-11T05:20:01","jake",0,88.42,"Expert review",37,2]
[null,3588,{"$nulls":3},"This is great:\n\n\n\n\na) I love the idea of a carousel for lists such as app shortcuts and similar.\n\n\n\n\nb) Dragging and dropping is good but will have challenges:\n\n\n\n\n* What if you have more items than fit the screen.\n\n\n\n\n* Sometimes a text list may be preferrable, e.g. selecting what a widget is may be easier using text rather than icons\n\n\n\n\nc) The left-right carousel works for short-cuts, but not for text lists such as RSS feeds, calendar lists, etc. Maybe there is a case for top -down scrolling of content in such widgets. The problem is that the : maybe you can tap on it, the widget baloons and then I can scroll in the baloon.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-12-16T09:43:37","2009-12-16T15:55:49","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3590,{"$nulls":3}," \n\n\n\n\nI would like to suggest as follow:\n\n\n\n\nAdd some texts under icon in the widget tray would give user more explanation on icon.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIf there are many widgets in the tray, tray will be kinetically canvasly scroll as well (I mean scroll like you are in small screen web browser) Otherwise, horizontal or vertical scroll would be fine since it canvasly scroll may confuse user.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-12-16T10:54:13","2010-02-09T01:58:10","trusthaha",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3591,{"$nulls":3},"A better idea is not to make the shortcuts bound to widget because it limits the numbers we can fit inside. Symbian should natively allow us to position each shortcut anywhere the multi-paged homescreen where there is available space.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n@freediegjertsen,\n\n\n\n\nMore shortcuts in HomeScreen is not just an alternative to main-menu but BETTER than main-menu for \"MOST FREQUENTLY USED APPS\" or \"FAVORITE APPS\" while the rest of not frequently used shotcuts stays in main-menu.\n\n\n\n\nThe Main-menu is just like a drawer where not frequenly used things are there while frequently used things(shortcuts) are readily on top of the desk.","2009-12-16T10:56:55","2009-12-16T15:33:11","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3592,{"$nulls":3},"Well done Jaakko! I think freddie's point is a bit moot, because you by no means *have* to have 2 or more of these widgets, right? I also disagree with Boy that the shortcuts should be freely placed. I don't see what advantage that would bring, just flexibility for the sake of it, which can quickly turn into just being plain confusing. One thing to be careful for will be how the editing is activated. I feel that the way it is in the demo, you run the risk of the user accidently pressing that edit button. Since the need to edit the widget is infrequent enough, making it less easy to do is not that big a problem so I would say a long press on the widget would do it. Last but not least, ensure there is an indication of the ability to scroll left and/or right when there are more shortcuts than fit in the widget, perhaps with a very narrow left and/or right arrow on the edges of the widget?","2009-12-16T11:13:57","2009-12-16T14:08:49","brendand",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3593,{"$nulls":3},"I did not like the idea, too many clicks to make a decision.\n\n\n\n\nIn my point of view it's not user friendly and animations doesn't run smoothly.","2009-12-16T11:30:23","2009-12-16T11:40:40","felipe.andrade",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3595,{"$nulls":3},"Also, one technical comment. What if there are a large number of available applications (let's say more than 50). How will this system deal with that?","2009-12-16T12:04:18","2009-12-16T15:37:15","brendand",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3600,{"$nulls":3},"I really like the carrousel idea, I have been struggling with a small set of icons in the homescreen for e71. About how to included in the carrousel I am less convinced - drag and drop never really works for me, anywhere","2009-12-16T14:02:54","2009-12-16T14:02:54","victorp",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3622,{"$nulls":3},"I like the idea as well, but it comes very close to replacing the application launcher completly in your demonstration. Not that such would be a bad thing, but it would mean that the widget would have to have some AI component that (like contacts) allows a person to mark favorite apps at the head of the list, or by default show the list of apps by most-used.\n\n\n\n\nThere are a few too many steps to configure. I'll try to remember to come back to this idea and explain what I mean by that in detail.","2009-12-16T20:33:18","2009-12-16T20:33:34","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3639,{"$nulls":3},"For those who cannot view YouTube videos from work, the video is embedded at the end of this posting.\n\n\n\n\nIt looks better on the YouTube version, however. Especially when made full-screen.\n\n\n\n\nMy opinions on the design:\n\n\n\nI'm not sure about the red box \"trigger\" (or \"call to action\") to engage the edit process. I like how direct it is, but it should be a rare activity and there is already a lot happening with touch in that region, not to mention the ability to flick between pages of the homescreen.\nActivating based on Options/Edit Widget Items and long-press within a carousel would be ideal. \nStopping based on Done as a left softkey and Cancel as a right softkey could be good (or variant thereof).\nOnce a widget item is \"picked up,\" it would be nice for it to get larger and cast a shadow.\nWhen the widget is dragged out of a container, it would be nice to leave a \"dent\" to show that it has been removed from somewhere. Similarly, it would be nice to see a \"glint\" when it is dragged over a valid drop location. When the transfer is complete, an animated sequence to indicate the room-making and the disappearance of the \"dent\" would be really, really nice.\nLastly, sound effects to indicate pickup and drop would be a final nice touch.\n\n\n\nGreat work!\n\n\n\n\n-scott\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-12-17T11:16:20","2009-12-17T11:17:52","scottw",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3461,{"$nulls":3},"Hi,\n\n\n\n\n I like the idea that changing the widget items should be easier: I was trying to do this last night and it was astonishingly fiddly.\n\n\n\n\n But, I'm not sure that I want more than four items in the widget. It starts to become an alternative application menu, and with so much scrolling back and forth (and remembering which way to scroll) it could easily end up being quicker to go to the app menu and select an app (via a couple of clicks).\n\n\n\n\n - Freddie\n\n\n\n\nPS I really like your YouTube mock-up","2009-12-14T12:54:31","2009-12-14T13:20:30","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9928,{"$nulls":3},"Very Useful","2010-10-08T11:45:26","2010-10-08T11:45:26","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4740,"Mobile applications",null,"Make a stop motion movie with camera","The Camera App have already a cool \"mode rafale\" mode (camera continuous shots burts &mdash; lot of picture taken at once), it could be cool to make a short movie from these pictures when the pics are finished (like this one :)\n\n\n\n\nDo you like this idea ?","2010-01-21T20:14:49","2010-10-15T12:01:44","axisama",0,100,"Expert review",32,0]
[null,10253,{"$nulls":3},"cool!","2010-10-14T18:11:00","2010-10-14T18:11:00","nitrous25",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5187,{"$nulls":3},"Its reminds me Video Maker in 7610 where we can put up photos for creating a slideshow video I Support it bro","2010-02-04T17:36:43","2010-02-04T17:36:43","apache",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4750,{"$nulls":3},"I think this is possible. Really like your Idea....!","2010-01-22T05:02:22","2010-01-22T05:02:22","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4755,{"$nulls":3},"Really good idea. I support it.","2010-01-22T13:22:19","2010-01-22T13:22:19","rafael_nm",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9922,{"$nulls":3},"great idea","2010-10-08T11:36:09","2010-10-08T11:36:09","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4996,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Point and dial.","Shouldnt we be able to point our phones at a phone number (on a newspaper or from a magazine) and dial? without having to manually enter the numbers?\n\n\n\n\nI guess the mobile camera can be put to better use too.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-27T16:09:03","2010-01-27T16:23:09","adetaylor",0,100,"Voting and discussion",14,0]
[null,4998,{"$nulls":3},"We should be able to do that, but it would require the mobile's camera to recognize number formats, and then be able to display a contextual menu of things to do with it.\n\n\n\n\nThe hard part is designing the intelligence within the image processing software to discard the information that's not needed. Or, to grab all of the information, and semantically reorganize it so that it could be used in various respective apps.\n\n\n\n\nFor example: point the mobile camera at a business card, and then get the options to:\n\n\n\nSave contact to address book\nMessage/Call Contact\nFind on a Map\netc.\n\n\n\nSo yep, it should be possible to do this idea. But it will require a bit more intelligence on the side of the application/hardware, than just on what we'd do as behavior.","2010-01-27T16:22:50","2010-01-27T16:25:14","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5016,{"$nulls":3},"Wow what a great idea.  The Skype idea is good too, as long as there is the option to turn off that feature, or to decide if you want to dial it from your phone instead.","2010-01-28T10:45:17","2010-01-28T10:45:17","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10144,{"$nulls":3},"very useful","2010-10-11T21:26:24","2010-10-11T21:26:24","nitrous18",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5508,"Mobile applications",null,"portal application","Design and implementation of the dashboard area of a portal application\nfor mobile handsets, with the focus on navigation and presentation of content.\n\n\n\n\nWidgets or application available from a portal are often easier to get started with.\n\n\n\n\nA portal installed on the handset can tailor the access to the network by pre-caching and locally store\ncontent on the device, thereby reducing network usage and costs. Locating, downloading\nand installing 3rd party software applications.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nOn and Offline portal. An application that provides the user with the ability to browse\ncontent categories in an environment that blurs offline and online experiences.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nTarget customer characterization.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nA persona profille can help the portal designer in several ways.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSome major benefits from using personas are listed below.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nDesign\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThe use of personas can determine what a product should do and how it should\nbehave.\nPersonas can be used to communicate with stakeholders of the project.\nDesign choices can be tested upon personas in a similar way as testing on real\nusers, to measure the effectiveness of the design.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nA persona is based on ethnographic data and should not be based on a stereotype. The\nstereotype is typically the result of biases and assumptions rather than factual data,\nand a persona created without sufficient data or respect to interview subjects could run\nthe risk of degrading description.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThe developed personas can be used as characters in scenarios for the extraction of additional requirements.","2010-02-13T18:38:08","2010-02-13T19:59:40","Mesenburg",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,8836,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","HD Video","I love record video all time, but sometimes the quality is so bad that nothing you see\n\n\n\n\nSo i think HD Video recorder is good idea for shooting video and photographing.\n\n\n\n\nThank you for Support","2010-08-17T17:56:44","2010-08-17T17:56:44","armens",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,1]
[null,8837,{"$nulls":3},"Hi,\n\n\n\n\nJust in case you didn't know, there are already Symbian phones support HD recording (see below). Vivaz is my favourate because it supports continuous auto-focus during video recording, you can find many video clips on the Internet that show off the cool feature.\n\n\n\n\nPhones based on Symbian^1 (S60 5th Edition):\nSamsung i8910 Omnia HD\nSony Ericsson Vivaz (U5i)\nSony Ericsson Vivaz Pro (U8i)\n\n\n\n\nPhone based on Symbian^3:\nNokia N8 (not on market yet)\n\n\n\n\nRegards\n\n\n\n\nZiteng Chen","2010-08-18T02:10:05","2010-08-18T02:10:30","chenziteng",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10628,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","3D enabled web browsing support","Can we have 3D enabled web site browsing support in Nokia devices.This is similar to browsing a web site in 3D style in browser.For references, http://3b.net/browser/newhome.html. this will give some hint about the idea","2010-11-23T08:02:56","2010-11-24T06:21:49","unnivm",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,1925,"Mobile applications",null,"Black Box in the phone.","Modern mobile devices are capable to detect and record an astonishing ammount of different data:\nSounds / Voices,\nImages or Videos from 1 or 2 cameras,\nAcceleration\nKeypresses,\nGPS Position, \nData transfer through GPRS, Wlan, Bluetooth, USB and other.\n\nInspired by the &quot;The Blackbox&quot; or &quot;Flight recorder&quot; on airplanes similiar functionality can be offered by an application on symbian phones.  \ne.g. a mobile phone mounted in a car, with view in driving direction, as it is common if the phone is used for navigation purposes. In this scenario the phone can operate as a black box, recording multiple channels of above mentioned data in an adjustable buffer.\nIn case of emergency, an accident or other interesting conditions, it might be usefull to be able to reconstruct what has really happened. EG if you wait at a traffic light and the driver in front accidently chooses the reverse gear and crashes into you, but then claims you, to have driven into his car.... the blackbox-app will proove you to be innocent. GPS Position and other data will help you to proove how it really was. \nLots of other cases for this app are valuable. eg, what someone might have said a minute ago, ....\n\n","2009-10-27T11:32:02","2010-10-15T11:47:16","Captayne",0,84.71,"Expert review",31,3]
[null,7989,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing back for community Support!","2010-06-14T20:28:35","2010-06-14T20:28:35","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8762,{"$nulls":3},"great idea, i support it, and will sure watch it for further ideas and comments, hope they approve!","2010-08-11T02:03:42","2010-08-11T02:03:42","X",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8825,{"$nulls":3},"Feels more like a third party application than central to the user experience of Symbian. Also constant GPS, data logging, sound , camera etc would drain the battery. Interesting privacy questions and copyright issues here too.","2010-08-15T01:36:19","2010-08-15T01:36:19","Wasp",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1927,{"$nulls":3},"In addition to this idea, the &quot;Mobile-BlackBox&quot; can actively raise events on a configured condition. E.g. it can send an SMS or sent an email. One usecase for this might be: if the microphone detects a loud human yell or scream. then an sms can be sent to the partner of the user of the phone. Or the phone itelf can call a predefined number, that the other can listen to what&#39;s going on, while continuing the recording.\nAlso predefined conditions can prevent the buffer to be overwritten and stored somewhere or uploaded to a safe place in the net. e.g. can the phone be used as a sourveillance cam. if motion is detected, a timeframe of recording can be uploaded to a webserver.\nOr the phone can be used as a baby-phone, if noise is detected, in a rather silent condition. if the noise raises a predefined level, then it activates a life transmission to another phone.\n:-)\n","2009-10-27T11:43:46","2009-10-27T11:43:46","Captayne",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1935,{"$nulls":3},"Very nice idea and opening new ways of smartphone usage. But I&#39;m wondering if it will have any serious negative effect on battery duration. Afterall it should be a service running in the background all the time.","2009-10-27T12:55:33","2009-10-27T17:32:30","kensai",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3256,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Dr. Keibel, Wonderful IDEA! I support it! This can be hepful in some many ways and is a great safety feature.","2009-12-07T09:27:52","2009-12-07T09:27:52","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3276,{"$nulls":3},"How would you convince a court that the data was genuine, and related to the event under dispute (I&#39;m thinking of the car crash example here)? ","2009-12-07T14:47:06","2010-08-11T02:02:22","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3205,"Mobile applications",null,"Decision Choossing Application","Sometimes when we are break for lunch on the noon where thinking where to eat, it is always a hardest decision to be decide. Decision choosing application are a simple application where it can make a decision for us. This application should be able to configure various of categories, predefine option, additional alphabet option, preferable rating on specific predefine option. When the decision routine start, either a random generated option will show or user key in numbers of option to start. User able to drop any random generated option or allow user to pick a set of options. When the application started, a animated random counting will show on screen. User able to immediate stop the random counting or wait for the random counting stop by the application (the random counting time also randomly, sometimes immediate, sometimes fast and sometimes slower). After showing the result. User able to rerun again or start over with new criteria.","2009-12-05T12:04:23","2010-03-24T06:28:47","lawrence27",0,8.64,"Closed",1,14]
[null,3361,{"$nulls":3},"Do you all think sometimes is painful for us to decide? This are the application can help us to decide.","2009-12-11T03:47:10","2010-01-17T01:12:45","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6518,{"$nulls":3},"I found the similar app \"Shake for your Restaurant\"..","2010-03-14T16:18:04","2010-03-14T16:18:04","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3208,{"$nulls":3},"ITYM &quot;Magic Eight Ball&quot;. Why mess with a winning formula?","2009-12-05T12:35:28","2009-12-06T17:36:04","cdavies",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6038,{"$nulls":3},"This may be a game app. In which case...gaming is not a bad IDEA.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nLawrence and community, please refine and clarify this IDEA, or the mod team will close due to the voting and lack of movement.","2010-02-28T17:02:17","2010-02-28T17:02:17","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4774,{"$nulls":3},"I think we are here to have some Idea, which when Implemented  help Symbian Smartphone users in their daily life.\n\n\n \n\n\nThis Idea is totally different in accordance of available Sub Category in 'Mobile applications'- So I love the Idea but Not voting as it is not in proper sub category.\n\n\n ","2010-01-23T02:54:00","2010-01-23T02:53:59","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3261,{"$nulls":3},"I don&#39;t think I would ever use this, but, as mentioned the &quot;Magic Eight Ball&quot; is very popular, so as an app this may be popular.","2009-12-07T12:00:30","2009-12-08T00:13:07","Susana",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5765,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","App to control amount of data used. Control data package charges...","Hello All,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI've been searching for an app that would allow me to control how much of my data package I used so that I do not exceed the limit I hired with my carrier.\n\n\n\n\nTo be more clear: I have a package with a 40mb data limit but, when I exceed it (which is quite easy) I get overcharged and that becomes very expensive. I would like to be able to know how much I uploaded/downloaded already and possibly receive an alert when 40mb is reached...\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI know I could also hire a larger limit but, unless I get the unlimitted package, which is quite expensive in Brazil, the problem would persist...\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nTks!!!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-20T12:47:57","2010-02-20T12:47:57","rosado",0,100,"Voting and discussion",14,0]
[null,9932,{"$nulls":3},"There should be option to stop/block the internet connection if the specified amount of data will be used and there should be messages with warnings that we are almost out of limit","2010-10-08T11:55:54","2010-10-08T11:55:54","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6107,{"$nulls":3},"There is already a app present for this function - Name Data Quota- http://www.symbiantweet.com/data-quota-shows-your-used-packet-data \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nPlease refine your Idea or As the requested function is present in form of an Symbian app we have to close this idea.","2010-03-01T16:52:46","2010-03-01T16:52:46","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9982,{"$nulls":3},"This looks more or less the same as this idea:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=3510\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nPlease vote for that and add any extra suggestions there!","2010-10-08T20:26:57","2010-10-08T20:26:56","hugo",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6277,"Mobile applications",null,"Emergency Exit","With my phone in my pocket, I want to to able to press a button (by feel) to set off a call.\n\n\n\n\nI can then make my excuses and leave the room . . .\n\n\n\n\nThe button would have to be user selectable - not sure how you would do this with a touch screen.\n\n\n\n\nStating the caller's name could be an issue.","2010-03-05T10:58:06","2010-03-05T10:58:06","adetaylor",0,100,"Voting and discussion",4,0]
[null,6401,{"$nulls":3},"Been there, done that, See Fake calls at Ovi store: http://store.ovi.com/content/27588","2010-03-12T04:31:45","2010-03-12T04:31:45","DrJukka",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6371,{"$nulls":3},"Quick and easy! sounds good.","2010-03-09T17:34:56","2010-03-09T17:34:56","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6380,{"$nulls":3},"Wow, this is the second time this idea has been submitted in less than a week (you just beat the other poster, going by id numbers;  http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=6289)\n\n\n\n\nIf your phone is in your pocket, then surely you can just pretend that it's on silent, and has started buzzing?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-10T12:29:15","2010-03-10T12:29:15","cowboycoder",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6789,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Dual or doubleview applications","we all know that symbian can multitask but what they should do is take it a little further. By this i mean that on the new touch screen devices there should be a dual or double view of almost any application in way that they can be used at the same time side by side. for instance: while in landscape mode being able to use the browser on the right side and use messaging on the left side of the whole screen and a tap or double tap would make the app full sized. i just thought since nokia and other companies are making phones with larger screens this would be possible. this would be especially usefull with qwerty devices: being able to use say quickoffice and browser right next to each other.","2010-03-25T23:41:17","2010-03-25T23:41:17","waxxone",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,7045,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Fix The Search Function In The Music Player","Idea: Fix the search function in the music player so that if you're on a device with a keyboard or keypad and you start typing something, it searches for that string of characters. Also, on touch only devices, add an option in the menu called \"Search.\"\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAs it stands right now on my N97, and other newer Symbian devices, if you start typing a string of characters while you're in the \"All songs\" list for example, it only searches the very first word in every song title. So if you're looking for a song, and you forgot the the name, but remembered Queens, which wasn't the first word, you're out of luck because you'll never find it.\n\n\n\n\nThis needs to change. Forgetting to do simple things like this are unacceptable.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-04-13T02:32:34","2010-04-13T02:32:34","NseriesFreak7",0,100,"Voting and discussion",3,0]
[null,7813,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","DIVX/XVID SUPPORT AND ABOUT FLASHLITE...","I SUGGEST FOR THE BUILT IN SYMBIAN 3 MEDIA PLAYER FULL SUPPORT FOR DIVX/XVID PLAYBACK AND FINALLY I SUGGEST TO ADD SUPPORT FOR H264 CODEC INTO FLASHLITE BROWSER PLUGIN FOR S3!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nTHAT'S ALL!","2010-05-30T18:37:45","2010-05-30T18:37:45","ristar2000",0,100,"Voting and discussion",3,0]
[null,7835,{"$nulls":3},"DivX support has already been raised several times on this site - see for example this one and this one.  To summarise the basic issue - codec support isn't a choice that can be made at an OS level.  It is a handset vendor's choice, and depends on factors like the chipset used, the price point of the handset etc.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nFlashlite has supported H264 since v3.1 and has been present in handsets from S60 3rd edition onwards - see for example here.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI hope this helps?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nMartin Webb\n\n\n\n\nTechnology Manager - Symbian\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-06-01T09:56:12","2010-06-01T09:56:12","mpwebb",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7871,{"$nulls":3},"flashlite 3.1 for s60v5 has not implemented h264 codec..you can verify that with sites as megavideo. com some flash movies works good (because in h263 codec) and some (generally all the latest movies, eg. avatar) doesn't work because megavideo usesadobe flash  h264 codec!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\ni hope nokia n8 has flashlite4 with h264 implemented","2010-06-03T08:41:59","2010-06-03T08:41:59","ristar2000",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1926,"Mobile applications",null,"FASTER BOOT","I WOULD LIKE TO HAVE A QUICK START OPTION WITH LIMITED FUNCTIONALITY","2009-10-27T11:36:30","2010-06-11T15:33:06","SIGMASES",0,66.21,"Closed",4,3]
[null,2694,"Mobile applications",null,"App to help remember what I ordered for Christmas lunches","This is the time of year when you get asked to choose a starter, main course and dessert for several different Christmas meals, usually weeks in advance. I can never remember what I chose, so there&#39;s predictable chaos when we are actually sat down in the restaurant and the waiter asks &quot;Who ordered the vegetarian starter?&quot;. I always carry my phone with me - perhaps there some neat way of recording this kind of thing when I fill in the menu choices, and then it won&#39;t be me who pinches someone else&#39;s dinner...","2009-11-18T09:48:13","2010-06-14T20:22:17","william_roberts",0,21.95,"Closed",1,4]
[null,2814,{"$nulls":3},"You can use the To Do list.","2009-11-21T04:27:45","2009-11-21T04:27:45","hardeep1singh",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5254,"Mobile applications",null,"Nokia Maps with real view of the road","Nokia in car on dash board:\n\n\n\n\nThe camera show direct  view of the road with incrusted informations from Nokia Maps!\n\n\n\n\nLightest application and total real visualisation!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI saw this on old Blaupunkt navigation and I found this fantastic idea!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nFrench, excuse me for my bad english...","2010-02-05T23:21:45","2010-10-15T12:01:53","Stephane31",0,100,"Expert review",31,0]
[null,10352,{"$nulls":3},"While this is something that would be great; this idea would also be better put over at the Nokia BetaLabs website where development about new features for this Nokia product are better contained. Such a suggestion might get lost here - and it could end up being a good feature, especially for walk-based navigation.","2010-10-21T02:43:47","2010-10-21T13:39:59","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9923,{"$nulls":3},"It's something like augmented Navigation\n\n\n\n\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ReH9dmqfOqA","2010-10-08T11:39:46","2010-10-15T13:14:18","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6022,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","Instant Call when you are in a hurry or emergency.  No more waiting for the other end to Ring or pick it up.","Instead of just a (virtual) call button, I suggest an additional virtual button called \"Install call button\" next to it. When  pressed, that button allows us to talk immediately even before the other end's phone starts ringing or even before he/she picks my call.   After talking something like, \"Come here quick!\" I can simply put the phone in my pocket where it continues to try connecting.  When the other end finally picks the call, he will hear my recorded voice followed by a humanoid voice telling something like, \"this call was made 30 seconds ago at gps location blah blah blah\"","2010-02-28T10:01:54","2010-03-01T06:04:47","BoyBawang",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,10630,"Mobile applications",null,"nokia x6 multi touch","the nokia x6 has a capacatice touch screen nowa days they made for the sony ericsson x10 possible for multi touch although they said it wasnt possible .\n\n\n\n\nso why dont make the nokia x6 multi touch possible they provi it with the symbian3 that it works so pls make it possible for the nokia x6\n\n\n\n\ngreetz","2010-11-23T11:48:07","2010-11-23T11:48:07","w302",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,3207,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Customize Plugins","Different types of mobile phone users will determine the popularity of specific feature on Symbian platform. Novice user will only use the mobile phone for making calls. Expert users might able to write mobile applications to customized the mobile phone. Advanced users might able to find their prefer applications for their mobile phone. Intermediate users might think the basic application on mobile phone does not meet their requirements. Therefore, If Symbian uses implement another layer above Symbian platform to allow external open source plugins and allow users to be customized. Then will be easily to meet the requirements of either intermediate, advanced or expert users. By allowing the plugins to tweet the Symbian behavior, adding innovative add on features, changing the generic way of Symbian platform and etc. Users allow to use download the registered plugins from official Symbian website. It definite will changing to the new way and become a kind of flexible platform. Those plugins might be able to tweet Symbian like (customize screen UI, building additional shortcuts, customize reminder, customize multimedia features and etc).","2009-12-05T12:32:42","2010-03-24T06:34:37","lawrence27",0,0,"Closed",1,0]
[null,6039,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Lawrence, could you please refine this IDEA to help community with refinement and voting.  It may be helpful to clarify what you would like.  I got a little confused and others may be to.  This may help with voting and community refinements.","2010-02-28T17:06:46","2010-02-28T17:06:46","ginau",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,6328,{"$nulls":3},"Custom Plugin should be the extension of Qt framework where user do not need to develop the entire application but just plugin to facilitate for various kind of needs.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n [Qt]  --  [Custom Plugin]  --  [SF]  --   [OS]  --   [Multicore]  --   [ SHAI ]  --  [Hardware]\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n[Application Layer]  --  [Security Layer]  -  [Plugin Layer]  --  [Middleware Layer]  --  [OS Layer]\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nCustom Plugin include:\n\n\n\n\n- UI Plugin\n\n\n\n\n- Multimedia Plugin\n\n\n\n\n- Service Plugin\n\n\n\n\n- more..","2010-03-06T14:19:16","2010-03-14T10:23:59","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4487,"Mobile applications",null,"calendar with sms option","can we add a meeting reminder through nokia calendar and on that particular date and time a sms is also sent out to intended (added) parties.\n \n sms timer is available for schedule sending of sms. but this is not connected with calendar entries.","2010-01-16T06:31:06","2010-01-16T06:31:06","paktire",0,86.12,"Voting and discussion",15,1]
[null,10157,{"$nulls":3},"it could be great to send sms from calendar at certain time e.g. wishes at someone's birthday","2010-10-11T21:42:37","2010-10-11T21:42:37","nitrous18",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4529,{"$nulls":3},"Nice feature... I'd like it. If only a single line option that defaulted to sending out the original appointment to a person(s) and then on the alarm date would send out an SMS reminder. This would be pretty cool.","2010-01-17T07:17:43","2010-01-17T07:17:42","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5255,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Share internet from PC to Smartphone","we need that the application be able to share your pc's internet (ADSL or Cable Modem) with your Nokia Symbian smartphone. without a WIFI Router. just using a mini USB or Micro USB cable.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nNote:\n\n\n\n\nit will be the exact oposite of Connect to the internet application on Nokia PC Suite.","2010-02-06T01:31:02","2010-02-11T15:19:27","oari",0,100,"Done!",13,0]
[null,5269,{"$nulls":3},"Not USB but there is probably a PC application that makes the PC behave as a WiFi hotspot itself  - which your WiFi enabled Nokia phone can connect to, or a bluetooth based solution. I would suggest looking on superuser.com for such an application. So it would have a similar effect to what you want whereby the 'phone's internet connection goes via a PC.\n\n\n\n\nI'm interested in a solution too - as I'd like to be able to use the PC to intercept and analyse the traffic sent from the Nokia 'phone to the internet, particularly to see how the Nokia Internet Radio Application running on the phone accesses the radio station database listings from Nokia servers.\n\n\n\n\n+1 for support.","2010-02-06T14:51:41","2010-02-06T14:52:05","arjaydavis",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5271,{"$nulls":3},"This Idea was already suggested before:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://ideas.symbian.org/permalink/2009/12/22/re_enable_the_phone_to_access","2010-02-06T15:13:22","2010-02-06T15:13:21","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5277,{"$nulls":3},"I thought this already existed. Correct me if I am wrong, but I believe that my nokia E61 could do that using nokia network bridge.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-06T18:16:05","2010-02-06T18:16:05","chrisngela",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5289,{"$nulls":3},"Internet from PC is shared to the cellphone by default in Windows Mobile through miniUSB activesync.  I wonder why it's not possible in Symbian.","2010-02-07T07:43:40","2010-02-07T07:43:40","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5314,{"$nulls":3},"Omar,\n\n\n\n\nThanks for posting your great idea, but as this idea has previously been suggested, can you please post a refinement on Boy Bawang's idea.  This idea will be closed to avoid multiple duplicate ideas on the site.\n\n\n\n\nThanks\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-08T10:39:54","2010-02-08T10:39:54","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7303,"Mobile applications",null,"3D Home Visual","A Software which displays the 3D view of the construction of residental/commercial space\n\n\n\n\nIt should also display the software through a projector/mobile screen\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nA Scenario is:\n\n\n\n\nA Home Buyer/Common Man goes to a construction company, the designer plans the flooring, roof and places measurements in the each area of buyer's home\n\n\n\n\nThe software should provide options of varying the wall color, flooring style,....\n\n\n\n\nThe Engineer in the construction company displays the users in the 3D mode to a projector\n\n\n\n\nMain advantage is Engineer can go to the construction site also and explains his design like coloring, flooring pattern to the owner of the flat\n\n\n\n\nIn construction site we can't expect computer/laptop to be in place, but a mobile can do it\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThis type of application will be helpful in the building construction business\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-04-30T05:07:56","2010-04-30T05:07:56","dinviswa",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,2]
[null,7377,{"$nulls":3},"Do you not think this would be better as a separate device? as opposed to on your phone? If a client is going to a construction site, maybe a laptop could be in place for when he arrives.  The reason I am saying this, is that a mobile screen is quite small and realistically would there be a huge demand for this?","2010-05-04T11:19:48","2010-05-04T11:19:48","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8327,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Web Browser has option to compress web page like Opera !","A million of people are using Opera everyday because 1 thing: It can compress web page to smaller size, which can download extremely Fast on Mobile phone. But Symbian browser doesn't compress, but download all web page, which usually reset when out of memory. Download all web is good, the web page will be look same at computer, but maybe we should have a option for compress the web page, for people who wants fast and economy. Really, the GPRS/EDGE/3G of many countries are very high. Ext: Vietnam ~0,1$ for 1mb !","2010-07-13T08:23:05","2010-07-13T08:23:04","MyFanIsUUUU",0,89.51,"Voting and discussion",20,2]
[null,9235,{"$nulls":3},"Opera has a millions of users everyday. Because it can compress the web page !","2010-08-31T12:46:29","2010-08-31T12:46:28","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9274,{"$nulls":3},"Opera Mobile and Opera Mini are able to compress pages because Opera has a large server farm which is able to do this. When Opera Mini or Opera Mobile (with Turbo enabled) loads a webpage, it goes through Opera's server farm.\n\n\n\n\nFor the Symbian browser to do this, either the Symbian foundation or the phone manufacturer (ie. Nokia) would need to invest a lot of money for the server farm. IMO, just install Opera Mini and Opera Mobile and try to keep Opera happy so they will keep developing their browsers for Symbian.","2010-09-02T06:17:11","2010-09-03T09:39:50","Will81",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8347,{"$nulls":3},"This would require running all pages through a proxy server, and would invite cost to the Foundation licensees. So while I agree that this is a good idea, its not cost efficient. Might it be better to recommend some kind of cross-licensing agreement with Opera, so that a function like this doesn't effectively try and reinvent the wheel on the backend?","2010-07-13T15:26:03","2010-07-13T15:26:03","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8356,{"$nulls":3},"Why my idea have one scrap? It's not good? Plz reply !","2010-07-14T07:27:40","2010-07-14T07:33:19","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8839,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Switcher","Hello!\n\n\nThis application is called &ldquo;Switcher&rdquo;. it works similar to native taskman, but what it does is switching ON / OFF the most used phone functions and services. Fast, smooth, reliable.\n\n\nThose functions for sure are Bluetooth, Wi-Fi module, GPRS / 3G service, phone (to switch to offline mode), GPS module.\n\n\nTo activate Switcher, just press the menu button twice fast.\n\n\nTo help You imagine, what I am talking about &ndash; here are some photoshop mockups I created a moment ago. Labels are in polish, to make it look more native.\n\n\nTranslation:\n&ldquo;Przeczniki&rdquo; -&gt; Switcher(s)\n&ldquo;Wcz&rdquo; -&gt; Switch On\n&ldquo;Usu&rdquo; -&gt; Delete from the list\n&ldquo;GPRS&rdquo; -&gt; GPRS service\n\n\nWhat do You think about it? If You have any questions or are interested in turning my idea into reality &ndash; just e-mail me: kreativtek@gmail.com\n\n\nBest regards!","2010-08-18T09:18:40","2010-08-18T09:18:39","kreativtek",0,100,"Voting and discussion",3,0]
[null,9163,{"$nulls":3},"Wiesz nie sadz eby to byo potrzebne, poniewa masz cztery skr&oacute;ty na pulpicie, dodatkowo jeli chcesz przej do alarm&oacute;w naciskasz na zegar, do profili naciskasz na dat, a do cznoci naciskasz pomidzy dat a bateri, dla mnie osobicie ta ilo skr&oacute;t&oacute;w wystarczy.\n\n\n\n\nI  do not think that it was necessary, because you have four shortcuts on  the desktop, if you want to go alarm clock - press to clock, the profiles - press of  the date, and communications - press between the date of a battery - it's  enough for me.","2010-08-28T11:47:39","2010-08-28T11:50:21","piotr1192",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1160,"Mobile functionality","Developer stuff","Improve dependency management","Actually more of a feature request / idea, related to this and this\n\nDependency management on Symbian is far from perfect, and I think there&apos;s a need to improve this in several fronts.\n\nFor example, when dealing with expansion packages, if the main app sis is not installed, all you get is a (cryptic) error dialog box. This should be changed to a mechanism that allowed the user to download the remaining packages (from the app repository for instance) automatically (after an appropriate info message)\n\nUse cases:\n\n\n\n\n- Plugins development, which is becoming an issue for developers when using the Ovi store (see http://discussion.forum.nokia.com/forum/showthread.php?t=171236 )\n- Runtime developers, that need the runtime binaries in order to run their code.\n\nThe other issue is dealing with versioning. Example: when package A contains dll A v1 and package B contains dll A v2 (or even the same version) you get an error when installing, having to pack the dll in a separate sis.\n\nIn short, I think there are many things that can be taken from existing OS and its potential problems (dependency hell) to come up with a better and decent enough alternative.\n\n\n\n\n\nThoughts?\n\n\n\n\nPS: As a side question (though somewhat related to this), could anyone explain the rationale behind having \\sys\\bin alone for executables instead of also allowing subfolders within \\sys\\bin ?\n\nUse case: I&apos;d rather have \\sys\\bin\\myuid\\myapp.exe (plus internal libs, etc) than \\sys\\bin\\myapp_myuid.exe for every case.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-06-22T14:13:39","2010-06-11T15:24:41","david.caabeiro",0,99.99,"Closed",8,0]
[null,1170,{"$nulls":3},"I&apos;ve moved this to the Runtimes category, as the Application Installation package (appinstall) is part of the Runtimes Tech Domain (as shown on the handy developer website Tech Domains List).","2009-06-22T17:38:24","2009-06-22T17:38:24","LawrenceSimpson",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1172,{"$nulls":3},"As someone who is trying to sort out the spaghetti mess of S60 to get it to work in a rom - there is a definite need to improve documentation of dependencies. This includes plugins and server sessions and less obvious things like repositories used, P&amp;S properties defined etc. But how you record this information and keep it up to date is tricky.\n\n\n\n\nHowever I think your idea has a smaller scope? Support automatic install of SIS file dependencies? Sounds reasonable and achievable to me - you&apos;d need some central archive - like CPAN for Perl? It would be useful if you could install say a python file and it automatically installs Python for you?\n\n\n\n\nI believe the decision to use \\Sys\\Bin only was made for efficiency reasons - the loader caches the folder contents. Also when a new disk is inserted you don&apos;t have to scan lots of sub folders which can be slow on FAT. You can&apos;t see \\Sys\\Bin so it doesn&apos;t matter that it&apos;s flat - I don&apos;t really see what technical advantage sub folders would give you.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2009-06-22T19:05:29","2009-06-25T15:31:32","peterh",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,1672,"Mobile applications",null,"White Board Application","Many of us live in enterprise environments where the white board is key for showing and breaking down processes into visual modes. The good thing about these white boards is that they cause conversations that usually leads to solutions, the problem though is interacting with those white boards outside of that specific place. Besides issues with just having that information on hand, a lot of times, we just want to hone in on a specific aspect of that white board disucssion, and then collaborate on that.\n\n\n\n\nSo how about an application called \"White Board\" that does just that? Here's my idea:\n\n\n\nFirst I'd start up my camera application\nUsing the built-in GPS and calendar, it would notice that I'm at work and that I'm probably taking a picture that should be separate from normal photos (encryption, expiration policies etc.)\nI point to a white board and the camera recognizes common shapes (squares, lines, points, and text)\nIt then recognizes the shaps and asks if I want to save each of the shapes as instances\nNext steps are that it zooms into each square, and asks me to track the lines/points to the related object, clicking the camera-capture button at each end-point\nOnce I've collected all of the data (first as one large picture, then as an iterative one), it asks for confirmation to save the files into a collection (date based, with tags pulled also from GPS and calendar information)\nWithin my photo gallery, there's a new section called \"White Boards\"\nI click on an image, and by using gestures and the camera-capture button I zoom around the \"space\" of the image and interact with it.\nFor example, I get to one box and get an option to \"record the process\" and then record voice and the track of that point to another point, with the option to share it to others.\nThe item is saved as a linked note within my calendar (a different Calendar view called White Board Drawings)\n\n\n\nI've now just taken a simple white board drawning, and using all of the possible hardware of a mid-range mobile device, have just made something that is a point of collaboration that happens to also be mobile friendly.\n\n\n\n\nTaking it a step further, how about you get an option to save it to an intranet (Share Point, etc.) site, and now that image can be edited within a program like Visio, but when you call it up from your mobile device, you are always calling up the latest-edited/checked-in version of that file to interact with.","2009-09-02T21:23:15","2009-10-12T21:38:46","ARJWright",0,72.39,"Voting and discussion",5,2]
[null,1685,{"$nulls":3},"White boards are great. And it's always the problem, at the end of a session trying to capture the essence of what is on the board, such that when you get back to your desk, you can remember those 'lightbulb' moments. I'm sure many would love an app that could help with that.\n\n\n\n\nThere's a couple of basic problems I see with your suggestion. The first is that, as you've described the process, I feel it would be far to intrusive, and disturb the flow of the discussion. For something like this to work, it would need to require very little interaction with the device. I also think that running the camera, as neat as image recognition is, would be far to costly in terms of battery usage. How about something like this; have some sort of pressure sensitive whiteboard, that could beam events to a device, via bluetooth say, for logging. The device could also record the audio from the meeting. This could then be uploaded to a server, and the session could be stitched back together.\n\n\n\n\nThe other problem (and the reason it's getting a scrap from me) is that there's nothing Symbian Foundation needs to do to make this happen. It's purely AppLand and whilst discussion of the idea is likely welcome on this site, at the end of the day, to make it happen, someone has to go away and write it. At that point it would be up to them if they contributed it to Symbian or tried to market it as a 3rd party application, as nice as it would be to have an app that could capture the key points of a whiteboard session, I really don't think it's something Symbian are going to expend much effort on realising.\n\n\n\n\nOn the plus side, I do still agree that it should be far easier to endow 'smartness' into applications, such as using environmental information (time, place) and content information to categorize data, and having custom views.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2009-09-04T20:30:44","2009-09-08T02:57:17","cowboycoder",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1688,{"$nulls":3},"Generally, I love the idea of using Context (location and other contextual information) to guide the system to anticipate user needs and behave differently. But I'm not sure it works best in this particular case - either way the context-detection seems like a side-issue to in this case.\n\n\n\n\nTo me, the core of the idea is about analysing a photo of a diagram in an intellegent way - the feature is about photos of diagrams+text, not about whiteboards per se. The photo you get after the  this sort of discussion could just as easily have been something \"on the back of an envelope\" (often is), or in a notebook, etc. Yes, a photo may be more needed for whiteboards (harder to carry away than envelopes), but properly recognising and processing a hand-drawn diagram will be useful in all sorts of circumstances.\n\n\n\n\nSo, I think a better approach would be something that can analyse photos (whereever they have been taken) that we designate as photos of diagrams (+text), and that could produce a separate output that has diagram-related artefects rather than just a pile of pixels. Something that turns them into a format like (alas) PowerPoint, which has become the de-facto standard for this sort of information ... but the exact format(s) is/are an implementation factor we can discuss once we have the basic idea nailed down.\n\n\n\n\nIf it worked reasonably well, I'd sure want this feature, especially for the use-case Antoine suggests, i.e. capturing the results of all those design discussions. But I'll bet I'd find a lot of other uses for this feature once I had it. So the idea definitely gets my vote.","2009-09-07T12:08:15","2009-09-08T18:21:18","LawrenceSimpson",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3291,{"$nulls":3},"Check it out, someone is pulling something like this idea off for Kindles: http://gigaom.com/2009/12/07/if-you-can-draw-it-on-a-whiteboard-you-can-send-it-to-a-kindle/","2009-12-08T01:04:19","2009-12-08T01:04:19","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1928,"Symbian Foundation","Make development easier","App store","I would like as a developer and a user to have one unified app store where purchases are tied to a user profile, not to a specific phone or session.","2009-10-27T11:45:24","2009-10-27T11:45:24","andersj",0,100,"Voting and discussion",15,0]
[null,4109,{"$nulls":3},"Refinement by d griffin support applications for all mobile os's on app store","2010-01-04T14:29:44","2010-01-04T14:29:44","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4111,{"$nulls":3},"I think this is what symbian horizon is going to be:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://horizon.symbian.org/","2010-01-04T15:51:05","2010-08-26T16:35:01","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1933,{"$nulls":3},"The idea is not bad and it already exists for iTunes, but I don&#39;t think it can be implemented since Symbian will not run its own app store. So you have to convince the respective phone manufacturers who sport app portals (Nokia, Samsung, etc) to do something like that.","2009-10-27T12:52:38","2009-10-27T12:52:38","kensai",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2440,"Symbian Foundation","Make development easier","Linux repositories for Symbian tools","Wouldn&#39;t it be great to have .deb/.rpm repositories for all the Symbian tools (and maybe source and other things too)? \n\nI think it would be really good to simply run\n\napt-get install sbsv2 romtools\n\nor\n\nyum -y install sbsv2 romtools\n\nand then have Raptor available immediately on my Linux machine?","2009-11-09T16:53:18","2010-10-15T12:02:03","a.sliced.banjo",0,100,"Expert review",31,0]
[null,2442,{"$nulls":3},"Sounds a good way to package the tools for deployment to Linux machines. Many of them have to be compiled into distinct Windows and Linux binaries, so it makes sense to package the Linux binaries in a Linux-friendly way.\nPS. Do they really call those things &quot;repositories&quot;, just to confuse people who associate &quot;repository&quot; with &quot;source code&quot;?","2009-11-09T16:57:28","2009-11-09T18:15:15","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,2511,{"$nulls":3},"Where did CBR end up then?","2009-11-12T00:42:34","2009-11-12T09:54:39","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4488,"Mobile applications",null,"Minute Minder","many tariff plans offer 30/60 seconds billing pulse. a minute minder beeps exactly after passing one minute. can we make it sound at 20/50th second so that a conversation is colcluded within half/one minute.","2010-01-16T06:41:02","2010-01-16T06:41:02","paktire",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,3]
[null,6280,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Tap on artist/track title in the music player to get full track info","My idea: Be able to tap on the artist/song title in the \"Now playing\" screen of the music player, to get all the standard details about the song, and have the ability to edit that info from there.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nCurrently in Symbian^1, on my N97, in order for you to get the full track info, or \"Song details\" as Symbian calls it, you have to go into the song list view, highlight the song you want info about, hit \"Options\" then \"Song details.\" You can't get the full song info from the \"Now playing\" screen, like you think you would. It doesn't make sense to me.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI propose that Symbian add the functionality to tap on the song title/artist title area in the \"Now playing\" screen, and Symbian would bring up a window showing you all the vital track info for that song. Not only would you see the info, but if you see something is wrong, you'll be able to tap \"Edit\" at the bottom of the window to fix errors that may exist. When you're done you can tap \"Done\" and it will apply your changes, and then you can tap \"Back\" to close the window and get back to the \"Now playing\" screen.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThe window should be about 3/4 the size of the whole screen, be completely scrollable, and have that transparent effect to background around the window, just like the multitasking screen in the new S^3 UI does.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWhat do you think?","2010-03-05T12:50:30","2010-11-19T14:12:56","NseriesFreak7",0,100,"Expert review",41,0]
[null,10252,{"$nulls":3},"I often use my phone for listening to music. Everything that makes this better, has my yes-vote.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-14T18:10:46","2010-10-14T18:10:46","PP23a",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10277,{"$nulls":3},"This has more than 30 votes. Why isn't it marked for expert review?\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-15T08:29:48","2010-10-15T08:29:48","PLaument",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6281,{"$nulls":3},"I like and support. I actually also like the iPhone feature where you press the menu key and say, What song is this, what album is this, play more songs by this artist, play more songs on this album etc........this would be great on Symbian devices......... Symbian makes some spectacular music phones, and either a visual tap, or verbal command system, would compliment and improve our Symbian mobile........ Got my vote...........\n\n\n\n\nPS.......Symbian Foundation moderator crew, please note the many new comments on the audio functionality, usage and improvements have been coming in and are great! ","2010-03-05T13:25:07","2010-03-05T19:02:54","ginau",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,7304,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Separation between exchange address book and local address book","At present on the 5800 Xpressmusic if you wish to use exchange it says that you cannot use desktop sync.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nMy requirement is that these should be separate.\n\n\n\n\nMy colleague says that the IPhone allows multiple exchange accounts as well as desktop sync. Can't verify myself but that is essentially very convenient.\n\n\n\n\nI should be able to maintain my local address book and calendar which I would love to sync with Outlook on my desktop\n\n\n\n\nI should also be able to add one of more exchange accounts. They should maintain their address books calendars etc... separately so that they don't mess up my local pc sync.\n\n\n\n\nI should be able to search through them in a single unified view or by selecting a specific address book just like how Microsoft Outlook does it. Same goes for calendars, notes and anything else that is supported.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-05-01T00:50:50","2010-05-01T00:50:50","roshan_ail",0,100,"Voting and discussion",4,0]
[null,8584,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","10 vote public ideas = 1 vote for own idea","This is win-win an approach, sometimes we feel like bagging someone could support our idea but after 1 or 2 votes. It seems hanging there forever. If we could contribute one vote for our own idea, That is brilliant! While some member seems no interest to be voting ideas.\nThis approach will encourage them contribute more vote and encourage more activities at the same time will gain some vote for themselves.","2010-07-26T21:11:08","2010-07-26T21:14:04","lawrence27",0,29.63,"Voting and discussion",2,4]
[null,8605,{"$nulls":3},"Some community site uses Karma to encourage members to vote..","2010-07-28T12:14:29","2010-07-28T12:14:29","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8624,{"$nulls":3},"Lawrence law - We have added Social Network Sharing Buttons for that!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAnd if you idea is well said, I am sure you will get some attention and votes too.  ","2010-07-29T17:59:34","2010-07-29T17:59:34","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8629,{"$nulls":3},"Lawrence,\n\n\n\n\nAll the tools for success and getting votes have been explained to you before.\n\n\n\n\nI am voting against this.\n\n\n\n\nIf a person did not think their idea was good, they would not submit it. The vote for yourself is not the important factor. Community votes and support is.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-07-30T06:32:10","2010-07-30T06:32:10","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10376,"Mobile applications",null,"Help me finding things that disappers in house","The mobile application eg \"FIND EASY\" helps the user to map missing things like TV Remote, AC remote, Mobile charger, Car keys, Wallet, eye wears, etc. You can paste small sized chip on these devices and your mobile device communicates with these small chip to tell you the precise location of these gadget you are looking for. If you prefer advance solution, you can actually make your missing thing beep, by pressing touching the icon on your mobile phone.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nMakes life simple, is'nt It!!!!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-23T14:04:21","2010-10-23T14:07:25","guptaa",0,81.48,"Voting and discussion",3,1]
[null,10377,{"$nulls":3},"We can make use of RFID. If our mobile phone support RFID, we can use the phone to detect anything you stick with a RFID tag.","2010-10-24T03:46:45","2010-10-24T03:46:44","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,905,"Symbian Foundation","Improve the running of Symbian","Create an agressive plan to have 20% external Package Owners agreed within 3 months","Every day it seems to me more obvious that the fact that Nokia has all the Package Ownership is a large hurdle for the Symbian Foundation to build momentum. Mainly, there is no healthy competition on what does it really mean to be open.\n\n\n\n\nIt also seems to encourage a Consumer-supplier atmosphere, where Nokia is supplying the asset to other companies. That IMO is not good for anyone.\n\n\n\n\nSo my suggestion is to evolve with the board members (to start with) a plan that would allow us to start handing over at least 20% of the package ownership outside Nokia. Clearly this requires other companies to step up and push competent resources to deliver a competitive package roadmap.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nReally looking forward to hear your views on this","2009-06-09T17:35:04","2009-12-14T11:59:49","victorp",0,31.2,"Done!",5,12]
[null,1875,{"$nulls":3},"I also voted NO - both for the change in package ownership and with regards to a plan. I agree with Williams point and with David Wood's point.\n\n\n\n\nIn particular on non-Nokia committers: this is already starting to happen where companies have made larger contributions. Nokia has no problems accepting non-Nokia committers where a member company has contributed significant new code. However I have recommended to these package owners to wait for 2-3 months and see how the prospective committer behaves before nominating a person as a committer.\n\n\n\n\nWith regards to non-Nokia packages, there are really two ways of doing this\n\n\n\nThe easy way is by getting additional initial code contributions by companies other than Nokia or through innovation projects that are led by other companies. This is essentially how every other open source community tends to diversify project leadership. This is something we could focus on now, assuming we can explain the business case for potential contributors. In some cases, this may mean prioritizing diverse ownership over architectural cleanliness though. So for example we may need to create a package for code that otherwise may be better a collection of a package, etc.\nTransferring package ownership, as Victor suggested, is much harder and potentially very divisive. It can only happen IF: a) the existing company does not want to own a package, b) a new company wants to take one over. For b) to happen we need an eco-system that understands open source and the opportunities package ownership provides. Our industry and eco-system has not yet made this transition. It would be better to help our eco-system to make that transition.\n\n\n\n ","2009-10-14T15:28:58","2009-10-14T15:28:58","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,913,{"$nulls":3},"I voted No since I consider this to be unrealistic.  Moving ownership of existing packages to companies outside Nokia is going to take longer than 3 months.\n\n\n\n\nI think we should, instead, be focussing:\n\n\n\nFirst, on getting actual contributions made by other companies or organisations (quite a few are in the pipeline, but none have completed yet)\nThen, on getting some people outside Nokia recognised as committers for packages\nFinally, on transferring package ownership.\n\n\n\nMy own view is that it is reasonable (though challenging) to expect that 50% of package ownership will be outside of Nokia within three years.","2009-06-09T23:43:48","2009-06-10T10:14:18","dw2",{"$nulls":3},3,0]
[null,926,{"$nulls":3},"I agree with David on this issue, but I must say I am wondering who should \"own\" this action. In my view, it is two-fold:\n\n\n\n\n1. members should come forward on their own and start either contributing new packages, or actually owning existing ones\n\n\n\n\n2. but the Foundation should go out and entice members to become package-owners\n\n\n\n\nRegarding the latter, maybe the Foundation could come up with guidelines tying up councils seats (or even board seats) to package ownership: to be represented, you need to own at least a package.\n\n\n\n\nEven though Victor&apos;s initial target was a bit, erm, optimistic to say the least ;-) , the Foundation should aim for aggressive figures anyway to rid itself from this \"owned by Nokia\" perception that still lives on.\n\n\n\n\nI&apos;m available to participate to any working groups that might be setup on the subject.\n\n\n\n\nFred","2009-06-10T08:40:24","2009-06-10T08:40:24","fred_blesser",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,928,{"$nulls":3},"I agree with David on the approach, and I would go further - to achieve broad ownership of a large percentage of packages I personally think folks will have to set up competitive and competing branches of existing packages.\n\n\n\n\nThey then evolve these to the point where they become widely regarded as the de facto \"prime\" version of the package - at which point formal transfer of package ownership will become a rubber stamp exercise.\n\n\n\n\nConvincing a commercial enterprise just to unilaterally relinquish ownership of a significant number of packages \"so that someone else can have a go\" seems unrealistic.\n\n\n\n\nMatt","2009-06-10T08:55:56","2009-06-11T13:43:00","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,936,{"$nulls":3},"I&apos;ve also voted no.  While I agree that the current situation is extremely unhealthy, enacting this proposal would almost certainly impact development schedules while a massive overhaul of the platform is going on.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-06-10T10:07:40","2009-06-10T10:07:40","markw",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,939,{"$nulls":3},"Nice to see a discussion started on this!\n\n\n\n\nWe need to remember that we are still bootstrapping the foundation, not suggesting this to be an ongoing practice. David said \"Moving ownership of existing packages to companies outside Nokia is going to take longer than 3 months.\"  --&gt; And I agree, I was referring to achieve an agreement on what packages, by who and a transition plan for them so we can start within 3 months.\n\n\n\n\nI personally have been involved in a similar situation when trying to convince management to transfer ownership of packages to overseas development centres. I think the same attitude might developed towards the package ownership in the foundation. It appears to me that many people still in denial that going Open Source will affect them at all (either still acting as customer or suppliers), and they need start exploring how this change can bring bigger and better opportunities for their businesses.There is a danger that we (the Symbian Foundation) concentrate too much on technical/code issues and forget that the biggest challange we face is a cultural change from all our members, from a supply chain to a collaboration circle.\n\n\n\n\nChange demands to be actively managed. Just to re-state Kotter&apos;s 8 steps to succesful change:\n\n\n\nCreate a sense of urgency\nPull together a Guiding team\nDevelop the change vision and strategy\nCommunicate for understanding and buyin\nEmpower others to act\nProduce short-term wins\ndont let up\ncreate a new culture\n\n\n\nReflecting on this, maybe we are stuck between 5&amp;6 and hence my suggestion.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2009-06-10T10:11:19","2009-06-10T14:24:56","victorp",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,954,{"$nulls":3},"I agree with Mark&apos;s last comment, it was ambiguous. 3 months to come up with a plan is much more realistic than switching package ownership in the same timeframe.\n\n\n\n\nI suggest that (part of) the buck be passed to the Architecture Council help drive this (as it owns the package ownership modifications processes), and even setup a working group on this subject.","2009-06-10T12:46:24","2009-06-10T15:49:16","fred_blesser",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1227,{"$nulls":3},"I think we are getting bogged down into the detail here. I would say the overall goal behind transfer of package ownership is to convince other (non-Nokia) OEMs that they have a say in the evolution of the platform, and it&apos;s not locked down by Nokia.\n\n\n\n\nThis can be achieved a number of ways:\n\n\n\n\n- Allowing OEMs to develop competing branches (the Android way)\n\n\n\n\n- Allowing OEMs to own key packages (the topic of the discussion here)\n\n\n\n\n- Allowing OEMs to spin their own branches but contribute back (the old PalmOS way)\n\n\n\n\nMy 2cents: analyse these (and more?) top-level scenarios in terms of cost, benefits, and impact to development schedules, etc and run past EVP-level management at each OEM.\n\n\n\n\nIMHO, it is absolutely critical that SyFo convinces OEMs that they have an effective say in the platform. This is a key success factor for SyFo.\n\n\n\n\nIf Nokia is the only OEM that uses Symbian in 2011, then the whole venture will have failed, much like Nokia&apos;s S60 licensing strategy.\n\n\n\n\nAndreas","2009-06-25T08:41:35","2009-06-25T08:41:35","andreasc",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,1241,{"$nulls":3},"I vote no - even the \"just plan\" approach seems unrealistic in 3 months.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nHere are just some of the things I see as showstoppers:\n\n\n\nNobody yet knows what it will be like to be a package owner, so \"wait and see\" is likely to be the popular course of action\nNobody has yet asked to be a package owner (or have they?) which leaves us ~25 package owners short\nMost package owners have had exactly 2 \"contributions\" made on their behalf by the central Nokia Platform Integration Team, so they aren&apos;t yet engaged in the day job of handling contributions\nWe don&apos;t have the first Symbian^3 contribution yet, and so we would be encouraging (forcing?) Nokia to branch away from Symbian by taking the packages away from their package owners. This will always be a bit of an issue, but unless the plan is for  Symbian^4 timeframe we will be putting the viability of the platform at risk.\n\n\n\nGetting less coherent now, but let&apos;s put our emphasis on supporting the package owners we&apos;ve got and helping to work out what they have to do.","2009-06-26T15:07:55","2009-06-26T15:07:55","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1929,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","Bussiness information through NFC","I want an API through NFC to swap bussiness card and information through one thouch and no hassle.","2009-10-27T11:52:22","2010-06-07T09:44:28","raviteq",0,100,"Closed",3,0]
[null,2185,"Mobile functionality","Developer stuff","Start some open application development projects","I&#39;d like to take some solid ideas for applications/games that users want and encourage them to be developed in the open by groups of app developers, storing their code on Mercurial and noting down issues, problems and workarounds in a blog or set of wiki docs.\n\n\nOpen coding projects allow us to provide some apps that are valuable to users, but also work as examples, and bring together small groups of developers to create and work together, and show off what can be done on Symbian.  We should attempt to bring at least one example all the way from concept to submission to the Horizon programme, with a written case study that describes what we did.\n\n\nWe&#39;ve already had a suggestion of a wikipedia app, but could look at porting projects as well as completely new code.","2009-10-30T16:55:56","2009-10-30T16:55:56","stichbury",0,100,"Voting and discussion",21,0]
[null,8283,{"$nulls":3},"Any more votes?  This has some interest and I am bringing it back for community review and input.","2010-07-11T04:41:27","2010-07-11T04:41:26","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8325,{"$nulls":3},"Good One!","2010-07-13T07:15:34","2010-07-13T07:15:34","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2697,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","API to find out version number of an installed app","It&#39;s possible to determine if a particular application is installed based on its UID, but it&#39;s not possible to determine the version of that app, which may be necessary if you want to know which version of that particular app is installed since you are compatible with it. One real life use case is, need to know which version of Ovi Maps is installed, 2, 3, or 3.1, because the API keeps changing. I can imagine the same would need to be true for anything that fetches runtime libraries on demand, like the Qt autoinstaller, or the repackaged Ngage games that won&#39;t require the Ngage core distribution.\n\nAlternatively, make it compulsory for anything offering a C++ API to implement a version number API call.","2009-11-18T13:12:02","2009-11-18T13:12:02","SymsourceTim",0,96.86,"Voting and discussion",7,1]
[null,2827,{"$nulls":3},"Hi,\n\nIt is possible but the API was not public (I think that is why it was not well-known).\n\n&quot;Application Version&quot;\nhttp://developer.symbian.org/forum/showthread.php?t=2488\n\nRegards\n\nZiteng Chen\n","2009-11-22T14:39:36","2009-11-22T14:39:36","chenziteng",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3209,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Effective and Expiry of Contact","Implement an 'Expiry Date' on each contact detail as additional field where typically we leave it blank. Allow 'Effective Date' to be specify as additional field when we add new contact detail. The purpose for this idea is to keep our main contact list very clean also efficient and leave those unnecessary old contact at 'Archive Box'.\n\n\n\n\nThose contacts which is permanent like families, relatives, friends and colleagues is not applicable except they changed of contact or information. Those contacts which is ephemeral like sales person, agents, staffs on some work or event, other department staffs, reservation contacts, service contacts and etc. will be very often use this feature.\n\n\n\n\nThe contact detail that applicable for 'Expiry Date' and 'Effective Date' are personal information, contact information and related contact information or customized contact type. Personal information like (title, company, job title, nickname and etc). Contact information like (phone number, office extension number, internet phone number, email, fax, pager, push to talk and etc). Related contact information like (address, Internet Messager(IM) Identity, web address and etc) and customized contact type is user define field which could be anything.\n\n\n\n\nFor display UI our main contact list will only show all contacts are validity at that moment. Those contacts which already expired and future contacts we still can find it at 'Archive Box'.","2009-12-05T13:28:21","2010-06-07T09:40:00","lawrence27",0,40.99,"Closed",5,5]
[null,6776,{"$nulls":3},"Hello lawrence,\n\n\n\n\nYou have some very good points and it may benefit you not to write so much detail.  You have a perspective that is clever and could be more engaging if less detail were provided at times.....Thank you for your participation and creative thinking.","2010-03-25T14:17:25","2010-03-25T14:17:25","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6040,{"$nulls":3},"This may be an IDEA which people would like...Please revist this and comment.  It may be useful, but vcould use our community input.","2010-02-28T17:08:50","2010-02-28T17:08:50","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3486,{"$nulls":3},"I've often wanted something similar to this, but having it apply to ALL contacts is a bad idea. I'd suggest defining two classes of contacts, instead.\n\n\n\n\nThe first group is the typical 'permanent' contacts -- the relative you never talk to, but whose number you don't want to lose, etc. The second group being your ephemeral contact group, which would be used in situations like the following: \n\n\n\n\n* A person you're working with during an event, who you'll never realistically need to contact again.\n\n\n\n\n* A guy on Craigslist from whom you're buying a leather sofa, bronze tiger replica, etc from.\n\n\n\n\n* The number to that Thai place near your hotel.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAn alternative to deleting these entries after they expire would be to have them simply 'archived' or otherwise removed from the list of contacts your eyeballs get dragged over while browsing your address book.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAnyhow. Just my 2k.","2009-12-14T19:40:27","2009-12-18T00:21:48","shawnlower",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,6330,{"$nulls":3},"The New refinement of this idea was:\n\n\n\n\n* Contact are belongs to Contact Type like Relation Contact, Organization Contact, Location Contact, Service Related Contact, Work Related Contact, Web Contact, Potential Use Contact, Interest Related Contact, Event Related Contact, Temporary Contact, etc.\n\n\n\n\n* Different Contact Type will have different default fields for choose like Web Contact (Name, Email, IM, URL, Facebook ID, etc.), Organization Contact (Organization Name, Region, Tel, Fax, Department, Ext, Address, URL, Email, etc.), Service Related Contact (Name, Tel, Fax, Person In Charge, Mobile, Effective Date, Expiry Date, Region, Email, URL, Address, Ext, Department, etc.), and etc.\n\n\n\n\n* Contact can be tie to Any Group, Contact can be obsolete checked so obsoleted Contact will be archive automatically into Archive Box\n\n\n\n\n* There are few type of presence like Frequent Box, Group Box, Archive Box, Upcoming Box, Custom Box, PTT Box, Complete Box, etc.\n\n\n\n\n* The way of present the Contact include List View, 3D Card View, Thumbnail View, Detail View, A-Z Tag View, etc.\n\n\n\n\nNew Contact Structure:\n\n\n\n\n[Presentation Layer]  --&gt;&gt;  [List View] / [3D Card View] / [Thumbnail View] / [Detail View] / [A-Z Tag View] / [More..]\n\n\n\n\n[Presence Layer]  --&gt;&gt;  [Frequent Box] / [Group Box] / [Archive Box] / [Upcoming Box] / [Custom Box] / [PTT Box] / [Complete Box] / [More..]\n\n\n\n\n[Logical Link Layer]  --&gt;&gt;  [Contact Group] / [Contact Type]\n\n\n\n\n[Object Layer]  --&gt;&gt;  [Existence Contact] / [Obsolete Contact]\n\n\n\n\n[Attribute Layer]  --&gt;&gt;  [Contact Detail Fields] / [Thumbnail] / [Ring Tone] / [Voice Tag] / [Default] / [Profile] / [More..]\n\n\n\n\nNew Contact Objective:\n\n\n\n\n* To keep our contact list very clean all time even we have few hundreds of contacts\n\n\n\n\n* Change the ordinary contact application way of working because it is not effective enough\n\n\n\n\n* Having more real life sense instead of computer sense where it should link to groups and Types and it should not provide all contact detail fields but provide those related contact detail fields which relate to that Contact Type\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-06T18:28:48","2010-03-14T10:22:58","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5769,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Live images as icons","It would be good if there is a way to use real live images as icons in the menu,it would be really fantastic to see your mobile phone live instead of handeling a dead graphic icons.\n\n\n\n\ni think when there is a real images/photos as icons,the user will feel that he is using a live device,the user will be attached even imotionaly with his mobile device.and it will give the device a beautiful live desktop.\n\n\n\n\nWhat do you think guys ?","2010-02-20T14:21:46","2010-02-20T14:21:46","Mohamed-Sym",0,3.33,"Voting and discussion",1,5]
[null,5773,{"$nulls":4},"2010-02-20T15:53:02","2010-02-20T15:53:02","Mohamed-Sym",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5775,{"$nulls":3},"For that you could just create your own theme.","2010-02-20T17:48:26","2010-02-20T17:48:26","david.caabeiro",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6109,{"$nulls":3},"I don't think so. \n\n\n\n\nUsing custom Images as icon make them unreadable. As you have also use large image to demonstrate.\n\n\n\n\nyou can easily understand what will happen when we use this in our devices.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-01T17:01:11","2010-03-01T17:01:11","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6025,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Add a time-based job scheduler in Symbian","Dear All:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nMy idea is to add a job scheduler in Symbian.\n\n\n\n\nSimilar to the scheduler tasks on Linux usering crontab. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nBecause there are a lot of things are recurring in our life.\n\n\n\n\nSo, a job scheduler will help us to handle many things.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nMaybe we can set\n\n\n\n\n1. Switch on the flight mode in 23:00 everyday.\n\n\n\n\n2. Switch off the flight mode in 06:00 everyday.\n\n\n\n\n3. Receive E-mail once per hour ,in 8:00 ~ 18:00 ,Monday ~ Friday every week.\n\n\n\n\n4. Switch on Bluetooth in 06:00 ~ 08:00 ,Monday ~ Friday every week.\n\n\n\n\n5. Switch on the mute mode in 08:00 ~ 11:00 Tuesday and Friday every week\n\n\n\n\n6. Sent a SMS \" Merry Christmas \" to my family or any other one ,in 22:00 24 Dec every year.\n\n\n\n\n7. Sent a SMS \" Happy Mother's Day \" to my mother in 08:00 2nd Sunday of May every year.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n.\n\n\n\n\n.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nor set other time-based things\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nBest Regards\nPeo.","2010-02-28T15:22:56","2010-02-28T15:22:56","peochiu",0,100,"Voting and discussion",7,0]
[null,7791,{"$nulls":3},"I think a \"Schedule Centre\"of some description would be very usefull.  It would be great to have one location to go to control and see what applications are scheduled to do. \n\n\n\n\ne.g. (not a definitive list)\n\n\n\nProfile selection scheduling\nAlarm/reminder scheduling\nTask scheduling\nPodcast download scheduling\ne-mail/calender synchronisation scheduling\nphoto/video taking scheduling\nany other 3rd party application that requires downloading/synchronising/updating.  (Gravity etc)\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\nThe \"Scheduling Centre\" would list all these items together with there timers and actions.  You could then modify the settings for any of these applications.  Of course it would still be necessary to be able to modify these setting from within any of the applications.","2010-05-30T00:43:50","2010-05-30T00:43:49","GordonA",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7620,{"$nulls":3},"I just wrote an idea for an event scheduler in the calendar when I saw your idea.\n\n\n\n\nI guess that the extension of the implemented calendar is a prerequisite for this job scheduler. I support it.\n\n\n\n\nhttp://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=7619","2010-05-18T08:44:52","2010-05-18T15:43:53","QBee",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,7049,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","hindi fonts on mobile","I would like to have a support that would enable me to install a hindi font in the mobile. I use the internet to see a lot of hindi webpages, which as of now come as boxes because the font support is not available.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSome system to enable me to see the hindi webpage, like BBC hindi, and my blog which is also in hindi.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-04-13T10:57:34","2010-04-13T10:57:34","pujaupadhyay",0,97.39,"Voting and discussion",12,1]
[null,7281,{"$nulls":3},"i found a way out, though i have not tried it in all phones. the nokia N97 showed the page properly when the page was opened with opera mini browser. the installation was also simple. i am not very sure about other phones. \n\n\n\n\nopera is inbuilt with hindi fonts so the page is visible irrespective of whether the fonts are available in the phone or not.","2010-04-27T12:25:04","2010-04-27T12:25:04","pujaupadhyay",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7050,{"$nulls":3},"Infact Symbian and our phone should be \"international\". e.g, I'm French so I've an AZERTY touch-keyboard. It's fine, but I would like to have a cyrillic one too because I talk with Russian friends.\n\n\n\n\nMy girlfriend is arabic so I would to have arabian alphabet too :) I know iPhone/Mac make it possible, why Symbian don't ? Moreover it's easier to have only one Operating System instead of a lot of localized OS (Western Europe, Eastern, Asia,...)","2010-04-13T11:58:51","2010-04-13T18:38:35","axisama",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,7081,{"$nulls":3},"Good Idea _ Puja you have my vote.","2010-04-15T08:21:01","2010-04-17T12:38:01","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,7114,{"$nulls":3},"did anyone find the solution??????\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\npls tell me\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nawaiting reply....\n\n\n\n\nso i could buy some symbian phone\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-04-17T08:21:30","2010-04-28T09:33:19","shree",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,7117,{"$nulls":3},"I also need that.. good going puja.. I am with you.","2010-04-17T12:59:01","2010-04-17T13:12:00","bhaikush",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,7305,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Pressing the Menu-Key repeatedly should cycle from Main-Menu, Home-Screen and Back to the current Program","The existing S60 implementation just cycles between Main-menu and Home-Screen leaving the current program minimize on the background. You need to launch task-manager in-order to go back to the current Program which is distracting especially if you just wanna check some notifications at the home-screen and need to go back to the current program immediately. That way, going to Homescreen becomes a disturbance instead of pleasant.\n\n\n\n\nMy proposal simply cycles back to the current Program when Menu-Key is repeatedly pressed. That way, checking the Home-Screen will no longer become a disturbance because you can always go back to the current program by pressing the same key.\n\n\n\n\nNOTE: I already posted a similar idea but this is more understandable. Moderators can delete them. thanks","2010-05-01T08:12:19","2010-05-01T08:12:19","BoyBawang",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,1]
[null,8063,{"$nulls":3},"I would like to add the the soon-to-be-released Nokia N8 has only one button in front. Pressing it will cycle between HomeScreen and MainMenu only. That means if you check some updates on the HomeScreen, the current app is minimized and only taskmanager can bring you back to that app. The same thing happens when you launch the main menu.  But everything becomes perfect if pressing the home button once more will cycle back to the current app.  It goes this way: Homescreen, Mainmenu, CurrentApp; Homescreen, MainMenu, CurrentApp.....","2010-06-21T05:30:20","2010-06-21T05:32:13","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7561,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","App Syndication","Developers would be more inclined to build applications for Symbian if they could see the apps being propogated onto a variety of app stores, with a revenue model built in, and not just onto the Symbian store. My idea is that Symbian work with board members to build a syndication model - a means by which applications uploaded to the Symbian site find their way onto the Nokia store, career stores, etc. As with the iTunes app store, there could be a clear revenue sharing scheme coordinated by Symbian, ensuring the developers get fairly paid.\n\n\n\n\nI've put together a poster to help explain this idea, you can see this here (click to big):\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-05-14T20:42:25","2010-05-14T20:45:16","Casablanca",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,7721,{"$nulls":3},"Is this Horizon?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nhttp://developer.symbian.org/main/horizon/","2010-05-27T15:21:25","2010-05-27T15:21:25","dadurant",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7743,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Phil,\n\n\n\n\nYou have a nice poster, but that is how Symbian Signed and Horizons currently works. This is open-source development through Symbian Foundation. I am not seeing how your IDEA differs.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nPlease clarify.","2010-05-28T15:22:54","2010-05-28T15:22:54","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8585,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Profiles and rings","Actually we can choose only sounds uploaded into Sounds folder.\n\n\n\n\nBut in phone, in functionality where something have to be changed, then a small file manager should appear. I mean, in profiles where we may change a ring sound, there shouldn't  be list of rings from folder. There should be possibility to browse phone memory and memory card.\n\n\n\n\nFeatures like this have to be more friendly :)","2010-07-26T23:39:00","2010-10-10T15:46:09","superfly86",0,100,"Expert review",35,0]
[null,9298,{"$nulls":3},"Any ideas about it ?","2010-09-03T17:42:37","2010-09-06T17:12:31","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9967,{"$nulls":3},"i agree with you","2010-10-08T12:46:31","2010-10-08T12:46:31","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9097,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","A pool of Mini Ideas","We shall be able to post Mini Ideas, this mini ideas appears to many place while we discussion in forum, comment on each main ideas, suggestion on each main ideas, etc.\n\nRight now it is post everywhere, but actually it can be applies to multiple main ideas which is either related or used to be another purposes, when the main idea is closed. Those mini ideas will be freeze there and it is kind of waste.\n\nIf we have a pool of mini ideas, we can pick it while discussion anywhere. It shall be good, recycle, optimize, etc. Because these mini ideas was generic enough to use it else where\n\nSample of mini ideas that pick up somewhere, like:\n* Pause the music instead of stopping it if the jack is pulled out.                  \t\n* When put on \"Silent Profile\", the phone will only output its sound/music to headphone. If headphone disconnected, the phone wont make sudden loud noise.\n* Pause the music. Don't stop the playback altogether. Your title and description will confuse me.\n* The DVB-T-signals are free in the air and you only need a mobile device  to receive and watch them. (And the headset is long enough for antenna.)\n* Many people use their cell-phones not only for communication, but also for information! Therefore FM-Radio and digital terrestrial TV should be integrated in every cell-phone!!\n* An upgradeable/updateable OS is a must, especially with the new QT platforms","2010-08-26T01:41:00","2010-08-26T01:41:00","lawrence27",0,63.33,"Voting and discussion",16,1]
[null,9120,{"$nulls":3},"Choose the pool of mini ideas to discuss at any idea comments..\n\nThese pool of ideas can easily form ideas..","2010-08-27T03:06:06","2010-09-04T09:24:59","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1162,"Symbian Foundation","Make development easier","Provide WEB API for developers/website owners to discover device model/capabilities ","It is unlikely we will deliver a fully fledged app store, rather we are going down the app publisher route.  Even if we were I still think it is important to enable developers to deliver applications through their own channels/websites if they wish.  One major challenge here is trying to ascertain what device is pointing at your website and then providing the appropriate response.  Should we provide a web api that a developer can call from their website that would allow them to easily to decide which phone was looking at their website and allow then to provide the correct version of an application.\n\n\n\n\nThe API could provide a varying level of detail, from model, software version, platform, device API etc..\n\n\n\n\nWe could try and encourage this to be \"donated\" as a contribution since such systems have already been developed by the likes of Google and the BBC.","2009-06-22T14:47:52","2010-06-11T15:24:04","adetaylor",0,47.58,"Closed",1,1]
[null,1163,{"$nulls":3},"I&apos;m not clear what you&apos;re proposing here in addition (or as an alternative) to the existing mechanism?  You can currently get information about the capabilities of a device via the UAProfile published by the manufacturer.  Then, if you want to query a web service for this kind of information then we should probably just support WURFL (http://wurfl.sourceforge.net/).\n\n\n\n\nThe thing we need to be careful about is making sure that device browsers still provide identification information rather than just a generic WebKit user agent header.  Isn&apos;t it?\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-06-22T15:04:58","2009-06-26T09:13:22","markw",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1930,"Mobile applications",null,"Event coordination","An app to look at my calendar, my GPS, my address book, my recent emails and my social networks, to let me which friends and business contacts are at the same event, or are planning to attend the event.  This is great for networking, business development or generally finding people at or even BEFORE an event.","2009-10-27T12:22:30","2010-06-11T15:32:44","mbergen",0,100,"Closed",3,0]
[null,3210,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Total Safe Private Information (SPI)","A basic feature in Symbian to store safe private information on the mobile phone and able to synchronized to computer. Both in computer and mobile phone are able to update. The safe private information (SPI) will encrypted all the way from mobile phone to computer or from computer to mobile phone. Only authorized PIN or password are able to access the safe private information (SPI). User will allow to customized different category with various group, multiple private info and fields. Certain private info also need to key in second level PIN or password to be view or editing. So there is totally safe even is the private info stored in computer.","2009-12-05T13:43:35","2010-08-11T16:25:01","lawrence27",0,100,"Closed",7,0]
[null,6041,{"$nulls":3},"This had good support, but has not moved.  I am bringing it back to community for a look, input, refinement and see if more agree with this positive trend for this IDEA.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nLawrence, if you have any refinements or clarifications, that would be great.....This has some positive movement.","2010-02-28T17:12:15","2010-02-28T17:12:15","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6056,{"$nulls":3},"I think there are some Applications avail for storing information safely on Symbian device but - they did not have any option to sync with pc - SO in case device is lost the information is to - PC sync is good option to be added.","2010-03-01T04:04:56","2010-03-14T10:39:35","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6340,{"$nulls":3},"Total Safe Private Information (SPI) is an end-to-end solutions where it is not difficult to build but it is crucial to have as a basic feature for all cell phone, it is not nice to have feature. Most of the application on the market only provide partly of such solution where it is not good enough to match today's feature rich cell phone. Imaging data in your cell phone is so important and many of the data could be very private, if you lost your cell phone you could lost many of valuable private data. And if you choose to backup then you are concern about privacy of some sensitive data.\n\n\n\n\nSo the Total Safe Private Information (SPI) are the most complete solution to overcome your problem and yet difficult to find such feature. Funny isn't it?","2010-03-07T10:06:26","2010-03-12T13:28:13","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3530,{"$nulls":3},"Imaging to build a safe box in your mobile phone and able to synchronized to your pc with safe concern too.","2009-12-15T13:15:09","2010-03-14T11:54:52","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4746,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Update ideas.symbian.org website UI please!!","Just some thoughts, as I think the website is already feeling dated:\n\n\n\nPlease shorten the pagination bar, and put \"First\",\"Previous\",, \"Next\", \"Last\". Listing all 21 pages is just not useful\nThe \"Remember Me\" checkbox, and cookie still doesn't work. I have to log in on Firefox EVERYTIME I restart my browser!!\nStop making the website goto \"/homepagelight\" for Desktop browsers. Have a real console/dashboard index page for desktop that displays some useful stats and a listing of the latest ideas.  It's really annoying to manually jump to the idea page!!! also, have a \"quick idea\" section somewhere with the listings, and make the ideas listing page more Web 2.0, like pulling up the idea details in a modal dialog, as opposed to a new page.\n\n\n\nThanks!","2010-01-22T02:07:05","2010-03-25T16:22:07","gene_ting",0,100,"Closed",10,0]
[null,4749,{"$nulls":3},"This would be great if added...!","2010-01-22T04:59:08","2010-01-22T04:59:08","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4751,{"$nulls":3},"Ha, how weird! I used the formatters, but none of it showed it. Another idea for the website....","2010-01-22T05:21:45","2010-01-22T05:21:45","gene_ting",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4752,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Gina,\n\n\n\n\n I'm currently collecting requirements for a number of site improvement projects. These are here:\n\n\n\n\n http://developer.symbian.org/wiki/index.php/Symbian_Ideas/Product_Improvements\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n Business priorities dictate the top three priorities are not UI, but UI is in the top 5. Feel free to add requirements to this list.\n\n\n\n\n - Freddie","2010-01-22T09:31:30","2010-01-22T09:31:30","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4759,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Gene,\n\n\n\n\nThe post by Freddie was to me.  You are right, there are improvements that need to be made to the site, UI, and mobile functionaity.  Freddie has provided a good start and it is on the \"To do\" list (see link above).\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThank you so much for your candor and feedback.  We are listening. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIf it is any consolation, I have been participating on this board for a few months now.  There have been major improvements and the SF staffers are extremely open minded.  This IDEAs board is working and evolving...and thank goodness for posts like yours....Recently, more moderators have been added, myself included, and we are trying to get the best site and many other initiatives up and going simultaneously.....","2010-01-22T14:28:45","2010-01-22T16:10:19","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5514,"Mobile applications",null,"Use keyboard via Bluetooth on the computer","I would like an application that could connect my computer to my phone's keyboard. I already have an application that turns phone into a touch pad, but I would also like to have a more user-friendly application that can control the cursor","2010-02-14T01:22:13","2010-02-14T01:25:42","HaakonS",0,0,"Done!",0,0]
[null,5515,{"$nulls":3},"I see I'm a few days too late, there's already a thread about this","2010-02-14T01:24:23","2010-02-14T01:24:22","HaakonS",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6282,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Central place to manage power","There is no central place on the OS to manage power. There is a battery indicator always on screen and notification of charging. But there is no place I can go to see how much power I am using and suggest things I can do to lengthen battery life.\n\n\n\n\nThe proposal is to have a battery application (shortcuts could be provided from various places) within which I can do certain things to reduce power consumption and make my phone last longer before it needs a charge.\n\n\n\n\nAvailable options might be to turn off some or all RF communications, alter backlight, or even put the phone to sleep for a period. Blackberry allows you to do the latter, and turn it back on automatically.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-05T13:44:30","2010-03-05T13:44:30","charltones",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,7818,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Partnership to improve Symbain 1 & 2","Hi all,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI think Symbian Foundation busy with their Symbain 3 and 4 so all the importants that we got to our devises still poor in some cases, I believe that the 5th edition unusable some time :(.\n\n\n\n\nFew days ago \"spb software\" http://www.spbsoftwarehouse.com/ released their shall for symbain OS and i installed it on my 5800XM. I hav got an awesome UI i never dream about on my devise.\n\n\n\n\nAlso the browser :| it really disappointed!\n\n\n\n\nMy idea is Nokia/Symbian Foundation should start a partnership with spb software and mirage thier UI with symbian 5th and thats what all symbian neeed bcoz it got an awesome base and about the browser i think we need a partnetship with opera, their browser really amazing (same as Maemo with Mozilla).\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nkinda regards.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-05-31T11:03:16","2010-05-31T11:03:16","et3rnal",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,1]
[null,7822,{"$nulls":3},"Spb software can work toward becoming a member of the Symbian Foundation and that would assist with this idea coming to pass. However, in regards to existing devices, that will be up to 3rd parties and Nokia. The Symbian Foundationdoes not maintain the shipped OS in released devices, and that prevents a solution that's easier to end users. I can recommend making sure you have done all the firmware updates as they do improve some things.","2010-05-31T17:06:01","2010-05-31T17:06:01","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8586,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","SMS database SQL (what about it?) and more backup options","Actually one sms is one file in the phone, after receiving 1000 messages, phone is slowing down.\n\n\n\n\nI read that SQL will be instroduced into symbian. But when it will be? The database should be fast and should work fast with a hundreds and thousands of records.\n\n\n\n\nAbout backup:\n\n\n\n\nThere should be possibility to choose what data we wsant to backup to the memory card e.g. only messages or only contacts, only settings etc :)","2010-07-26T23:46:41","2010-07-26T23:46:41","superfly86",0,100,"Voting and discussion",4,0]
[null,9354,"Mobile functionality","User interface","New Fresh Full Featured Home Screen with Weather Forecast","Home Screen which  collects all important info on your smartphone&rsquo;s main screen\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- Digital clock, date, alarms;\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- Application shortcuts;\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- Phone indicators (Bluetooth, missed calls, new messages, new emails, active profile, active theme);\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- Calendar events;\n\n\n\n\n\nApplications view with fast access to frequently used apps.\n\n\nContacts view shows 12 favorite contacts with optional dial or create message action.\n\n\nPhotos view for instant access to your image gallery.\n\n\nFull touchscreen support to extend your touch experience.\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAll of it in a few interesting interfaces e.g. Cube for fast navigation between screens\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- Weather plug-in \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThere should be also built in weather app which may provide the most accurate weather  forecast service available for your smartphone\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\nHourly forecast\n\n\nCity list - one-screen summary forecast for all your favorite cities with instant switch feature.\n\n\nAccurate forecasts - using a good service with forecasts\n\n\nHot weather news. Tune up automatic update options (every 4, 8, 12, 24 hours or at preset time) or update instantly to get the hottest weather news.\n\n\nGlobal weather forecast covering all countries and a lot of cities and areas in every country.\n\n\nDetailed weather information including temperature, wind, UV index, humidity, etc.\n\n\nVisualized forecasts. Some interesting way of viewing which may present forecast differently\n\n\nEfficient traffic use. Application should download very small amount of transfer\n\n\nSmart access to relevant information without complicated menus.\n\n\nMeteorograms: http://new.meteo.pl/index_en.php\n\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-09-06T20:49:53","2010-10-13T04:45:11","superfly86",0,100,"Expert review",33,0]
[null,10049,{"$nulls":3},"Please merge with:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=7434","2010-10-10T08:19:49","2010-10-10T08:19:49","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9361,{"$nulls":3},"Great !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!","2010-09-07T11:29:10","2010-09-07T11:29:10","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9393,{"$nulls":3},"There are two ways this happens now. The first is that there are models which have widgets which can display everything you mentioned except for the images. The second is SPB Shell which is a 3rd party application which does this. I should also note, with Symbian^3 devices, we should see more widgets and home screen customizations take off.","2010-09-09T01:48:02","2010-09-09T01:48:02","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9401,{"$nulls":3},"Just wait for Symbian^3 dear - all will be fulfilled! ","2010-09-09T12:22:20","2010-09-09T12:22:20","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9668,{"$nulls":3},"I hope","2010-09-26T21:33:22","2010-09-26T21:33:21","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9976,{"$nulls":3},"I want it too","2010-10-08T12:58:34","2010-10-08T12:58:34","nitrous15",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9610,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Self Refinement Process","In current Ideas posting and refinement process on ideas.symbian.org, we do have issues on self refinement process when you have additional, better approach, new structure ideas, better solutions on your idea, limitations on ideas where you more insight and want to make changes.\n\nThe is more place for us to do so.\n\nTwo work around choices is:\n1) Edit the original posted idea - It will take you back to step 1 where it needs to go through again the approval process like a new propose idea unless the category do not have moderator, (You still can see your Idea show as one of the Similar Ideas). If is a changes refinement on original proposal will be fine, but if is additional add on then is too serious do so.\n2) Post or Edit on Comment - It will make you like other person who come in and tell something where it is not convinced at all.\n\nSo I would propose to add self refinement process feature where one option for you to \"Edit Idea Add On\" as Self Refinement Process display below \"Edit Idea Info\". It will be display below the main original idea post and above on comments.\n\nEvery time you re post the \"Idea Add On\", there is a release date, time and number count to show how many changes you made on particular idea. We can see all the release history made by you.\n\nIt can allow members to Edit it / Add on their ideas. And the \"Idea Add On\" will allow people to vote on it like comments where the vote does not count on main supports and scraps statistic.\n\nOn the bottom, we should have a total statistic count show how many numbers count votes on \"Ideas Add On\" and how many numbers count votes on \"Comments\".","2010-09-24T00:56:12","2010-09-24T00:59:37","lawrence27",0,60.84,"Voting and discussion",2,1]
[null,9624,{"$nulls":3},"WHile this makes some sense; the ideal way to implement this is for the idea poster to continue to foster comments about their idea, and then use the top level of comments to discuss refinements to that idea, noting that there are updates to the idea in the discussion of the idea in their original idea. \n\nAdding an additional feature to manage ideas would essentially do this, but will have a negative effect on the performance of this site.","2010-09-24T17:44:57","2010-09-24T17:44:57","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10122,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Diminished Reality in Camera","I think that video tells everything :)","2010-10-11T20:56:38","2010-10-11T20:56:38","superfly86",0,40.36,"Voting and discussion",2,7]
[null,10196,{"$nulls":3},"That is pretty neat.  Not sure when I would use it though","2010-10-13T11:20:58","2010-10-13T11:20:57","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10197,{"$nulls":3},"Useless! I see no sense in it!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIf people really want it, it should be a separate app, but not buit-in.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-13T11:24:49","2010-10-13T11:24:49","Baumi",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10634,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Missed call & Text notices on screensaver","Hi, ive just got the N8 and think it would be great if you got info on the screensaver of missed calls and texts when the phone is locked.\n\n\n\n\nIf the screen is on anyway using power then it might as well tell me something useful.  It doesnt even pop anything up on the screen as soon as you get something.  Just some small symbols for the missed items.  If I push the menu buton while the phone is locked then it lights up and tells me - I really would prefer to have the info on the screen without pushing the button as another extra step.","2010-11-24T01:26:47","2010-11-24T01:26:47","simonjkdavies",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,651,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Remove credit gain from the Ideas market","I think the &apos;financial&apos; gain associated with the prediction market makes perfect sense, and gives an instant indication of who it might be advisable to listen to when they foretell the future.\n\n\n\n\nHowever, the gain associated with the ideas market makes no sense to me (and pollutes the prediction markets - making it difficult to unpick who has made good predictions). For those who care, the &apos;gain&apos; element on the ideas market can only serve to discourage the making of controversial suggestions (which will lose credit), and encourage a series of trite and easy-to-agree-with suggestions (which will gain credit)","2009-05-15T18:28:13","2009-05-22T18:40:02","freddiegjertsen",0,0,"Done!",1,0]
[null,1931,"Symbian Foundation","Improve the running of Symbian","Media Card Problems","A method to report/analyse/debug/provide solution to phone crashes due to MMC/SD operations, including card insertion/removal.\n\nThis would improve the user experience and eliminate ONE of the reasons to reboot (battery removal) the phone, due to poor testing and defect report before product launch\n","2009-10-27T12:23:45","2010-06-21T16:50:19","mdivall",0,100,"Closed",2,0]
[null,3211,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Password Protect on Application Execution","Allow mobile user to adding password protect locking on application execution.","2009-12-05T13:51:05","2010-03-24T06:36:02","lawrence27",0,64.71,"Closed",8,2]
[null,6149,{"$nulls":3},"I think this idea some how comes under My Idea of Galley Lock http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=2675_\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIf this Implement - Then the lock system will also be implemented to any default Symbian App. ","2010-03-03T05:43:55","2010-03-03T05:43:55","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3334,{"$nulls":3},"There's already an app for this - it works by monitoring the window list to know which is the foremost app, and for apps on the secure list, throws up a window in front of it that blocks input in that app until the password is entered.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI can't remember the apps name right now though. A related but more interesting requirement for SF to consider supporting, might be the ability for enterprises to lock out certain applications from being used in corporate devices, or to lock out certain functions like bluetooth or camera, but that's a different idea.","2009-12-10T10:59:27","2009-12-13T07:53:18","SymsourceTim",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,6043,{"$nulls":3},"Hello LL, could you please update this IDEA or clarify for community voting and refinement?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nTher has not been movement in a while and I am also bringing it to the community for a look and comment.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIf there is no action, this IDEA will be close by the moderation team.","2010-02-28T17:22:06","2010-02-28T17:22:06","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6331,{"$nulls":3},"This should be implement as the security layer under Symbian Foundation as describe below:\n\n\n\n\n[Application Layer]  --  [Security Layer]  --  [Plugin Layer]  --  [Middleware Layer]  --  [OS  Layer]\n\n\n\n\nWhere [Security Layer] will have option as like:\n\n\n\n\n- Password Protect\n\n\n\n\n- PIN / PUK\n\n\n\n\n- Voice Recognition\n\n\n\n\n- Face Recognition\n\n\n\n\n- Key Stroke / Touch Motion\n\n\n\n\n- Random Secret Question and Answer\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-06T19:17:39","2010-03-14T15:46:45","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3306,{"$nulls":3},"Could you explain a bit more please?  An example of a specific application you would like to protect in this way would be helpful.","2009-12-09T17:14:04","2009-12-18T00:40:06","craigh",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3723,"Mobile applications",null,"Electronic &quot;Dress UP&quot; Game application","The little ladies in my family love to play electronic dress-up.  OK, some of the little men do too!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThe game generaly consists of dressing and making changes to a computer generated \"person\" (there are a number of choices of people to pick from including color, race, ethnicity etc)\n\n\n\n\nChoose the following:\n\n\n\n\nhairstyle\n\n\n\n\nhaircolor\n\n\n\n\npants/skirt/dress/shorts\n\n\n\n\nBlouse, casual shirt, dress shirt, sport top\n\n\n\n\nsocks\n\n\n\n\nnail polish (color palatte)\n\n\n\n\nmake up (eye make up, lipstick, eyelashes, etebrows etc)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThe game is wildly popular and it can be a full dress up game, or just a face (hair,brows, lips, hair, color etc)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIt would be nice to have a game application like this to attract children to SYMBIAN APPS and to give them something to do in the car, or elsewhere.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2009-12-18T19:28:56","2010-05-12T18:22:31","ginau",0,100,"Closed",3,0]
[null,3761,{"$nulls":3},"Don't forget the camera - the kids could play dress up on themselves, if you took a photo to use as the model. The app might need to scale some of the things (short/tall, thin/wide) but that should be relatively easy.","2009-12-21T09:28:30","2009-12-21T09:28:30","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3769,{"$nulls":3},"Slightly embarrased to know about the existence of this, but it was created by a friend from Forum Nokia Champion:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://aninadressup.com/mobi/","2009-12-21T11:25:15","2009-12-21T11:25:14","markw",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3782,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Mark,\n\n\n\n\nYou shouldn't be embarrassed, you should be proud that you know the market......   I looked at the game, and it is certainly like the games that many of our children are really drawn to.  The ages are really from 4-14-ish in the USA and both girls and boys like the game.  The mobi game is a good example of one possibility of a \"dress-up\" games which could be made.  I didn't play it, but it looked like it could be a little hard for the younger children......\n\n\n\n\nI think that it would good to stratify the games complexity to match the age group. \n\n\n\n\nA younger child, may want just a face and to \"color\" the make-up and pick the ears, eyes, eyebrows, mouth, hair (and yes, I will say it....and pick their nose.....). \n\n\n\n\nJust painting nails with nails, an \"ebrush\", and a color palette is easy and fun for the yunger children too.....\n\n\n\n\nAn older girl may want more options for a person, fashion, hair, make up etc....and it would be great to make it event related or allow a boutique setup where they shop with fake $$$$.\n\n\n\n\nThe boys like dress up too and they would do the games mentioned above, as they are fun, and not girly.  However, some boys might like this game to be just boys or men and the can dress them as football players, american football players, hockey players, firemen, soldiers, police, super heroes, and/or Symbian Foundation Developers ;).....\n\n\n\n\nFor all ages, including adults, William....Big Kudos for your refinement!  Nice!  Yes, it is funny and silly to take one's own self an morph it.  That is for all ages.....Gez, I think every adults would think it was cool too!  People love to play with pictures....\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThe DRESS UP game application, just became potential multiple game applications, that is great!  The child gaming market in the USA widely popular and mobile gaming is even better.  Children love mobile  fun, silly, and gaming APPs and this IDEA seems easy to do, and  blossomed into  a few good games.  I hope that this dalogue continues and we refine the game application(s) and that this is an area to pursue!!!!!","2009-12-21T17:14:47","2009-12-21T17:14:47","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5003,"Mobile functionality","Developer stuff","Platform translators","Can we invest in a code translator that ports iPhone/Android apps to Symbian and vice-versa ?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nToo often we find apps for other platforms and not for Symbian. For eg., Natwest's iPhone mobile app, Metro newspaper iPhone app etc.,\n\n\n\n\nIf an app code translator can port the app (or atleast do the maximum bits) from iPhone or Android to Qt for Symbian - then it makes life easy for Symbian device users to not miss out and be tempted to switch over to the others.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nCode translators are a quite a primitive concept that's been in existence far too long. If we could facilitate one for Symbian from the major platforms, it could help app developers to a large extent and also symbian device users.","2010-01-27T16:53:06","2010-01-27T16:53:06","adetaylor",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,3]
[null,5004,{"$nulls":3},"Well, this is kind of already in development. Symbian, Maemo, Windows Mobile, Windows desktop, and many variants of Linux can use the Qt framework for building applications already. Much of the work for getting Qt Symbian efficient for Symbian is already underway, and if memory serves right, there's a Qt beta for Symbian that's been published.\n\n\n\n\nApple's apps are coded much different at the core and therefore such  porting is harder (to the extent that its better to just rewrite much of  the app from scratch). If Symbian were to support that framework, then such porting would be a lot easier. As it stands, its Apple's platform that deviates from the norm moreso than Symbian here (though their SDK, interface guidelines, developer incentives, and marketing have made it a more attractive platform for some developers).\n\n\n\n\nAnother option is to use web run-time technologies (WRT) such as HTML5/CSS3/AJAX or Flash; but these too need to be supported on the base platform level before they can be exploited by competing operating system platforms.","2010-01-27T17:01:43","2010-01-27T17:01:43","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6027,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","RWorldServer connection with specific local","Add the feature to connect with RWorldServer with specific local that's different to current phone local.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nfor example RWorldServer::Connect(TLoca aLocal = KCurrentPhoneLocal).\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nPlus making sure that this is a working class because this class will make it much easier to display list of cities and countries without embedding them inside the application","2010-02-28T16:19:49","2010-02-28T16:19:49","sameh.gerges",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,6061,{"$nulls":3},"Please refine your Idea - Add more detail...!","2010-03-01T04:55:04","2010-03-01T04:55:04","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6320,{"$nulls":3},"What I mean is that when connecting to RWorldServer, and asking for specific information like for example country data, the returned string like Country Name and Capital Name are in the language of the phone, the developer has now way to get it in specific language","2010-03-06T09:16:33","2010-03-06T09:16:33","sameh.gerges",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6795,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","Freeware Application Testing Site","We know that there is a lot of inconvenience associated with distributing free (as in beer) applications for the Symbian platform at the moment - either the developer has to pay to get it Symbian Signed or every user has to sign the application for their own phone using Open Signed Online.\n\n\n\n\nI propose that the Symbian Foundation should host a beta test site for free applications.  Developers and volunteer testers should be able to sign up to the site with just an email address and an IMEI, and then they can upload any application they like, and download any application they like.  On download, the application should automatically go through Open Signed Online and be signed for that user's specified IMEI.\n\n\n\n\nThere's a clear risk that such an application could accidentally or deliberately damage the tester's phone or their bank balance, so they should also acknowledge a disclaimer to that effect.\n\n\n\n\nUsers that have downloaded an application for testing would then have the opportunity to rate it, then periodically the ones with the highest rating should be sponsored through Symbian Horizon, and the ones with the lowest rating should be removed.\n\n\n\n\nThere will of course be costs involved in hosting and maintaining the site, but it seems to me that those costs should be quite manageable and I would hope could come out of the Symbian Foundation's budget.\n\n\n\n\nSome aspects of this are similar to the O2 Litmus programme and the Android Marketplace, but I think it's interestingly different from both of them","2010-03-26T10:49:35","2010-04-03T18:18:30","craigh",0,100,"Expert review",64,0]
[null,6914,{"$nulls":3},"I have cast my vote of support too.!","2010-04-03T07:02:44","2010-04-03T07:02:44","Micky",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6946,{"$nulls":3},"I agree. We need something to eliminate the barrier to entry.  \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n-jk","2010-04-05T18:56:05","2010-04-05T18:56:05","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6969,{"$nulls":3}," \n\n\n\n\n\n Set up Symbian Foundation Beta Lab for developers and users   \n Posted In Make  development easier\n   GU Smith\n\n\nUSA\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\nTags: Symbian  Foundation Beta Lab, app testing, collaborate with developers, SF, end-user, and manufacturers, potential collaboration back through Nokia Beta Labs\n\n\n\n\n// \n\n\n\n\nParticipate\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n \n\n\n\n \n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nHi,\n\n\n\n\nNokia has a great business model with Nokia  Beta Labs.  They create, get ideas, blog and share BETA applications,  suggestions, and share a lot of information with the Nokia developers  and users. \n\n\n\n\nMy refinement to your IDEA is to have Symbian Foundation either set  up a Beta Lab on their own or collaborate with Nokia and S-E if they  have established Beta Lab programs.\n\n\n\n\nBenefits would be great  for software developers and users, SF, Nokia, and all the various brands  who integrate Symbian OS and need to get BETA testing done to apps  before release is official.\n\n\n\n\nI support!","2010-04-06T19:07:14","2010-04-07T11:41:42","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8025,{"$nulls":3},"I vote for this idea, as in FRUCT community we really need something like that!","2010-06-16T16:34:31","2010-06-16T16:34:31","balandin",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6796,{"$nulls":3},"One afterthought:  there needs to be a disclaimer on the upload as well that the developer has the right to distribute that application (and a take-down process if it's subsequently shown that they didn't).","2010-03-26T10:56:24","2010-03-26T10:56:24","craigh",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6828,{"$nulls":3},"I fully support this!  Very similar discussions were had in the early days - mostly with people who are no longer working for SF.","2010-03-29T17:05:08","2010-03-29T17:05:08","markw",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6829,{"$nulls":3},"Great Idea - You have my vote.- This will encourage the developers.","2010-03-29T17:12:31","2010-03-29T17:12:31","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6842,{"$nulls":3},"I support this Idea. It remembers me the Maemo repositories thing. Its awesome anyone who have good apps can post there and no signing in case of Maemo. But incase of Symbian the signing process must be free for only verified free app devs. The concern is  every app must be tested by a panel or a group of selected members. I hope this can go great when implemented.","2010-03-29T18:44:35","2010-03-29T18:44:35","apache",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6847,{"$nulls":3},"Copied from an internal discussion:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\nQuote:\n\n\n\n\nIs  this not just a bypass for  Platform Security and our security model for signing apps?\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nYes, it is, and it will be a complete Wild West for malware,   but  the counterbalance is that it's signposted, corralled and self-policing.  From a  practical standpoint it's no worse than the current practice of freeware  developers asking end users to go through Open Signed Online themselves  (actually it's a bit better because at least badly-behaved apps will be  rated poorly and consequently removed).\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\nQuote:\n\n\n\nThere is a danger of this looking like an \"app store\"...\n\n\n\n\n\n\nIt doesn't really compete because it's only for free  apps.  Proper app stores have significant value to add in terms of  billing infrastructure and license management.","2010-03-30T11:36:00","2010-03-30T11:36:17","craigh",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6864,{"$nulls":3},"Having released a small open source project for Symbian recently, this is one of the issues I face when it comes to sharing a snapshot of the applications with other people. \n\n\nFor developers this is not much of a problem, being opensource they can just build from the code and sign it themselves, but still this is not available to *every* developer, as signing applications with uids not allocated by you and in the protected range needs a publisher id. As an alternative, I thought about adding #ifdefs throughout the project to define a build-with-test-uid option, but this is a real hassle.\n\n\nHave you considered overriding this issue, as otherwise open signed online only allows uids within the test range..","2010-03-31T18:33:33","2010-04-01T14:30:19","david.caabeiro",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6874,{"$nulls":3},"Maybe it should have a risk-o-meter.  This starts off red / defcon 5 risk levels, and is reduced by reviews by a panel of community-approved reviewers.  Non-approved reviewers can also submit input, but their views don't (initially) count towards reducing the risk level.  A non-approved person can become approved once approved reviewers have checked their comments on a small number of apps and agree with them.  (comments are objective, e.g. \"this app doesn't charge\", \"this app doesn't access my contacts list\").  It's a bit of a round-the-houses approach, but it should provide sufficient level of upfront effort to stop the bad guys getting in (i.e. you have to be good for an offputting length of time before you can do something bad).","2010-04-01T11:19:02","2010-04-07T09:30:03","mpwebb",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8843,"Mobile applications",null,"Handwriting Tablet for Cell Phone","I missed an application that uses better the build on touch screen (as Nokia Phone 5800)\n and would provide a means of writing (handwritten) on the screen like an electronic handbook, and save as\n an image on electronic notebook or a tablet cell phone. The currently available applicatives are very simple and\n not comes near the functionality of old Palm Notepad.\n \n I hope this functionality will be incorporated soon in operating system\n updates, as part of the default applications.","2010-08-18T12:59:38","2010-08-18T12:59:38","cjcamp",0,100,"Voting and discussion",3,0]
[null,9099,"Mobile functionality","Developer stuff","Push Notification server","While it is obvious, a recent poll on the Nokia Conversations site has reinforced that battery life is very important:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://conversations.nokia.com/2010/08/18/poll-results-whats-better-than-battery-life/\n\n\n\n\nUnfortunately users also want applications and services that are constantly updated. These applications either need to maintain a connection so that they can be contacted (like an IM application) or worse still, poll a server at regular intervals to check for updates (ie. Twitter, Facebook, Weather apps, Stocks, etc).\n\n\n\n\nIf a typical user is connected to multiple services (ie. MSN Messenger, Skype, Twitter, Facebook, GMail, Weather, Stocks, etc), several connections will need to be maintained and kept alive. Using the 3G radio in this way will significantly reduce the battery life.\n\n\n\n\nWhat I suggest is that the Symbian Foundation (or handset manufacturers) provide a push notification server that applications on the phone can connect to. This way, the phone only has to maintain one connection and applications running on the phone will still be constantly updated without having to regularly poll their servers.\n\n\n\n\nOther smartphone platforms have already implemented such a feature or are looking to introduce it.\n\n\n\n\n - Apple introduced this feature in iPhone OS 3.0\n\n\n\n\n - RIM has recently added this feature to BlackBerry OS\n\n\n\n\n - Microsoft have indicated that Windows Phone 7 will also feature such a service.","2010-08-26T07:40:39","2010-08-26T07:40:39","Will81",0,100,"Voting and discussion",3,0]
[null,9355,"Mobile applications",null," Blacklist","There should be blacklist for reject unwanted calls\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nApplication features:\n\n\n\n2 types of lists: \n\nBlacklist contains numbers you want to be blocked.\nAllow lists contain numbers which will be allowed to receive while others will be rejected.\n\n\n3 \"reject\" actions for Allow lists: to reject calls, to return a prewritten text message back to the caller or to forward calls to a preset number.\nBlocking of Private and Unknown calls \nTimed activation for the lists\nLog view with tracking of the blocked calls \nAdding numbers from recent calls, contact list or manually. \nPopup window for the manually rejected calls adding to Blacklist\nA notification of the missed calls \nFloating indicator with currently activated list&rsquo;s name on the standby screen","2010-09-06T20:55:13","2010-10-16T08:49:45","superfly86",0,100,"Closed",31,0]
[null,10299,{"$nulls":3},"App already exist - Name - Advance call manager !","2010-10-16T05:22:10","2010-10-16T05:22:10","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10158,{"$nulls":3},"good one","2010-10-11T21:42:55","2010-10-11T21:42:55","nitrous18",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9611,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Dual SIM Phone -  Symbian^3","Hi,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI am eagerly waiting for Dual SIM Smartphone based on  Symbian^3 Platform.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nHope Nokia is listening\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nKual","2010-09-24T06:22:06","2010-09-24T17:42:09","kunals",0,0,"Closed",0,0]
[null,9612,{"$nulls":3},"2 Sim are only for low-price entry. (Like Nokia C1, and fake-cellphone from China). Symbian is multi task OS, which need a much battery and high speed chipset. Your idea is OK but it better for normal phone than OS phone.","2010-09-24T07:03:32","2010-09-24T07:03:32","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9622,{"$nulls":3},"Dear Duh,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThere are tons of people like me waiting for a Smart Phone with Dual SIM functionality. This give us the edge of having two number -  official and personal in single phone.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nNowdays it have become a necessity to have this functionaility. Other Vendors are having this feature but Nokia though C2 have just entered Dual SIM phones. Hope by providing Dual SIM Smart phones, Nokia maybe ahead of competition\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nRest is upto Nokia Guys","2010-09-24T10:19:34","2010-09-24T10:19:34","kunals",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10379,"Mobile applications",null,"Find your phone with a SMS","You've lost your phone inside your home, it's somewhere put feeling lazy...\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSend a SMS to your phone.  Inside the SMS you'll write a password of your choice (to prevent maluse) and after receiving this custom SMS your phone's alarm clock goes on.\n\n\n\n\n\n+ Lightweight application + low battery consumption(based onto sms and alarm clock)\n\n\n\n\n\n+ Could also be integrated with a remote lock function (eg. your chosen password + LOCK)\n\n\n\n\n\nIf you don't have a secondary phone you can send it free from the internet based sms services.","2010-10-25T19:26:50","2010-10-25T19:26:49","JuhS",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,1932,"Mobile applications",null,"event mapping","Watch my calendar, and popup a map of the event at a specified interval, complete with directions (driving, walking or public transportation).","2009-10-27T12:30:49","2010-06-14T11:44:10","mbergen",0,100,"Closed",6,0]
[null,2036,{"$nulls":3},"Hi! woZZon is an event search and mapping tool, please have a look at our website, we are developing an app for Nokia, it&#39;s good to hear that you want this functionality included.","2009-10-28T14:39:26","2009-10-28T14:39:26","sazmatazz",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2037,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Michael,\n\n Please post a reply if this app does what you&#39;re looking for. If so, I&#39;ll close the idea as &quot;Done!&quot;. If not, we can keep voting and commenting.\n\n Thanks,\n Freddie","2009-10-28T14:41:22","2009-10-28T14:41:22","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2188,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","Create tones from contact number","\nOften I want to call people on a speakerphone but their number is in my mobile. I want to be able to go to the dialtone on the speakphone, go to the number on my mobile and then have the phone emit the dialing sounds so that the speakerphone will connect.","2009-10-30T17:51:12","2010-06-07T09:48:30","dadurant",0,100,"Closed",5,0]
[null,3466,{"$nulls":3},"This seems a pretty cool idea to me.","2009-12-14T14:20:07","2009-12-14T14:27:00","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3212,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Dual ROM, Dual SIM and Dual Memory Card Support","Symbian should support dual ROM (one for Symbian Platform and one for other applications on phone memory), dual SIM (multiple SIM Card possible on different operators like one for voice package, one for data package, maybe pre-paid package or even is IDD SIM) and also dual memory card like (one for applications settings and one for multimedia data information). ","2009-12-05T14:05:04","2010-03-25T12:52:51","lawrence27",0,27.69,"Closed",4,6]
[null,3627,{"$nulls":3},"Just imaging we got one memory card just to capture image and video, another memory card are for storing mp3 and mobile apps.","2009-12-17T00:17:57","2009-12-18T00:22:34","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3636,{"$nulls":3},"Symbian already supports dual memory cards. It's the responsibility of the handset manufacturers to then place the appropriate number of card readers in their devices. I think the same should be true of dual ROM. The multiple SIM card 'idea' has already been posted so there's not much merit left in this idea.","2009-12-17T09:51:41","2009-12-17T09:51:41","brendand",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5260,"Mobile applications",null,"iTUnes","i know this thing is kinda old. but to tell you itunes is improving and if itunes is on the symbian phones i think it will be an advantage for both sides apple/symbian\n\n\n\n\nSYMBIAN\n\n\n\n\n-it could be an attraction\n\n\n\n\n-the old boring music player will be replaced\n\n\n\n\n-it is still the symbian phone not the iphone\n\n\n\n\n-people will love it\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAPPLE\n\n\n\n\n-itunes will be more popular\n\n\n\n\n-people will love apple","2010-02-06T04:23:01","2010-06-15T11:04:09","ryankills24",0,11.16,"Closed",1,8]
[null,5264,{"$nulls":3},"Apple would need to open up iTunes to a competiting mobile platform (see Palm's webOS - aka, probably not happening).\n\n\n\n\nNow, one can ask if the Symbian ecosystem can add value to iTunes, and therefore make it an easier argument for Apple and Symbian to chat, that would be pretty neat. However, the discussion would have to turn towards those things that make Symbian valuable which would enhance Apple - and they aren't usually so nice about larger platforms playing nicely without some major payment and several rules.","2010-02-06T05:17:12","2010-02-06T05:17:12","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5304,{"$nulls":3},"I think that instead of getting the apple's players, the player that is there now could be improved by puting more information on each play list cell (TTPod is an exemple of how it is done), adding a cooler interface, like continuos up/down scrolling and side scrolling between screens (both also present on TTPod) and even may be customizable effects, and a better organization of the songs.","2010-02-07T19:02:01","2010-02-07T19:02:01","Fernandez_88",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5516,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Microsoft Symbian Update","I think that Symbian OS should be  supported by a new tech like Microsoft so we can have Word Outlook Microsoft Application on our phones with the Power of the wonderful Symbian OS plus the ability to fully sync our phones with our PCs without any application or tools\n\n\n\n\nbe able to run any application on the PC and continue on the phone and switch any time.","2010-02-14T08:37:58","2010-02-14T08:37:57","amin848",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,4]
[null,7052,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","Add an Holiday mode // modes settings should have a blacklist","My idea is easy, It could be extra to have an Holiday mode similar to meeting mode.\n\n\n\n\nThe implementation would be easy. We already have a whitelist when we customize our modes (\"signalisation pour\" in French Symbians). So we can receive calls from all my contact list or only from specific group.\n\n\n\n\nNow we need a blacklist too. So when I choose \"Holiday mode\" calls from my company group could be blocked and won't disturb me when I'm visiting a peaceful location or monument.\n\n\n\n\nLater on my journey I'll listen to my voicemail (or not) :)","2010-04-13T13:13:10","2010-04-13T13:31:03","axisama",0,91.02,"Voting and discussion",4,1]
[null,7082,{"$nulls":3},"Good One..!","2010-04-15T08:23:42","2010-04-15T08:23:42","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7820,"Mobile applications",null,"Cardio Arrest Monitor","Hi\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI'm thinking is cellphone can be used to monitor the health of human heart . To be more specific if it is possible to detect a cardio-arrest condition beforehand. As we know that cardio-arrest is a silent killer, more and more people are dying every year. However i feel that arrest doesn't come at once, human heart start issuing some abnormal signals beforehand. The application can inform this abnormal behaviour to the user, who in turn can seek proper treatment.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThis application will be more useful in developing country where need for help in case of emergency arrive late, rendering very less time for treatment.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThanks\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nPradeep","2010-05-31T14:47:55","2010-06-01T08:32:07","pradeepk2",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,7823,{"$nulls":3},"How would this be done without some kind of transmitter within or near the body?","2010-05-31T17:08:08","2010-05-31T17:08:08","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7824,{"$nulls":3},"This is similar to or the same as  http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=3196   \n\n\n\n\nI love the intent of this IDEA. I am not certain of the practicality.\n\n\n\n\nWhat I mean is that there would need to be some belt or attachment somewhere to the skin to detect the heart rate.\n\n\n\n\nThat is a device and actually in the USA, it would be a medical device....needing regulation through the FDA and I am not sure what the requirements would be world wide.\n\n\n\n\nIf this were to become a product, SF would need to pursue a collaborator with medical device experience. So, it is doable, but, the question is practicality.\n\n\n\n\nI am not sure if that is a route that should be pursued, as the are heart attack or heart rate belts already sold and with appropriate sales forces, regulatory, quality and distribution channel.\n\n\n\n\nYou have a kind idea to help mankind and that is noble. Best!","2010-05-31T20:39:02","2010-05-31T21:36:08","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8080,{"$nulls":3},"One such idea was displayed on Singapore health show.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nhttp://sg.news.yahoo.com/afp/20100617/ttc-asia-telecom-health-technology-0de2eff.html\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nPradeep","2010-06-22T09:14:50","2010-06-22T09:15:43","pradeepk2",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7833,{"$nulls":3},"Thanks for your comments and i agree with them, this application propabaly more applicable to mobile device manufacturer, as they are the one which can incorporate specific hardware in cellphones, to trap the electrical signals from heart. After that propably the applicatin will come into play.\n\n\n\n\nI was thinking some sort of generic health port in the cellphone, which can plug a reciever similar to earphones but functionality wise similar to ECG receiver  to reciever electrical activity of heart.\n\n\n\n\nAnother thing which could be possible if there are any third party transmitter already available in medical industry which can required information on some communication channel like Blue tooth or Mini USB.","2010-06-01T08:32:17","2010-06-01T23:29:36","pradeepk2",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8076,"Mobile functionality",null,"2 Touchscreen at smartphone"," \n\n\n\n\nHi, I really don't know if it's possible and viable. However I imagine how nice it would be if we see a smartphone with 2 touchscreen, the main screen and another hide screen (placed at the QUERTY keyboard, like N97 QUERTY). The hidden touchscreen would change according the application you enter.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSome examples are:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n1. Touchscreen Keyboard in mini touchscreen, it will not necessary divide or change the screen to text something.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n2.  If we enter in a game, for example, this touchscreen would change to some joystick better than Iphone where the controller is at the same screen (sounds like DS).\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n3. You can answer a call without stop a video (stops only the sound) or TV transmission, for example.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n  Maybe only in my dreams, however how wonderful it would be?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n  Please, let me know what you guys think about it... =p\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-06-21T18:26:11","2010-06-21T22:02:27","modesto0505",0,68.14,"Voting and discussion",6,2]
[null,8278,{"$nulls":3},"On the roadmap?\n\n\nSurface Computing\n\n\nThe User Interface Council invites and reviews descriptions of new user interface elements and develops guidelines to help ensure high quality device user experiences.\n\n\nThe chief objectives of the User Interface Council are to:\n\n\n\n\n\nEncourage and contribute to a User Experience-driven evolution of the foundation platform; and\n\n\nDrive the creation of a open and flexible user interface framework for the foundation platform allowing members to differentiate in their delivery of compelling user experiences.\n\nOffer dual touchscreen keyboard in future?\n\n\nThe Design process.......\n\n\nTarget customer characterization.\n\n\nA persona profille can help the portal designer in several ways.\n\n\nSome major benefits from using personas are listed below.\n\n\nThe use of personas can determine what a product should do and how it should\nbehave.\nPersonas can be used to communicate with stakeholders of the project.\nDesign choices can be tested upon personas in a similar way as testing on real\nusers, to measure the effectiveness of the design.\n\n\nA persona is based on ethnographic data and should not be based on a stereotype. The\nstereotype is typically the result of biases and assumptions rather than factual data,\nand a persona created without sufficient data or respect to interview subjects could run\nthe risk of degrading description.\n\n\nThe developed personas can be used as characters in scenarios for the extraction of additional\n\n\ninformation","2010-07-10T23:25:20","2010-07-10T23:25:20","Mesenburg",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8333,{"$nulls":3},"It's really nice but like Fakhre Alam said above, it will increase the price of the device and it will slowdown the processor of the phone since it have to process the dedicated second touch screen.","2010-07-13T10:31:37","2010-07-13T10:31:37","leganite",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8090,{"$nulls":3},"I don't think its a feasible idea, It will increase the price of the device.","2010-06-23T08:38:14","2010-06-23T08:38:14","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8092,{"$nulls":3},"Touch screen can't match the tactile feedback of a true hardware key. Gaming needs that","2010-06-23T17:04:23","2010-06-23T17:04:23","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9100,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Tap And Hold To Move Icons In Menu&#39;s","Idea: implement a tap and hold method to move icons in the menu's and allow the phone to make use of the GPU on board so that you can move the icons as quick as you can on iOS. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThis is a big one for me, as I'm sure it is for a bunch of others as well. That annoying Options&gt;Organize&gt; then find the icon and move it, has to change. It's extremely unfriendly for users. I'm not sure if they are doing this in S^4, but I was really hoping that something like this would be included in S^3.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nA simple tap and hold on an icon should allow us to move it anywhere we desire, and we shouldn't suffer with the slowness of doing so now. It should be lightning quick like it is on Android and iOS. In addition, like in iOS, when we tap and hold on one icon, the entire grid of icons becomes active and we can quickly move icons around to however we want.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWhen it comes to moving folders around, this will have a slightly different approach. Users will still tap and hold on the folder, but will see an options menu pop up with things like \"Rename\" \"Delete\" and \"Move.\" Clicking \"Move\" will allow them to freely move the folder anywhere they like. When they are done, they can press \"Done\" on the toolbar at the bottom of the screen.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nJust like we see now in S^1, in order to move icons to different folders users will have to bring the icon to the top of the icon list and drag it over the folder with the arrow pointing up.","2010-08-26T12:42:04","2010-08-28T22:12:20","NseriesFreak7",0,100,"Voting and discussion",16,0]
[null,9959,{"$nulls":3},"It may be also made as:\n\n\n\n\nTap and hold - &gt; menu -&gt; edit position and then we can move icon","2010-10-08T12:39:30","2010-10-08T12:39:30","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,141,"Symbian Foundation","Increase device usage","Our apps warehouse infrastructure should enable giving apps as gifts","Just that...if I want to send an app to someone else as a gift I should be able to do that: we need our apps story to offer something different and new.\n\n\n\n\nApps are so cheap this could be a no-brainer if you find something you like. It also has the potential to accelerate adoption (because fewer people need to register payment details) and use the &apos;social graph&apos; to spread apps and app downloading practices.\n\n\n\n\nI&apos;ve also seen some interesting anthropological work on SMS/mobile comms as an example of gift culture in the past, which this might fit with. Basically if you send someone an app, they&apos;re going to reciprocate.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2009-04-17T08:00:06","2010-09-22T18:08:09","johnmforsyth",0,100,"Expert review",31,0]
[null,4113,{"$nulls":3},"i was going to post this idea and just searched if it has already been suggested. it's good to know that it has been suggested already. so when can we see it working? i think it will be a killer feature and will fuel the use/adodption of ovi services!","2010-01-04T16:40:37","2010-01-04T16:41:48","exsymbianite",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,327,{"$nulls":3},"This idea has been around for a long time - frankly I&apos;m surprised that Android doesn&apos;t already support it.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nImplementation would be quite easy actually. When installing an application simply ask the user if the wish to keep the install program so they can gift it later. For any application where this is done simply add the \"Send\" menu option to the icons options list in \"Installations\" so the user can send the file via bluetooth, etc. When the file arrives in the inbox of the other user an installation will commence - go to beginning of process.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nOf course there are problems with paid-for apps, storage space and most importantly informing the users that they have this option and how it works...","2009-04-28T11:22:36","2009-04-28T13:16:28","dadurant",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,356,{"$nulls":3}," \n\n\n\n\nAh....\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWell, yes, if I&apos;d engaged brain that would of course be the much more sensible solution.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nOne way to approach this would be to create a rough spec, put up  a prize for the first developer to produce working code and then throw it out as a competition (could be first of many).\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThoughts?","2009-04-29T11:22:23","2009-04-29T11:22:23","dadurant",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,357,{"$nulls":3},"Here&apos;s another factoid to back up the basic idea of this proposal.\n\n\n\n\nThe company Flirtomatic offer the ability for people to gift virtual red roses to each other.  This has been a runaway success.  That is, person A pays money to Flirtomatic so that person B receives a virtual red rose.\n\n\n\n\nIn principle, we might see a large number of applications being gifted from people to each other.","2009-04-29T11:30:15","2009-04-29T11:30:14","dw2",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,894,{"$nulls":3},"The \"gifting\" implementation is essential in my opinion and should be implemented all across the apps warehouse. The implementation I see is like David said, just add a Gift button next to or below Buy. That way, if I want to gift an app to someone, I press that, and enter the other person&apos;s email. On the other side, this person would receive an email with a direct link to claim his gift, AND if he opens the app warehouse before he checks his email, he will be told that he has a gift app waiting for him.\n\n\n\n\nOther than \"gifting\", I believe this is great way for developers to send bloggers review applications. Currently, on the Ovi Store, there is no way for a developer to give me free access to their paid app: if I want to review something, I need to get the .sis elsewhere, which sort of defeats the purpose of an app shop.","2009-06-09T06:47:16","2009-06-09T06:47:16","khouryrt",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,159,{"$nulls":3},"Good idea, would accelerate lot of things.\n\n\n\n\n+1","2009-04-21T08:43:07","2009-04-22T23:55:40","JOM",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,9433,{"$nulls":3},"good idea","2010-09-12T00:30:36","2010-09-12T00:30:36","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1677,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","Contribute modemadaptation to Personal Communications","Hi,\n\n\n\n\nwe are interested to contribute our modemadaptation package to be a part of Personal Comms.\n\n\n\n\nBrief description of modemadaptation:\n The adaptation logic (e.g. LTSY) to communicate with UICC software and cellular signalling stack on the modem processor.\n\n\n\n\nIf you are interested and you all agree contribution could happen as soon as possible to FCL with using incubate process.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-09-03T14:17:56","2010-02-25T16:10:01","markarpp",0,100,"Being done",17,0]
[null,1679,{"$nulls":3},"I voted for this - an essential contribution.\n\n\n\n\nIt might be good we could clarify a couple of things here:\n\n\n\n\n1) This is Nokia's modem adpatation software (your profile here doesn't say so, but as an admin I can see your email address).\n\n\n\n\n2) Is this contribution related to, or entirely separate from the contribution of adaptation software for SHAI?\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-09-03T14:37:18","2009-09-07T05:40:10","markw",{"$nulls":3},4,0]
[null,1680,{"$nulls":3},"This is a great idea - it will really help improve the completeness of the Symbian Platform by providing a concrete implementation of an LTSY and help to lower to barriers for adapting to new modem hardware.","2009-09-03T14:55:22","2009-09-03T14:55:22","tomp",{"$nulls":3},4,0]
[null,1684,{"$nulls":3},"Some further clarification of modemadaptation package.\n\n\n\n\nYes, this is directly extracted from adaptation logic of Nokia's Symbian Devices.\n\n\n\n\nmodemadaptation package provides one possible implementation to fulfill Cellular Baseband Services package's lower API towards a modem.\n\n\n\n\nThis package provides a low level API and specifications for modem hardwares to implement while being compliant with Nokia's modem IP inititives.","2009-09-04T18:35:20","2009-09-04T18:56:42","gbyman",{"$nulls":3},3,0]
[null,3213,"Symbian Foundation","Improve the running of Symbian","SMS Message Sending Interruption","Allow SMS message sending in the outbox just before transmit out to interrupt for sending.","2009-12-05T14:15:49","2010-03-15T03:38:07","lawrence27",0,0,"Closed",0,0]
[null,6514,{"$nulls":3},"Just link Cancel Download feature during downloading. It is so simple, why bother to create an delay to be sending message..","2010-03-14T13:45:12","2010-03-14T13:45:12","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3252,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Lawrence, I think this may be the same as Fakhre Alam IDEA.  Please see side bar for post link.","2009-12-07T08:41:07","2009-12-07T08:41:06","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3271,{"$nulls":3},"Could you explain your idea in a bit more detail please Lawrence? if your idea is the same as Fakhre, let me know so that I can close this idea (duplicate) thanks :)","2009-12-07T14:17:34","2009-12-18T00:14:34","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5261,"Mobile functionality",null,"Legal Boot","Example a nokia user wants an android os. How about making it legal by having a partnership with others so it would be easy.","2010-02-06T04:25:02","2010-02-06T04:25:02","ryankills24",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,2]
[null,5358,{"$nulls":3},"And who says that's illegal? Someone already booted on Nokia N900 Android 1.5. ","2010-02-09T14:19:45","2010-02-09T14:19:45","syliokas",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7309,"Mobile functionality",null,"Copy/Paste text on any screen for touch based phones like 5530","Just like NSeries has the option to copy and paste text by selecting it, this feature should also be in XpressMusic phones such as 5530 etc.\n\n\n\n\nwe must be able to highlight and copy text and paste it in notes, sms, web html links, calendar to-do/meeting, contacts, etc.\n\n\n\n\nReally helps in working faster.","2010-05-02T01:07:47","2010-05-04T10:55:33","irtaza",0,0,"Closed",0,0]
[null,7325,{"$nulls":3},"Function already present - Can we now close this idea.","2010-05-02T19:45:18","2010-05-02T19:45:18","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8077,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","IMEI advanced support","The IMEI # is (and should be) a unique number for every mobile phone. But situations might arise when the number has to be changed. I suggest that the firmware should be made to send the old and new IMEI nos. and the Hardware Model to the manufacturer whenever the IMEI no. is changed (@ a toll free number). If this requires hardware support (SIM etc.) the phone might choose to store the data in the file-system and send it out whenever SIM is inserted. This would make it impossible to make it untraceable to the manufacturers as well as for others.","2010-06-21T18:27:33","2010-06-23T02:34:44","achackr",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,3]
[null,8079,{"$nulls":3},"Suggestions are welcomed... Scraping this would just mean that you wouldn't like to allow this to stay in business. Well comment down your business in that case.","2010-06-22T03:10:55","2010-06-22T03:10:55","achackr",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8082,{"$nulls":3},"Could you please give some examples of situations that might arise when the number has to be changed?  Without that, I don't think your idea makes sense, because the stated intention of an IMEI is that it can not be changed.","2010-06-22T09:29:52","2010-07-17T10:24:20","craigh",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10637,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Ability to print to wifi printers","Hi,  I think a major plus point for consideration would be the ability to print pictures, emails and other iles directly to a printer over wifi.  Ive just got a nokia n8 after having an iphone as i like the hardware the n8 offers.  We have the Hp print app whch proves it can be done on these phones and we of course have the print option there already - so could a wifi option be squeezed in there somewhere.\n\n\n\n\nThanks","2010-11-24T02:25:41","2010-11-24T02:25:41","simonjkdavies",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,1422,"Mobile functionality","Developer stuff","Better positioning of developer resources","I'm aware that there are already plans to distribute a Linux build tool set. I think this presents an oppourtunity for us to approach a previously unaccessible developer audience, and the best way to do so is simply leaving the resources right under their noses for them to find.\n\n\n\n\nI had something like this in mind. Package up raptor and whatever other Linux tooling is contributed, along with documentation and anything else we have in a .deb and contribute it to the Ubuntu project so that developers see our SDK under the programming section of the application installer, as shown. I'm almost certain there are many similar oppourtunities for positioning like this - by all means raise them in the discussion.\n\n\n\n\nI want to just take a minute to talk about the impact of this example. Ubuntu is a really popular development platform with over 13 million users and as you may well expect, a more than typical percentage of those are technical enough to at least put their ideas into a widget. Many will want to develop full native applications. Many of them have expert knowledge of other open source projects that they'd love to port to a mobile platform and thus far won't really consider anything but Android.\n\n\n\n\nLet's not continue to tell these useful people that to develop on Symbian we'll need them to purchase a copy of Windows, download our SDK installer from the website, run a bunch of batch files, set up a load of environment variables and subst drives and kiss goodbye to their favourite developer tools. \"Turning up their noses\" doesn't really begin to describe the response we can expect. If it's in that list, people will hit the install button and have a play.\n\n\n\n\nI'd rather we try to avoid turning this idea discussion into a \"we need Linux tools\" thread - I think it's already being well discussed elsewhere on this site. What I'm more interested in hearing about here is what people think of setting up small pieces of work to package whatever tooling we have available and placing them within appropriate resources, such as the example shown.\n\n\n\n\nMy feeling is that this sort of activity will help fight developer inertia by lowering barrier to entry and earn the platform a little more respect among previously neglected communities.","2009-07-30T16:00:39","2010-06-11T15:29:41","jaley",0,100,"Closed",5,0]
[null,1423,{"$nulls":3},"Is this something the Symbian Foundation's tools team should be doing, or is there a strong case for making sure the licensing of our future SDKs allows re-packaging and re-distribution, then finding interested community members to package up for all the major linux distros?\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-07-30T16:20:48","2009-07-30T16:43:52","markw",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1436,{"$nulls":3},"I vote in favour of this - my concern is timing. I would want to park this idea until there is something to install which won't just turn people off: I'd guess that the minimum set is tools + gcce + QEMU + SDK.","2009-07-31T16:39:09","2009-07-31T16:46:57","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1934,"Mobile applications",null,"Go Application","I&#39;d like a real time Go playing application that works between two mobile phones.","2009-10-27T12:53:36","2010-06-14T11:25:07","dishkol",0,72.81,"Closed",3,1]
[null,1946,{"$nulls":3},"This could be expanded into a social gaming library from Symbian, which would let any game programmer easily tap into an online and on-site (for internetless situations) sharing with other mobiles via bluetooth or wi-fi.","2009-10-27T13:31:30","2009-10-27T13:31:30","Lars_G",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2190,"Mobile applications",null,"Snorring detector. ","My wife claims I am snorring. Uh, what a pity.\nOf cause she must be wrong. \nBut how can we proove it? \nShall she wait awake and then record me? Or let the phone do this. Just in case something unnormal is detected, it records it. later you can proove that she is the one, who makes the sounds... hopefully.\nOf cause this is a fun usecase, but also more serious things can be done with it. \nMaybe in case that one really starts snorring, it can emit a beep/sound/click/... for you, which makes you change your position. So you can continue a better deepness of sleep.\n","2009-10-30T18:30:16","2010-06-14T19:53:36","Captayne",0,0,"Closed",1,0]
[null,3214,"Mobile applications",null,"Asynchronous Push-To-Talk (PTT)","Symbian should support asynchronous push-to-talk feature through dual mode via GSM and radio frequency concurrently.","2009-12-05T14:27:20","2010-03-24T06:38:21","lawrence27",0,0,"Closed",0,0]
[null,6734,{"$nulls":3},"This is supported, however its up to the network provider to enable this.","2010-03-23T16:57:25","2010-03-23T16:57:25","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3470,"Mobile applications",null,"Mobile Song Writer","Develop a mobile song writer and composer application allow user to notation of melody, choosing various music instrument, changing the pitch, playback the song and etc. This application also allow user to write down the song lyric and it is able to save the song in MIDI, WAV, MP3 or other popular format.","2009-12-14T15:07:48","2010-06-15T11:25:44","lawrence27",0,22.29,"Closed",4,6]
[null,3633,{"$nulls":3},"Lawrence, I do not understand or appreciate your antagonistic response.  This is certainly odd behavior for an IDEAs site. \n\n\n\n\nYou had an IDEA. I complimented you, and asked a question. YOU defined the NICHE market in YOUR response.  I opened the discussion to the forum, as I was not convince that the IDEA was worthwhile yet.  The cost/benefit is supposed to be part of an IDEAs post (It's in the instructions).  So, I am sorry, if you do not like my answer, but, I never said \"NO\" to this IDEA, I said I would \"watch it\", and I actually was a catalyst to your IDEA.  Business is not personal, and if anything, I am helping you shape this IDEA.  My posts are credible, cogent and have SFs best interest in mind. ","2009-12-17T05:55:43","2010-03-14T10:50:18","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,1]
[null,3472,{"$nulls":3},"I remember an appliction like that on Sony Ericsson phones, I only ever played it when I was bored as the melodies were pre-set.  I don't know if I would use it now that the level of apps that are out there are so much better :)","2009-12-14T15:24:07","2009-12-17T15:20:30","Susana",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,5779,{"$nulls":3},"Hello,\nI would also like to have an composer on my Nokia 5800 which can edit MIDI-files (no need for MP3/wav etc, just MIDI!) and i would apreciate a score view with the basic functions of scores.\nI would like to use it by typing in melodies and chords via touchscreen (stylus) to save it (and play it) and later transfer it to my PC (as a MIDI-file).\nI would pay at least 10 EUR for it.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nbest regards,\n\n\n\n\nDirk.","2010-02-21T00:51:15","2010-02-21T00:51:15","Druki",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3484,{"$nulls":3},"I like your creativity, however, I do not see the cost/benefit....","2009-12-14T17:28:06","2009-12-18T00:37:04","ginau",{"$nulls":3},1,1]
[null,6342,{"$nulls":3},"My justification:\n\n\n\n\nWe like music, Someone sell song to be download, but no one support the music industry and write more songs. It is imbalance life cycle!\n\n\n\n\nThere is so many songs in the market definite there are a lot of song writer or composer out there. And I believe all of them have cell phone.\n\n\n\n\nIf this application are developed good enough and well know, All the people interested to song writing and composing buy this application. I believe it is a huge market. It just the matter of marketing as I said.","2010-03-07T10:46:05","2010-04-25T03:24:58","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5872,{"$nulls":3},"Just look at the i-phone users. There is the niche","2010-02-23T19:26:54","2010-02-23T19:26:54","ElmoLesto",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5262,"Mobile applications",null,"Sliding or Pressing to unlock phone","May be we can have things like i phone slide unlock... we don copy them we can have our own unique way to unlock our phone without using keyguard....","2010-02-06T05:08:32","2010-02-06T05:08:32","matthiaspaul",0,61.28,"Voting and discussion",3,2]
[null,5263,{"$nulls":3},"Isn't this already made as a 3rd party application? I'm pretty sure that such a feature would be voted negatively if this is the case.\n\n\n\n\nWould a better request be to have different screen unlocking options, where a user can choose from a predefined set of unlocking schemes?","2010-02-06T05:14:42","2010-02-06T14:43:08","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5272,{"$nulls":3},"I favor usability over uniqueness.  The easiest, fastest and most practical lock/unlock method is a hardware slider button found in most Nokia phones.","2010-02-06T15:19:35","2010-02-06T15:19:35","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5278,{"$nulls":3},"Matthias,\n\n\n\n\nHas some valid points here.  Many SF community members have brought up having more options for lock/unlock (slide, switc issues, iris scan, finger print scan, face scan etc).  There is a true need to make the user's requests seriously and to match the all up and tally votes. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI suggest that this become part of a focus group.","2010-02-06T19:21:35","2010-02-06T19:21:35","ginau",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,8078,"Mobile functionality",null,"Do not minimize the applications when you receive incoming calls."," \n\n\n\n\n\nI don&rsquo;t know if you have already saw the frustration when you&rsquo;re watching a soccer game at the mobile and receive an incoming call and lose the Gol, because the TV or any other application is minimized in order to have the incoming call.\n\n\nI&rsquo;m sorry my noob question, but I really don&rsquo;t know what would be the technical issues. Once we have multitasking at the Symbian, how impossible or hard is we have the screen divided between (at the example above) the TV program and the incoming call at the same screen at the same time? We have this in Windows or Mac OS for example&hellip;\n\n\nThere would be an option where we can set if we receive an incoming call:\n\n\n- minimize the applications that are running, vibrate and sing the ringtone.\n\n\n- Do not minimize (Divide the screen in two), vibrate.\n\n\n- Do not minimize (Divide the screen in two), vibrate and sing the ringtone.\n\n\nThis feature would not be only for TV, it would be applicable for all applications. And if we have touch screen feature, it would be terrific answer an incoming call and continue play your games, or see the television show (this would be possible if we answer this with the speaker on).\n\n\nRegards,\n\n\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-06-21T21:29:00","2010-06-21T21:28:59","modesto0505",0,54.62,"Voting and discussion",3,1]
[null,8091,{"$nulls":3},"Well, your idea look great, let me see others reaction before voting. ","2010-06-23T09:14:01","2010-06-23T09:14:01","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8590,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Global Incremental Search Box on Titlebar","If we have a Search Box attached on Title-bar like browser UI shown on all screen with advanced feature listed below:\n* Incremental Search / List: Advance Search Feature (http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=3176)\n* Dictionary Feature: Key in '?' follow by word you want to check, it will automatically trigger Symbian Phone Dictionary with the word you want to know the meaning\n* Arithmetic / Compute / Calculate Feature: Like Excel Formula Bar where we can key in '=' follow by numbers you want to calculate\n* Advance Command Feature: After key in '*', it will automatic list out commands like (Bluetooth, WIFI, Camera, Player, Internet, Reminder, Contact, Infrared, SimContact, VoiceCommand, Help, Radio, Movie, IM, GPS, Maps, Conversion, Recorder, Calculator, etc)\n* Incremental Contact Listing: By key in phone number or  + '#', it will immediate show the contact info\n* Quick Organizer Feature: You can enter a date, it will automatically show your (Reminder, To-do-list, Task, Event, Birthday List, Anniversary, Appointment, Meeting, etc.). You could be more specific entering \"Date\" + \"Time\" for quick organizer listing\n* Quick Add Feature: Enter your subject / Title and press option to allow you to add new (Reminder, Task, Contact, Compose SMS, compose Email, etc)\n\n\n\n\nIt will show a pop-up (transparent) panel with 'X' Close and Option button appear to show all result. User always allow to cancel / close it then it will back to the previous screen.","2010-07-27T21:00:01","2010-07-27T21:00:01","lawrence27",0,63.33,"Voting and discussion",33,4]
[null,8592,{"$nulls":3},"I believe this feature could provide a complete solutions for expert user also novice user, at the same time we change the way / habit that user uses the phone. \nJust like Browser User Interface, You will realize a lot of people start using the search bar / box appear on the title bar or next to address bar instead goto popular search engine web site to search.\nIt is new trend of User Interface Approach","2010-07-27T21:06:05","2010-10-26T17:49:20","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8593,{"$nulls":3},"Add-On Features as below:\n* Quick Media Search Feature: It should be able to search the song title / singer / album name / music playlist / song file name / video tags / image file name\n* Document Search Feature: Find all PDF, TXT, Doc, Power Point file name\n* GPS Address search Feature: Enter 'GPS:' follow by address to look up for Nokia Ovi Maps database address for quick map navigation\n* Google / Yahoo / Fring search Feature: Enter 'WEB:' follow by key word to search for internet search\n* Wiki Search Feature: Entering 'WIKI:' follow by key word for Wiki Search\n* YouTube Search Feature: Entering the 'TUBE:' follow by keyword for YouTube Video Search for any How To videos and entertainment\n* Profile Search Feature: To entering 'NAME:' follow by keyword for LinkedIn / Facebook Profile / MySpace profile and etc.","2010-07-27T23:00:05","2010-10-15T16:04:24","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8606,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Lawrence, please could you stop inviting me as a team member for your ideas? Thanks!","2010-07-28T13:30:38","2010-07-28T13:30:38","hugo",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8669,{"$nulls":3},"Lawrence, may I suggest that you let others engage in your ideas. You are posting an idea. Then you are refining over and over. This makes your posts very long and very opinionated. We need others to weigh in and provide feedback for best results.\n\n\n\n\nIt would likely be a better strategy to let others participate and engage in a small concise and well-written idea.","2010-08-03T17:42:39","2010-08-03T17:42:39","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8683,{"$nulls":3},"Totally Agree with Hugo van Kemenade &amp; GU-S Smith - One more thing -  could you please stop inviting me as a team member for your ideas? -Thanks!","2010-08-04T16:52:17","2010-08-04T16:52:52","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10382,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Taking self photo easily with sound assistance, center and smile detection","Taking self photo is a hit and miss affair because Not all camera phones have mirror at the back.\n\n\n\n\nI propose a face detection specialized for self portrait that produces a radar-like-sound indicating the distance of your own face from the center.  Faster paced sound means your face is centered.  Finally, just smile and it will auto shoot!   neat isn't it? :)","2010-10-26T06:52:08","2010-10-26T06:54:11","BoyBawang",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,10638,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Add seconds hand in  clock (analog and digital)"," simple idea but great useful.\n\n\n\n\nAdd seconds hand in  clock (analog and digital).\n\n\n\n\nset it on/off option in settings of clock for power saving.\n\n\n\n\ngreat use in many times(professional use like in medical for pulse rate count). also gives live view to clock.\n\n\n\n\n***( many free apps present at this time but this idea for improving productivity of OS and when new OS version comes no need to create or wait for application.)","2010-11-24T07:23:51","2010-11-24T07:23:51","oxye",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,3215,"Symbian Foundation","Improve the running of Symbian","Allow Animated Pattern or Dancing Companion while Playing Music","Symbian music player should allow animated pattern rendering or animate dancing companion while music playback.","2009-12-05T14:44:26","2010-02-15T23:18:14","lawrence27",0,36.37,"Done!",3,3]
[null,3512,{"$nulls":3},"This feature is like Windows Media Player or Winamp.","2009-12-15T11:13:04","2009-12-18T00:36:31","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5566,{"$nulls":3},"I am closing this IDEA due to lack of movement.","2010-02-15T23:17:27","2010-02-15T23:17:27","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3471,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Suggest saving IDEAs and comments as a backup document","Hello everyone,\n\n\n\n\nMy suggestion or IDEA is to create your comments and IDEAs on a medium, such as , Microsoft(r)  Word or Corel (r), etc.  This site is being updated constantly and that is great for all of us!  The down side is that some of my IDEAs and comments have been \"LOST\" because I entered them directly in the site information field.  Please save a copy of your IDEA  somewhere and make sure that it is actually posted.\n\n\n\n\nAlso, I have had many of my \"comments posts\" to others' IDEAs lost, and I am sorry about that.  I try to comment as appropriate, and I hope that I am helping out. Any lost comment is heart breaking at times as we are all working to help the SF community!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nLastly,I have to revisit my voting to ensure that my supports and rejects have been accounted for.  I have seen many great ideas, and some which I did not care for, and I have voted accordingly.  I will try to recall, what I may have voted on and ensure that my vote is there for you.  My suggestion is that you also do this, as we are all in this together!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI have a \"in the moment memory\" and after realizing many of my posts and comments have been \"Lost\", I thought I would suggest to the community to save a back-up of your information somewhere. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThat said, I also want to give high praise for the hard-working and open-minded staffers who are making logrithmic improvements to this site based on OUR feedback .......Constantly working to ensure the IDEAs site improves is imperative to the success of SF and it would be a shame to loose any of our IDEAs and comments........but, we can work with SF (by backing things up) as we all learn, improve and grow together!","2009-12-14T15:15:22","2010-02-16T00:24:18","ginau",0,0,"Done!",0,2]
[null,3473,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Gina,\n\n\n\n\n I'm very sorry to hear that you've lost ideas, and hope this hasn't been a regular occurrence. \n\n\n\n\n To my knowledge, we've only had one instance of ideas and comments being lost - this was on Monday December 7th when we had to roll-back the site owing to a technical glitch that arose in deploying new functionality.\n\n\n\n\n Please let us know (and anyone else who has experienced this, please get in touch) if you have lost any other of your input. I'm afraid we may not be able to do anything to retrieve it, but I would certainly like to identify and fix any underlying issues as soon as possible - and would hate to think that users are having to back-up their posts to their desktops.\n\n\n\n\n Thanks,\n\n\n\n\n Freddie.","2009-12-14T15:26:58","2009-12-14T16:25:08","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5570,{"$nulls":3},"I am closing this IDEA","2010-02-16T00:23:25","2010-02-16T00:23:25","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5519,"Mobile applications",null,"Bar code reader","Normal people uses barcodes mostly when they pay their bills. I know my Nokia can read them, but solutions for that is somekind stupid social networking.\n\n\n\n\nSo we need a solution that reads bar code from my bill and attaches it to my net-bank. Via PC or straight with phone. \n\n\n\n\nOne way is make this phone as a normal bar code reader with PC or a more complex system paying with phone. I believe this needs a solution from bank also?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nBest regards\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nJuha\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-14T19:39:08","2010-02-15T10:09:12","ZeiEizh",0,100,"Voting and discussion",5,0]
[null,5521,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Juha,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThis a very good, and complex IDEA. Right now,I believe ABYSS, and another company are working on this. The problem is the validation of the security process of exchanging information through the electronic/bank portals.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThe good news is campanies are working on it.  They have more validation data  to collect before anything can be implemeted.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThis is something that Symbian Foundation showed definitely try to get Symbian Signed when itis available.  It is a great tool/feature for most countries and many would purchase this application.  f I can remember the exact links for this product, I will post them\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThanks for a very good and needed idea.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-14T23:05:45","2010-02-14T23:05:45","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6031,"None of the Above",null,"Getting Symbian to personal PC and Laptops","By Symbian^4, Symbian will finally has it's own great UI components, why this not enourcage the Symbian to be moved to be running on PCs and Laptops. I think this can be done specially that the QT was orginally targetting PCs.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-28T16:36:28","2010-02-28T16:36:28","sameh.gerges",0,100,"Voting and discussion",14,0]
[null,9709,{"$nulls":3},"this may be interesting","2010-09-28T13:35:13","2010-09-28T13:35:12","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6287,"Mobile applications",null,"Auto answer software. ","A mobile application that auto answers  calls.(something like this:After you install this software: when a call  is coming  you accept it by pressing the green button as a long push  then the caller hears a recording or a audio clip that you have created,  then after it ends playing, it automatically goes like a normal call  where you talk as a normal call.but when you accept the call with a  short push on the green button it should go as a normal call acceptation  with out any playing any audio clips)  Please make it compatible with  Nokia E66 and E75","2010-03-05T16:29:07","2010-03-05T16:29:07","harsha1993",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,6314,{"$nulls":3},"Liraj Kodithuwakku can you please tell me : whats your motto behind this Idea - why you need this function!","2010-03-06T05:20:52","2010-03-08T04:19:47","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6799,"Mobile functionality",null,"Mouse functionality with trackball","My  idea is to add mouse functionality for some applications(essentially in browser) just like on desktops with a trackball.","2010-03-26T11:41:29","2010-03-26T11:41:29","vikrant_chauhan",0,63.68,"Voting and discussion",6,12]
[null,6802,{"$nulls":3},"What value would this bring to the user experience?","2010-03-26T13:52:21","2010-03-26T13:52:21","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6818,{"$nulls":3},"You mean optical mouse like in Samsung Epix and i780?  Yup, i find it usable for selecting small objects such as pieces in a chessboard.","2010-03-28T05:46:44","2010-03-28T05:50:00","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6830,{"$nulls":3},"Please elaborate with some more detail- what do you actually want- A Mouse Pointer in Symbian OS  Apps.","2010-03-29T17:15:05","2010-04-05T09:30:02","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9933,{"$nulls":3},"In Samsung I900 it was good one sometimes it is useful but it should be included for Qwerty phones","2010-10-08T12:01:05","2010-10-08T12:01:04","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10639,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Add on/off option for menu replacement to Home screen.","Idea: Add on/off option for menu replacement to Home screen.\n\n\n\n\nwhen I take mobile in my hand (except in morning), I want some applications OR Game to start. so each time I need to open menu and then go for it. If home screen replaced with menu, this gives direct access to menu.\n\n\n\n\nfor this just add options in settings.\n\n\n\n\n(Note = normally you can set upto 8 shortcuts in home screen but this gives direct menu)","2010-11-24T07:41:17","2010-11-24T07:41:17","oxye",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,144,"Symbian Foundation","Increase device usage","Symbian should have an official freeware download site for direct-to-device installation","Some of you may be aware of Nokia&apos;s Maemo Linux platform, used on their 770, N800 and N810 internet tablets.\n\n\n\n\nI don&apos;t want to start a discussion about Maemo Linux&apos;s merits, but IMHO the platform&apos;s most useful feature is the official maemo.org download page, which allows end users to install freeware applications directly onto their device with a single click:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://maemo.org/downloads/OS2008/\n\n\n\n\nThe site has been formatted so that it displays properly on an internet tablet, and it is intended for use on-device. You just go to the site on your device, click on the app you want, then click on the green \"install now\" link next to it. The device does everything else.\n\n\n\n\nObviously the behind the scenes technical aspects would be different for a Symbian equivalent, but the end user experience ought to be similar.\n\n\n\n\nSome advantages of this approach:\n\n\n\n\n-Web-based so it doesn&apos;t require any user installation, all they need to do is enter the URL into their device browser (making it very suitable for advertising campaigns and word-of-mouth)\n\n\n\n\n-It would give end users a powerful incentive for visiting the Symbian website (assuming it was hosted on symbian.org)\n\n\n\n\n-Web-based so it can be constantly updated by site admins\n\n\n\n\n-Detects device OS version and automatically redirects user to section containing compatible software\n\n\n\n\n-Visitors who access it on a non-symbian device could be redirected to a list of Symbian-compatible devices, which would encourage Symbian hardware sales\n\n\n\n\n-Provides easy path to end users for freeware authors\n\n\n\n\n-Provides easy path to freeware for end users, encouraging people to purchase a Symbian device (a lot of the iPhone/iPod Touch&apos;s most recent success has been the abundant freeware)\n\n\n\n\n-Encourages volunteers and non-profit projects to get involved with Symbian development because it guarantees them a large audience for their software.\n\n\n\n\n-Most open source software is also freeware, so an official freeware download site would encourage open source fans to get involved with Symbian.\n\n\n\n\n-Helps to emphasise the openness of the Symbian Foundation compared to the Symbian company.\n\n\n\n\n-Available to all Symbian devices, not just Nokia, so encouraging more hardware makers to get involved with Symbian.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIn theory Nokia&apos;s Ovi Store is supposed to provide freeware, but they don&apos;t currently offer any method for non-commercial entities to join the service, and in any case Ovi Store will only be on Nokia devices.","2009-04-17T14:51:54","2010-06-10T02:09:55","adetaylor",0,56.8,"Closed",9,5]
[null,3385,{"$nulls":3},"I were drafting more or less the same idea. But more in ln the lines of \"One Big Repository\".\n\n\n\n\nThe repository must of course be easy to use for any third party frontend, such as ovi store.\n\n\n\n\nMore of an Aptitude solution than \"the Windows way\".\n\n\n\n\nI understand that this might be percieved as being in conflict with device manufacturers own strategies, but it would help  making Symbian devices better for less \"power user\" end users, in effect making Symbian devices more attractive for end users.\n\n\n\n\nThe Ovi store is not satisfactory, lots of ringtones and wallpapers that just makes it look cheap. I get most software from Google Code, SourceForge or directly from developers sites (or Nokia Labs, but they are found in Ovi Store).\n\n\n\n\nSo, make a repository that Ovi store, Samsungs' store, or anyone else can use. But don't let it be dependant of these stores.\n\n\n\n\nOf course we could make a \"Symbian apps 'n stuff\" frontend as well.","2009-12-12T13:36:07","2009-12-12T13:36:07","Park",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3386,{"$nulls":3},"...and also. Please make a clear distinction between free (gratis, as in beer) and free (F/LOSS, FOSS, Libre, as in freedom, OSS). The term Freeware is not a good one. There's a huge difference...\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI don't know if it is possible to change the name of a thread here, but if so, it might be a good idea.","2009-12-12T13:40:49","2009-12-12T13:42:53","Park",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,326,{"$nulls":3}," \n\n\n\n\nAgree. For open source the Foundation should have an equivalent to SourceForge or Google Code. For paid-for apps customers should go to Ovi or equivalent stores from other sources.","2009-04-28T11:13:55","2009-04-28T11:13:55","dadurant",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,152,{"$nulls":3},"It&apos;s a fair proposal, but it leaves me with some worries:\n\n\n\n\n1) Won&apos;t this compete with Ovi and other app stores, and thus lead to more confusion for the average phone user rather than less?\n\n\n\n\n2) What would we do to stop people posting malware, adware, scareware (like, say, \"XP Antivirus\" on the PC)?\n\n\n\n\n3) What would we do to stop people posting cracked commercial software? (there really is a lot of this about on independent sites, and it&apos;s often booby-trapped with malware as well).\n\n\n\n\nOn the whole, I think I would prefer a smooth \"route to market\" for freeware in the same channels we will be putting in place for commercial software (see this Register article).","2009-04-20T12:59:44","2009-04-20T12:59:44","craigh",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,153,{"$nulls":3},"Craig,\n\nMy worry is that there is no current route to market for Symbian freeware, and that commercial third party app stores will have no incentive to carry OSS and freeware.\n\nIf the Symbian Foundation is content to leave free app distribution at the discretion of commercial companies, then I&apos;m a bit puzzled why it&apos;s currently publicising itself in a way that might appeal to open source fanatics.\n\n\nRegarding your concerns:\n\n1) As I mentioned in the post, Ovi Store currently only allows commercial entities to register. Although commercial publishers can publish freeware on Ovi, they have to have a VAT number in order to register at all. That means any freeware publishers are barred from the system unless they can convince some commercial firm to carry their software on their Ovi Store channel.\n\nThis is completely against the spirit of openness that the Symbian Foundation is trying to convey with its new name and image. It&apos;s not Symbian&apos;s fault because Ovi Store is controlled by Nokia, but it shows that Symbian&apos;s aims are not aligned with Nokia&apos;s on this issue.\n\nIf Ovi Store opens up to non-commercial authors then I would consider whether to withdraw this proposal, but Nokia&apos;s track record in this area is very weak. Download was bizarrely restricted to just a handful of ringtone moguls, N-Gage is similarly a \"big boys only\" affair, and there is absolutely no explanation of how or when non-commercial publishers could join Ovi Store. Lots of people have asked, I&apos;ve not heard any clear answers.\n\nOn top of that, Ovi Store only covers Nokia devices. What about freeware authors who want to publish to non-Nokia Symbian devices?\n\nAs for \"other app stores\", which other app stores? AFAIK there are no on-device application stores on Symbian devices which carry open source and/or freeware.\n\nIn any case I&apos;m not proposing a store at all, I&apos;m proposing a simple download site for freeware, with the emphasis on open source applications, along the lines of the maemo.org site I linked to. Its main point would be to encourage development of open and free-of-charge software on Symbian, and its secondary purpose would be to provide consumers with a reason to know the name \"Symbian\". At present Symbian has no way of reaching out to consumers because manufacturers completely strip its name off the OS before they use it in a product. Most Symbian users are consequently unaware that they are Symbian users.\n\n\n2) Malware could be stopped by requiring apps to be Symbian Signed. I know freeware authors already have problems getting their stuff signed, but that too needs to be fixed anyway.\n\nIf someone has written a useful bit of Symbian freeware, it should be as easy as possible to get that distributed to Symbian users. That&apos;s why Nokia&apos;s maemo people did the maemo.org download site, to encourage open source development on the platform. If Symbian wants to encourage open source and freeware development it needs to have some very easy method for users to discover and download such software.\n\nIn any case, if we&apos;re talking about open source software it&apos;s relatively difficult to upload malware because the uncompiled code is by definition made available alongside the application. Anything dodgy would be much easier to spot.\n\n\n3) To stop cracked commercial software, all submissions could be checked by a moderator before they&apos;re allowed onto the service.\n\nIt&apos;s generally very easy to tell if a file is pirated commercial software, because it will probably be on sale on commercial sites, or listed as cracked on other pirate sites, or the file itself has the original author&apos;s copyright notice intact. We do a lot of such checking on All About Symbian as people post links to software, and we have a strict no-piracy policy. You can almost always tell if something is cracked within a few minutes.\n\nAnything that slips through this triple-check could be removed if someone provides evidence that it is there without permission, which is already the policy of commercial app stores such as Handango (and we have a similar complaint reporting system on AAS&apos;s forums to cover anything we&apos;ve missed).","2009-04-20T14:38:23","2009-04-20T14:39:57","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,154,{"$nulls":3},"I&apos;d also like to see something like this, but it needs to be thought out carefully.\n\n\n\n\n1) You need to be careful on your differentiation between freeware and open source - if you only cater for the latter you&apos;re still upsetting quite a lot of people.  It might make sense to do this - if you&apos;re not opening up the source then why not?  Is it because it&apos;s actually a trial version for commercial software, in which case it should arguably be signed and go on an official app store.\n\n\n\n\n2) Symbian is very different to maemo, partly the devices but mainly the target market.  Most maemo users are techies - most Symbian users aren&apos;t.  Symbian has a much larger device base than maemo, and so it&apos;s potentially more attractive to malware authors.  Symbian has a Platform Security system to try to beat as a challenge - maemo is completely open anyway, so what&apos;s the point?\n\n\n\n\n3) Your point (2) above is predicated on us fixing Symbian Signed first (agreed that it needs to happen).\n\n\n\n\n4) Your point (3) above relies on sufficient manpower to moderate submissions - this doesn&apos;t seem feasible without some kind of community solution.  If AAS already does some of this, is there a way to avoid duplicating the work?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWhat I&apos;d actually like to see is some kind of community testing solution where enthusiasts can get free software in exchange for submitting test reports on applications (if they don&apos;t submit valid reports that tie in with the results of others testing the same app, they don&apos;t get any more downloads) - when an app has had sufficient testers, the Symbian Foundation (or some related company) could potentially sign it and possibly even submit it to the app store aggregator. (Note: the free software doesn&apos;t have to be only the same software that they&apos;re testing, perhaps they could get vouchers for their favourite app store - I expect Nokia would be very happy to give away some vouchers for the Ovi Store if they got a load of community validated freeware in exchange).\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nCareful thought is still required to avoid the pitfalls outlined by Craig above, but not having it as a free-for-all download site would probably avoid most of them.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWhat do you think?\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-04-20T20:21:48","2009-04-20T20:23:37","markw",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,415,{"$nulls":3},"If it&apos;s not plausible for the Symbian Foundation to do this, is there any way for it to encourage commercial companies to offer freeware and open source?\n\n\n\n\nAs I mentioned before, it&apos;s extremely unclear how Ovi is going to provide any paths to end users for OSS and freeware authors.\n\n\n\n\nThis is important not just for the authors themselves, but Ovi itself and by extension Symbian too.\n\n\n\n\nThe success of the iPhone app store is often measured by the number of downloads, but how much of that number is due to freeware, and how many people went on to purchase commercial apps after being tempted by freeware to try the store in the first place?","2009-05-03T22:01:48","2009-05-03T22:01:48","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,162,{"$nulls":3},"In general I agree, but I think this could be solved by the earlier proposed Symbian Foundation open source site. Symbian Foundation Freeware-Only site is something different, more complex issue. Most issues are mentioned above already, here&apos;s some more.\n\n\n\n\nThere already are a few scattered sites, some small, some not too organized and definitely not well-enough marketed. SF might be able to help with that issue, use its marketing and brand power to bring some selected freeware apps into reach of end users. At the same time there is danger that anything SF would do in this area, might kill the already existing market. Nokia has done this a few times (Nokia Maps, Nokia Mail etc.), maybe to show example how to do certain apps or maybe in desperation to get more results faster.\n\n\n\n\nThere are political issues, too. How to choose something while not something else? Where to draw the line? For a one example, please take a look at s60.com Downloads section.\n\n\n\n\nAnyway all of this is just academic speculation, as long as there is no flourishing freeware developer community. Current Symbian C++ learning curve is very steep and those, who manage to pass it, will get stopped by Symbian Signed. Only companies are allowed to get the required certificate to make releases. Each release costs minimum 20 EUR. These two together mean lack of e.g. student excercise sw which means no (future) pros to develop commercial sw. Lack of freeware means less opportunities to teach end-users about sw installation, not to mention sw existance in the first place. No end-users demand, no developer training, no sw market.\n\n\n\n\nDuring last 12 months I&apos;ve made about 60 freeware releases - yes, including updates. In theory it should have costed me 200 USD for certificate + 60 * 20 EUR express signing == 1350 EUR. Who would want to use their own money to release freeware? No fun, no freeware. No freeware, no need for download site.","2009-04-21T09:44:37","2009-04-21T09:46:44","JOM",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,197,{"$nulls":3},"It may be that the Applications Inventory that is being discussed provides this Freeware/Open Source download site. This would make sense to me.\n\n\n\n\nIn terms of the comments about signing Freeware and being too expensive this is a problem and something we are looking to address. My conclusions are that given the limited resources the Symbian Foundation posesses and the spirit of community that is being encouraged it will need to be down to commercial entitities to provide this Freeware path. The Symbian Foundation can help to facilitate this but it seems that what we need are companies willing to sign files with their Publisher ID and people willing to donate their time to testing these Freeware/Open Source releases to make sure they are not anything dubious. The crowd sourcing model for testing works well in this scenario so if the Symbian Foundation can provide some infrastructure the community can get to work testing and signing Freeware for everyone to enjoy.\n\n\n\n\nThis is what I and the rest of the team are trying to achieve, any volunteers for testing or companies please let me know, lets talk.","2009-04-23T14:20:05","2009-04-23T14:20:05","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},0,1]
[null,656,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Using continuous validation results as an input to the &#39;hardening&#39; phase","During the normal development phase of  a particular platform (say Symbian^2), we will be accepting contributions to packages. As part of the submission process, certain tests will need to be run on these packages, such as package tests developed by the package owner for validating their specific package and platform tests developed for the purpose of validating the integration of packages.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWhen the platform reaches the hardening phase, I think it  will be useful to look back at the test results and get a picture of which packages tend to break a lot, which packages tend to break other packages a lot etc. This will allow a more focused testing effort during the hardening phase and I think increase the overall quality of the platform.","2009-05-16T10:23:31","2010-06-11T15:31:05","brendand",0,100,"Closed",11,0]
[null,1071,{"$nulls":3},"The key point of this thread is that it&apos;s not just the software that needs to be open source; data collected during the development process, from which quality judgements  can be made about the release at \"functionally complete\" time, needs to be made openly available as well. The key questions are:\n\n\n\nWhat information will be useful to users of the Foundation releases, particularly the handset manufacturers? (NB this is not necessarily the same information that Nokia collects when measuring the quality of their own products!)\nWhat are standard tools &amp; reporting formats that can be used not only by Nokia but future contributors as well?\nWhat are the blockers for contributors making information public (for example, what might companies want to keep confidential because it reveals information about their product development - e.g. defect reports)?\n\n\n\n(By the way: I am the representative for SOSCO and their customers on the Foundation&apos;s Quality Metrics working group. SOSCO for those who don&apos;t know is the combined ex-Symbian and Nokia CS consulting group - soon to be divested from Nokia - who provide technical consultancy to the various handset manufacturers &amp; semicos using Symbian and S60.)\n\n\n\n\nThe Quality Metrics work group will be looking into exactly these issues - what needs to be measured, what it&apos;s currently possible to measure, and how to bridge any gaps between the two! Have a look at the Release Council forum on the SF website for info about where we&apos;ve got to so far on this (NB not that far yet!) http://developer.symbian.org/forum/showthread.php?t=1958. We have a face-to-face workshop planned for the 17th, so I&apos;ll contact Brendan to get his input for that.\n\n\n\n\n\nAs I&apos;m rapidly learning is the case with open source, progress would best be made by collaboration: the main contributors coming to some shared agreement about what information needs to be shared and making a plan for when/how this information will be made available. Nokia particularly need to contribute to this plan, as they are the ones we will rely on to provide information until we get other package owners, but it also needs to be applicable to other future package owners and contributors.\n\n\n\n\n\nNew tools may be needed to help reduce the actual effort involved in publishing information to a common database and/or to abstract the information so that company confidential data is not compromised. Again this will need to be a collaborative effort to specify and develop/source these tools.\n\n\n\n\nAs for credibility, I think we&apos;ll need an independent quality audit function (which depending on the scope and effort involved in their role, could be  Foundation staff, or the quality metrics working group, or SOSCO, or someone else!) to hold the contributors to account, but again, something that&apos;s up for discussion!","2009-06-12T17:56:51","2009-06-12T17:56:51","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,1077,{"$nulls":3},"Thanks Jenny,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI&apos;ll leave a more detailed posting on the thread above later on, but I think it&apos;s great that we&apos;ve got a dedicated team looking at making sure that the process of ensuring quality in the OS is open to everyone. I take Jouni&apos;s point that there must be a start somewhere, and that Nokia (and exSymbians) processes would obviously be the best place as they are what is familiar and there must be no interruptions to the release process.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-06-15T10:42:15","2009-06-15T10:42:15","brendand",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,670,{"$nulls":3},"Did anyone seriously think that we wouldn&apos;t do this? I vote for the idea, but the problem is how to make the data meaningful. Does a package always pass its regression tests because it&apos;s well maintained, or because the tests are trivial and exercise very little of the code?\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-05-18T13:43:06","2009-06-09T18:01:53","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,679,{"$nulls":3},"Actually, my intent with this idea was to prompt debate as to what data can be used, how it should be used and as you mentioned (and most importantly) how to ensure the data is credible. I think with the current set of packages we have the credibility thing shouldn&apos;t be too much of an issue as each package already has a set of tests. In future, with new packages it will be necessary to have a set of easily measurable guidelines. We could easily use code-coverage as one measure. I think this will be suitable for package tests. From a platform testing point of view, it will be up to us to ensure that these are of good quality.","2009-05-19T11:07:35","2009-05-19T11:07:35","brendand",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,697,{"$nulls":3},"I was expecting that the strict Nokia release process(es) would continue, even after SF takes over everything. Now I&apos;m not only confused, but scared!\n\n\n\n\nWas Nokia subcon for 12 years, done and seen some things. Release process is hard, exact, strict, controlled, repeatable, verified, measured, analysed, detailed, automated - and it keeps changing. The best part was exactly that it does change, as much as needed, when needed. My understanding for even creating SF was that Nokia can cut 2-4 weeks away from release cycle! Saving lots of money, of course, but especially to shorten release cycle.\n\n\n\n\nTesting is focused. Results are measured. Code coverage and passrates are The Basic Tools. Same as defect database statistics and history analysis. Module testing, integration testing on several integration levels, system testing(s). Talking like this wouldn&apos;t exist any more, like all of it just disappeared... like Nokia gave only the source codes! Suddenly I am very scared.\n\n\n\n\n...huh, I&apos;m ok now. Realized Nokia does not have afford to \"take away\" their release process for 1-2 years. Planning a replacement process in that time schedule is hard, but doable. Also necessary, it has to be keep changing.","2009-05-20T08:36:28","2009-06-09T20:54:59","JOM",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,912,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","SF Developer Competition 2009","Symbian Foundation needs positive, longer term attension. Especially now when Palm Pre and Apple iPhone 3.0 have been released and 20+ Android devices are expected by the end of this year. What SF especially wants is the attention of (professional) 3rd party developers.\n\n\n\n\nHow to get attention of a pro developer? Cool devices, hot technology, fame, money and business opportunities!\n\n\n\n\nProposal: SF should announce a developer competition, deadline so that results could be announced this October at Symbian Exchange Exhibition (or whatever that is going to be called).\n\n\n\n\nSubject(s) should be vague enough to attract \"hobby\" developers, not to scare away anyone, interesting enough to tempt back ex-Symbian OS developers - and prizes should be something to make real professional software developer companies take this seriously.\n\n\n\n\nTwo kind of marketing target groups: 1) developers to start making sw on SF platform and 2) great public to see what cool things are possible on SF devices vs the more visible iPhone/Android.\n\n\n\n\nRequired effort to get this started: few persons to brainstorm announcements, vague enough categories, begging prizes from Nokia/Samsung/SonyEricsson (good publicity for them too), arranging website and application reception and evaluation system. Graphics and texts from ad agency, with SF brand style.\n\n\n\n\nHardest part is of course evaluating the entries and agreeing winners. Maybe this could be partly out-sourced to the great community? Public voting within one week, results kept hidden until winners are announced = top-10 usually collects lots of me-too votes.\n\n\n\n\nThere&apos;s about 3 months time, so this should be done about now. Choose good date/location for first announcement. Open Mobile Summit is 11-12 June 2009 in London, might be a good event for this? Lee Williams has been listed as speaker.\n\n\n\n\nCheers,\n\n\n\n\n--jouni wondering if this idea was precise enough for practical steps","2009-06-09T21:34:01","2009-06-10T14:11:09","JOM",0,84.37,"Voting and discussion",7,1]
[null,914,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Jouni,\n\n\n\n\nWe&apos;re planning something similar, that is in some ways a competition, but with a twist.\n\n\n\n\nNamely, we&apos;re planning to have taken 100 ISVs through our Application Arena process by October (in time for SEE).  The first five should be through the process in July.  For more details, see the write-ups by Joel West and Mike Mace.\n\n\n\n\nBeing one of the first 100 ISVs through this process should be a considerable bonus to the ISV - a prize that is worth winning.","2009-06-09T23:51:27","2009-06-10T01:23:25","dw2",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,931,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Jouni,\n\n\n\n\nIt sounds like you just re-designed Android Developer Challenge 2 for us.  Except we don&apos;t have the community voting infrastructure already in place and we don&apos;t have almost $2m to give away in prizes.\n\n\n\n\nForum Nokia already has CAI running on that sort of timescale.  Our native development environment has a nasty case of the Osborne effect - Qt replacing Avkon has been announced, new developers will want to wait for that, so you&apos;re only likely to get the existing developers anyway.  Expansion of the developer base is likely to be primarily in WRT and Flash on that timescale.\n\n\n\n\nOff-topic, but I think the most cost effective way for us to expand our developer (and application) base is via a port of the Android environment to Symbian.","2009-06-10T09:38:14","2009-06-11T11:28:37","markw",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,934,{"$nulls":3},"I&apos;m concerned (as ever), that we will generate a lot of excitement and expectation that will be lost very quickly when those people discover how little we can actually offer them right now. Time it right and it&apos;s a wonderful thing, but if you time it wrong then that enthusiasm will never be lost forever and those people won&apos;t come back.\n\n\n\n\nRight now, the only basis for such a competition amongst new people would be the S60 5.0 SDK which you download from Forum Nokia - that&apos;s hardly a great advertisment for the Symbian future, if the first thing we do is send you off to a Nokia website.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWhat about Symbian^2? It&apos;s still recovering from major surgery to remove lots of 3rd party IP, and its former owners are still working through a lot of practical issus around how they work with Symbian. It&apos;s not fit to be released to the public yet, and the recovery could still be long and difficult.","2009-06-10T09:56:10","2009-06-10T21:35:04","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,962,{"$nulls":3},"I hope you don&apos;t mind - I&apos;m recategorising this into the Marketing category, which seems a closer match.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nBy the way, I support the idea - but with the same caveats as William Roberts points out.","2009-06-10T14:10:34","2009-06-10T14:10:34","LawrenceSimpson",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7651,{"$nulls":3},"http://blog.symbian.org/2010/05/19/calling-all-symbian-app-developers/","2010-05-24T11:37:08","2010-05-24T11:37:08","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,999,{"$nulls":3},"I like the idea, but as it&apos;s been said already, it&apos;s probably too early and too late for it now. Too early considering the Foundation is just starting and there&apos;re certainly lots of other issues to work on, and maybe too late considering there&apos;s little more than 3 months for developers to work on something (with summer vacations in the middle for many of us).\n\n\n\n\nBut I&apos;d really like to see something like this during next years. We certainly need something exclusively symbian-oriented to bring *new* applications to the market. As to incentives, probably giving winning developers the chance to show off their cool apps on Symbian&apos;s booth during the (rebranded) Smartphone Show would be good enough to attract many of us. This could also be added with direct access to manufacturers, operators, some devices for runner ups, etc.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nIf SF managed to give away a hundred 5800 devices to iPhone developers just for showing up, I&apos;m sure they can think of something nice for its loyal developer community.. ;-)\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nMy point is that you don&apos;t need $2M like Google to make an interesting competition.. even Nokia doesn&apos;t offer that much money.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-06-11T13:17:56","2009-06-11T13:17:56","david.caabeiro",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,7662,{"$nulls":3},"Getjar has the contest you are looking for.  please see Susana's link above.\n\n\n\n\nThis is a great start and a good collaboration.","2010-05-25T04:08:47","2010-05-25T04:08:47","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1936,"Mobile applications",null,"Java to c C++","I need a converter from Java to c C++ then i go to Symbian.","2009-10-27T13:00:22","2010-06-03T14:10:42","hvs",0,0,"Closed",0,2]
[null,2448,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","Make a symbian app store ","Make a symbian app store across producers. Make Nokia sell Maps and e-mail services via this app store.","2009-11-09T21:02:26","2009-11-10T10:00:39","teamet",0,0,"Done!",0,1]
[null,2449,{"$nulls":3},"There&#39;s already Horizon and even if this idea is different to that, we hardly want *another* &#39;app store&#39;. Suggest things you want to see on Horizon by all means. Also, I don&#39;t think we&#39;re in a position to &#39;make&#39; Nokia do anything :)","2009-11-09T21:48:39","2009-11-09T21:48:39","brendand",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3216,"Mobile functionality",null,"Redio Frequency Line Out","Allow mobile phone line out to radio frequency","2009-12-05T14:52:24","2010-03-24T06:39:21","lawrence27",0,0,"Closed",0,4]
[null,6150,{"$nulls":3},"App already present on new Symbian Device As - FM Transmitter ","2010-03-03T05:49:32","2010-03-03T05:49:32","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3272,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Lawrence, could you please elaborate on your idea? ","2009-12-07T14:20:32","2009-12-07T14:20:32","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3287,{"$nulls":3},"Pretty simple, just another option for mobile phone to generate the typical radio frequency so that we can have car audio or people near by to share your music. Or we could replace phone speaker to my HIFI speaker.","2009-12-08T00:09:05","2009-12-18T00:13:10","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3728,"Mobile applications",null,"Battery Recharge Counter","Battery Recharge Counter: Gives us clue about our energy usage; battery efficiency over-time; and the number of charges it take before needing a replacement.\n\n\n\n\nIt should accommodate multiple batteries incase the user carries extra packs. But the user should specify which one is being counted.\n\n\n\n\nIt should be able to incrementaly count unfinished charges (below one full charge) depending on how long the charging takes.\n\n\n\n\nAlso usefull addition are statistics on average number of usage hours, days; and Graph on how the batt depreciates after months of recharges.","2009-12-19T03:26:36","2010-06-14T20:40:21","BoyBawang",0,18.83,"Closed",1,3]
[null,6288,"Symbian Foundation","Improve the running of Symbian","User log in system after phone boot on Symbian^3","i like to give idea to make user log in system. ordianry nokia phone has lock key system after phone boot. but if u give user log in sytem with user pic, password, profile, and slecting them before home screen appear. it would be great.","2010-03-05T16:31:20","2010-03-05T16:31:20","Risvi",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,6313,{"$nulls":3},"I got you point Risvi Mohamed - Just like Windows PC - but you have added one more option \"Selecting Profile\" - Good one - Before voting i want to see others reaction on you Idea. - \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-06T05:17:40","2010-03-06T05:17:40","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7568,"Mobile functionality",null,"Music Player","Hi,\n\n\n\n\n\nI use Nokia phones.  In N72, while using Music player if a call comes the music player gets paused. And after completion of the call we need to press the play button in order to continue the music playing.  This is really annoying while using bluetooth headset.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI think it is same while playing radio also.","2010-05-15T10:55:22","2010-05-16T14:17:56","tsk.eda",0,0,"Done!",0,0]
[null,7569,{"$nulls":3},"This function is now corrected - in all Symbian OS-  S60V3 &amp; S60 V5 - Now when the call ends up the music player continue the play of song.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nCan we close this Idea Now!","2010-05-15T11:24:00","2010-05-16T02:42:29","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8336,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Prohibit setting back system date before release date of firmware","From a security and DRM standpoint, it might make sense to add a feature to the OS that allows device manufacturers to easily prohibit setting back the date on the phone to a point that is earlier than a certain date - a natural choice would be the release date of the firmware.\n\n\n\n\nAt least one such date seems to be implicitly available, as I noticed that newer phone models suggest an increasingly more recent date when first setting up the device after it has lost clock time.\n\n\n\n\nOf course, this would cut some legitimate uses, such as installing apps whose certificate has inadvertently expired (e.g. the infamous self-signed 1 year certificates), but on the other hand forcing the system time to be closer to real time in at least in one direction would increase the trust that applications can place in information returned by the system.\n\n\n\n\nGiven that Symbian Signed security is based to a large part on limited validity of certificates, this would probably strengthen platform security as a whole, because it would progressively reduce the value of revoked certificates even in situations where no online check is available.","2010-07-13T10:52:17","2010-07-13T10:55:22","mgroeber",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,8470,{"$nulls":3},"I quite like your idea in as much as it would work for DRM, but with software installation certificates I think you might be confusing expiry and revocation.\n\n\n\n\nWhen a certificate is issued, it is given an expiry date (for Symbian Signed content certificates this is 10 years from the date of issue).  After 10 years, the software won't be able to be installed unless you turn the clock back.\n\n\n\n\nRevocation doesn't change the expiry date - even when a content certificate is revoked and the date is correct, the software installer will still have to go online to check the certificate status.  If it is revoked, then the software installer will recognise that regardless of what your clock is set to.","2010-07-19T09:13:42","2010-07-19T10:22:41","craigh",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1937,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Personal Adaptation","I want my mobile to learn and adapt to my schedule.","2009-10-27T13:03:13","2010-08-11T16:31:08","ghotihed",0,85.84,"Closed",5,1]
[null,7715,{"$nulls":3},"If you do have Symbian^1 device - Just give a try  to Nokia Bots - http://betalabs.nokia.com/apps/nokia-bots/more_info","2010-05-27T09:47:32","2010-05-27T09:48:21","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,7722,{"$nulls":3},"I still think this IDEA needs more clarification.  Bots are one example, but the post is still ambiguous and the posts after are helpful, however, this may not be what Craig is looking for.","2010-05-27T16:09:15","2010-05-27T16:09:14","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2100,{"$nulls":3},"Can you expand on this with examples?\n","2009-10-29T17:21:28","2010-05-27T04:07:04","timh",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7861,{"$nulls":3},"Nokia Bots is a good start towards what I want. This would allow the phone to automatically silence itself during meetings and to learn what my favourite applications are. But I also want the phone to pay attention to my surroundings and put itself into silent mode when I enter a cinema or theatre. I want the phone to populate a homescreen widget with nearby attractions and restaurants as I move around. Of course, it has to know I prefer food type X over food type Y and sort things accordingly.\n\n\n\n\nThis is the start.  In the long run, something that can better filter my email and SMS for importance. Not just the spam, but also the legitimate mail. I'm more interested in a message from my wife than I am in a message from a subscribed mailing list.\n\n\n\n\nIf I'm in a meeting, in addition to putting the phone in silent mode, I'd like the phone to answer on its own, take a message, and use voice recognition to give me a textual version of the message (in addition to the recording).\n\n\n\n\nI'd like the phone to take care of personal tasks for me, like automatically paying for tickets as I enter a cinema or theatre, and prompting me to selects seats. I'd like it to be a one-stop shop for payments, in general, including mortgage, etc.\n\n\n\n\nOf course, when it gets to some of the more financially involved actions, full biometric identification of my person would be necessary. Fingerprints are a nice start. How about facial recognition as well? Retinal scans? Unique gestural signatures read using the accelerometer?\n\n\n\n\nThe phone should become my personal assistant, taking care of the mundane tasks in life so I don't have to.","2010-06-02T14:43:31","2010-06-02T16:58:49","ghotihed",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2193,"Mobile applications",null,"Aid for colour blind","Just Imagine you are colour blind. Maybe only red-green blind.\nThis is a problem, when buying something which should look nice.\nMaybe you want new trousers, or pullover...\nyou might buy non matching clothes.\n\na veery simple app shows you the name of a colour detected by the phones cam, and the RGB values or colour arrow/pointer.\nand voi la. you know the colours, and will not buy red socks and green business trousers with pink shoes.\n\nI think this is very simple but useful for lots of colour disabled people!","2009-10-30T19:21:40","2010-03-04T12:18:36","Captayne",0,90.75,"Expert review",94,4]
[null,5634,{"$nulls":3},"I agree with Gerrit.....ACESSIBILITY is a major target.  It is also needed.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI would like to suggest that the Symbian Foundation becomes more educated and educates on the need for low price, high quality accessibility devices and applications.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThis theme is very prevalent through out this forum, and NEEDS to ADDRESSED in a serious manner.  Disability and technology together improve lives of people.  SF is an organization that can make a difference in the world.  If people need education and incentive to undertsand accessibility, it would be facbulous to have some more blogs from Haydn's developers, or some other posts that encourage helping those who need technology most.","2010-02-17T22:48:57","2010-02-17T22:48:57","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5635,{"$nulls":3},"I agree with Gerrit.....ACESSIBILITY is a major target.  It is also needed.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI would like to suggest that the Symbian Foundation becomes more educated and educates on the need for low price, high quality accessibility devices and applications.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThis theme is very prevalent through out this forum, and NEEDS to ADDRESSED in a serious manner.  Disability and technology together improve lives of people.  SF is an organization that can make a difference in the world.  If people need education and incentive to undertsand accessibility, it would be facbulous to have some more blogs from Haydn's developers, or some other posts that encourage helping those who need technology most.","2010-02-17T22:49:13","2010-02-17T22:49:13","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10013,{"$nulls":3},"Like all accessibility-things very important!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-09T09:18:51","2010-10-09T09:18:51","Tallert",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5975,{"$nulls":3},"I agree to all:\n\n\n\n\nAccessibility should have highest priority! (And in some countries it's even regulated by law.)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAnd it often makes it also easier for all users, not only the ones affected.","2010-02-26T13:40:12","2010-02-26T13:40:12","Brausi",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5505,{"$nulls":3},"Maybe this app can also make suggestions and estimation of matching colour range.\n\n\n\n\nUsecase driven it can help you buying clothes. You direct the phone to clothes you like to combine, and it gives you a kind of matching ratio.\n\n\n\n\nGoing mor detailled into the usecase it might know types of clothes, (shoes, trousers, blouses, shirts, t-shirts...)\n\n\n\n\nthe user preselects the type and measures the colur, and the device keeps this as a preset. Maybe this is something the user aleady owns and is currently wearing right in the store. he should be able to do this with more than one piece. Maybe trousers, shoes, blazer are preset by the customer.\n\n\n\n\nThen he selects the type he wants to combine. maybe a shirt and measures its colours and the device shows kind of agreement, that this should look nice. or disagreement. \"please dont combine\".\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-13T08:37:17","2010-02-13T08:40:21","Captayne",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6018,{"$nulls":3},"There is a nokia color blind detector that is from vision hunt 2.0.  I found it on YouTube.  I just simply looked up Nokia accessibility, and the color blind feature has a vid.  It demonstrates usage and also states which Nokias it works with. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nNwHZfOVxpsed\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nPerhaps we could get them Symbian Signed","2010-02-28T05:31:46","2010-02-28T05:31:46","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5787,{"$nulls":3},"All accessibility-things should have highest priority.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-21T15:48:10","2010-02-21T15:48:09","AnsorgeM",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5806,{"$nulls":3},"I wonder if it would be useful to let colour blind people apply a \"colour contrast enhancement\" option to the camera, so that it changes the colours to make them more distinct to the viewer.  The aim would be to let the viewer distinguish the colours and learn for themselves what combinations are considered acceptable. Think of it as displaying the RGB values encoded as a different set of RGB values!","2010-02-22T10:00:51","2010-02-22T10:00:51","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4792,{"$nulls":3},"SF mod team. There is a major interest in accessibility.  Perhaps focus group should be started.","2010-01-24T07:08:53","2010-12-13T11:37:43","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10462,{"$nulls":3},"Sorry, REALLY awful idea.\n\n\n\n\nIt's very difficult to make a program that can reliably tell a colour. Even what kind of light you're in might affect how the camera sees the colour.\n\n\n\n\nResources would be better spent on something else like, oh IDK... Maybe something that no colourblind has suggested before, because it's not that big of a deal? Colourblind people have friends they can ask too, you know.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-11-08T23:02:05","2010-11-08T23:02:05","whatwhat",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5619,{"$nulls":3},"Accessibility (for colour blinds and all other people) should be one major target! And often a good accessibility also means a better usability for all other users! \n\nUnfortunately this is often disobeyed.\n","2010-02-17T12:22:27","2010-02-17T12:22:27","Ger-West",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3217,"Mobile functionality",null,"Mobile Projector","Embedded projector on phone","2009-12-05T14:57:31","2009-12-07T11:09:00","lawrence27",0,0,"Done!",0,0]
[null,4241,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Add 3D (real depth) supporting libraries to OS and drive OEMs to create hardware to use","As 3D TV seems likely to be the big driver for new TVs in the next few years this is a great opportunity for Symbian OEMs to take a real leap beyond Apple and Android by supporting 3D visual systems on their handsets.\n\n\n\n\nWired has a good article on the technical side of 3D (http://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2009/12/3d-movies/).\n\n\n\n\nBy putting a small polerisation screen on top of the screen which works at the same frequency as the screen (60fps?) 3D games, for example, could be relatively easily created.\n\n\n\n\nFor Symbian the work would be in supporting graphics features that these devices could take advantage of (3D positioning, flipping between two different rendered images, etc).\n\n\n\n\nThis is something for the architecture roadmap.\n\n\n\n\nThe again I was trying to push VoIP to my old company in 1996 and they didn't listen euther - call me Cassendra. ;-)","2010-01-08T16:22:41","2010-01-08T16:22:41","dadurant",0,100,"Voting and discussion",16,1]
[null,4392,{"$nulls":3},"I love TV, Gaming, ART, photography, cool tricks, funky do-dads, novelty items and this IDEA has many of those components to them.......I love the IDEA.....+1","2010-01-14T00:22:45","2010-01-14T00:22:45","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4243,{"$nulls":3},"I would expect the real value to be adding to the \"Augmented Reality\" experience by being able to place indicators at different \"distances\" into the overlayed view.\n\n\n\n\nPersonally, I think that the \"3D\" experience is much inferior to letting me do the standard mental interpretation of a 2D image as a picture of a 3D world. As far as I can see, you've captured the true reason for the excitement of it... \"driver for new TVs\". It's just a worthless trick to make us throw away our HD-Ready TVs and buy new ones.","2010-01-08T16:58:01","2010-01-08T16:58:01","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4245,{"$nulls":3},"&gt; As far as I can see, you've captured the true reason for the excitement of it... \"driver for new TVs\". It's just a worthless trick to make us throw\n\n\n\n\n&gt; away our HD-Ready TVs and buy new ones.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAlmost certainly true. However, if the lure of 3D games and TV shows / films on customers mobiles makes them chuck away their handsets for new ones that will drive sales and that is good for Symbian, no? :-)","2010-01-08T17:04:23","2010-01-13T17:11:33","dadurant",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6289,"Mobile applications",null,"False call maker","Can you design a software that will allow you to make a false call or  ringing to your own mobile just with one click after a per given or  saved interval ( Nokia ovi has a software like this but to do this you  have to go to the program&gt;options&gt;start counting : instead  of  this if it could be done to start counting with just a long click on one  of the buttons it would be more useful) Please make it compatible with  Nokia E66 and E75","2010-03-05T16:32:07","2010-04-22T16:27:30","harsha1993",0,0,"Closed",0,4]
[null,6402,{"$nulls":3},"5th ed version is on Ovi already: http://store.ovi.com/content/27588, currently working on the 3rd ed versions, looks that MR's wont be supported at least on beginning.","2010-03-12T04:34:13","2010-03-12T04:34:13","DrJukka",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6769,{"$nulls":3},"App Already present can we now close this idea!","2010-03-25T04:45:48","2010-03-25T04:45:48","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6299,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Liraj,\n\n\n\n\nCould you please clarify why you wish for a button push system, rather than the current ovi app?  I think it would help others understand your request better.....","2010-03-05T19:32:56","2010-03-08T04:24:23","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7313,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Sent SMS Icons should match with delivery status as in S40","Looking at the Icons of messages in Sent messages folder of an S40 phone, one can easily make out whether it has been delivered or not. This is perhaps due to the one-to-one matching between delivery reports and the sent msgs. It was indeed a strong feature, and is hence greatly missed in S60.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-05-02T10:42:12","2010-05-02T10:42:12","sunildamodhar",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,8849,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Rising productivity during development and documentation.","All proffessional developers are writing dokumentations about their designs. Years ago i developed a very complex device. I had to write a documentation with a lot of pictures in different assembling states. I was assembling that device and also taking pictures of every step durig that work.\n\n\n\n\nAfter all I had a lot of pitures and then I had to insert them into a document. I needed some notes written by hand about all technical details  to make a good document.\n\n\n\n\nAt the end I had a lot of pictures - maybe there was a screw  - and I realized that I forgot  what torque is used for it.\n\n\n\n\nSo why dont we do it at the same time: Making pitures and writing document and assemble at the same time:\n\n\n\n\nPictures are trasferred WIRELESSLY(!) and FAST(!) to a PC and maybe directly to a word processor.\n\n\n\n\nIf should run on different operating systems.\n\n\n\n\nBluetooth is too slow, WLAN is better. Of course, the transfer must be encrypted.\n\n\n\n\nMost smartphones have all the electronic equippment build in to make that possible, but I dit not find any software about that.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-08-18T15:26:05","2010-08-18T15:26:05","wilfried",0,100,"Voting and discussion",3,0]
[null,10641,"Mobile applications",null,"slave and master","this application transfer images and video in small frames at real time from slave phone to master by wlan , even gprs.\nOf the greatest specialist of it is smart finding any movement and for the best focus on target sleep and alarm that time. In this way Master can support more than one slave phone.","2010-11-24T15:24:15","2010-11-24T15:28:44","master56",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,2706,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Implement JIL and/or BONDI support in the Widget Run Time","The WRT JavaScript API and installation subsystem should be adapted to support also JIL standard compatible widgets, and possibly BONDI as well if that gains traction. \n\n\n\nPersonally I think the two will merge, or rather anything unique to BONDI will be absorbed into JIL. It does appear that JIL is the defacto winner, by virtue of being the first standards based runtime to ship in real devices, even though the BONDI Windows Mobile prototype has been out longer, and I believe Opera have said they will support JIL in their Opera Widgets platform.\n\n\n\n\nWhile I'm at it, the WRT installation system should really be integrated with the software install system, not implemented as a hack in the launcher.","2009-11-18T15:58:33","2009-11-18T15:58:33","SymsourceTim",0,100,"Voting and discussion",6,0]
[null,2744,{"$nulls":3},"Support all points here, although I think they&#39;re already part of the runtimes strategy.","2009-11-19T09:14:13","2009-11-19T09:14:12","markw",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3218,"Symbian Foundation",null,"Software Based Bluetooth Hub","Allow Symbian to support multiple paired bluetooth device and software based linkup as software hub","2009-12-05T15:03:01","2009-12-05T15:03:01","lawrence27",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,3730,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","dedicated CPU cycle for phone functions","I wish the symbian plateform can reserved dedicated system resource ensure phone function is operating.  that means no matter what apps and how many apps, the phone shall continue to ring and can be picked up.(can be with a choice if someone do not use the phone to make call)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI see now all platform races to put more stuffs into phone.  and I see more and more process may just run there without us notice. I feel while we really like to enjoy the most out of the phone, we don't one to encounter situation that a phone to to be reboot while making a importance call.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nthe could be a couple of way, like iphone (I am not sure if is on purpose or technical limitation), only one apps at a time. or Android (I heard it is six apps?)  In my humble opinion, if may not matter as long as phone function, make call, take call, search contact can be ensured.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2009-12-19T07:38:01","2009-12-19T07:49:12","jlool",0,10.64,"Voting and discussion",1,6]
[null,3732,{"$nulls":3},"Android and iPhone place artificial limitations on processes, probably because they don't trust the stability of their own platform(s). I agree with you that the phone functions should be ensured in some way (I haven't seen much evidence that they aren't already), but getting rid of one of the major differentiators between Symbian and those platforms is definitely not the way to do it.","2009-12-19T09:44:56","2009-12-19T09:50:59","brendand",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3734,{"$nulls":3},"That was implemented for a long time already.  It's in all Nokia phones starting with OMAP2 chip.  It has a dedicaded CPU for phone functions.","2009-12-19T10:57:44","2009-12-21T14:39:24","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4754,"Mobile functionality",null,"speakerphone","Hallo,\n\n\n\n\ni have a Samsung Phone i8910 with Symbian S60 5th, Release I8910XXII2.\n I have the following problem with the phone:\n I'm driving by car and on the phone is running a navigation program. Then a phone call comes and you will use the speakerphone tah is built-in you will have to pressw at least three buttons during driving. This is not good and very dangerous.\n There should be a possibility (a switch/flag) to say in the profile menu, f.i. a profile \"CAR\", where you can say \"take every phone call using the speakerphone or not\". Then you could get a phone call by pressing ONE button what would be much better and less dangerous when driving.\n Another thing: After finishing the phone call the operating system should return to the navigation program or to the program running before the phone call automatically.\n\n Friendly regards\n Heinz Meessen","2010-01-22T12:10:46","2010-01-22T12:10:46","meessen",0,100,"Voting and discussion",5,0]
[null,6786,{"$nulls":3},"I found this little gem and am bringing it back to the community.\n\n\n\n\n+1","2010-03-25T16:24:24","2010-03-25T16:24:24","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8850,"Mobile functionality",null,"Stop the GPS system from &quot;timing out&quot;","It is dangerous and a pain when the GPS with voice communication times out to save battery. Could we please develop a GPS which stays on and does not shut off while driving. This could be optional or have time increments for those who like flexibility.","2010-08-18T17:34:12","2010-08-18T17:34:12","ginau",0,9.43,"Voting and discussion",2,1]
[null,10386,"Mobile applications",null,"First aid health kit for medical  emergency","Hi,\n\nI was nice if there is a application which gives first aid instructions in case on emergencies like cardiac arrest (cpr techniques), burns, injuries, seizure. It can also have common medication in case of absolute emergency. This may require some experts review from medical agency. Basically a dedicated application for medical emergencies.\n\nThe application will not only contains readable instructions but also some visual or animated aid.\n\nThe application will also have emergencies numbers, nearest hospitals (may be it can connect with ovi maps) to find exact location and numbers.\n\n\n--Pradeep","2010-10-26T08:18:26","2010-10-26T08:18:26","pradeepk2",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,403,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","Concept of  SymbianUser Groups should be introduced .","It very important that symbian becomes very popular among the coming generation and should attract more contribution , involvement from them.So the concept of Symbian UserGroups should be introduced in Technical Institution like the Linux User Group. Thus involving more minds  and creating a strong future ahead from the roots.","2009-05-02T22:11:14","2010-06-04T16:17:59","kamaljaiswal",0,100,"Closed",3,0]
[null,404,{"$nulls":3},"&gt;the concept of Symbian UserGroups should be introduced in Technical Institution like the Linux User Group\n\n\n\n\nHi Kamal,\n\n\n\n\nCould you explain in more detail what you are suggesting should happen?  What would you like Symbian Foundation staff to do?","2009-05-02T22:14:21","2009-05-02T22:33:11","dw2",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,406,{"$nulls":3},"I thought you were thinking more on the lines of the \"tips and tricks\"/good practices and help sharing groups (with meetings?), at first.","2009-05-02T22:42:13","2009-05-03T09:22:13","vmlemon",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1427,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Allow users to change the default browser on the device","Most Symbian devices these days ship with Webkit as the \"default browser\", and with no way of changing this.  In other words, if a user clicks on a URL in another app (such as in an email app, or in Gravity), it's Webkit that gets started up and run.\n\n\n\n\nI propose that there should be a way for users to change which browser is invoked in these cases.  That would allow users who prefer (eg) Opera Mini or Skyfire or Mozilla Fennec... to specify to the device which browser should be used, by default, to open URL links from other applications.\n\n\n\n\nThe benefits would be:\n\n\n\n\n\nBetter user experience for users who prefer an alternative browser\nA fairer \"level playing field\" for competition between browsers.\n\n\n\n\n\n(This idea was initially suggested by Donny, as part of a wider discussion.  I've separated it out, so that it can receive its own share of focus and discussion.)\n\n\n\n\n[Contributor needed] This idea has been reviewed and approved by an expert. Now we need someone to make it happen!\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-07-30T17:47:03","2010-03-04T13:40:24","Prom1",0,97.82,"Make it happen!",171,5]
[null,4385,{"$nulls":3},"I did a bit of research. This should be fairly straight-forward to implement in a reasonably effective way. I doubt that it will be perfect by a long way, but...\n\n\n\n\nIf you look around the (open source!) browser component, you will find these interesting:\n\n\n\nURI Scheme Dispatcher component, with a plug-in interface for different types of URI\n... which uses the Browser Launcher component to launch the default browser.\n\n\n\nThe reason this browser launcher always launches the default browser seems to be because there's a constant here with its UID. It should be fairly simple to instead make the browser launcher API get the browser information from some central store, maybe a Central Repository key that we can provide a library to configure...\n\n\n\n\nI'd recommend, say, a server that exports a \"void SetDefaultBrowser(TUid ...)\"-type of API along with \"TUid DefaultBrowser()\" getter. Then we can use Plat Sec to police for an appropriate capability - maybe WriteDeviceData and ReadDeviceData respectively. That way browsers like Opera Mobile can add a check when they launch to see if they're the default and harass their users until they give in and make the change :-)\n\n\n\n\nOne remaining problem is that there are badly behaved applications around, probably, that don't use the Browser Launcher API. They would need to be updated to do so if they are to honor this setting. That said, a quick search of the (members) cross referencer reveals that this change will cause the following applications to open links in the configurable browser: Landmarks, Profiles, Media Gallery, Phonebook, Scheme handler (things that parse text to find links, I guess), IMPS, Video feeds, email, messaging.\n\n\n\n\nI'm sure many third party applications are using the browser launcher and will inherently observe the setting too, as launching the browser yourself would require that you know the browser executable name / UID etc, which is more difficult to research than just reading the documentation for the launcher API when you don't have access to the browser code ;-)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nTech experts - review, comments, suggestions?\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-13T18:29:00","2010-01-13T18:29:00","jaley",{"$nulls":3},3,0]
[null,10288,{"$nulls":3},"Seems that this is sort-of-not-really-implemented on the Nokia N8:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\"While I can and have set Opera Mobile as my default browser, instead of the S60 browser, no app so far opens links in it. Not from email, not from Gravity, not from SMS. Every link still opens in the default browser. What about that?!\"\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nhttp://www.fonearena.com/blog/24616/nokia-n8-the-initial-list-of-fourteen-wins-and-fails.html","2010-10-15T16:12:57","2010-10-15T20:37:40","hugo",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2619,{"$nulls":3},"I support this too, I use Opera Mini and really dislike the native web browser. (But I can&#39;t see Daniel&#39;s review: &quot;You do not have sufficient privileges to invoke this action.&quot; Is it for members only?)","2009-11-16T12:11:35","2009-11-16T14:47:34","hugo",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1603,{"$nulls":3},"Note review posted by dalarub (Daniel Rubio, Symbian's Chief Architect).\n\n\n\n\nApologies to all that the tool doesn't show reviews as prominently as perhaps it should.","2009-08-21T07:39:02","2009-08-21T07:39:02","LawrenceSimpson",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3663,{"$nulls":3},"My vote for it as well. D'oh!\n\n\n\n\nWhat next? Who does one need to bribe to get this change into Symbian^3 ;)","2009-12-17T18:10:15","2009-12-17T18:14:02","lucian",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7001,{"$nulls":3},"You know what this reminded me of? Android. How about if, like Android, Symbian would allow the changing of defaults for other applications as well? Maybe you have a different photo browser you like. Maybe a different video player. I think you can definitely expand this topic across the board.","2010-04-08T02:13:30","2010-04-08T02:13:30","NseriesFreak7",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2658,{"$nulls":3},"See also http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=2383 for ideas about how this should be implemented. And it should be implemented :D","2009-11-17T13:11:52","2009-11-17T13:11:52","SymsourceTim",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1429,{"$nulls":3},"Idea ownership changed to original proposer from other thread.","2009-07-31T08:47:47","2009-07-31T08:47:47","markw",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1431,{"$nulls":3},"Good idea. A clear improvement. It's got my vote.","2009-07-31T09:48:43","2009-07-31T09:48:43","LawrenceSimpson",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6808,{"$nulls":3},"would be better if we had option of \"open with\" to choose between available browsers on our phone","2010-03-26T18:01:16","2010-03-26T18:01:15","tigerfire25",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7588,{"$nulls":3},"That is something that annoys me since I have my E71.\n\n\n\n\nThe default browser is slower and has a totally different UI.\n\n\n\n\nI don't want to live with the sentence \"It is not possible\".\n\n\n\n\nSymbian could define a standard for 3rd party developers to pass parameters to an app.\n\n\n\n\nIt is about to satisfy the user. So every effort should made to make it possible.","2010-05-16T13:22:09","2010-05-16T13:22:09","QBee",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1456,{"$nulls":3},"Thank you kindly.\n\n\n\n\nIs it possible to merge the comments from the first listing. Their all fair and critical and can help others as well.","2009-08-04T23:04:02","2009-08-06T10:45:10","Prom1",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3504,{"$nulls":3},"As Webkit seems to be a old fashion browser which hasn't as many compatibilites as default browser in others mobile OS (such as Safari on iPhone), this idea is a must have. Else people will continue to think that Internet experience is better in other OS !\n\n\n\n\nEdit :\n\n\n\n\nSimilar idea : http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=1387","2009-12-15T06:37:16","2010-01-13T19:50:53","axisama",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3507,{"$nulls":3},"I now installed \"OPERA MOBILE 10\" It's a far far better browser.  But there's no way to make it the default one for reading offline saved html files. There's no way to change file association in Symbian in the first place.","2009-12-15T09:06:44","2010-11-12T20:17:01","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,1]
[null,4581,{"$nulls":3},"I didn't read all this long comments. Sorry if someone said wt i'll write now.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nOn my Nokia 5800 xm \"S60 5th edition\" this option available already!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nGo to\n\n\n\n\nsetting &gt; Phone &gt; Application setting &gt; Default apps.\n\n\n\n\nThen you'll see the first option choose your browsing internet but the problem is when u click there is just \"web\" i cant see opera my other browser and i think opera have to support that and make it show up there.","2010-01-18T13:30:33","2010-06-10T14:41:14","et3rnal",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1526,{"$nulls":3},"I voted against this.\n\n\n\n\nUser can already install and use any other web browser they want to - and sooner or later find out that the old \"default\" browser still pops up occasionally. The reason is that it's just not enough to install a browser and maybe reforward selected MIME types to point to the new browser. The default browser is hardcoded to dozens of places in dozens of different ways. Changing this would require a LOT of small or bigger changes in all those dozens of places. For example 3rd party apps can launch browser using hardcoded UID, there's tech docs showing how to do that.\n\n\n\n\nIf it was easy, it would have been done a long time ago. Certain Nokia phones sold in Asia/Japan do use a different default browser, Access NetFront if I recall correctly. Making that possible is a complex operation, due the many dependencies and required extensive testing.\n\n\n\n\nSo no, not worth the trouble. In ideal world I support the idea, but not in current Symbian Foundation.","2009-08-11T11:02:11","2009-08-14T14:27:55","JOM",{"$nulls":3},0,3]
[null,1530,{"$nulls":3},"I support this as in this era, options and flexibility is a feature which would be more consumer beneficial.","2009-08-11T12:56:42","2009-08-11T12:56:42","NeilBhasme",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1939,"Mobile applications",null,"Mood Monitor","I would like my phone to automatically adapt to my mood e.g. if I am sad my profile/screensaver/playlist will change to suit my mood.","2009-10-27T13:06:44","2010-06-14T20:04:16","rvaghjiani",0,0,"Closed",0,5]
[null,3219,"Mobile applications",null,"Fortune Telling Application by used of Camera","Develop an fortune-telling application that uses the mobile phone camera analysis the face or hand.","2009-12-05T15:15:13","2010-01-26T14:51:18","lawrence27",0,29.33,"Done!",4,17]
[null,3700,{"$nulls":3},"Though it may seem ridiculous, this sounds to me like one of those apps that could sell very well.","2009-12-18T15:19:52","2010-01-17T01:24:57","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3721,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Lawrence, It might be helpful to explain the idea as a game, or what kind of use.  You see, some of the IDEAs that you have might be very good games that kids think are cool.....So, if you give us some more of your vision, this might be, one of those \"fun things\" that our kids LOVE!","2009-12-18T19:06:59","2009-12-18T19:06:59","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4773,{"$nulls":3},"I think we are here to have some Idea, which when Implemented  help Symbian Smartphone users in their daily life.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThis Idea is totally different in accordance of available Sub Category in 'Mobile applications'- So I love the Idea but Not voting as it is not in proper sub category.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-23T02:51:17","2010-01-23T02:51:16","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4521,{"$nulls":3},"Chinese Fortune Teller able to use face pattern, unique hand pattern to use a complicated formula to conclude your fortune. This is the possible we could use the Phone camera to tell the fortune. Additional we can use the horoscope and some other tactic to build this application.","2010-01-17T01:30:08","2010-01-17T01:30:08","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4531,{"$nulls":3},"Lawrence,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThanks for the explanation....I like games and so do many others..This is a fine IDEA..You have my support.....","2010-01-17T07:42:42","2010-01-17T07:42:42","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3554,{"$nulls":3},"It should be quite fun and don't expect to be very logic.","2009-12-15T16:54:52","2009-12-18T00:25:08","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3475,"Mobile applications",null,"Calculator with editable entered values.","In s60 calculator there's no way to modify the values that are already entered if you wanna make corrections.\n\n\n\n\nI suggest to be able to modify them by pointing with cursor or tapping them.\n\n\n\n\nOf course the answer should update accordingly.","2009-12-14T15:46:05","2010-10-14T10:16:10","BoyBawang",0,100,"Expert review",32,0]
[null,8071,{"$nulls":3},"I realized that the ability to make simple equation is handy. Say you type 25-X=10 and the calculator will answer 15","2010-06-21T06:15:10","2010-06-21T06:15:10","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3476,{"$nulls":3},"I suggested something like this years ago, back in the Psion Software days.\n\n\n\n\nMy idea then was to implement it by having the calculator \"roll\" implemented using the Spreadsheet engine, so that the spreadsheet recalculate function could do the work of updating the results. The spreadsheet engine is long gone, and would be overkill for this, but how would you see the UI working for this?","2009-12-14T15:55:42","2009-12-14T16:33:39","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3498,{"$nulls":3},"The S60 calculator is a poor piece of software... I was always thinking why Nokia do not put here something better??","2009-12-15T03:29:05","2009-12-15T04:17:06","stenlik",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10159,{"$nulls":3},"vote","2010-10-11T21:43:35","2010-10-11T21:43:35","nitrous18",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10221,{"$nulls":3},"There are many ideas like this, that have min. 30 votes but are still not in \"expert view\". Before they vanish tomorrow when the system is changed, I bring them back to top, hoping, that they will get \"expert-view\"-status in time, before they vanish.","2010-10-14T10:07:37","2010-10-14T10:07:37","Tim.Linde",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3731,"Mobile applications",null,"Crossword solver that can duplicate a printed crossword","Something I've never seen in a crossword solver app, but that ought to be reasonably trivial to implement is the ability to take a photo of a printed crossword and duplicate the layout so you can work on it on your phone.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThis is exactly the same class of problem as parsing a 2D barcode, the same image filters and corrections apply to both. Of course, there's no hint as to which way up a crossword should be oriented, but the user can probably be relied upon to take a photo of it the right way around.","2009-12-19T09:06:20","2010-06-15T10:56:36","cdavies",0,100,"Closed",7,0]
[null,4947,{"$nulls":3},"Chris Davies - Great idea for 'Time Pass' - but I think you should refine you idea and put some use to it - so this will help other in their daily life.- Like GU Smith  suggested -\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWe are trying hard to have a diff sub- category for this type of Symbian Apps.","2010-01-27T04:19:19","2010-01-27T04:19:19","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5021,{"$nulls":3},"I think there is a hint as to orientation: the text around the crossword, such as the clues and title.  If these are readable by OCR then the system knows the orientation.","2010-01-28T17:03:38","2010-01-28T17:03:38","richardb",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3752,{"$nulls":3},"If the camera's OCR software is simply copying the layout, then allowing some text input (Sudoko-like), this works. But I also wonder if this idea could be simply met with a high enough resolution image and the ability to write on top of it.","2009-12-21T00:01:47","2009-12-21T18:29:59","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5267,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Nokia Internet Radio Application to access all station listings databases available.","The Nokia Internet Radio Application has its own station listing database and I'd like to increase the choice of stations available by including station listings databases used on other devices.\n\n\n\n\n( I'm writing about the Nokia Internet Radio applicaton described here: http://europe.nokia.com/ovi-services-and-apps/music-/internet-and-fm-radio/internet-radio )\n\n\n\n\nOne way to increase the choice of radio stations available would be to enable this application to access station listings provided to dedicated internet radio devices such as the Revo Pico RadioStation:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://www.revo.co.uk/digital-radio/revo-pico-radiostation.php\n\n\n\n\nThis Revo Pico RadioStation device automatically retrieves internet station listings from the Frontier Silicon Wi-Fi Radio Portal:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://www.wifiradio-frontier.com/setupapp/fs/asp/AuthLogin/SignIn.asp\n\n\n\n\nThey are browsed on the device via its jog-wheel.\n\n\n\n\nAnother internet radio station listings website is:\n\n\n\n\nhttps://www.reciva.com/\n\n\n\n\nWhich I believe is used by Pure Digital dedicated Internet Radio devices.","2010-02-06T14:37:56","2010-02-06T14:44:08","arjaydavis",0,100,"Voting and discussion",7,0]
[null,5279,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Rob,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI am not sure what the UK radio experience is.  in the USA, the Nokia radio has all the functionaility that you speak of. i use an N95 8 GB and it has internet or mobile carrier options and I am able to listen to stations across the USA.  I also can fine tune and \"find\" stations. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nFor the sake of discussion.  Is this feature a \"USA\" or N95 (or other model) specific feature?  If it is, it would be nice to have on the newer models.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nYou may also want to get a free Pandora, youtube or other radio/video account.  That way you have many options.  These are standard or easily downloadable features from ovi, or nokia and may help enhance your listening/entertainment experience.","2010-02-06T19:34:32","2010-02-06T19:34:32","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5322,{"$nulls":3},"GU Smith: Yes I have similar good experiences as yourself: I can listen to stations all over the world, including in the UK, USA, Brazil, Russia, Italy, India etc. In fact probably exactly the same stations available to you, if you are using the same Nokia Internet Radio Application, because it uses the same directory listings.\n\n\n\n\nAnd I can choose the data carrier option too: whether it be via my network operator e.g. Vodafone or via WiFi. The carrier option does not affect the choice of stations available, it is merely an internet connection.\n\n\n\n\nThe listing/directory containing these stations is owned and maintained by Nokia and the Nokia Internet Radio Application can only use this particular directory.\n\n\n\n\nThe purpose of my original post was to modify/extend/enhance the Nokia Internet Radio Player Application to be able to access other listings/directories as well as the Nokia internet radio station directory such as those I mention used by dedicated devices made by other manufacturers. ","2010-02-08T13:41:41","2010-11-25T19:09:01","arjaydavis",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6547,"Mobile applications",null,"Recording a call","The idea is simple: when I am calling to someone I want to record what we say. So, I should have an icon to do it in a call. Maybe something changes when the people at the other end knows that I am recording his voice...","2010-03-15T09:16:41","2010-10-09T16:32:11","Xere",0,87.66,"Expert review",38,3]
[null,6686,{"$nulls":3},"I understand. My idea was record the conversation, but I understand that  this could be illegal WITHOUT notice it to the other end call. So,  he/she should be adviced first, and then, if he/she accept, then the app  record what we say. The primary question is that some companies record  my conversation (previous advice, of course), and I wanna have a tool  like this, in order to have the same legal force. Thanks for your  interest in speaking spanish, but I can speak english so well to  understand you.","2010-03-22T09:52:28","2010-03-22T09:52:27","Xere",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6707,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Pepe,\n\n\n\n\nOk, there are apps which do this for securities and banking already.  The reason is not for the company, but for the regulators to check to make sure that there is not insider trading (SEC) in USA.\n\n\n\n\nI also have been asked for taping for insurance companies and other potential litigious areas of business (bill/credit), but these have been landlines, not mobiles.\n\n\n\n\nI misunderstood your post and thought you wanted the answer or response in Spanish (and I hope I didn't ruin the lovely language too much).\n\n\n\n\nWould you mind clarifying the following:\n\n\n\n\n1. Would this be for persoanl use?\n\n\n\n\n2. Why would you want it, are you in banking or an industry which does this?\n\n\n\n\n3. Is the app you want legal where you are?\n\n\n\n\nPlease clarify and thank you.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-23T00:42:22","2010-03-29T12:08:13","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8759,{"$nulls":3},"well a better idea is simply that the app will let the other person know that you are recording the conversation by maybe a simple narrator voice saying: \"this conversation is being recorded\" at the beginning, and if he disapproves, you can disable the recording for this person or for this conversation only, and you must be able to record incoming conversations too, it is very useful, in countless ways!","2010-08-11T01:35:29","2010-08-11T01:35:29","X",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9883,{"$nulls":3},"Could be a good thing, if somebody says a phonenumber, an address, a date, or anything else like that to you in a phone-call.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-07T12:26:30","2010-10-07T12:26:30","CarlosFiyero",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6564,{"$nulls":3},"I am in two minds about this idea, I think it could cause a lot of controversy. ","2010-03-15T14:31:23","2010-03-17T03:30:02","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6849,{"$nulls":3},"AFAIK, Symbian phone have been able to do this for years! While in a  call just go to the \"Voice Recorder\" app and hit record! :-)\n\n\n\n\nI  think on some phones it will play a beep every few seconds to the person  you are calling so that they are aware that the call is being recorded.  You don't hear the beeps in the recording though.","2010-03-30T12:05:25","2010-08-11T01:42:57","cirrus",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6644,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Pepe, Please elaborate on your IDEA.  You can not just tape someone without them knowing.  Some countries, that is illegal.\n\n\n\n\nSo, I think that we would appreciate a better understanding of what you want, because right now, it is not clear.  I also noticed that you put \"can you tell me (&iquest;Espa&ntilde;ola?). This is an international forum and we welcome IDEAs and please don not worry about your English.  I am from the USA and my English isn't always clear either, but we will try to help with getting your IDEA voted on :) !\n\n\n\n\nHere is my best attempt to explain Susana's concern. \n\n\n\n\nLa problema potential con esta IDEA es porque hay muchas sistemas legales en el mundo que tu IDEA no es legale.  Personas no peudes recordar conversationes sin permisione de the otra persona.  I hope that my spanish make some sense. \n\n\n\n\nGracias y si tu tienes explanationes de tu IDEA que hacerlo mas facil comprender, es beuno y tienemos ayudarte.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-18T12:56:53","2010-03-18T12:56:53","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7059,"Mobile applications",null,"Facebook SYNC, Birthdays, Photos and etc and minimum hardware for s60","I love nokia. :P\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI am sure there a lot of people who want to have the same nokia experiance like i have a n95 for a long time and now i have an e72. hardware makes a huge difference such a fixed processer for s60 3rd and 1ghz for 5th\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nand\n\n\n\n\nfacebook, basically we want an application that can sync the contacts to my calander for birthdays and photos for my contacts when they call. and manual sync. so we can sync a contact who has a different name in my phone and has a different name on facebook. like hermes for n900 that kind of app.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nhermes for symbian perhaps??? ","2010-04-13T20:34:51","2010-04-13T20:34:51","TimmyJan",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,7069,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Timmy welcome.  You IDEA is very good, but has already been submitted and is under expert review.  I sit OK to clear this IDEA?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nPleae continue IDEAs and suggestions and making Symbian Foundation a leader in mobile applications and functionality. Thanks","2010-04-14T18:59:30","2010-04-14T18:59:29","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7315,"Mobile functionality",null,"ttls/eap-PAP on Symbian^3","I have an E72 and before this I had a N97, neither of these had the capability to connect to my work's Wifi network becasue they lack the TTLS/EAP-PAP protocol.\n\n\n\n\nBeing part of the EDUROAM network this is very frustrating, and it prevents me from using other university's networks too!","2010-05-02T13:03:13","2010-05-04T11:20:31","alchemistirm",0,0,"Closed",0,0]
[null,7324,{"$nulls":3},"Nokia Wlan supports TTLS/EAP-PAP protocol.\n\n\n\n\n1- Settings - EAP-TTLS authent. methods\n\n\n\n\n2- Settings - EAP-TTLS settings\n\n\n\n\n3-  Settings - Plain MSCHAPV2 settings\n\n\n\n\n4-  Settings - EAP-MSCHAPV2 settings","2010-05-02T19:33:40","2010-11-16T06:31:58","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7571,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","Built in IM should fetch settings automatically like it does for email accounts","Built in IM should fetch settings automatically like it does for email accounts. Currently I am using Nokia E63 and I wasted a lot of time just to configure built in IM for my chat accounts but even after spending so much of time and even contacting Nokia, I was unable to do so. This is the era of facebooking and tweetering and I think mobile handsets should be equipped with all the features of Instant messaging and which also should be easily configurable.","2010-05-15T12:03:16","2010-05-15T12:03:16","guguxpress",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,1]
[null,7572,{"$nulls":3},"If you are referring to Nokia Messaging (messaging.nokia.com); then this comment belogs to them. If you are referring to the IM/IM+ app, ths too is Nokia-related and should be placed on their support forums.\n\nIn terms of the Symbian Foundation, the Social Media Framework that is being developed for Symbian^3 and beyond addresses this. This framework is not being backported to prevous Symbian versions, and so it would be up to developers of IM apps to take this feature request into consideration for development. Maybe there's a way that the Foundation can help in terms of influence, but they don't own or maintain the Symbian platform prior to Symbian^1 and so this might be a prob.","2010-05-15T14:39:21","2010-05-15T14:39:21","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7621,{"$nulls":3},"If you are referring to Nokia - Please download Nokia Messaging for Social Network from Nokia Betalabs.- \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nhttp://goo.gl/cdwf\n\n\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-05-18T10:08:32","2010-05-18T10:10:39","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7827,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Recent Programs list in Taskmanager","What's the difference between \"Recent Programs\" and Taskmanager?\n\n\n\n\nTaskmanager only shows active apps while \"Recent Programs\" shows all visited apps in chronological order no matter if they are no longer active or terminated.\n\n\n\n\nThere are some big apps that we closed or the system automatically terminated but we still wanna use it often.  If we rely on taskmanager then that program won't get displayed especially if memory is low.  On the other hand, \"Recent Programs\" will simply list everything regardless of the memory condition and I find it very very usable in Android and the upcoming iPhone OS 4.\n\n\n\n\nFinally, it's important that the list should restore when the device is restarted so that we don't have to populate our favorite apps again.","2010-06-01T06:48:57","2010-06-01T09:28:13","BoyBawang",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,1]
[null,8060,{"$nulls":3},"I would like to add the a popular Symbian app called \"Handy Taskman\" Lists all programs that were recently executed and it just marks the ones that are currently running.  My proposal goes further by remembering the list when the device is restarted.","2010-06-21T05:07:21","2010-06-21T05:07:21","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7841,{"$nulls":3},"So would the idea that you are proposing be that we can mark an app as a favorite, and then it would appear always on the task manager, whether it was running or not?","2010-06-01T19:13:51","2010-06-02T02:06:58","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7853,{"$nulls":3},"I don't think - this would be helpful - it will create mess around current task manager.","2010-06-02T08:10:10","2010-06-02T10:23:16","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8339,"Mobile applications",null,"Partnering with Software as a Service, On-demand apps, Cloud Computing Firms","To begin with access to corporate email and phone directory would be nice.  From there one can offer CRM apps possibly with a social networking twist that I have brought up in a previous post.  Sales force automation for field reps and consultants.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nImagine yourself as an account rep or consultant at a customer site that has a problem with your product or service.  Wouldn't it be productive to have access to say, the last 10 interactions you have had with the customer on your smartphone.  As well as access to your companies knowledge base with information concerning other customers who have had similar problems, and how they were resolved.\n\n\nAgain in this business to business setting it would probably be prudent to target a vertical niche to gain initial adoption.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThe challenge for your organization is how to tie existing customer service with mobile devices.\n\n\n\n\nIntegrate  the Symbian platform with these paradigms - on-demand apps, SaaS Software as a Service, and cloud computing.\n\n\n\n\nTwo companies I follow here in the U.S. are Workday.com and Salesforce.com which offer business applications in the 'cloud'.  NetSuite and Rightnow also offer cloud services, initially CRM.\n\n\n\n\nWorkday for the iPhone offers self-service to enterprise business applications.\n\n\n\n\nMobile workers can submit approvals, manage personal to-do lists, and view the status of their submitted requests, such as past expense reports.\n\n\n\n\nAnyone can browse their corporate directory right from their mobile, eliminating the need to navigate complex voicemail systems just to make a call. With the integration to iPhone capabilities, calling or emailing the right person is simply one touch away.\n\n\n\n\nIncluded free with Workday Solutions.\n\n\n\n\nSalesforce.com's Cloud mobile capabilities keep you connected. With instant access on your handheld device, you can log calls, respond to hot leads, and access vital information like opportunities and dashboards wherever you are. And with Chatter for your mobile device, boost productivity with all business information coming to you, making team collaboration easy to seal the deal quickly.  Offered for iPhone and Blackberry.\n\n\n\n\nWith NetSuite for iPhone, a native iPhone application available from the App Store, business users have on-the-go, personalised access to NetSuite's integrated business management suite, including real-time dashboards and reports; customer, sales, and financial data; calendar management.  Also offered for windows mobile and blackberry.\n\n\n\n\nRightNow CX, the customer experience suite, enables you to engage and support your customers no matter what mobile web enabled device they prefer. Whether they access the web via smartphones, game consoles, tablets, or GPS systems, with RightNow, you can quickly deliver the same exceptional customer service.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nProvides mobile self-service, enabling customers to search for help, view answers, rate answers, and see related questions\n\n\nDelivers a web chat  interface built specifically for mobile devices (Available August 2010) \n\n\nHelps customers find the right answers with a mobile optimized guide, using question branches to guide them to the appropriate answer or resolution (Available August 2010)\n\n\nAllows customers to submit an email from their smartphones (Available August 2010)\n\n\nThe mobile experience is fully brandable and tailorable\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nI think I'll do one of those gigabyte research texts on the Mobile Cloud.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-07-13T11:11:50","2010-07-13T13:01:04","Mesenburg",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,8595,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Why not we able to suggest idea to other member","Whenever we found an interesting idea, why not we able to suggest it to other members. If this happen, I believe many ideas been introduce by others instead we navigate ourselves one by one.","2010-07-27T23:33:49","2010-08-03T18:04:37","lawrence27",0,0,"Closed",1,0]
[null,8599,{"$nulls":3},"We should sharing ideas we think it is good with our friends..","2010-07-28T00:37:13","2010-07-28T00:37:13","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9363,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","Show and sort contacts by companys","Hi,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nwe are using the Nokia C5 with MailForExchange and we have many Contacts. We wich to show and sort the contacts by companys.\n\n\n\n\nAlso another feature is to sync the goups (f.e. customers) which are used in the Exchange-Server.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nKind regards\n\n\n\n\nDirk Laubisch","2010-09-07T11:47:37","2010-10-13T10:53:55","Lubcke80",0,99.99,"Expert review",36,0]
[null,10643,"Symbian Foundation","Increase device usage","recovery deleted msg s ","Its so georgeious , if creat an application which by using transfer data from bluetooth , had the great ability to recover deleted msgs and contacts and logs from others by symbian. Its a progressive vergion of ftp jar in mighty symbian OS.\n\n","2010-11-24T15:57:23","2010-11-24T15:57:23","master56",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,660,"Symbian Foundation","Improve the running of Symbian","Public display of top 10 best / worst per area wrt Symbian","In a spirit of openness air the good and bad things about Symbian (as decided by the site members) right up there on the website for all to see.\n\n\n\n\nCreate a number of categories areas wrt Symbian (arbitrary to start off with, can be altered later) such as APIs, signing, tools, documentation, website, codebase, processes, license, etc.\n\n\n\n\nPut a system in place such that anyone who has access to the site can put in a suggestion for best / worst thing about that area. Automatically create a discussion thread for each (in the manner of this ideas site) to allow discussion of each.\n\n\n\n\nAllow each user a limited number of votes (say 10) per month to vote on items in these catagories.\n\n\n\n\nDisplay top 10 best / worst items as voted on in each area. The forum threads should discuss how these can be celebrated and extended for good things and improved for bad things.\n\n\n\n\nFollowing on from David&apos;s latest post we can see that these things are already discussed by people so why not organise these discussions and get the opinions out there in the open?","2009-05-17T01:10:30","2010-06-11T15:36:37","dadurant",0,20.62,"Closed",2,7]
[null,669,{"$nulls":3},"Absolutely not.\n\n\n\n\nYes we are open to people who want to use our infrastructure to criticise us (hopefully as positive challenge but open even to just negative ranting).\n\n\n\n\nWe don&apos;t have to turn this openness into a big sign that says \"Kick Me\", and definitely not adding \"Sensitive Spot of the Month\". I suspect we would even be mocked for the \"10 best\" part of the suggestion, and that they would also attract very negative responses.","2009-05-18T13:40:43","2009-05-18T13:44:54","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,696,{"$nulls":3},"Sorry, voting against this idea.\n\n\n\n\nIn theory it&apos;s a good idea, very much in the spirit of Open Source, but in practise I don&apos;t believe it&apos;s the best use of limited time, budget and resources right now. Usually I&apos;d be neutral in this kind of cases, but William&apos;s \"Sensitive Spot of the Month\" was too hilarious. My mind was set :)","2009-05-20T08:08:07","2009-05-22T09:38:39","JOM",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1940,"Mobile applications",null,"PhotoTwister","Twist faces in a photo to funny faces.\n\n","2009-10-27T13:08:26","2010-06-14T11:21:34","Henrik_Winberg",0,81.76,"Closed",6,1]
[null,2196,"Mobile applications",null,"FUN: Is the one in the cam nice?","This app is a fun app. Take a photo of a person. \nthe app calculates the attractiveness of the face.\nif the one smiles, has smiling eyes, no double chin, normal nose, + some random.\nthe one might be nice.\nif the one has assymetric downward pointing mouth corners, ....\nthen he is ugly.\n\nthe software can be very complex but also simple. \nI am not talking about a scientific app, more the fun side.\neg. try to make the nicest face you can or the worst and compete with your friends.\n:-)  \n%-[\n\n","2009-10-30T19:30:01","2010-06-15T11:03:57","Captayne",0,14.14,"Closed",1,7]
[null,5305,{"$nulls":3},"Cool!! It Is exactly that kind of thing that is lacking in Symbian platform! That is a great Idea!","2010-02-07T19:22:10","2010-02-07T19:22:10","Fernandez_88",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2708,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","Apps and technical ideas are rewarded and recognized.  Are business, site, and foundation ideas recognized, and how?","I have made many comments on making this site and Symbian Foundation more efficient or popular.  Many will not comment, as they work for you and they do not want to put their name to feedback which is candid, as they may fear retribution.  How are business and site innovations recognized?","2009-11-18T16:47:46","2009-11-19T14:11:12","ginau",0,0,"Done!",0,0]
[null,2752,{"$nulls":3},"I don&#39;t know why you think that candid feedback from Symbian Foundation staff will lead to &quot;retribution&quot;. We have the normal human instinct to consider saying nothing rather than saying something negative, but most of us can overcome that :-). I believe that those kinds of suggestions are the easiest to implement, and suggestions about improving this site are generally the quickest ones to get actioned.","2009-11-19T11:01:37","2009-11-19T11:01:37","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2755,{"$nulls":3},"William, thanks for your humor and response.  I really enjoy this site, as it is an &quot;open&quot; forum, which will get you the most candid and sometimes not so pleasant feedback.  I admire the approach.  I have managed many people in the U.S. and globally, and believe it or not, at times, people choose not to say anything,even when given such a wonder chance to &quot;make an impact&quot; on their Foundation, as they fear for their job or that they will go against the &quot;wrong person&quot;.  I comment, as I do not work for you, and I am just foolish, or old-fashioned, and I am in the category of, &quot;just will not be quiet.&quot; ;] Oh well, if any of my words help than I am happy!","2009-11-19T12:00:58","2009-11-19T12:00:58","ginau",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2769,{"$nulls":3},"I&#39;m closing this idea because it&#39;s a question and not an idea.  I think William&#39;s answer covers the original question.","2009-11-19T14:10:49","2009-11-20T16:50:55","markw",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3220,"Mobile applications",null,"Voice Diary","Build a voice diary application that allow mobile user (could be blind people) to record their diary. This application must have additional fully voice controls for operation and voice reply feature (for blind people). It allow user to record multiple voice notelet to tag on the diary at the same time it also allow each of the voice notelet with the tag key or voice tag. It is an simple but very user friendly with fully voice operated voice diary.","2009-12-05T15:31:43","2010-03-25T13:24:59","lawrence27",0,43.8,"Closed",4,2]
[null,3638,{"$nulls":3},"Imaging right now already have some people using voice recorder to record their find out or diary. You even can seen from the movie or some series, some scientist or inspector use voice to record their day to day works. Why not our mobile phone provide these feature and more organized way.","2009-12-17T11:04:32","2010-03-14T12:00:29","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3269,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Lawrence, \n\n thank you for the ideas you have been inputting.  I see you have also posted a voice clock http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=3221 \n\n it may be that there are many different ideas that would come under one central idea (i.e Accesibility application or phone) Gina has posted an idea regarding multiple preset reminders here http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=2934 if you could edit one of your ideas and include either idea into it that would be great.\n\n\n thank you","2009-12-07T13:00:39","2009-12-18T00:21:02","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5524,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Please add ability to force close/skip notification just like uiq3","Hello, in S50v5 if i get notification on the screen, i can do nothing. i must wait for it to dissapear/timeout.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nit will be neat the behavior is changed to become like Symbian UIQ3. There a \"Continue\" button on the bottom of the notification. so i can close/hide/skip that notification instantly. no need to wait.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nnot really an urgent, but this will be near :) :)","2010-02-15T05:27:09","2010-02-15T05:27:09","orangpelupa",0,100,"Voting and discussion",3,0]
[null,5780,"Mobile applications",null,"Helmet Hearing aid","I'm a motorcyclist. And a music/radio listener.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWhen I walk into office or a cafe most of the time I'm still wearing my helmet with the in-ear headphones underneath. As of that I can't hear anyone speaking to me very well. Also when driving slowly and there's some other sound source (Pedestrians/Toll gate\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI'd love an application which would send the sound captured by my phone's microphone to the headset attached to that phone (may be a wired headset as well as a bluetooth headset.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI'd guess it needs just 2 functions: Switch On/Off and Volume.","2010-02-21T02:04:34","2010-02-21T02:04:34","ExploWareNL",0,100,"Voting and discussion",1,1]
[null,6108,{"$nulls":3},"Can be implemented - But please don't use your Phone while Driving.","2010-03-01T16:55:09","2010-03-01T17:20:59","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,1]
[null,6548,"Mobile applications",null,"Find An ATM","An App that tell you the nearest cash point(s) from your current location","2010-03-15T09:35:19","2010-07-18T17:41:17","rickyg",0,77.05,"Closed",3,1]
[null,6774,{"$nulls":3},"Hello, ovi maps has find a bank/ATM machine?  Does this only work in USA?  If it does than we should fix that.....If it works every where, than we should discussion is done.","2010-03-25T13:05:52","2010-03-25T13:05:52","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6576,{"$nulls":3},"This would be very handy","2010-03-15T17:33:48","2010-03-15T17:33:47","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6603,{"$nulls":3},"I think Susana Posada you are correct - Its hard to do that - Ricky Gharu I suggest you to use Google Maps on you Symbian device - and its free \n\n\n\n\n\n\nget it from here - http://m.google.com/maps \n\n\n \n\n\nRicky Gharu :- As the app is available to find nearest cash point(s) from your current location :- Please refine you idea - or we have to Close it.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-17T03:34:53","2010-03-17T03:34:53","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6611,{"$nulls":3},"Fakhre, you have suggested to use Google Maps, but that is only a solution to the idea.  There isn't an app that exists for Symbian (That I know of) that locates the nearest ATMs.  I have found that Mastercard have recently released an ATM finder app.  I suggest we do not close this idea.","2010-03-17T10:43:20","2010-03-25T04:12:37","Susana",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,6804,"Mobile applications",null,"lite version of symbian3 for current devices","Hi friends,\n The current symbian1 devices should get upgrade for\n symbian3 and for that I think that with a full version of symbian3 a\n lite version should also be made that would have limited amount of\n home screens (I think 2 would be enough, that can be customized by user according to his/her use)","2010-03-26T17:27:00","2010-03-28T07:34:56","tigerfire25",0,57.32,"Voting and discussion",6,2]
[null,6831,{"$nulls":3},"I think your Idea falls under this one-\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nMake Symbian to be upgradable\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=1996 \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI my word you want Symbian^3 GUI on Symbian^1 devices - Am I correct...!","2010-03-29T17:18:04","2010-03-31T12:33:41","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7316,"Mobile applications",null,"TeamViewer (remote controlling computers)","Hi,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThere is a very very good software to control computers. It's called \"TeamViewer\" and is found on www.teamviewer.com. Currently there is apps to use teamviewer on Iphones but not for symbian-based phones.\n\n\n\n\nThe software if free of use for non commercial usage, so private persons can use it free of charge as well. This is really something that all travelers and computer/tech people will find VERY useful.\n\n\n\n\nThis is a \"must use\" app for travelers who needs access to the office from around the world.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nBest regards","2010-05-02T13:04:01","2010-05-02T13:04:00","borg",0,100,"Voting and discussion",5,0]
[null,9937,{"$nulls":3},"This may be done if such feature will be added to e.g. Ovi Suite and after internet connection and with computer turned on with Ovi Suite this should be possible\n\n\n\n\nIt's more possible than porting TeamViewer into symbian","2010-10-08T12:08:14","2010-10-08T12:08:14","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8596,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Music Player with Online Flash based Music Playlist","Enhance existing Symbian Music Player to be able to create online flash based music play-list sources from youtube.com for any official music video and etc. This player could be or may not support video streaming but most important is supporting by huge database server (youtube.com). We almost can find any latest music, clips, and etc. on there. A simple play-list interface with playback button will do!\nThese is already some web site provide such feature, it is not so difficult to implement. The idea is so simple but it works! You can check it out these sources like (MixPod, FlashWidgetz, SourceForge, Adobe Sample, MyFlashFetish, and etc.)","2010-07-28T00:22:24","2010-07-28T00:22:24","lawrence27",0,100,"Voting and discussion",3,0]
[null,8600,{"$nulls":3},"@ Not even need to download any song\n\nThe source could be from other like MySpace, etc.. Imaging youtube already is huge online database.\n\n\n@ Play anything for any purpose\n\nYou can play anything, just need internet connection to connect to youtube to watch any video clips, for any purposes. Education, Music, How-to, movie, live, etc.\n\n\n@ Sample playlist from mixpod.","2010-07-28T00:38:25","2010-10-15T15:15:36","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1941,"Mobile applications",null,"PhotoCool","Add different effects on your captured face, like hats or lipstick...","2009-10-27T13:10:28","2010-06-14T11:18:34","micheal_nilsson",0,42.77,"Closed",1,1]
[null,2453,"Symbian Foundation","Improve the running of Symbian","Have a mailing list which reports all Mercurial commits on developer.symbian.org","We should add something to the live Mercurial repositories on developer.symbian.org which emails the description of every commit to a mailing list (see Karl Fogel&#39;s section on &quot;Commit Emails&quot; - http://producingoss.com/en/vc.html#commit-emails ).\n\nThe massive &quot;bulk delivery&quot; commits we currently get will mean that we need to omit the diff listings from many of the commits, but at least we could see the committer, the commit description and the list of files.","2009-11-10T15:44:06","2010-02-23T12:01:31","william_roberts",0,100,"Being done",2,0]
[null,5833,{"$nulls":3},"That looks as if it had been implemented","2010-02-23T10:37:40","2010-02-23T12:02:16","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3221,"Mobile applications",null,"Voice Clock","Build a voice reading clock to telling blind people date, time or other information like temperature, clock on different time zone.","2009-12-05T15:40:27","2010-06-15T11:27:17","lawrence27",0,96.79,"Closed",13,1]
[null,3251,{"$nulls":3},"This is similar to post http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=2934.  I too am interested in accesibility features, but this has already been suggested.","2009-12-07T08:37:46","2010-03-12T13:27:24","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4793,{"$nulls":3},"SF mod team. There is a major interest in accessibility.  Perhaps focus group should be started.","2010-01-24T07:09:50","2010-03-14T16:32:09","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3477,"Mobile applications",null,"Smart dictionnaries","In my Contacts book I have a Friend wich name is Christophe. When I would to send him a message in using T9, his name is not recognized. It's strange because he's in my contacts. I wish that the phones memorize automatically the name/sentencses from the contacts. Thanks to this I can save some precious times!","2009-12-14T16:08:18","2010-06-14T20:37:34","craig",0,100,"Closed",5,0]
[null,5525,"Mobile applications",null,"Add ability for task manager to close all apps, just like in uiq3","hello,\n\n\n\n\nmany times i found on my S60v5 device that i left many, many application running in background.\n\n\n\n\nclosing 10apps one by one is a hassle.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nit will be neat if the task manager can close all background apps, or just end task all. Just like we found in Symbian UIQ3 device :)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nthis simple feature should be easy for Symbian Foundation to add on the next FW update right? (at least that wht i think :p )\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nthanks, and sorry my bad english","2010-02-15T05:31:24","2010-02-17T18:52:49","orangpelupa",0,100,"Done!",3,0]
[null,6805,"Mobile applications",null,"side scrollable messages interface(with swiping)","while reading sms msgs on my 5800xm its really difficult to scroll from a msg to another, pressing back and opening next msg is easier. I hope we will be able to side scroll through msgs in symbian3. like we just swipe left or right for next or previous message. thats the IDEA.","2010-03-26T17:47:02","2010-03-28T07:26:32","tigerfire25",0,100,"Voting and discussion",6,0]
[null,6811,{"$nulls":3},"You need to update the software using Nokia Software updater dude. The UI has been improved and response times are quicker.","2010-03-27T14:33:43","2010-03-27T15:38:01","kush4l",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7317,"Mobile functionality",null,"Streamlined Networking.","Somehow, destinations is not consistent enough to provide a seemless experience for users. My E72 still asks me which destination (in some occasions, which access point) i want to use.\n\n\n\n\nIt will be much better for it to AUTOMATICALLY connect to any known WLAN network. The only thing our concept Symbian device/platform should EVER ask is \"Search for WLAN Network or Use Data (EDGE/3G/3.5G/4G)?\"\n\n\n\n\nAlso, if the device attempts to connect to the data network, it should prioritize to connect to the faster network available (unlike with my present device, which when in dual mode would usually connect to EDGE networks instead of the better HSDPA).","2010-05-02T15:21:31","2010-05-02T15:21:31","anthonyvila",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,8279,{"$nulls":3},"U.S. \n\n\n\n\nQualcoms' Long Term Evolution LTE - Verizon (Vodafone), AT&amp;T\n\n\n\n\nIntels' WiMAX Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access - Sprint\n\n\n\n\nForget T-Mobile","2010-07-10T23:53:08","2010-07-10T23:53:08","Mesenburg",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8853,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","&quot;Select profile field in the new meeting setup","Adding a \"select profile\" field when entering a new meeting into the calendar would be useful because that way users wouldn't have to check if their phone is silenced during an important meeting.\n\n\n\n\nThe chosen profile would become effective at the beginning of the meeting and it would turn back to default profile after the meeting ends.","2010-08-18T21:25:23","2010-08-18T21:25:23","rgnand1",0,100,"Voting and discussion",3,0]
[null,1174,"Mobile functionality","Developer stuff","Phonegap app development for Symbian","Reasons to add a phonegap API layer to the Symbian platform :\n\n\n\nSimplify migration from iPhone and other mobile platforms.\nProvide standard API to web developers that includes geolocation, accelerometer, camera, notification, contacts, file IO, SMS, phone, maps, and audio.\nProvide access to more phone capabilities to web developers.\nOpen up the Symbian platform to additional web developers who significantly outnumber those capable of doing native development.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nFrom http://www.phonegap.com :\n\n\n\n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\n\nWhy PhoneGap?\n\n\nAn express goal of the PhoneGap project is for the project to not       exist. We believe in the web and devices should too. The web is moving       off the desktop and into the pockets of people all over the world.       Phones are the new window to the internet and, currently, they are       second class. PhoneGap aims to move your device to a nice first class       window. With a foot rest. Maybe a pillow.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\nSimple\n\n\nAs simple as HTML, CSS and JavaScript. Software development is hard     work. Device integration should be simple so you can focus on the     application you are building instead of authoring complex     compatibility layers. PhoneGap aims to solve device integration by web     enabling devices native functionality with open standards.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\nDevice Agnostic\n\n\nThe Apple iPhone, Google Android and various Blackberry models boast     large screens and powerful device capability. Web enabling these     devices in a consistant platform saves the developer from having to     implement logic in three different software development paradigms.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------","2009-06-22T21:41:23","2010-06-11T15:28:29","paulb",0,96.19,"Closed",4,2]
[null,1176,{"$nulls":3},"I had the pleasure of watching Brian LeRoux, one of the PhoneGap founders, give a talk at the DevDay for Mobile 2.0 EU in Barcelona last week.\n\n\n\n\nIt was a tour de force.  He&apos;s a great speaker (a \"developer&apos;s developer\") and the content was compelling too.\n\n\n\n\nPreviously, Joe Neale heard something about PhoneGap at a meeting somewhere in London, came back to HQ and told me about it, and my (rather jaded) response was \"this is too good to be true\".  But from the presentation I saw, I could start to understand how it all works.  I told Brian after the presentation that my reaction had been, before, \"this is too good to be true\" and he replied, \"Yes, you&apos;re right, it&apos;s too good to be true - but it&apos;s true!\"\n\n\n\n\nSo I&apos;ll be very happy to see PhoneGap running on the Symbian Platform.\n\n\n\n\nWhat&apos;s less clear is what we in Symbian need to do to make that happen.  The PhoneGap people seem already to be working on a Symbian port.  (Their system sits on top of WebKit.)","2009-06-22T23:55:44","2009-06-24T08:52:39","dw2",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1942,"Mobile applications",null,"sharing","wish to share homescreen/wallpaper with friends- relatives over GSM network.  More than just text also includes graphics/pictures/photos.","2009-10-27T13:17:24","2010-06-03T14:14:50","MariuszLasek",0,72.91,"Closed",3,1]
[null,2020,{"$nulls":3},"Hi, Mariusz. You&#39;ll want to investigate the ability to send files from the File Manager application via e-mail, or MMS given that this functionality already exists in shipping handsets. Amazingly, you can even add metadata such as a subject, and multiple destinations, as well as attach images and other types of files.","2009-10-27T22:15:07","2009-10-27T22:15:42","vmlemon",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3222,"Mobile applications",null,"Mobile Customer Relationship Management (CRM)","develop a mobile customer relationship management (CRM) application where it able to synchronized from server through internet. This application would able for you to do exactly CRM capable features. Except it has the offline mobile database to store all customer relation information.","2009-12-05T15:48:34","2010-06-15T11:27:44","lawrence27",0,0,"Closed",0,1]
[null,3478,"Mobile applications",null,"Physically Delete all music files in a PLAYLIST","Not all songs are good. Whenever I hear a horrible song in my phone I immediately assign it to a playlist called \"All Music that sucks\".\n\n\n\n\nOver time I managed to assign 100+ of bad songs in that playlist.\n\n\n\n\nOfcourse my purpose is to delete them all at once to save storage space. But how?\n\n\n\n\nNote: Deleting the playlist won't delete the files in the storage.\n\n\n\n\nI propose an option to physically delete the files belonging to that playlist.\n\n\n\n\nThis idea is more effective if you can assign scores while the music is playing. For example you score 5 stars for good songs and 1 star for bad songs. When done, you simply delete all songs belonging to playlist \"1 star\".","2009-12-14T16:17:59","2010-10-14T17:56:55","BoyBawang",0,100,"Expert review",31,0]
[null,8070,{"$nulls":3},"If not delete, then at least an option to group the somewhere so you can decide latter what to do to these craps.","2010-06-21T06:11:56","2010-06-21T06:11:56","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4505,{"$nulls":3},"being able to delete the \"music that sucks\" right away would be great also.","2010-01-16T17:47:55","2010-01-16T17:47:55","Derick",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3482,{"$nulls":3},"Boy Bawang,\n\n\n\n\n I am laughing so hard!  You have a great IDEA and I hate music that \"sucks\" too .  I support your folder \"MUSIC THAT SUCKS\" and am now stealing your IDEA for that, and will add that to my playlist too.  Lastly, I support dumping that file in some easy manner also.  Your system seems at least something to start a good discussion.......","2009-12-14T17:05:35","2009-12-15T01:49:20","ginau",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,10653,{"$nulls":3},"Also if I want to share a playlist content (the actual mp3 files) to someone via USB.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThey could add a new item to the SEND menu in the Player: Send To a Folder","2010-11-26T17:59:08","2010-11-26T17:59:08","martin3x",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4780,{"$nulls":3},"Indeed the multimedia player needs a revamp.","2010-01-23T20:12:39","2010-01-23T20:12:39","kensai",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4528,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Derick,\n\n\n\n\n  Yeah I wish that too.\n\n\n\n\n  For the meantime just group all of that sucky music in a playlist.  Maybe someone can find a PC utility that can physically delete all music linked by that playlist.  anyone?","2010-01-17T07:01:56","2010-01-17T07:01:56","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3990,"Mobile applications",null,"Some ideas","Views and improvement advice concerning S60 5th edition (Symbian)\n\n\n \n\n\nI have tested both Nokia 5800 XpressMusic and Sony Ericsson Satio which both has the operational system S60 5th edition (Symbian) which is a very good operating system. No product is however so good that there be not any improvement potential. Below, my advice that I tried follows to batch after function. The proposals are paid from SE Satio but majority is the same for Nokia 5800 XpressMusic what I interpret as that they consult together with the operating system S60 5th edition. \n\n\n \n\n\nTelephone languages\n\n\n \n\n\n&uuml;  There is no automatic inquiry about telephone language when you start the telephone.\n\n\n \n\n\nNotes\n\n\n \n\n\n&uuml;  There is not possible to put so much information in a note, the memory capacity would need to be increased. \n\n\n&uuml;  It should go to sort notes in for example letter order.\n\n\n \n\n\nContacts\n\n\n \n\n\n&uuml;  As regards contacts, standard that it will does not function. Ex if you want to choose a certain telephone number as standard.\n\n\n \n\n\nTasks\n\n\n \n\n\n&uuml;  Not optimum that the information is stored in the calendar. It is better that they where stored separate in another place. If you have many information you must scroll down in order to come to the calendar information.\n\n\n&uuml;  Being due dates in information: it would have been good if you could choose the alternative &ldquo;nothing&rdquo;as in Microsoft Outlook. \n\n\n&uuml;  Bigger storage capacity would be useful also here.\n\n\n \n\n\nCalendar\n\n\n \n\n\n&uuml;  When you save posts for example in the calendar you can choose if the synchronization will last privately, official or nobody. Private is preselected. I think you should be able to choose which one you prefer as preselected, so you don&rsquo;t have to change it for every post! It becomes many button prints nevertheless. If you do not change privately to official comes the different post offices in the calendar saved as website to stand as &rdquo;recorded&rdquo; without contents.\n\n\n&uuml;  When you click in the calendar on a date that is gray indicated (not current calendar month) relocations themselves to that date and if you then are too fast and click once more in order to the open current date is opened another date since the date relocations themselves on the display - impractical and does that you risks to enter things on wrong dates.\n\n\n&uuml;  Often it&acute;s not possible to copy the matter content in the calendar without it hangs.\n\n\n \n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nMessages\n\n\n \n\n\n&uuml;  It&acute;s only possible to change saved SMS in &ldquo;sent&rdquo; to 999 which is to little. It should not last some restriction here when it is not it in inbox.\n\n\n \n\n\n \n\n\n \n\n\n \n\n\n \n\n\nBrowser\n\n\n \n\n\n&uuml;  It&acute;s not possible to abort the browser through clicking on abort that in other programs without that you must press the red button long down right. When you since open the Internet again the old website is still left.\n\n\n&uuml;  When I write mail.sll.se in the browser I get Error 404, HTTP Web Server: Lotus Notes Exception &ndash; File does not exist! In the end its possible to log in but it says: It&acute;s not possible to use Lotus Domino Web Access 8 with the browser and when I try nevertheless to read the e-mail it closes the program down (Found browsername and found browserversion: Netscape R1BB; Mozilla/5.0 (Symbian OS/9,4; U; Series60/5.0 Profile/MIDP-2.1 Configuration/CLDC-1.1) AppleWebKit/525 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/3.0 Safari/525 SonyEricssonU1i/R1BB; Mozilla/5.0 (SymbianOS/9,4; U; Series60/5.0 Profile/MIDP-2.1 Configuration/CLDC-1.1) AppleWebKit/525 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/3.0 Safari/525)\n\n\n&uuml;  Clicking on certain preselect bookmark does not lead to any homepage.\n\n\n \n\n\n \n\n\n \n\n\n \n\n\nDuplication\n\n\n \n\n\n&uuml;  The duplication function should be able to handle at least five clippings and not only one.\n\n\n \n\n\n \n\n\nMiscellaneous\n\n\n \n\n\n&uuml;  It would be very good if you were able to change color yourself - applies when you indicate a row or such that then changes color to green &ndash; I am no friend of green unfortunately.\n\n\n&uuml;  Place services: if you start a site like that, it&acute;s almost impossible to end.\n\n\n&uuml;  I would want to be able to change icons/programs which shall be available on the desktop and in the highest and lowest row. One I believe to be called the pointing field. \n\n\n&uuml;  It would facilitate if you in a simple way could put to own words in the glossary for example through snips and to paste via pc Suite.\n\n\n&uuml;  It is missing timer in the clock.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n&uuml;  When you twist on the mobile it&acute;s a delay before the display also twists itself. \n\n\n&uuml;  If you enter Menu-Settings-Personal-Profiles-Quiet you can choose time-limit but not when you push on the on/off-button which is a bad.\n\n\n \n\n\n \n\n\nWith kind greetings\n\n\nStefan Lind\n\n\nstefan.lind@telia.com","2009-12-28T13:53:14","2010-06-10T01:41:30","stefanlind",0,0,"Closed",1,0]
[null,6656,{"$nulls":3},"@Brendan, thank you for helping make this IDEA more clear and open to community voting. \n\n\n\n\n@Stefan, please follow the instructions that Brendan states.\n\n\n\n\nThe Ideas will be better understood and they will be read if they are smaller, or bundled with a small, yet concise explanation. If you prefer to make an illustration, that would be helpful also.\n\n\n\n\nIf you can break this into sub-categories and make the title of each IDEA specific to what you want implemented, than you are more likely to get community participation and voting. Kindest regards!","2010-03-18T13:44:14","2010-04-17T17:00:26","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4013,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Stefan,\n\n\n\n\nGood ideas, but it is not really good for other users if you bundle all of the ideas into one. Some of your ideas are great and I would vote to support them. Other's are debatable, or hard to understand in the way that you've worded them. So how about splitting them up into more individual ideas? Like one titled 'larger clipboard' covering your idea to have a limit of 5 items on the clipboard instead of just one (I assume that by 'duplication function' you really mean 'copy/paste')\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-12-29T13:06:08","2009-12-29T13:06:08","brendand",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,6806,"Mobile functionality",null,"expandable sms messages","It would be very nice if we could just expand all or unread messages in inbox so then we just scroll down and read them","2010-03-26T17:52:07","2010-03-26T17:52:07","tigerfire25",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,1]
[null,7318,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","calendar to read birthday information from contacts and calculate the age automaticly","There is already birthday information that can be add in to the contacts same as email and phone numbers. But devices do not use that information to anything. It should be able to read that information from contacts and display it automatic in device calendar and remind user about it.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAlso would be nice if it displays the age (can calculate from year information if user has add that to birthday info). Make it for S^3 already!","2010-05-02T17:31:54","2010-10-11T10:44:32","dspayre",0,100,"Expert review",39,0]
[null,10009,{"$nulls":3},"I'd like to have this!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-09T09:02:54","2010-10-09T09:02:53","Tallert",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8086,"Symbian Foundation",null,"distributed computing requires a distributed operating system","Let me describe the idea, then present a solution.\n\n\n \n\n\nThe model of Communicating Sequential Processes is adequate for Remote Procedure Call and the usual client-server communication. However, applications of our time need abstractions for distributed computing. The model of Communicating Concurrent Processes allows processes to communicate in a manner conceptually similar to sending emails to one another. Furthermore, processes can make Remote Asynchronous Calls.\n\n\nAn operating system is strongly distributed when its processes can travel live from node to node. This is also known as Autonomous Agents with Strong Mobility.\n\n\n \n\n\nTo keep this short I will not explain how these abstractions can solve the unsolved or partially solved problems of our time. Instead I will present the solution.\n\n\n \n\n\nThe self-contained distributed operating system Z47 is about 500K in size and is the required infrastructure for the abstractions mentioned earlier, among many others. Confusing Z47 with the virtual machine technology of the sixties is normal at the time of this writing.\n\n\nNow, an engineer sees the abstractions at the language level. For that, Z++ is a superset of C++, which evolves C++ into a distributed language. Furthermore, Z++ Visual allows development and testing of Z++ applications on Windows and Linux desktops alike.\n\n\n \n\n\nSo, why is Z47 not available for Symbian?\n\n\n \n\n\nIt only takes about 3 months to make Z47 available for any handheld device. Basically, one needs engineers familiar with the development tools for the target platform and the system calls for the drawing of the Graphical User elements and other related device features such as touch-screen. However, after making Z47 available for Windows Mobile and the old Palm OS we realized that without the support of the device vendor it takes too long before developers actually hear about the wonders of Z47 and Z++ Visual.\n\n\n \n\n\nIn closing this comment, I should mention that it is not possible to describe two decades of intense research and development in a few paragraphs. Nonetheless, I hope I have said enough so a reader can check the idea for himself/herself and see how it would help in creating breakthrough distributed application for end-to-end enterprise solutions involving a modern device with the established OS of Symbian.","2010-06-22T23:54:22","2010-06-22T23:54:22","zorabi",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,9366,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Auto Complete While Dialing Phone Number","Our phone should be able to retrieve the contact while we dialing numbers, it provide auto complete feature as well showing the contact person's name.\n\nSo we do not need to search for contact numbers in phone book, just remember the most often called front prefix numbers for our closest friends and family.\n\nIt also help us to remember numbers and improve our memory, instead rely on phone book and nothing remember after all.","2010-09-07T14:21:39","2010-09-14T16:39:45","lawrence27",0,100,"Done!",3,0]
[null,9367,{"$nulls":3},"@ Fast\n\nOnly 2 steps needed, (1) dial few numbers, (2) select which number then call\n\n\n@ Straightforward\n\nJust dial \"123\", then it will show all numbers starting at \"123\" like \"1239876543\", \"1238877766\", etc.\n\n\n@ Better\n\nNo more launching phone book, enter name, scroll down look for contact you want. It is even better than speed dial function because it no need preset speed dial index, it can be hundreds of contacts and the result is close enough if you just remember 4 combination numbers.","2010-09-07T14:33:12","2010-09-14T15:10:16","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9467,{"$nulls":3},"This feature is present in S^3 devices and forward. Depemdomg on the goals of the licensee, S60v3 and S^1 devices might also see this. But, for all intents and purposes, this feature is already existing and implementee. It is up to licensees to keep it there or refine it.","2010-09-14T16:38:53","2010-09-14T16:38:53","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10646,"Mobile applications",null,"Answering mobile app","This app would give you the option to divert an incoming call to your answering machine app and listen to the caller leaving a message on your machine, if you like you can answer the call at any time as the caller is leaving their message or just listen in on them leaving the message(they cant hear you). All calls diverted to your answering machine would be stored on your phone and can be accessed easily.Just like a real answering machine.(great if your not in the mood for talking but want to hear want someone has to say and if you like want your hearing you can then answer).","2010-11-25T16:43:03","2010-11-25T16:43:03","fergal.oreilly",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,663,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","Symbian youtube channel","Hi all,\n\n\n\n\nI&apos;ve noticed Qt has a youtube channel (http://www.youtube.com/user/QtStudios) which seems to be an ordinary youtube account where you can find a main video and a list of related videos on different topics: what they&apos;re up to, how easy it is to create Qt apps etc. People can subscribe and follow of course\n\n\n\n\nI thought it might be something that could be added to our presence on Twitter and Facebook, some kind of Symbian Foundation &apos;news&apos; channel.\n\n\n\n\nWhat do you guys think?\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-05-18T13:41:40","2009-05-18T13:41:40","salvatorer",0,100,"Done!",4,0]
[null,675,{"$nulls":3},"We have one already: http://www.youtube.com/user/symbianfoundation\n\n\n\n\nI&apos;m closing this idea, since it has been implemented even before it was proposed.\n\n\n\n\nIf you think we could make greater use of the existing Symbian Foundation channel on YouTube, then please spell out how - in a new Idea","2009-05-18T23:28:00","2009-05-19T09:50:04","dw2",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1943,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Location API","Remove the need for signing when using the Location API,\nor else !!","2009-10-27T13:17:28","2010-06-14T11:18:13","antonyhartley",0,0,"Closed",0,3]
[null,2199,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Multi touch","I believe it&#39;s even a little bit late already, not to include multi-touch functionality, when this can be found in Apples old phones and the algorithms are easily adopted. This would enable much better applications:\nZoom in/out in maps, web browsers, pictures, camera, and so on\nBetter text input\nTo name a few possibilities\n\nI know this is planned in the future versions, but it should really be done at first opportunity.\n\n*Maybe this is already implemented, but it is not an option in Omnia i8910 HD","2009-10-31T12:49:43","2010-03-23T11:20:28","sda030",0,100,"Closed",72,0]
[null,2211,{"$nulls":3},"It&#39;s something that&#39;s available but dependent upon hardware as far as I&#39;m aware - resistive touch screens cannot do multi-touch but capacitive ones can.\n\nThe i8910 has a capacitive touchscreen and has some relatively invisible multitouch features such as the typing on the softkeyboard which allows faster typing.\n\nOf course - it&#39;s a must for future top-end phones.","2009-11-01T08:38:03","2009-11-01T08:38:03","timh",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2236,{"$nulls":3},"I support the multi-touch enabler being added to the Symbian platform, but I am not informed about the intellectual property situation for this feature. I have asked Symbian&#39;s Legal team for an official statement on this particular issue and will update this idea when I learn more.\n\n-scott","2009-11-02T12:37:27","2009-11-02T12:37:27","scottw",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2774,{"$nulls":3},"Multi-touch can be done on resistive screens, but it&#39;s probably not easy or cost effective on a small mobile screen.\n\nThe problem with using multi-touch across the whole platform is that you would need all phones to have capacitive screens instead of resistive screens. There are cost implications for this. Further still, handwriting recognition can only easily be done on resistive screens. This was Nokia&#39;s main rationale for resistive screens I believe, especially with consideration to Asian markets.\n\nBy all means multi-touch would be welcome - but you need a way to operate without it as well.","2009-11-19T17:46:17","2010-03-06T12:09:44","Biggles",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2455,"Symbian Foundation","Make development easier","Have smaller repositories with independent entities in them.","It seems unusual to me that Helium and Raptor and tranasm.pl all appear in the same Mercurial repository - who is there out there that wants to work on all of these at once? Who wants to see the changelogs full of commits for something that is nothing to do with them?  Or clone 5000 files when they only want 1200?\n\nSurely there might from time to time be a need to access different versions of these things?  How will we do that if they are all in the same repository?\n\nI am looking at this from the point of view of someone cloning Raptor and doing work on it that will be pushed back - that&#39;s exactly what we are going to do.  ","2009-11-10T17:14:46","2009-11-10T17:14:45","timothymurphy",0,91.62,"Voting and discussion",12,1]
[null,2461,{"$nulls":3},"If you have smaller repositories, you end up with more of them, and that can also be annoying. I&#39;m not convinced that the tools packages represent a good compromise yet, even though they are already split at the collection level in the hierarchy for some packages. I wouldn&#39;t want to see much more subdivision on the platform code - 130+ packages is already too many for comfort. (So I didn&#39;t vote for or against this idea).","2009-11-10T21:13:48","2009-11-11T08:42:22","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2478,{"$nulls":3},"That sounds like a good idea to me.\n\nAs a Raptor developer, I wouldn&#39;t be interested in the other things like Helium etc, so why would I want to clones them and the thousands of files that they consist of? Would I even have enough space on my hard disk? I only have very limited space on my laptop :-(\n\nHave I understood correctly that \n\n(a) One cannot clone just a subdirectory of a repository with Mercurial and one has to clone the entire repository?\n(b) There is no way to filter changes?? This implies that if one team makes 20 submissions a month and another only makes one submissions every two months, the second team will be having to dig through all the first team&#39;s change history? Personally, as a developer, I would find that extremely annoying, even more so than having loads and loads of packages.\n\nI think we should be asking ourselves &quot;what do open source developers expect?&quot; rather than &quot;what&#39;s the easiest/simplest thing for me to do with all these packages?&quot; It&#39;s all about engaging with your customers and understanding how they work.","2009-11-11T08:45:33","2009-11-11T10:47:13","a.sliced.banjo",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2479,{"$nulls":3},"I supported this.  Clarifying some of Dan&#39;s points would be useful to help make a decision, but in general it&#39;s easier to write scripts to get a whole batch of separate things than it is to try to split things up that shouldn&#39;t be put together in the first place, so I&#39;d prefer to be on the too many repositories side of things than too few.  Even within the platform code there are packages that are not much more than random collections of stuff - look at Generic OS Services for instance.  However, if we can in fact manage and version bits of code within a repository independently then I don&#39;t think it really matters how many repositories there are - it&#39;s just a tools issue.\n","2009-11-11T08:51:53","2009-11-11T08:53:07","markw",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2481,{"$nulls":3},"At present both the Helium and Raptor tools are being developed quite intensively. If they are in the same repository then it makes it harder for both sets of developers to test against different versions.\n\nI was quite surprised to see this repository structure. My understanding was that &quot;build&quot; was a *collection* of packages not one single package: I thought &quot;sbsv2&quot; was a *package* containing &quot;raptor&quot;.\n\nSo, I expected to see &quot;sbsv2&quot; as a separate repository. It is a shame that it isn&#39;t, as we really would like it to be easy to deliver our developments into your repository every 2 weeks.","2009-11-11T09:44:18","2009-11-11T09:44:18","rit",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2486,{"$nulls":3},"Would it be rude to ask if these objections come from experience of using Mercurial, or just from concerns about how different it will be from your current use of Perforce? &gt; &quot;If Raptor and Helium are in the same repository, it makes it harder for both teams to test against different versions [of the other?]&quot;. Does it? Are either tools executed from the source tree, or do they have to be &quot;published&quot; into ta usable structure? Is it really so terrible to have two clones of the repository and use one for switching to different points in the development of Helium, and another for different points in the development of Raptor? How do you solve this problem today, with the tools that you currently use?","2009-11-11T10:52:53","2009-11-11T11:31:18","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2490,{"$nulls":3},"Could we separate the discussion of &quot;How to use Mercurial if you are just part of a larger repository&quot; from the original idea, which is to avoid being in that situation at all? The Forums would be a better place for the &quot;how to&quot; discussion (http://lists.symbian.org/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=49), and could end up as material in a Wiki page when it reaches a conclusion. I&#39;m not against having more repositories, but I don&#39;t think that the case has been strongly made yet, or any good criteria established for what makes a sensible split.","2009-11-11T11:36:22","2009-11-11T13:03:15","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2521,{"$nulls":3},"As a comparison, I read that Gentoo Linux has 300 developers, and over 10,000 packages. I&#39;m trying to find a link to confirm the numbers but not having that much luck.","2009-11-12T10:02:03","2009-11-12T10:02:03","a.sliced.banjo",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3223,"Mobile applications",null,"Appearance Scoring","Build a application integrated with mobile phone camera to check on person&#39;s appearance with the rating criteria like (dress colour matching, top &amp; bottom dress size matching, top &amp; bottom pattern matching and etc). All the criteria will be added as to be final score. Male or Female, Age group and etc information will be provided as based factor for criteria. The application also allow profile saving and scoring history and tagging previous dress up pictures as for references.","2009-12-05T16:03:41","2010-05-28T16:01:58","lawrence27",0,0,"Closed",0,4]
[null,3553,{"$nulls":3},"Some of people really don't have fashion sense at all will gain some benefits by getting some advice from this mobile application","2009-12-15T16:51:45","2009-12-18T00:25:28","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4503,"Mobile functionality",null,"restart function","add a restart function in the menu when you press the power button.","2010-01-16T17:31:26","2010-10-15T11:47:26","Derick",0,92.86,"Expert review",31,1]
[null,5285,{"$nulls":3},"i thought about it and then i found reboot patch for RomPacher, but its \"+\"  symbian","2010-02-06T23:29:48","2010-02-06T23:29:47","City50",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5548,{"$nulls":3},"After some debate within the foundation, the question which couldn't be answered: why is this functionality needed? The platform is designed so that it recovers memory and phones shouldn't slow down when kept running for days or weeks. In the rare event where an app needs to restart the phone, they can do so. Why would a user need to restart a phone - and if they did, would this be sufficiently frequent to merit a \"restart\" function?","2010-02-15T15:08:29","2010-02-15T15:08:29","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,9646,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing it back for community support!  ","2010-09-26T20:33:11","2010-09-26T20:33:11","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5527,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Better compatibility with old app and java using simple softkey.","Hello, in s60v5, currently if i run java game/app or old s60v3 game/app, the game/app become unusable.\nThe app/game is run, but cant press any menu bcause there no softkey.\n\nYes, for java app we can force the phone to show big softkeys. Thus making the game smaller on screen. Many games only need very few button. Like only left (options)/right (back) softkey  and 'fire' button.\nFor symbian app, we are completely stuck.\n\nSolution : \n- make volume  button act as UP/DOWN for this old app running in compatibility mode, OR\n- add invisible up down left right softkey onscreen. Upper screen = up. Left screen = left and so on.\n- . - . - . -\n\nAlso Please make symbian s60v5 behave just like symbian UIQ3 when treating Java apps/games.\n\nIn symbian uiq3, for those app that not understand touch input, the default behavior is :\n\n- add invisible softkey of bottom left (this act as menu/option) and bottom right screen (this act as back/exit/cancel). \n- pressing on 'center' of screen will give 'fire' command.\n\nThis will make old app working good without sacrivicing screen space.","2010-02-15T05:35:58","2010-02-15T05:35:58","orangpelupa",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,5535,{"$nulls":3},"I support having a way to escape from non-functional games, but can't you just use the \"Menu\" key? That's the one which switches between the Menu and Standby screens, or shows a list of running applications if you keep it pressed.","2010-02-15T10:36:07","2010-02-15T10:39:21","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5783,"Mobile functionality","User interface","customise home screen","i am using a s60 3rd edition . customize the home screen so that we can place the icons wherever we want and the user is able t set a full screen wallpaper, also increase the response speed","2010-02-21T14:05:04","2010-10-15T12:03:13","bhanumac",0,89.82,"Closed",30,1]
[null,10015,{"$nulls":3},"http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=8938\n\n\n\n\nplease merge with this","2010-10-09T09:30:38","2010-10-09T09:30:38","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9339,{"$nulls":3},"We need a highly customizable home screen. Normally people love  android and apple because they don't have to continuously tap the  keyboard or screen to select an application. So symbian must enable the  feature of placing applications on home screen.\n\n\n\n\nthis feature can be made such that we can place the application icon anywhere in the screen and the icon must be resizable(any  desired icon, not everything on the screen). provide an easy method to  customize these settings.. like a long touch (as in apple ipods)..  people will not wish to go to tools-&gt; settings-&gt;general-&gt;home screen-&gt; home screen applications-&gt; application name-&gt;icon size.\n\n\n\n\nAnother option is Rocket Dock like the one in Windows interface.\n\n\n\n\nFor non touch mobiles: give the nokia e-series interface. that is quiet good for a phone with keyboard.\n\n\n\n\nI am a symbian lover that is why i compare other products here. we just make it happen.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-09-05T19:58:32","2010-09-05T19:58:32","rajaravivarma.ar",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5857,{"$nulls":3},"The homescreen(s) will be pretty customisable in Symbian^3. Also wallpapers have been fullscreen since S60 5th Edition.","2010-02-23T16:07:53","2010-02-23T17:42:52","brendand",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7831,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Add download URL to package file","Package file \".pkg\" has a body section that contains files that will be download to the device.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWhat this section doesn't contain two critera for files source\n\n\n\n\n - files that are on the PC that creating the SIS file\n\n\n\n\n - files that can be download from external URL during installation and allowing to pass paramters to the url that retrieved from device like IMEI, IMSI, ..etc\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nOff course will have big security issues for signing an application but we can allow only to download these files as read only files and installed to specific place at the device.\n\n\n\n\nThis will help in following:\n\n\n\n\n - service providers to provide more personalized content to users\n\n\n\n\n - block some user at install time, if the user got this sis file from the right place\n\n\n\n\n - file that contains seed data that need to be updated regularly without rebuilding the sis file and off course signing agian\n\n\n\n\n - this will help in better usability, as most of user will prefer application take sometime in installation better than in initialization after first time the application one \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-06-01T07:49:59","2010-06-01T07:49:58","sameh.gerges",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,8855,"Mobile functionality",null,"Auto set to silent.","I would like to see all new busniess phone to have automatically turn to silent mode and set to vibration when the phone is place on it's screen face down on the table. It like somethings of the idea \"Do not Disturb\". It must remember it's last profile setting when turn face up. Hope this will also be on the new N8.  \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-08-19T02:21:12","2010-10-11T10:45:42","Sck",0,100,"Expert review",36,0]
[null,10002,{"$nulls":3},"Nice idea! I wonder, why it has no votes...\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-09T08:16:20","2010-10-09T08:16:20","Tallert",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2200,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","More efficient database management?","This would not at all change the user interface, but rather how the system stores all logs, calender entries, and so on, and how it finds them. I&#39;m not a developer, but I think it might have some advantages:\n\nEventlog.txt\n[dd/mm/yyyy/tt/mm/ss] (if this would be the current time-date code)\n[Type]\n[Data]\n\nwhere Type is one of these (examples):\na - Unanswered call\nb - Answered call\nc - Dialed call\nd - Failed SMS sending\ne - Failed MMS sending\nf - Internet connection established/disconnected\ng - GPS lookup\nh - Calendar event - normal entry\ni - Calendar event - birthday\nj - System crash entry\nk - Wake-up alarms (if saved in similar format\n\nand [Data] would obviously be the corresponding necessary information for those entries. This way backups would be easier, safer, encrypted if wanted, quicker lookup, better possibillities for weaving information in applications together. Listings could be made of i.e. system crashes or GPS lookups (if user allows this)\n\nI am not sure if SMS/MMS/E-mails should be saved in this registry since they usually have more information connected to them, unless developers find this to be convenient. The log might be quite bulky with this type of information inside. Pictures taken is also not needed, since information about place, settings, and such should be incorporated in the file itself.\n\nNow this would make it easier for the updated \n&quot;Adding More and Versatile Calendar Views&quot;-calendar. Since messages, pictures, videos and so on already have timestamps, they are of no concern.","2009-10-31T13:27:10","2010-07-11T05:01:00","sda030",0,0,"Closed",1,0]
[null,2204,{"$nulls":3},"Given that SQLite support is available, and has a native C++ API fa&ccedil;ade, it shouldn't be too difficult to attempt this, with the proviso that the user should still have the freedom to decide where their data is stored (i.e. either in internal Flash/on drive C:, or on a removable Flash card - as is possible with the messaging database and associated message files).\n\n\n\n\nAccounting for forwards/backwards compatibility between devices to an extent, would also be a good idea.","2009-10-31T17:14:25","2009-10-31T17:14:25","vmlemon",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3224,"Mobile applications",null,"Singing Scoring","Build a mobile phone application that can playback music and allow someone singing through mobile phone mic and analyst their singing techniques, matching of pitch, timing and other rating criteria to summarized the final scoring.","2009-12-05T16:17:58","2010-06-15T11:27:46","lawrence27",0,100,"Closed",8,1]
[null,6410,{"$nulls":3},"This could become mini karaoke system","2010-03-12T13:31:47","2010-05-28T18:23:07","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3494,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Lawrence, Kids would love it most, and some adults, and this is a very marketable app!   I support it as a gaming app.","2009-12-15T01:31:35","2010-03-07T09:40:16","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10392,"Mobile applications",null,"Alarm based on Map GPS posiston","I take buses (or) train to reach my native. The buses are usually interconnect (pass) through my place to reach the final destination.  Many time I missed my destination by sleeping and end up in different place. It would be nice if I could set a condition in the map application like the following way,\n\n\n\n\n  example 1 :   if my posistion reached approximately after the choosen point alert[alarm) me.\n\n\n\n\n  example 2 :   if I am in same posistion for 5 mins notify(alarm) me.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nNote: In my country the bus &amp; train timings cannot be gaurenteed. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-27T14:01:48","2010-10-27T14:01:48","vythees",0,100,"Voting and discussion",3,0]
[null,10398,{"$nulls":3},"There are a number of third party applications that do this; off the top of my head GPS Action does exactly what you are looking for.","2010-10-29T04:26:38","2010-10-29T04:26:38","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10399,{"$nulls":3},"Yes you are right.  I should have checked outside. \n\n\n\n\nIt would be helpful to have In-built with Nokia Maps.\n\n\n\n\nIs there anyway to drop this idea ?\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-29T08:56:19","2010-10-29T08:56:19","vythees",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,921,"Mobile functionality","Developer stuff","Open Source Research and Development Tools","As symbian is becoming an open source platform, would be good to create a set of open source tools to make easy the development of applications.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWould be interest to have:\n\n\n\n\n* On device debug tool;\n\n\n\n\n* On device tracing/logging tool;\n\n\n\n\n* On device memory analyzer tool;\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAlso, would be good to integrate the SDK with a set of other IDE`s and OS`s, that way making possible to develop applications on Linux and Mac. I know that already exists few approaches to develop on Linux for example, but would be nice to have an official one, which will be supported by SF and all the community.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-06-10T01:42:10","2010-09-03T09:23:43","xharada",0,96.41,"Expert review",32,1]
[null,1066,{"$nulls":3},"You can already develop on Linux if you&apos;re happy enough to work with a text editor and the command line since Raptor, and both the RVCT and MetroWerks tool chains work on Linux. GCC-E support should be coming soon too.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nOf course, I&apos;m not equating a text editor/command line with the ease of working in an IDE. Just mentioning that it is possible :-)","2009-06-12T14:56:11","2009-06-18T13:20:57","a.sliced.banjo",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,925,{"$nulls":3},"We indeed need some kind of &apos;official&apos; approaches to develop on platforms like Linux. That is something which Symbian platform has been lacking for a long time. AFAIK, some hack/workaround methods have been employed to do this, but things need to make it as simple as someone on XP feels like.","2009-06-10T08:05:09","2009-06-10T08:05:09","NeilBhasme",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,935,{"$nulls":3},"The existing tools are being made open source in general anyway.  I think that should cover your main requests.  I&apos;m 100% in favour of getting things working on Linux.  Eclipse based tools should be portable anyway, if we can ensure that the SDK and toolchain work across platforms the rest should follow.\n\n\n\n\nIn general, we need to rely on \"the community\" for this kind of tools support.  In an open source world, \"official\" support doesn&apos;t mean quite the same thing as it did in the past.  Most likely cross-platform IDEs going forward are Carbide.c++ and Qt Creator.  \"Official\" support for more IDEs than that would rely on someone (organisation) in the community committing to support them.  I believe work is already well advanced on getting the toolchain/SDK to work on Linux.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-06-10T10:02:47","2009-06-11T15:33:25","markw",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1003,{"$nulls":3},"I think all this tools exist today , but most of them have been contributed as SFL while they should be move to EPL really. Maybe you can refine the idea to inculde that","2009-06-11T13:51:30","2009-06-11T17:20:26","victorp",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1007,{"$nulls":3},"it might be overkill, or the design \"might not be Symbian enough\", but what about porting something like DTrace, if we&apos;re trying to provide useful, good quality instrumentation and debugging tools?","2009-06-11T14:17:13","2009-06-11T14:32:07","vmlemon",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1011,{"$nulls":3},"I&apos;m 50 / 50 on this. Symbian definitely needs to do a better job in the device tools area, I&apos;ve seen too many people working on Symbian on hardware whose only tool is file logging and RDebug::Print/Kern::Printf. Clearly something isn&apos;t working either technically or in terms of engaging with the developer community especially those involved in device creation.\n\n\n\n\nRegarding support for Linux and Mac, I&apos;m really not hugely convinced that you get much bang for your buck trying to cater for \"everyones\" favourite alternate OS especially Linux unless you&apos;re talking about deploying a build system maybe. So I worry that effort is wasted here rather than getting device tools working properly &apos;somewhere&apos;. I would point out that iPhone app development hardly seems to have been stymied  by the only supporting one OS platform for it&apos;s development.\n\n\n\n\nOn the other hand you could argue that either Mac or (whatever) Linux distribution is a better developer environment so is of worth. I can buy that, but it seems that the Linux desktop market is so fragmented it would be a nightmare to deploy a full blown development environment on it.","2009-06-11T14:49:09","2009-06-11T23:48:28","tonylo",{"$nulls":3},1,1]
[null,1013,{"$nulls":3},"Symbian development on Linux and OS X: see http://www.martin.st/symbian/","2009-06-11T15:08:52","2009-06-11T15:37:47","dw2",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1433,"Mobile functionality","Developer stuff","Contribute &quot;Save as Symbian SVG&quot; feature to InkScape","Making an SVG icon for a Symbian application is really quite difficult and painful if you want to use free tools.\n\n\n\n\nI imagine that most application icons at the moment are made using Adobe Illustrator which creates SVGs in the format required for Symbian, but this tool is expensive and therefore cannot be used by smaller developers.\n\n\n\n\nInkScape is a vector graphics application which is free and is also open source, but it is very difficult to create SVGs that are compatible with Symbian with it.  Currently you have to go through many steps:\n\n\n\nCreate SVG and make sure you don't use unsupported gradients etc (you have to guess what these are)\nSave as a \"Plain SVG\"\nRun a script to change some of the elements so that Nokia's SVG2SVGT tool understands them\nRun SVG2SVGT on the SVG\nSend to the device to see if it works\n\n\n\nIf you have accidentally used a gradient or other property that is not supported then the only way you will know is by visual inspection when you try to display it on the device.\n\n\n\n\nI think that the best way to solve this problem would be for someone to contribute to InkScape so that there is a \"Save as Symbian SVG\" button that will do whatever is needed to create a Symbian compatible SVG and warn you if you have used unsupported properties.","2009-07-31T16:20:58","2010-10-11T10:36:13","eartle",0,99.17,"Expert review",32,1]
[null,1434,{"$nulls":3},"It would be nice if there was no such thing as a \"Symbian SVG\", or rather our SVG implementation was just less partial and you could get away with the extra features. However, assuming there's really a good reason that the complete standard isn't there yet, this seems like a pragmatic idea to make things a bit easier for application deveopers. Especially when you consider how much of a difference it makes to the UI when you have nice scalable graphics.","2009-07-31T16:29:41","2009-07-31T16:29:41","jaley",{"$nulls":3},6,0]
[null,1435,{"$nulls":3},"I vote in favour of this idea, as it sounds like a good Open Source way to address the problem of making usable SVG icons etc.\n\n\n\n\nIt sounds from this description as though the SVG2SVGT tool is interpreting a subset of SVG (the T stands for \"Tiny\", I believe), and may be doing just enough to target the Adobe output. I've no idea if that's really the case, but we would need more information about step 3 to say any more. Is that script available anywhere?","2009-07-31T16:30:23","2009-07-31T16:56:46","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1527,{"$nulls":3},"Oh, wish it was as easy as you make it sound like :) There's also mysterious problems with the order of elements: just reordering makes the difference whether your icon looks same as what you drew in Inkscape or not. Infuriating! Lots of \"let's try if this works or not\" until something gets visible more or less in the planned way.\n\n\n\n\nWish it was ONLY gradients and missing viewBox that were the problems. Those are easy to fix or go around... Please, do ANYTHING! Create better tools, change format, whatever! Most supported idea!\n\n\n\n\n...in one of my app icons, I can't get colors right. Checked everything I can think of, including XML data. Wrong colors in device. Argh... Oh, background: I write python apps, half missing icons. More difficult than coding. Happy I'm not the only one suffering with icons!","2009-08-11T11:18:49","2009-08-11T11:18:49","JOM",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,1531,{"$nulls":3},"Actually, I've struggled with this when delivered images saved as SVG-Tiny from Adobe Illustrator.  I had to edit those manually too.  Possibly the solution is that we need much better SVG-Tiny support in the platform!  That's a long term solution which is possibly already being solved by Qt (I've certainly had much less trouble using SVGs there).  So, I fully support this as a solution for all existing (and near-future) devices.\n\n\n\n\nHow would we go about getting it done?  Presumably whoever codes it would need access to the details of the SVG-Tiny implementation in the platform to avoid painful trial and error.","2009-08-11T14:23:34","2009-08-14T12:11:43","markw",{"$nulls":3},5,0]
[null,2201,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","USB master instead of slave","Now that all mobile phones will have the same type of charger (USB-mini) they will also have the same connector. Then this should be possible, although maybe not energy efficient: Turn the master/slave up-side-down and we can by USB-add-ons:\n\nHigh-class external stereo microphone (for journalists)\nMini-projector screen (for the teenager)\nMini laser-keyboard on a flat surface (for the office worker on the airplane)\nExternal battery (for hitchhikers)\nSpecialized transmitter/receiver for police/military/intelligence/ambulance/fire...\nFinger print identification/Iris scanner\nAll type of measuring-applications for specialists in the field of research and so on:\n\nAnd so on. It would be like the GPS-receivers in the past, clip-on mode","2009-10-31T13:51:12","2009-10-31T13:51:12","sda030",0,100,"Voting and discussion",15,0]
[null,2329,{"$nulls":3},"There was a related post to this on the forum exploring what the potential use-cases for OTG (combined Host+Client on one connector):\n\n\nhttp://developer.symbian.org/forum/showthread.php?t=3307","2009-11-04T17:24:09","2009-11-04T17:24:39","tomp",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8095,{"$nulls":3},"Hi,\n\n\n\n\nYes a good idea, and I believe the software to support these modes was / has been developed. However the problem is the power supply requirement as a host and the capacity of the phone&rsquo;s battery to supply any addition loads.\n\n\n\n\nMark\n\n\n\n\nEx-Symbian (forced redundancy)","2010-06-23T17:39:26","2010-06-23T17:39:26","mdivall",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2543,{"$nulls":3},"Good idea","2009-11-12T20:51:21","2009-11-12T20:51:21","teamet",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3225,"Mobile functionality",null,"Mobile Heat and Movement Sensors","Develop a heat detector and motion movement detector on mobile phone. You can turn it on while you are sleeping alone in (hotel room, house, forest and etc). It should be able to identify yourself and others like (object, animal, human and etc). When the sensors detect something nearby, It will alert an siren to aware the owner.","2009-12-05T16:55:48","2009-12-05T16:55:48","lawrence27",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,4249,"Mobile applications",null,"2 D bar code reader","A bar code application ,that can simply read the bar  codes that we use in daily life. The bar codes used In super markets should be scanned by our mobile device and get the price details immediately.Like wise we can scan most of the bar codes we encounter in the daily life now. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThere are 2d and 3d bar code reading software already in the market .but the 3d code only can be read faster. But 2d is widely used 2d is not successful in reading faster (tested -upcode,nokia bar code readers  .)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\nWe need a faster scaning and encoding method \n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThis simple bar code reader function can help in lot of places in our daily life.","2010-01-08T19:25:12","2010-01-08T19:29:07","symbiandreams",0,78.04,"Voting and discussion",6,2]
[null,8345,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","More Fun Feature for Camera","Camera is one of the most important things of cellphone. Really,  camera phone can take a picture as beautiful as compact camera in  outdoor. But now, users not only take care to quality of image, they  want the picture they took is more than a \"true picture\" ! That why many  camera companies have develop many fun feature. Ext Canon, now promo on  Star World a new camera which has eye-fish effect, turn day-2-night  mode, auto shot when laugh .v.v. So i want new Symbian has more fun  feature for camera !\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nBonus: Here is some idea for camera :\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n * Claw to full focus: When we want to take a landscape,  we just claw whole hand on screen, it will auto change to \"Full focus\",  which all things in image will be sharped.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n * Face detect II: Not  only detect faces, smile, laugh, wink, camera now can detect the face  which was darken, so can be auto turn on the flash, like DSLR camera.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n *  Pinch to Zoom: Like Pinch to Zoom in gallery, we just Pinch by 2  fingers to zoom in/out the image.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n * Revolve to Zoom: It rather  for Meego than Symbian, because Nokia N900 can Zoom web page or image by  revolve the finger. But it also a very good idea.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n * More scene  mode: Almost camera now has over 20 scene mode, from simple like  portrait, landscape to firework, candle, baby (follow each years) .v.v.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n *  Slim fit mode: It's can make fat person to slimmer (like some Canon  camera).\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n * Smooth face mode: It's better than Portrait mode,  which can auto clear all acnes, mole, and smooth skin like baby.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n *  Bikini mode: This mode especially for beach. When we capture a girl  wear bikini, camera will auto focus at her, blur background, and make  her skin to glossier. Her curves will be increased to more \"plump  round\".\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n * A hundred of clip arts and frames (can downloadable): We can only add them in \"image editor\", but many other brands like Samsung, LG .v.v. can insert frame when we capture. And i want we also can insert a clip art too. How about if we want to capture a tree, and want to add some apples? Simply, insert it before take a picture by your finger and Clack ! Your tree has some apple now, without use \"Image Editor\".\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n * Change-able shutter speed: We can manual change the shutter speed like DLSR camera\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n * Focus bar: A manual focus bar (like zoom bar) to chose focus, from macro (close-up) to infinity.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n * New Night Sport mode for Flash LED phone: Like you know, Flash LED is much slower than Xenon. That why we can't capture the high speed move subject in low light with LED. If we turn off flash, everything we get is noisy and dark. So i have a idea for it. We can turn on FLASH before take a picture. Example: Flash LED will take 1 sec to turn on (example), but shutter only need 0,1 sec to capture. If we turn on Flash, the shutter will be waited to 1 SEC to have enough light, and can't capture the fast moment. So when we press camera button, the Flash will be turn on first. It take 1 sec to turn on. And after it already on, the shutter must to start. And finally, the shutter will take only 0,1 sec, with the bright picture and capture-able fast moving subject.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n* Quick Snap Mode: Like typical camera which able to capture as many pictures it can with one long shutter pressed\n\n\n\n\n\n* Moving Object Mode: Detect a moving object passing through and it snap it when the object in the middle of camera. Sound like auto capture mode where it could be able to mix with Quick Snap Mode to capture as many pictures when the object in center of camera.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThat's some ideas. Plz reply to built it !","2010-07-13T15:05:30","2010-10-13T06:46:32","MyFanIsUUUU",0,100,"Expert review",32,0]
[null,9999,{"$nulls":3},"Very good !","2010-10-09T08:05:41","2010-10-09T08:05:41","Lika",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9068,{"$nulls":3},"Additional Fun Feature:\n\n* Quick Snap Mode: Like typical camera which able to capture as many pictures it can with one long shutter pressed\n\n* Moving Object Mode: Detect a moving object passing through and it snap it when the object in the middle of camera. Sound like auto capture mode where it could be able to mix with Quick Snap Mode to capture as many pictures when the object in center of camera.","2010-08-25T17:41:06","2010-08-25T17:41:06","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8351,{"$nulls":3},"Agree with your IDEA, however, it is the same as http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=4300 . This idea will be closed, or please provide clarification how this is not the same as the previous ideas.","2010-07-13T16:45:42","2010-08-25T17:28:16","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8366,{"$nulls":3},"It is a good idea!\n\nI would add another option of manual focus, with a bar on the touch screen that could move from the macro to infinity.\n\n\n\n\n--------------------------\n\n\n\n\nEs una bona idea!\n\nJo hi afegiria un altra possibilitat d'enfocament  manual, amb una barra a la pantalla tactil que poguessim despla&ccedil;ar, des del mode macro, a l'infinit.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-07-14T19:57:22","2010-07-15T06:01:51","morthyr",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,8374,{"$nulls":3},"OK, I like some of your additions and  improvements, but would like to know from the devs and the previous IDEA's owners if the many camera improvement ideas that have already submitted will do what you are stating.  There is at least on camera improvement in expert review and some other which are close.\n\n\n\n\nSo, bottom line is that you have some good ideas which are innovative, however, some may be already submitted.\n\n\n\n\nGood luck.....","2010-07-15T13:31:46","2010-07-15T14:11:13","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8385,{"$nulls":3},"I like the last idea: \"Change-able shutter speed like DLRS camera\" ! Camera phone is really PRO !","2010-07-15T16:42:13","2010-07-15T16:42:13","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8642,{"$nulls":3},"LET VOTE !","2010-07-31T06:22:21","2010-09-03T10:03:52","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9430,{"$nulls":3},"http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=9142","2010-09-11T22:42:43","2010-10-08T16:33:33","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,922,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Remove the &quot;Discussion thread&quot; feature of this site","Currently, on this site, each Ideas category can have two different types of thing posted into it:\n\n\n\nIdeas;\nDiscussion threads.\n\n\n\nThe discussion threads are, however, very much \"second class citizens\".  They&apos;re relatively hard to find.\n\n\n\n\nFor example, every so often, I notice (almost by chance) a useful comment that someone has made, several days previously, in a discussion thread.  The usual notification mechanisms and display mechanisms don&apos;t alert me to these discussion threads.\n\n\n\n\nMy idea is to remove the discussion thread functionality.\n\n\n\n\n(Note: to be clear, there will still be discussions arising from ideas.  All I&apos;m proposing to remove is the top-level discussion threads, which are attached to an Ideas category rather than to an idea.)\n\n\n\n\nIn most cases, the content of one of these discussion threads could (with some thought) be turned into a specific idea, worth voting over.\n\n\n\n\nThe main reason for the proposed change is:\n\n\n\nThe site becomes conceptually simpler.  Each conceptual simplification is worth pursuing!\nWe avoid good ideas getting lost in these little-noticed discussion threads.","2009-06-10T01:58:52","2010-05-25T04:30:27","dw2",0,54.39,"Closed",5,3]
[null,924,{"$nulls":3},"I must completely agree with David. I have always felt lost at times, confused at other, and thought maybe, I am yet to get used to it. But its been a while, and I am beginning to notice, that its not about being used to, but it might be a little redundant less simple. (I may stand corrected if someone is able to convince me otherwise.)\n\n\n\n\nI am for this &apos;conceptual simplification&apos; :)","2009-06-10T08:01:08","2009-06-10T10:32:50","NeilBhasme",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,927,{"$nulls":3},"Yes.  I agree too.  In general I&apos;d say the biggest problem the site has is too many views of the same thing and/or similar views of slightly different things.  This is a good example where that could be removed.\n\n\n\n\nPresumably the purpose of these is to discuss concepts before they&apos;re fully formed into an idea?\n\n\n\n\nMight it make more sense to have a \"draft\" state for ideas where they&apos;re still editable based on the discussion that ensues and, possibly, not open for voting yet?  (And yes, this is really another \"draft\" idea.)  It seems that in some cases, the discussion moves away slightly from the original idea and it&apos;s no longer clear what the votes are for or against.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2009-06-10T08:48:38","2009-06-10T08:48:38","markw",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,965,{"$nulls":3},"Hmm. I think I still disagree.\n\n\n\n\nI absolutely agree that Discussion Threads have a problem because they are far less visible than Ideas, and some other related problems. This means that their current implementation is not very useful.\n\n\n\n\nBut I think the solution is to get Spigit to make them move visible, with \"equal status\" with ideas.\n\n\n\n\nOnce they have equal prominence and significance, I think we will benefit from having a clear distinction:\n\n\n\nIdeas - specific proposals, that we might vote to support or oppose.\nDiscussions - postings about problems or issues where we don&apos;t yet have specific proposals, but the discussion may be what&apos;s needed to produce one or more specific ideas. For discussions, the concept of support/oppose voting doesn&apos;t apply ... though it may be worth having a voting mechanism to catch which are the more \"interesting\" discussions.\n\n\n\nBy this analysis, Ideas are just as different from Discussions as they are from Predictions. They all get posted, but they have different response &amp; evaluation models.\n\n\n\n\nThoughts? Anyone now convinced to reverse their vote?","2009-06-10T14:33:46","2009-06-11T11:46:33","LawrenceSimpson",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1690,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","Audible &quot;call progress&quot; information","I would like to have an audible indication of why a call has failed, preferrably a spoken one, so that I don't miss the dialogue box which is displayed while I have the phone pressed to my ear, wondering what's happening.","2009-09-07T16:41:08","2009-09-23T16:00:30","william_roberts",0,100,"Voting and discussion",31,0]
[null,1697,{"$nulls":3},"I can completely understand you. I have rarely seen the dialog as I am naively waiting for call to connect. It would be a 'nice to have feature' to be informed what just happened.","2009-09-08T10:33:15","2009-09-08T10:33:15","NeilBhasme",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1715,{"$nulls":3},"I think an attempt at this feature is already there - the \"three bleeps\" to indicate the network is busy.  But it seems buggy, so maybe the goal here is to put more effort into perfecting it.  Some haptics might be good too.  Or some spoken message?","2009-09-18T15:06:38","2010-02-28T21:31:40","mpwebb",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1717,{"$nulls":3},"The best way to address this IMAO is to open up the phone application - i.e. allow the phone app to be replaced like any other app. Of course - everyone assumes that this will lead to a raft of viruses that route you through premium call numbers (etc) - but if you're worried about that don't install the new app.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-09-18T19:04:37","2009-09-18T19:04:37","antony",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2202,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Turn it all off","With all the possibilities for better graphics, the battery life will probably not increase. This one is very easy:\nSettings -&gt; Graphics -&gt; Turn off fancy functions, menus, effects and networking search, to save energy.","2009-10-31T15:45:27","2010-10-15T12:03:38","sda030",0,98.7,"Expert review",30,1]
[null,2306,{"$nulls":3},"A power optimisation mode is a great idea for phones. When I&#39;m showing off the latest thing that cost more than my friend&#39;s date (yeah, he&#39;s not ashamed) then I&#39;ll take all the menu transitions and silky smooth action I can get. When I&#39;m trying to get a lot done and I&#39;m away from a charger I want it as basic as I can get.","2009-11-03T18:27:08","2009-11-03T18:27:08","Furie",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2208,{"$nulls":3},"This already exists atleast on the 5800 as theme animations, which are disabled as default.","2009-11-01T00:26:05","2009-11-01T00:26:05","vesahyp",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2210,{"$nulls":3},"Like this idea - similar to the option you get in laptops to either 1. optimise for performance; or 2. optimise for power. Easily accessible from the homepage by clicking on the battery status.","2009-11-01T08:34:53","2009-11-01T08:34:53","timh",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2544,{"$nulls":3},"First thing i do personally","2009-11-12T20:53:16","2009-11-12T20:53:16","teamet",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2714,"Mobile applications",null,"Acessibility function of scan, &quot;read&quot; or send to email to help disabled and elderly","For people with disabilities, please invest time in a good scan (probably from good lens/camera setup), &quot;read&quot; (Text-to-speech with highlighted text), or forward attachment function (so a loved one can read it and explain what a document says and advise a person who may otherwise be confused).  This way you will be creating an accessibility function to low/no vision, disabled, head trauma and elderly users.  It would be beneficial to you because it is a law, and there is an emerging market amongst disabled and the elderly to be independent, but reading can be a problem.  Please pick this one up......","2009-11-18T18:39:14","2009-11-18T18:39:14","ginau",0,83.45,"Voting and discussion",6,1]
[null,2718,{"$nulls":3},"http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=1921  Ah, this may already be someone else&#39;s idea.....I think is good and should be supported, but didn&#39;t realized that it was already posted","2009-11-18T19:30:50","2009-11-18T19:30:50","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4791,{"$nulls":3},"Note to SF mod crew.  There is a major accessibility trend.  Perhaps a focus group should be put together.","2010-01-24T07:00:02","2010-01-24T07:00:02","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2970,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","Start a &quot;how to contribute&quot; section on the wiki","Help new community members get started making their first contribution to the platform.\n\n\n\nDocument specific roles, including development, documentation, artwork, design, etc.\n\n\n\n\n\nEncourage every developer and package owner to start adding short \"fix my pain\" tasks to the wiki, something which might take a weekend or a week to do, but that nobody has time to do at the moment.\n\n\n\n\n\nThe Symbian foundation might even go as far as to offer bounties for some of the more important items that need doing but have no resource committed to doing them.","2009-11-27T15:58:12","2009-11-27T15:58:42","cdavies",0,100,"Voting and discussion",4,0]
[null,3226,"Mobile applications",null,"Movement or Growth Measurement","Build a application on mobile phone to use mobile phone camera to intervals snap a short to measure movement or growth of an (object, animal, flowers, threes, building and etc). The same concept applies to drying and cracking measurement. The application will use the reading measurement to generate an report of how frequent or slows of the entire measurement. The intervals is configurable.","2009-12-05T17:10:14","2010-06-15T11:27:49","lawrence27",0,100,"Closed",6,0]
[null,4140,{"$nulls":3},"bom! or the markings (on photo) cold be manual.","2010-01-05T16:23:06","2010-01-05T16:25:34","ricardinhus",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6510,{"$nulls":3},"This feature could be extend to take video with interval time and each video capture have duration settings or trigger at specific time. This will able to tracking animal more effectively, flower on morning, sunrise, sunsets and more..","2010-03-14T13:07:05","2010-03-14T13:07:05","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4506,"Mobile applications",null,"stopwatch/timer app video ideas","Since the introdution of nokia 3650 and every current symbian series 60 mobile has ommited the usefull stopwatch/timer function available in many feature or non SMARTFONE devices..I use this feature for allsorts of things..Their are third party apps for this but surley beeing smart it can be integrtaed as standard..Over the years and in many forums i have suggested the idea but to no avail..I have just read through the speclist for the symbian 2 architecture and its still ommited ..\n\n\n\n\nThis has already been suggested but it would be nice if symbian could have divx out of the box as this would shut up blackberry users who always have this format over us..I would like to see a standard 30FPS in all symbian smartfones because after using n-series for years and now using e-series these videos will not play on e type devices..That said high def is only 24 FPS so maybe 30fps could be phased out..\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nyours faithfully Spencer Cross","2010-01-16T17:59:39","2010-01-16T17:59:39","bungobill",0,100,"Voting and discussion",5,0]
[null,8085,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Spencer,\n\n\n\n\nOne of my friend had a similar need of a stop clock on his new E63. I wrote a small HTML file with javascr1pt that can be opened with a browser. I can send you this file.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-06-22T13:09:16","2010-06-22T13:09:16","AKK",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5530,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Same username for Symbian ideas and developer websites","If the user is already a member of Symbian developer community, then that member can use the same login credentials for 'symbian ideas' website too and vice-versa.\n\n\n\n\nPresently, seperate UIDs are used, which confuses the users initially. Hopefully this is will be incorporated.","2010-02-15T07:27:05","2010-02-15T07:27:05","Pooja.Kushalappa",0,100,"Voting and discussion",6,0]
[null,7388,{"$nulls":3},"This is currently being looked at internally :)","2010-05-05T18:19:45","2010-05-05T18:19:45","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8602,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Advance Organizer","This is an little extension from the original idea (\"Advance SMS\", http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=3380).\n\nThe idea is to incorporate Organizer feature to notify selective group of people in your contact list where need to be remind on specific date and time.","2010-07-28T00:46:41","2010-10-15T11:46:29","lawrence27",0,100,"Expert review",32,0]
[null,8603,{"$nulls":3},"If we able to notify someone through SMS, it should be so nice and easy life.","2010-07-28T00:48:54","2010-09-14T18:32:50","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10650,"Mobile applications",null,"Decent Facebook app","Guys please im begging you to develope a new facebook app\n\n\n\n\nthat is not laggy and shows your notifications please!!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nthanks","2010-11-25T20:08:43","2010-11-25T20:08:43","supernova746",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,1691,"None of the Above",null,"Investigate the &quot;phantom vibrate&quot; effect","Most people I know have had this experience - you feel a sensation which you interpret as your phone vibrating, but actually the phone isn't in that pocket at the time.\n\n\n\n\nHow common is this? Does it affect all mobile device users? Is it related to how you carry the phone? Is it evidence of some physical change caused by the phone, or is it just some normal physiological thing which we now interpret as \"My phone is ringing\"?","2009-09-07T16:45:41","2010-02-04T12:11:29","william_roberts",0,80.84,"Done!",4,1]
[null,1696,{"$nulls":3},"I do experience it sometimes, and in my personal opinion (and maybe it has some scientific backing too), I associate it to the mind playing games ;)","2009-09-08T10:29:58","2009-09-14T13:55:02","NeilBhasme",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1706,{"$nulls":3},"I have experienced it as well and I was hoping against any muscular \"memory\" phenomenon with the body \"memorizing\" the vibration frequencies and suddenly \"playing\" them back at random!  Heaven forbid such a situation, will be disastrous.","2009-09-14T06:44:17","2009-09-14T06:44:17","suyog14v",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1718,{"$nulls":3},"Sounds like you're having a fun day William!","2009-09-18T19:05:53","2009-09-18T19:05:53","antony",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1756,{"$nulls":3},"A bit of searching on the Web found http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/sites/entrez, which is the search page for the US \"PubMed Central\" database of biomedical and lifesciences journal literature.\n\n\n\n\nSearching for \"mobile phone\" found 546 articles, but I haven't managed to refine the search to find the kind of thing I'm looking for.","2009-09-24T10:00:12","2009-09-24T10:00:12","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1947,"Mobile applications",null,"Daughter Phone","I want an applicaation that my daughter can play with but will not let her destroy my phone! She is only 2 years old :)","2009-10-27T13:33:03","2010-06-15T10:57:08","matthunt00",0,49.84,"Closed",6,4]
[null,4890,{"$nulls":3},"Give her an old phone. As she is 2 years old, she will not be bothered if the phone have no Wi-Fi connection, e-mail, calendar, GPS, etc....","2010-01-26T13:13:18","2010-01-26T14:30:30","rennerocha",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4921,{"$nulls":3},"Hou....- My suggestion  to Matthew Hunt - Please give her some toys - Mobile devices may Harm Children. - Sorry No Vote.","2010-01-26T17:06:26","2010-01-26T17:06:25","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3227,"Mobile applications",null,"Countdown Tick Timer","build an mobile phone application countdown timer with intervals tick sound where the tick interval are configurable also for total countdown timer period. The tick tone also can be changed. This will help on (during exam, critical period, focusing event, playing chess, cooking and etc). Each tick could be means something like telling yourself to moving on the next exam question.","2009-12-05T17:23:04","2010-06-15T11:33:14","lawrence27",0,100,"Closed",8,0]
[null,4703,{"$nulls":3},"Hey there\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI made a metronome the other day for my nokia 5800 which could change sounds/interval etc I suspose I could easily convert it to a egg timer where you choose the interval of the clicks and click sound. Only problem is I made it with Nsbasic who are going through heavy devalopment at the moment so the application isnt full screen , Ill release it and all my applications to my website once they finish with the update. Sorry for the wait. =D\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSumn3rd","2010-01-21T10:16:23","2010-01-30T00:28:52","Sumn3rd",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4705,{"$nulls":3},"google the \"DeskCountDown\".it's free","2010-01-21T10:36:03","2010-03-12T13:28:59","wangdongxv",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6497,{"$nulls":3},"Any countdown application that support Symbian^1, Symbian^2 and Symbian^3","2010-03-14T10:52:56","2010-06-02T18:27:00","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5097,{"$nulls":3},"For a simple egg clock, try this open source application:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://code.google.com/p/eggclock60/","2010-02-01T11:48:58","2010-03-07T09:52:19","hugo",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3739,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Show an animation on the Media Player","Get the music player more beauty ading an animation. Like an spectrum analyser or 2 speaker that move with the \"BUMP\" of the music.","2009-12-19T18:05:37","2010-08-11T17:25:17","One_Love",0,33.36,"Closed",4,4]
[null,3741,{"$nulls":3},"I have to say I'm not a fan of this sort of thing personally. It would be fine as an option, but not the default.","2009-12-19T18:09:30","2009-12-19T18:09:29","brendand",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,8859,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","Support Wired-Internet","Nowaday, 3g, wifi, bluetooth .v.v. Wireless connection becomes very popular in America and Europe. But in almost Africa countries and some Asia contries, 3g, wifi are only in dream. Almost they use ADSL (wired connection) and slow GPRS/EDGE. And so great if Symbian support Wired-Internet. I know people use wired internet with their computer, but if we only have 1 computer, my son want to watch Youtube, my wife want to search Google. And the solution here is wife will search Google in computer, and son, will watch Youtube on phone, by pluged one more cable to internet modem and plug to Symbian phone, which through one adapter.","2010-08-19T12:04:26","2010-08-19T12:04:26","MyFanIsUUUU",0,67.38,"Voting and discussion",15,1]
[null,9060,{"$nulls":3},"Any comment?","2010-08-25T11:46:33","2010-08-25T11:46:33","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9076,{"$nulls":3},"I think you are going in Back direction - Any one who have ADSL connection can buy a Wi-Fi router in less then  $20. \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-08-25T19:44:20","2010-08-25T19:44:20","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10154,{"$nulls":3},"good wifi routers are quite expensive but is it possible anyway ?","2010-10-11T21:39:41","2010-10-11T21:39:41","nitrous18",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9371,"Symbian Foundation","Improve the running of Symbian","New definition of open source","In open source environments or concepts, no one shall own the ownership of project or software. Anyone could contribute their effort to make the project or software growth, it could be from technically up to idea contribution like ideas.symbian.org or until managing level.\n\nEfforts from technical or manage will not wasted, but idea contribution will be kept filtered, dropped, redirected, etc. because many ideas is very commercialize, potential, useful, creative, valuable, etc. but does not match the open source project or software objectives, scopes, directions, etc.\n\nSo my opinion is, these ideas should be pickup and use it for commercialize purposes where someone from the open source project allocated to identify and iron out the purposes or end deliver commercial objectives. Then will find the set of ideas to further form a initial mini projects.\n\nThese mini projects will produced the outcome or end products for commercialize, or whatsoever to generate income. I would propose \"Rental Basis\", \"Subscribe Basis\", \"Subscribe Ware\" or even \"On Demand Basis\".\n\nThe income will be divided to contribute small percentage (%) for supporting this open source project, large percentage for developers or whoever produce the outcome or end products, and loyalty fee will be given to the founders where pickup from set of ideas and refinements.\n\nThese mini projects can be still contribute by public with open source concepts, but with some commercialize restrictions or elements. The mini projects will continue growth and improvements where older released or version of the outcome or end products will release to public as free of charged with limited support. Latest released or version will stay as \"Rental Basis\", \"Subscribe Basis\", \"Subscribe ware\" or even \"On Demand Basis\" with full support provided.\n\nCertain part of code or properties could be release to public, certain part reserved as for commercialize usage. These mini projects could have it's duration at commercialize, once it profits covered the cost of founding the mini projects or it no longer has value of market then it will release all the code or contribute as full open source projects like usual.\n\nThis approaches can first utilize the efforts contributed from all ideas, it push the software projects growth even faster, it balanced all parties like users, developers, founders, projects, etc. It also kind of community works.","2010-09-07T22:34:42","2010-09-07T22:34:41","lawrence27",0,38.63,"Voting and discussion",2,3]
[null,9372,{"$nulls":3},"@ Waste of ideas is waste of effects from contributors is also waste of times from public\n\n@ Information has value, Idea also has value, effort in future also has value\n\n@ Everything will have starting point, Value of Information already well recognized. Next shall be value of ideas.\n\n@ Open Source could have many Mini Projects, these Mini Projects purposes to push the development of Symbian","2010-09-07T22:42:39","2010-09-10T13:17:58","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9387,{"$nulls":3},"Lawrence, Thank you for your thoughts. First open-source encourages NO Money being paid for apps or the development. Ideas are shared as a gesture that you want to be part of an open-source contribution community. You and anyone for that matter is welcome to take ownership and \"fast track\" develop any ideas and make all the money you want.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nBasically, your idea is not \"redefine open-source\", it is....hey, I want to make money too...For ideas, refinements etc....That is great, but that IS NOT OPEN-SOURCE. I vote against. There are many sites which are entrepreneurial and which you may want to look into if your intention is making money. Best of luck!","2010-09-08T19:18:03","2010-09-09T01:37:36","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9416,{"$nulls":3},"Symbian does not own the ideas that are placed on this site (or any site for that matter). There is nothing preventing anyone from taking any of the ideas here and creating their own projects from them which become a part of the Symbian platform, or a resulting business for them. This is part of the reason why Ideas.Symbian is structured as it is. \n\n\n\n\nCompanies or individuals that do pull from these ideas are under no obligation to relate anything back here, and at the same time, if they do, it works in their interests for marketing, reach, and potential profitability.\n\n\n\n\nTo comment on Gina's astute observation - open source is not about preventing or enabling others to profit, it is the balance of sharing ideas/strategies while using iterative methods to keep progress moving forward while under some oversight (foundations, statekholders, etc.). What you can do here is to find an idea to make a penny from; what you can't do here is use this place as a platform to bolster entrepreneurial aims. To that end, Ideas.Symbian is an \"idea generation platform\" not a \"business enablement platform.\"","2010-09-10T17:28:15","2010-09-15T22:02:29","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10395,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","The Nokia 5800","Well, I wont lie to you. I love Nokia phones. Recently I purchased a Nokia 5800 and I was very excited to play around with it. Just three days later my love died completely, as i found out the software was very... VERY bad. Maybe make a Symbian 3 upgrade? Because that'd be awesome. Freedom of more applications and 'Not So Clunky' Software would be amazing. I just want a reason to use this phone for more than just a month.","2010-10-29T03:26:25","2010-10-29T03:26:25","paulyster",0,63.76,"Voting and discussion",1,1]
[null,10397,{"$nulls":3},"I won't debate your opinions, because there's a lot that the 5800 has had tweaked and such since it was released a few years ago. Due to the nature of this site, would you mind being specific about those things that you'd like to see it do better? \n\n\n\n\nOn a service/tech note: make sure that you've updated to the latest version of the system software. While that might not be enough to make a complete 180 degree turn in your opinion, it will make it considerably better than how it comes out of the box. Hope that helps.","2010-10-29T04:25:42","2010-10-29T04:25:41","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1948,"Mobile applications",null,"bluetooth screen sharing","101 - screen sharing over bluetooth -- when my phone gets close to a computer I want it to share screen / keyboard over bluetooth.\n\nhandy for doing that powerpoint presentation without all the plugging in of cables.","2009-10-27T13:40:45","2010-06-14T11:24:49","arnobrevoort",0,100,"Closed",3,0]
[null,3740,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Add a sound for the items","Play a sound (like a \"Tick\" or another nice sound) whe select something like the galery on the menu. =)","2009-12-19T18:07:33","2010-06-07T16:34:57","One_Love",0,43.98,"Closed",3,3]
[null,4252,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Make difference between Music and Ringtones","As more and more phones are mp3 player, Symbian should have two categories for the audio files :\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\nRingtones (which can be used for calls, message notifications).\nMusic (which will be found in Media Player and Gallery).\n\nWhen a message is received with an audio attachment, Symbian will give the choice to save the file as ringtone or music.\nWhen we listen to our playlist, Symbian doesn't display ringtones (today It may possible to listen ringtones as music and think somebody calls you).\n\n\nBy the way, the present option which permits to use a music as a ringtone should become an app which permit to cut the music into a small one in order to use it as ringtone (for example, 30 seconds chosen by the user). Indeed, most tracks are mute at the beginning before the music starts so they can't be used as ringtones whereas a refrain should be perfect for it.\n\n\n ","2010-01-08T21:36:24","2010-10-09T16:36:59","axisama",0,100,"Expert review",54,0]
[null,9741,{"$nulls":3},"this is a must have","2010-09-29T17:44:36","2010-09-29T17:44:36","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5281,{"$nulls":3},"This is pointless. First of all, what should be done is for Symbian to make all \"Music\" folders the only folders that are read by the music application. Then all your ringtones, which you could put in the \"Sounds\" folder or whatever you want it to be, will never get picked up by the music player, and thus won't be in your playlists. Problem solved. Then the player that plays all the sound clips that you record, can be used to play ringtones too. Just make Music folders the only folders that the Music Player reads from.","2010-02-06T22:07:53","2010-02-06T22:07:53","NseriesFreak7",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4258,{"$nulls":3},"hmm.. good idea. :)\n\n\n\n\nbut if i may expand your idea, perhaps having folders to do the sorting would be simpler.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nfor example, there's a folder named \"Ringtones\" (or simply \"Tones\") where any file in it will not be shown in the music library but will be shown in the gallery as a \"Ringtone\". Likewise there will be another folder named \"Music\" which will contain the music library.","2010-01-09T18:33:25","2010-01-11T21:08:29","anthonyvila",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4299,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Sf members,  I see your point and would like to add categories of :\n\n\n\n\nVoice memos-which would include any sub folders\n\n\n\n\naudiobooks\n\n\n\n\nmusic\n\n\n\n\nrindtones\n\n\n\n\npodcasts\n\n\n\n\netc.\n\n\n\n\nI would like the choice for the memos and tones to be a \"shut off\" function for when I shuffle and play my media player.\n\n\n\n\nI have many different types of media in my media layer and I get annoyed when I have my Nokia playing music and all of a sudden, since it is on shuffle, I get a chapter as my next selection as I listen to \"books\" on my media player.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nShould you be able to edit the ringtone....Yes, could someone make and app for that?  It wouldn't be that hard to edit music down to a ringtone.  +1","2010-01-11T16:32:54","2010-01-11T16:36:10","ginau",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4304,{"$nulls":3},"I agree with Anthony. I've got 600 songs in my mobile and when i try to choose one for a message tone i can not find the proper one. Its touch screen and it is impossible to scroll the list to the song i want. I can not also click the song and choose \"use as a message tone\" because there is only \"use as a ringotne\" option. I wish i could copy the song to separate folder and then it would show in my ringtones (not in music).","2010-01-11T20:21:36","2010-01-11T20:21:36","grodzky",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,6866,{"$nulls":3},"I want to add an idea. Instead of iphone, it's sometimes cool to have the choice to use music as ringtone (i use one for my Alarm o' clock) but it's not good to listen to ringtones on our player.\n\n\n\n\nThat why categories (or keywords or playlists !) are the best way when you want to browse in our audio files. Ringtones and Musics are default ones, and inside both of them we can make some other categories.","2010-03-31T20:44:24","2010-04-01T03:06:48","axisama",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5020,"Mobile applications",null,"Client for smart.fm","Smart.fm - The World's Sharpest Learning Tool.\n\n\n\n\nIt's a brilliant concept which should be available to everyone in the world!\n\n\n\n\nI've seen the client for the iPhone and it works brilliantly.\n\n\n\n\nBut where is the Symbian client? We need one!!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSo that's my idea...","2010-01-28T14:59:06","2010-01-28T15:01:36","Lunarsi",0,100,"Voting and discussion",6,0]
[null,7134,{"$nulls":3},"Good idea!Just started to learn japanese and I use smart.fm which happened to help me a lot! It will be great if I can use smart.fm on my Nokia 5800XM while outside of my home or going to/back from work.\n\n\n\n\nThanks!","2010-04-18T21:05:49","2010-04-18T21:05:49","iliyan",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6812,"Symbian Foundation","Make development easier","Bridging the gap between vendors, developers and users","Software development and OS programming would be more defined and much easier if users would fill requirements for the features they want in a phone, vendors would develop those phones in order of popularity of the demand and developers would consequently have less trouble for developing practical applications.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\ne.g consider the posts on:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=1037\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nMajor software design issues could have been avoided if Vendors stopped asking people to plug in their headphones to listen to radio by adding an internal antenna(or boosting the one regularly used - easy to do that) enabling radio to be played just like in the Nokia 5030 express radio. Adding this feature would not increase the price and size of the set by much.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAnyone wonders why vendors do not do it? Marketing reasons obviously. But it is high time that instead of having users settle for what vendors propose, vendors should make some proper market surveys and design sets based on user feedback.","2010-03-27T14:58:46","2010-03-27T14:58:46","kush4l",0,0,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,7836,"Mobile functionality","User interface","LG KS360 touch screen OS","Here are some of my ideas for an impressive User interface for the LG ks360\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\ni dont see why they didnt just make the phone touch screen from the beginning..\n\n\n\n\nits already got touch screen dialing.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n*1.  touch screen messaging and menu's(must have)\n\n\n\n\n  2.  Better file arrangement system(crap on present LG OS, constantly hear people asking for help on it)\n\n\n\n\n  3. symbian Apps lol obviously\n\n\n\n\n  4. the ability to use your camera as a webcam( via usb or bluetooth)\n\n\n\n\n  5. wap as usual.\n\n\n\n\n  6. better phone internet browser(at the moment most of us use opera mini cos its much metter)\n\n\n\n\n  7. please please keep the multiple fonts avalible thats awsome.\n\n\n\n\n  umm yeah  thats about it\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nill draw pictures and keep you updated as i go along and come up with new ideas.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-06-01T12:10:22","2010-06-01T12:10:22","thrillseeker227",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,7840,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Willie,\n\n\n\n\nYou may want to break down your idea so that it is easier to vote on.  Voters may online like one of the 7 ideas you posted and thus not vote :)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nLooking forward to the photos. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSusana","2010-06-01T18:45:49","2010-06-01T18:45:49","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8860,"Mobile functionality",null,"Shared Access - Single connection on multiple handsets","Single mobile connection can be shared by multiple devices.\n\n\n\n\nSenario:\n\n\n\n\nI have a mobile connection. My wife having another mobile connection. and a Land line at my home.\n\n\n\n\nInstead of using 3 different connections (paying 3 different bills) I can use a single connection shared by 3 different handsets (I can pay for the single connection).\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nDescription:\n\n\n\n\nEach device is having its own set of contact details.\n\n\n\n\nWhen getting a new incoming call, The system will decide who is the intended recipient and it Ring on that particular handset alone. If it is not addressed within the time limit, then the call will be redirected to other 2 handsets.\n\n\n\n\nAnytime during the call or anytime, all the 3 handsets can be in communication with each other.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAll three persons will be notified about the call\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThe service provider has to provide multiple duplicate SIM cards based on customer need with security enabled.\n\n\n\n\nSimulation:\n\n\n\n\nThis is similar to the EPABX system with in an organisation.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI will post more details on demand.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-08-19T12:42:00","2010-08-19T12:41:59","marimuthu",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,1181,"Mobile functionality","Developer stuff","Improve SIS package to protect developers","It&apos;s funny, but someone translated one of my freeware apps to Chinese. During that process my name as author was removed, as well as some actually useful (installation) info.\n\n\n\n\nProposal: something should be done to prevent this. No idea what :)\n\n\n\n\nI believe all files were extracted from SIS, the resource strings identifies from binary file, translated \"in place\" and everything was re-packaged and distributed online. What could be done:\n\n\n\n\n- add CRC checksum into SIS. Would not prevent creating new SIS, I believe. Also CRC should be protected from changing, too. Would trust only PKI for this, but that would require access to secret key in some server thus requiring network access. It must be possible to install SIS files completely offline, also network access would allow better check methods.\n\n\n\n\n- Calculate some hash using some values calculated from all files inside SIS, certificate and UIDs. Not sure what to do with this, since crackers can do same calculations.\n\n\n\n\nAnyway, I do not believe FL used by Ovi Store is any solution.\n\n\n\n\nPS. It&apos;s funny, because it was a freeware app. Not so funny, if it had been a commercial app.","2009-06-23T02:06:04","2009-10-23T09:44:49","JOM",0,51.52,"Voting and discussion",7,5]
[null,8307,{"$nulls":3},"I do not see why this has so many negative votes.  The applications that are developed need protection. Please review, comment and vote.","2010-07-12T03:00:17","2010-07-12T03:00:17","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1183,{"$nulls":3},"Well I do agree that its fairly easy and &apos;not-too-complicated&apos; stunt of extracting the sis files. Although I am not too completely sure of the probable solutions apart from the ones that you have already mentioned, I like the idea of a little more &apos;protection&apos; to safeguard the interest of the developer. I am voting for it.","2009-06-23T10:17:40","2009-06-23T10:17:40","NeilBhasme",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1185,{"$nulls":3},"Signed SIS files do have some protection against tampering of this kind.  However, Symbian Signed is not intended to prevent application piracy.  If the application doesn&apos;t actually need signing then the signature can be removed and content extracted, modified and re-packaged.  Even if it needs re-signing after that, its almost impossible to police (although some automated checking for similar SIS files at the signing portal is possible).\n\n\n\n\nI&apos;m voting to scrap this because I believe that packaging and signing are (and should be) separate from DRM (which is basically what you&apos;re talking about here).\n\n\n\n\nPossibly we should help developers to protect their work, but I don&apos;t think a single common system (attractive target for hackers, break it once and everyone&apos;s content is vulnerable), or building it into SIS files is the way to go.\n\n\n\n\nIf you changed the idea from \"Improve SIS package to protect developers\" to \"Help developers protect their content\" I&apos;d be giving a positive vote.  A more concrete idea on how it should be done could be even better.  Perhaps that&apos;s best left to the experts though?","2009-06-23T10:40:46","2009-07-01T14:12:44","markw",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1186,{"$nulls":3},"I&apos;ve moved this to the Runtimes category - it&apos;s certainly a Symbian Technology suggestion, and Runtimes seems the most appropriate subcategory as the Application Installation package is in the Runtimes Tech Domain.","2009-06-23T11:06:12","2009-11-01T12:16:49","LawrenceSimpson",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1955,{"$nulls":3},"It doesn&#39;t matter where security is put, it matters that it works properly.\n\nI would like to point out that App Store operators make more money from their app stores if more software is sold, and less software is cracked and distributed for free. There will be a bunch of people that will buy an app if they cannot find it for free, and that is the extra money everybody, both developers and app store operators can make if apps cannot be cracked, or at the very least not be installed on other phones when they are cracked. If this means code in a boot rom that can only be changed by inserting a different ROM, so be it.","2009-10-27T14:11:32","2009-10-27T14:11:32","svdwal",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1949,"Mobile applications",null,"Pre-Buffered mobile Radio","Hello all,\n\nthe company I work for (Radiopark in Hamburg, Germany) is operating Radioland, a site for streaming musical channels. We&rsquo;d like to move these channels to mobile devices using what we call pre-buffered radio.\nWe let you (the listener) chose any channel(s) you like as &ldquo;mobile channels&rdquo;. We then encrypt the content (ie. the music that goes with those channels) for your device and send your app on the mobile the content plus 24/7 playlists for the next couple of days (plus a few extras like album art and links).\nThus you can pre-sync your device when you are on WiFi (you are free to do it over 3G but you don&rsquo;t have to!) and take your favorite station(s) with you &ndash; freeing you from any charges streaming a station would occur on your bill and freeing you from the availability of any network connection whatsoever &ndash; no more interrupted streams because you have just happened to leave coverage for a few seconds (or for a few weeks when you travel abroad!).\nThese things all work on our demo devices so far (iPhone and Android), but they are slow in decoding the music and sluggish in their UI.\nI am sure that a well-powered device as the N900 could make the whole experience much better:\n* Faster UI, faster decoding;\n* hacking (in the good sense) support for SanDisks TrustedFlash* technology into the device would liberate the app from having to decode musical files alltogether;\n* using location awareness we can push location enabled content (which we already have lots of) to the device (ie. enable &ldquo;What&rsquo;s going on in my town&rdquo;-style mods or traffic-/weather infos of sorts;\n* using GPS speed info we can actually tune our playlists to a faster or slower mood, either to support you going fast on the Autobahn (if you have one, that is ;) or do just the opposite: If you go too fast, let the music cool your mood and make you go slower.\nMost of the above can be accomplished in software, for the TrustedFlash part we would have SanDisk aboard. They have expressed their cooperation in getting this to work on new devices. All of the necessary support from the major labels is signed, so legally we are on safe grounds here: Radiopark is GEMA and IFPI member &ndash; we want to play this whole thing fair and imburse the artists for what our listeners listen to.\nI&rsquo;d be happy to discuss further details with you &ndash; let me know what you think of my proposal.\nBest regards, thanks for reading,\n Christian Schmidt.\n \n * A few (non-NDAed, all this can be found online) words about TrustedFlash: It&rsquo;s a microSD card with an embedded crypto-processor of about a 486&prime;ish speed. It does PKI and &ldquo;dumb&rdquo; password authentication. If you just plug it into your reader all you see is the &ldquo;free&rdquo;, ie. unencrypted, partition of the device. You then communicate your secret to the card or exchange PKI infos with it and whoosh, the card delivers the decrypted files you requested in an API-readable buffer. Writing to it is done pretty much the same way.\n ","2009-10-27T13:43:40","2010-06-16T15:21:12","cts",0,48.72,"Closed",2,1]
[null,3997,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","A filter that shows only IDEAS I missed or I have NOT yet voted","This will encourage more participation in votes.\n\n\n\n\nThe list varies in each member depending on the coverage of his views or Votes.\n\n\n\n\nProvides easy access to ideas i missed that are buried in the long list.","2009-12-29T06:16:54","2009-12-29T11:52:21","BoyBawang",0,0,"Done!",0,0]
[null,4006,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Boy Bawang this idea has already been suggested http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=2084 this link shall be closed as the other idea is older and has more engagement.  If you have any refinements to the idea please post them on the above link to avoid duplicate ideas :)\n\n\n\n\nThank you","2009-12-29T11:52:00","2009-12-29T11:52:00","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6045,"Mobile applications",null,"Measuring height","Hello\nI'm Roberto Serrano P&eacute;rez, I live in Spain.\nI have a Nokia  5800 and use many applications.\nI am a  student of Forestry and have an idea for an application that I think  would be very helpful.\nThis  is an application for measuring height.\nIt would be necessary to  use the accelerometer, and camera.\nBased on the operation of a Blumeleiss\n\nhttp://3.bp.blogspot.com/_5oAgjmOT7xk/SD7QDYxJOxI/AAAAAAAAAEA/QAZSvxYe8RI/s320/1.bmp\n\nIt is based on a simple triangulation:\nFirst. Positioned at a known distance of what we measure.\nSecond. With the camera pointing to the bottom of what we  measure. Take the accelerometer data.\nThird. With the camera pointing to the top of what we measure. Take the accelerometer data.\nFourth. With a simple triangulation would give us the  height of what we measure.\n\nI await your  response, I am always available to any question, suggestion, proposal  ...","2010-02-28T20:15:24","2010-10-09T13:06:13","lokoxlkoko",0,100,"Expert review",37,0]
[null,10014,{"$nulls":3},"If it works that could be a cool feature. Not as important as some other features, but very cool.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-09T09:27:26","2010-10-09T09:27:26","Tallert",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6054,{"$nulls":3},"Roberto - If you are trying to get height - you can do it with you Device easily - by simply using inbuilt GPS system -  \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nthe above idea you suggested I think uses pythagoras theorem - so we need to find out the Distance first.","2010-03-01T03:49:25","2010-03-01T13:11:48","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,6104,{"$nulls":3},"I had much the same idea for measuring the angle of stars above the horizon. However, for this application, I don't think it'd be terribly practical. To do this, you'd need to control the height you're holding the phone above the ground to actually know how the angle at the defined distance. Or at least try awkwardly to sight the top of the tree at ground level.","2010-03-01T15:41:01","2010-03-01T15:41:01","cdavies",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,8861,"Mobile functionality","User interface","SMS Watermarks","Using the watermark facility we can send SMS/MMS with watermarks.\n\n\n\n\nThere should be a provision to set default watermark and change it as and when required.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-08-19T13:00:50","2010-08-19T13:00:50","marimuthu",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,414,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","PR needs to directly counter claims that Symbian is insecure","I&apos;ve been using Symbian devices for about five years now, and I live in Finland, which is a country where Symbian ownership is very high. I was on a bus the other day and literally everyone using a phone was using a Symbian device.\n\n\n\n\nI have never had any problems with viruses on my phones, Symbian or otherwise. I have never had a virus, I have never had any attempt at infection, I have never seen any offers of unknown Bluetooth files which are supposedly a vector for phone viruses.\n\n\n\n\nAnd from what I understand Symbian security is now tighter than it&apos;s ever been, it&apos;s harder than ever to spread a virus on Symbian phones.\n\n\n\n\nObviously no security system is ever perfect, but Symbian is not a particularly vulnerable system, yet it is being written about as if it was.\n\n\n\n\nStories like this for example:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://www.allaboutsymbian.com/news/item/9418_Virus_Percolation_Effect_on_sm.php\n\n\n\n\nare still common on many media outlets, especially the BBC for some reason.\n\n\n\n\nTo be fair it&apos;s not just Symbian that suffers from this, anti-virus \"experts\" spread fear and panic about viruses on any popular platform perhaps because they want to sell more AV software. But surely Symbian should do something to demonstrate how unsubstantiated the claims are? Most of the claims made about Symbian&apos;s security are just outright lies.\n\n\n\n\nFor example there was a story a few years ago about Bluetooth viruses spreading among users at a sports event in Helsinki: total fabrication, no truth in it at all, yet it was widely reported as fact without later corrections.\n\n\n\n\nAnd many virus theories or proof-of-concept laboratory tests have been presented as if they were discoveries made in the field, even if such infections would be impossible or extremely unlikely to spread in real life.\n\n\n\n\nThere ought to be efforts made by Symbian to directly contact the journalists writing these reports and set the record straight about the true likelihood of being infected by a virus, and the true nature of damage that might result.","2009-05-03T21:52:03","2009-05-03T21:52:03","adetaylor",0,100,"Being done",3,0]
[null,482,{"$nulls":3},"Good suggestion - which has been acted on during the course of the day:\n\n\n\n\n*) Craig Heath&apos;s blog highlights the problems of the BBC article:http://sfsecurity.wordpress.com/2009/05/05/the-mobile-malware-threat/\n\n\n\n\n*) Symbian&apos;s PR agency in the UK, Brands2Life, is using Craig&apos;s blog posting to brief interested journalists and analysts.\n\n\n\n\nBy the way, F-Secure&apos;s CTO, Mikko Hypp&ouml;nen, has also covered problems with the BBC article in his blog today: http://www.f-secure.com/weblog/archives/00001648.html.  This reinforces the point that Symbian should retain good relations with the serious anti-virus vendors, such as F-Secure.\n\n\n\n\nI&apos;m closing this idea, as Accepted.","2009-05-05T18:04:16","2009-05-05T18:10:45","dw2",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1950,"Mobile applications",null,"What are my kids up to?","I&#39;d like my Symbian phone to tell me what fun my kids are up to","2009-10-27T13:44:59","2010-06-14T20:11:16","feiring",0,14.44,"Closed",2,8]
[null,3230,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Press HomeKey to go to HomeScreen-- Press it again to go back to the Program you were working.","For example you're in a Browser. Press Home-Key to go to Home-Screen. Press it again to go back to the Browser. It's like taking a PEEK for any updates on the HomeScreen then quickly go back to the browser or any current app.  It makes Life far easier than initiating taskmanager every now and then.\n\n\n\n\nNOTE: Currently, pressing HomeKey from S60 Home-Screen doesn't do anything. So my simple idea should be a useful improvement.","2009-12-06T04:57:51","2009-12-18T12:31:57","BoyBawang",0,44.56,"Voting and discussion",8,7]
[null,5032,{"$nulls":3},"Hi all!\n\n\n\n\n  I have managed to tweak a Windows Mobile phone to work similar to this idea I described but with slight difference: Press Red button or any home-key to go to home-screen as normal but Long-pressing it will perform Alt+tab so it goes back to the current app!\n\n\n\n\nMy take? It's super super super handy!!!   Usually while in a messaging app I always take a peek on the homescreen for notification updates but to go back to messaging app through task-switcher is annoying. This idea allows me to easily cycle between current app and homescreen not yet possible in current phones!  I can no longer live without this!!\n\n\n\n\ncheers!","2010-01-29T09:13:44","2010-01-29T09:13:44","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5033,{"$nulls":3},"There is a single problem with your idea, Boy Bawang. It seems to me that you think in terms of iPhone applications. \n\n\n\n\nThe taskmanager is paramount in Symbian phones because they are multitasking-capable! Pressing the Home screen to go back to an application (which one? the one you were running before hitting the Home button the first time? the longest running app?) makes a lot of sense if you run a singletasking OS like the iPhone OS.\n\n\n\n\nFor me, the taskmanager and the way you invoke it is great as it is.","2010-01-29T09:44:50","2010-01-29T09:45:22","kensai",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5034,{"$nulls":3},"@constantine\n\n\n\n\nAs I described, It goes back to the one you were running before hitting the Home button. That way you can quickly peek at the homescreen then go back to the program immediately.\n\n\n\n\nBTW Incase you didn't get it.  This idea doesn't replace the taskmanager and doesn't conflict with taskmanager. In fact I use them altogether because I multitask many many apps.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nregards","2010-01-29T10:02:42","2010-01-29T10:02:42","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3248,{"$nulls":3},"Makes sense; if a device has the home key, then maybe there would be a specific API just for this button/button-action. As for right now, that seems more like something that the Menu key already does.","2009-12-06T23:17:00","2009-12-18T17:06:22","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5057,{"$nulls":3},"when S60 have a program called SeleQ, it changes the menu button capabilities from the traditional into swap between applications. But, now this application is unknown for existence. Yea, i guess you're right, dude.","2010-01-30T08:23:34","2010-01-30T08:23:34","oginundercover",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3742,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Virtual Music Instruments!","Add a piano, or a guitar... Like a mini syntetizer to play whit the keys and and get fun =)","2009-12-19T18:10:32","2010-08-11T17:25:23","One_Love",0,6.45,"Closed",1,2]
[null,3744,{"$nulls":3},"It's already available.  But works best if there's MULTITOUCH.","2009-12-19T22:27:10","2009-12-19T22:27:10","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7326,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Better system-wide Search for contacts/images/files/etc....","Like iPhone's Spotlight(swipe left) and SkyeQuikey on S60v3... this is really handy for fast searching, Symbian's \"Search\" is absolutely useless and really bad at searching, it does not search for combinations of letters* so you actually have to type the exact word for it to find something, which takes more time than going through the menus and finding the app yourself.\n\n*For example, the keypad \"2\" has abc written on it, \"5\" has jkl written on it when you enter 2 and 3, it should give all the data(apps, contacts, etcs) on the phone with the words that containing all the possible combinations of abc -jkl.\n\nThis is how it should work...\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ia4wAK3LDwg\n\nOr this, at 0:42\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fr0FMT4Pj5Q\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI made a little sketch of what such an application could look like...","2010-05-02T22:10:19","2010-05-03T23:07:03","Vitruviux",0,0,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,8862,"Mobile functionality","User interface","VNC on Mobile","4 ideas here\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n1. To capture the screen shot of the mobile at any time and save as an image file.\n\n\n\n\n2. To connect with another mobile through our mobile.\n\n\n\n\n    Eg. like desktop capturing from another desktop in the same or different network, I should be able to capture the screen and get full control over the keypad of a mobile handset from my handset. Of course through some security and authentication mechanism.\n\n\n\n\n    This should be able to service a defected mobile by a remove service engineer.\n\n\n\n\n3. Virus scanning through remove handset.\n\n\n\n\n4. User an application which is installed in some other handset through my handset which does not support/have the application installed.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nRegards,\n\n\n\n\nMarimuthu P\n\n\n\n\nPMarimuthu@gmail.com\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-08-19T13:09:44","2010-08-19T13:09:44","marimuthu",0,100,"Voting and discussion",3,0]
[null,9118,"Symbian Foundation",null,"Symbian^0","In the market, there is a lot smart phone capable devices still running Symbian OS S60, S40, etc. where it seems will continue launching these version (older Symbian OS) based on their marketing strategy even is after NOKIA N8 (First Symbian device).\n\nAs I understand, many of these devices should be capable to run Symbian^1 and Symbian^2 or partly capable. And the fact is, these devices still used by many consumer and looks like within next 5 years still have people using it.\n\nSo Symbian should identify those capable devices to be upgrade to Symbian^2 or Symbian^1. And for those partly capable devices should upgrade them to Symbian^0 as final version, and these Symbian^0 shall be use for any non smart phone future devices.","2010-08-27T01:55:50","2010-08-27T01:55:49","lawrence27",0,54.16,"Voting and discussion",5,5]
[null,10296,{"$nulls":3},"There's no such thing as S40. Nokia's Java based platform for feature phones is named Series 40 and indeed, it does not have anything to do with Symbian.\n\n\n\n\nSymbian^1 requires a lot less powerful hardware, that is why you may see still S^1 and S^1+ devices released on the market at lower price points.\n\n\n\n\nUnless the manufacturers using Symbian decide to stick to one high end hardware platform for their smartphones, you cannot dream if having one OS version powering them all. Others have tried and failed miserably, see iOS 4.x on an iPod Touch 2nd generation hardware - the battery dies over night and the software is virtually unusable.","2010-10-15T20:45:13","2010-10-15T20:45:13","lucian",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9341,{"$nulls":3},"This shall be the promise to all existing Symbian S60, S40, etc. OS users for not to abandon them.. At lease the road map of S60.. No matter how, Symbian should not left behind existing devices as moving forward and getting support by all existing Nokia &amp; Symbian devices.","2010-09-06T01:40:28","2010-10-15T15:20:05","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10405,{"$nulls":3},"this is useless, they do not want and they will not do not support old equipment 2 years ago not even let him ignore almost obsolete, and if it works perfect iOS ipod 2G touch them if they meet its people, but here and teams s60 3rd edition FP1 smartphones no longer","2010-10-30T17:52:12","2010-10-30T17:52:12","Rxhns",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1951,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","A unified App Store API for handling sales in different app stores.","A requirement from a number of app stores is that applications must point the user to the same app store to make additional purchases, like extra games levels or extra application functions. \n\nIt is not possible to know inside the app at which app store a program has been bought. This results in developers creating a number of different builds, one for each app store and tailored for that particular app store. \n\nThis is a nuisance, because it adds to the cost of developing the app itself, and it will also mean that signing the app is much more expensive. Further, the app can only be fully tested when bought from the same app store it was tailored to.\n\nIf there was a single App Store API that would present the app with all the info necessary for purchase extra stuff at an app store, developers would not need to create special versions for each app store, hence reducing costs and time-to-market.\n\nApp store client apps on a device would be used to enter the necessary info when an app has been bought through it. Side loading should only be possible through dedicated desktop clients, or the info can be added to a sisx file. Applications already have a unique code to identify them (the UID in the pkg file), so there should not be any kind of extra ID.\n\nBoth manufacturers and operators can put app store clients on devices, and other app stores could publish their own clients interacting with the App Store API.","2009-10-27T13:46:31","2009-10-27T13:46:31","svdwal",0,100,"Voting and discussion",3,0]
[null,6959,{"$nulls":3},"\"\nBoth manufacturers and operators can put app store clients on  devices, and other app stores could publish their own clients  interacting with the App Store API.\n\n\n\n\n\"\n\n\n\n\nThis sounds definetly interesting, and it would be superb if a generic horizon app store client in device would subscribe all the web-based live publisher-vendorsites listing their apps with eg. generic protocol/package format like RSS-feed, and naturally receive feedback updates to their sites from the mobile client as well. \n\n\n\n\nI think that user intention to browse&amp;download an app should not relate should be seen in phone's store client UI. Compare multiple clients by different vendors/sites vs. one view-based search UI for the purpose of browsing and downloading apps.\n\n\n\n\nShortly, interesting would be that stores could publish their app infos to not-app-store-restricted client in phone, instead of providing multiple clients to end-user.","2010-04-06T15:01:37","2010-04-06T15:01:37","santeriv",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3743,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","parallel programming &quot;bug pattern&quot; detector","Could the community start a project to develop a tool or other kind of mechanism which could detect concurrent and parallel programming bug patterns? Or is there this kind of tool already? Idea would be similar as in Helgrind: http://valgrind.org/docs/manual/hg-manual.html","2009-12-19T21:36:45","2009-12-19T21:36:45","jusa",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,3999,"Mobile applications",null,"Utilize the MWS as an OpenID Server","This idea is an outgrowth of some continued thinking of the idea Spigit Concept via Nokia's Mobile Web Server which was posted many months ago.\n\n\n\n\nEssentially, guide the user into creating an OpenID that is tied to (1) the SIM, (2) the IMEI of the device, and (3) some 3rd party service. The MWS's presence page would serve as the landing and basic ID page. Then the user's OpenID subdomain (username.openid.net or openid.net/username) would become a DNS entry that also resolves to the Presence page, validaties the user on any site, and this opens the means for using IP-based transications beyond the browser.\n\n\n\n\nThis would be a more personal option for many users of mobile devices; and could ignite the creation of web-based applications which live on the mobile device, but are authenticated from other servers - for example, MWS has a bank web app for managing finances. User can utilize the web app via a widget (mobile-centric use) or browser (full MWS app), but can elect to connect and authenticate their \"account book\" to the bank's data. Give an option to sync and use the OpenID account, which is verified on the device/SIM/passkey level and sync/reconcile data. This takes some of the data load off of the 3rd party, embeds security into the mobile users' lifestyle, and pushes applications more into the web space.\n\n\n\n\n*Just a note that I am trying to pull this off (see my blog post); but, am running into some configuration issues and have opened this idea/conversation also at Forum Nokia in the hope of figuring this out as I think its an ideal application for a mobile web server and the idea that mobiles which are constantly connected can do more than just be passive web participants.\n\n\n\n\n*EDIT/ADD: A MWS OpenID page would then look something like what I have here - where there are icons which show which sites you are using your OpenID (these would be configurable within your security settings for that MWS page). There would also be some hCard/vCard functionality on that page which would allow persons to connect directly with you via the OpenID and the MWS's abiltiy to serve device content with RSS and REST APIs.","2009-12-29T06:39:37","2009-12-29T06:49:47","ARJWright",0,100,"Voting and discussion",4,0]
[null,4611,{"$nulls":3},"I Love this piece on software! When I discovered it, I changed the whole way I work and am using this program now quite heavily on a day to day basis!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIt is sad that the guys at nokia are giving it away, but I too FULLY support the suggestion above that we be able to continue to use the totally mobile-hosted web server - Being able to use a tool such as DynDns or my own Domain name and control over that to be pointed directly to the mobile would be a great way for us to still be able to use this great software.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nPLEASE do not let this program die altogether as \"hosting\" from a mobile device like this is a very important breakthrough and function for an industry who is primary interest is receiving content and not serving content.","2010-01-18T22:41:18","2010-01-18T22:44:01","rosscarmo",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4348,{"$nulls":3},"Since the Mobile Web Server concept - at least as its being hosted by Nokia - is being ended at the end of this month, maybe this idea would be able to take root with the following pieces added to the mobile web server:\n\n\n\nCreate a wizard which would enable a person to take a domain name that they own and append it to the mobile web server\nThen add the nameserver/DNS entry for the now totally mobile-hosted web server for the OpenID aspect.\n\n\n\nInstead of having an entire PIM/CMS - leaving the MWS with the calendar, messaging, and presence pieces - with the presence essentially becoming the OpenID landing page.","2010-01-13T04:03:31","2010-01-13T04:03:31","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4767,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","Symbian Socially Responsible Mobile Tech Awards.","This is an idea to (a) support socially responsible mobile technology with Symbian's influence, (b) make Symbian known as an agent for socially responsible mobile tech. I do not think the time is ripe for this yet, but it would be once an open Symbian ecosystem is well-rooted.\n \nThe idea is that Symbian should leverage its large base of corporate members to organise annual or bi-annual awards for socially responsible applications of Symbian-based software or devices. The general form of these awards would be:\n \nThe Symbian Socially Responsible Mobile Tech Award for [Category], sponsored by [Symbian member]\n\nPossible categories I would personally applaud include:\n\n- Best educational application\n- Best poverty combating application\n - Best medical application\n- Best disability-busting application\n- Best ecological application.\n\nThe categories could be varied from time to time.\n\nSymbian's annual expo would be the right venue for announcing these awards, which would boost media, public and third-sector interest in the event. Follow-up on award winning applications would be an on-going source of blog-worthy Symbian-related stories.\n \n A much catchier name for a Symbian Socially Responsible Mobile Tech Award would be a big help. Suggestions?\n  \nTo be eligible for these awards, applications on Symbian should satisfy some criteria of altruism that would exclude purely profit-motivated ones. What should these criteria be? E.g. The application should be open source, if it involves new source code? It should be available free or at least at-cost to a qualifying target group?\n \nAn award would comprise a trophy and a prize funded by the sponsor. A prize should be of a nature, chosen by the sponsor, that will suitably benefit the social enterprise of the winner.\n\nThe process of evaluating and judging applications for these awards would call for significant organisation, but it could probably be managed by a cross-functional working group that focussed on stimulating, facilitating and co-ordinating other actors. Calls for nominations should be directed to the relevant media sectors and Symbian members. Nominators should be invited to submit a case for their nominations. Invitations to join the judging panel, or to advise it, should be extended to conspicuously suitable figures and/or invitations to put up judges should be extended to suitable organisations.\n \nA motivation to produce social good has underpinned open source development since its inception. It operates in almost all large durably successful open source projects and nourishes the voluntarism on which they depend. It is one of the attributes that makes an open-source project look like the real thing. By getting this point and being to seen to get it, Symbian can stand out positively from the stock I-Me-My cool-fanglery that is the mobile industry's main pitch.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-22T16:49:27","2010-01-22T16:49:27","mikek",0,100,"Voting and discussion",6,0]
[null,4797,{"$nulls":3},"Fabulous IDEA Mike!  I support these activities whole heartedly.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSF mod team. There is a major interest in accessibility.  Perhaps focus group should be started.","2010-01-24T07:29:29","2010-01-24T07:29:29","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6559,"Mobile functionality","User interface","set swf files as wallpapers","Hello!\n\nFirst, I am sorry if my suggestion in not in the right category, but i can not find it. So, here is my suggestion:\nMany Nokia user wants to set SWF (flash) files as wallpapers on symbian, not only as screen saver. So, please create a application for symbian who do that. If you do that, will see how many people will download this application. I am sure this kind of application is easy for you to create it and will make happy many Nokia users.\n\nSecond, if you have a answer for me, please send it to my email adress: fanel_bmw@yahoo.com.\n\nThans you!\n\nSorry for my english. My phone: 6210 Navigator","2010-03-15T13:24:10","2010-04-02T05:22:24","fanel_bmw",0,87.28,"Voting and discussion",11,3]
[null,8833,{"$nulls":3},"I think this idea is good. Nokia S40 have done it from 6 years ago.\n\n\n\n\nThe HTML5 is good, too. But it isn't really necessary at the moment. HTML5 isn't popular now. ","2010-08-17T10:47:13","2010-08-17T10:47:13","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10659,{"$nulls":3},"its really nice idea, i like it \n\n\n\n\nBlackberry Application | Blackberry Themes | Daily News","2010-11-27T14:12:23","2010-11-27T14:12:23","uziel",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10155,{"$nulls":3},"it may be used","2010-10-11T21:39:59","2010-10-11T21:39:59","nitrous18",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6574,{"$nulls":3},"Only Flash Lite is natively supported so anything above that may be tricky. Plus not sure Flash files are the future anyway given that it has upcoming rivals in the form of MS Silverlight. What would be better than this would be that the ovi suite could apply a wallpaper, animation or video to your phone as a background in an open licence format converting if necessary from any proprietary format to one that will work on the mobile device and scale to it's specific dimensions.","2010-03-15T17:29:00","2010-03-16T07:26:27","gsmitheidw",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,6592,{"$nulls":3},"http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m4hadFHinXc\n\n\n\n\nHere's an example of flash content usage on the Vivaz","2010-03-16T12:08:19","2010-08-17T02:07:27","jamesm",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8432,{"$nulls":3},"How about HTML5 as wallpaper should be good too. HTML5 is right direction, now all browser going to support it. Symbian might be also toward this trend.","2010-07-17T05:51:33","2010-07-17T05:51:32","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7327,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Parsing","Phone numbers, emails, links everything should be parsed, system wide, especially in the Notes application - Again like the iPhone, for example, if you touch the phone number in the Notes app it offers you to send a text or dial the number, should be the same in Symbian.","2010-05-02T22:11:51","2010-05-02T22:11:51","Vitruviux",0,100,"Voting and discussion",8,0]
[null,9485,{"$nulls":3},"This is a good idea. It is very nice and easy when using an iPhone when the items are parsed and is this a possible to do on the Symbian OS? I vote for it, as I like ease of use.\n\n\n\n\nCommunity, please review, comment and vote (for or against). Thanks for you input.","2010-09-15T13:49:23","2010-09-15T13:49:22","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7398,{"$nulls":3},"This type of function is only present in SMS not on Notes. Good to know that..!  ","2010-05-06T16:59:43","2010-05-06T17:02:00","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9119,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Plug-able Bots","This idea is very simple, Our mobile phone shall be facilitate us and help us to do whatever things in all situations. So User Friendly is very important so that we could reduce the steps or a better approach to handle any action related to mobile phone.\n\nThe next level shall be Learn-ability and AI (Artificial Intelligent), that's where our current mobile phone is lacking off. So If Symbian allow us to Plug-able Bots or Manageable Bots then we all shall be benefits.\n\nNokia Beta Labs has introduced this idea to us and created some sample Bots based widget app including Contact Bot, Profile Bot, Alarm Bot, Shortcut Bot and Battery Bot, they called \"Shaping the future together\".\n\nSymbian should look in to these possibility, build a foundation or standards to allow more third party bots to be able plug at all levels from OS, Features, UIs, Home Screens, Widget, and Standard Apps. Also these bots shall be manageable and provide a choices for user to be downloaded and configurable.","2010-08-27T02:52:58","2010-10-14T23:11:29","lawrence27",0,67.01,"Closed",21,3]
[null,9528,{"$nulls":3},"I am afraid, this Level of integration require a higher level of AI,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWe first need built the mother Bot for the OS , which will accept all  children bots from 3rd part.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nBut this approach is same as OS, As Symbian Built Mother OS and provide a base for all 3rd part Software to run on.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nNow, In above Idea if you only add AI , we will get what you have suggested.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSo the main Idea is to Built AI - which we have already discussed earlier. ","2010-09-17T05:47:08","2010-09-23T20:55:15","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9121,{"$nulls":3},"@ What is Bots\n\nBots - Like a robot that can automatically performed some activities which programmable, could be target to learn certain pattern from user and suggest back or implement some policy, or intelligent enough to learn the behavior from user to repeat the activities based on whatever they learned.\n\n\n@ Work Effective, Work Efficient, and now Work Smart\n\nThe way our mobile phone device design could be very \"human feel\" which is very considered, we then can be even customize our own preferences for better suite to us. Then now they can even repeat our normal behavior by using bots.\n\n\n@ This idea is to suggest Symbian be able to further allow us to add in any bots in their SF / OS / UI / Fundamental Applications levels through the standards define or foundation design.","2010-08-27T03:16:44","2010-09-16T16:07:16","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9894,{"$nulls":3},"I think the OS already provides support for this type of plug-ins, they are called ... applications ;).","2010-10-07T20:03:48","2010-10-15T20:16:22","lucian",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,10191,{"$nulls":3},"Please stop inviting me to be a team member of this idea.  When I reject your invitation that means I don't think it's a good idea and I'm not interested in helping take it further.  I thought you would have got that message the first time but now you have invited me again.  Please don't do it a third time.l","2010-10-13T07:54:58","2010-10-14T23:01:52","craigh",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9208,{"$nulls":3},"This already exists for the platform as a 3rd party app called MoBots.","2010-08-30T16:50:30","2010-08-31T02:03:30","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9213,{"$nulls":3},"Lawrence law:- Read more here about MoBots -  http://www.symbiantweet.com/mobots-beta-robots-at-your-service\n\n\n\n\nApp already exists!","2010-08-30T17:10:42","2010-08-31T02:26:51","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9375,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","GPS Map Embedded as entire Home Screen","Our future Mobile Phone Device Home Screen could be looks like... \n\nMap based home screen:\n\nUsing Map from Ovi Map always connected to Satellite (GPS) for embedded as entire Home Screen, Show all location based related information whenever you go. Show weather on the map, show traffic report on the map. Simply drag to see the map, an option to turn on or off the information like restaurants, ATM, Petrol Station, Library, Bus Station, Buses, Train Station, Train, and more...\n\n* Show event related to whatever place near you while you moved to. \n* Show your friends feeds or updates when you go near their place. \n* Show all your widget as the people on the street, rollover will pop-up as widget interface.\n* Show all your shortcuts as little dot with shining effect, rollover will pop-up as interface of selection.\n* More...","2010-09-08T01:21:41","2010-09-08T01:21:41","lawrence27",0,56.24,"Voting and discussion",14,2]
[null,9376,{"$nulls":3},"@ This is to meet the future informative worlds","2010-09-08T01:22:31","2010-09-08T01:22:31","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9388,{"$nulls":3},"This is Symbian Foundation. OVI and OVI maps are proprietary and not part of SF. This Idea should be directed to OVI, OVI beta labs or Nokia as they may like it very much.","2010-09-08T19:34:26","2010-09-09T15:07:29","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9631,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Make the site something that my mother could use.","I was going to take my 60+ year old mother out to buy a Nokia C6 next week... It's not like she will be a heavy app user... but I can't buy her a symbian phone with the site like it is.  I would end up in the situation of having to hold her hand every time she wanted to even look at this place.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI tried to find the Nokia C6 by looking for v9.4 devices... which is what every review of the phone says it uses... but her on this site it's not there.  I did find it listed under version 1 of the OS ?? surely that can not be right.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAnd... Can she use skype ? Looking at the skype listing on this site it only works on one version of the symbian OS.\n\n\n\n\nThis place does just not make sense... The information I need to be here (that she will need) in order to feel comfortable buying her a symbian phone is not given.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIt really looks like the site is bent towards a youth market... even then the site falls short.  This is my first time here and really, I was not expecting it to be this bad.  I did not even look at any other OSs... I just expected the website for OS the Nokia chooses to put on its phones to be... well... Professional.","2010-09-25T11:09:19","2010-09-25T11:09:19","Sedition",0,100,"Voting and discussion",7,0]
[null,9632,{"$nulls":3},"And while Im still on the website.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI signed up with my real \"first\" and \"last\" name and I gave a \"username\" because you have to.... when you offer somebody a \"username\" they expect the \"username\" to be what is used/shown... NOT the \"first\" and \"last\" name that was given.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nvery very uncool.... no, actually, its downright rude.","2010-09-25T11:18:37","2010-09-25T11:18:37","Sedition",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,416,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","Official Symbian site geared towards providing end users with info","At present Symbian has two official websites, symbian.com and symbian.org. They seem entirely geared towards developers and commercial partners, with no obvious content for end users.\n\n\n\n\nIf the Symbian Foundation wishes the OS to become better known among end users, surely they should set up a website aimed at them?\n\n\n\n\nIt needn&apos;t be too elaborate, just something that explained what Symbian was, what features Symbian offers now, what is planned for the future, and a list of currently available Symbian devices (with links to their manufacturers&apos; websites if people want to find out more details about a particular device).\n\n\n\n\nIf it happens it ought to be written in plain language that doesn&apos;t require any prior technical knowledge.","2009-05-03T22:14:53","2009-05-03T22:17:15","adetaylor",0,100,"Being done",9,0]
[null,815,{"$nulls":3},"My views\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nwww.symbian.org &amp; www.symbian.com parent corporate site + links to the sites below:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\ndevelop.symbian.org 3rd party developers\n\n\n\n\nOEM.symbian.org for manufactures making devices \n\n\n\n\nuse.symbian.org end user site\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2009-05-30T00:42:42","2009-05-31T20:02:56","OlyG",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,573,{"$nulls":3},"It&apos;s not an end users choice which OS they use on a phone, so I don&apos;t see the point. When the day arrives that people start buying &apos;Symbian&apos; phones (rather than &apos;Nokia&apos; phones) then maybe. I don&apos;t think this is something that is likely to happen though.","2009-05-13T10:40:46","2009-05-31T20:01:12","brendand",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,420,{"$nulls":3},"Something like \"Spread Firefox\" or the old S60.com portal?","2009-05-03T23:03:42","2009-05-03T23:50:09","vmlemon",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,423,{"$nulls":3},"This is planned.\n\n\n\n\ndeveloper.symbian.org will be focused on developers, and a new symbian.org will be focused on end users.\n\n\n\n\nThe focus over the last few months has been on preparing the new developer site (which is now in closed beta).  But there has been work behind the scenes on the new symbian.org too.  This is particularly necessary, given that s60.com (and associated sites) are closing down.","2009-05-04T04:36:26","2009-05-05T12:01:45","dw2",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,471,{"$nulls":3},"Wouldn&apos;t it make more sense to have symbian.com as the consumer site, and symbian.org as the developer site?\n\n\n\n\nOr am I being silly? :-)","2009-05-05T14:35:49","2009-05-31T19:33:36","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1440,"Mobile functionality","Developer stuff","Provide Open Source Core Tools for App Developers","Initial investigation shows that it could be feasible to provide an open source compile/debug/simulate application developer solution running on Windows, Linux and Mac by the end of the year.   The major components would be gcc, gdb, and QEMU.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nBenefits include :\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\nEnabling application developers to develop Symbian apps on the host of their choice\n\n\nOpening up the core tools for contributions from the open source world\n\n\nEnabling eco-system tools innovation using the core tools as base components\n\n\nEnabling developers to use the same compiler for simulation and deployment\n\n\nProviding more seamless integration with Qt tooling\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSubsequent phases could include Eclipse/Carbide integration and/or platform development support","2009-08-01T00:34:24","2010-07-15T15:38:22","paulb",0,100,"Make it happen!",55,0]
[null,2125,{"$nulls":3},"This is definitely a move in the right direction :)","2009-10-29T22:05:17","2010-10-20T19:49:48","qlue",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1894,{"$nulls":3},"Earlier this week, Symbian Foundation signed an agreement with CodeSourcery to help us implement this idea.   The planned delivery is January 2010.","2009-10-22T19:33:54","2010-11-28T08:28:10","paulb",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,1441,{"$nulls":3},"Can you add the full list of tools which you think would be included?  I'm reasonably confident that the bulk of the tools used during a platform build are capable of being built to run on Linux (using the TOOLS2 build target), but I don't know if that includes everything a developer might reasonably expect to have, nor if it includes the tools needed to make customised S60 ROM images.\n\n\n\n\nIt's important to get a detailed list, because the work (if there is any) will be in fixing the ones on the list which aren't already ported to run on both Windows and Linux.\n\n\n\n\nIs there much extra work to do to make a Linux tool work on the Mac?","2009-08-03T10:30:37","2009-08-07T09:14:07","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5836,{"$nulls":3},"Well - 2009 is well and truly over now. Time to change the title of this idea and set a new target?","2010-02-23T12:04:27","2010-12-13T04:13:40","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1500,{"$nulls":3},"Although you already have enough good reasons to get this work moving, I thought it probably won't hurt to add another one :-)\n\n\n\n\nIt will enable app developers to use Linux VMs in services like Amazon EC2 for automated testing and building. Integration to services like this are becoming popular for CI systems - it's already a piece of cake with Atlassian Bamboo and I'm sure others exist too.\n\n\n\n\nI think this is significant, as cloud compute services are arguably an enabling technology for the entrepreneurial software developer. If you're out to make money, but on a modest infrastructure budget, this is exactly what you need to keep development costs down. At the moment, the only other mobile platform where this is feasible is, surprise, Android. Microsoft and Apple will need a big change in strategy before their developers get this kind of luxury.","2009-08-07T10:43:41","2009-08-07T10:43:41","jaley",{"$nulls":3},4,0]
[null,7165,{"$nulls":3},"Great to see: blog.symbian.org/2010/04/21/stepping-toward-symbian-open-source-tools-on-linux-and-mac/ and\n\n\n \n\n\nlabs.trolltech.com/blogs/2010/04/21/symbian-development-using-linux/ - really eager to get started!\n\n\n \n\n\nThanks Symbian!","2010-04-22T11:31:35","2010-04-22T11:31:35","ykasidit",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2464,"Mobile functionality",null,"RFID chip","Let say we copy Apple&#39;s idea (again) and introduce the RFID chip. either it&#39;s embedded inside the phone, or is optional as a connect-to-USB.\nIt&#39;s small, use little battery (even if it&#39;s the active type) and very useful.\nRemember, all of this has to have high security, and possibility to have it constantly off, in case customers are afraid of identity theft. Well, anyway, users have to use password/fingerscanner for these uses anyway.)\nThese are future uses (and not impossible today):\n\n*Pay in the super market\n*Identify yourself when entering your workplace\n*No paper tickets when entering the cinema/museum\n*The light in the room turns off when you leave it. Leaving the house? Everything you have chosen will turn itself off.\n*House alarm and car alarm automatically detects you, and asks for the password.\n*Ability to use phone as a TV remote.\n*No keys for your entrance, except your phone (and password/finger print)\n\nOf course: Loose your phone and you&#39;ll loose everything. Oh, wait. Log on to your homepage and find your phone through GPS.\nConsidering privacy matters, I&#39;m not sure. But it would be nice to only have a cell phone to think about, with no keys, creditcard/access card, MP3 player and so on. ","2009-11-10T21:55:46","2009-11-10T21:55:45","sda030",0,100,"Voting and discussion",4,0]
[null,2720,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Repackage and release any useful NGage runtime pieces into the foundation","As I understand it, the NGage2 runtime (now discontinued) was designed to provide a variety of standard libraries upon which industry standard game development engines are dependant - it was a big driver for PIPS/OpenC but I can imagine there are additional pieces, video players, 3d engines, music engines and what not that, not all of which are necessarily proprietary, which might make porting games from other portable platforms easier.","2009-11-18T21:21:20","2009-11-18T21:21:20","SymsourceTim",0,100,"Voting and discussion",6,0]
[null,7876,{"$nulls":3},"These games are the property of Nokia, and therefore releasing them into another domain would have to come thru them and their agreements with game publishers, not the Symbian Foundation. This idea would be better posted at the Nokia forums.","2010-06-03T14:04:47","2010-06-03T14:04:47","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4000,"Symbian Foundation","Increase device usage","Symbian in PC","Symbian OS if used in PC is expected by Developers for its compatability","2009-12-29T07:55:53","2009-12-29T07:55:53","karthhic",0,41.61,"Voting and discussion",2,1]
[null,4001,{"$nulls":3},"We already have emulators for that.. or even Qt","2009-12-29T08:06:20","2009-12-29T08:07:24","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4256,"Mobile functionality",null," Turn off Microphone You are in control not an Eavesdropper","Hi folk's,\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nHow many of you guy's have the problem and  you don't know that the 3rd party  listen your mobile phone communications or your private room conversation?\n\n\n\n\nI have an idea how to protect our privacy from wire tap (interception) mobile phone from 3rd party.\n\n\n\n\nAs we know that 3rd party can easily activate the microphone on  your mobile phone wirelessly (remote) even in stand by or switch off  mode and listen your private room conversations without warrant and your knowledge with your wife kids or even girlfriend or friends.  \n\n\n\n\nCurrently and only solution  for this problem is to remove the battery from battery  bay.\n\n\n\n\nThe idea is simple to integrate into OS system or (make SIS file for old OS) - on and off switch which can control the  microphone  in switch off or stand by mode (cut off), and most importantly microphone can be only activated by incoming or outgoing call.\n\n\n\n\nThe feature can be set auto or manual depends of costumer needs.\n\n\n\n\nHow should work this software?\n\n\n\n\nFor example: \n\n\n\n\nNormally in  switch off or stand by mode microphone is cut off from hardware by software that means no one will be abele to listen your room conversations.\n\n\n\n\nIn case if some one call you, or you call some one automatically or manually (tools settings) when you press GREEN button, microphone become activated. Then after you close the link (hang up) microphone become cut off again by link auto mode or manually simple pressing the RED button. \n\n\n\n\nI hope for your own good you will like and support this great idea.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nbest regards\n\n\n\n\nAlexander\n\n\n\n\nelectronicsham@yahoo.com.au\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-09T12:36:12","2010-01-09T14:23:12","vario_xlc",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,10]
[null,4378,{"$nulls":3},"&gt; As we know that 3rd party can easily activate the microphone on  your mobile phone wirelessly (remote) even in stand by or switch off  mode\n\n\n\n\nComplete nonsense - you've been watching too many spy movies*\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n---\n\n\n\n\n* I know, because I monitor your TV usage and your credit card purchases as well.","2010-01-13T17:04:10","2010-01-13T17:04:10","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4279,{"$nulls":3},"So you're basically disabling the microphone for anything but phone calls. What about other use cases?: voice commands, voip, recorder, speech recognition apps, etc, etc...","2010-01-11T11:23:39","2010-01-11T12:52:32","david.caabeiro",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4768,"Mobile functionality","Developer stuff","Symsanity - Symbian development environment checking script","Provide a script which will both check whether a developer's current environment looks correct i.e. the path's look correct, presence of the correct toolchain etc etc. and assist in resolving the issues.\n\n\n\n\nIt should be runnable from the command line and have an optional interactive mode which will point to the location of missing tools.\n\n\n\n\nIt seems a common problem that people don't have a sane development environment setup, when supporting someone asking them to run some kind of support script can help resolve any issues.","2010-01-22T19:01:58","2010-01-22T19:06:30","tonylo",0,100,"Voting and discussion",7,0]
[null,4925,{"$nulls":3},"Great Idea......The IDEAs like these are going to help you get marketed.  If Symbian Signed means quality, than people will trust and buy SS and Horizon applications from developers.  You have my vote!","2010-01-26T17:43:27","2010-01-26T17:43:27","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4945,{"$nulls":3},"Great Idea .. you have my Vote....!","2010-01-27T03:46:02","2010-01-27T03:46:02","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5865,{"$nulls":3},"Raptor (the build system aka sbsv2) performs an environment check when it starts up.  If you build for armv5 (-c armv5) then it looks for all the tools it will need in and checks that they are there and of an acceptable version.\n\n\n\n\nSo you have at least 50% of what you want as I see it, if not more?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-23T18:25:08","2010-02-23T18:25:08","timothymurphy",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5867,{"$nulls":3},"I think this proposal is about the application build environment (Carbide etc.), not the much more rarely used platform build environment.\n\n\n\n\nAt least for Carbide V2.0 and V2.3, there are lots of idiosyncratic underdocumented requirements which are reported only in the form of obscure build failures that result is lots of dead non-answer threads when googled.\n\n\n\n\nWhile many of these requirements may really be toolchain bugs, a tool to check if everything has been set up to run the toolchain even for old Symbian^1 9.x SDKs would be really helpful.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-23T19:07:45","2010-02-23T19:07:45","jbtiny",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4851,{"$nulls":3},"This is a good idea. We've created something like it to check our build machines, because we need to ensure that they have the right stuff - see common/tools/CheckBuildEnv.pl in the FBF which expects an input file like common/tools/BuildEnv.xml","2010-01-25T13:21:41","2010-01-26T08:50:45","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5792,"Mobile applications",null,"Best Compromise Meeting Place","An application that lets you enter locations for you and one or more friends, and which then generates a meeting place that is equal hassle for all parties based on the chosen means of transportation i.e. London Underground or by car.  In addition, it could also then suggest a pub or restaurant in the area based on the calculated location and highlight any potential problems with the journey i.e. roadworks or underground/train delays or closures.  Obviously, things would get complicated quickly as the number of parties goes up but it should work perfectly well with small numbers of people meeting up.","2010-02-21T17:33:43","2010-02-21T17:33:43","jonyoung",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,6048,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Let to the applications modify or add their options to others","Like the maemo OS, it's possible to add plug ins, for example the option to upload photos to facebook, twitter, etc. directly from his original gallery, so it is not needed to go directly to the app... that process consume time extra!","2010-03-01T01:48:46","2010-03-24T06:41:15","lillocar",0,100,"Closed",2,0]
[null,6145,{"$nulls":3},"HI carlos, there are similar ideas SMF is born of - to enable any client application perform most common web related activities with any site that has made the service available via plugins to SMF. please check out SMF","2010-03-03T04:36:58","2010-03-03T04:36:58","cgandhi",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6168,{"$nulls":3},"This IDEA is the same as http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=5319&amp;foolIE6=1#comment_5529 .  Please change your IDEA or allow us to place under this thread as a refinement.","2010-03-03T15:58:28","2010-03-03T15:58:28","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6052,{"$nulls":3},"In some integrated Symbian app - I think its possible - As  you are taking example of photo sharing - this is already present via Share Online  on Nokia Devices.","2010-03-01T03:43:52","2010-03-01T03:43:52","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7328,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Countdown and Stopwatch","Symbian should come with both and both should be built into Symbian's \"Clock\" applications.","2010-05-02T22:13:27","2010-05-03T11:54:28","Vitruviux",0,0,"Closed",0,0]
[null,7344,{"$nulls":3},"Thanks but the idea has already been posted here:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=2914&amp;foolIE6=1#comment_2975","2010-05-03T08:10:28","2010-05-03T08:10:28","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7348,{"$nulls":3},"Oh, nice, thanks for that link.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI'll try to close this one then.","2010-05-03T10:26:28","2010-05-03T10:26:28","Vitruviux",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1953,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","Huge bluetooth cloud","A concept of combining bluetooth and cellid into a gigantic bluetooth cloud by the sum of very many bluetooth cloudlets. What it can be used for is fairly obvious. Stationary bluetooth devicecs at strategic locations is also a good idea to support location coupling.","2009-10-27T14:07:36","2010-06-07T09:46:52","Gregorsuna",0,100,"Closed",2,0]
[null,2080,{"$nulls":3},"I have to support this, because I did my masters project on Bluetooth scatternets (which would be a fundamental part of this idea). Any use cases? My pet one was always a distributed file system. Imagine something like GMail for SMS, where everyone shares their phone disk space for the purpose of storing messages. Obviously loads of security and technical concerns, but hey a man can dream right?","2009-10-29T14:29:30","2009-10-29T14:29:30","brendand",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2209,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Wi-Fi","Introduce Wi-Fi technology through mobiles.that may increase ur usage and also people get aware over internet in all areas.","2009-11-01T05:48:55","2010-06-03T15:09:08","tamilroc",0,81.07,"Closed",5,1]
[null,3745,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Option to change File-Association linked in media files, docs, etc.","The system should provide a utility to easily change default File-Associations like in PC.\n\n\n\n\nSome examples:\n\n\n\n\nI want OPERA MOBILE 10 to view my offline html files when I tap it from the file-manager.\n\n\n\n\nI want POWER MP3 to play my mp3 files from file-manager.\n\n\n\n\nI want PHOTO BROWSER as default viewer for my pictures.","2009-12-20T06:42:21","2010-06-07T09:31:54","BoyBawang",0,100,"Closed",12,0]
[null,4174,{"$nulls":3},"it would be awesome if you could change the default application that something loaded with.","2010-01-06T16:15:09","2010-01-06T16:15:09","arcane613",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5793,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Scrolling through the camera","In the night I had (in my opinion) a brilliant  idea. Scrolling through the camera. How it works:\n\nIf I want to navigate the menus, I press a certain button  and move the phone down (right, left, up) slightly. The camera serves as a tool to detect the  movement. By simultaneously pressing a certain button is avoided  that the scrolling is triggered by accident. This  functionality could be made available across the system.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-21T18:16:40","2010-02-21T18:16:40","carafaja",0,59.68,"Voting and discussion",4,3]
[null,5795,{"$nulls":3},"PS: But let it patented please! That would be a unique  selling point for Symbian!","2010-02-21T18:22:29","2010-02-21T18:22:28","carafaja",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5805,{"$nulls":3},"The camera is rather expensive (in battery usage) compared to accelerometers, but it certainly could work.","2010-02-22T09:54:51","2010-02-22T09:54:51","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,6081,{"$nulls":3},"The idea is simple and Do work for Symbian device, But I am agree William Roberts point!","2010-03-01T07:26:42","2010-03-01T07:26:42","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6089,{"$nulls":3},"No. Its not right! My suggestion was: Push a button and only THEN does the  additional function. That is, the camera is just NOT THE WHOLE TIME! So, now I watch this time what Apple does now:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://appft1.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Parser?Sect1=PTO1&amp;Sect2=HITOFF&amp;d=PG01&amp;p=1&amp;u=%2Fnetahtml%2FPTO%2Fsrchnum.html&amp;r=1&amp;f=G&amp;l=50&amp;s1=%2220100048241%22.PGNR.&amp;OS=DN/20100048241&amp;RS=DN/20100048241\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI think we should  approach the offensive to the idea generation. What to bring proposals to  \"redesign the menu,\" or bring \"the WOW factor on the Symbian device\"? Let us enjoy exclusively on round corners and gradients? Or do we want to  think further?\n\nI'm out.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-01T07:59:54","2010-03-01T07:59:54","carafaja",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7329,"Mobile functionality","User interface","FIX: When you scroll, items gets highlighted","When you want to scroll through a list, wherever you touch and application or an item gets selected, \"highlighted\" first.\nGo to 0:32 in the video below to understand what I mean.\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tks_cG01fFg\n\nWhen you scroll nothing should get \"highlighted\" like in the iPhone. Android has similar problem to Symbian.","2010-05-02T22:14:18","2010-05-03T22:17:17","Vitruviux",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,7403,{"$nulls":3},"No , I dont agree with you, In video the app is selected because the man scrolled very slow.","2010-05-06T17:34:37","2010-05-06T17:34:37","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7408,{"$nulls":3},"It should not matter how fast or slow you scroll, when you scroll nothing should get highlighted or selected.","2010-05-06T21:45:31","2010-05-06T21:45:30","Vitruviux",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8097,"Mobile applications",null,"GearHead Garage.","Does anyone remember that classic game called \"Gearhead Garage\". Can it be ported over the symbian platform.\n\n\n\n\nOkay Okay maybe I am a little nostalgic, but seriously would make a hell of an game for a touchscreen phone.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-06-24T05:34:41","2010-06-24T05:34:40","jchamoun78",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,8107,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Jacques,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI suggest that you repost this on http://developer.symbian.org/forum/ . I think this is a question rather than an idea and my guess is the forum could help you out. I love my game too, and I hope that you can port this to symbian and enjoy :)!\n\n\n\n\nGood luck!","2010-06-27T03:46:42","2010-06-27T03:46:42","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8115,{"$nulls":3},"Can we close this Idea Now!","2010-06-27T17:47:53","2010-06-27T17:47:53","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8145,{"$nulls":3},"A company called Ratloop owns the copyright of this game, so only they would have the right to create a port of it.  It does look fun, but I think you will have to ask them, not us, sorry!","2010-06-30T09:47:17","2010-06-30T09:47:17","craigh",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9633,"Mobile functionality",null,"Power management setings","You need too put an option for power management when on batteries or when on grid. For example when on batteries screen goes off after 15 sec but when on grid never goes off or power saver goes on after 30 sec but on grid never.I have a nokia N96 and always I have it on my desk at my work and since I connect it to the grid to charge I want to use it as digital photo frame because it power management the screen goes off automaticly and since it on the grid it is not nesessary to go off.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-09-25T22:49:41","2010-10-15T11:45:29","Rayweather",0,100,"Expert review",35,0]
[null,10145,{"$nulls":3},"i'm bit confused here","2010-10-11T21:30:47","2010-10-11T22:04:51","nitrous18",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9889,"None of the Above",null,"Hardware Smartphones","It would be nice have a retractable usb on smartphone, so we don't need carry an usb cable together :-)","2010-10-07T17:54:22","2010-10-07T17:54:22","rfurlan",0,56.98,"Voting and discussion",2,4]
[null,1954,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","Internet access thru bluetooth to a desktop PC","provide Internet access point to mobile phone user in the vincity of a PC connected thru wire or wifi to the internet. This zould cut data roaming charges when abroad.","2009-10-27T14:10:13","2010-08-03T16:37:43","abouillot",0,100,"Closed",4,0]
[null,1957,{"$nulls":3},"This functionality is already supported by most Symbian OS based phones, so I don&#39;t see what more we have to do, other than promote the fact that it&#39;s possible to utilise it, more.","2009-10-27T14:14:44","2010-03-30T17:45:12","vmlemon",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3746,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Multiple settings for each home screen","I think a cool idea is where you can set up settings for each home screen to have the home screen image to change depending on the time you specify. May be you can also specify certain photos to to be used for the home screens, or just have it choose randomly. An important thing is that each home screen would have its own setting, this will give true customization to each home screen. :)","2009-12-20T06:57:24","2009-12-20T06:57:24","Hassan",0,100,"Voting and discussion",5,0]
[null,7080,{"$nulls":3},"I think you Idea comes after this Idea of having Multiple Home Screen on Symbian -http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=7078\n\n\n Ex- diff for Home, Work , Travel - Just like we have profiles.\n\n\n \n\n\nAnd I thing its a good Add-on to this Idea!","2010-04-15T08:05:49","2010-04-15T08:05:49","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7086,{"$nulls":3},"This feature exists in Nokia's E-Series devices, however there are only two screens, work and personal. These can be set to change based on time in some models.","2010-04-15T14:07:25","2010-04-15T14:07:25","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6306,"Mobile functionality",null,"Optional basic menu ","It's not the first time I see a person refuse to replace (or upgrade) their phone because the new have a different menu, different icons, too much options (in smartphones) etc...\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSo this is the idea:\n\n\n\n\nMake all symbian phones share an optional basic menu, with the same organization, and the same icons, independent of the brand name and model, adding the extra stuff (hardware-dependent like the gps or wifi) under an \"extra\" menu.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThis will help people who do not want (or don't have the time)  to learn to use the new phone, to replace their old phone without any trouble in the process (like older people).\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThe shared icons is because I see some people tend to memorize an icon or a fixed route instead of learning what they are doing.","2010-03-06T03:14:52","2010-03-06T03:14:52","Whitefox",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,7330,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Built in DivX/Xvid Support","Would be great if Symbian had built in DivX/Xvid support and read avi container","2010-05-02T22:15:18","2010-05-02T22:15:18","Vitruviux",0,100,"Voting and discussion",6,0]
[null,7586,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Only registered users should be allowed to write comments","I found an interesting idea and wanted to write a comment.\n\n\n\n\nWhen I clicked on the submit button I was told that I am not allowed to write comments.\n\n\n\n\nIt should be told beforehand and not afterwards.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWhen a user starts writing in the empty comment box it should be checked if the user is registered.\n\n\n\n\nIf not he should get a box that tells him that he has to register.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-05-16T12:33:24","2010-05-16T12:33:24","QBee",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,7591,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Andreas,\n\n\n\n\nI have to confess this has happened to me before too.\n\n\n\n\nIt is annoying and it would be a better process flow by SPIGIT to not allow comments at all if you are not signed in and to stop the process before a user point down thoughts and invests time.  I think this is a nice process flow improvement for the site. Thanks for the suggestion and you have my vote.","2010-05-16T13:57:58","2010-05-16T13:57:58","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7593,{"$nulls":3},"Thanks GU,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAnd indeed it doesn't matter if you are registered or not but if you are signed in or not.\n\n\n\n\nSo the box should tell that the user has to SIGN IN before he is allowed to write comments.","2010-05-16T14:05:17","2010-05-16T14:05:17","QBee",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7604,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Andreas,\n\n\n\n\nIf you are not signed in, it does tell you at the top that you need to be signed in to vote and comment, but I have put your idea forward to Spigit as this has also happened to me also. \n\n\n\n\nThanks for your input\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSusana","2010-05-17T14:52:35","2010-05-18T10:45:33","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8098,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Instant camera capture when adding or editing a new contact.","Ask her number, Save it, And take a picture of her right from the contacts app.  It's annoying that I need to browse and search her photo just to add it in contacts.","2010-06-25T07:12:24","2010-06-25T07:12:24","BoyBawang",0,100,"Voting and discussion",20,0]
[null,10383,{"$nulls":3},"It should be inside New Contact option. Or simply tapping the photo frame of the contact should also include such option.","2010-10-26T07:02:00","2010-10-26T07:02:00","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10139,{"$nulls":3},"vote for you","2010-10-11T21:17:23","2010-10-11T21:17:23","nitrous18",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10403,{"$nulls":3},"very good idea\n\nto  be not so annoying, when you open the option of creating a new contact,  this allows for a button, open the camera (and secondary) in instantly,  and so with in here, capture a picture of the person instantly and be added to the same contact that was developing","2010-10-29T16:37:15","2010-10-29T16:37:15","javy3x",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8105,{"$nulls":3},"This would save some steps and makes sense to me. You have my vote.","2010-06-27T03:29:29","2010-06-27T03:29:29","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8110,{"$nulls":3},"Thats will be great - I have seen it on ABBYY BCR App - You got my Vote!","2010-06-27T16:40:53","2010-06-27T16:40:52","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8354,"Mobile functionality",null,"Make a device which supports hardware upgrade","Nowadays, there are a lot of phones categorized as smartphone on the market. And smartphone almost has the same capability as PC. I have an idea to make a mobile device which not only support software upgrade but hardware upgrade as well. Make a device which like a PC, where you can upgrade the graphic adapter, sound adapter, RAM, harddisk, etc. Then prepare an OS of course for maybe Symbian^5, then the applications supporting it will follow that with a system requirement. So we don't need to always sell our old phone and buy the new one, we can only upgrade the phone.","2010-07-13T18:38:01","2010-07-13T18:38:01","indrapr",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,10402,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Show top this month, top this week and top this year","Just having one top all time means that newer ideas will be left in the dust. Also, an incomer like me does not need to know the really recent development that much... I need to know what people think this month or the last 3-5 months.","2010-10-29T12:13:59","2010-10-29T12:13:59","faizan_bilal",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,10658,"Mobile functionality","User interface","New world for sms","I new idea for Nokia message!\n\n\n\n\nI think will be great if the message can be divide for user.\n\n\n\n\nIf we can add the photo for user in the message.\n\n\n\n\nThe possibility to see all the message of one person in only one page instead to change message.\n\n\n\n\nAnd maybe, see the sender before open the message. :)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nwill be great if will be possible have a new world for messaging for nokia! \n\n\n\n\ni hope u like it, and u approved! ","2010-11-27T13:10:00","2010-11-27T13:10:00","magika",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,1443,"Mobile functionality","Developer stuff","Semi-Automatic Profiler data import","If you are profiling an application repeatedly, you have to click many times to get the profiler data imported into the IDE.\n\n\n\n\nProblem: Too many clicks just to tell the IDE that we want to update the profiler data: File &gt; Import &gt; Performance Instigator Data (sometimes) &gt; Next.\n\n\n\n\nSolution: When the user stops the profiler, the profiler should tell the IDE, and the IDE should offer to import in the new data, skipping to the \"Select Profiler Data file\" page, modified as descriibed below.\n\n\n\n\nProblem: In PC Suite mode, you can browse to the profiler data folder from within carbide and pick the profiler data file you need. But, Carbide (or PC Suite) actually copies the selected profiler data file into the temp directory and Carbide opens it from there. Subsequently, the next time you go to open a profiler data file, the open dialog defaults to the temp directory instead of the \"PI\" folder on the device.\n\n\n\n\nSolution: Make the default folder the folder from which the user picked the file, not the temp folder to which it was copied.\n\n\n\n\nProblem: The IDE defaults to the same PI data file that you selected last time, but you rarely want to import the same PI data file twice.\n\n\n\n\nSolution: Default to the latest (highest-numbered) PI data file in the PI folder, instead of the previously-chosen one. Present the other PI data files in a list in the \"Select Profiler Data File\" page instead of making the user click \"Profiler Sample File...\". The \"Profiler Sample File...\" button should be replaced with a \"Profiler Sample Folder...\" button, used to select the folder to look in.\n\n\n\n\nProblem: You have to click though the \"Available Information\" dialog even though the available information is likely exactly the same as last time.\n\n\n\n\nSolution: Maintain a cache of defaults for this information in accordance with the TRK version selected in the run/debug configuration and the selected project. Show those defaults in the \"Select Profiler Data File\" page. Each data item should have a \"change\" button for changing it. These changes should persist between runs.\n\n\n\n\nProblem: You have to choose the project into which you want to import the profiler data, every time.\n\n\n\n\nSolution: Default to the currently-selected project.\n\n\n\n\nResult: 1. User starts profiler on device. 2. User runs application. User stops profiler on device. 3. User sees prompt to import the latest profiler information in IDE. 4. User presses OK. 5. Profiler data is imported into the current project and presented to the user.","2009-08-03T22:16:30","2010-06-11T15:29:58","briansmith",0,100,"Closed",3,0]
[null,1450,{"$nulls":3},"These all sound like extremely sensible improvement suggestions.  Broken down into those individual parts (rather than as a whole), do you think you could just submit them as enhancement requests in Bugzilla?  (That's a question/suggestion, not a request)\n\n\n\n\nThere has to be some kind of size limit on what needs to go through Ideas as part of the process...","2009-08-04T09:02:56","2009-09-30T10:57:15","markw",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3747,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","FM Transmitter with automatic search","FM transmitter is a good idea... when you find a free frenquency. In Paris, there is not a lot of these free frequencies. Moreover when you drive, the frequence you had chosen can be busy.\n\n\n\n\nFor example. You are in paris suburbs and set the frequency to 101.5. It's work. But when you drive, the fm transmission can be not good because there are others radio stations wich use the same or near frenquencies.\n\n\n\n\nI wish an automatic search on the phone AND receiver that allow to scan automatically free frequency and adapt it on the nokia/car receiver.","2009-12-20T11:07:17","2010-10-15T11:47:36","craig",0,87.56,"Expert review",33,2]
[null,4172,{"$nulls":3},"this would be gerat. fm transmitter w/ autosearch + a2dp bt wireless streaming would rock. dlna support would be the icing on the cake. (yes i know these are in most of the phones right now, but it seems to be a mixed bag...making all standards, if possible, would be nice)","2010-01-06T15:51:54","2010-01-06T15:52:30","arcane613",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3749,{"$nulls":3},"At some point, you might as well just give up and buy a car stereo that has Bluetooth. That's 150 euro, maybe? Rather than wasting effort getting various bits of obsolete technology to talk to each other, it seems far more worthwhile at some point to simply declare that enough is enough and chuck the whole tottering heap in the bin.","2009-12-20T17:53:46","2010-01-08T13:36:38","cdavies",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3750,{"$nulls":3},"Yes, I think that Bluetooth is better than FM Transmitter. It's just an idea. I hope this feature will be examined by Symbian Team. With my N97 I think I can't stream music from my phone via blluetooth.","2009-12-20T22:09:21","2009-12-20T22:09:21","craig",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4039,{"$nulls":3},"Yeas, there is internet radio, which I love and you can listen to stations around the world, but, a simple FM autosearch based on music genre is not a bad idea at all......I thinkit is worth a thought.....Some times the market wants a simple and easy item.....A FM radio with auto-search is a good IDEA..... +1","2009-12-31T03:56:21","2009-12-31T03:56:21","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5539,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Improve Alarm Functionality","I would like to see the functionality of adding a Picture to alarm settings. Use case could be seeing your loved once\\Favorite picture in the morning when alarm rings","2010-02-15T12:28:37","2010-10-11T05:20:03","ganesh",0,79.21,"Expert review",38,1]
[null,9927,{"$nulls":3},"It's a nice one :)","2010-10-08T11:43:23","2010-10-08T11:43:22","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6819,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Additional options in the pop-up menu when I long-press the icon","1. I have installed a bunch of freeware apps and although I'm no  longer using them now, they are still cluttered in my phone because the uninstalling process is annoying.\n\n\n\n\n* It's better to have that Uninstall option of that particular app immediately when you long-press any application.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n2. Another annoying process is configuring Java games like disabling virtual d-pad and accelerometer because I have to go to settings and find that app.\n\n\n\n\n* D-pad, accelerometer, and other behavior options should be available when I long-press that app.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n3. For some reason I wanna know the type of app whether it's native, j2me, python, ruby, wtr, dot.net, etc.\n\n\n\n\n* Application type info should be available when I long-press that app.","2010-03-28T06:47:13","2010-03-28T06:58:45","BoyBawang",0,73.34,"Voting and discussion",5,1]
[null,6851,{"$nulls":3},"1. It's simple to uninstall from the menu, just press the C key.","2010-03-30T12:50:42","2010-03-30T12:50:42","hugo",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,7331,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Fix text input","I cannot stress this enough, it's the most important part of the phone, the way you interact with it, data entry... make a nice fast to type landscape keyboard with spaces between keys, add a vertical keyboard option to the keypad, and make it per application setting... so you can set one application when opened, opens with a keypad option on and the other application opens with a vertical keyboard on.","2010-05-02T22:16:21","2010-05-02T22:16:21","Vitruviux",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,7587,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Contact search should/must include nickname","When I open the contact list I can start writing and get results for 1st and 2nd name but not for the nickname.\n\n\n\n\nWhat is the nickname for when not for searching the contacts?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWith opening the contacts and starting to write the results should refer to 1st name, 2nd name and nickname.","2010-05-16T12:54:44","2010-10-08T13:01:08","QBee",0,100,"Expert review",54,0]
[null,8194,{"$nulls":3},"Great idea. This is annoying me for very long time. I've searched whole internet to solve this problem, but found nothing. This is not just an idea. This is what phone software really SHOULD do!! It's just weak without this feature.\n\n\n\n\nAnd it should be possible to search by nickname and company not only in the Contacts interface, but also when typing numbers in the home screen (s60 v3)","2010-07-06T22:04:12","2010-07-06T22:08:05","aldaris",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8246,{"$nulls":3},"I have found that nickname could be more used on Symbian on contact list instead of complete name, on search form,...","2010-07-09T19:30:24","2010-07-09T19:30:24","axisama",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8331,{"$nulls":3},"Yes, this is really great. Especially for us Filipinos who love using nicknames on contacts instead of the correct first and last name. This is really helpful since we can still add the first and last name and still use the nickname for easy reference.","2010-07-13T10:11:08","2010-07-13T10:11:08","leganite",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8379,{"$nulls":3},"Good idea","2010-07-15T14:51:39","2010-07-15T14:51:39","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7624,{"$nulls":3},"Andreas Kubach- Its True - I agree with your point-- We need some Improvement on Contact Searching- You got my Vote.","2010-05-18T10:51:47","2010-05-18T10:51:46","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,8146,{"$nulls":3},"And for their jobs, people don't really want to keep the plumber's name in their minds so it would be a good deal to make an option to search for their jobs.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAnd also make it able to input titles that appear in the contacts' list like Dr; Prof; Jr; etc. And if someone only have one detail given like it's nickname or even if the person had it's own name written in we should be able to choose to show them with their nick or their official names.","2010-06-30T16:11:51","2010-06-30T16:11:51","zoldflip",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,8439,{"$nulls":3},"Great Idea!.. I support it!...\n\n\n\n\nAt the same time please check this relate posted idea http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=8232 and also idea of what else it can becomes http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=3410","2010-07-17T15:49:13","2010-07-17T19:59:29","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8440,{"$nulls":3},"For the Filipino in all of us!","2010-07-17T17:43:37","2010-07-17T17:43:37","Mesenburg",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8099,"Mobile functionality","User interface","While typing, Letters should POP briefly at the current cursor location instead of from Virtual Keyboard","Iphones method where Letters pop in the virtual keyboard as you type is visually pleasing. Infact all new phone models do it that way... But I have something better.\n\n\n\n\nIn my experience, Iphone's method only works if you type very slow. It doesn't really help us identify mistakes of you type fast because it pops out very briefly.  But the main reason is that our eyes focuses immediately to the cursor location after we type a letter paying little attention to the pop feedback on the virtual keyboard.  For that reason, I propose that letters should also pop right at the cursor location as we type making them more noticeable whenever we get typing error.","2010-06-25T07:26:27","2010-06-25T16:41:21","BoyBawang",0,87.1,"Voting and discussion",7,1]
[null,10366,{"$nulls":3},"I agree about making it optional. But it is also possible to pop it both from cursor location and virtual keyboard.","2010-10-23T00:02:46","2010-10-23T00:02:46","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8103,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Boy,\n\n\n\n\nI do not really understand what you want. Do you want letter to POP up or do you want typos to be pointed out?","2010-06-27T03:16:47","2010-07-04T17:14:11","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8355,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Make wi-fi setup simpler, especially for PEAP","I have a Nokia E63 and the wifi for a WPA2-PEAP connection at my university was really hard to setup on my phone. To contrast, consider a laptop with Windows 7. All I had to on the laptop was click on the wireless network icon, select the right access point from the list shown and say \"connect\". It automatically identified the type of the network and all of the settings and only asked me username and password and to accept the certificate. On the phone, I had to go into settings and configure obscure options. This forum post explains the black magic one needs on S60:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://discussion.forum.nokia.com/forum/showthread.php?174627-Need-Help-with-EAP-PEAP-settings-on-S60-3rd-PF1\n\n\n\n\nBut all this obscure black magic just to get wifi working is not good. The mentioned Win7 laptop and even an Ubuntu laptop automatically discovered the network properties and never asked for anything more than a username and password. So Symbian should be able to do the same.","2010-07-14T02:06:34","2010-07-14T02:06:34","codedivine",0,100,"Voting and discussion",5,0]
[null,10690,{"$nulls":3},"I agree with you completely. I would add that not only is setting up a WPA2-PEAP connection much easier on a laptop, it's also much easier on any other smartphone platform (Android, iOS, etc).\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nMeanwhile, the Nokia betalabs team is busy working on applications such as a \"bot\" to automatically guess the time you would like your alarm clock go off in the morning...(Why not just set the alarm at the exact time???)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nHow about getting the basics right first? You know, the \"connecting\" part in \"connecting people\"?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIf you google this problem you will find hundreds of posts on various boards where desperate Nokia owners are begging Nokia to do something about this. These posts go back at least 3 years, suggesting that the miserable WPA2 setup has remained unchanged that long and continues today with the Symbian^3 phones. I've never seen any responses from Symbian or Nokia to this. Only dead silence. We are probably speaking to a brick wall here too.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSymbian and Nokia really need to do something about this if they are planning to keep selling smartphones in North America. It's too bad, because otherwise I really like Symbian^3.","2010-12-06T07:10:57","2010-12-06T07:10:57","blokey",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9891,"Symbian Foundation","Improve the running of Symbian","memory organiser","please people have been delighted to use it but unfortunaly it was a one time use only and would like to have it for example every month so it would be easy for s60v5 users to save space and memory on C\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-07T18:48:08","2010-10-07T18:48:08","costa212",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,676,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","Commission either GelaSkins or Infectious to make Symbian Foundation artwork available as notebook and phone covers","What are www.gelaskins.com or www.infectious.com notebook and phone Covers?\n\n\n\n\nThin covers for protecting and customizing portable devices. Easy to apply, Removable. See the above URL&apos;s. We would use the Symbian Foundation Artwork: http://www.flickr.com/photos/symbianfoundation/\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWhat are the benefits? \n\n\n\n\nSymbian Foundation employees could use them to promote the new brand and protect their notebook. Key developers and contributors could be given them. Other parties could purchase them from the manufacturer.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWhat is the cost?\n\n\n\n\nMinimum order quantities for custom artwork start at 50 units. Single cost are around $30 each. I would hope to get this down to &lt;$10. 500 units would then cost $5,000. If response is +ve i will get a quote from both suppliers.","2009-05-19T00:11:05","2009-05-19T00:11:05","OlyG",0,100,"Voting and discussion",4,0]
[null,4929,{"$nulls":3},"SF mod team is revisiting \"older posts\" and bring them to the community for action.  Please review, vote or refine or notify Susana Posada, GU Smith, Fakhre Alam, or Antoine RJ Wright that this item can be closed.  Thank you....\n\n\n\n\nThe SF Moderator Team","2010-01-26T18:52:41","2010-01-26T18:52:41","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4943,{"$nulls":3},"Gina, I think this is great Idea.....! - I am also thinking on it. - This kind of stuff will do WOM about Symbian.","2010-01-27T03:31:57","2010-01-27T03:31:57","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1444,"Mobile functionality","Developer stuff","Remotely control the profiler through IDE","Problem: Controlling the on-device profiler with the device UI is very inconvenient. Also, switching between the profiler and the application adds noise to the data collection.\n\n\n\n\nProposed Solution: Provide a means of starting/stopping the profiler from within the UI. The Run/Debug toolbar should have start/stop profiler buttons.","2009-08-03T22:19:04","2010-06-11T15:30:47","briansmith",0,100,"Closed",4,0]
[null,1956,"Mobile applications",null,"World Phone","An application that avoids roaming charges.","2009-10-27T14:13:27","2010-06-14T11:24:26","Vakero",0,0,"Closed",0,3]
[null,2468,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Gaming device","Now that the N-Gage service is dead, can Nokia go back to focusing on 1 or 2 devices specifically for gaming again, with a more elegant profile/design, so that devs know exactly what they can target? And have that well integrated with Ovi?  And make the HW compelling, but standard. It seems like the time is ripe as ARM seems to be pushing out some popular chipsets that has gaming potential.","2009-11-11T05:45:05","2009-11-11T05:49:16","gene_ting",0,82.48,"Voting and discussion",5,1]
[null,3236,"Mobile functionality",null,"Virtually Expand Mobile Phone Screen Size","Peoples are spending more and more times using mobile phone for communicate, work and entertainment. When people enjoying entertainment on the mobile phone, screen size will be the limitation. But screen size cannot expand too large because if screen size too large, it might not able to keep in pocket. The only choice to is virtually expand the mobile phone screen size by using 3D technology when people use it for entertainment. Imaging watching movie on mobile phone with 3D technology is like all objects are surrounding you and objects are just in front of you or flying to you. It is not like 3D cinema where you have to sit on the chair, now you can move to any direction and you still can enjoy the movie. Playing 3D games should be more fun. But it is not for all people because some people will have bad feeling of 3D effect.","2009-12-06T18:15:31","2010-06-16T15:09:35","lawrence27",0,48.14,"Closed",1,2]
[null,3268,{"$nulls":3},"I don&#39;t think I would want to wear 3d glasses on the train while watching the Simpsons :P","2009-12-07T12:39:36","2009-12-07T12:39:36","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3278,{"$nulls":3},"You are right! Not all people can accept it specially need to wear the glass. But you like it or not, you can&#39;t physically expand your mobile phone screen size, this is the fact. So for higher level of entertainment should be 3D technology. Imaging this is 3D on the move, so many possibilities can be happen!","2009-12-07T15:27:32","2009-12-07T15:27:32","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3280,{"$nulls":3},"Who knows, some fashionable glasses could come on the market ;) and everyone will be wearing them lol","2009-12-07T16:00:26","2009-12-07T16:00:26","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3286,{"$nulls":3},"Hope this will come true le. Our 3D technology seems like moving very slow.","2009-12-08T00:00:17","2009-12-18T00:13:38","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,1]
[null,4260,"Mobile functionality","User interface","When an icon is pressed, a Splash-screen or Transition should COVER it Immediately","When an icon or button is executed, a splash-screen or transition should cover it immediately while the intended program is loading.  This will avoid common attempt to press it again thinking our initial press didn't register resulting to unpredictable outcome.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThis problem is very common in the newest s60v5. After my initial press, nothing seems to happen because the icon still exists so I press again and only to realize that my second press is registered to a button of the new loaded program  \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThe solution is to cover it immediately with any transition! It gives immediate feedback that our press was successful.\n\n\n\n\nNOTE: It should also apply to any operation that shows a new screen or window.","2010-01-10T03:01:53","2010-01-10T03:30:33","BoyBawang",0,100,"Voting and discussion",11,0]
[null,4338,{"$nulls":3},"Proper feedback is integral to  a good UI, and it's one of the big weak points in S60 in general. Hopefully this is taken care of in the UI overhaul.","2010-01-12T19:02:27","2010-01-12T19:02:27","brendand",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5540,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","Folder Lock or Locking applications with password","I would like to have an application which can be used to configure various locks to the applications. Most important is for messaging, photos and video's. you dont want your too personal applications to be visible to others.. Also it would be great if there can be Folder Lock kind of application on the device.","2010-02-15T13:15:21","2010-02-15T13:15:21","ganesh",0,100,"Voting and discussion",14,0]
[null,8712,{"$nulls":3},"i guess there are many apps already available for this... but i think it will be better if this functionality is incorporated into the OS and we dont need to install an app...","2010-08-06T14:43:57","2010-08-06T14:43:57","itsmeharsh",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8733,{"$nulls":3},"This Idea is Similar to - http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=2675","2010-08-08T19:11:54","2010-08-08T19:11:54","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5796,"Mobile functionality",null,"Altitude deference automatic switch off","many people happens that they drop their mobile phones or tablets in the water or on the ground and after  that the devices gets damaged and stops working....\n\n\n\n\nhere is my idea: At some certain deference of height ,the mobile device turn itself off\n\n\n\n\nif you drop your mobile device ,at some certain height, it switch off itself automatically.as result of this functionality, you can save your mobile from damage,or from Electronic circuit damage if you drop it in the water for example.","2010-02-21T19:35:31","2010-02-21T19:35:31","Mohamed-Sym",0,66.7,"Voting and discussion",2,1]
[null,6080,{"$nulls":3},"I like the Idea - but tell me what happens when people use elevators!","2010-03-01T07:23:11","2010-03-01T10:16:46","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6096,{"$nulls":3},"I like the idea, but I'd rather like to see this implemented by not just turning it off, but rather cutting battery power by blowing a time delayed fuse or something, cutting power completely - thereby giving enough time to remove the battery before electronic damage.\n\n\nThe implementation of such a system would be tough, tho'.\n\nIf you drop your phone from 1m it'd take the phone approximately 0.45s to reach the ground.\n\nThis means the phone would have to poll the accelerometer once every 0.2s in order to be able to react in time.\nThis drains both electrical and processing power.\n\nAnother thing that complicates the process is that in a lot of cases gravity isn't the only force involved. In the case of negative start velocity things will be even worse.\n\n\nAs I have no idea of how many clock cycles such a funtionality would take I don't know anything about actual performance implications, tho'.","2010-03-01T11:12:21","2010-03-01T11:48:07","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6098,{"$nulls":3},"If you drop your phone, the chances are you are going to cause physical damage to it. This has nothing to do with it being switched on or off.\n\n\n\n\nFeatures like this are built into things like Hard Discs, so that the heads can be parked safely before an impact, to avoid damaging the moving parts inside. The device itself still has to be ruggedised to survive the fall. This isn't an issue for mobile phones (except the N91 was it?).\n\n\n\n\nDropping your phone in water will also cause damage, regardless of there being power or not.\n\n\n\n\nSo, while it's a good idea, it just isn't going to help in the majority (all?) of cases.","2010-03-01T11:43:19","2010-03-01T12:38:21","cowboycoder",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6820,"Mobile applications",null,"ESPN sports app for the U.S. market","If Symbian is going to be taken seriously in the U.S. market, and gain a foothold, they're going to need two things.\n\n\n\n\n1) Carriers to pick up their devices, and not ruin them by removing features, and loading them with their software.\n\n\n\n\n2) Develop applications that the U.S. market is looking for.\n\n\n\n\nOne of the many applications we need here is an ESPN application, like the one the iPhone has. I want to be able to get scores, and updates for all the major sports:\n\n\n\n\nNFL\n\n\n\n\nNBA\n\n\n\n\nMLB\n\n\n\n\nMLS\n\n\n\n\nNHL\n\n\n\n\nNASCAR\n\n\n\n\nCollegiate sports\n\n\n\n\netc.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI'm perplexed as to why this hasn't been done yet, but someone needs to get on top of it fast, and it has to be FREE. If Apple can make it free, then it needs to be free for Symbian as well.\n\n\n\n\nTake a look at the iPhone app:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://itunes.apple.com/app/espn-scorecenter/id317469184?mt=8\n\n\n\n\nThat is exactly what I should be getting on my N97.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-28T19:23:37","2010-03-28T19:23:37","NseriesFreak7",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,6846,{"$nulls":3},"There are a few reasons such an app wouldn't fare well for Symbian devices, and one of those is that marketing deals are usually between the carrier and the network/sports franchises. In every case, the carrier negociates an exclusive deal to carry the content, and the network/sports franchise codes and does most of the initial support of the application.\n\n\n\n\nAs I'm sure that you know, coding a Symbian application isn't easy. And given the smaller marketshare of Symbian devices, the number of people with such devices, who purchase them through a carrier, is probably not worth it to code an app for.\n\n\n\n\nAn alternative solution would be to code a widget - but such a widget would need to be compatible with known mobile platforms and to also be a carrier and network/sports franchise exclusive. That's not possible right now.","2010-03-30T02:02:06","2010-05-13T22:57:05","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7332,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Text selection, Copy/Cut/Paste","Would be great if Symbian had text selection and cut/copy/paste like the iPhone, with magnifying glass.","2010-05-02T22:18:02","2010-10-11T05:19:27","Vitruviux",0,100,"Expert review",35,0]
[null,7441,{"$nulls":3},"I agree with George. The cut, copy, paste needs improvement.  We may not want the exact iPhone method, but the current Symbian way or editing is more steps and he is trying to put forth a better or more efficiant way of using our devices.\n\n\n\n\nIf people could assess this from a developer standpoint and look at and discuss making editing easier, that would be great.","2010-05-11T16:26:56","2010-05-11T16:26:56","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7458,{"$nulls":3},"Well, Got your point - And yes In this issue we need some improvement on Symbian - Voted!","2010-05-12T09:17:49","2010-05-12T09:18:08","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9940,{"$nulls":3},"It's something fresh","2010-10-08T12:13:00","2010-10-08T12:13:00","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7399,{"$nulls":3},"Symbian do have text selection and cut/copy/paste function, Any way can you tell me what magnifying glass is doing here!","2010-05-06T17:06:27","2010-05-06T17:06:26","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7405,{"$nulls":3},"It does have it but it is not a very elegant solution, it requires having a button on the menu.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIn my opinion Apple's implementation of copy/cut/paste is brilliant, very clean. You just double tap on text, a selection bar appears then you move it around however you wish and after you lift up your finger a menu with copy/cut/paste, select and delete(if I'm not mistaken) appears.\n\n\n\n\nThe same for paste just double tab, menu appears, select \"Paste\", very easy, very elegant.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAs for the magnifying glass, it's got to do with cursor placement in text, you tap and hold your finger, a magnifying glass appears over your finger, you move it and place your typing pointer exactly where you want it with much higher precision(because of seeing better since the text is magnified) than just randomly tapping on a text hoping the cursor \"sits\" where you want it to and yet again this also cuts the need for buttons... Symbian has back/forward buttons for moving cursor which will become redundant with this function implemented, which saves more screen space.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSuch an implementation would make 4 buttons of the current Symbian interface redundant, freeing up more space to make the interface more powerful while being much cleaner and sleeker.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-05-06T21:34:54","2010-05-06T21:35:34","Vitruviux",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7406,{"$nulls":3},"Here is a small demo of Apple's copy/cut/paste, so you get a better idea.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4qIXpMDSnUQ","2010-05-06T21:36:38","2010-05-06T21:36:37","Vitruviux",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8100,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Visual Transition in screen rotation","I know it's a little slower compared to a transition-less rotation but a visual transition is far far more pleasing and satisfying!  Our mind even perceives it as faster because it gives guide where things come from. Without transition, we're like presented with another new screen so our mind starts thinking all over gain instead of continuing from the previous orientation.","2010-06-25T07:47:04","2010-06-25T07:47:04","BoyBawang",0,100,"Voting and discussion",7,0]
[null,8241,{"$nulls":3},"Turn on theme effects and you get this in most system screens. Depending on the theme, there could be a small to large performance hit overall to the device.","2010-07-09T17:35:55","2010-07-09T17:35:55","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8868,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","I don&#39;t want music playlist, give me Quick Favorite for my music","In my phone, I have many songs  and album. I found out I keep listen only few favorite songs, but I keep adding new album into my phone.\n\n\n\n\nTherefore I want a quick and easy favorite list not play list. I want it could simply to \"Star\" it and add a tags. Then I can key in / look for my favorite tags or favorite songs. I could be implemented by provide me a check list of all my favorite tags where I can uncheck the tags to exclude to play.\n\n\n\n\nHow it works:\n\n\n\n\n1) I can \"Star\" my favorite song during song playback or song listing, then add my tags like (Guitar, MJ, Best, Bus, etc.)\n2) Choose the option for \"Playback my favorite songs\", then select / remove check box beside list of tags and choose playback\n3) Enjoy my favorite songs\n\n\n\n\nWe can Quick Favorite any media or documents..","2010-08-19T17:42:27","2010-08-19T17:42:26","lawrence27",0,100,"Voting and discussion",5,0]
[null,8869,{"$nulls":3},"@ The Powerful Quick Favorite Feature\n\nThis idea not to remove music playlist, it just to build a new \"Quick Favorite\" feature on top. We can choose type of favorite depending on the mood. That's where the powerful is.\n\n\n@ Bookmark\n\nImaging how easy your browser to mark a star (bookmark) any pages, and  how easy load it back.. This shall be the way we handle our favorite  songs..\n\n\n@ Playlist, Favorite List\n\nMy opinion is, both play-list and favorite-list served different purpose that where both should existing...\n\n\n@ Partly has such feature\n\nThis feature partly has in many music player, they allow to rate star  for each song. It just they did not think of playback those five star  music..","2010-08-19T17:45:12","2010-10-15T15:31:16","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9380,"Mobile functionality",null,"Calling feature wihout unlocking phone","In standard usage, if the phone is in autolock state, the user has to unlock the autolock on the phone before making a call. The idea is to implement a feature such that, if the user just draws an alphabet on the screen, the contacts beginning with that alphabet must be listed from the contact list of the phone and the user must be able to make a call/sms/edit contact etc. without having to unlock the autolock on the phone.","2010-09-08T12:24:36","2010-09-08T12:24:36","kkrish",0,77.7,"Voting and discussion",6,4]
[null,10413,{"$nulls":3},"I don't think this is a good idea. Locking the phone is not only to protect against accidental dialing but to prevent anyone else from accessing your data. I don't know what device you have but If you are just worried about using the slider then install pocketlock. I have installed it and the screen comes to life the moment I take the phone out. I don't make the phone lock with a security code as I am not too worried about losing it since I can lock it remotely.","2010-11-01T03:23:04","2010-11-01T03:23:04","roshan_ail",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9458,{"$nulls":3},"I think this feature will override the existing autolocking feature which protect user to interact(call, change) the phone by mistake. If by drawing a letter on screen will list and call a number then it might happen automatic inside your pocket.","2010-09-14T13:13:50","2010-09-16T11:44:49","pramodkrjsr",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,9460,{"$nulls":3},"No, this will not override the feature of auto lock, because it rarely happen that the alphabet automatically draw on your device even your device is in your pocket.","2010-09-14T14:54:14","2010-10-30T15:27:53","kkrish",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2213,"Mobile functionality","Developer stuff","Create a database of error codes/strings and allow new allocations","With Symbian going open source, the allocation and management of error code ranges needs to be better coordinated. Create a database of error code, documenting legacy allocations. Allow assignments of new ranges to developers via a web interface. Define a &quot;context specific&quot; range reserved for private use, and allocate error code ranges to third party developers as Symbian Signed does for UIDs.\n\nRequire all error codes to have a sane English language string associated with them, and use the strings to auto generate a localised resource file for each error range such that the platform can display sensible error dialogs (at least in debug mode, anyway) for applications that exit with error codes. Provide a means for volunteers to translate the error strings for any range piecemeal.\n","2009-11-01T11:46:40","2010-07-11T05:02:46","cdavies",0,100,"Closed",3,0]
[null,5541,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","Encypted Notes application","I have various online accounts and various userid's and its hard to remember all of those if you have different userid's and pswds. Wouldn't it be nice if i had an application where i can save all those details and is accessible only if i enter correct password and show wrong information if password is wrong.","2010-02-15T13:21:38","2010-02-15T13:21:38","ganesh",0,100,"Voting and discussion",3,0]
[null,5797,"Mobile functionality",null,"Altitude deference automatic switch off","many people happens that they drop their mobile device in the water or on the ground and after that it gets damaged and stops working...\n\n\n\n\nmy idea is : height deference device automatic switch off\n\n\n\n\nwhen you drop you device at ,some certain height it turns itself off automatically.so you can avoid electonic cercuit damag for example if you drop it in the water..","2010-02-21T19:53:37","2010-02-21T19:53:36","Mohamed-Sym",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,6053,"Mobile applications",null,"Google Earth for Symbian Platform","The mobile version of Google Earth is present in Android and iPhone. Why not also in the Symbian platform?\n\n\n\n\nGoogle Earth is a virtual globe, map and geographic information program that was originally called EarthViewer 3D, and was created by Keyhole, Inc, a company acquired by Google in 2004. It maps the Earth by the superimposition of images obtained from satellite imagery, aerial photography and GIS 3D globe.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-01T03:47:35","2010-03-01T03:47:34","RAYDave",0,95.71,"Voting and discussion",12,1]
[null,7575,{"$nulls":3},"Ray,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nGoogle earth is developed by google and not not symbian.\n\n\n\n\nYou should probably post on google's discussion group or blog.\n\n\n\n\nhttp://googlemobile.blogspot.com/\n\n\n\n\nhttp://groups.google.com/group/google-mobile-help?hl=en&amp;pli=1\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-05-15T19:25:45","2010-05-15T19:25:45","roshan_ail",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10160,{"$nulls":3},"vote","2010-10-11T21:43:43","2010-10-11T21:43:43","nitrous18",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7612,{"$nulls":3},"Hello,\n\n\n\n\nDo you need to see the planet, or is google maps with satellite suitable?  If you like the program then simply download at\n\n\n\n\nm.google.com/maps\n\n\n\n\nVersion 4.X is pretty good.......and you can use it with any Symbian phone. It has the same street, satellite views as Ovi maps, but if it your preference, it works pretty nicely.\n\n\n\n\n\nDoes this meet you requirements, or do you want this IDEA to stay open for voting?","2010-05-17T20:28:23","2010-12-04T17:02:14","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9941,{"$nulls":3},"It would be great if it would be converted to symbian but im afraid that google wont support symbian","2010-10-08T12:14:48","2010-10-08T12:14:48","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7333,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Have Setup and Calibrate Process feature for pinching, gestures, handwriting recognition etc.","I think it would be a good option to calibrate how sensitive pinching and other gestures are, similar to mouse settings.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAlso would be a great feature to have an ability to save(import/export) your settings, so next time you can apply them instantly.","2010-05-02T22:19:40","2010-05-03T22:03:14","Vitruviux",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,7356,{"$nulls":3},"Hello George,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI agree with you.  There should be a quick calibration workup of pinching, even writing, voice etc, as an option to the setup process.....It would be beneficial to the user, as well as the setup and calibration could show the important features and give the user a chance to calibrate, and or shutoff (In the case of handwriting recognition or voice recognition). \n\n\n\n\nLastly, the process you describe would be a quick way to show the multiple possibilities of information entry and would make the user experience more pleasant. Vote +.","2010-05-03T13:52:18","2010-05-03T13:52:18","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7357,{"$nulls":3},"Hello George,\n\n\n\n\nMe again :P.....  I also want to suggest that you modify the title to be more descriptive and helpful to get interest and votes.  Perhaps you should have something like \"Have Setup and Calibrate Process feature for pinching, gestures, handwriting recognition etc.\"\n\n\n\n\nJust a suggestion....Best regards","2010-05-03T13:56:10","2010-05-03T13:56:10","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7367,{"$nulls":3},"Thanks Smith, done! :)","2010-05-03T22:03:30","2010-05-03T22:03:30","Vitruviux",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7378,{"$nulls":3},"Pinching is available on S^3 :)","2010-05-04T11:26:10","2010-05-04T11:26:10","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7845,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Prevent notifications from stealing focus","In Symbian^1, warning messages / notifications (eg. battery low, \"activated profile\" message, etc) steal focus from a touchscreen app and don't disappear when the screen is tapped. This can be very frustrating as non-touchscreen symbian users can simply press a key to dismiss the notification, whereas touchscreen users have to wait for 1-2 seconds until the notification goes away on its own.\n\n\n\n\nPerhaps a notifications tray/status bar could solve this? See http://ideas.symbian.org/permalink/2010/02/18/notifications_bar for more info/discussion.","2010-06-01T22:16:05","2010-06-01T22:16:05","fakename",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,8101,"Mobile applications",null,"Alarms-Clock","Hi...as we everyday wake by alarms in our cellphones...its just rings on tone which is set by us...Instead what i think it reminders that we keep of our help and alarms must call out...or must say...by whatever we have stored... ","2010-06-26T19:44:53","2010-06-26T19:44:53","jovial_anks1",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,8104,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Ankita, Could you please clarify what you are looking for.  Clarification would be helpful to start a discussion and voting. Thanks.","2010-06-27T03:19:59","2010-06-27T18:23:46","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8111,{"$nulls":3},"Hello- Ankita Jain - Just record what do you want as reminder with Voice Recorder app on Symbian Device and set it as Alarm Tone - Problem Solved .","2010-06-27T17:37:41","2010-06-27T18:22:53","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9381,"Mobile functionality",null,"call list","On the phone Nokia E 52 I find one thing annoying. For example, when someone calls me from his house number-phone, and I have this person memorized in my phone, while my phone is ringing I can see the name of that person and there is a little picture of house phone next to the name and that is perfectly all right. But, if I don&rsquo;t answer the call and start checking in missed calls, there I can see that certain person called me, but there is also a picture of a mobile phone, as if that person called me from his mobile phone, and if I wish to see whether someone called me from his mobile or house phone I must go to certain option in 5 steps in order to check this. I find it impossible that this type of phone doesn&rsquo;t have this option in call list, so that I can from here see whether someone called me from his mobile or house phone. The same thing appears when I call someone, all outgoing calls are shown as calls towards mobile phones. Even phones from 5 years ago had this option &ldquo;use number&rdquo;, and one could see whether someone called from his mobile or house phone. Can you please tell me is there an option for this or not? Thank you.","2010-09-08T12:34:08","2010-10-14T09:36:53","rocco",0,100,"Expert review",36,0]
[null,10200,{"$nulls":3},"Could be useful.","2010-10-13T12:02:50","2010-10-13T12:02:50","Baumi",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10218,{"$nulls":3},"There are many ideas like this, that have min. 30 votes but are still not in \"expert view\". Before they vanish tomorrow when the system is changed, I bring them back to top, hoping, that they will get \"expert-view\"-status in time, before they vanish.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-14T10:06:37","2010-10-14T10:06:37","Tim.Linde",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1190,"Symbian Foundation","Improve the running of Symbian","Pool tables in 1BR","It would be a brilliant is we could get a pool table in the 1BR cellar to complement the other exciting stuff there. \n\n\n\n\nUnlike air hockey, which is noisy, you can have conversations around a pool table so this would be a great way to stimulate ideas between colleagues, plus relax at the same time.","2009-06-23T12:12:09","2009-06-23T12:12:09","paulc",0,100,"Being done",4,0]
[null,1446,"Mobile functionality","Developer stuff","Useful profiling of OS calls on production devices","Problem: I decided to use the profiler to find out why my application was so slow in scrolling. Profiler data showed 40% of time was spent in the kernel, 48% of time was spent in the window server, and less than 1% of the time was spent in my application. It would not show any more detail for the window server or the kernel because I didn't have the necessary symbol files for that device. The Performance Investigator documentation says that this is common. As far as I know, there is no practical, cost-effective way for your typical application developer to get them from the manufacturer. That situation seems likely to continue. So, app developers cannot get useful profiling information for their applications.\n\n\n\n\nSolution: I don't know. Maybe the best and/or easiest solution is to support GCC's gprof profiling. I don't know anything about gprof, but it seems the main issue would be getting it to output its data file to an appropriate location, and then creating a UI that integrates it with Carbide.","2009-08-03T22:29:49","2010-06-11T15:30:13","briansmith",0,100,"Closed",7,0]
[null,1451,{"$nulls":3},"The near-ish future solution for this would be to use a hardware reference platform rather than a commercial device.  Then you will be able to get a symbol file.\n\n\n\n\nThe issue with gprof, as I understand it, is that you need to rebuild the system components you want to get profile information from with GCCE, using the appropriate compiler and linker flags.  I think you'd have to be quite specific about which components you rebuilt or the whole thing would run very slowly while it generates the profile data.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-08-04T09:14:10","2009-09-30T14:10:33","markw",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1766,{"$nulls":3},"Besides the hardware reference platform, eventually the new emulator(s) should be able to be configured to emulate hardware performance, so that they can double as a hardware reference platform.\n\n\n\n\nIf the only thing preventing this functionality is the lack of symbol files from device makers, then we should find out why device makers do not share symbol files with developers. Perhaps there is something that can be done to make the sharing of symbol files for real devices practical for them.","2009-09-29T17:25:52","2009-09-30T10:51:56","briansmith",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1958,"None of the Above",null,"Hardware","Building the smart-phones more like PCs - standard interfaces. That will allow installing different OS on the same phone.","2009-10-27T14:18:29","2010-06-03T14:13:56","stefano",0,0,"Closed",0,0]
[null,2470,"Mobile applications",null,"Podcasting fixes","Please fix Podcasting to use the Internet Destination connection entry for automatic updates instead of forcing users to choose a single access point, or separate automatic updates access point from manual update access point \nAlso, please fix the auto updater so that stays fixed on the schedule time, not increment the next update time. Basically\n- if the current time is past the last scheduled time\n           -and-\n- if the last update is before the last scheduled time, then update\n\nThen set the next schedule time to be the next period after the LAST SCHEDULED TIME, not some incremented time from the current time. It&#39;s very aggravating that the update time keeps moving later and later.","2009-11-11T05:55:39","2010-06-14T20:08:09","gene_ting",0,100,"Closed",4,0]
[null,2588,{"$nulls":3},"Here here, it would be nice too if when I played something in the music player it was marked as old in podcasting","2009-11-15T08:17:14","2009-11-15T08:17:14","danielgray",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,2593,{"$nulls":3},"I would like a setting to remove podcasts you have listened to.","2009-11-15T14:38:49","2009-11-15T14:38:49","ricksvill",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2982,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Changing resolution","Add the possibility to change the screen resolution. It will useful for games and programs designed for other resolution - all phones could support, except the native resolution, also the legacy 240x320px.","2009-11-28T07:04:55","2009-11-28T07:04:55","stenlik",0,89.61,"Voting and discussion",5,3]
[null,3184,{"$nulls":3},"Thanks for a nice comment. I agree with all you said - I am not going to propose here some concrete solution, but I still think there should be at least some support. Also LCD HW is being improved, so the non-native resolutions might not look so horrible as they were in 7.0s times.\n\nIf I look on the pixel drawn games (not 3D) the sufficient resolution is 240x320px. Currently the popular resolutions on phones are 480x640, and 480x800px(WVGA),etc. The S60 360x640px is different, so as it is not integer multiple of 240x320px, but still it might allow at least 180x320px. I think that there should be support for lower integer divided resolution and for border filling (if there will be some). For example: If the phone resolution will be e.g. 600x640px it should support 300x320px, while when running 240x320px game it should allow to fill remaining 60px.\n\n\n\n","2009-12-05T07:43:14","2009-12-05T07:43:14","stenlik",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3019,{"$nulls":3},"How would you scale this where the aspect ratio of the screen is different?  Would you go with the &quot;black border around the outside&quot; option, or the &quot;distorted display&quot; option?  Neither is ideal from a UX perspective and I think that&#39;s why it isn&#39;t supported, despite being relatively easy to do.","2009-11-30T12:16:31","2009-11-30T12:16:31","markw",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3024,{"$nulls":3},"Well, I am not sure, ideally there will be both variants, but if I should select one, then the black border is definitely a preferred one.","2009-11-30T14:04:54","2009-11-30T14:04:54","stenlik",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3054,{"$nulls":3},"Typically LCDs don&#39;t look so great when driven at a non-native resolution, and as Mark mentions, this looks especially bad when the aspect ratio isn&#39;t preserved. You could only really get away with it when the resolutions are an integer multiple of each other, and this is only going to look reasonable if the physical screens are of similar size (ie, the increase in resolution is entirely due to increase in dot-pitch).\nS60 used to do something like this when you try and run an old application - ISTR it was in the S60 based on 7.0s (2.0?) for running OS 6.1 apps (1.3?). It looked awful.\nNintendo took the border approach for running GameBoy and GameBoy Color games on later versions of the console, it didn&#39;t look so bad, as the border wasn&#39;t vast, and they filled it with a pretty pattern sometimes (IIRC the cartridge had extra data in it for this).\nThere are much more elegant solutions to this problem, though they generally come at a cost in terms of effort and how applicable they are. For instance, a game will generally just be blitting a bitmap to the LCD framebuffer, whereas an application is more likely to be drawing individual components to various locations on the screen.\n","2009-12-01T13:29:38","2009-12-01T13:29:37","cowboycoder",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5286,"Mobile functionality",null,"International Rescue","I would like to own a slim-line mobile phone that is lightweight enough to wear as wrist band.\n\n\nThe device would include:\n\n\nVideo calling (camera swivels to take pictures/video. \n\n\nA text narrator program including incoming caller &amp; text announcement.\n\n\nAn active GPS system enabling user to instantly send current location via text to a personal contact or the emergency services. \n\n\nView screen appearance to simulate any number of downloadable virtual watch faces.\n\n\nTime/date announce (as opposed to visual)\n\n\nCall Recorder (Video / Audio / dictation)\n\n\nHands free Speaker/talk mode\n\n\nWhat would be really useful would be a facility whereby I could send a silent text to the mobile phone of a nuisance or threatening caller that would search their contacts list and phone log, and delete my numbers etc.\n\n\nAn SD card slot.","2010-02-07T01:34:01","2010-02-07T01:34:01","francosayitlikeitis",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,5798,"Mobile applications",null,"Work together with the Mozilla Foundation to port the Fennec browser (Firefox) to the Symbian Platform","The Symbian Foundation should work together with the Mozilla Foundation to help port the Fennec browser (Firefox) to the Symbian Platform.\n\n\n\nhttps://wiki.mozilla.org/Mobile/Symbian","2010-02-21T21:18:34","2010-10-15T11:51:41","RAYDave",0,100,"Closed",31,1]
[null,7444,{"$nulls":3},"This will be another major positive step for Symbian. Just as the mameo running Nokia N900 has firefox ( and has also has won an award fro it) Symbian should help introduce Firefox, hasn't it already Opera?","2010-05-11T17:03:59","2010-05-11T17:03:59","jonok",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8248,{"$nulls":3},"In the case the browser isn't updated soon, the best choice should be to help Mozilla to port Firefox on Symbian phones :)","2010-07-09T19:38:52","2010-07-09T19:38:52","axisama",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8269,{"$nulls":3},"IE8, Chrome, Firefox, Safari","2010-07-10T11:39:25","2010-07-10T11:39:25","Mesenburg",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7387,{"$nulls":3},"Firefox is one of the most popular browser for Desktop... Now Symbian is open source ... Then Why not port firefox to Symbian?\n\n\nAdvantages:\n\n\n1. Huge User Base\n\n\n2. Huge Add Ons availability ( Firefox4Symbian should be designed such a way that add ons can be easily  used after re compilation)\n\n\n3. Strong Mozilla community","2010-05-05T12:44:48","2010-05-05T12:44:48","sayan801",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7078,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Multiple Home Screen on Symbian","My Idea is Simple I want Multiple Home Screen on Symbian - As we have Different profile for Different conditions.\n\n\n\n\nEx - Diff home screen (With Differ on Widgets) for Home , Office, Travel Etc.","2010-04-15T08:01:57","2010-04-29T05:33:03","s60betalabs",0,0,"Done!",1,0]
[null,7087,{"$nulls":3},"This feature is coming in S^3 for those devices and will only be limited by the licensee or the amount of memory that the device has. S^1 and S^1/2 devices don't seem able to do more than the widget/non-widget screen.","2010-04-15T14:08:27","2010-04-15T14:08:27","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7334,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Turn off/on menu animation effects one by one","I'd like an option of turn on/off effects(menu animations) one by one... maybe I want swipe effects but I don't want window opening effect.","2010-05-02T22:20:31","2010-05-03T22:45:10","Vitruviux",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,7846,"Symbian Foundation","Improve the running of Symbian","Horizons needs updating","We go to Horizons to check out apps, download and purchase. This is the depository of \"ALL APPS SYMBIAN SIGNED.\"\n\n\n\n\nIt needs improvement. Suggestions are: roll over an app and get description and price, be able to click and download immediately from site, there is something glitchy which prevents the site from saving my Nokia models, they need to be entered every time (should be saved) etc.....\n\n\n\n\nThis is the page which needs the most work and attention as it is the first impression when one goes to check out, buy or join in on making open-source apps for SF.\n\n\n\n\nPlease update and modernize this site.It is not the easiest site to work with and some minor improvements would help SF and Symbian Signed developers tremendously.","2010-06-01T22:47:23","2010-06-01T22:47:23","ginau",0,51.55,"Voting and discussion",2,1]
[null,8452,{"$nulls":3},"Apple app store research.\n\n\n\n\nCategories: games, lifestyle, work, music,  social networking, and education.\n\n\n\n\nYou can see what&rsquo;s new in Featured, check out the Top 25, and flick through a few screenshots. Find apps by doing a quick search by category.\n\n\n\n\nPurchase apps to send as gifts to friends and family.\n\n\n\n\nUpdate icon shows you when an update is available for an app you have. With a tap, you can download the updates either one at a time or all at once.\n\n\n\n\nGenius gives you personalized recommendations for apps you might like based on apps you and others have downloaded.\n\n\n\n\n200,000 apps and counting in practically every category.\n\n\n\n\nDrag an app into folder and it's automatically labeled with category, with option to change categories.","2010-07-17T21:32:06","2010-07-17T21:32:06","Mesenburg",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8453,{"$nulls":3},"Android Market\n\n\n\n\nFor a comprehensive, up-to-date list of the tens of thousands of titles available, check out Android Market on your handset.\n\n\n\n\nThere is limited access to apps via desktop.  \n\n\n\n\nOn PC the three tabbed categories are: Featured, Top Free, Top Paid.\n\n\n\n\nTons of categories listed in drop down menu in Top Free and Top Paid.\n\n\n\n\nI've no access to the market through a phone, but imagine it to be a much more complete whole product than that offered through desktop.\n\n\n\n\nStart using Android Market in 3 easy steps: register, upload, and publish.\n\n\n\n\nDevelopers can easily manage their application portfolio where they can view information about downloads, ratings and comments. Developers can also easily publish updates and new versions of their apps.\n\n\n\n\nFor applications that you choose to sell in Android Market, the transaction fee is equivalent to 30% of the application price.\n\n\n\n\nIf you're interested in selling priced applications, you'll need to be registered as a Google Checkout Merchant\n\n\n\n\nThere is a one time $25 registration fee.\n\n\n\n\nI could go on and on, check out the market for yourself and report back especially if accessing through mobile device.","2010-07-17T21:54:03","2010-07-17T21:54:03","Mesenburg",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8456,{"$nulls":3},"Thank you for the reference Chris.\n\n\n\n\nNokia's Ovi store is also better than Horizons.  \n\n\n\n\nHorizons lack of user-friendliness, antiquated design and multi-step purchase and look up system needs to be improved.","2010-07-18T15:41:55","2010-07-18T15:41:55","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8512,{"$nulls":3},"Ya, SF need to work out that!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nLooks like Horizon need some active pages for user. ","2010-07-21T14:10:56","2010-07-21T14:10:56","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8689,{"$nulls":3},"Ok, so it seems that the community thinks Horizons is \"good as is.\" \n\n\n\n\nThat is fine, I am just bringing this back, because, it seems like it needs some work to me. It is not easy to sort, buy, find, or access information by a simple roll over of an icon to see what an app does. These would be nice user-friendly features.\n\n\n\n\nPlease comment and add to the thread, or, is no problem with closing this idea.","2010-08-04T20:54:07","2010-08-04T20:54:06","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8870,"Symbian Foundation","Increase device usage","RFID Support","I don't know if passive RF technology can be developed into an actively managed solution, but it would be fantastic if my Symbian phone could add an RFID reader / producer to it's list of sensors.\n\n\n\n\nI have two pass-cards I use daily - one is for the office building and another for the Gym.  It would be great if my phone could learn the cards signatures and then reproduce them when waved over a sensor.\n\n\n\n\nI'm not sure how you'd stop someone stealing another persons id given you don't need to touch a card to read it, but still.    It's just an idea","2010-08-19T17:46:47","2010-08-19T17:49:00","jfigge",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,10406,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","S60 3rd edition initial release  to s40 6th ","The s40 software is new and is lite for the devices e66,n73,e61, ... is perfect to renew ","2010-10-30T17:55:46","2010-10-30T17:55:46","Rxhns",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,1703,"Symbian Foundation","Improve the running of Symbian","Choose appropriate licensing to better account for closed-source additions","I congratulate the Symbian Foundation for choosing a weak copyleft license with the EPL, that doesn't enforce open source on all authors of future modules that might be added to the Symbian platform.  However, there are two problems with this choice that I'd like to see addressed: the EPL is not very well-written in this regard and there are possible licensing conceptions that might better enable closed-source additions.  I will address each in turn.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n1. The EPL is not well-written in regards to allowing licensing choice.\n\n\n\n\nSpecifically, there is only a single clause of the EPL that lays out what third-party additions to a codebase might not come under the open-source provisions of the EPL:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nContributions do not include additions to the Program which: (i) are separate modules of software distributed in conjunction with the Program under their own license agreement, and (ii) are not derivative works of the Program.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThis definition hinges on the meaning of the terms \"separate modules\" and \"derivative works,\" which are not explicitly defined as part of the license.  Compare this language to the more explicit language of a better-written license like the CDDL, that has a similar goal of allowing licensing choice for third-party additions:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n1.9. &ldquo;Modifications&rdquo; means the Source Code and Executable form of any of the following:\n\n\n\n\n\n\nA. Any file that results from an addition to, deletion from or modification of the contents of a file containing Original Software or previous Modifications;\n\n\n\n\n\n\nB. Any new file that contains any part of the Original Software or previous Modification; or\n\n\n\n\nC. Any new file that is contributed or otherwise made available under the terms of this License.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n3.6. Larger Works.\n\n\n\n\nYou may create a Larger Work by combining Covered Software with other code not governed by the terms of this License and distribute the Larger Work as a single product. In such a case, You must make sure the requirements of this License are fulfilled for the Covered Software.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nNote the better language of explicitly defining what is a modification that must be open sourced on a file-by-file basis and the explicit allowance for larger works.  Admittedly the CDDL is still open to some quibbling, but more care has been taken to define terms.  I suggest that the Symbian Foundation take similar care to define terms for possible third-party licensing for the following reasons.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n2. Closed-source third-party additions might represent a valuable feature for a non-virally licensed open source platform like Symbian, so it would be worthwhile to consider how best to enable them.\n\n\n\n\nI believe that the future of software licensing is a mix of open and closed-source, as I've written about previously.  By choosing a weak copyleft license like the EPL or CDDL, Symbian is enabling such a mix, whether knowingly or not.  I believe this mix can represent a great benefit to the Symbian platform, as one can have the benefits of an open-source platform along with the greater revenues from closed-source modules.  However, it would be best if a license were chosen that explicitly anticipated closed-source third-party modules and delineated their usage.  A good idea would be to allow closed-source modules, but only with a two or three-year time limit before the source must be opened (otherwise, such a platform might turn increasingly closed).  This would enable the virality of a license like the GPL but appropriately weakened to allow closed-source additions for a limited period of time.  I go into further detail about what a hybrid license might look like at the above link, I suggest such a hybrid license be written up for the Symbian Foundation to best enable the growth of the Symbian platform.","2009-09-11T17:03:34","2010-06-11T15:28:02","sprewell",0,21.5,"Closed",1,3]
[null,1709,{"$nulls":3},"I voted against this.  The main license has been chosen and is well understood by the large OEMs, operators and service companies that are most likely to be the big contributors.\n\n\n\n\nAlso, if you're seriously into licensing then it's worth looking carefully at copyright law and the definition of a derivative work, since that's what applies.  What many of the various licenses attempt to do is bend that definition (since it's not entirely clear how it should be applied to software).  IMO, the GPL tries to stretch things further than copyright allows and it looks like the CDDL, without reading the whole thing in fine detail, doesn't really seem any clearer than the EPL.  Indeed, I'd suggest that conditions A, B &amp; C above are not consistent with any interpretation of derivative work I've seen before.  For example, it seems to imply that any modification to any existing file should be considered a \"modification\" and hence covered by the license - however, any sufficiently significant modification would cease to be a derivative work and therefore the originator would cease to have any legal claim.\n\n\n\n\nThe only change to licensing I'd be tempted to support would be to go for the LGPL rather than the EPL, since that would allow more mixing with GPL code (which there's a lot of available) in some areas.  However, the LGPL has it's own problems and is undoubtedly less \"business-friendly\", so I think we've got this about right considering the major user-base.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-09-14T13:56:28","2009-09-14T13:56:28","markw",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1710,{"$nulls":3},"I see no indication that the EPL is \"well understood\" as it's a relatively uncommon license.  In fact, I posit that software licensing is still in its early stages and that there are potential problems with any existing open source license that tries to do anything more complex than the BSD license.  As for copyright law and the legalese about derivative works, as you yourself admit, there is doubt about how existing copyright law applies to source code.  As for your claim about the CDDL overstepping its bounds on what's derivative, I don't think you understand how open source licensing works: these licenses don't claim that everything is a derivative work, they only say that you must contribute your modification under their license if you want to distribute their source code with your modification.  Ultimately, any project that chooses an open-source license has to grapple with the uncertain state of copyright law concerning software, so I think it's a good idea to have explicit provisions like the CDDL rather than just offloading provisions onto undefined terms like \"separate modules\" or uncertain legal terms like \"derivative works.\"  And in case anyone thinks this is mere bikeshedding, choosing a proper license can have giant implications for the future of a platform, particularly if I'm right about a mix of closed- and open-source bringing great gains to any platform that best enables that mix.  Symbian has already started going down this path by nominally choosing a weak copyleft license, I suggest that the Foundation carefully consider the implications of that choice rather than just jumping on an existing license, that isn't widely used, and perhaps regretting that choice later.","2009-09-15T00:48:56","2009-09-24T08:17:34","sprewell",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1737,{"$nulls":3},"I vote against. I want no part in \"closed source\" licenses - they seem to me to be entirely poisonous to the Open Source ideals, and I can't see why I would host them  on the Symbian Foundation website. If people want to license closed source stuff for use with the Symbian platform then fine, go ahead - that's part of what we intended to enable by choosing the EPL. Just don't ask me to make it a formal part of the platform.","2009-09-22T15:15:22","2009-09-23T23:17:50","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2215,"Mobile functionality","Developer stuff","Expose symbian signed to competition","I happen to think Symbian Signed is a terrible implementation of a good idea. It should be exposed to competition, and allowed to wither and die. By this I mean that the Symbian foundation should clearly enumerate its goals for a Symbian signing programme (and have a community process for voting on and modifying those goals), and any community or commercial initiative which can demonstrate it ticks all the appropriate boxes should be allowed to operate as a signing programme in parallel with Symbian Signed.\n\n\n\nThere should be a compliance and vetting process for all signing initiatives, with programmes that fall out of compliance with the Symbian foundation's aims being subject to sanction up to and including the removal of the ability to sign SISX files.\n\n\n\n\n\nThis will drive down costs (indeed, I suspect signing would very quickly become free) and allow developers to vote with their feet, which maintaining a good quality of service.","2009-11-01T13:04:44","2009-11-01T13:05:34","cdavies",0,100,"Voting and discussion",4,1]
[null,6929,{"$nulls":3},"What about beeing able to remove the \"common\" root certs on the phone and install own ones to have an own trusted computing infrastructure? If I am a company that uses handsets for their employees together with a single application, I want to prevent my workers to install applications accepted by the primary distribution channels because I do not accept them? I want my phones only to accept a single application accepted by my IT.","2010-04-04T15:27:26","2010-04-04T15:27:26","axeljaeger",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2284,{"$nulls":3},"I used to have this view on Symbian Signed, but having seen some of the internal discussion with stakeholders first hand, I changed my mind.  This actually gets to the core of the problem:\n\n&quot;By this I mean that the Symbian foundation should clearly enumerate its goals for a Symbian signing programme&quot;\n\nThere are multiple stakeholders with different goals.  If the stakeholders had the same goals it would be relatively easy.  The difficult balance that Symbian Signed is trying to achieve is that all the stakeholders (primarily OEMs and operators) continue to agree on a compromise solution with what we need to do to make things easier for 3rd party developers.  Otherwise, the OEMs and operators just implement their own signing programs and Symbian Signed is worthless, since it isn&#39;t accepted by the primary distribution channels.\n","2009-11-03T12:30:28","2009-11-03T12:30:28","markw",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2471,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Support slightly higher H.264 resolution","Add support for higher resolution H.264 (something close to ipod-touch level)to support more video podcasts , which seems to becoming more popular.","2009-11-11T05:57:17","2010-08-11T17:17:05","gene_ting",0,100,"Closed",2,0]
[null,2524,{"$nulls":3},"Perhaps you could specify a resolution to be supported.  When we first added H.264 on the Nokia N80, iPod video support (QVGA I believe) was one of our key requirements.  I believe higher resolutions are possible on some devices (N96), but it tends to be hardware limited.  This is really something for individual device manufacturers rather than the platform to specify, depending on the target market and features for the device.  HD video playback is quite common on the newest devices (at least from non-Nokia OEMs).\n","2009-11-12T11:07:06","2009-11-12T11:07:56","markw",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2547,{"$nulls":3},"I see more and more podcasts that use 480x360 nowadays. The White House video podcast of the Obama&#39;s weekly radio address is 480x270 m4v H.264, rendering video podcasts unviewable. And many language training podcasts are also 480x360 now. Sorry, I should&#39;ve been more specific on this - support iPod Touch/iPhone&#39;s supported movie resolution. I think many sites are trying to capture iPod touch users, as these devices have direct network connectivity, and it would be good for Symbian devices to take advantage of this trend.  I think matching old iPod video support is irrelevant, since the market is largely moving on to connected mobile video devices.","2009-11-13T06:07:55","2009-11-13T06:09:10","gene_ting",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5799,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Blog Multilanguage","It would be good for the community (Improve feedback) to have several blogs in different languages, as did Fring: http://www.fring.com/blogs/","2010-02-22T06:00:07","2010-10-07T20:58:26","RAYDave",0,100,"Expert review",52,0]
[null,5995,{"$nulls":3},"I think this is a fabulous IDEA and I support it.  This is a worldwide platform and market and it would be nice to have some multi-lingual blog postings. ","2010-02-27T02:20:26","2010-02-27T02:20:26","ginau",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,9648,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing it back for community support! ","2010-09-26T20:36:18","2010-09-26T20:36:18","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6065,{"$nulls":3},"Good idea --- Good form SF - Must be implemented - I support it!","2010-03-01T05:21:06","2010-03-01T05:21:06","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,9688,{"$nulls":3},"So far, we have introduced a Japanese and Chinese blog. ","2010-09-27T14:58:47","2010-09-27T14:58:47","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7335,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Alarm volume","Alarm options are quite good in Symbian, probably the best out of all mobile OS with Snooze time(Pause time between snoozes), Define workdays, Custom alarm sound and Alarm occurance(Once,daily,work days) options, however I'd also like an alarm volume option added, so you can set how loud an alarm will be.","2010-05-02T22:22:45","2010-10-11T05:18:01","Vitruviux",0,100,"Expert review",38,0]
[null,10007,{"$nulls":3},"Good idea!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-09T08:59:18","2010-10-09T08:59:18","Tallert",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7400,{"$nulls":3},"Why we need to control the Alarm Volume as its Function is to Alarm.","2010-05-06T17:15:09","2010-05-06T21:41:27","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7411,{"$nulls":3},"I can adjust this on my SE M600","2010-05-07T10:49:12","2010-05-07T10:49:12","jezusisstoer",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7847,"Symbian Foundation","Improve the running of Symbian","Have a widget in the Nokia OVI Store that direct people to Horizons","If you purchase a Nokia, OVI and the Ovi Store are installed or a download.\n\n\n\n\nWhy not talk to Nokia, and see if a Horizons Widget could be a free download in the OVI store, under utilities.\n\n\n\n\nSF and Horizons are a complementary concept to the current Nokia app distribution system (OVI store).\n\n\n\n\nWhy aren't they linked? It would be win/win!\n\n\n\n\nCould do the same with other mobile manufacturers, however, I am not as familiar with distribution of apps.","2010-06-01T23:09:52","2010-06-01T23:09:52","ginau",0,77.18,"Voting and discussion",11,1]
[null,7941,{"$nulls":3},"I am bring this back up front. This widget is simple, easy and if it were in the OVI store, there would be more traffic, more sales, more options for apps on Nokias and everyone would win.","2010-06-10T02:25:43","2010-06-10T02:25:43","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9598,{"$nulls":3},"OVI just made the app/widget development process easier to get your app or widget published. Given this, it would be great for developers to have their Symbian Signed App directly ported into the OVI store as a WIDGET TO HORIZONS APPLICATION.\n\n\n\n\nThis has been done for N97/N97 mini and it is great.\n\n\n\n\nPlease someone develop this widget, it would help get YOUR APP directly on a Nokia in the OVI store through a HORIZONS WIDGET....This would get you more exposure, sales and recognition.","2010-09-23T14:56:00","2010-09-23T14:55:59","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9603,{"$nulls":3},"Great , Actually i like the Idea - And yes it do help people to know more about Symbian! ","2010-09-23T18:44:00","2010-09-23T18:44:00","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8917,{"$nulls":3},"I think it depend on Operate, Symbian can't do it alone","2010-08-21T06:51:31","2010-09-24T07:15:10","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8421,{"$nulls":3},"In U.S.\n\n\n\n\nAll for the Horizon widget.\n\n\n\n\nIn future perhaps offered thru iTunes, Android Market, BB App World, palm app catalog, and MS Mobile Marketplace,","2010-07-17T01:54:58","2010-07-18T16:05:36","Mesenburg",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8359,"Mobile functionality","User interface","A rotate-able clock on screen saver","Now, many people use their phone to watch time rather than clock. That's why almost mobile phone have to show clock on screen saver. People usually put their phone on pocket, so when they want to watch time, they need to pull off their phone from pocket, and adjust the phone's position to vertical position, because when we put phone into pocket, we usually put the head of phone up, the bottom of phone down, and screen is flip out. Why we don't make \"A rotate-able clock on screen saver\"? When we put off phone from the pocket, we don't need to adjust position, just in any position you like and tap phone or press okay button, the clock will show with auto-rotate.","2010-07-14T08:03:16","2010-10-13T16:01:49","MyFanIsUUUU",0,100,"Expert review",75,0]
[null,10269,{"$nulls":3},"I like it!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-14T23:06:56","2010-10-14T23:06:56","S.Weiher",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9106,{"$nulls":3},"Any comment?","2010-08-26T14:29:37","2010-09-03T10:03:40","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10202,{"$nulls":3},"Great idea!\n\n\n\n\nA computer-science-professor of my university (who is specialized in usability) told us, that besides calling and SMS the clock is the main function of cellphones. Especially many young people don't have whist-watches any more, but use their cellphone for a quick look what date and time is.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-13T12:10:53","2010-10-13T12:10:53","Baumi",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,168,"Symbian Foundation","Increase device usage","Apps Warehouse should support in-application purchase","In-application purchase was first(?) introduced in Apple&apos;s App Store: application can offer purchasing more content for users so that they don&apos;t have to explicitly visit App Store to buy new content, but it can be done from within the application.\n\n\n\n\nThis is a great idea for magazines (free framework application with content that must be purchased separately), games (e.g. buy powerful weapons for your FPS game), etc.\n\n\n\n\nI&apos;m not so sure what would really be required from an application store to support this (client-side framework should be available for 3rd-party developers), but I strongly feel that *something* needs to be done.","2009-04-21T16:09:09","2010-06-11T15:36:03","tote",0,100,"Closed",6,0]
[null,523,{"$nulls":3},"This type of functionality has been available for numerous years on Symbian platform, e.g. weve had apps that integrate with other company technology to provide both SMS and credit card payments. Our first foray into this was on Symbian 2nd edition - so thats at least 3 or 4 yrs.\n\n\n\n\nHigher level tech is not really the problem, integrating with all the different billing systems is a sigificant problem followed by actually extracting the reveune from the service providers/billing partners followed closely by the revenue share you actual receive. Even now Ovi cant provide operator type billing worldwide, they may get there eventually....","2009-05-07T16:21:35","2009-05-07T16:21:35","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,540,{"$nulls":3},"This all really depends on the final form of the app inventory the Symbian Foundation produce.  How will it integrate with billing systems (if at all) etc.  If there is any kind of billing integration then I think there should definitely be an API for in application purchase.\n\n\n\n\nAs I understand it, one of the goals of the app inventory is to allow people to build their own app stores - in this case some kind of billing integration, even if just an interface to 3rd party providers, would seem to be a must.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-05-09T16:16:08","2009-05-09T16:16:42","markw",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,176,{"$nulls":3},"I&apos;ve understood that Symbian Foundation Apps Warehouse would not actually sell any apps? That it wouldn&apos;t try to compete with operators&apos; and device manufacturers&apos; own app stores?","2009-04-22T11:36:51","2009-05-09T15:23:32","JOM",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1448,"Mobile functionality","Developer stuff","Upgrade default compiler to GCC 4.3+","The current version of GCC (2.9) used in Symbian is lacking in support for modern C++ language &amp; library features. It's optimizer isn't as good as modern compilers. It has a bug that makes it impossible to build working DLLs that use modifyable static data like QT. It lacks support for ARM NEON SIMD instructions.\n\n\n\n\nDevelopers can manually upgrade to GCC 4.3 themselves, however they have to edit several header files, edit a few build configuration scripts, and do other things (all documented on Forum Nokia) in order to get GCC 4.x working with Carbide. (At least, that was the case as of S60 5th and EUserHL 1.2)l otherwise builds will fail. In addition, GCC 4.x emits many more warnings than the current version, which adds more confusion to the build output.\n\n\n\n\nProposed Solution: Make CSL's GCC 4.3.3 (or later) distribution the default compiler. Modify the header files so that they all compile on GCC 4.3. Distribute the build script changes and other workarounds along with the new compiler.\n\n\n\n\nSee http://wiki.forum.nokia.com/index.php/How_to_use_GCCE_4_with_Symbian_SDKs. I have successfully used those instructions, plus other modifications (for EUserHL) to build projects with GCC 4.3.3.\n\n\n\n\nSee http://wiki.forum.nokia.com/index.php/How_to_use_GCCE_4_with_Symbian_SDKs (bullet point #6) for a description of the (trivially-fixable) problems with EUserHL on GCC 4.","2009-08-03T23:32:51","2009-12-04T09:59:28","briansmith",0,100,"Expert review",54,0]
[null,3119,{"$nulls":3},"It&#39;s in Symbian^3.  Header files are already updated.","2009-12-02T20:58:31","2009-12-02T20:58:31","iain",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2129,{"$nulls":3},"Does GCC 4 support EABI?","2009-10-29T23:32:17","2009-10-30T14:14:49","SymsourceTim",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3157,{"$nulls":3},"OK - it looks as though we have a concensus for &quot;modern GCC&quot;, but I&#39;m not sure everyone is voting for the same thing.\nAre we suggesting &quot;use GCC 4.4 as the compiler used to produce PDKs instead of RVCT 2.2&quot;, or is it merely &quot;replace current GCCE distribution with GCC 4.4 and make all necessary toolchain changes as well&quot;. Would there be any takers for &quot;Symbian Foundation should build regularly with both RVCT 4.0 and GCC 4.4&quot;?","2009-12-03T22:12:15","2009-12-03T22:12:15","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1891,{"$nulls":3},"This suggestion was predicated on the idea that ARM wouldn't give us RVCT for free. But, AFAICT, things have changed. There's doesn't seem to be much reason to prioritize GCC 4.0 support if RVCT costs the same.","2009-10-21T17:53:28","2009-10-30T11:46:41","briansmith",{"$nulls":3},3,0]
[null,8124,{"$nulls":3},"Just came accross this one. See http://developer.symbian.org/wiki/index.php/Software_Freedom_Fighters_project","2010-06-28T16:36:27","2010-06-28T16:36:27","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2246,{"$nulls":3},"Thanks to ARM and CodeSourcery, RVCT and GCC use the same EABI and their object files are link compatible.\n\nSymbian Foundation and CodeSourcery are executing on a plan to provide gcc 4.x on Mac and Linux for Symbian application development in Q1 2010.","2009-11-02T14:09:15","2009-11-02T14:09:15","paulb",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2027,{"$nulls":3},"free != FREE","2009-10-28T11:46:40","2009-10-28T11:46:40","tsdgeos",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3057,{"$nulls":3},"Another Good Thing that would come within range if we standardised on GCC 4.3 (and onward) for hardware/QEMU builds is that we could then (with a bit more effort) use the same compiler for the tools build as we do for hardware/QEMU\n\nI have built a majority of the binaries in /sftools/dev/build with GCC 4.3.3 (on Linux) and I think the rest would follow with fairly light porting. I&#39;ve also made efforts (continuing) to build the Syborg/QEMU baseport with CodeSourcery&#39;s ARM GCC 4.3.3, and can see the desirable consolidation of tooling/tool environment/tool configuration that shapes up across both efforts.\n","2009-12-01T14:13:04","2009-12-01T14:13:03","mikek",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2550,{"$nulls":3},"At time of writing (November 2009) Raptor supports GCCE 4.3.2 - we&#39;re &quot;stuck&quot; on that version for various reasons, but we hope to remove that restriction very soon. Once that restriction is gone, you&#39;ll be able to use the latest GCCE which I think is 4.4.1, or any convenient version, in fact.\n\nWhether you&#39;ll be able to successfully compile all the source is another matter altogether...","2009-11-13T09:09:13","2009-12-01T15:36:52","a.sliced.banjo",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2557,{"$nulls":3},"Can you be more specific about the things which are lacking in RVCT 2.2? I know it doesn&#39;t do Thumb2 or the NEON instructions, but there aren&#39;t yet any devices out there which could execute those instructions anyway. What &quot;modern C++ language and library features&quot; require more from the compiler? What is the bug which prevents DLLs with writeable static data?","2009-11-13T10:16:50","2009-12-02T20:56:48","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1960,"Mobile applications",null,"Profile scheduler","The application allows you to schedule your profile (sounds and alerts) depending on hours and week days and change it automatically without caring of what you do.","2009-10-27T14:31:16","2010-04-22T16:20:13","fredphil",0,100,"Closed",4,0]
[null,6403,{"$nulls":3},"Already done that, and its available at Ovi: http://store.ovi.com/content/23365","2010-03-12T04:47:05","2010-03-12T04:47:05","DrJukka",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6768,{"$nulls":3},"As App already present can we close this Idea!","2010-03-25T04:44:15","2010-03-25T15:15:57","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2472,"Mobile applications",null,"Make BrowserNG friendlier","Add an option in BrowserNG to use either a desktop user-agent or a mobile user-agent\nFollow Safari Mobile/Opera Mobile&#39;s UI design:\n- leave address bar on window somewhere\n- render page with mini map if necessary, option to zoom out easily\n- have shortcut screen\n","2009-11-11T06:01:06","2010-06-14T20:11:43","gene_ting",0,0,"Closed",1,0]
[null,2728,"Mobile applications",null,"Convert PDF to editable document","My idea is simply to make an application that can take a PDF document and make it into a text document so that it can be editted or modified. This is very popular with business executives and others.","2009-11-19T04:19:59","2009-11-19T04:21:54","ginau",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,4]
[null,7336,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Calendar - Show age in birthday reminder","When you enter somebody's birthday anniversary in Calendar it should show you their age in brackets when you hover(select) over the date.\n\n\n\n\nWhen you are creating a new \"anniversary\" in the calendar and there should be a small checkbox if you want the time calculated and displayed in the brackets. You enter a person's birth date in anniversary say... 3rd April 1976, check/mark/tick the \"calculate age\" option and the calendar automatically calculates how many years old will the person turn on that date.\n\n\n\n\ne.g... John Smith (34)\n\n\n\n\nExample of how it would look like:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIt's a small feature but quite useful in my opinion, next to the person's birthday(anniversary) reminder there is an age incidator...\n\n\n\n\nWhy implement it? Well imagine this .... you call your friend to congratulate them and forget their age like... \"Hey John, happy ....erm 40th? birthday?\" embarrassing isn't it?\n\n\n\n\nIt saves time calculating how old the person is.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nBoth Papyrus Calendar and AquaCalendar have that feature but it would be great if Symbian had it built in.","2010-05-02T22:41:55","2010-10-11T05:23:21","Vitruviux",0,100,"Expert review",39,0]
[null,9638,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing it back for community support!","2010-09-26T20:16:33","2010-09-26T20:16:33","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7349,{"$nulls":3},"Hello George,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI understand what you want, but could you add some detail of why you want it.  It will likely get more votes and activity with a small explanation.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-05-03T11:52:15","2010-05-03T11:52:15","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7354,{"$nulls":3},"Yes,why some one need to find - How old people are,,,!","2010-05-03T13:46:43","2010-05-03T13:46:43","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7366,{"$nulls":3},"Hi there Smith,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAdded an explanation, thanks for the tip, hopefully people will like the idea. :)","2010-05-03T21:59:51","2010-05-06T17:19:28","Vitruviux",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8616,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Pie in the sky?","The idea is a futuristic Symbian middleware platform that openly coordinates all OSs and distributed apps or mobile agents in a structurally and behaviorally adaptive, reflective and context-aware manner?\n\n\n\n\nOn the agenda:\n\n\n\n\nTraditional middleware systems have been built adhering to the metaphor of the black box.\n\n\n\n\nThe distributed system appears to application developers as a single integrated computing facility.\n\n\n\n\nContext-awareness is becoming a key characteristic of distributed systems.\n\n\n\n\nThree major context domains:  environmental context, system context and device context.\n\n\n\n\nContext-aware middleware systems should adopt application-aware adaptation strategies.\n\n\n\n\nThe diversity of communication protocols is a key concern for open and mobile networked environments.\n\n\n\n\nReflection refers to the capability of a system to reason about and act upon itself.\n\n\n\n\nThe next generation middleware must be aware of its environmental context and current behavior and then tune its own behavior according to setting changes.\n\n\n\n\nResearch out of mainland China.","2010-07-29T08:53:29","2010-07-29T08:55:30","Mesenburg",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,681,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Semi-automated API status monitoring and adaptation","This is another idea that is a little early given the current state of the platform releases, but we need to make sure we have the appropriate infrastructure in place before this becomes a problem.\n\n\n\n\nBefore the Symbian Foundation, there were three/four types of API:\n\n\n\n\nPublic APIs - open to all with a compatibility promise\n\n\n\n\nPlug-in APIs - open to all with no compatibility promise\n\n\n\n\nPartner APIs - only open to partners with no compatibility promise\n\n\n\n\nPrivate/Internal APIs - only to be used for platform development\n\n\n\n\n(Plug-in APIs are really just a subset of Partner APIs)\n\n\n\n\nSome third party developers have always wanted to use far more APIs than were made public.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nNow that the platform is going open source it&apos;s almost certain that a lot of developers will use APIs that are not part of the public SDK.  In general it&apos;s reasonable to provide the appropriate warnings and let developers deal with the lack of compatibility when they use APIs that don&apos;t promise to keep it.  However, we should attempt to monitor this as far as possible and convert APIs to a public status and manage compatibility if they are being widely used.\n\n\n\n\nOne way to do this would be to scan all the applications submitted for signing to determine which APIs they use.  Tools that could do this already exist (although they may need enhancing).  If we keep statiscal data on API usage, we can add to (and remove from) the public SDK based on a representative sample of actual usage.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-05-19T14:43:51","2010-06-11T15:26:30","markw",0,100,"Closed",8,0]
[null,682,{"$nulls":3},"Tricky. If I was supplying a non-freeware tool I would be slightly miffed at the concept of other people looking through my code. Have to make it very plain that it would be a statistics-only / machine-only interaction.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSounds like a good idea in principle though.","2009-05-19T15:59:05","2009-05-21T10:55:02","dadurant",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,683,{"$nulls":3},"I agree that this is worth thinking about.\n\n\n\n\nThe API classification is going to be less subtle - the approach will follow the S60 practice of distinguishing only \"public\" and \"platform\", and only at the level of whole header files. Internal header files will be indicated by not being exported to the epoc32 tree (I think), with the public/platform distinction indicated by their location in the epoc32\\include tree.","2009-05-19T16:10:09","2009-05-19T16:48:36","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,713,{"$nulls":3},"Someone should ask Andy Sizer, Andre Brantom, or Stefan Karlsson about how to do the analysis (i.e. the Symbian compiler guys). I assume that the difficulties are to do with the fact that Symbian does link-by-ordinal rather than link-by-name. But while that adds an extra step to the analysis it shouldn&apos;t be too hard and if we have compatibility ordinals shouldn&apos;t change.","2009-05-21T16:23:41","2009-05-21T16:23:41","antony",{"$nulls":3},4,0]
[null,747,{"$nulls":3},"Pre-foundation Symbian (Symbian Software Limited) developed a scanning tool for this purpose some time ago (called Aura) but it didn&apos;t end up being widely deployed. It produces a report of API usage categorised by API classification. I believe it&apos;s something that could fairly easily be dusted off, modified as necessary for the slightly-changed API classifications, and deployed to interested parties.","2009-05-22T18:55:02","2009-05-22T18:55:02","LawrenceSimpson",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2473,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Move menu bar to bottom in landscape mode in S60v5","Please move it to the bottom to match Portrait mode. The landscape mode menu bar is atrocious. What&#39;s wrong with bottom bar idea used in Potrait mode? You also have the bar in the bottom in landscape mode in some cases, like homescreen. What&#39;s going on with the UI design team there? It&#39;s like the left hand doesn&#39;t know what the right is doing?","2009-11-11T06:04:42","2009-11-11T06:04:42","gene_ting",0,100,"Voting and discussion",31,0]
[null,9231,{"$nulls":3}," \n\n\n\n\nLook how much better that looks with the menu bar at the bottom! Consistency is key, and S^1 is consistently inconsistent. S^3 is doing better but it still doesn't have THIS.","2010-08-31T12:36:19","2010-08-31T12:36:19","NseriesFreak7",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2609,{"$nulls":3},"yeah i agree. if those options/exit buttons could be moved to the bottom in landscape mode, there wont be a need to change the RESOLUTION of all icons every time phone is shifted from landscape to portrait. this would ensure more amount of free ram available, and lesser system resources usage. ","2009-11-16T10:13:02","2009-11-16T10:13:01","RageTek",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2645,{"$nulls":3},"I&#39;d just suffer for the ok/go button on the S^1 dialpad to be moved to the bottom. Having the ok button at the top left is weirdly inconvenient, especially when the next dialog box has the ok button at the bottom left (think of a situation like editing the frequency for the FM Transmitter app when the device is in portrait mode).\n\nBut overall, I&#39;d say that the UI of the touchscreen interface&#39;s action buttons/menu area needs some refinement.","2009-11-16T22:14:57","2009-11-16T22:14:57","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2517,{"$nulls":3},"(1.) The current Menu-Bar at the right (landcape) - Bad design. Steals a lot of area especially area between the &quot;OPTION&quot; and &quot;CANCEL&quot;. It makes the scroll-bar harder to control.\n\n(2.) Your suggestion Menu-Bar at the bottom (landscape) - Also Steals a lot of area. maybe as big as when they are at the right. The area between &quot;OPTION&quot; and &quot;CANCEL&quot; is now wider but just blank.\n\n(3.) SOLUTION:\n   (a.) Place the menu bar at the TOP in (landscape) instead of bottom.\n   (b.) But it should occupy only the RIGHT-HALF of the top where the left-half is for the status-bar.\n   (c.) It should accommodate the additional 3 shortcuts to its left whenever they appear.\n\nIn effect, the &quot;Exit&quot; or &quot;Cancel&quot; button is at the top-right which looks logical. The real-estate will be much bigger now because the screen now extends to the right.","2009-11-12T06:58:25","2009-11-15T17:12:55","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2985,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Better telefon-application","I want a better telefon-application, like TakePhone from PalmOS (is anybody knows this?).\n\nFor examble: Longer telefon-protokoll. Filter, who has call, and when and how long. Make a schedule or a note or a todo from an entry from this list. Make a note by call or record a call. Find, what for communications I done with this contact last time (calls, SMS, Email, Chat, ...).\n\nI wish, that the new Symbian ist more businesslike to manage all my communications.\n\nFunny and nice are all the other OS&#39;s - I think Symbian must be more usefull ;-)","2009-11-28T10:59:09","2010-06-07T09:26:54","carafaja",0,0,"Closed",1,0]
[null,3162,{"$nulls":3},"S^4 contacts will provide improved UI experience. So many of the ideas presented here will be addressed. \n\nHowever, I find particularly &quot;Make a schedule or a note or a todo from an entry from this list.&quot; a fresh idea and would like to see contributed to the platform.","2009-12-04T08:06:59","2009-12-04T08:06:59","kaurila",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3171,{"$nulls":3},"I like that too. Do anyone here remember Dream Connect on UIQ?\n\n1. Integration between Calendar and Contacts so when i add a task to contact from Contacts list it automatically appear in the calendar. And off coarse if i use Calendar to create the task i link it to contacts and it appear in the Contacts list.\n\n2. By the way. we need to search for contacts by details too not just the name. this was available in S80.","2009-12-04T22:19:54","2009-12-04T22:19:54","Ammar_Dento",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3000,{"$nulls":3},"What the matter? The solution in 3rd or 5th edition is sufficient? I dont think so. I think this is a small effort, but with great benefit.","2009-11-30T08:10:22","2009-11-30T08:20:46","carafaja",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5545,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Allow users to &#39;unvote&#39; on an idea ","When a user votes on an idea it is possible for them to \"Change their mind\" having \"Support\"ed or \"Scrap\"ped. However, it is not possible for a user to return to being neutral (by unvoting).\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIf you believe 'unvoting' would be a useful feature, please support this idea. If believe the value of this functionality would be limited, please scrap.","2010-02-15T14:08:16","2010-10-15T11:53:28","freddiegjertsen",0,100,"Closed",31,0]
[null,5547,{"$nulls":3},"This should also remove your associated voting comment (if any).","2010-02-15T14:12:15","2010-02-15T14:12:15","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5559,{"$nulls":3},"Hello, Freddie, on a like subject.....I do not find the value in having a comment, submit function....then a vote.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThere is a new feature with the site: of when you support or approve an IDEA, a comment can be added.  Well, the comment isn't displayed anywhere in the post.  Where do it go? If my comment isn't seen by the member community and I have to resubmit.....There is a redundancy and my time is being wasted. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIf the new paradigm is to vote, then comment, so-be-it......This double commenting is not value adding.","2010-02-15T22:31:28","2010-02-16T07:47:51","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5801,"Mobile functionality","User interface","A separate bar on the screen for common tasks such as cut, copy, rename, delete etc.","With this feature the user will be able to access some common tasks from anywhere. The common tasks would be such as copy, rename, delete, screenshot. \n\n\n\n\nWhen the user keeps the finger touched on the screen for a certain period this bar would appear. This bar would contain the icons relating to various tasks.\n\n\n\n\nSome implementaions:-\n\n\n\n\nSuppose the user wants to delete a certain icon. Then he would drag the delete icon form the bar onto that icon(which is to be deleted). Tasks like rename, copy etc. would also be done in the same way.\n\n\nSuppose while browsing the internet on the phone the user wants to copy or save a certain text/picture then again he could use the same functionality to copy the image into memory. For copying text the user would first select the copy icon then drag his finger over the text that has to be copied.\n\n\nNext would be the screenshot icon. Suppose the user wants to take a screenshot of the screen then he would select the screenshot icon from the bar then select the area of screen whose snap is to be taken.\n\n\nAlso depending on the current application or page shown by the phone the bar would display some extra tasks specific to that application or page.\n\n\n\nI believe a lot more implementations could be made using this feature.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-22T07:46:09","2010-03-26T04:45:25","kusa_indigeek",0,100,"Voting and discussion",8,0]
[null,9772,{"$nulls":3},"i like it","2010-10-01T22:20:47","2010-10-01T22:20:46","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10063,{"$nulls":3},"great","2010-10-10T16:17:02","2010-10-10T16:17:02","nitrous17",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6570,{"$nulls":3},"this the equivalent of the right mouse click in most computer OS's","2010-03-15T15:16:29","2010-03-15T15:16:29","nickelz",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6317,{"$nulls":3},"I like the idea of the long press bringing up such a bar, would be quite useful in a lot of applications i must agree.\n\n\n\n\nI think though that the bar being present should only be for a short amount of time as such a waste of screen resolution when unintentional could result in annoyances for the end user.\n\n\n\n\nOn a multitouch capable device it would be better if a two finger long press brought up this bar and things like selecting text made use of this multitouch capability. Just my two cents though.","2010-03-06T06:18:33","2010-03-06T06:18:33","andref1989",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,7337,"Mobile applications",null,"Option To Stop Asking Me &quot;Allow Connection To Network?&quot;","Not sure if this is being done at all, but I get very annoyed of being asked the same question every time I open up an application that uses data.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nNo more asking me \"Allow Connection To Network?\" Just get on with the application please.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIf you (Symbian) are worried about users getting hit with data charges, which is very noble of you, then at the initial setup of the phone, ask the simple question \"Do you have an unlimited data plan?\" or \"Would you like to be notified of every network connection attempt on this device?\" And when I select the appropriate choice, I should never have to see another \"Allow Connection To Network?\" question ever again.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSymbian could even put a setting in Connection Settings, which would allow me to check off a box for example, that prevents that message from ever coming up again.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThis would also apply to all applications installed to the phone, as in third party applications that constantly annoy you with those messages. Having an override within the OS to stop them would be tremendous.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThis is something Symbian needs!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-05-03T02:33:32","2010-06-17T02:05:29","NseriesFreak7",0,100,"Voting and discussion",13,0]
[null,7338,{"$nulls":3},"Yes, this iis being done in Symbian^3 and to a large degree is much better aross s^1 deviced and Nokia's E-series devices with the Destinations feature. This question is asked with a set for alll type option.","2010-05-03T02:38:54","2010-05-03T02:38:54","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7350,{"$nulls":3},"Douglas, you have a good point.  However, there is also international travel and there have been many horror stories of people coming to the USA or other EU countries on holiday and having a giant mobile bill when they return home. \n\n\n\n\nIt may seem elementary, but in fact it is a problem for some and a nice reminder \"Do you want to connect to network X\" could be beneficial.\n\n\n\n\nTo help get the best of all of this idea. It would be nicest to have your idea be an option, not a default.","2010-05-03T12:06:20","2010-05-03T23:45:58","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7353,{"$nulls":3},"Gina, I agree with you, Some time it dose happen - when device connect to operators 3G,GPRS network without asking for Connection Selection.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIdea is good,but i dont want it in default.","2010-05-03T13:44:14","2010-05-03T13:44:45","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10712,{"$nulls":3},"I agree with Douglas, but even better and more general way to deal with this would be to add \"remember my response\" to every dialog box and pop-up in Symbian^3. This would cover ALL annoying pop-ups that keep repeating, not only the ones about network connections.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSee:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=10711","2010-12-12T23:50:20","2010-12-12T23:50:20","blokey",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7415,{"$nulls":3},"The better way should be to integrate the option into phone modes (it's the best feature of Symbian, don't forget it). We already have \"no connection\" setting (or plane setting to talk like iphone), we could add Foreign mode in which Edge/3G are disabled and in which you'll continue to use Wifi (or in which the user must accept each connection to network)\n\n\n\n\nAn option in General mode permit to remove the popup alerts (or not).\n\n\n\n\nI already left an idea to add other types of modes like Vacation/Holydays : http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=7052\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-05-07T20:14:00","2010-05-07T23:06:35","axisama",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8617,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","Poll SMS - For Business !","Business mans are very busy. They need a Phone can support them like a assistant. Business mans regularly need to make poll to collect an opinions from many members. So why don't we take it into SMS?\n\n\n\n\nIt simply simple and a great creative ! Symbian just make a own symbol/keyword for poll (Like blinking SMS in old Nokia phone, which can enable by \"triangle\" symbol). And other Symbian phone can understand this symbol and make vote \"pro\" like in websites ! (Other old Symbian phone can easily upgrade firmware to do it).\n\n\n\n\nHere is my demo: In message, chose option - make a poll, the poll menu will show. We just insert a question and answers and send to other.","2010-07-29T09:19:35","2010-07-30T07:02:53","MyFanIsUUUU",0,0,"Closed",0,0]
[null,8873,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Home Screen could be like a game map","Board with multiple page home screen? Home screen could be like a Starcraft game map. All Widget place around the map. Menu and shortcuts is also place on the map. Settings like Bluetooth or WIFI also on the map. Youtube and game also on the map. Program Task Manager also on the map.\n\n\n\n\nThere is a super mini radar map at the corner to jump to any location. On the mini radar map showing different colour code to represent as Widget, Menu, Shortcuts, App, etc.\n\n\n\n\nThe map could be like a globe where one end join the the other end. Top joining bottom and left joining right.","2010-08-19T18:15:53","2010-08-19T18:15:53","lawrence27",0,73.32,"Voting and discussion",6,1]
[null,10026,{"$nulls":3},"This idea is good. I dont know of any platform that has done  this before. This would be fun and make the homescreens totally the  users own. There would be no two similiar home screens, it would be and  feels very personal for the user.\n\n\n\n\nThe homescreen would be like  the personal playground for the user. The only problematic thing with  this is that it should be really done right, so that it wouldn't be of  too much clutter and hassle for the user. Maybe just extending the S^3  homescreen to the second dimension instead of the one it has now could  work? With the ability to peek (which isn't possible on the S^3 yet?) in  8 directions.\n\n\n\n\nThere should still be the possibility to  have multiple different wallpapers, and it should look seamless. Maybe  the wallpaper could change with a fade-out/blur effect when the user  enters an area. For example:\n\n\nif  there's 9 areas in the homescreen (laid out in a 3x3 grid), and the  user is in the middle one (areapoint [2, 2]). When the user scrolls up  in the screen (to the areapoint [2, 1]), there could be a widget in the  center of these two areas, but there would be no seam in the wallpaper  there (the user would be in the middle of these to areas now, let's say  in the areapoint [2; 1,5]). The wallpaper would then gradually change to  the other the closer the user is the point [2, 1]. The wallpaper would  extend by half a area to all directions, and by scrolling over this the  wallpaper would fade-out/blur to the other.","2010-10-09T11:28:51","2010-10-26T18:08:28","weeezes",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8874,{"$nulls":3},"@ Flexible yet powerful, user preference, unlimited\n\nIdeally this shall be the final standard of Home Screen because:\n* Unlimited area / region / space, it is like a whole dimension\n* Resolve numbers of Home Screen pages and difficult to remember which page\n* Can be place anything, anywhere, etc.\n* User can choose the group their widget app by area, can be few or can be many, no limitation widget per page\n* It can be zoom it large or make it far and small, user's choice\n* It could have very interactive which combine with flash or it could be static and neat\n*  We can design in such a way to having few main region (larger than  area) for personal, business / work, entertainment, study, or by  interest\n* It is toooooo flexible\n\n\n@ Home Map like game map\n\nAnything could be place on the \"Home Map\" with 3D effect. The implementation could be very simple where uses of flash to build.\n\n\n@ Unlimited solutions\n\nThis idea shall over come a lot of limitation cause by existing home  screen pages, because it ideally do not have any boundaries.\n\n\n@ Home screen map with image or flash\n\nWe could pick a large Jpeg image as become background of the map, we  could also pick a customize animation flash as the background of the  map..","2010-08-19T18:24:27","2010-10-15T15:22:04","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10409,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Fast Menu","        Hi, my idea is to make a absolutely new look and system of phone's UI. Let's start with that all menus of touch screen phones are IPhone menu clone, and I thing it's not the best what a phone can offer.\n\n\n\n\n        It's simple, in the top of screen is main menu (it remain on the screen all time), and let you to access any other option any time. Main menu can be big (about 6-10 options) so it can be scrolled left-right. When you chose an option, it will come to left corner and will open uder it next options. When you chose one of the options in left, it will appear on all the screen all the information for this option.\n\n\n\n\n        It's only the idea, and it's only on the start but I thing it have a big potential. Sorry for my scheme I don't have time and knowledge  to make it in a electronic format. Hope you'll like it.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-31T08:12:09","2010-10-31T08:12:09","Igorriok",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,1962,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Robust And Extensible Core Applications","I suggest scrapping third and first party downloadable applications having new icons and instead integrating them into the existing applications already on the phone.\n\nOkay the basic idea is that the phones have a more powerful core application package (PIM functionality, gallery, image editing, web browser, etc), achieved by combining some features, that deals with most situations and that can have the core applications functionalitys improved via plugins to add new features and browser window shaping widgets rather than having an entirely new application added to the menu. These plugins would use the core user interface as standard, only adding new functions to the existing applications. For example, rather than downloading a new application to add funny stickers to my images I'd add a plugin to my image editor that does that. Rather than downloading a new Twitter client I'd add a widget to my Twitter bookmark that shapes how the site is presented when I open the bookmark.\n\n\n\nThis would result in both a cleaner user interface with less icons needed, making it easier for newcomers to find their way around the phone and for themers to create themes, and a more personal device containing only the extra functions you actually need. As user interface wouldn't be a concern for most developers, they could release smaller function packages quickly for smaller development costs, luring bedroom coders towards Symbian as they design things for their own use.\n\n\n\nI've written about this in a bit more detail before now and there are more examples and a more advanced way of looking at this at that link. I'll try to copy it over at some point, but the main points are all present.","2009-10-27T15:01:46","2010-10-15T11:53:40","Furie",0,93.48,"Expert review",31,2]
[null,2305,{"$nulls":3},"Yes, sorry about that, I was rushing my answers as my RAM was low and I needed to get them through or lose the lot. Incidentally my phone died a couple of seconds after I clicked send so happy it actually got through. Now just gotta accept some team requests.\n\nYes, I did mean a plugin to add a programming environment as a mode for a text editor. I realise that some of this does seem pretty stringent for third party application developers, but I think it'd work out in their favour as well as that of the end user. With the right set of starting applications (all upgradable via firmware) on the handset developers could add most of the features they want, even applying plugins to several core applications in order to create a feature that integrates with several of them. Downloads would be smaller as most of the work in applications is a duplicated version of a core feature or something else a third party has come up with. Plus most applications don't actually innovate these days and they haven't for a while, instead just giving you a slightly different way of doing something basic like send a message, view a website, play a movie, etc, so linking them to a core application means developers will only have to concentrate on the new feature they're bringing to the table.\n\n\n\nOkay here's an example application. The application is to send and recieve messages from Twitter and consists of the following parts. A call to the contacts application allows users to add the Twitter username to people's profiles and have their messages displayed in there. A call to the messaging application uses that system to send and receive messages through data based messaging, and integrates Twitter feeds into the stream of messages. A call to the gallery allows people to download images from the many image sites. A call to the navigation application adds a layer showing where Twitter posts on your feed are coming from. The application rather than being a single standalone application uses UI additions to allow you to send a message from any of those core applications or reply to messages you've seen, etc. That's how I'm imagining this anyway.\n\n\n\nI really should have split this into two ideas, one for the user interface and one for the browser as the enhanced bookmarks are something a little different, being more an extension of the way web-enabled widgets are applied.","2009-11-03T18:20:01","2009-11-03T18:20:00","Furie",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2124,{"$nulls":3},"This is a great Idea. It would be a good way to encourage more &#39;weekend warriors&#39; to develop for the Symbian platform and that would icrease both the variety and the quality of what is available. It would also allow us to customise our phones the way we want them to be without having to resort to extremes.","2009-10-29T21:42:25","2009-10-29T21:42:25","qlue",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2132,{"$nulls":3},"Here's some extra detail to this idea now that it's through to the refinement stage. I've extracted this from the blog post I linked to in the idea itself so that people can see more clearly what I mean.Plugins Not Repeats\nWhile it's true that widgets and browser services can bring a desktop style experience to mobile devices in the future, there are still some things that we will want to be able to do while offline. Even with the most robust set of core applications there will undoubtedly be times when what we need to do isn't covered. Currently the only way to deal with this is to download a new application. Take photo editing for example. When I edit a photo using my Nokia 6120 classic I now have three extra applications on top of the core photo editor that I use for different effects. My Samsung i8910 HD has an extended version of the basic photo editing suite and isn't compatible with the other applications yet I still have yet another extra application on there for more detailed image editing. With so many applications for one task it's easy to get a little confused about what you're doing.\n\n\n\n\n\nMy view of the future has the core applications being easily expandable using plugins. Rather than downloading a whole new application, users will be downloading extra features for their existing applications. Want to add a frame to that photo? Either design one yourself or download a plugin with a load of frame effects. Want to write on the image? Why don't you download a few new fonts that slot neatly in to the photo editor (and other parts of the User Interface) to make it that little bit special. Found that you've been typing the same old thing over and over in your text editor? Download the templates plugin and set one up so you just have to click it to have it entered into your document. Been getting messages in a language you don't understand? Download a translation plugin and click translate on the message to have it changed to your native language. Written a blog post in your text editor? Why not download the blogging plugin and upload it to your page right away? The possibilities are endless, but they do require the core system to be very strong and accessible.\n\n\n\nEnhanced Bookmarks\nWith so many new features able to be added to the core functionality of a mobile device seamlessly and without the need for new applications the multiple widgets I mentioned earlier will start to look out of place taking on the role of the applications that are being replaced. This too will soon come to an end as the widgets are enveloped by the browser they act as shells for. Imagine downloading the widget code (all the CSS, HTML and javascript coding you need for a site along with images to allow preloading without extra data costs) to your device and saving the whole thing neatly as a bookmark on your browser instead of taking up needless space as an application icon. I believe that these enhanced bookmarks are the future of mobile widget platforms, combining the widget with the browser as the plugins combine with their core applications.","2009-10-30T01:12:25","2009-10-30T01:14:27","Furie",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2150,{"$nulls":3},"This is an interesting idea, but how would you deal with applications that really don&#39;t fit as extensions to existing ones? (For example - games, productivity/office suite-type applications, or developer tools). Would they still be represented by a &quot;legacy&quot; application icon within the menu system?","2009-10-30T11:36:36","2009-10-31T17:03:49","vmlemon",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2207,{"$nulls":3},"What i&#39;m missing with this idea is how it ties in with the openness of symbian. One of the key features as a developer is the freedom to do what ever you like.\n\nIf this freedom is restricted to only extending only core applications i feel it will only cut down on the truly unique applications available for the platform.","2009-11-01T00:22:26","2009-11-01T00:22:26","vesahyp",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,9639,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing it back for community support! ","2010-09-26T20:19:09","2010-09-26T20:19:09","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2232,{"$nulls":3},"Tyson, yes each feature would require a powerful core application to enable the plugins. Games would have a core game player application that they can be downloaded to. Media would have it's own core player that new codecs and website support could be added to. PIM functionality would be one large organiser application. The browser would have widgets downloadable to allow better screen use as well as plugins to allow new functionality (example - Opera Mini as a plugin that allows reading OBML files and sends requests through the Mini servers). The text editor in could become a programming language like Python, a blogging environment or a out of office productivity tool with different plugins adding different options. Obviously some core applications would have to be added to allow certain functions later on (an e-book reader is conspicuously absent at the moment) but the base list is pretty much combined versions of what we have now. Why have a music player and a video player when we can have a media player that does both, can have websites added to the playlists and have newly created codecs downloaded?\n\nAntoine, that's exactly what I'm thinking of. One core interface with a set of applications that everybody will find useful and third party plugins that build those applications into the sort of things you'd use more often. I'm also seeing system plugins that add new menu layouts (like the V-shaped and Horseshoe menu options in some Symbian phones), new transitions and extended frontscreen functionality amongst other things.\n\n\n\nVesa, with a strong enough starting package of core applications you can pretty much do anything as a plugin. For more esoteric applications like the ever-popular fart generators and drinking out of the phone, that don't fit into the base application structure, a simple Toys application could work as a folder to hold those things as well as download them from.","2009-11-02T11:59:53","2009-11-02T11:59:53","Furie",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2233,{"$nulls":3},"It's a great idea, but I'd prefer that it wasn't mutually exclusive - given that as Vesa says, it reduces the openness aspect of Symbian, if everyone's boxed into a small handful of Core Applications (you may as well use a feature phone, or Android (bleugh) at that point). I can also see it creating issues for developers and users of J2ME-based applications, given that they're generally monolithic pieces of software that are \"non-decomposable\", too. \n\n\n\nThere's no real reason why we can't have both \"standalone\" applications developed by commercial developers, enthusiasts/Open Source developers, ODMs and other folks coexisting with a powerful extensibility framework.\n\n\n\nAlso, who is going to build and maintain this set of core applications, and ensure plug-in API and ABI compatibility into the future? Symbian? ODMs? And how would we deal with fragmentation, when an ODM decides, \"I've had enough, I'm going to fork/replace the framework\"?\n\n\n\nBearing in mind that there will be a number of unconventional applications that conceptually wouldn't mesh with existing Core Applications/providers. Would developers be held at the whims of the Platform developers, and made to wait for a Core Application that fits their needs? Or could they build their own?","2009-11-02T12:14:42","2009-11-02T12:20:17","vmlemon",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2271,{"$nulls":3},"@Mik I have gone through your posts &amp; read with interest your ideas. Thanks for sharing. Been working on something similar (mobile enterprise applications). \n\n\n\n\n\nThere are few ideas your presented which I am not exactly sure would work (re. 3rd-party Developers) - well... atleast for me, they seem way too stringent - la Apple way of regulating innovation on iPhone :)\n\n\n\n\n\nYour idea is very similar to Widget based User Interface &amp; Interactions, the key differentiation you mentioned is the integration between the widgets - service sharing - http://www.w3.org/TR/widgets/\n\n\n\n\n\nAndroid does something similar here for service sharing they are called Intents - http://developer.android.com/reference/android/content/Intent.html\n\n\n\n\n\nIf we can standardize the way we can interact with different apps/features then we can definitely get to this point. Many of these already exists but pretty much hard-coded - for example in Symbian when you click on \"Send To\" you will be provided with Interfaces to various options such as Bluetooth/Pxt/.../Email - what you mentioned feels a lot more fluid - and I like it. - Is that what your intention is?\n\n\n\n\n\nI am not sure what you mean by this: \"The text editor in could become a programming language like Python, a blogging environment or a out of office productivity tool with different plugins adding different options\" - Do you mean programming environment?","2009-11-02T22:40:55","2009-11-02T22:42:47","rvijapurapu",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2218,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Utilize the largest possible screen real estate","I&#39;m talking about s60v5(5800, N97) when rotated to landscape. As you can notice the softkeys at the right steals a big area on the screen! Between the &quot;back&quot; and &quot;option&quot; is a wasted blank space! Infact, the screen feels cramped every time I rotate from portrait to landscape.\n\nsolution:\n1. In Landscape, Transfer the softkeys to the top-right in-line with the status bar.\nPlease Forgive me about my diagram :) :) \n\n\n   signal    battery   3 more icons   new softkey position\n      /        /        /               /\n     /        /        /               /\n  _______________________________________\n | =        =   [ ][ ][ ]| OPTION | BACK |\n |---------------------------------------|\n |                                      ^|\n |      BIGGER AREA     BIGGER AREA     :| &lt;--- scroll bar\n |      BIGGER AREA     BIGGER AREA     :|     now without\n |      BIGGER AREA     BIGGER AREA     :|    the softkeys\n |      BIGGER AREA     BIGGER AREA     :|\n |      BIGGER AREA     BIGGER AREA     :| \n |                                      ^|\n  ---------------------------------------\n","2009-11-01T16:40:27","2010-10-10T07:08:10","BoyBawang",0,100,"Expert review",32,0]
[null,2219,{"$nulls":3},"What a mess!! Sorry I tried to make diagram with text but it didn&#39;t display correctly :( :(","2009-11-01T16:43:36","2010-02-23T17:58:17","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2220,{"$nulls":3},"Indeed - we need to get this text editor fixed up.","2009-11-01T19:06:32","2009-11-01T19:06:32","timh",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9705,{"$nulls":3},"i agree","2010-09-28T13:27:59","2010-09-28T13:27:59","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5873,{"$nulls":3},"Boy Bawang,  Your vision makes sense.....Even with that diagram .  Big screen, efficient use, best user experience.  It makes sense and I support.","2010-02-23T19:29:32","2010-02-23T19:29:32","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5877,{"$nulls":3}," \n\n\n\n\nI'd feel quite satisfied even if THIS very same button layout would be natively incorporated into every landscape screen in upcoming Symbian versions. Bawang's idea, though, would maximize screen area (though I think buttons and status icons would be a bit cramped)","2010-02-23T20:11:57","2010-02-23T20:12:58","brenopeck",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5883,{"$nulls":3},"I think we're on the same page here. If this is what you're talking about, then I'm totally on board;\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI can't stand having the buttons on the side. I really like the layout like this where you can get more across the width of the screen, especially in the web browser. It works better on a screen that's not 16:9 because the screen is usually a good deal wider (taller in landscape) than a screen the same size in 16:9, but I'm all for it either way.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-24T02:16:41","2010-02-24T02:16:40","NseriesFreak7",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2474,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Have option to modify connection behavior in S60v5 to stop prompting","provide option to turn off prompt for connecting. lots of regions provide unlimited data plans.","2009-11-11T06:06:13","2010-10-15T11:53:51","gene_ting",0,90.9,"Expert review",31,2]
[null,3085,{"$nulls":3},"Great idea. All Symbian S60 WRT widgets ask everytime and there is no way to turn it off. Annoying as hell!","2009-12-01T21:03:40","2009-12-01T21:03:40","mikemacias",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4660,{"$nulls":3},"As of S60 3.2 there is the \"Destinations\" feature where you can configure a prioritised list of access points (3G, WiFi etc.) and you can tell it not to ask before connecting. However, as far as I can tell, it's up to individual applications to make use of Destinations instead of access points directly. Furthermore, since you can have several destinations you typically still need to set it up once per app. (Built-in stuff like the web-browser may be pre-configured though).\n\n\n\n\nTo be honest, I think all of this is overkill. There may be some obscure instances where a techy user want's to specify which app uses which access point but I would venture a guess that 99% on people want to just \"let stuff use the internet or not\".\n\n\n\n\nIMHO all of this stuff should be removed from the settings and replaced by something like this:\n\n\n\n\nAllow cellular data access? Yes / Yes, but not when I'm abroad / No.\n\n\n\n\nFurthermore the system (and perhaps APIs?) should be changed that when Yes is selected (or WiFi is available) apps can go online no questions asked. When set to No (or you're abroad) attempts to go online should just pop up a message saying \"App X wants to connect to the internet via the cellular network but you have disabled that in the settings. Do you want to: Enable it?\n\n\n\n\nI honestly think that's all you need. If the device has WiFi, just use it automatically - the only reason you'd configure WiFi access is to use it to go online so there's no point in allowing/disallowing apps to use it. As for going via the cellular network: If you have a data tariff, you'll be happy for stuff to go online. If you don't have data (or it's too expensive) you won't want anything to go online. Simple as that.\n\n\n\n\nAs for per app settings: If you're using an app that needs to go online then, of course you want it to because otherwise you wouldn't be using that app.\n\n\n\n\nFinally, since the underlying OS components and APIs obviously allow a pretty fine-grained control over what can go online using what method there's no reason someone can't produce a power user settings app that replaces the simple on/off switch with something like we have today. However, I think that's the way it ought to be done: Super easy by default - but power users can download add-ons to \"unlock\" more complex control. In fact, the same approach could be used for a lot of other stuff IMHO.","2010-01-20T11:06:17","2010-01-24T15:29:34","cirrus",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,9921,{"$nulls":3},"we cannot configure each of the installed symbian app but only java so it may be included it may helps","2010-10-08T11:34:34","2010-10-08T11:34:34","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2499,{"$nulls":3},"I thought there was such a setting but can&#39;t fine it. So \na) If it does NOT exist it would be great to have it\nb) If it does, it should be somewhere were it can be found","2009-11-11T18:49:18","2009-11-11T18:49:18","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3017,{"$nulls":3},"It is a shame that Spigit does not allow you to change poorly worded titles. With such a bad title it is unlikely that any idea will go anywhere.\n\nAnyway, at the moment using data connections on Symbian is clunky, because you are always asked which connection to use.\n\nHaving the user to accept starting a data connection is reasonable, because we can&#39;t assume that users have unlimited or even reasonably priced data plans.\n\nHowever, for users that do have unlimited or cheap plans, a switch should be added in the settings that disables all questions and picks the best available connection (already set-up WiFi or 3G).\n\nThis was discussed at the Stammtisch: see http://developer.symbian.org/wiki/index.php/Symbian_Stammtisch ","2009-11-30T11:57:30","2009-11-30T11:57:30","teknolog",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2508,{"$nulls":3},"This is clearly misplaced question that should have gone to Forum Nokia.\n","2009-11-12T00:17:27","2009-11-12T13:34:54","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2556,{"$nulls":3},"Some apps seem to do this already (on my S60 3rd Edition phone). I have to chose explicitly in the Gravity app, but the Web browser never asks - setting the specific access point in the Settings | General page seems to be all that&#39;s required. So it&#39;s clearly possible to avoid the dialogue, and now it&#39;s just a question of working out where that dialogue comes from and adding code to permit a global approval.","2009-11-13T10:13:01","2009-11-13T10:13:01","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2730,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Calendar populated with multiple country holidays","My idea is to have a business application that has as many country holidays and bank holidays as possible.  It would make international business more efficient and since I do most scheduling with my mobile, it would be great to be in a meeting, and be able to look at the next target meeting date with a colleague &quot;across the pond&quot; without learning later that we need to reschedule because it is a bank holiday.","2009-11-19T04:27:51","2010-07-08T15:06:04","ginau",0,99.56,"Make it happen!",74,1]
[null,4361,{"$nulls":3},"Terho is exactly right, with Symbian^3 calendar and CalDav this is easy.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIf you have a google account, you can add any countries' holiday calendar to your account, and then connect to this calendar using CalDAV. I just tried this, works perfectly.","2010-01-13T13:55:57","2010-01-13T13:55:57","mod",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7955,{"$nulls":3},"I found that this idea already exists :) http://shop.my-symbian.com/PlatformProductDetail.jsp?siteId=695&amp;jid=2D1E28E5A23CAB89B51D7AX74EXD542A&amp;platformId=4&amp;productType=2&amp;catalog=0&amp;sectionId=0&amp;productId=159425 \n\n\n\n\nI will contact them about becoming Symbian Signed","2010-06-11T14:57:48","2010-06-11T14:57:48","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10004,{"$nulls":3},"Very good idea!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-09T08:24:26","2010-10-11T04:07:15","Tallert",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7958,{"$nulls":3},"I looked at the site. Please revisit and reconsider.\n\n\n\n\nTypos, grammar and generic claims mean nothing...There are many good and bad developers out there.\n\n\n\n\nSymbian Signed should mean quality. The typos in the ad alone would make me suspicious and if it becomes Symbian Signed, I do not want my name associated with getting them signed unless they raise the quality bar and a tech reviewer checks them out.\n\n\n\n\nIt is also not clear if they are meeting the IDEA. It was to have calendar for both main stream and obscure countries/regions.","2010-06-12T03:09:36","2010-06-12T03:09:36","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4395,{"$nulls":3},"OK, I did a little digging and many other APPs  for iPhone and DROID have multiple country specific calendars which you make a single APP for.  The user picks and chooses the countries and that way, we all are happy....Meaning we do not have every holiday in the world.....But we have the one's which are most important to us........This gives many developers across the globe a great project.  Create an APP which has your local regional holidays and bank holidays and post them........Let the end-user pick from the calendar library......How does that sound?","2010-01-14T00:39:53","2010-01-14T00:39:53","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4404,{"$nulls":3},"Just added the 30th support. I agree with Susana, I wouldn't want the holidays from every single country, but would prefer to select the countries.","2010-01-14T07:38:19","2010-01-19T17:34:39","hugo",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4446,{"$nulls":3},"awesome ide\n\n\n\n\nadd some more option in the ovi calendar http://www.ovi.com/services/events\n\n\n\n\nlike google calendar \"send sms notification if it's not in sync with the phone calendar yet :)\"","2010-01-15T05:13:35","2010-01-15T15:58:27","et3rnal",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3434,{"$nulls":3},"I have been speaking with many friends and colleagues and they all seemed to support this idea very much.  With a global business climate, it not only essential for planning, but also for respect &amp; courtesy.....Just some feedback from some of my business  colleague friends (multuple areas of expertise).  So there is a market for this :) !","2009-12-13T20:02:22","2009-12-13T20:02:22","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3443,{"$nulls":3},"and thanks to your idea, the timer can adapt with the calendar: if it's a dayoff, the timer will not ring!","2009-12-14T01:58:11","2009-12-15T01:43:12","craig",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8329,{"$nulls":3},"If this new functionality of the calendar will work with automatic tracking of the timezone then this will be really useful especially for business people who frequently fly from one country to another. Imagine a calendar application that knows what country you are located right now and shows you the current holiday for that specific country, isn't it great?","2010-07-13T09:52:24","2010-08-02T21:13:52","leganite",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8074,{"$nulls":3},"I have contacted the app owner and they will be moving it to Symbian Signed where it will have to undergo a number of tests :) Hurray!! ","2010-06-21T12:05:56","2010-06-27T03:13:08","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8112,{"$nulls":3},"Susana, Gina - Great to know that !","2010-06-27T17:39:10","2010-06-27T17:39:10","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2747,{"$nulls":3},"Great idea, as long as you can select and de-select the countries you want :)","2009-11-19T10:14:05","2009-11-19T10:14:04","Susana",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2756,{"$nulls":3},"The right way to support this is to support subscribing to public calendar feeds, such as the iCalendar format feeds that Apple publish for this purpose. The CalDAV support that&#39;s coming is for writable shared calendars and I&#39;m not sure if we&#39;ll get iCalendar support as a virtue of the CalDAV support since it&#39;s a slightly different use case. In the meantime, if you import a holidays iCalendar feed into Mac iCal or Google Calendar, and set it as one of the calendars that syncs with your iSync or Mail for Exchange synchronisation, you&#39;ll get this feature with current devices.","2009-11-19T12:01:21","2009-12-31T06:48:09","SymsourceTim",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4038,{"$nulls":3},"Going through so older posts and this one has some interest, so I am putting it back to the community for votes and discussion.","2009-12-31T03:51:48","2009-12-31T03:51:48","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10457,{"$nulls":3},"Terrible idea. If you don't include one countrys holiday, they'll complain, and if you include all of them, well, do you realize how many holidays we're talking about? 20 different ones might fill up your calender page.","2010-11-08T22:35:51","2010-11-08T22:35:51","whatwhat",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8412,{"$nulls":3},"Community, please read expert review and comment what you want and think. I am opposed to it.\n\n\n\n\nThe expert review suggests that a blog be made to tell us where to find the URL for country holidays.\n\n\n\n\nThe intent of this Idea was to make an application to automate and coordinate international country-specific holidays, bank holiday, local holidays, obscure holidays etc. The user would be business travelers, people on holiday, and anyone who is interested. The other intention was to not waste our time hunting down URLs. Hence the idea for this application. A very clever refinement was added by a community member of real-time/GPS notification for biz travelers. That was great and thank you. I don't believe there is a URL for that.\n\n\n\n\nSuggestions, Ideas, voting would be appreciated, as something with this many votes deserves more than.....see www.golookitupdotcom (not a real site, an example)","2010-07-16T18:05:15","2010-07-16T18:05:14","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4321,{"$nulls":3},"This feature is very much needed indeed. The only calendar I have is my phone calendar. Many of my colleagues have the same situation. So, sometimes I have arranged a meeting on a public holiday in my home country ... and nobody has complained until the last moment.\n\n\n\n\nThis should be quite easy to implement on top of Symbian^3 Calendar since it will support multiple calendars and CalDAV. The only challenge is to get the data for public holidays in every country in the world. Does anyone know if such a central server exists?","2010-01-12T11:14:48","2010-02-10T22:06:47","terhon",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2799,{"$nulls":3},"@ Susana , thanks and yes, it would be helpful to choose the countries of interest, as I love a holiday as much as anyone, however, there are a lot holidays and they may be country or regionally specific (and some are obscure). It is a nice feature though, to ensure business scheduling, but also a cultural courtesy.  I have in the past said to global colleagues, &quot;Oh, Holiday X is coming up for you, that is wonderful!  I hope that you and your family enjoy the celebration.&quot;  It is useful and helps create businesss relationships through a simple knowledge of another person&#39;s culture. Yes, I am from US and that is probably not heard much from us :), but it certainly helps with building a global business relationship. \n\n@Tim O, Thanks as well.  I just was looking for an easy user interface that could be integrated,as an install or an application, for that matter.  Many peole are looking for a simple way to manage this function,and my idea was to make it simple and include it as part of the symbian device or make an APP for it, so people are not doing the above-mentioned steps, they are just using their mobile.  I am in favor of my mobile having all the functions at my finger tips and having them easily found and used. Even if I need to buy an APP to do the simple, yet still work steps that you so kindly showed above.  So, if this could be done, it would be very nice and could be an application that SF sells in the APP store.","2009-11-20T12:21:50","2009-11-20T12:21:49","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3242,"Symbian Foundation",null,"Universal Runtime","Develop a universal runtime to able to run various application like (PalmOS App, MacOSx App, WebOS App, Windows Mobile App, Android App and etc). Imaging we can run PalmOS App, there are millions of available and free Apps we can install and run on Symbian. Maybe at the first stage will only support a few types where easily to be compatible first.","2009-12-06T19:57:14","2010-03-25T13:10:35","lawrence27",0,0,"Closed",0,8]
[null,3258,{"$nulls":3},"Solutions for this kind of thing exist in many cases, some are harder than others.  There&#39;s a company called StyleTap that have a solution to allow Palm OS apps to run on Symbian.  There&#39;s also Net60 from Red Five Labs that lets you run .NET compact framework apps from WinMo on Symbian.  Mac OS X and native Windows Mobile (sorry, Phone) are much less likely to happen.  Android has been widely discussed on this site but I&#39;m not aware of any major effort to make that happen yet.\n\nA &quot;universal runtime&quot; that can run them all simply isn&#39;t technically feasible.","2009-12-07T10:18:25","2009-12-18T00:30:37","markw",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5567,{"$nulls":3},"Not technically feasible? not moving.....closing for now.","2010-02-15T23:21:56","2010-03-15T03:47:43","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3754,"Mobile applications",null,"On Hold Music and Conference calls","Hello every one my idea is that when i use conference call, i make a first call and then make a second call then use option of conference call. is any application available when i hold first caller they hear on hold music untill we all have in conference call.","2009-12-21T08:14:36","2009-12-21T08:28:33","maan",0,100,"Voting and discussion",12,0]
[null,7998,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing back for community Support!","2010-06-15T10:43:55","2010-06-15T10:43:55","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4266,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Big toggle buttons for connectvity options","It's too fiddly to go through Settings, or even just through the Connectivity options on the homescreen, to enable/disable 3G\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nMany users only need 3G when browsing or downloading\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nFirst prize would be a setting or app which toggles 3G on only while a selected app is open, eg opening the browser switches 3G on\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nOtherwise, I suggest a large button or switch/slider on the homescreen, which allows toggling of connectivity options with one push (or slide)\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-10T18:56:50","2010-01-10T18:58:20","aqualung",0,100,"Voting and discussion",4,0]
[null,5802,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Split keyboard","This is a very rough layout of a split keyboard.\n\n\n\n\nThe basic idea of this is to keep the key sizes large enough for easy usage while in portrait mode.\n\n\n\n\nThis layout spits the normal QWERTY into two in a way such that the keys that are usually clicked by the right thumb stay below and the keys usually clicked by the left thumb stay above. So now the user gets large keys in portrait mode.\n\n\n\n\nThe layout may look a bit strange and impractical but I believe this would work. Just it needs a little bit of getting used to.","2010-02-22T08:25:24","2010-03-26T04:46:13","kusa_indigeek",0,81.62,"Voting and discussion",3,1]
[null,5804,{"$nulls":3},"I think this would be worth trying - I believe that the virtual keyboard is a plugin, so it should be easy enough to create a new virtual keyboard with this layout and see what it's like to use.","2010-02-22T09:52:04","2010-02-22T09:52:04","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},3,0]
[null,6058,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Bubble Message on Screen to remind us to Switch off the Bluetooth or Wi-Fi scanning "," I suggest, we can have an system like 'Bubble Message' on Screen- which remind us to switch our Bluetooth or Wi-Fi scanning off (In case we left them ON)- This will help us to save power on our device.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThis is an simple idea, many more options can be added. - Your suggestion are welcomed. ","2010-03-01T04:27:45","2010-03-01T04:27:44","s60betalabs",0,100,"Voting and discussion",8,0]
[null,9742,{"$nulls":3},"there should be warnings about all much power using things","2010-09-29T17:45:19","2010-09-29T17:45:19","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6182,{"$nulls":3},"This type of screen message system can save power on device.","2010-03-03T16:57:23","2010-03-03T16:57:23","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10076,{"$nulls":3},"vote","2010-10-10T16:25:16","2010-10-10T16:25:16","nitrous17",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6833,{"$nulls":3},"May be we have Bubble SMS - which will just popup and show some lines from New SMS.","2010-03-29T17:39:52","2010-03-29T17:39:52","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6843,{"$nulls":3},"The new \"Nokia Bots\" should cover this feature","2010-03-30T00:54:08","2010-03-30T00:54:08","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6845,{"$nulls":3},"You already have greyed-out icons on your homescreen for this kind of functionality. A bubble message is a duplicate of that existing functionality.\n\n\n\n\nIn addition, extending these icons to all the additional screens with the current user interface won't work for many applications due to restrictions in the shell's display of wireless components. Such a feature would have to be hacked into there.\n\n\n\n\nFor a newer user interface - for example the proposed S^4 one, such a feature could be hidden in a connectivity menu that would be consistent (see this Maemo 5 screen shot for a reference of how this could happen in that UI).","2010-03-30T01:57:37","2010-03-30T01:57:37","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7594,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Search in selected category should be possible","The search field at the top of the page is for global search over all ideas.\n\n\n\n\nWhen I select one category I want to search results just in this category to minimize unhelpful results.\n\n\n\n\nI didn't find such so I suppose it doesn't exist..\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSolution:\n\n\n\n\nBeside the search field should be a listbox with the default value \"global search\".\n\n\n\n\nThe list contains all categories so that the user can change the search scope manually.\n\n\n\n\nWhen changing to a category the listbox changes automatically to the right category making it the default.","2010-05-16T14:19:22","2010-05-16T14:19:21","QBee",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,7605,{"$nulls":3},"I have proposed this to Spigit for our redesign :) stay tuned.","2010-05-17T15:01:19","2010-05-17T15:01:32","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7616,{"$nulls":3},"Good.  I want to add the ability to toggle the category in real time. That means you can change the options while a search is going on so searches on the deselected category are automatically halted-- or turn back on if you want to. For example you don't want it to continue searching the thousands of music files because you're just looking for contacts.","2010-05-18T07:12:33","2010-05-18T07:29:28","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8362,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","Develop system to identify text messages that are just phone numbers","My idea is to create a system to make texting easier. When a text message in my inbox is only a phone number, and no name is associated it, it is annoying. \n\n\n\n\nMy suggestion is to have my Symbian device text an auto-reply message to the unknown text mobile number that states something like, \"Text message was received by GU Smith (or your business name, mobile number, nickname etc). Please resend your text with your contact information, and your name will be added to contacts.\"\n\n\n\n\nThis feature would, of course, be one that could be turn on or off.","2010-07-14T18:48:03","2010-07-14T18:48:03","ginau",0,32.35,"Voting and discussion",3,2]
[null,8458,{"$nulls":3},"Would like to add this function to undisclosed phone numbers too. I would be nice to send this message and get contact information when an unknown mobile caller calls. Automate contact retrieval and inclusion in phone book with an application and make our lives easier. The add contact information to phonebook, should be optional.","2010-07-18T16:09:30","2010-07-18T16:09:30","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8375,{"$nulls":3},"Wouldn't we end up paying for the text that goes out to that person? I like the idea although I don't generally have people texting me that I don't know :) ","2010-07-15T13:36:23","2010-07-15T14:37:48","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8618,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Tabs for Web Browser","Tab is one of the absolutely function in all web browser now. A very small \"Opera Mini\" now also has tabs. But i haven't seen it in Symbian. It only can open a new tab if page open, which can not open by uses !\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSo i want the Browser of Symbian should:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n_ Has Tabs !\n\n\n\n\n_ Tabs can easy move by finger or keypad.\n\n\n\n\n_ Have a (x) button on tabs (for touch screen) and \"add more tabs\" button.\n\n\n\n\n_ Show the tab bar at the top in few sec (when not use full screen mode) and auto close.\n\n\n\n\n_ Show the small thumbnail (Like Chrome, Firefox) when move tabs.\n\n\n\n\n_ Have a function to show all tab (like Firefox 3.5) with small cover, especially for open too many tabs.\n\n\n\n\n_ Can easy close tab by press at one tab and move it outside from tab bar.","2010-07-29T12:23:07","2010-10-15T11:54:03","MyFanIsUUUU",0,83.58,"Expert review",32,2]
[null,9820,{"$nulls":3},"I think it should be merge with \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\nNew UI For Web Browser !\n\n\n ","2010-10-05T11:40:58","2010-10-08T16:34:04","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8623,{"$nulls":3},"Hey, Cool Graphics - Let's see some more comments on you Idea!","2010-07-29T17:56:39","2010-07-29T17:56:39","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8918,{"$nulls":3},"Do Symbian^3 has tabs?","2010-08-21T06:53:45","2010-09-03T10:03:16","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1195,"Symbian Foundation","Improve the running of Symbian","Prioritize packages for conversion to EPL","First of all I must say that I lack knowledge about the process involved in moving a package from SFL to EPL, but was thinking if establishing a priority of certain packages over others would make sense.\n\n\n\n\nI can think of some packages that I&apos;m sure lots of developers would love to put their hands into, IPHooks to name one, and which would allow new interesting external developments in the short term. So assuming for a moment that all packages were treated equal, wouldn&apos;t it be better to make a poll among the community to know which ones should deserve more urgent attention?\n\n\n\n\nAnd somehow related to this, and not being a lawyer, I was wondering what could stop SF to publish some of the internal documents available in the packages. Specially those describing architecture components would be very welcomed among external developers and would give them something to do while the packages turned EPL.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-06-23T16:18:40","2010-06-11T15:37:01","david.caabeiro",0,100,"Closed",3,0]
[null,1198,{"$nulls":3},"Documents are copyrighted material and as such also licensed under the SFL - we can&apos;t publish them without them going through the same approval process as a package.  The process to move a package to EPL requires approval of the board (this happens after the package owner and relevant technology manager are ready to make the transition and this comes after the package owner has made the necessary checks and gained approval internally from his company).\n\n\n\n\nHope that fills in the missing details on the legal side.  It is a frustratingly slow process and I wish they could have contributed much more under the EPL initially.  However, being where we are, it couldn&apos;t hurt to have some external developer pressure to get some more packages opened up.","2009-06-23T16:49:29","2009-06-23T21:13:42","markw",{"$nulls":3},3,0]
[null,1207,{"$nulls":3},"I&apos;ve moved this to the (renamed for clarification) category Councils, Rules, Licenses, Platform Governance.","2009-06-24T10:01:53","2009-06-24T10:01:53","LawrenceSimpson",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1963,"Mobile applications",null,"syncronization","A mobile phone app that allows you to sync your contacts/pictures/messages across different phone platforms. say if I have a nokia N97 and want to get all my information on my bold I want to be able to use my app by bluetooth or wifi and sync all me data.#","2009-10-27T15:08:01","2010-06-14T11:24:06","sarah213",0,0,"Closed",1,0]
[null,2475,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Virtual RAM","will this ever be possible in Symbian? I&#39;m not talking about the VMM, where I think is used for demand pagaing. I&#39;m talking about swap file somewhere.","2009-11-11T06:09:16","2009-11-11T06:09:16","gene_ting",0,33.1,"Voting and discussion",5,6]
[null,2685,{"$nulls":3},"EDIT: i should have read the other comment before posting, but my response still has valid new info in it, so i'm leaving it here.  sorry for the redundant alarm though.\n\n\n\nisnt this a dangerous thing to implement?  most people dont seem to realize that the the phone memory, mass storage and microsd cards are FLASH storage - a technology with a known physical limitation: they burn out.\n\n\n\nwith flash memories, an 'erased' device has all 1's stored in it.  when you 'store' data to it, you selectively de-assert some bits, programming them to 0's.  if you want to store 1's back to those bits you must 'erase' a whole sector of the memory (resetting to 1's) then store the proper 0's back.  sounds tedious, yes?  now add to that this horrible fact: YOU HAVE A FINITE NUMBER OF PROGRAM/ERASE CYCLES FOR EACH BIT.  so a rapidly changing data set being stored on flash would incur a huge power and performance penalty, and finally impose a significant reliability cost as well by using up the program/erase cycles.","2009-11-18T03:17:35","2009-11-18T03:55:49","bitflung",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2480,{"$nulls":3},"AFAIK something very close to this is slated for ^3, &#39;Data Paging&#39; is the feature you want to look for, though the focus is slightly different to what you may be used to on a desktop PC. ie, you shouldn&#39;t expect to be able to allocate and manipulate gigabytes of data in RAM, on a device with only 256MB. It is purely intended (AFAIK) to minimise the amount of committed RAM on a running system by paging out unused pages.\n\nSo, technically possible, but don&#39;t expect to use it like on a PC.","2009-11-11T09:23:54","2009-11-11T09:23:54","cowboycoder",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2482,{"$nulls":3},"You also want to remember what kinds of storage you have on typical Symbian devices - if you have the swap file stored on an MMC card or in Flash memory, then it&#39;s slower to access than typical PC disks, and more importantly, it will wear out. You can&#39;t rewrite a flash sector that many times, and &quot;thrashing&quot; in the pagefile might easily wear out the flash memory to the point where the phone has to be replaced!","2009-11-11T10:36:53","2009-11-12T01:02:15","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2498,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Gene,\n\nI was more polite than to dismiss this idea off-hand on getsatisfaction, but the replies seem to be as expected. Don&#39;t presume that virtual memory is some kind of magic solution. The mobile operating environment is very different and a lot of people have thought about these issues. From the figures here your phone would be destroyed after a few weeks. That&#39;s not something you would swap for occasional out-of-memory issues (which I have to say, for me and my 5800 is very rare) is it?","2009-11-11T18:27:15","2009-11-11T19:17:04","brendand",{"$nulls":3},0,1]
[null,2987,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Giving User an option to set his Caller Tune As his personal Ring Tone","Till now what were Caller Tune mobile user use to set only the Callee use to hear the Tune(Though he pays some monthly subscription for it).Symbian could give the user to an option Set his personal Ring tone as \n\n1:Default\n\n2:Custom Song (from gallery)\n\n3:Caller Tune (which he set over the air from network).\n\nThus encouraging the user to opt more operator services.\n\nSymbian could also give developer the facility to fetch the set Caller tune for Application development (if possible).","2009-11-28T15:24:38","2010-06-07T09:23:49","kamaljaiswal",0,0,"Closed",0,0]
[null,3111,{"$nulls":3},"Refer to some caller tune provided by operators..\nhttp://www.vodafone.in/existingusers/services/pages/callertunes.aspx\n\nUser would love to have then as there ringtone(as he pays for its subscription).\n\n","2009-12-02T17:08:49","2009-12-02T17:08:48","kamaljaiswal",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3243,"Mobile applications",null,"Mobile Attendance","Develop a application to register group of mobile phone user and automatically mark to attendance through wireless signal. It will start to mark the attendance when we activated the attendance check, it can be un-check again or re-check. It is very efficient to know when entire group of mobile phone user are all presented, the application will immediate buzz us. The application can list out the mobile phone users any point we want to check who are still absent or who already present even who are present then absent again. This application can be use for travel, tour guide, class, meeting, bus driver and etc..","2009-12-06T20:18:05","2010-06-15T11:25:40","lawrence27",0,86.35,"Closed",1,1]
[null,4011,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","Use the Nickname field in buddy lists","On buddy list, we can specify a nickname. However I never found its utility.\n\n\n\n\nIs it possible to add a new option in contacts list \"use nickname when available\", thus it'll be easier to recognize closest contacts (which are nicknames) against \"professionnal contacts\".\n\n\n\n\nNicknames will be used when we send/receive messages too.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\neg : \n\n\n\n\nOriginal list :\n\n\nJean DUPONT\n\n\n\n\nJohn SMITH\n\n\n\n\nSuzan SMITH\n\n\n\n\nbecomes :\n\n\n\n\n- Jean DUPONT\n\n\n\n\n- Bro\n\n\n\n\n- Darling (ch&eacute;rie, sucre d'orge or whatever ^^)","2009-12-29T12:52:42","2010-06-07T09:53:05","axisama",0,100,"Closed",2,0]
[null,4267,"Mobile functionality",null,"Make Marking Easy! ","Hi\n\n\n\n\nI have Nokia 5800 xm and i found marking \"messages\" for example too hard !!\n\n\n\n\ni surprised how complicated!\n\n\n\n\n i thought i'll find \"check boxes\" to help me marking :( i hope u'll do it and i'm really happy to find this page to give u ideas :)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSymbian is my best platform and i hope i see it the first always :|","2010-01-11T03:59:26","2010-09-26T20:46:32","et3rnal",0,100,"Expert review",50,0]
[null,4369,{"$nulls":3},"which 0 ? there is no 0 in the touch devices!\n\n\n\n\nim talking about the touch screen devices bcoz in the other 3th edition there is a \"pen key\" help in marking\n\n\n\n\nbut in the 5th devices there is no pen key to in marking, you have to \"option or click&gt;mark/unmark&gt;mark\"\n\n\n\n\nall that to mark one file !! and repeat it to mark another :(. So if we have a check box to mark them like wt we see if we have options in the installation that would be really helpful.","2010-01-13T15:35:00","2010-01-13T15:35:00","et3rnal",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5936,{"$nulls":3},"Another idea which must be taken up. The sheer amount of pain that you go through trying to select multiple items to perform the same action on is a nightmare.\n\n\n\n\nCan someone at the foundation please take out an S60v5 touch device, and try to delete 10 different SMS messages from their inbox - and come in here straight away to approve this idea and make it happen. It's unnecessary pain in the UI like this which should be removed with extreme prejudice.","2010-02-25T16:14:39","2010-02-25T16:14:39","thewinchester",{"$nulls":3},3,0]
[null,5707,{"$nulls":3},"For messages and email, maybe a solution like Windows Phone 7 could be implemented?\n\n\n\n\nhttp://www.engadget.com/2010/02/15/windows-phone-7-series-hands-on-and-impressions/\n\n\n\n\nIn the video, touching the far left side of an item is suffice to mark it. This seems like an elegant solution and does not clutter the interface unnecessarily","2010-02-19T02:00:01","2010-02-19T02:00:01","uways",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,7314,{"$nulls":3},"Once first item is checked, the next screen should have check-boxes corresponding to each item.\n\n\n\n\nLike in S40 where once an item is checked (the first) \"Mark option\" appears for the center button in the subsequent interface","2010-05-02T10:49:28","2010-05-31T10:24:43","sunildamodhar",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6549,{"$nulls":3},"Thats wt i meant exactly \n\n\n\n\nhttp://symbianuibrainstorm.files.wordpress.com/2009/07/mailbox-sms-mark.jpg?w=450&amp;h=337\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nthats really a bit bug in Symbian please fix it.\n\n\n\n\nIt's really the worst, u have to check ur platform ppl before u give it to how love it :(\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-15T11:10:18","2010-03-15T11:10:18","et3rnal",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6567,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Sarmad,\n\n\n\n\nAfter seeing the wordpress document, I see what you mean and support. Thanks for sharing it.\n\n\n\n\nI am not sure if the best system is a \"check box\", or some tap, or another easily implementable feature, but this needs addressing.","2010-03-15T14:49:38","2010-03-15T14:49:38","ginau",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4526,{"$nulls":3},"I found another where in symbian using the check boxes to mark files\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nMenu &gt; Setting &gt; Personal &gt; Themes &gt; Wallpaper &gt; Slide show\n\n\n\n\nnow choose image and i'll give u all ur image gallury to chose from them by tick \"mark\" a check boxes.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nso i think symbian UI have that option already so we just need it with all making option (messaging, gallery, contacts eat...)","2010-01-17T05:14:29","2010-01-17T05:14:29","et3rnal",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,6575,{"$nulls":3},"Whats needed in conjunction with this is the ability to sort columns of data regardless of what you're selecting by sane basic criteria at the very least such as alphabetical","2010-03-15T17:33:32","2010-03-15T17:33:32","gsmitheidw",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6848,{"$nulls":3},"Thx :)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nhope we'll get it in an update (Symbian^1) not just for new Symbian editions ","2010-03-30T11:55:34","2010-03-30T11:55:34","et3rnal",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,6853,{"$nulls":3},"What about having a long press on the item to move into mark mode?  You keep the stylus/finger on one item, it is then mark after some time.  If you are still pressing, if you scroll it will mark the neibourgrh  items as well.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI don't know if it is consistent with  the rest of the UI.","2010-03-30T16:21:50","2010-04-06T16:02:17","abouillot",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4345,{"$nulls":3},"Like with a motorola.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nPressing 0 should be enough for a symbian device to mark. Add that on the next update for s60 devices!","2010-01-12T21:14:18","2010-01-12T21:14:18","pregus",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5291,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Built-in Component Customisation","I searched but couldn't find a similar idea, but if this is a duplicate idea I'm sorry. So here we go...\n\nYou must have noticed the new \"cooked ROM\" trend, which is people trying to add useful / remove unnecessary components by themselves to default firmware packages.\n\nI like the idea pretty much because I never use some built-in components (like default file explorer and gallery) and would like to be able to remove / replace them (with the ones I prefer to use) to save my precious disk space and even speed up the device; but I don't want to use cooked ROMs or cook ROMs by myself to do that. \n \n So, since -IMHO- Symbian's main key to its success is \"customisation\"; why don't we take advantage of this (AFAIK no mobile OS does this) and provide similar functionality to user (just like desktop OSes)?\n\nWe could have a \"Built-in Component Manager\" next to \"Application Manager\" within the OS (to be able to manage C:\\ components) and/or within device flashing application (to be able to manage Z:\\ components) and I bet that'll blow up many minds.\n \nI know it's nearly impossible because of deep dependencies, but hey; ain't Symbian^4 is a major rewrite and we still have time to implement frameworks as the core functionality and applications as layers on top of them*?\n \n *: Please see my another idea @ http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=2386","2010-02-07T11:54:00","2010-02-07T12:52:45","GeceBekcisi",0,87.73,"Voting and discussion",16,1]
[null,7247,{"$nulls":3},"Is there any progress on this idea? Is it somehow being done internally and we don't know yet?","2010-04-25T12:43:48","2010-10-11T14:52:38","GeceBekcisi",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5357,{"$nulls":3},"Symbian ^1, Nokia 5800 have custom ROM (at least one), so technically it's already possible.","2010-02-09T14:07:54","2010-02-09T14:07:54","syliokas",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,5363,{"$nulls":3},"Hello,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI like your IDEA.  I see that it is technically feasible for previous Symbian versions.  Is it still technically feasible with the newer OS?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nCan someone add to this thread.\n\n\n\n\n to help answer that.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-09T15:20:07","2010-02-26T14:55:59","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6827,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","Call cost logging including precise realtime tariff costs, summaries, usage trends","Primary purpose of a mobile phone is to make telephone calls lest we forget. \n\n\n\n\nSo, how about features to track and log the cost during and when a call is complete. So, for example if you are calling with a blue-tooth handset you could watch the cost of the call in real time on the phone display.\n\n\n\n\nAt other times, you can review your list of calls and their costs.\n\n\n\n\nSimilar to idea - Expenses meter - http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=6379 but with more detail, implementation approach and spin-off application ideas...\n\n\n\n\nThe application would provide a facility to setup your operator tariff profile - and this set up would account for:\n\n\n\n\n- duration and time of each call\n\n\n\n\n- cost per minute/second\n\n\n\n\n- account for free minutes (between what times (e.g. evenings and weekends)how many minutes (e.g. 600), how often a new allowance occurs (e.g. each month),\n\n\n\n\n- friends and family discounts\n\n\n\n\n- other discounts/special offers\n\n\n\n\n- recurring add-on specials (e.g. cost a one hour call after 7pm and at weekends is the same as a 3 minute call)\n\n\n\n\n- receiving calls from abroad - how much you pay for the foreign \"leg\" of receiving the call\n\n\n\n\n- roaming charges\n\n\n\n\n- flat rate fees\n\n\n\n\n- VAT/tax\n\n\n\n\n- texting/SMS costs\n\n\n\n\n- free text allowance e.g. 3000/month\n\n\n\n\n- data usage/cost and abroad\n\n\n\n\n- location e.g. from base-station-cell-info and/or GPS of where call made\n\n\n\n\nThe application would could optionally offer to connect to a central online database to auto-fill out most of the above, so the one-off effort for the user makes it more worthwhile.\n\n\n\n\nPerhaps the profiles could be described in an XML-language so that those with very complex tariffs could script their own profile.\n\n\n\n\nDifferent profiles could be kept if the 'phone is used with several SIM cards - e.g. SIM is swapped to a local one when abroad etc.\n\n\n\n\nThe application could combine data for different call applications, e.g. the built-in GSM calling plus VOIP services applications, e.g. Truphone and also if the user uses their phone as a bluetooth handset to make calls over their home land line via a bluetooth basestation So that the user can see their overall and detailed costs for all call types they make.\n\n\n\n\nUsers could be given the option to (anonymously, if required) have their bill auto-uploaded to the central database, to compare with others and discuss.\n\n\n\n\nAn outcome of this application would be that when you get your monthly bill from your operator, it should match exactly that which the phone has recorded with this application. So, no surprises!\n\n\n\n\nPerhaps gocompare.com or moneysupermarket.com listings could be optional to advise users they could switch to a better deal.","2010-03-29T12:59:15","2010-08-29T21:48:04","arjaydavis",0,0,"Closed",1,0]
[null,6970,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Rob,\n\n\n\n\nThanks for your great idea, this idea is something that the network provider would have to create as they have all the relevant information and any information that falls under data protection.  O2 currently have a similar service here in the UK for some of their phones.","2010-04-06T19:19:17","2010-04-23T15:00:34","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7083,"Mobile functionality",null,"Auto Detection of Time Zone/Adjustment of Clock","The phone automatically detects the time zone and adjusts the clock based on this input from geo-location.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAn added feature for revenue for platform could be beaming of local ads from that area.......\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThanks\n\n\n\n\nPranav","2010-04-15T08:39:28","2010-10-10T06:58:37","pranavsethi",0,100,"Expert review",55,0]
[null,10010,{"$nulls":3},"Would be very useful!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-09T09:08:56","2010-10-31T05:59:24","Tallert",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7085,{"$nulls":3},"Wouldn't this be more inefficient than the network time feature that already exists?","2010-04-15T14:06:21","2010-04-15T14:06:21","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7339,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Redesign The Options Menu  And Make It More Touch Friendly","Idea: Expand the options menu or any pop up menu for that matter to fill the whole screen, when applicable, and make them more touch friendly.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThe options menus and pop up menus in S^1 and even S^3 only cover a portion of the screen. This is ridiculous, and a complete waste of the screen real estate available. In addition to that, all menu pop up's are simply too small.\n\n\n\n\nTake for example when you are in the music player, and you go to add a song to a playlist. You go Options&gt;Add to playlist and then choose Saved or New. That tiny box that appears with Saved and New on it is way too small and in fact, should be placed in the center of the screen, and increased by a factor of at least 3.\n\n\n\n\nAndroid is the perfect example of how a pop up menu should be designed in terms of size, positioning, and layout. Symbian needs to take a lesson from Android and make their UI more finger friendly, and better designed.\n\n\n\n\nTo start, they could increase the size of the touch area for a single option in the options menu to be 1.5x the size it is now, which is the same size that you see in the Connectivity settings menu for example. Any sub option menu that branches off an option (such as the playlist example) needs to be the same size too, and should appear in the center of the screen. There should also be a slight transparency effect around the menu so you can still barely see what's there.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nCheck it out:\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-05-03T04:07:51","2010-10-14T04:08:12","NseriesFreak7",0,100,"Expert review",36,0]
[null,7343,{"$nulls":3},"Our short term memory is too lazy to remember the image of the current app that covering it entirely will put a strain just to retain it in our brain which ruins the UI experience.  Apple understands it completely that's why they offer transparency to any options menu that covers the whole screen in iPhone so that the current app remains visible in the background.\n\n\n\n\nSo that's it. If options menu has to be in full-screen, it has to be transparent.","2010-05-03T08:07:17","2010-05-04T02:19:38","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10183,{"$nulls":3},"I like the idea!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-12T19:48:51","2010-10-12T19:48:51","CarloseIbanez",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8619,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Enigma2 dreambox 8000 Vuplus Dreambox 800 Dreambox 500hd","Engima2 is open source software used by satellite PVRs.   If you own a dreambox 500hd, dreambox800 dreambox 8000 Vu-plus Duo and VU plus solo, the software that its running is Enigma2.  The software basically lets you view your satellite/cable feed on your tv, allows you to set recordings view recordings, view electronic programme guide etc....  you get the picture.\n\n\n\n\n The enigma2 open source software also allows you to stream from your satellite box to your PC.    (Mozilla has a vlc plugin which allows you  to open the stream directly into the browser.   There are tools which allow you to play the stream into windows media player,  VLC also works. but this is for the PC.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIt would be great if a developer was to write some software for Symbian^3 which allows you to play streams from your satellite box.  If you do not have a satellite box to test it just needs to play  TS files over WIFI and be viewed on the symbian^3 device.   The symbian3 device should be able to handle the stream as it has the hardware.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI guess the correct codecs need to be installed (not sure what codecs are installed by default on the n8.  (not had a play yet).  I have heard of people getting vlc working on symbian but this is workaround.  It would be nice to have a dedicated app for the phone,  which allows you to change channels, set recording timers, and most importantly watch the stream. ","2010-07-29T16:04:51","2010-07-29T16:10:20","sivhead",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,8875,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Mirror Widget","Very simple idea, a widget uses the secondary camera and show the video on the widget to act as mirror.","2010-08-19T18:34:32","2010-08-30T17:02:11","lawrence27",0,46.02,"Done!",2,2]
[null,9080,{"$nulls":3},"This Widget shall be multi-purpose, but the cool feature is snapshot for temporary like remember parking location, route that back to hotel while travel, white board on classroom, presentation diagram for further references, etc. And it able to zoom it by your finger also handle multiple snapshot pictures. \nIf you use typical camera app, you then have to open once by one and it is quite trouble because camera is to build for capturing photo only.","2010-08-25T19:54:32","2010-08-29T18:34:05","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8876,{"$nulls":3},"We can use it for makeup.. Check our dressing.. 360 degree hair style capturing","2010-08-19T18:35:37","2010-08-26T19:08:30","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8881,{"$nulls":3},"I think this function would require excessive consumption of energy.","2010-08-19T22:47:25","2010-08-20T15:07:25","Nav01",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8888,{"$nulls":3},"I think it hard because i've tried used front camera to watch my face. it's very hard to watch because we need to hold camera opposite with our face. Use screen like mirror is more popular and easier.","2010-08-20T06:49:16","2010-08-20T15:10:34","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8889,{"$nulls":3},"There are lots of app already present on Symbian Platform - http://store.ovi.com/content/16704","2010-08-20T07:41:35","2010-08-30T17:00:08","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,172,"Symbian Foundation","Make development easier","Renew Symbian Signed","Symbian has been a pioneer in introducing a security- and QA system that satisfy the demands of network operators and also protects the users from the attack of malicious programs. While doing so they introduced such a signing scheme that is not trivial to understand and also relatively expensive. Both hurt mass developers. Two rival platforms, that Symbian should pay special attention to, came out with such a system (signing scheme) that provides easier management of signing and also more rational cost-wise.\n\n\n\n\niPhone developers must pay an annual fee of $99 and for that they can submit as many applications during that year as they want. Actually, this is the only cost they must consider. They don&apos;t have to bother with communication with Test Houses, because everything is hidden away from them by Apple. It&apos;s not that they don&apos;t have to pay attention to QA: in fact, if they&apos;d like their application to be available in App Store they pretty much do. Please note that App Store is the only way to sell your app for iPhone.\n\n\n\n\nOn Android, developers can create their own certificate and distribute their applications freely on any application stores. Not as if there were many: currently it&apos;s only Android Market that is most widely used + have an integrated client on the device. Developers must pay a $25 annual fee in order to be able to submit applications to there - and basically that&apos;s it! Android, the platform, DO have a security model (a pretty good one, actually), but they follow the route of not dealing more with signing and QA than it&apos;s \"really necessary\" (citing Google): they let the COMMUNITY decide what is worth money and attention.\n\n\n\n\nNow, compared to what I wrote above, what do we have in Symbian? In order for our application to be installed on ANY device developers must get a publisher ID from a single provider first. This costs $200 annually, which - while Symbian says not too much - could be less. Why is this amount so high? Does Symbian want to have a real revenue from this OR it&apos;s just to frighten away malware authors? Either way, experience shows that it could be less, more bearable. The least expensive way of having an application \"Symbian Signed stamped\" is to submit it to Express Signed for a fee of $20 per single app. If you&apos;re a bit more serious, you go for Certified Signed, which costs $x00 (i.e. hundreds) mainly due to the expenses generated by external Test Houses. I think we have now seen enough to admit that this process should/could be done in a better way.\n\n\n\n\nMy proposal is as follows:\n\n\n\n\n- Make the cost of getting a certificate more affordable, it could be between $50 and $100, for example. That hopefully won&apos;t frighten away not-so-rich developers (from whom we expect innovative contribution!) from the beginning.\n\n\n\n\n- SF should act as a Certificate Authority. Symbian Signed was a central point in the signing process, now that it&apos;s merged into SF it could be made even more centralized.\n\n\n\n\n- Testing done by SF: not only would this cost be covered by SF, but the whole complexity of QA would be hidden away from ISVs.\n\n\n\n\nLooking forward to comments!","2009-04-22T09:53:00","2009-10-12T14:10:00","tote",0,97.63,"Expert review",73,2]
[null,269,{"$nulls":3},"Probably a daft idea, but if we&apos;re going for \"open\", then what about providing a \"total access\"/all Capabilities available option easily available on a per-IMEI basis to developers that want to do anything with their application, on their own device?","2009-04-27T09:24:48","2010-04-04T18:44:51","vmlemon",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1555,{"$nulls":3},"I definitely do not think that making it more difficult to use a DevCert would do much good - as mentioned, even slightly advanced users are already doing this, and there are walkthroughs all over the web (including one by myself) to make this even easier. To be honest, though, I think that the overall community is good about discouraging piracy and encouraging users to only use signing walkthroughs to sign the various unsigned freeware applications out there, such as Free-iSMS and FontRouterLT (the latter of which can actually be OpenSigned), and to be careful of where they download applications from in the first place.","2009-08-16T19:50:01","2009-08-16T19:50:00","symbianguru",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1562,{"$nulls":3},"&gt; Signing cost as close to $0 as possible\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI just can't wait to see this happen ;-) This will definitely help us providing regular updates and bug-fixes of our apps. One reason I don't use Symbian Signed (Express Signed) for Gravity at the moment is that I've been releasing countless updates and bug-fixes of it during the last 4 months. It would have been impossible even with the $20 Express Signed costs.\n\n\n\n\nMaybe signing could be free for updates of an app at least? What about allowing the developer to Express Sign an update of a specific app ( UID ) offline, i.e. without using the website? Would that be technically feasible? (Just dreaming ;-))\n\n\n\n\nRe: developer phones, I personally don't like the idea. I prefer testing and working on a phone that's close to the users' phones. It's already difficult with all the firmwares, operator specific versions, etc.\n\n\n\n\nOle\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nP.S.: Let's face it, the whole Symbian platform has been set back because of the introduction of the original Symbian Signed mechanism. For over a year, smaller developers were more or less closed out (until Express Signed was introduced - and that's still a show stopper for devs that can't get a publisher id from TCT.) I've been almost gone out of business myself ... Great to see you're working on making it even better now. Express Signed was a relief already ;-)\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-08-17T11:35:35","2009-08-17T11:35:35","janole",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,658,{"$nulls":3},"Normal 0  7.8  0 2  false false false               MicrosoftInternetExplorer4         \n\n\n\n\nDevelopers knows symbiansigned service is owned by symbian foundation, but when they really submit their application for signing, they need face different organizations, and pay them one by one\n\n\n\n\n1) publisherID from TCT or TCT local agent\n\n\n\n\n2) Test house\n\n\n\n\n3) paypal for contentId\n\n\n\n\n4) symbiansigned account and account binding\n\n\n\n\nAlthough we would like to setup transparent process for developers, it make developers confused. Some Chinese developers made phone call to me &ldquo;how can we trust them? Are they true?&rdquo;. \n\n\n\n\nSo I basically agree with Gabor Torok&rsquo;s proposal. We need setup a centralized process. SF could act as a CA and testhouse besides pure portal. Of course we need leverage the industry resource to help us. We can bulk purchase services. When we ask TCT to issue 1000+ publisherID and ask Mphasis to test 500+ applications, I think the price would be much lower than only 1 publisherId/application when developers ask TCT/Mphasis to do it. \n\n\n\n\nBTW I think SF member has been verified as legal organization by community management team, why not we automatically issue a PublisherID for them if they have interest to have one? I would like to combine our offers together to developers. \n\n\n\n\n ","2009-05-16T12:19:39","2010-12-16T08:38:58","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,2723,{"$nulls":3},"I disagree with the sentiment that symbian signed costs are a burden to professional developers. As I've said elsewhere, if your apps business can't afford a few hundred dollars of admin costs, how the hell do you afford salaries, offices, phones for testing, computers to program on ? Anyone in the commercial software business is going to be readily able to afford the cost of Symbian Signed, or else their business model is flawed. \n\n\nDevelopers of free, not for profit and/or open source software (and I don't mean free commercial apps supported by ads) on the other hand, such as academics, hobbyists, students etc. should absolutely not have to pay a penny for signing.\n\n\nAs for suggestions that the testing stage be scrapped, the testing is already nothing to do with QA, its compliance testing. Anyone relying on Symbian Signed for their QA is in for a nasty shock.\n\n\niPhone has a similar system under the hood to Symbian Signed, but they make it a flat annual subscription fee, topped up with their commissions from App Store. So much commission in fact that it subsidises the cost of all the free apps. Symbian doesn't run Ovi Store so doesn't have that luxury. There does however seem to be some duplication between the Ovi Store testing and the Symbian Signed testing, yet one can't submit to Ovi store without first going through Symbian Signed. So I think it at least makes sense for apps sold through Ovi store or other app stores to not require symbian signing, but be combined with it, with only a relationship with the store required for the publisher. For those apps distributed independently, perhaps self signing is enough? It works for Android, malware gets found out pretty quickly by the poweruser community.","2009-11-18T22:13:47","2009-11-26T09:50:42","SymsourceTim",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2216,{"$nulls":3},"The best way to reduce the costs of Symbian Signed to $0 is scrap the testing. Quality should not be goal of Symbian Signed, let the marketplace decide what is and what isn't worth installing. Platform Security should mean that anything that is installed can be uninstalled, and if not then that is a defect to fixed. This means that no application, no matter how bad, should be able to interfere with a user's final recourse, which is to remove it from their phone and demand their money back.\n\n\n\nDo only automated testing, and pass the savings on to the customer.","2009-11-01T13:14:29","2009-11-01T13:14:29","cdavies",{"$nulls":3},1,1]
[null,426,{"$nulls":3},"1:If an application is already signed and a new update or new version has to released there has to be some consideration on the Symbian Signing Cost.\n\n\n\n\n2:As the Symbian signing prices is reduced the price of the end product is also less thus encouraging the end user to buy  original Application from the App Store rather than searching in the Grey market .\n\n\n\n\nThus it should be more economical .","2009-05-04T09:10:59","2009-05-04T12:56:45","kamaljaiswal",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,190,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Gabor,\n\nThere are some doubts in my mind that Android can maintain the current signing model that they have and I question whether operators and OEMs will accept the risk associated with it, lets wait and see how that develops.\n\nI do agree that the current signing model for Symbian OS is not as competitive as it should be compared with other platforms and I have been thinking long and hard about how we can change this.\n\nI do have an idea of what we want to do but please note the below is \"under review\" and not planned at the moment. But I am interested in feedback on the concept.\n\nHigh level concept:\n\nPublisher ID &lt;$50 and available to anyone who has a valid credit card\n\nSigning cost as close to $0 as possible\n\nLimited test criteria for this Publisher ID\n\nLimited capabilities permitted when using this Publisher ID (User capabilities plus some others)\n\n\nSo we won&apos;t be able to hand out all the capabilities for this Publisher ID but it should provide access to a fairly compelling range of APIs and functionality in Symbian OS. It should be up to the platform developers to ensure that developers have access to the functionality they need and that APIs are grouped under the correct capability. Bear in mind that these capabilities exist to protect sensitive aspects of the operating system, some more sensitive than others.\n\nIn comment to your ideas on Symbian Foundation providing testing, we need to stop looking at Apple as the be all and end all of the solution and there are pitfalls to the approach they have taken. I would much rather Symbian Signed provided open options and a transparent process for getting certified or signed rather than a black box approach. Apple can do this because they own the distribution channel. What we want to achieve is a single process for certification allowing access to many distribution channels.\n\nI am working on some blog posts for the symbian.org blog which talk more about this, hopefully it will generate some interesting discussion.\n\nRod.","2009-04-23T11:51:15","2010-04-04T18:36:33","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},3,0]
[null,7636,{"$nulls":3},"It has been a year since this topic got started. Android app store is flourishing so I think that the Android model is working fine. It's high time that symbian signed process is changed for the existence of the platform itself.\n\n\n\n\nI think it's more important that the individual developer is also included in the signing process. As we all know that publisher ID is just given to companies, not individuals. So if we can get Publisher ID's to individual developers (verify identity using Paypal or credit card or bank account), then Symbian app ecosystem can get the required shot in the arm.\n\n\n\n\nIf Nokia does not learn from its past mistakes and does not rectify its mistakes and keeps the major drive force of enthusiastic hobby/individual developers out of the whole app game, then I can surely see Symbian app ecosystem going the N-GAGE way.","2010-05-19T14:40:29","2010-05-19T14:40:29","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,3564,{"$nulls":3},"Symbian Signed does not encourage open source development, something should really change with it.","2009-12-15T18:43:56","2009-12-15T18:43:56","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,940,"Symbian Foundation","Improve the running of Symbian","Encourage operators to ship Symbian phones with unlimited data plans","When I look at 02 and T-Mobiles web sites for phones and the tariffs for their phones something is glaring:\n\n\n\n\nG1 comes with unlimited data\n\n\n\n\niPhone comes with unlimited data\n\n\n\n\nSymbian phones come with texts and minutes (data is a confusing add on)\n\n\n\n\nWhy is it that our smartphones are not being sold with unlimited data and how does this affect our ambitions to emulate the iPhone in terms of applications and services?\n\n\n\n\nIf I am not really sure how much of my allotted data per month is being used when I am browsing Ovi or using Google Maps or using the Youtube application, where does that leave average users? Probably scared about how much it is going to cost them.\n\n\n\n\nThe following article prompted me to post this idea but it has been on my mind for some time:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://www.atmasphere.net/wp/archives/2009/06/09/if-nokia-is-about-being-open-why-is-data-initially-off\n\n\n\n\nMy proposal is for our Alliances team to really go at the operators and sell to them the benefits of shipping with unlimited data plans. What are Google and Apple saying to their operators to make them ship by default with unlimited plans? We need to find out.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-06-10T10:13:17","2010-02-12T00:07:05","adetaylor",0,85.59,"Expert review",34,4]
[null,1559,{"$nulls":3},"I think this is possible; and on its base level, I support it greatly. However, for carriers, they need some kind of incentive. I think that the WRT/widget platform helps here a whole lot. I think that the S60 Browser is a help here too.\n\n\n\n\nWhat I'd like to see is, if the Symbian Foundation is going to push for this, that they would do something very left field - something like pitch the Mobile Web Server as a value-add-in for Symbian mobiles, teaching carriers how to enable their users to pretty much take the load of some servers, and then as carriers play the roll of gateway for these mobile web servers. I think that a $5/year plan where the carrier serves as gateway and the user gets nearly unfettered MWS use would be something that convinces carriers that this is a win for them.\n\n\n\n\nI do know that the Open Mobile Alliance has something of this suggestion in their spec, but that's more for a HD-SIM card hosting an MWS-like environment and the carrier is playing gateway. Nevertheless, its another revenue generator for carriers, and they would be seen as enabling an innoovative piece of mobile tech - to which they'd be hard pressed to saying \"no\" to Symbian for.","2009-08-17T03:10:44","2009-08-17T15:43:05","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1609,{"$nulls":3},"Here's another sign of the industry moving in this direction:\n\n\n\n\nAT&amp;T: Data Plans Now Required For All Smartphones\n\n\n\n\nQuote:\n\n\n\n\n\n\nStarting September 6, any customer purchasing a smartphone or upgrading to a smartphone with AT&amp;T will be required to subscribe to a $30 monthly data plan (in addition to a voice plan). The change doesn't affect existing customers until they need to upgrade their phone or plan...\n\nAT&amp;T's official statement reads as follows:\n\n\"Smartphone users tend to consume a higher amount of data services, like advanced e-mail, mobile Web, applications and more. Being able to take full advantage of these features without having to worry about a fluctuating or unusually high bill generally leads to greater customer satisfaction, so effective Sept. 6, smartphone customers will need to subscribe to a data plan, as the vast majority of customers already do.\"\n\n...the majority of smartphone users are already subscribed to monthly data plans. iPhone users, for example, have long paid the $30 monthly data fee, as have BlackBerry users. They will experience no change.\n\nSome other things to keep in mind. The $30 monthly data fee isn't required for regular feature phones, including QWERTY-enabled messaging phones. Smartphone include the iPhone, BlackBerries, Windows Mobile-based devices and certain S60 phones.","2009-08-24T17:12:28","2009-08-25T16:54:23","dw2",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1368,{"$nulls":3},"I also voted yes, and I agree with Mark that it&apos;s not appropriate for all Symbian phones.\n\n\n\n\nI think that unlimited data plans will also encourage users who are also developers to try out new ideas using Symbian phones.  And this, in turn can generate new ideas for the OS.","2009-07-17T11:03:33","2009-07-17T11:03:33","richardb",{"$nulls":3},3,0]
[null,1369,{"$nulls":3},"Definitely!   Charging for data by the byte is like selling computer time-sharing in the 1970's.  Computers have moved way past that.  It's time phones did also.\n\n\n\n\nExpecting users to understand the cost of browsing to various websites cost is yet one more hurdle to smartphone adoption.","2009-07-18T01:04:15","2009-07-18T01:04:15","paulb",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1373,{"$nulls":3},"At the very least pursuade all Symbian member companies to give SIMs to their employees with unlimited data plans.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nNB - the standard UK SIM given out to Nokia employees does not have an unlimited data plan (although one is avaiable if you jump through enough hoops to get it).","2009-07-18T20:50:53","2009-07-19T13:48:43","dadurant",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,6244,{"$nulls":3},"Coming in late on this.  But I have an unlocked N95 8GB, E71, and family has a iPhone.\n\n\n\n\nI paid for calling, text, and data for my Noks.  The iPhone with the same contract, cost was $40 more US because they make you get a \"smart phone plan\". \n\n\n\n\nWell, my Nokia's are smarter than that iPhone and I really do not want my rates going up because of the propose change.  I buy unlocked Nokias, I put my SIM in it and I have never had a dataplan, or any other issue.\n\n\n\n\nI do not support this IDEA as it wll ID my Nokia as something that should have a \"smartplan\" and I will have another $40 US slapped on my bill for NO reason.","2010-03-04T16:11:34","2010-03-04T16:11:34","ginau",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,6249,{"$nulls":3},"In India we don't have System like this...!","2010-03-04T18:25:16","2010-03-04T18:25:16","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1388,{"$nulls":3},"I support this Idea ... but it seems too focused on the United States of America; even though European nations can also have this work.\n\n\n\n\nUnfortunately Nokia tried this with the BOTH versions of the N-Gage devices on T-Mobile USA - even taking Tier II support calls from T-Mobile USA tech staff - I know because I was one of them back in 2000. The problem is not enough sales in the USA of Symbian devices or the knowledge of them versus the competition.\n\n\n\n\nMore over - in a country like mine [Canada] where knowledge of Symbian devices &amp; Nokia is better favored, there are a dismall user market to warrant the partnership cost for such an endeavor. Note that Rogers Wireless &amp; Nokia have a better relationship that ANY in the USA:\n\n\n\n\n* N95-4 launched in FULL gusto (nothing but top level advertisements, contests, price drops advertised, etc.\n\n\n\n\n* Nokia NGage &amp; Maps now are supported since late summer 2008.\n\n\n\n\n* Nokia E71 Grey &amp; White launched on Rogers - AT&amp;T by comparison was so picky to have Nokia waste their money, development resources, the brand a specific E71x model with newer S60 3.2 OS. Rogers is almost depleted all stock of the E71 since launch back in March 2009.\n\n\n\n\n* Nokia 5800 now launched\n\n\n\n\n*Previous Rogers Wireless Nokia S60-based devices launched: 6620, 6682, 6670 (Fido - when they where seperate), N810 as an accessory, and E62. i may have missed a model or two.\n\n\n\n\nHowever, I do support your idea and will rate it as a plus. however it would be nice to have ideas considered for worldwide improvement of Symbian, not focused on a particular region","2009-07-24T02:42:07","2009-07-24T08:34:03","Prom1",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1650,{"$nulls":3},"If this is something that would happen - shipping phones with unlimited data - I would like to see the base Symbian applications better tuned to open services such as VoIP, mapping, and social networking services. In this way the carrier is able to bundle (marketing wise) these devices as social components, and they indirectly get some of the network congestion off of their hands.","2009-08-27T15:33:04","2009-08-27T15:33:04","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,943,{"$nulls":3},"I&apos;ve voted yes for this but we also need to be very careful.  It&apos;s completely unrealistic to expect all Symbian phones to ship with unlimited data plans at this point in time.  The iPhone and G1 are relatively high-end and would typically come on an expensive contract anyway.  Not all Symbian phones fit this category.  The N97 would be a classic case where it makes sense for an unlimited plan as standard.  The 5800 should have a data plan for best use, but is a low cost device available on much cheaper contracts that couldn&apos;t include unlimited data.\n\n\n\n\nI believe unlimited data plans (with reasonable use policies of course) are a critical enabler for advanced mobile devices in general.  However, there are reasonable alternatives emerging.  I have a SIM only deal where mobile data usage costs are capped at a maximum of &pound;1 per day.  Typically I don&apos;t get anywhere near this and most days I don&apos;t use any (because I&apos;m sat at home in front of a computer all day).  Overall I spend much less than the &pound;7.50 it would cost me to have unlimited data for the whole month.  If that&apos;s the case for me as a mobile enthusiast who just doesn&apos;t travel much, the extra cost of unlimited data for a large number of people just isn&apos;t justified.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2009-06-10T10:22:41","2009-06-10T10:22:41","markw",{"$nulls":3},3,0]
[null,2732,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Make &#39;Commenting&#39; Compulsory if any one Scraps an idea - Scrap Commenting Helps Idea maker to do refinement. ","Please, Make 'Commenting' Compulsory if any one Scraps an idea.-this will give Idea maker a view - what's wrong with his idea - and he do refinement according to user comments- Users are not reading the full Idea - instead they are Scraping by just reading and ideas 'TITLE' (which cannot describes the full Idea )- Commenting can make users Read the Full Idea before supporting it or Scraping it.","2009-11-19T04:59:44","2010-02-15T10:11:16","s60betalabs",0,56.89,"Voting and discussion",13,12]
[null,5494,{"$nulls":3},"I think ,This Idea is now Implemented as a Option on both \"Support\" &amp; \"Scrap\".\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThanks you SF.","2010-02-13T02:45:41","2010-02-13T02:45:41","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5517,{"$nulls":3},"I just scrapped this idea. Is my name displayed along with my negative comment?  Good! I'm gonna check too who scrapped my ideas so i can take revenge! LOL!  See? my point is that this idea encourages voting in personal terms.","2010-02-14T13:08:48","2010-02-14T13:08:48","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5532,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Boy Bawang,\n\n\n\n\n I've had the option to explain your vote added to the voting mechanism. If you support or scrap an idea there is now the option to add an explanation. This is not mandatory. If you do add an explanation, this appears in the right hand column of the idea overview.\n\n\n\n\n  - Freddie","2010-02-15T10:08:10","2010-02-15T10:08:09","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5534,{"$nulls":3},"More to do still:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\nyou can't cancel out of voting: clicking the X in the corner is the same as \"vote without leaving comments\". \nyou can't \"unvote\". Changing your mind means \"vote the opposite way\", not withdrawing your vote.\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThe button labels seem unintuitive to me - that happens a lot in this UI, and could be helped by making sure that the buttons have verbs in them (e.g. \"Post comment\" rather than just \"Comment\", \"Vote without comments\" or \"Vote with comments\", ...)","2010-02-15T10:33:57","2010-02-15T10:37:54","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2981,{"$nulls":3},"I scrapped this idea right after reading the title only, though I generally read the articles completely before supporting/scraping and commenting.","2009-11-28T04:34:37","2009-12-02T06:39:49","nishant.thomas",{"$nulls":3},1,3]
[null,5546,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Wiliam,\n\n\n\n1. It's true, you can't unvote.This isn't something I've particularly considered (I'm not yet persuaded there's a large demand for it). I'll use the usual way to find out (http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=5545)\n2. I agree, the purpose of the various buttons around the site needs to be more explicit as to their function. I'll look into this.\n3. I'll see if the widgets can be re-ordered.\n\n\n\n- Freddie","2010-02-15T14:08:54","2010-02-15T14:09:13","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2733,{"$nulls":3},"Yes, this would be nice.  There seems to be a lot of scrapping, with no explanation.  It would be nice to learn from what people think is not ideal.","2009-11-19T05:02:31","2009-11-19T05:02:30","ginau",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2741,{"$nulls":3},"This has been discussed before (and I scrapped this idea).  Only a tiny percentage of people comment, many more read, allowing votes without comments gets more of the passive readers to become active participants.  There&#39;s quite a lot of &quot;Web 2.0&quot; research backing this up.\n","2009-11-19T09:01:36","2009-11-19T09:01:36","markw",{"$nulls":3},1,1]
[null,2746,{"$nulls":3},"Though a &quot;scrap&quot; has more emotive connotations, I don&#39;t think it should require any more user input than a &quot;support&quot;. It may be that in some instances, just as can happen with supports, a user scraps without a full understanding of an idea and it would be helpful if they comment to indicate what their problem with an idea, but I don&#39;t believe this should be compulsory.\n\nMy main reason for this is, as Mark highlighted, community sites have demonstrated that the nature of individual engagement often follows a funnel: users &quot;lurk&quot;, then &quot;rate&quot;, then move to &quot;comment&quot;, then may begin posting outright. From this model, it&#39;s important not to create a barrier to &quot;rating&quot;.","2009-11-19T10:11:56","2009-11-19T15:00:18","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3244,"Mobile applications",null,"Underwater GPS","Build a mobile phone fully water proved and anti pressure at lease 500 Meter. Enhance existing GPS system to work underwater when diving or snorkeling. This GPS system can show the position in the sea, how deep, direction and which part of the sea (global position).","2009-12-06T21:00:11","2010-06-15T11:33:11","lawrence27",0,16.82,"Closed",2,8]
[null,3247,{"$nulls":3},"LoL..","2009-12-06T23:01:04","2009-12-06T23:01:04","Crim",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7882,{"$nulls":3},"This is a hardware item, before it's a software one. Can this item be closed?","2010-06-03T15:15:27","2010-06-03T15:16:14","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7889,{"$nulls":3},"I don't think this is possible man. For it to work, the GPS receiver should have a signal. And signals used for GPS basically bounces on water. It doesn't pass through it.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nMaybe a new technology can do this. Possibly something that uses SONAR technology.","2010-06-04T13:32:29","2010-06-04T13:32:29","engineerangelo",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3316,{"$nulls":3},"Already got some development for underwater GPS: http://www.underwatergps.co.uk http://www.wadespage.com/D800DS07RF00.shtml http://www.underwater-gps.com/uk/products-positionning.php","2009-12-09T23:35:30","2009-12-18T00:12:21","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7340,"Mobile functionality",null,"Picture Based Unlock Screen","Make a picture with definable hot spots which you tap to unlock your device. This is better than a gesture based unlock, because you won't leave obvious marks from continual unlocking.","2010-05-03T06:02:49","2010-05-03T06:02:49","Lek",0,0,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,7852,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Sysmbian Theme on Mobile","Hi\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThe Symbian theme is pretty cool, Is it possible to have to on Mobile. I like the flying gadgets and animals. It would be fun to have it on cellphone.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nPradeep","2010-06-02T05:32:02","2010-06-02T05:32:02","pradeepk2",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,7855,{"$nulls":3},"You want Symbian Foundation Web theme on Mobile - correct - get it here- http://www.symbiantweet.com/symbian-foundation-theme \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIf you like Symbian  ^3 Theme get it here- http://www.symbiantweet.com/transform-your-symbian-v3v5-ui-to-symbian3\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nOk as the theme is present can we close this idea- Or you want some more add-ons to your Idea of \"Symbian Foundation theme for mobile\".","2010-06-02T08:27:13","2010-06-02T08:27:56","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7870,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Fakhre Thanks for info, it is nice to know that the theme is available for download and that is what i was looking for.\n\n\n\n\nI just wanted to add if there is an simple sketch pad kind of application which allows user to  use Symbian theme characters in to create funny SMS. Also the app  can provide a simple interface to  sketch their own funny characters. The application need not be heavy but very simple similar to \"Handwriting Pad\". However the base theme for this application will be Symbian Foundation theme.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nRegards\n\n\n\n\nPradeep\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-06-03T06:11:01","2010-06-03T06:11:01","pradeepk2",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8620,"Mobile functionality","User interface","My ideeas for a symbian OS for a touch screen phone.","Hello there,for many years now i have been a faithfull customer of nokia having previously owned a nokia n90,n73 and nokia n95 8GB and now owning a nokia x6.I have to say i am pleased with the OS but i have a few ideas for some improvement:\n\n\n\n\n1.Why not make the ui turn in any direction instead of just one?For example: when you want to go in landscape mode,the phone should turn to land scape mode in all positions not just a specific one.It would be very easy to use the phone that way meaning that people no longer have to hold the phone in just one way which makes the transition to landscape mode less annoying.\n\n\n\n\n2.When turning the pages on the home screen(for example the nokia n8), why not make the transition be more \"good looking?\" instead of just swaping with the finger and the next screen poping up,why not make it so that when you turn the pages on the home screen and you hold the finger to pause between the two home screens  to see the both  screens at the same time,that way it would be more appealing to the eye making the turning more attracting to watch like on the nokia n900.\n\n\n\n\n3.The UI's icons looks should be more \"stylish\",i mean that the icons should not be the same as the ones on the x6,5800 etc ,the looks on those seem rather \"out of date\",instead make the icons more appealing to the eye,for example for the music mode,the icon should be a head with some head phones colored in orange,blue or white(either of those would work) and the messege icon could be a pen near an ink jar(i'm not English so i'm not fully familiar with all names for some objects)\n\n\n\n\nFor the moment this is all i can think of.I hope my ideas will contribute to a future symbian os!","2010-07-29T17:38:52","2010-07-29T17:38:52","Adrian",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,429,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Phone upgrades","It would be great if with upgrade of firmware, we are able to upgrade KVM, additional jar packages, flash version or other libraries. I believe that will bring phones more closer to desktop system and a person will not be needed to change his phone all the time to get some functionality. obviously for some major stuff like if some phone don&apos;t have GPS hardware then it won&apos;t get updated for location based libraries.","2009-05-04T09:27:18","2010-06-11T15:26:50","prakash.raman",0,75.41,"Closed",5,1]
[null,431,{"$nulls":3},"The platform already supports upgrading anything in the firmware.  Over the air firmware updates are a licensed technology provided by third parties, not actually part of the platform itself.  If you&apos;re asking for user-controllable selective component upgrades, that is already possible to a certain degree but I&apos;d suggest a very bad idea in general (i.e. we don&apos;t want to advertise and promote this) since the testing overheads of checking every possible combination of components is just too high.\n\n\n\n\nWhat specific firmware updates are provided is an issue for the individual OEMs (and network operators, since they generally approve firmware versions for their networks) rather than the platform.\n\n\n\n\nIn summary, I&apos;d say there isn&apos;t anything new here that we can do much about to vote on either way.  Obviously everyone wants as many upgrades as possible and I think that&apos;s the direction the industry is moving in anyway.","2009-05-04T09:47:40","2009-05-04T09:47:40","markw",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,432,{"$nulls":3},"This idea has been discussed in comments on the Symbian Blog: http://blog.symbian.org/2009/03/18/an-open-discussion-about-software-upgrades/\n\n\n\n\nBefore I can vote for or against this particular idea, I'll need to have a clearer understanding of what is the proposal for what Symbian Foundation personnel should do differently from what's already happening.","2009-05-04T10:12:54","2009-08-31T20:04:53","dw2",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,439,{"$nulls":3},"If all the technology exists, I guess the question and emphasis of the idea could be about bringing this issue to more people and campaigning for this kind of functionalities to be more widely available to end users? Is this what we&apos;re talking about here?","2009-05-04T15:01:06","2009-05-04T15:01:06","campbieil",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1965,"Mobile functionality","Developer stuff","Enable BDD/ATDD for agile sw development","We need tools that enable us to practice BDD/ATDD in an agile sw development project.","2009-10-27T15:13:01","2010-06-03T14:13:08","kiipet",0,0,"Closed",0,1]
[null,3245,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Multiple Bluetooth Call","Allow Multiple paired of bluetooth in one mobile phone to do conference call.","2009-12-06T21:12:57","2009-12-06T21:12:57","lawrence27",0,45.56,"Voting and discussion",24,7]
[null,3357,{"$nulls":3},"It also allow couple to listen to music together using bluetooth ear set.","2009-12-11T03:04:30","2009-12-18T00:11:38","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6735,{"$nulls":3},"A few reasons I'm scrapping this:\n\n\n\nIf you are close enough to use Bluetooth, then why not use the speaker?\nIf you are in a position where you need to make the call, but it more or less function like a walkie-talkie, chances are that you aren't in a good area to talk and should move to a more private area; so then why the need for this?\nThe refinement of having multiple BT accessories able to connect to one device works well in thought, how about in power application since audio isn't the friendliest over BT?\n\n\n\nSo, its not a bad idea, just needs better discussion around what's possible.\n\n\n\n\nI reserve the right to change my vote depending on how this converstation pans out ;)","2010-03-23T17:14:52","2010-04-25T04:16:53","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6495,{"$nulls":3},"Why our cell phone are so advance but we still cannot do two things in a very efficient way?\n\n\n\n\n1) Communicate with another user holding cell phone without make a call (go through telco operator)\n\n\n\n\n2) Group to group conversation via cell phone not Voice Conferencing Equipment","2010-03-14T10:47:19","2010-03-14T10:47:18","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4519,{"$nulls":3},"Imaging one call shared by few person. A discussion of more than two person can be using one phone call. If is oversea call, it is so useful.","2010-01-17T01:23:06","2010-01-17T01:23:06","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6568,{"$nulls":3},"This idea would actually be the reverse of the bluetooth headset profile thats allows the headset to pair with multiple devices at once. But the only problem would be battery drainage and identifying and differentiating the handsets owner and the guest headsets in the conference call. ","2010-03-15T14:58:38","2010-04-25T03:49:49","nickelz",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6341,{"$nulls":3},"below scenario are two group of peoples who having conference call, it could be calling oversea or else where, it could be having project meeting, discussion of study or just chit chating:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n[Join] and [Peter]\n \n\n\n\n\n[Using Bluetooth Headset]\n\n\n\n\n[Connect to Join Cell Phone calling Susan]\n\n\n\n\n     ||\n\n\n\n\n     ||\n\n\n\n\n[Susan received call from Join]\n\n\n\n\n[Using Bluetooth Headset]\n\n\n\n\n[Susan], [Marry] and [Jane]","2010-03-07T10:24:40","2010-04-25T03:51:15","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8402,{"$nulls":3},"Normal, Bluetooth is only 10 met, so if i want to talk to other, i just say louder, not really need for call ;). And in music, maybe is can be possible in Bluetooth 3.0, but now with Bluetooth 2.1, it can't transfer a 128kbps to 2 wireless headphone.","2010-07-16T06:29:08","2010-07-16T06:29:08","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8409,{"$nulls":3},"I encourage more input by the community for this.","2010-07-16T17:29:26","2010-07-16T17:29:26","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3501,"Mobile functionality",null,"Successfull TEXT sending in LOW to NO signal places","Signal Strength is bad inside my House and to many others. \n\n\n\n\nI propose:\n\n\n\n\nIf text sending fails due to low signal strength, the phone should prompt the user to automatically try to send it again and again until successful.   We should be able to adjust the number of repetitions we want it to try sending before it declares SENDING FAIL.\n\n\n\n\nOr we can adjust it to intelligently wait for signal strength to improve before it tries it again.\n\n\n\n\nThat way we can continue our work and leave everything to the phone and free us from pressing the send button a dozen times at long intervals.","2009-12-15T05:10:07","2009-12-15T05:13:56","BoyBawang",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,5037,"Mobile applications",null,"Encrypted Call","An application software that encrypts the voice data of a normal GSM voice call and sends the encrypted data over the csd data channel on symbian os phones.","2010-01-29T11:48:37","2010-01-29T11:48:36","melksymi",0,80.92,"Voting and discussion",5,1]
[null,8710,{"$nulls":3},"Believe it or not, I have been assigned this project but can't find much help.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nDo you have any experience in making calls over CSD data channel in Symbian? If so, pls help me out!","2010-08-06T07:45:00","2010-08-06T07:45:00","mtwaha",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7341,"Mobile applications",null,"Invitiation for a party","Sending a invitiation to a group of people for a party\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThe application should contain a tag, whether the receipent agrees the party, disagrees for the party or proposes any new time due to his other scheduled activities\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThe main feature here is to have a count of people agreed/disagreed to the invitation\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nUsage : Preparation on the party can be done on the basis of the attendees","2010-05-03T07:18:48","2010-05-04T10:32:57","dinviswa",0,0,"Closed",0,0]
[null,7359,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Dinesh,\n\n\n\n\nI like your IDEA, but think that it is already covered in  http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=3189 . Please look at that IDEA and let us know if you have clarifications to make your IDEA different or if you agree that you IDEA is already being explored.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-05-03T14:09:55","2010-05-04T06:01:21","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8621,"Symbian Foundation","Make development easier","Foment to programmers the public chance to Translate apps with GetLocalization","The most convenient side of a quickly use of the phone is language... i suggest that the Symbian Foundation foment his 3rd party programmers the oportunity to the scene to translate apps for the official releases.\n\n\n\n\nFor example this webpage that perfectly works with GoogaSync\n\n\n\n\nGetLocalization","2010-07-29T17:52:43","2010-07-29T17:52:42","lillocar",0,100,"Voting and discussion",3,0]
[null,9500,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Carlos,\n\n\n\n\nWhat are you suggesting, that Symbian Foundation has a website to autotranslate apps? I am not sure if you want this as a developer or as a buyer? Could you please clarify.","2010-09-15T16:52:25","2010-09-15T16:52:24","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10273,{"$nulls":3},"hello guys sorry for this month late, i was talking as a buyer, just a fan of symbian\n\n\n\n\neasy to translate apps, because some of the best of them are just in english, chinese, russian, etc.","2010-10-15T01:59:28","2010-10-15T01:59:28","lillocar",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9519,{"$nulls":3},"Please clarify your Idea!","2010-09-16T11:48:15","2010-09-16T11:48:15","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8877,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Using secret touch gesture pettern to turn on the phone","By using the secret touch gesture pattern predefine by phone owner to turn on the phone. Even the phone restart, it still prompt for gesture pattern checking to protect the important information on the phone.","2010-08-19T18:46:34","2010-08-19T18:46:34","lawrence27",0,80.52,"Voting and discussion",15,1]
[null,8878,{"$nulls":3},"@ Login\n\nIt just like Windows Login screen, no way to access unless wipe off everything and reinstall the OS again..\n\n\n@ Protect privacy data information oi phone\n\nSo it can be used to protect our privacy data on the phone..\n\n\n@ When phone lost\n\nIf we lost our phone, usually we used SIM Card PIN to block to accessing  our phone, now a day most of our information is store at our phone.  What if they replace their own SIM Card they are still be able to access  our information. Even is with a password protection, they might also  able to hack the phone by running a program trying all combination  characters.\n\nBut if is with gesture pattern phone lock protection,  they could not able to try all combination of characters. So will be  much safer for protecting our private information in the phone.","2010-08-19T18:48:22","2010-10-15T15:32:04","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,686,"Symbian Foundation","Make development easier","Twitter Engagement","I&apos;ve observed that there are a number of developer-related queries posted under the #symbian hashtag on Twitter.  As far as I can tell, there isn&apos;t anybody from the Symbian Foundation actually engaging with these queries and pointing developers to appropriate resources where the answer can be found and obtained.\n\n\n\n\nAn opportunity is being missed to bring in these developers to more actively engage and become part of the community that Symbian Foundation is creating.\n\n\n\n\nI would imagine that addressing this would be part of the role played by a developer evangelist/advocate working for/with the Symbian Foundation.","2009-05-19T16:52:04","2010-02-04T11:57:27","evangineer",0,80.3,"Done!",3,1]
[null,692,{"$nulls":3},"Hmm, I just had a search and found very few developer questions, and one person (Lucian Tomuta of Forum Nokia) answering them.  Maybe that&apos;s just my inexperience with twitter.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIn general I agree that we should be engaging with developers via whatever online channel they choose to use, however, for technical queries I&apos;d really like to encourage people to use the discussion boards as that leaves a central, categorised and fairly easily searchable record of the questions and answers.  That depends on us getting the developer website open to the public of course!","2009-05-19T17:46:37","2009-05-20T09:19:46","markw",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,700,{"$nulls":3},"Ok..Maybe its coz I am still not too into twitter, but I like the idea of &apos;old-school&apos; discussion boards, especially the ones on official sites.  But yes, considering that websites like twitter (Guess they are called microblogs!) are pretty popular, its possible that questions are posted there. I would, if I come accorss, love to encourage them to post in correct forums. Having said that, its always welcome to have dedicated personel doing the same.","2009-05-20T10:10:20","2009-05-20T10:10:20","NeilBhasme",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,1004,{"$nulls":3},"Have you seen @symbiandevco? I think that we are in twitter, maybe not looking at it the right way. Btw, not sure twitter is the best to answer development queries","2009-06-11T13:56:29","2010-11-03T20:58:35","victorp",{"$nulls":3},3,0]
[null,1966,"Mobile applications",null,"Location based social networking","A location based app, or peer to peer social networking. I would use GPS/cellid or bluetooth scanning to find people in the vacinity. Users&#39; public profiles would be visible only to people who are geographically close. The app could show people nearby with similar interests/profiles on a map. (idea 121). Info exchange or chat could use bluetooth or fallback to GPRS.","2009-10-27T15:15:17","2010-06-14T11:25:51","jamesoc",0,100,"Closed",3,0]
[null,1975,{"$nulls":3},"This sounds interesting, do you have specific social networking sites to use?  ","2009-10-27T15:47:32","2009-10-27T15:47:32","marxistvegan",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2222,"Mobile functionality",null,"Alternate Startup","why don&#39;t symbian have a alternate &quot;Quickboot&quot; option for all the nokia S60 phones.\n\n         As everyone knows that all the S60 phones take a lot of time to boot up.And as the phone gets old rebooting becomes very tiresome and consumes a lot of time.I feel there should be an option to Quickboot ur device...where, while pressing the power key some other key should be pressed simultaneously in order to quickly boot up the device..In this mode only contacts and sms should be accessible and all other feature should be disabled.the time for boot should be as quick as the with  basic nokia phones(eg..1100,1108etc).\n\n         I feel that symbian incorporate this with all the symbian phones..because sometimes we will be in a hurry to make a call or send a message and finds that the phone is off. so by adding this feature v can save a lot of time.\n\n         Also it can makes it possible for the phone to start even in low battery condition..","2009-11-02T10:02:58","2010-07-15T15:37:16","mj.baig",0,100,"Closed",2,0]
[null,3502,"Mobile functionality",null,"Forward existing TEXT or MMS via BLUETOOTH","The ability to Forward TEXT or MMS via BLUETOOTH is free and will make students inside the classroom happy .\n\n\n\n\nOf course it's possible to copy/paste the text to a new note/document then beam it but it's a long process.","2009-12-15T05:37:12","2009-12-15T05:37:12","BoyBawang",0,100,"Voting and discussion",4,0]
[null,3550,{"$nulls":3},"This is copy of idea -http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=2589","2009-12-15T16:39:12","2009-12-15T16:39:11","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7342,"Mobile applications",null,"Locating a friend","Using the maps application, Contacts in the phone book\n\n\n\n\nThe maps should find &amp; point friends nearby\n\n\n\n\nUsage: If an user needs a help while roaming in the city, easily he can track his friends and call the friend who is nearby to the user or user can reach to his friends place\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-05-03T07:24:18","2010-05-03T07:24:18","dinviswa",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,7355,{"$nulls":3},"This type of function already present on app form Google called Latitude on Google Maps for Symbian - But require internet connection &amp; you friend to be online on Google Maps apps. \n\n\n\n\nhttp://www.google.com/intl/en_us/latitude/intro.html","2010-05-03T13:51:54","2010-05-03T13:51:54","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7376,{"$nulls":3},"Latitude is great if all your friends use it :) \n\n\n\n\nDinesh is Latitude the answer to your idea?\n\n\n\n\nThanks","2010-05-04T10:31:28","2010-05-04T10:31:28","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7598,"Symbian Foundation","Improve the running of Symbian","Streamline the approval of IDEAs process. Many IDEAs are popular, but already done, NOT THROUGH SYMBIAN SIGNED-Horizons","Approval takes too long for IDEAs.  What is happening is smart developers are taking IDEAs and developing the top ones and selling them.  I know this is open-source and that is great, however, if this system is to work, IDEAs with more than 30 votes can not sit with someone for months and some IDEAs should have expedited approval.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nA few examples of IDEAs which are popular, but DONE and may or may not be Symbian Signed:\n\n\n\n\nMany of the top 20 IDEAs\n\n\n\n\n\nAlarm clock, stop watch, any kind of clock\n\n\n\n\nChange your browser\n\n\n\n\nUI improvements\n\n\n\n\nfind mobile when it is on silent\n\n\n\n\nmany of the security ideas\n\n\n\n\nThey are already in OVI store\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIf the process of IDEA to product with open-source Symbian-Signed System is to work, either the process needs to be faster and better, and/or Symbian Foundation should have some staffer assigned to application surveillance and signing.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-05-16T15:00:23","2010-05-29T14:22:43","ginau",0,0,"Closed",0,0]
[null,9134,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Save it Music Save !","Sometime we want to edit the information of songs (Song name, Artist, Album .v.v.) but those information only save in phone, which not to save in music file. So when we send this files to other phone or computer, the information of files are still unchanged. And we have to edit it again, so waste of time. So Symbian should save the information to music files !\n\n\n\n\nMUSIC MAKE A PEOPLE COME TOGETHER !","2010-08-27T07:36:18","2010-08-27T07:36:18","MyFanIsUUUU",0,100,"Voting and discussion",10,0]
[null,9171,{"$nulls":3},"I think it necessary ","2010-08-29T04:50:03","2010-08-29T04:50:03","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9183,{"$nulls":3},"Since Ovi.com from Nokia has a huge Music Database, It is even better to update when the music file is playing, If you realize MS Media Player also can automatically download the song album info and image. Sonyericsson also do have a mobile app called \"TrackID\" which can sampling any music recording then sand to their database to tell user the song info.\n\nThus Symbian can use Ovi.com music database to auto update song info, singer info or album info while playing.","2010-08-29T17:54:04","2010-08-29T17:55:41","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9205,{"$nulls":3},"Yeah","2010-08-30T16:25:10","2010-08-30T16:25:10","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1967,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Haptics for all Symbian apps and UIs","I would like to see advanced tactile feedback and vibration simulation in all Symbian apps and UIs, from button confirmations to game effects, not forgetting the more seriois apps. How about a haptic browser or maps that vibrate? (126)","2009-10-27T15:16:41","2009-10-27T15:18:14","impivaar",0,100,"Voting and discussion",7,0]
[null,7726,{"$nulls":3},"Consistency in haptic feedback would help as well. When browsing on my 5800xm, sometimes when I click links I get haptic feedback; sometimes not. It means that I often click on links twice, which is irritating.","2010-05-27T20:34:59","2010-05-27T20:34:59","fakename",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7728,{"$nulls":3},"I see many advantages to usage and improvement with haptic feedback. What is the difference per se between, haptics feedback and gesture frame work? There has been a push toward gesture framework which encompasses many of the tactile or vibrational feedback submitted.  I am not voting, as I am not sure which IDEA was first.\n\n\n\n\nI do however agree that improved haptic feedback or gesture framework functionality could have wider usage for keyboard, games, apps, maps, accessibility etc., and would make the Symbian platform more solid.","2010-05-27T22:12:01","2010-05-27T22:12:01","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2991,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","Scheduled Reminder Calls","I want my Symbian Device to have a Scheduled Call Function.- In which I can record my Message and Schedule it to Call and play the message on any particular Phone number.","2009-11-29T04:47:56","2009-11-29T04:47:56","s60betalabs",0,100,"Voting and discussion",19,0]
[null,3075,{"$nulls":3},"I like the time management capability.For instance, we send a fax or &quot;send later&quot;, I think it is the same concept. So, you could pre-record calls or messages, and &quot;set a send time&quot;.  That way, you can load up a bunch of calls, and have them sent even if you are tied up in a meeting all day.  Sounds practical and usable!","2009-12-01T18:35:57","2009-12-01T21:15:36","ginau",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3098,{"$nulls":3},"This could be added via third-party apps. Majority of symbian users won&#39;t even use it.","2009-12-02T07:18:58","2009-12-02T07:18:58","nishant.thomas",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3168,{"$nulls":3},"I support this idea, but I think that it was already covered in my November 26  IDEA http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=2934 . This is one of the examples of where it would be nice for similar comments to be collated, as Fahkre and I are essentially speaking of the same functionality.","2009-12-04T16:22:15","2010-03-06T04:52:54","ginau",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,10132,{"$nulls":3},"vote for you","2010-10-11T21:11:59","2010-10-11T21:11:59","nitrous18",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3021,{"$nulls":3},"What would you use this for? When would you use the scheduled call instead of having an alarm to remind you to make the call in person...","2009-11-30T12:20:42","2009-12-01T07:17:45","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8700,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing back for Community Votes!","2010-08-05T08:30:22","2010-08-05T08:30:22","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4271,"Mobile functionality","User interface","&quot;Open with&quot; Menu Option for Symbian","Hi friends i was in a hurry to college i transfered a zip file to my 5800 and i thought i can read while travel.But the mobile displayed feature not supported. Thanks God i had Xplore.I need a open with menu in Symbian to open any files using the associated softwares in our mobiles . The open must let us open the file using the softwares we have here i describe it by a lil picture\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n1.In the First picture you can see the messaging feature not supported thing.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n2.The Second picture is normal menu\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n3.The third one is a modified menu which will be more helpfull to the user .\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nComment and support this idea","2010-01-11T04:47:30","2010-02-26T18:17:43","apache",0,85.52,"Expert review",36,5]
[null,4499,{"$nulls":3},"Good idea.. when I tried to open a ZIP file earlier today, it opened with Google Maps o.O\n\n\n\n\nthen I have to launch the ZIP app and browse to the zip file... Open With would simply make it!","2010-01-16T16:47:59","2010-01-16T17:41:05","eduardohl",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4507,{"$nulls":3},"i dont support it. it will make UI more clumsy and confusing to new user .\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nBut what i want is more support format for \"default apps\" menu ( settings -&gt; phone -&gt; application settings -&gt; default apps) . let us add extensons manually and list all available program. current menu is useless because it only lists ONE application for each of only FOUR file types.","2010-01-16T18:54:23","2010-02-25T17:00:42","tamoghno",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4515,{"$nulls":3},"Comes in handy..will be nice in Symbian^4 :D","2010-01-16T20:35:52","2010-01-16T20:35:52","neonoafs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5290,{"$nulls":3},"I like this idea, in my opinion it's very useful. :)","2010-02-07T08:37:03","2010-02-07T08:37:03","N0omsaz",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6840,{"$nulls":3},"Great Idea - Waited a long to see this...!","2010-03-29T18:40:35","2010-03-29T18:40:35","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6841,{"$nulls":3},"Thanks for you support Alam bro :)","2010-03-29T18:41:57","2010-03-29T18:41:57","apache",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7112,{"$nulls":3},"Love your IDEA. Support.","2010-04-17T03:37:30","2010-04-17T03:37:30","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5105,{"$nulls":3},"I do like the idea of having both the \"open\" for a chosen file to be opened by user designated \"default program\", and a on the fly option with the \"open with\" option for choosing a different program other than the default with necessarily changing the default program. But I think it could be taken a step further by integrating outside parties into the equation for file types that aren't recognized by any program under the \"open with\" option and when no default is present. I think that allowing the Ovi Store, direct from software developers, and/or other third party software vendors (being that Symbian is open source now and can give multiple options) to suggest programs for associated file types that aren't present on the phone, would better provide the end user with a more open and enjoyable experience.","2010-02-01T22:10:59","2010-02-10T18:35:22","nickelz",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4527,"Mobile applications",null,"&quot;Discover your device&quot; application","I noticed that most people doesn't know about every feature their phone offers, or even they're using a capable smartphone. What if we provide an application to help them?\n\n\nIdea is simple: An intelligent tutor. Let me explain in a simple scenerio:\n\n\n\n\n1. User launches the Discover! application which is placed in the main menu.\n\n2. Application asks, What would you like to discover today?\n\n\n\n\nBelow the question, there are categorised answers like Messaging, Connectivity, Productivity, Media, Applications,  Customisation etc. Each category is dynamically populated from the data which the device quietly produces by keeping tracks of used/unused applications/features and shown with user's progress next to them.\n\n3. User selects Messaging, application shows yet unused messaging features like E-mail, MMS, IM etc.\n \n 4. User selects E-mail and the application starts a demo about how a user can set/use/manage his/her email account easily. Skip option is provided for users that have previous experiences about the subject.\n \n 5. As soon as demo comes to end (or Skip is selected), user is prompted with question: Would you like to start using e-mail now?\n\n\n\n\n- If user selects Yes, e-mail setup wizard launches instantly. \n- If user selects No, application returns to previous menu and records user's progress, to skip the demo next time only to show Start e-mail wizard and Replay the demo options.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI think people love their devices as much as they know and use it's features, so such an application can spread Symbian love. What do you think?","2010-01-17T05:46:33","2010-01-18T11:54:33","GeceBekcisi",0,64.12,"Voting and discussion",6,6]
[null,5556,{"$nulls":3},"Now that Nokia announced Nokia Feel with tag line \"A fun and surprising way to explore what your device can do, based on how you feel\" I think my idea is just different approach to the same idea and same functionality.","2010-02-15T19:24:52","2010-02-15T19:24:52","GeceBekcisi",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5557,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Emre,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI am not opposed to your IDEA totally.  I would rather have the developers maker the UI and platform, so easy that one does not have to do so much set up.  It is a matter of my time.  if I pay a few hundred dollars for a phone....It better perform!\n\n\n\n\nRight now, there is a setup cd, a basic tutorial is part of this.  Then there is the paper manually.  I like the manual.  I hate that the iPhone has no manual and a bunch of \"an overwhelming amount\" of tutorials, which most are never used, seen, nor understood.....A manual, is a good reference....so, I just kind of put your IDEA into the iPhone category....which I may be wrong, and if I am please explain more and you may get votes....\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIn general in the USA, it is felt that rather than making the ownness of the tutorial and setup on the user, Nokia, Symbian OS brand, whoever, really needs to modernize and make set up easy, and with little to no user thought, as a default.  If people want to customize, go ahead, as an option.\n\n\n\n\nBut to be perfectly candid, right now in the USA......We want a phone that the carrier setsup and it is ready....This means....email setting done automatically, access points defined by your carrier and yes, you probably need to put your wireless connections in......but.....I right now, at least with the N95, and E71 it is not the (fully) the case and with all due respect, the developers get paid to make what the consumers want...They should have the education and expertise to make default easy setup and functionality a reality.....The consumer should not need a PhD, just to set up email.....\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSo, whether popular or not, I am not in support of this, as I want to push the Symbian platform and developers to make my expensive device wor easier and have it do the work for me auto matically......This is how the USA feels....I am expressing this in a candid way, as I love Noks,need more experience with Samsung and Sony Erisson (so, if anyone for those companies want to give me a tester device to compare with, great) but the modernization, needs to make anyone want and love the ability to pick up and use their cell phone, not just technophiles who love a great device and who love the flexibility of setup.\n\n\n\n\nSomeone commented on \"dumbing down\" the the Symbian devices....well.......I disagree that there is dumbing down of anything....These are supposed to smart devices....They should be smart and have automatic and easy functions and setup....If they do not than there is a failure of reading the market.....","2010-02-15T21:34:45","2010-02-15T21:34:44","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4822,{"$nulls":3},"I really don't get why some people didn't like the idea - anyone care to explain why he/she gave a down vote?","2010-01-24T23:36:18","2010-01-26T21:56:31","GeceBekcisi",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5039,"Mobile applications",null,"A New UI","I am referring to UI in the traditional non touchscreen mobiles. It has been there since ages with minor cosmetic changes, it may have been the best but IMO there's scope for improvement, here's my take.\n\n\n\n\nWhen we enter \"MENU\" we get a list of options displayed in a grid  format, when an option like say \"SETTINGS\" is selected we get another  list of options and so forth, but only the first screen is displayed in  the grid format. IMO a picture is more expressive and easy on the eye  than a word hence if every list of options is displayed in a grid, it  would be lot more easier on the eye and less taxing on the thumb as  well. I think one will be able to reach any application with fewer  clicks and through fewer intermediate screens. Or at least there should  be an option to view all lists in grid format and let the user choose  what he wants.\n\n\n\n\nThe experience which a touchphone offers can be had in a traditional phone as well, for example if I need to enter the item on the 3rd column and 3rd row, i simply press 9 on the keypad instead of using the up-down and right-left key to guide the cursor to the icon and then press enter!\n\n\n\n\nThe existing UI seems to me like a perpetual WIP, taking bits and pieces from competition and adding on to it to stay contemporary, in my plan I have suggested a quantum leap which takes the user experience/feel closer to a touchphones.","2010-01-29T15:35:39","2010-02-09T13:04:43","sanjaychetia",0,80.68,"Voting and discussion",7,1]
[null,8879,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Build a widget contain all in one IM","Build a widget that support all IM (Instance Messager). It can send messages to the world via IM, it can send a voice message, it can send files, it can even using voice or video conferencing / chatting.\n\n\n\n\nSo long have WIFI or 3G unlimited data package. Making call and sending message is free.","2010-08-19T19:04:41","2010-08-19T19:04:41","lawrence27",0,100,"Voting and discussion",6,0]
[null,8880,{"$nulls":3},"Simple yet useful.. It could contain conference element..\n\nInclude all community app like facebook, twitter, myspace, friendster, blogsport, youtube, etc.\n\nMost important shall be conference, group chat crossing platform, or  virtual chat room that could form by end user. Extend IRC support will  be good too..\n\nNow a day the Home Screen is use for community or communication..","2010-08-19T19:05:06","2010-10-15T15:18:47","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9135,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","AblE 2 TuRn OFF CameRa SOunD !","We can't turn off the camera sound when we capture from Symbian 9. I don't know why Symbian pull-off this feature. Almost phones from Almost Operate System can turn off the camera sound, except Symbian.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nReally, the sound of camera (sometime) is very disturb. Maybe it can prevent the sneak-peek, but if we take a illegal pictures, we have to take a charge of this work, not a Phone (or Symbian).\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIn camera option, we can chose turn off/on camera sound !","2010-08-27T08:03:26","2010-10-09T13:11:58","MyFanIsUUUU",0,80.34,"Expert review",39,4]
[null,9479,{"$nulls":3},"If camera sound is illegal with some countries, Symbian can disable the sound by make a own firmware for those countries. World is over 200 countries and areas, why we must disable this great feature, because of few countries?","2010-09-15T05:50:22","2010-10-08T16:35:22","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9154,{"$nulls":3},"I am not satisfied with this Idea, It will only give encouragement to picture teasing.","2010-08-28T06:17:27","2010-08-30T04:48:15","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9185,{"$nulls":3},"If these is an issue for most of the people, then I propose Symbian should build one layer which have collection of preference to allow customize by Operator according to decision by Local legal law.","2010-08-29T18:17:13","2010-09-10T07:15:57","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9204,{"$nulls":3},"I think let the decision for users ! If people vote enough for me, it must DONE !","2010-08-30T16:13:57","2010-08-30T16:13:57","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9214,{"$nulls":3},"there is nothing more irritating in nokia than sound of camera and flashlight during recording, and beeping douring call recording!\n\n\n\n\nother platforms like WM don't have such crappy thing","2010-08-30T21:25:37","2010-09-12T04:04:46","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9903,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Battery Timer in Symbian","Add application which:\n\n\n\nProvides information about:\n\nOperating time remaining to complete discharge,\nEstimated future date and time of the battery being  completely discharged,\nHow long the battery holds its charge on average,\n\n\nFast and handy access to remaining operating time at the home/standby screen.\nPower saver with additional the &lsquo;big&rsquo; battery levels percentages indicator, built-in system notifications (e.g. missed calls, messages, unread emails, current profile, keypad lock).","2010-10-08T08:21:24","2010-10-11T02:45:07","superfly86",0,100,"Expert review",41,0]
[null,9986,{"$nulls":3},"It would be cool to see an app for that. I know Android has many similar to that in their Marketplace.","2010-10-08T23:43:15","2010-10-08T23:43:15","NseriesFreak7",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10408,{"$nulls":3},"isn't Capree Ion Battery Timer can do that??\n\n\n\n\nFree Nokia Themes | Nokia Symbian^3 | Nokia News","2010-10-31T06:10:31","2010-10-31T06:10:31","uziel",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1968,"Symbian Foundation","Make development easier","Simple and crossplatform API","I&#39;d like to have simple and crossplatform API e.g. WRT kind of APIs","2009-10-27T15:28:08","2010-06-16T14:28:09","mimuurin",0,100,"Closed",2,0]
[null,2108,{"$nulls":3},"Me too, and luckily that&#39;s what we&#39;re getting with Qt - I must confess I assumed it&#39;s just a UI library at first, but it&#39;s not. It&#39;s a complete simple and crossplatform API. ","2009-10-29T18:39:03","2009-10-29T18:39:03","SymsourceTim",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,2736,"Mobile applications",null,"Alarm that has business week seperate from the weekend","I have a seperate schedule during the week, than on weekends.  However, I like the feature for the recurring event alarm, as it covers he whole week, and I do not have to reset it daily.  This feature is great during th week, so I can wake up, get ready, and I can drop my child off at school, but it goes of on the weekends too.  It would be great to be able to seperate the work week schedule (reoccuring events) from the weekend.  Maybe when an alarms is set, and if it asks if it is recurring, you can add an option like; do you want include Saturday? Y or N, do this include Sunday? Y or N? This would be great,as I know I can&#39;t be the only parent who has a heart attack on Saturday when the &quot;wake up for school&quot; alarm starts blairing and I am trying to sleep in.......","2009-11-19T05:40:00","2009-11-19T05:40:00","ginau",0,100,"Voting and discussion",12,0]
[null,2751,{"$nulls":3},"The S60 3rd Edition alarm clock already has a &quot;weekdays&quot; option in the repeats - I use that for my &quot;wake up for school&quot; alarm. Do you mean adding this facility to repeating events in the Calendar?","2009-11-19T10:58:17","2009-11-19T10:58:17","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2760,{"$nulls":3},"Yes, William. I mean to add this to repeat events in my calendar.  Thank you for the clarification.  And, if it can happen, thank you for the extra sleep, as I get crabby when I do not get it.  I reserve &quot;crabby&quot; for weekdays, and prefer to enjoy weekends with my family and friends.  They may have submitted this suggestion postumuously for me, if I did not send it in.","2009-11-19T12:21:50","2009-11-19T12:21:50","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2992,"Mobile functionality","User interface","hide the &quot;OPTIONS&quot; and &quot;BACK&quot; virtual softkeys","The &quot;OPTIONS&quot; and &quot;BACK&quot; virtual softkeys just waste space because their function understandably exist in every program. I suggest to HIDE them and make them accessible only through REAL HARDWARE BUTTONS so the screen real estate is not wasted.\n(It is successfully implemented in ANDROID)","2009-11-29T11:38:55","2009-11-29T11:38:55","BoyBawang",0,2.5,"Voting and discussion",1,6]
[null,3426,{"$nulls":3},"News to all who scrapped my idea!! Next Symbian Phones won't have SoftKeys at the bottom!!! \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nhttp://www.allaboutsymbian.com/news/item/10819_First_look_at_Symbian3_concept.php","2009-12-13T16:36:11","2009-12-13T16:36:11","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,1]
[null,2994,{"$nulls":3},"-1 - The decision on whether or not a device has hardware buttons is one for a particular OEM - just look at that moderately popular device from the fruit-themed people.\nSoftkeys, by their definition do not always have to be labelled Options and Back, the individual application designer is free to choose what they are used for - and in a case where you would use them for something different, you would then have to implement them yourself as re-using hardware buttons would possible confuse your users.\nAlso, if an application really requires the use of all the available screen space, then this is easily accomplished, as the softkey labels (and other UI furniture like the status bar) can be hidden.\n","2009-11-29T12:14:12","2009-11-29T14:15:42","cowboycoder",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3020,{"$nulls":3},"Button real estate is more valuable than screen real estate, so I don&#39;t think this works as well as the softkey solution.","2009-11-30T12:17:56","2009-12-02T18:07:31","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4016,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","Improve organization of contacts with groups","The Address book should be simplify. The Group and Contacts panel could be merged like Windows live messenger and other chat applications.\n\n\n\n\nIf we have groups, each of them are listed and may be expanded or collapsed in order to find our contacts.\n\n\n\n\nIf no groups are made, the contacts are directly available in the list.\n\n\n\n\nBy the way, don't forget to add buddies status on the list ;)","2009-12-29T13:21:54","2010-06-07T09:52:48","axisama",0,100,"Closed",3,0]
[null,5040,"Mobile applications",null,"Instant Google","Forgive me for using the word Google, but this exactly conveys my idea. If i am traveling and get a sudden urge to know more about a word on the internet, i have two options. 1. try not to forget it till i get access to a computer. 2. try logging on to internet from my smartphone.\n\n\n\n\nInstead if i can send an SMS or better still a voice message to a special number. The result of the google search gets e-mailed to my id, I would prefer that and see the search result at leisure.","2010-01-29T16:04:44","2010-01-29T16:04:44","sanjaychetia",0,100,"Voting and discussion",5,0]
[null,5199,{"$nulls":3},"What about words that would be of a foreign language, or words you couldn't or wouldn't have the slightest clue as to how to pronounce it?\n\n\n\n\nAndroid devices do this. You just start typing a word on the keyboard, and a little search thing will come up. It will search your contacts, let you search through Google or other services. I think this is the way to go.","2010-02-04T19:48:12","2010-02-04T19:48:12","cpeake",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5041,{"$nulls":3},"The fastest solution is immediately type that word from the homescreen before you forget it.  Afterwhich you will be offered with several options like: dictionary, google search, translate, etc.  The point is you type the word first(!) rather than look first for the app from the menus, run it, loading wait, then type the word hopefully you still remember it.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI described it in detail here:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=3875&amp;foolIE6=1#comment_3882","2010-01-29T17:04:45","2010-01-30T11:50:10","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5053,{"$nulls":3},"Hey Sanjay,\n\n\n\n\nI like your IDEA. \n\n\n\n\nI would like to make a suggestion and put it under, a \"refinement\" and as a theme with \"accessibility\" of voice recognition.....no it may not be an accessibility app, but, the speech recognition is, and I just wanted to also show people how much people could use these......You shouldn't have to type or really think that much to execute an app and find a definition of a word.......\n\n\n\n\nSo, I suggest even easier and better for you.  Voice recognition......\n\n\n\n\nYou speak the word into your Symbian mobile, and an application does voice recognition and tells you the meaning.\n\n\n\n\nWe are an impulsive society.  Why wait at all?  That is not neccessary with the mobile apps today.\n\n\n\n\nIt  is easy to create an app that can recognize, \" what does \"blind-sided\" mean?........Then it searches and comes back with......'Blind-sided\" is a noun, meaning, surprised,  unrehearsed act......etc......","2010-01-30T03:19:36","2010-01-30T18:34:40","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5808,"Mobile functionality",null,"Usb plug and play on Symbian","he why dont you guys give symbian devices a usb input funtionality so we can directly plug in usb pen drives and other usefull stuff","2010-02-22T10:48:27","2010-02-22T10:48:27","yathin",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,8368,"Mobile functionality",null,"PLANNING UP THINGS ","IN THESE BUSY SCHEDULES THERE IS LOT OF SCOPE FORGETTING THINGS AND IT WILL BE GOOD THE PLANNING THE THINGS. MOST AND PERFECT APPLICATION MUST BE PLANNING THE THINGS, THAT IS PLANNING APPLICATION IN ADVANCE MANNER.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAND ALSO DIGITAL DIARY IN MOBILE ITSELF\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nTHE MOBILE PHONE IS FIRST WIFE TO EVERYBODY........","2010-07-15T04:07:10","2010-07-15T04:07:10","parapradeep",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,8372,{"$nulls":3},"Does the calendar not suit this purpose? if not, what features do you think it should have?","2010-07-15T10:45:28","2010-07-15T10:45:27","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9136,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","play all audio and video formats","The phone should be able to play all video and audio formats and should be able to install new codecs. There should be settings for video for surround sound and bass enhancement.","2010-08-27T15:26:57","2010-10-14T10:22:23","bharatjusta",0,100,"Expert review",39,0]
[null,10060,{"$nulls":3},"vote!","2010-10-10T16:14:18","2010-10-10T16:14:18","nitrous17",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10235,{"$nulls":3},"There are many ideas like this, that have min. 30 votes but are still not in \"expert view\". Before they vanish tomorrow when the system is changed, I bring them back to top, hoping, that they will get \"expert-view\"-status in time, before they vanish.","2010-10-14T10:13:05","2010-10-14T10:13:05","Tim.Linde",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9904,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Connect to BT headset within a specified distance","My idea is simple:\n\n\n\n\nAdd Ability to automatically connect to a Bluetooth headset within a certain distance","2010-10-08T08:29:41","2010-10-18T03:58:55","superfly86",0,83.56,"Expert review",32,1]
[null,10291,{"$nulls":3},"quite nice","2010-10-15T18:03:38","2010-10-15T18:03:38","nitrous34",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10058,{"$nulls":3},"It may also be supported for Home Cinemas supporting bt, if it will be available handset may connect with default password : 0000","2010-10-10T15:54:47","2010-10-10T15:54:47","nitrous17",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10349,{"$nulls":3},"Why wouldn't you just leave Bluetooth on for your mobile, and then when you get into the 30ft range of it, your device would connect? You can also setup a custom profile for some additional actions (if that is what you are asking) or use 3rd party software to do even more.","2010-10-21T02:37:30","2010-10-21T02:37:30","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10208,{"$nulls":3},"vote","2010-10-13T17:50:49","2010-10-13T17:50:49","nitrous19",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,433,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","Grow an enthusiastic movement to flesh out the SymbianDev Wiki akin to that around Wikipedia","The movement around Wikipedia is one of the marvels of the Web 2.0 age.\n\n\n\n\nIt has generated and leveraged huge amounts of goodwill around the world, to make Wikipedia a tremendously useful resource.\n\n\n\n\nWe should seek to generate and leverage similar amounts of goodwill, to make the Symbian Developer Wiki (currently located at http://prod.foundationhost.org/wiki/) a similarly tremendously useful resource for all Symbian Developers.\n\n\n\n\nIn practical terms, this idea means:\n\n\n\n\n*) Identifying at least one internal employee who feels particularly responsible for this Wiki\n\n\n\n\n*) Studying what factors are encouraging or discouraging contributors to this Wiki\n\n\n\n\n*) Devising a plan of initiatives to build on the encouraging factors and to deal with the discouraging ones\n\n\n\n\n*) Continuing to review the effect of these initiatives - and to consider new initiatives.","2009-05-04T10:28:50","2009-05-04T10:28:50","dw2",0,100,"Voting and discussion",17,0]
[null,541,{"$nulls":3},"I think that more programmers should be involved with this idea. I don&apos;t have access to that site nor would I understand most of it from a coders point of view but its important to them.\n\n\n\n\nAbility to look for examples of proper coding practices for the upcoming symbian foundation.\n\n\n\n\nAbility to see proper coding or access to use existing and new API&apos;s; and how to extend them beyond original intent.\n\n\n\n\nsome form of online support but not in the traditional online chat base. Moreover it should be in a collaborative extent - a whiteboard online and secure that allows other coders to assist even if they don&apos;t use that idea. Remember although great minds think alike, the collective mind or hive mind is more powerful than the individual mind can ever be.This collaborative whiteboard ability should be in real-time and also offline; similar to virtual team room or how a real meeting is conductive - showing a minutes area to highlight changes in code from the original and ability to select any of the changes as a preference so that going forward you can continue from that preference; yet ability to traverse back to the very first is possible: a tracking method of sorts.","2009-05-09T23:24:30","2009-05-09T23:24:30","Prom1",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,552,{"$nulls":3},"One possibility to improve quality over quantity, which FN is partly using with Article of the Week idea: there should be well defined criteria for quality and each article should be (automatically) compared and labelled based on it. In practise that could be a template for \"approved\" article: minimum length, enough (sub)headings, sample code, links and pictures. If some of required parts are missing, then article would be labelled as place holder, stub, draft or proposal.\n\n\n\n\nSure, they are ways to make a poor article look like valid, but it would still require some additional effort. Would people use that much effort just go around common quality criteria or would they try to fulfill them? Anyway, such a system should give some measurable results not only about quantity (like FN), but also quality. Add into mix some public statistics, show how many stub vs quality articles persons have created. Personal pride can be powerful motivator, for some people.","2009-05-12T01:19:40","2009-05-12T16:05:30","JOM",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,567,{"$nulls":3},"Add into mix some public statistics, show how many stub vs quality articles persons have created. Personal pride can be powerful motivator, for some people.\n\n\n\n\nI really like the idea of having public statistics on people&apos;s input, but at the same time wiki&apos;s are supposed to be collaborative things.  How do we measure how much people have improved existing articles?  That can often be more valuable than the original creation of the article.","2009-05-13T09:20:41","2009-05-13T09:20:41","markw",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,572,{"$nulls":3},"I&apos;ve never really contributed to a Wiki, so I don&apos;t have to much to say on how to motivate people to contribute, but I will say that I think it&apos;s an excellent format for technical documentation. All too often the behaviour of the system changes in some minor way and the required effort to correct the documentation is not worth it. With a wiki this can be done easily.","2009-05-13T10:34:21","2009-12-21T13:48:35","brendand",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,434,{"$nulls":3},"Regular organization of events like Contributor of Month,Featured Article  these have been the key feature of forum.nokia wiki section.These are definatly encouraging factors for the members.","2009-05-04T11:05:16","2009-05-04T17:03:01","kamaljaiswal",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,461,{"$nulls":3},"&gt;I have heard a lot of complaints of the methods used by Forum Nokia to attract wiki contributions. \n\n\n\n\nSorry, but I had like an elaboration on this, if you please to share. What seems to be wrong - the competition themes, prizes, number of prizes, winners, promotion of contest, announcement of results or is it the regular awards like COM (Contributor of the Month) that has some problems?\n\n\n\n\nBeing a FN Wiki admin, I suppose, I may try to improve them or avoid them.\n\n\n\n\nForum Nokia Wiki is a place where we get huge amount of contributions around the globe - it would be worth noticing that FN Wiki has also regional (other language) articles like Chinese, Portugese, Russian. A lot of effort has been put in generating, polishing and maintaining the content on the FN Wiki - only by contributors - be that self dedicated contributors or voluntary Wiki moderators. Due to a large amount of people editing the Wiki - there might and are many places where the content can be improved from the current version.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n&gt;A prime target for contributions should be contributors to packages willing to make packages more popular, or people adding to the documentation as part of their problem solving. How can we encourage this behaviour?\n\n\n\n\n&gt;Quality vs quantity - the balance is wrong, I think even the FN staff would admit this, hence the recent wiki editing competition where they weren&apos;t looking for new articles but improvements to existing ones. \n\n\n\n\nMark, I agree that sometimes quality is chosen over quantity (though I am against it at all times - it isn&apos;t worth if you contributed much repeated content by paraphrasing it) but it is again worth noticing that at FN Wiki we do not take any steps that would de-motivate any individual contributions (not even one) - even if the submitted content is very very immature, you may have noticed, it is not deleted but tried to improve upon. Behind the scenes, I or any other Wiki admin would be working to get the quality of the article improved by the original contributor himself by email conversations - familiarizing him with Wiki standards of writing an article, how to insert links, images and code snippet - its a tough task.\n\n\n\n\nIn this course there are many a times dedicated contributors that have improved over their contributions to the Wiki in the long run and they need to be motivated to continue the small contributions. Moreover, there are some other factors like category specific contributions - like contributing valuable content to categories that have less articles - that earn points to the contributors. All this is considered while choosing the winners of a contest or choosing a COM. Sometimes there are not too good contributions - that results in going for Quantity - however at times where avoidable - we even try not to award anyone in a month if there have not been any potential rewardable articles - but next month award 2 quality people.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n&gt;This would take several days, possibly even a couple of weeks.  The prize for this is a new device, which I have lots...\n\n\n\n\nEvery developer needs a special kind of motivation - according to the role he plays in life. Devices do not enchant all developers, some people won&apos;t care for a device at all. A common prize (except money) would appeal only to people who want that prize - and may thus limit to the participation of those.\n\n\n\n\nI expect Symbian Foundation to solve this problem. There has to be a means by which SF can find what motivates a developer - according to his role - and inspire him accordingly - sorry, bit hard.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n&gt;My best answer to this so far is to include wiki contribution in a wider incentive scheme (see my \"Create a Symbian Economy\" idea).  Peer review of articles and bounties for wanted articles being at the heart of the scheme.\n\n\n\n\nSome ideas \n\n\n\n\nOn a side note, the Wiki has to be attractive to encourage contributions. Currently, the SF Wiki has a traditional outlook which would need much customization to make it attractive.\n\n\n\n\nAppended: Also, flexibility to add new content easily matters. Like for example, as of now there is no way to create an article at one click, from the SF Wiki home page. We have a search box on FN Wiki that allows to do so. I had raised a bug report on this but was told that SF Wiki is taking an approach different from FN Wiki, so it won&apos;t be there.","2009-05-05T08:59:49","2009-05-06T08:46:04","croozeus",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,487,{"$nulls":3},"Symbian Developer Network too has a wiki section for a very long time but how motivating it is just have a look at it.\n\n\n\n\nhttps://developer.symbian.com/wiki/display/pub/Home .\n\n\n\n\nThere is no  doubt that that FN wiki section stands out with it feature article section , welcome  page give gives the complete picture of whats happening.\n\n\n\n\nDefinately i agree with Mark about the qulality vs quatity but for that Main Editor or Wiki Admiin always has the option to scrap those article plus the user should be not allowed to replicate the article. But it should always be open for contribution .\n\n\n\n\nWiki section should motivate developers by selecting there article a feature one thats really a great feeling for anyone . FN wiki definatly has lot of things which stands out rather than the traditional wiki forums .\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2009-05-06T06:09:49","2009-05-06T06:09:49","kamaljaiswal",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1457,"Symbian Foundation",null,"Symbian Foundation Staff device user challenge.","I'd like to offer this as a challenge. All Symbian Foundation users over the course of the next 3mths use ONLY a Symbian based device as their primary form of communications, multimedia, and sharing or uploading of data. The only excuse is to upload graphical or linked content for the Symbian blog site. I offer this challenge so that the staff members, beyond just programmers, administrative staff, and paid fans, can see first hand what most of us love about our daily devices but also what needs to be seriously improved. This is for ALL locations including the China location soon to open.\n\n\n\n\nFor the most part all locations will be experiencing summer already and should give a great opportunity to make calls, conference calls, emails, pictures, videos, view videos online, using maps, etc etc more than the winter.\n\n\n\n\nI want more than just the following:\n\n\n\nUse your device as an alarm clock.\nuser it to check the weather for the day.\n use the Symbian device to check Calendar schedule: Appointments, Meetings, Notes, Calls to be made.\n conference calls In or outside of the office. Use of PBX line support at an internet cafe [Make your mobile line be also your office line] and test it at multiple locations.\n use your device for Emails: Personal and corporate. I want you to use Attachments (send/receive/share), file emails, flag emails (Personal Cloud Services like Ovi Mail, Gmail, Ymail, Hotmail) - and see the sync work both on device and server - see what cannot be done and make Note(1) of it. I want you guys to use both Exchange and Domino servers for corporate mail (choose MfE, RoadSync, Traveler 8.5, etc) and see if you can not only sync emails via push technologies but also check subfolders in inbox, shared mailbox access, shared calendar, meeting invites/denials/tentative acceptances/meeting changes/etc. There are business device like the E71/E55/E72/E63/E75/E90 that need to better compete with BlackBerry and need some major improvements.\n I want you to NOT remember phone numbers. Have contacts save all numbers, save a number as primary, and receive a call - locally or not - and at the end of the week (again not remembering #'s, no cheating here) and test who can tell who phoned who just by looking at the call log, how long the call was.\n while on a call send an email to a colleague or friend simultaneously with a quickie attachment - for stability.\n Notes. I want you all to keep notes digitally on your Symbian device of choice. Those with S60 will find that when you edit a Note, and intend NOT to save a change and exit (not selecting Done to confirm wish to change/update) and go back to find all changes are saved. Don't let this happen in Symbian^2 onward please. I just realized this myself reading a forum post over at Howard Forums. I'm going to invite that member here.\n Calendar. use it heavily for everything you do, work shift hours, reminders for grocery shopping, picking up a date, taking the loved ones for a walk at the park, pool playing, etc etc. I want to see your findings where improvements are needed and can be implemented.\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI only know of 2 staff members that choose Symbian Devices as their primary weapon of choice: David Woods: E71, and Lee Williams: E71 and others.\n\n\n\n\nBy this challenge of staff choosing 1 device as their sole communications unit - it shows them that not all users have a choice/stable of devices to switch daily, weekly, monthly or quarterly at will. It shows them to live with their choice and make conscious notes on where Symbian needs to improve from first hand experience. It also shows them where the ecosystem of development in Applications is strong and where it is weak: Pharmaceutical or Health Care market segment.\n\n\n\n\nIs this too unfocused or ill appropriate at this stage? What do others think? Am I already behind the curve?","2009-08-04T23:34:32","2010-06-03T13:33:51","Prom1",0,47.34,"Closed",2,1]
[null,1556,{"$nulls":3},"While I understand the idea behind the suggestion, perhaps it's not really the best way to go about it, as Mark implies, it would easily reduce productivity to basically nothing. I'm what I would consider an uber-connected individual, but I still use my laptop for most things - and personally, I don't believe that the majority of users 'in the field' would use their devices to completely replace a laptop, either.\n\n\n\n\nHowever, the idea is not without merit. Perhaps make it more of a challenge, for employees, when possible, to attempt to use their Symbian-powered device to accomplish specific tasks. I mean, I'm completely *able* to manage my blog (Symbian-Guru.com) entirely from my E63, but doing so would be such a hassle that it's not even remotely something I would ever consider - even in a case of emergency.","2009-08-16T21:39:21","2009-08-16T21:39:21","symbianguru",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,1460,{"$nulls":3},"I must admit I think I already know the result that attempting to meet such a challenge would have on me - a form of visual claustrophobia.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIt's not so much the Symbian software that isn't up to my expectations - though there are clearly some gaps - but, even before that, it's the screensizes. Even on my E90, which has what I consider a \"tolerable\" screen, 800 pixels wide, I have difficulty handling my emails and web-based activities. This is why I can only see current mobile devices as stop-gaps while I am away from larger-screened devices.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAnd this is why some form of screen-takeover is an important development that I await eagerly - mobile devices that can use nearby larger screens - televisions, monitors, etc. - e.g. through bluetooth. It's an easy step from bluetooth or wifi printers to bluetooth or wifi display devices. And that's definitely a theme to put into the converged device wishlist.","2009-08-05T10:06:20","2009-08-05T10:06:19","LawrenceSimpson",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1461,{"$nulls":3},"You seem to be trying to make some points about issues with Symbian devices indirectly (well, in some cases fairly directly).  Symbian Foundation staff (at least in the UK) mostly do use a Symbian device as their main mobile device.  Also, the engineers who can actually do something about it, being primarily Nokia employees, all have Symbian devices (usually not yet released to the market) as their phones.  The fact that people don't use the devices is not the issue.  Very few people switch devices on a regular basis (Lee is one that does - I believe he carries 4 devices).  Personally, although I have several devices, I only switch once (or occasionally twice) a year.\n\n\n\n\nOne point is that most people don't try to do that much with their devices, since they've got their laptop/PC and broadband connection available all day.\n\n\n\n\nI'm not sure if you're really suggesting we all try to work without our PCs, but if so I can't think of anything that would do more damage to the Symbian ecosystem at this point in time other than Nokia discontinuing development of all the packages.  Productivity would reduce to near zero.","2009-08-05T10:14:39","2009-08-05T10:14:39","markw",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,1969,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Emotions through mobile","I would like my phone to be able to sense my emotional state (e.g. through accelerometer, time of day, other usage patterns), and to convey this in an emoticon through my buddy list. Also, to be able to transmit emotional messages/ gestures to my buddy list or a person I am talking to - e.g. through haptics and accelerometer input","2009-10-27T15:29:36","2009-10-27T15:29:36","ahakfelt",0,49.5,"Voting and discussion",2,3]
[null,8287,{"$nulls":3},"This is not a bad idea. Please review, comment and vote. I support and think that we need to attract developers who are interested and capable in social pragmatic, social cuing and emotional assistance for psyche/anxiety/ADD/ADHD. This is not a new concept.  this is, however, an untapped option for Symbian OSes.....","2010-07-11T05:14:02","2010-07-11T05:14:02","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2224,{"$nulls":3},"I like the concept of this idea, but personally, I wouldn&#39;t want my phone to point out that I&#39;m upset or aggravated. I guess it could be done so that if I&#39;m aggravated, my phone displays more soothing wallpapers and such, but I&#39;m still not sure...","2009-11-02T10:43:54","2009-11-02T10:43:54","scottw",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2737,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Have weekly, Bi-weekly or monthly incentives for Top Idea Refiners added to Leader Board, Innovator, Best Ideas, Most Popular etc.....","The site is getting a lot of ideas....incentives and competition breed creativity, innovation, participation and hopefully more and better ideas.  Why not work up a reward system for performers who contribute and are tops on the leader boards, but it would be great to capture the metrics of commentaries too.  Many of the initial ideas are refined through the discussion post interactions.  The people who read and refine and help shape the actual idea should share in the acknowledgement/recognition or reward system.  I think you already capture the metric of commentaries, so maybe add another category of Top Idea Refiners ??????","2009-11-19T06:04:54","2009-11-19T06:08:13","ginau",0,100,"Voting and discussion",6,0]
[null,8295,{"$nulls":3},"Great refining idea.\n\n\n\n\nTake an ax to some of the drab gigabyte research text posts.\n\n\n\n\nCultivation culture - rooted in the need for self-actualization and characterized by individual accountability to subjectively defined values. \n\n\n\n\nCompetition for scarce resources of customer purchases creates hunger that stimulates innovation.\n\n\n\n\nPreferences for one innovation over another create a form of natural selection that leads to survival-of-the-fittest outcomes\n\n\n\n\nEach new generation restarts the competition from a higher standard of competence than the prior generation.\n\n\n\n\nThus over time successful companies must evolve their competence or become marginalized.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-07-11T11:41:28","2010-07-11T11:41:28","Mesenburg",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8314,{"$nulls":3},"The incentive could be something that improves its winner's commitment to Symbian: latest Symbian phone, training on the platform, meeting with the team or visit to the premises...","2010-07-12T15:02:40","2010-07-13T03:39:14","soussef24",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8353,{"$nulls":3},"Yes, to all these incentives.  SF has been growing and building and needs to give back in order to succeed.  Many of you developers could use some nice freebies and your contributions are what make SF.","2010-07-13T17:27:34","2010-07-13T17:27:33","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2787,{"$nulls":3},"There is a support/reject feature for all comments right now. I don't know how much that is recognized, but when you do comment, it does have a bearing (positively) on the leaderboard metrics.\n\n\n\nIn the previous iteration of this site, this was a lot more apparent. Maybe there's a way to bring it back now - probably an \"interaction's index scrore\" which just captures everything except the starting of ideas or additions of kudos/scraps.","2009-11-20T04:21:05","2009-11-20T04:21:05","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2797,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Antione, This suggestion is to help people see that they are making an impact.  It is not always apparent.  If peole feel that they are making an impact, the hope is to foster more comments.  ","2009-11-20T11:56:10","2009-11-20T11:56:09","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4273,"Mobile applications",null,"Symbicare - to take care about symian by the time","hi guys \"Symbicare\"...\n\n\n\n\nwt i found in symbian it's going slower and slower every day while using the phone!! so i have to format my phone every few month maybe bcoz of internet browsing ! or trying programs, themes... many thing can left files in the systems even after delete them ! so if we have basic tool work to clean up and fix the system issues better than format the system!\n\n\n\n\nI think every one need tool to fix up this device and make it like when the first start it'll be really awesome :D.","2010-01-11T09:50:58","2010-01-12T11:27:03","et3rnal",0,100,"Done!",2,0]
[null,4274,{"$nulls":3},"interesting. but i think it depends on hardware, not software.","2010-01-11T10:14:02","2010-01-11T13:34:10","ricardinhus",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4278,{"$nulls":3},"http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=2574 Your idea sounds very similar to this idea.  If you agree that your idea is the same, please let me know and add a refinement to Mandeep's idea so that I can close your idea :) this will prevent multiple ideas of the same nature on the site.","2010-01-11T11:00:34","2010-01-11T14:29:30","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4312,{"$nulls":3},"no worries mate i coped it\n\n\n\n\nif u find the first comment helpful copy it as well :))","2010-01-12T06:10:52","2010-01-12T06:10:52","et3rnal",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4785,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Undo/Redo Functionality","I saw this on the iPhone 3.0 OS release, and wondered why it hadn't been implemented on Symbian yet.\n\n\n\n\nThe idea is very simple. Anywhere in the OS where I enter text, I would like an undo function that will undo something you deleted, say in a text message, or email you were writing. How many times have you written something out, only to highlight it, delete it, and wish you hadn't?\n\n\n\n\nThe feature would be in the same menu that displays copy, cut, and paste.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWhen I write a long message, mail or notes on my phone, I'm sad that I can undo/redo what I'm typing like on a Text Editor.\n\n\n\n\nIt's more important now I use touch screen because sometimes I select a portion of text by sliding on the screen and replace it by a letter or something else while I doesn't wanted to do it :( (it's easier to make mistakes on touch screen if you forget to unlock it when you walk).\n\n\n\n\nThus, add this feature on next OS version !\n\n\n\n\nSymbian had Cut/Copy and Paste long before iPhone OS, now add a new basic fonction before it :)\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-24T06:35:09","2010-10-11T04:49:21","NseriesFreak7",0,100,"Expert review",35,0]
[null,10095,{"$nulls":3},"Please add 37 positive votes to this. Moderator and database do not currently support auto tally. It is a must have feature for future of this site.\n\n\n\n\nAs of 10/10/10 this idea has 71 votes.","2010-10-11T04:54:41","2010-10-11T04:54:41","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9919,{"$nulls":3},"great idea!","2010-10-08T11:32:10","2010-10-08T11:32:10","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4802,{"$nulls":3},"Great Idea- You have my Vote- this is just a add to the Idea - http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=3834","2010-01-24T07:44:22","2010-10-11T02:37:09","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9137,"Mobile applications",null,"learning through your mobile "," Now the mobile will cross the utility of communication it would work as a educator ,educating the basics of a language such as English (global language) .A simple graphic tutorial teaching languages with the help of sounds and images .","2010-08-27T16:07:55","2010-08-27T16:18:08","satyaT",0,100,"Voting and discussion",4,0]
[null,9905,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Voice Actions in Symbian","To use Voice Actions, tap the microphone button on the  box on your home screen, or press down for a few seconds on the physical search button on your phone to activate the &ldquo;Speak Now&rdquo; screen\n\n\nSpeak any of these commands to perform a Voice Action on your phone:\n\n\nsend text to [contact] [message] (let say message totally by voice)\nlisten to [artist/song/album]\ncall [business]\ncall [contact]\nsend email to [contact] [message]\ngo to [website]\nnote to self [note]\nnavigate to [location/business name]\ndirections to [location/business name]\nmap of [location]\n\n\n\n\nBrowser support for Voice searching: use voice to search for sth in the internet like: pictures of Niagara waterfall etc.","2010-10-08T08:43:48","2010-10-11T04:27:29","superfly86",0,100,"Closed",27,0]
[null,10057,{"$nulls":3},"Great idea it will be really cool to dictate message and quickly find a location","2010-10-10T15:53:56","2010-10-10T15:53:55","nitrous17",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,178,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","Release more Symbian Foundation Roadmap(s)","David Wood wrote a blog \"Introducing the Release Plan\" and the response was something unexcected. That was 12 March, about 7 weeks ago.\n\n\n\n\nMy \"idea\" is that someone should continue this. There is initial interest, use it to create more momentum and to gather more market visibility and news coverage. The culmination point could be scheduled for next \"Symbian Smartphone Show\" at late Oct 2009. That&apos;s about 6 months time period.\n\n\n\n\nShould not require too much time or resources, ROI could be big. Depends on whether there is anything news worthy to tell, of course:\n\n\n\nNew platform features\nNew devices (SE Idou, some Nokia device, Samsung)\nDeveloper support, re-opening developer.symbian.com, events\nNew books, tools, sample code\n\n\n\nOut of sight, out of mind. Currently the news are about Android, iPhone, even Palm WebOs. Would be nice to see what SF is planning to do next month/quarter. The bigger, the better. No pressure :)","2009-04-22T12:43:09","2010-06-23T15:28:33","JOM",0,100,"Closed",14,0]
[null,2119,{"$nulls":3},"It&#39;s useful to know the detailed technical roadmaps, rather than the release roadmap, that have been discussed and agreed with the licensees. That enables organisations like us who want to know where to contribute, to see where there are gaps that offer an opportunity for us to stand out and benefit in kind from our contributions. Something like the Qt Roadmap for example http://qt.nokia.com/developer/qt-roadmap","2009-10-29T20:24:57","2009-10-29T20:24:57","SymsourceTim",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,180,{"$nulls":3},"Jouni,\n\n\n\n\nI&apos;ve been keen to post more roadmap info, all the way through these seven weeks (gosh - is it really so long already?).\n\n\n\n\nIn principle, we should by now have some compelling information ready to share publicly from individual Technology Domain Roadmaps.  These exist in draft format but, to my eye, generally need some more work before being published.\n\n\n\n\nYour posting reminds me that I should find the time to look at the latest versions and to extract info that can be posted onto the blog.  Maybe tomorrow evening!","2009-04-22T23:48:48","2009-04-22T23:48:48","dw2",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,946,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","&#39;Symbian powered&#39; ","As part of Foundation membership, handset makers should be obliged to display the Foundation logo upon start up / provide a couple of &apos;Symbian powered&apos; screen saver as part of the phone.\n\n\n\n\nApparently, today, a lot of Symbian phone users do not realise whats underneath. A screen saver / splash animation upon power up will help get into the minds of Symbian phone users.","2009-06-10T10:36:33","2010-02-26T18:23:23","adetaylor",0,69.95,"Expert review",46,17]
[null,1862,{"$nulls":3},"I support the idea of providing Symbian branding for phones whether it be on the box, a splashscreen, wallpaper, a theme, on the device etc. It would be great to provide OEMs with the option and something Symian branded actually made it out into the market. I am putting a proposal together for the Global Alliances team for starters and we'll see what the uptake of that is. I don't know about never! If our branding is compatible, visually appealing or adds value then someone may just use it and endorse it. I don't think this is unrealistic and it would be a great achievement for us.","2009-10-12T12:04:05","2009-10-12T12:04:04","annabelc",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1363,{"$nulls":3},"I&apos;m voting against this because of the \"obliged\" part.  Certainly the default build should include these things, but if anyone (including an SF member) wants to produce a device that uses the Symbian Platform in an \"embedded\" way, hiding the platform, that should be perfectly allowable (I&apos;m thinking e.g. the Raku Raku phone, where the UI is very simplified and there is no way to install applications, and that&apos;s actually its selling point!).","2009-07-14T09:03:02","2009-07-14T09:03:02","craigh",{"$nulls":3},3,0]
[null,1370,{"$nulls":3},"Making the brand stronger and more visible is a must. Thumbs up from me as well.","2009-07-18T14:28:49","2009-07-18T14:28:49","kensai",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,1371,{"$nulls":3},"A lovely thought but this simply isn't going to happen - at least in the short term. Don't misunderstand the current situation. Nokia, for example, is developing code for their devices and  passing it on to the Foundation as part of that process. They are not building devices based on Foundation codelines and are extremely unlikely to do so in the near future (IMHO).\n\n\n\n\nBecause of this, the idea that Symbian will have any direct influence over what handset manufacturers actually put on their devices is without foundation (never mind packaging).\n\n\n\n\nThe long and short of this is that the only way it will happen is to persuade the handset manufacturers that advetising that they are using a common platform with many downloadable apps (yet to come) is more important than the dilution of branding by putting two logos on the box / phone.","2009-07-18T20:08:09","2009-07-18T20:08:09","dadurant",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,1374,{"$nulls":3},"I also don't like the 'obliged', I don't think such strong-arm tactics will win any favour. As CraigH says, the build you get from SF should of course be Symbian branded all the way, but this will be likely be replaced directly either by the OEM, or by the company they are getting to do the baseport (such as Sosco/Accenture) with what ever branding the handset manufacturer wants. To be honest, I think the most you could possibly hope for is a 'Symbian Inside' logo on the back of the box.\n\n\n\n\nEncouraging a screen saver is such a no-no. No.\n\n\n\n\nI think there should be a Symbian theme available for all (that are appropriate, ie not Raku Raku) devices that run a Symbian^X, and perhaps these could even be included on device, but again, I think that has to be entirely up to the OEM.\n\n\n\n\nDavidD makes a good point, that advertising the fact that it is a common platform may be advantageous to manufacturers. However, if most of them follow the approach Nokia is taking, with Ovi, then they might not see it that way - that a customer could go to a different App Store for their warez. That's something that we'll have to wait and see though.\n\n\n\n\nSo, it's getting a 'scrap it' from me, not because I don't think it's a good idea, but I just don't think it will happen, ever, and I'd hate to see anyone wasting their time on it.\n\n\n\n\nOne more thing;\n\n\n\n\n&gt;Apparently, today, a lot of Symbian phone users do not realise whats underneath.\n\n\n\n\nMost users don't care what's underneath.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-07-19T11:33:21","2009-07-19T11:33:21","cowboycoder",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,1376,{"$nulls":3},"I think lack of awareness of Symbian as a consumer brand is not the problem that needs to be solved.  99% of consumers don't care what platform their phone runs and they shouldn't have to care.  They should buy the best phone and compatible applications should be presented by the stores providing content.\n\n\n\n\nDevelopers need to care about platforms, consumers don't.  Symbian should focus on being the best platform for OEMs to build the best products for consumers, being the best platform for 3rd party developers it can be and solve issues relating to content discoverability and compatibility.\n\n\n\n\nThere will always be early adopters and enthusiasts in the prosumer community that do care about the technology under the hood, but they don't need a splash screen to let them know what platform their device is running, they can find out in 10s on Google.","2009-07-20T18:27:13","2009-07-20T18:27:13","markw",{"$nulls":3},3,0]
[null,6005,{"$nulls":3},"Yes this is great idea. I support it.","2010-02-27T21:38:57","2010-02-27T21:38:57","Ammar_Dento",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2437,{"$nulls":3},"I agree with the comments that we cannot &#39;oblige&#39; a manufacturer to display the foundation logo. However, I think we should find ways of making our branding known in the same way that MS and others do. No point hiding our light (or platform) under a bushel.\n\nOn David D&#39;s comment: right, Nokia are not building devices based on the Symbian platform (yet), however, other handset manufacturers are doing this as we speak. If Symbian becomes a (or the) platform of choice for a device mfr and it is able to increase volumes as a result, that may be good enough reason to let consumers know their devices are powered by Symbian. More so if the developer community creates lots of apps based on the Symbian platform!","2009-11-09T16:21:54","2009-11-09T16:21:53","skrebs",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,10396,{"$nulls":3},"I've benn telling Nokia through their pilot program to make this happen but it was little different than yours. If you look around, you'll see 'Designed for Windows Mobile' logo on WinMo devices, Android or Google logo on Android devices. So it won't hurt if Symbian tells manufacturers to emboss Symbian logo on devices. They should also print logo on boxes and manuals. So when (novice) users will go to purchase N8, they will see that device runs on Symbian, so that it'll be distinct from WinMo and Android devices.\n\n\n\n\nAnd IMHO, Symbian now needs new logo, made from the scratch. WinMo devices share common Windows logo with desktop counterparts Windows so they are easily remembered. Even 'Androids' robot became famous but Symbian logo didn't catch many eyes. They really need some innovative logo. They can do many  things with 'S' alone.\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n@Mar Skrebels, there's no point in asking to display logo. Indeed they should be forced to. Every WinMo device, even HTC devices has to show WinMo logo and all Android devices have to show Androids. Device manufacturers can add combine their names with logo but they shouldn't be allowed to exclude Symbian logo. But Symbian has to take care that this logo thing doesn't make the already slow platform the slowest one.","2010-10-29T04:03:48","2010-10-29T04:09:37","swap002",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,947,{"$nulls":3},"I&apos;d support this for a boot up animation.\n\n\n\n\nNit picking you probably don&apos;t want screen saver because practically you still want to turn the display off when inactive because of the amount of power consumed.","2009-06-10T10:46:59","2009-06-10T10:46:59","tonylo",{"$nulls":3},6,0]
[null,948,{"$nulls":3},"I second the idea of the boot-up animation. But dont feel too strongly of the screen saver thing.","2009-06-10T11:24:36","2009-06-10T11:24:36","NeilBhasme",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,951,{"$nulls":3},"The boot splash sounds like a great idea, and it shouldn&apos;t add much delay to the boot process. (You can already skip the Nokia/other vendor boot animation anyway).","2009-06-10T12:22:16","2009-06-10T12:22:16","vmlemon",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1997,{"$nulls":3},"You can have multiple boot splash items. Manufacturer then OS... People need to know they have a Symbian phone.","2009-10-27T17:16:44","2009-10-27T17:16:44","jamesm",{"$nulls":3},3,0]
[null,1998,{"$nulls":3},"Hmm, does anyone know what will replace this familiar set of steps that have persisted since S60v2, through to S60v3, and presumably S60v5/Symbian^1? (http://friendfeed.com/vmlemon/8547aefa/it-runs-symbian-os-and-s60-but-do-users-know-will)\n\nI assume that some-one needs to change the copyright text to purge references to &quot;Symbian Software Ltd&quot;, so also name-dropping the Foundation would be a good idea.\n\n","2009-10-27T17:19:43","2009-10-27T17:19:43","vmlemon",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6094,{"$nulls":3},"We've done quite a bit of brand work on this in-house and have produced a set of Compatbility marks for devices and applications and trademarks for various Symbian programs along with usage guidelines and a Compatibility policy. I am waiting for these marks and guidelines to get approved by the board. Once we get the stamp of approval we'll publish the trademarks and guidelines and start producing relevant assets which will include animated splash screens, wallpapers and guidelines for branding devices. I cannot say at this stage whether or not branding of devices will be mandated but I think it would be the desired outcome.","2010-03-01T10:26:14","2010-03-01T10:26:14","annabelc",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,986,{"$nulls":3},"I&apos;ll support the boot splash, but not too keen about a pre-loaded screen saver (unless it&apos;s customable enough to be turned off at will); however, someone could develop a separate screen-saver app for mobiles with Symbian Foundation logos.","2009-06-11T09:37:17","2009-06-11T09:37:17","fred_blesser",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1525,{"$nulls":3},"How about a customizable boot splash?\n\n\n\n\nThe way it is handled now needs to be changed in the future if we want to allow more customization by OEMs and Operators, so why not taking that approach and offering the choice to the users to put whatever boot splash they want?","2009-08-10T23:52:43","2009-08-10T23:52:43","julienf",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1533,{"$nulls":3},"I'm also voting against because of the \"obliged\" word. It's simply not possible to force people to do that if you have made the whole thing Open Source - they are free to take the code and remove any such branding.\n\n\n\n\nIt's an odd way of looking at the value chain anyway - would Nokia take much notice of people going into Carphone Warehouse and saying \"I'd like an N97 with Windows Mobile please\"?","2009-08-11T14:40:36","2009-10-27T17:22:22","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1458,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Green portal for taming a power consumption","The main idea is to create platform to collaborate developers and end-users to step-by-step\nimproving mobile applications.\n\n\n\n\n\nThe Metric Collector is an application for Symbian platform, such provides facilities for gathering\npower/performance information (traces) on the mobile device's side. It contains GUI for\nconfiguration and engine for collecting metrics.\n\n\n\n\n\nThe Green Portal is typical web server for collecting traces and providing information about:\n&ndash; applications and their appetites;\n&ndash; greenest mobile phone models;\n&ndash; best practices (application settings and use-cases) to consume energy carefully;\n&ndash; The Greenest User contest results;\nThe portal can be reachable from mobile phone and from Internet.\n\n\n\n\n\nCommon use-case\n\n\n\n\nUser who belongs mobile device and have decided to participate in program should create\naccount on the server by web browser. After that he downloads The metric collection application\ninto mobile phone and configures it. He have to specify:\n&ndash; schedule for monitoring (it possible has to be connected with different environments\nsuch as: work, transport, rest and so on)\n&ndash; specify depth of monitoring and subsystems that should be monitored;\n&ndash; Describe applications for monitoring.\n\n\n\n\nAfter that, user can use their mobile device in usual mode. After that since he's decided to\nupload collected information (trace, application descriptions, settings, mobile phone type ...) to The\nGreen Portal he can do it through uploading mode.\nIn the background collected results will be proceeded by statistical and other approaches for\ngetting new information about mobile applications characteristics and update appropriated pages.\nAdditional, to encourage more active users the top of user's activity can be published. As a\nfeedback user can receive by email the power consumption report (the Pdf-file, that can be\ngenerated on the server side) where he can see what kind of application eat lots of energy.\n\n\n\n\n\nExplanation: why not decision but approach\n\n\n\n\n\nEveryone knows the most of comprehensive system such mobile device/user system cannot\nhave deterministic prediction algorithm. The best approach is gathering every everything,\nclassifying, correcting model.\n\n\n\n\n\nIn this case we have to follow investigation activities:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n to develop a new models of interaction that incorporate the relationship of ubiquitos computing with the physical word;\n the emergence of methods that focus on gaining richer understandings of settings;\n\n\n\n ","2009-08-05T11:28:12","2010-06-03T13:35:27","kkv",0,47.35,"Closed",1,2]
[null,1468,{"$nulls":3},"Possibly related: 7 iPhone Apps to Manage Energy Consumption\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-08-05T13:38:21","2009-08-05T13:38:21","dw2",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1469,{"$nulls":3},"I remember Nokia releasing a tool for monitoring battery utilisation ages ago, although I'm not sure if they've ever updated it to support newer versions of the Symbian Platform, if it counts.","2009-08-05T13:44:07","2009-08-06T09:04:41","vmlemon",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1482,{"$nulls":3},"Yes, but there aren't some place to make collaboration between developers and users and no place to collecting and analysis of data. If we have a presentative measurement set we can run data-mining and other methods like this for investigate and create best user behavior models. I'm suggesting exactly portal with can be used for collecting data and improving development","2009-08-06T09:18:07","2009-08-06T09:18:07","kkv",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1490,{"$nulls":3},"Moreover, when developers have  collected some data about power consumption of their applications they can do power profiling the applications and answer the questions:\n\n\n\n Why it spends such power?\nWhere it actually needed and where isn't\n\n\n\nAfter that developers can provide to end Users interface to control the power which consume different features or suggest profiles for that.","2009-08-06T18:01:20","2009-08-06T18:01:20","kkv",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1506,{"$nulls":3},"OK, sorry, I have to be \"devil's advocate\" on this one.  Firstly, I hope you're not proposing that this is done without explicit opt-in from the users?  Secondly, do you expect that many users will say yes to the question:\n\n\n\n\n\"Do you consent to data about everything you are doing on your phone being sent to developers you have probably never heard of and almost certainly don't trust?\"\n\n\n\n\nLastly, I don't think users need much encouragement to be \"greener\" - surely they have enough incentive not to run their batteries down unnecessarily as it is, with many of the latest phone models struggling to last a day without a recharge?\n\n\n\n\nAs Tyson and Mark point out above, there already is a tool for developers to measure the energy consumption of their applications, and an incentive for them to use it (users will not use their application if it runs the battery down).  I don't see what your idea usefully adds to that?","2009-08-10T12:49:44","2009-08-10T14:45:10","craigh",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1508,{"$nulls":3},"But developers cannot create \"user model\" for predict their behavior fro example.... That tool lets only measure a power consumption","2009-08-10T13:42:15","2009-08-10T13:42:15","kkv",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1970,"Mobile functionality",null,"Give phones an adaptive interface","An adaptive phone interface that learns how you use your phone. For example something that seems as easy as making frequently used application being rearranged to the front.  Idea 125","2009-10-27T15:31:09","2010-07-14T11:52:21","archaz",0,100,"Closed",9,0]
[null,2738,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Integrate a radio tuner into Smart device & play your music, playlists, eBooks, podcasts over car stereo system","It would be great to integrate the FM tuner device that usually needs to be plugged into your phone and your cigarette lighter (dc source) in your car.  The smartphones have the capability of holding a lot of our favorite songs, playlists and ebooks. It would be very nice and convenient if you did not need to buy the tuner device and were able to synchronize your music to an FM frequency using your phone and play it through your car stereo system.  That would eliminate clutter and wires and make your devices more desirable and usable.","2009-11-19T07:17:55","2009-11-19T14:15:01","ginau",0,0,"Done!",0,2]
[null,2743,{"$nulls":3},"I scrapped this, not because it&#39;s a bad idea, but it&#39;s not a feature we can add to the platform (it&#39;s primarily a hardware feature which OEMs can choose to add to the product) and it&#39;s not new - it&#39;s typically called &quot;FM transmitter&quot; and is already in several devices (although you may not have seen any of them in the USA).\n","2009-11-19T09:12:36","2009-11-19T09:12:36","markw",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2767,{"$nulls":3},"Mark, thank you for the explanation.  Rats!!!!!  I am a wire hater and was trying to clean some clutter out of my car with this one!  I will see if any of the devices I already have, has this feature, but sadly, I do not believe so..... ","2009-11-19T13:49:01","2009-11-19T13:49:00","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2768,{"$nulls":3},"i also scrapped this for the same reason, but note that lots of mobiles do come with this hardware.  my n97 for example has this built in and was certainly not the first to do so.  so whatever software layers are needed to get the job done: they exist already.","2009-11-19T13:52:42","2009-12-07T08:21:48","bitflung",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4786,"Mobile applications",null,"Speech to text","I have been waiting for Symbian to implement this on the newest versions of their OS, but it looks as if Google has beaten them to it. The idea is simple. Have the ability for the user to speak what they want to have written, and the application will write it for them. This is something that could be part of any application where the user can input text.\n\n\n\n\nSomething like this would be very useful for writing text messages, emails, and even office documents.\n\n\n\n\nIt would have to be a better voice recognition application that what is currently used for voice dialing, but I think it can be done. I don't think you would need an app that would require training because Google's search app doesn't have that and it works very well. The same goes for Vlingo.","2010-01-24T06:41:53","2010-05-06T11:15:59","ginau",0,99.33,"Expert review",67,1]
[null,8530,{"$nulls":3},"If nokia owns a majority share in symbian and now Nokia has teamed up with yahoo.  Why can't symbian intregrate a yahoo voice input much like google's voice input?  To do a voice input though it seems like you would need licensing to  very good speech recognition programs.  This is where a couple of O.E. could provide licensing to these programs.","2010-07-22T05:31:13","2010-07-22T05:31:13","Duncan_McDougal",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8539,{"$nulls":3},"Hola Gina and Douglas.\n\n\n\n\nDragon NaturallySpeaking Nuance VSuite; Promtu ShoutOUT &ndash; First voice-to-SMS;  LumenVox Speech Engine. ","2010-07-22T16:26:18","2010-10-13T20:08:42","Mesenburg",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9627,{"$nulls":3},"thats a great idea! will be very handy.. you many need neural network which will train itselft for  the different voices ","2010-09-25T06:13:10","2010-09-25T06:13:09","sharidass",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4787,{"$nulls":3},"Douglas, I love your IDEA and would like to see it happen too.  Nuance also makes some nice products in the USA.  This IDEA was already brought up as http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=2603.  Do you mind if we cplace your post under thsi, as a refinement?  Please let me know.","2010-01-24T06:52:46","2010-03-03T21:08:06","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9181,{"$nulls":3},"http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=9144\n\n\n\n\nSymbian may cooperate with:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://www.ivona.com/?set_lang=en&amp;\n\n\n\n\nThis is the best text-to spech engine\n\n\n\n\nThat gives us a lot more ways of using, we can let IVONA read books, e-mails, webpages and any function on the phone. Great thing would  be possibility to read subtitles in built in video player.","2010-08-29T16:39:13","2010-08-29T22:29:12","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4837,{"$nulls":3},"I'm waiting for this since my first SMS many years ago.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nNow, the technology is far enough to do this. So, this should be done.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-25T09:29:42","2010-03-03T21:12:38","Jonas.Andersson",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,9199,{"$nulls":3},"I love the idea--- Its great to see such Voice based real time mobile app on Symbian !","2010-08-30T04:53:30","2010-08-30T04:53:30","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9201,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Gina and Fakhre.\n\n\n\n\nIt's great to hear from you.  I don't know the process of getting any of the speech recognition apps integrated into the Symbian platform, but hope to see it done in the near future.","2010-08-30T09:54:48","2010-10-13T20:10:15","Mesenburg",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9215,{"$nulls":3},"Speech recognition is available in S60v3 but it's not as good as it may be\n\n\n\n\nMaybe if Symbian cooperate with developer of Ivona System then it will be something really good.\n\n\n\n\nWith SDK and possibility to use it in apps that would be awesome.\n\n\n\n\nReading of books, reading of subtitles.\n\n\n\n\nI wait for it !","2010-08-30T21:44:04","2010-10-13T22:32:03","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7090,"Mobile functionality","Developer stuff","Add layered sound capabilities","Symbian is a bad gaming platform due to the lack of multitouch, this is however being adressed in Symbian^3.However, there is also a lack of layered sound capabilities which can destory the gaming experience. e.g. In games like Ferrari GT, the game cannot have the background music and the engine sound on at the same time. The Rally Master Pro Symbian port has also suffered a lot of audio degradation when compared to the iPhone version.","2010-04-15T20:28:51","2010-04-15T20:28:51","Raafat",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,8882,"Mobile functionality","User interface","S40 features in Symbian interface (Phonebook, Messages, Conversation View ...)","New S40v6 and later has some features that Symbian doesn't include, but it should, both platforms should develop together.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nMain Screen:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- new style of clock: bigger clock\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nGeneral:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- type of report (there are 2 types to show)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- information about message on main screen (i.e name of sender and time of receiving)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- change color of font option\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nMessages:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- add emoticon option\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- sending flash messages\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nConversation View:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWith it instead of individual messages you get a list of contacts you&rsquo;ve had an SMS exchange with, the one with the latest message comes up on top.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nMessages are displayed as speech bubbles with the arrow pointing down for sent texts and up for received messages. You can manage whole conversations or individual messages within a conversation.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nFile manager:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- change type of view (table, list, list with label etc.)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- showing icons of java apps in file manager, of pictures, videos etc (one small screenshot)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nPhonebook:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- more settings for phonebook\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nFully configurable HomeScreen:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nChoosing font:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nCountdown timer and stopwatch:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nNew menu types:\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nGallery and image editor:","2010-08-19T22:53:50","2010-10-14T23:06:33","superfly86",0,100,"Closed",47,0]
[null,10257,{"$nulls":3},"In S40 some things are much easier to use than in Symbian! You have my vote.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-14T18:25:14","2010-10-17T22:15:25","JBideau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9586,{"$nulls":3},"Nokia does not own Symbian or Symbian Foundation. Symbian is:\n\n\n\n\n1) An OS used in many brand name mobiles.\n\n\n\n\n2) Symbian Foundation is an organization which is helping facilitate platform improvements to Symbian operating systems, features and applications through an open-source business plan and philosophy.\n\n\n\n\nIt would be nice to have Nokia see your comment and perhaps incorporate your suggestions, but the Nokia and Symbian Foundation are more like business partners. Collaborations are done and suggestions are incorporated into the various Nokia mobiles, but not all of the SF ideas are for Nokia.You may want to join Forum Nokia and post this comment there.\n\n\n\n\nhttp://www.forum.nokia.com/Devices/Series_40/\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-09-23T14:14:56","2010-09-23T14:14:55","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8885,{"$nulls":3},"I won't say that it's not a bad idea. Because it isn't. The problem is that S40 is not the property of the Symbian Foundation. Also, it is technically a very different platform than Symbian's various flavors. The sharog of features is also a bit out of the hands of hue Foundation. Nokia does own S40 and has not said much about plans to alongside development alongside Symbian and MeeGo. Also, outside of things such as ringtones, themes, and a few apps, only Nokia's Ovi Store is the only means to get apps on the device; Symbian's Horizon doesn't seem to have a play there.","2010-08-20T00:10:03","2010-08-20T00:10:02","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9670,{"$nulls":3},"I thought Nokia owns Symbian, because in fact only Nokia uses Symbian (besides few cases) so it may be said that's only Nokia business Symbian is not used in MP4 players, Navigations or else","2010-09-26T21:36:28","2010-09-26T21:36:28","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9425,{"$nulls":3},"updated","2010-09-11T22:39:09","2010-09-11T22:39:09","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8935,{"$nulls":3},"I know that S40 is different platform but Nokia owns Symbian and S40 and uses both platforms for all phones (expect actually 1 phone with maemo).\n\n\n\n\nSo i think that both platforms should be similar in view, because then it will be easier for new users who previously used S40.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAbout new features in symbian:\n\n\n\n\nMain Screen:\n\n\n\n\n- bigger clock\n\n\n\n\nFile manager:\n\n\n\n\n- change type of view (table, list etc.)\n\n\n\n\n- showing icons of java apps in file manager, of pictures, videos etc (one small screen)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nOther features of file manager:\n\n\n\n\nFile manager should be more advanced i mean something like x-plore, this is showing system and hidden files, compression to zip format, sorting by name, size etc., some advanced options to personalise\n\n\n\n\nSome tools like:\n\n\n\n\n- show processess\n\n\n\n\n- autostart manager\n\n\n\n\nOther features in general:\n\n\n\n\n- \"add emoticon\"\n\n\n\n\n- change colour of font\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThere should be some standard apps added:\n\n\n\n\n- stopwatch, countdown timer\n\n\n\n\nmore screens:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://www.mobile-review.com/review/s40-6th-edition-en.shtml","2010-08-22T10:06:58","2010-08-22T10:06:57","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9975,{"$nulls":3},"you have my vote","2010-10-08T12:58:01","2010-10-08T12:58:01","nitrous15",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10238,{"$nulls":3},"I agree!\n\n\n\n\nThere are so many things in S40 (in features and in usability), that I deeply miss in Symbian.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-14T10:39:51","2010-10-14T10:39:51","Flo.Jodan",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10418,"Mobile applications",null,"ebook reader","Hi.. I just got a nokia n8 a month back.. really love the device, what i sorely miss is a really really good ebook reader. Ive been desperately searching for it,to no avail. Looking for something as good as ibook (iphone) or laputa (android) with dictionary reference features, not just any reader. cause i feel this device deserves it. really hope i get one from here.","2010-11-02T14:02:35","2010-11-02T14:02:35","dchamp",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,1971,"Mobile applications",null,"calendars","a system which will coordinate all the calendars in my life","2009-10-27T15:36:00","2010-06-03T14:12:37","robert0001",0,0,"Closed",1,0]
[null,6579,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Always on top.","Adding a context menu, available to all applications, that can set a user determined application as always on top. Is useful for example when you are driving in an unknown place using the phone as GPS or writing a post to a blog, watching a video and someone calls. This feature would instead of putting the call screen in front of the app running, add a highlighted line with the caller ID and a user defined audio alert or do nothing.","2010-03-15T20:43:39","2010-03-15T20:43:39","eghedini",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,9139,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","New Bluetooth Features","So I decided to divide my ideas from this topic: http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=8472 to a few smaller\n\n\n\n\nNew bluetooth features:\n\n\n\n\n- bluetooth files - we need option to choose folder where files will be stored, and there should be app in menu called \"bluetooth download manager\" or sth like that where all received files will be stored and presented.\n\n\n\n\nThere should be 2 options, like: always ask about place to save files, and always save to this localization:...\n\n\n\n\n- Sending the same file to multiple devices\n\n\n\n\n- Sending multiple messages (sms) via bluetooth to another device, and saving it (in compatible handheld) in inbox or specifiied folder","2010-08-27T22:00:58","2010-10-10T17:12:48","superfly86",0,100,"Expert review",36,0]
[null,9957,{"$nulls":3},"these features are must have for me","2010-10-08T12:37:22","2010-10-08T12:37:22","nitrous15",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9907,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","MOST OF VIEDIO FILES ARE ARE NOT PLAYING","ACTUALLY WE CONVET AN VIDIEO FILE INTO 3GP FILE AND EXPERIENCE THE DIFFENT\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIs future we can able to play in direct without changing the format","2010-10-08T10:49:07","2010-10-08T10:49:06","thiru983",0,100,"Voting and discussion",4,0]
[null,10419,"Mobile applications",null,"using the camera to control the phone menu","an application which uses the camera phone, to identify commands hands (body gestures of the user), exmplo, go up and down, left and right, diagonal, and select, like a mouse.\n\n\n\n\ncould also be used in games, for greater user interactivity.","2010-11-02T22:28:47","2010-11-02T22:28:47","Walterneto",0,16.64,"Voting and discussion",1,1]
[null,1716,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Multimedia Playability Database","I'm sure many of you will have experienced the problems of playing multimedia on phones - much of your content won't play, even though the phone apparently supports the format you are trying to use. \n\n\n\n\nThere are many reasons for this - e.g. bit rates for even SD content are too high for phones.  However, another key issue is that testing multimedia content is hard - you can test multimedia , demuxers etc individually to death, and still have problems, due to the way things work at a system level (e.g. a bad encoding - not the phone's fault, but still disappointing for the user and not an excuse with service providers).\n\n\n\n\nThe solution is to test with as much content as possible, but this takes time.  Fortunately, this problem seems ideal for a collaborative community, and so I propose a playability database.\n\n\n\n\nSymbian would host the database, and copyright-free (or contributed license-free) content.  The database would list use-cases - how to run the use-case, the platform version etc.  People contributing testing time would run a use-case, and report it either working, or if it fails, open a bug and link the test to the bugzilla entry.  The database would show the least recently run test first, thus optimising coverage.\n\n\n\n\nThis database shares the cost of testing the platform amongst the community in a way not open to rivals, and helps give Symbian a competitive advantage in playability.  What do you think?","2009-09-18T15:24:33","2010-10-15T11:54:14","mpwebb",0,100,"Expert review",31,0]
[null,2054,{"$nulls":3},"Good idea, though I suspect that device manufacturers already have sets of media files (including \"horror\" ones) that they use in their internal testing. For example, in the old Symbian Software Ltd. we had lots of JPEG/EXIF images that we tested including ones with deliberate, nasty corruptions that could crash your phone if the decoder wasn't well implemented. I'd be very surprised if people didn't do the same for audio and video files.\n\n\n\n\nWhat I think might be useful is to define some detailed, minimum requirements (codecs, profiles, max bitrates etc. etc.) for media support on Symbian devices along with a suite of test files that should play when those requirements are fulfilled. I think that would make life much easier for content distributors since rather than having to figure out what works and what doesn't on each device they could rely on the fact that, as long as their content is encoded according these parameters, it is guaranteed to play perfectly on any Symbian device from any manufacturer.\n\n\n\n\nVendors of audio/video transcoding software would benefit too since they could add a \"Symbian phone\" preset rather than having to have lots for the various devices (or just not bothering at all).\n\n\n\n\nThe minimum media support requirements could be revised from time to time and perhaps linked to Symbian releases. E.g. every Symbian^4 device can play fooCodec files at nHD@30fps. Every Symbian^5 device can do everything the Symbian^4 ones could plus it now supports barCodec too.\n\n\n\n\nGetting all the device manufacturers to agree on a minimal set would be tough no doubt, but I recon it might be worth a try.","2009-10-29T10:40:11","2009-10-29T10:56:02","cirrus",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2075,{"$nulls":3},"I recently talked to someone from a localization test house in Finland. They could benefit as well from this as it is an area of testing that is difficult to automate (according to them). It might be good Martin if, before proceeding with the implementation of this idea, we can collect together a list of areas where this approach would suit. What do you think? ","2009-10-29T14:13:01","2009-10-30T10:51:00","brendand",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8781,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing back for community support!","2010-08-11T18:03:49","2010-08-11T18:03:49","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8794,{"$nulls":3},"You'll all be pleased to know the database infrastructure has been contributed by a company called Comarch, and we are in the process of integrating it!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThe database will be used by a number of community testing projects - more information will soon be published on the Symbian blog, so stay tuned.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-08-12T10:32:12","2010-08-12T10:32:12","mpwebb",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8286,{"$nulls":3},"This has some good points.  Please review, comment and vote, if applicable.","2010-07-11T04:58:52","2010-07-11T04:58:52","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1722,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Martin,\n\n\n\n\nThis is a really good idea. I think a similar thing should be good for other 'hard to automate' test areas (UI, graphics etc.) An important part of this will be the ease of access to a working version of the platform. A full PDK download might be a bit unwieldy for some people, so we should give them access to a small, ready to run version of the system. This could take the form of a stripped down epoc32 or better yet, a ROM image (when these become available).","2009-09-19T12:02:20","2009-09-19T12:02:20","brendand",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1726,{"$nulls":3},"I support this because I think that the creation of such a database would be valuable to the whole industry and we're well placed to do it.  However, I have some reservations about the validity of sharing playability results, simply because different devices from different manufacturers will have different components (such as codecs) which are essential parts of the system which determines the result.  Not saying that they shouldn't be shared, just that the database probably has to account for the specific hardware and software combinations involved, rather than just the platform version - this makes the testing space even larger.\n\n\n\n\nI hope that on the plus side, this will encourage codec vendors to engage with the platform further and pre-validate their codecs against (at least some of) our tests with our hardware reference execution environments.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-09-21T09:52:01","2009-09-21T09:52:01","markw",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1728,{"$nulls":3},"&gt;&gt; different devices from different manufacturers will have different components (such as codecs) which are essential parts of the system which determines the result\n\n\n\n\nThis is a valid comment, but to add some more details, I see there are two main types of playability testing:\n\n\n\nIntegration Testing: i.e. ensuring all the parts of the system \"play nicely\" together.  There is value in this, since everyone needs a stable base from which to start.  But I agree with Mark's comment that at the device creation stage a large amount of this testing is reset, although there is still value in a device creator knowing that a problem has been introduced by them\nHardening: This type of testing hardens the platform against \"horror\" streams.  To give an example - the Microsoft Windows Media encoder doesn't allow control over interleave distances (the size of the video burst before the corresponding audio burst).  This can result in encodings that require massive elementary stream buffers - not illegal, but it can result in some disappointing user experiences.\n\n\n\nI think most of the value will come from the hardening category.","2009-09-21T10:02:53","2009-09-22T14:14:56","mpwebb",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1788,{"$nulls":3},"I like this idea, but how would the poor user know why a file doesn't work? We either need some kind of tool the user runs to extract metadata about the file, or an upload servie where the actual problematic file is uploaded. The latter is obviously a copyright nightmare.","2009-10-02T13:41:32","2009-10-05T18:50:18","teknolog",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1972,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","Working WLAN","I would like to have a feature which test the WLAN speed prior to me trying to use it so that I right away can select the one which works.","2009-10-27T15:36:04","2010-06-07T09:45:05","airaoll",0,100,"Closed",2,0]
[null,3508,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","Work with universitites to encourage innovation with Symbian","We should work with universities to engage students to experiment with the Symbian platform and study the community. This can be done at many levels (undergraduate, graduate, PhD), and for various subjects such as computer science, information theory, community management, etc.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nLawrence Simpson was working with this as a contractor, and still does on a volunteer basis. However, this is a very long term proposition and needs a permanent position.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThis also ties in with Free membership for Universities.\n\n\n\n\nThis idea came from the Stammtisch.","2009-12-15T10:57:34","2010-09-23T18:39:18","teknolog",0,100,"Expert review",31,0]
[null,3624,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Sebastian,  I actually think you should design an education packet and have students PAY to go to TRADE SCHOOL COURSEs.  These are courses in the USA for people who do not go the college, or University route.  They want a job and a trade and learning to be a developer is very cool and marketable.  If you worked up a stepwise course progression of developing applications for SYMBIAN FOUNDATION.  Each student would pay and they would then be educated in the areas which you'd like them to focus most in.  Nice iniative!\n\n\n\n\nThis would be a initiative on its own and you'd need a process (Booklets, Apps kit, and some promotional flyers)  This is a great business endeavour, but would drain resources upfront (creating the booklets, core courses, and supply cost), and then a teacher of some kind.  That could be someone from the SYMBIAN community.......\n\n\n\n\nI support!","2009-12-16T21:16:10","2009-12-17T13:42:31","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9588,{"$nulls":3},"Could someone please give this very good idea the 30 vote so we can put it in expert review.","2010-09-23T14:19:07","2010-09-23T14:19:07","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9602,{"$nulls":3},"Great Idea - Voted :-)","2010-09-23T18:38:55","2010-09-23T18:38:55","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3764,{"$nulls":3},"i support this.This idea will help new developers to get core knowledge during their studies which helps in better understanding of Symbian .Symbian must take care of universities or open some training centers around the globe to help people understand Symbian better","2009-12-21T09:51:05","2009-12-21T09:51:05","apache",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3789,{"$nulls":3},"I strongly support this idea, but it's the kind of thing that needs to be taken seriously or not done at all. It strikes me that a sensible budget is needed, one in the 6 figure range. This may not be something the Symbian Foundation can accommodate. I guess the best approach is that taken by other companies, to adopt a university with a strong computer science department and groom a member of the faculty with research interests in mobile technology as a champion. Encourage the use of the OS in undergraduate courses teaching operating system design, we have some very distinct advantages there over monolithic architectures.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThe foundation reaps the benefits long term, with undergraduates having ready familiarity with the platform right out of the gate, plus post-grad research work and eventually the use of Symbian in courses spreading to other universities by staff transfers and new lecturers seeking jobs outside their alma mater.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI think it would probably also help if an x86 port of the operating system were actively maintained. It's a bit of stretch to ask undergrads to work with an operating system that won't run on commodity hardware.","2009-12-21T19:57:08","2009-12-21T19:57:08","cdavies",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4341,{"$nulls":3},"Here is an interesting article on why it is neccessary to work closely with universities: http://cacm.acm.org/magazines/2010/1/55760-what-should-we-teach-new-software-developers-why/fulltext\n\n\n\n\nIf we do that, everybody is a winner.\n\n\n\nThe student (from A level to phd):\nget experience on developing real things that can be contributed back to the community.\nLearn the trade and how to develop in projects with people from all around the world\nCan develop some applications and make some money to his / her university years\nLooks very good on a CV to differentiate yourself with the other graduates (showing what they have done and learnt), which means potentially land a job.\n\nThe industry\nCan find easily graduates with a concrete experience that has been involved in real projects\nCan get up and running quicker knowing what is involved in the development of a project\nKnow already how to develop, program, ...\n\nSymbian Foundation\nGet extra people involved in the community\nGet things done\nSymbian features and apps increase\nGet study and research on the Symbian OS.\n\n\n\n\nLike you can understand and see, everybody wins.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nHere is a good starting point about universities and research using Symbian:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://developer.symbian.org/wiki/index.php/Category:Research\n\n\n\n\nArnaud","2010-01-12T20:04:48","2010-01-12T20:04:48","arnaudl",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6068,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Start-Up App - To Select or De-select the automatic startup apps.  ","I need a Startup App on Symbian which helps users to select the Apps to be loaded during system stat-up.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWe always install diff. apps on our Symbian Device , some of them startup automatically without the user interaction and some cause problem during startup. This app will help to resolve such issue. ","2010-03-01T05:59:13","2010-03-01T06:00:31","s60betalabs",0,100,"Voting and discussion",20,0]
[null,10133,{"$nulls":3},"it's really useful","2010-10-11T21:12:16","2010-10-11T21:12:16","nitrous18",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6832,{"$nulls":3},"This will be helpful to stop unnecessary apps from starting up and eating up the RAM","2010-03-29T17:38:22","2010-03-29T17:38:22","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9666,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing it Back for Community Support!","2010-09-26T20:55:59","2010-09-26T20:55:59","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6580,"Mobile functionality",null,"Wi-fi tethering as a system default.","System native tethering via wi-fi. Many users have devices wi-fi enabled that may need internet connection and don&acute;t want to take off the sim card from the phone and insert in a usb modem to do this. And there are many devices without a usb (present or available) port such as PSP, ipod touch, internet tablets, etc.","2010-03-15T20:52:52","2010-03-25T04:04:20","eghedini",0,0,"Closed",1,0]
[null,6665,{"$nulls":3},"Joiku Spot fullfill my request and have a fair price. This idea can be closed.","2010-03-18T18:11:49","2010-03-18T18:11:49","eghedini",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6604,{"$nulls":3},"Eduardo Ghedini :- there is an app called JoikuSpot\n\n\n- that full fills your requirement of sharing Internet connection through Symbian device Built-in Wi-Fi - as Wi-Fi HotSpot'\n\n\n \n\n\n\"JoikuSpot Light is a FREE LIMITED edition of JoikuSpot that shares your phone's 3G internet connection over WiFi (WLAN) to laptops and other WiFi devices. For FULL feature set, please purchase the commercial JOIKUSPOT PREMIUM EDITION at OVI Store. JoikuSpot Light supports basic internet browsing, whereas Premium comes with connection security, FULL internet protocol, best performance, VPN, pop3/imap for email, and adjustable settings.\"\n\n\n \n\n\nGet it here for free:- http://store.ovi.com/content/7499\n\n\nPlease Refine you Idea!\n\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-17T04:19:42","2010-03-17T04:20:06","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,6635,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Eduardo,\n\n\n\n\nIf the app that Fakhre has mentioned fulfills your request then we shall close your idea.  Please let us know.\n\n\n\n\nThanks\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSusana","2010-03-18T10:26:55","2010-03-18T10:26:55","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6836,"Symbian Foundation",null,"Prevent Application Piracy by any cost","Piracy is the crucial problem in developer community. I know we cant prevent this in one day time. Some serious action to be taken in terms of improving code strength and interms of laws. The app must pass through a internet registration procedure. The best example of such an app i came into is MyPhone. It asks user for a internet activation. And i also knew some have bypassed this too. This is just an example on one thing i was amazed off. . Another idea by Otto Emzettes via twitter he stated \"Online  approving system as a central symbian store. Denies installation, if app  is not paid. Would be awesome and makes developers earn for their work\" The lesser the piracy more the developers. I know how hard is to write codes on Symbian and how much each developer put on his sweet app. I am writing this post because i crossed a forum where a application released today have been cracked and posted. Usually those guys take some time and the dev's earn some money in that time for their hardwork. But its too sad in this situation.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAnd by law we can take shot of those forums which provide cracked apps. I am sure they get some money from other work . By a single dev he cant take such a severe actinon. But by a community we can take such actions.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nHelp developers and Let them give you awesome apps. Then you can see the number of developers supporting the community.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nStop piracy!!!","2010-03-29T18:01:25","2010-03-29T18:54:01","apache",0,94.65,"Voting and discussion",4,1]
[null,6839,{"$nulls":3},"Its good to Stop Piracy - But how we can come over it - do you have any Idea in regards to Developers -\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nCraig Heath has posted and idea about - Freeware Application Testing Site -http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=6795 \n\n\n\n\nwhats you view on that..!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-29T18:37:25","2010-03-29T18:37:25","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7860,"Mobile functionality","Developer stuff","Jawbone Icone","Dear all,\nI wonder if there is or you can make a batch file for symbian phones that\nenable the battery meter for the jawbone icon to appear like iphones, because\nthis feature is very helpful for all people how uses symbian phones with\njawbone icon\nthanks","2010-06-02T10:58:30","2010-06-02T10:58:30","mh01534",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,7862,{"$nulls":3},"If the Symbian Foundation was to make something like this, it wouldnhave to support all Bluetooth headsets. For a specific model, it would make more sense for Jawbone to create this using Qt Creator, or to possibly even make it a widget that can be embedded on one's home screen.","2010-06-02T16:55:21","2010-06-02T16:55:21","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7874,{"$nulls":3},"Jawbone already sends this info, each OS vendor have to recognize such info sent from a Bluetooth headset","2010-06-03T09:44:32","2010-06-03T09:44:32","mh01534",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9140,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","Sharing Internet PC-Mobile Phone ","There should be possibility to share internet from PC to mobile (Active Sync in WM phones). This option should be included in Nokia Ovi Suite or another PC APP.\n\n\n\n\nInternet should be shared over cable and bluetooth.","2010-08-27T22:03:43","2010-10-10T15:41:52","superfly86",0,100,"Expert review",31,0]
[null,10044,{"$nulls":3},"http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=3692\n\n\n\n\nmerge with it please","2010-10-10T08:15:10","2010-10-10T08:15:10","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9153,{"$nulls":3},"PC application of Nokia Phones are developed by Nokia- You can suggest this Idea to Nokia Betalabs Team . http://betalabs.nokia.com/","2010-08-28T05:53:05","2010-08-28T05:53:04","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9160,{"$nulls":3},"But I think that first symbian itself should support it","2010-08-28T08:40:23","2010-08-28T08:40:23","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9429,{"$nulls":3},"Where is there any suggestion contact menu ?","2010-09-11T22:41:50","2010-09-11T22:41:50","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9969,{"$nulls":3},"I need this one too","2010-10-08T12:48:05","2010-10-08T12:48:04","nitrous15",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9396,"Mobile applications",null,"Drive Safe","An answering system that can be turned on while driving that tells the caller that the subscriber he is calling is driving and will return his call.","2010-09-09T08:22:45","2010-09-09T08:22:45","ganga_christus",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,10676,"Mobile applications",null,"Virtual Cash Transfer via SMS","I hear the hottest app on the Apple iPhone at the moment is one for the transfer of virtual cash from your bank account to anybody with a mobile number via a SMS. So will some smart programmer PLEASE create a virtual cash transfer app for the Nokia 6120 Classic. It is an inexpensive smart phone which can easily be afforded by the masses &amp; if there was a virtual cash transfer app for it, it would help introduce a cashless society, the need to visit the bank to withdraw cash would be forever made obsolete. Go to URL http://www.faqs.org/patents/app/20090157546 to see more info on how the virtual cash transfer via SMS works.","2010-12-02T07:27:53","2010-12-02T16:41:25","James_Patrick_Darcy",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,1973,"None of the Above",null,"Find A Sustainable L/T Economic Model","As above\nL/T Model","2009-10-27T15:41:09","2009-10-27T15:41:09","thomdamstra",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,3]
[null,2394,{"$nulls":3},"Is the desired &quot;sustainable long-term economic model&quot; meant to be applicable for Symbian, for phone manufacturers, for ISVs, or for who?\n\nEither way, I&#39;m voting against this &quot;idea&quot;, until it is clarified into some more actionable.","2009-11-06T20:29:15","2009-11-06T20:29:15","dw2",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2398,{"$nulls":3},"If its for the _whole_ &#39;Symbian Ecosystem&#39; I am game. I agree with David that this needs to be more actionable for any forthcoming support.","2009-11-07T01:45:49","2009-11-07T01:45:49","rvijapurapu",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2400,{"$nulls":3},"I like the idea of discussing ideas for sustainable business models in this site. But I think we need to break it down further. How about ideas for innovative business models in the apps space?","2009-11-07T07:27:51","2009-11-07T07:27:51","timh",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1976,{"$nulls":3},"This sounds potentially good, but what is L/T?\n","2009-10-27T15:48:32","2009-10-27T16:04:50","marxistvegan",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8395,{"$nulls":3},"Hi guys and/or gals.\n\n\n\n\nStart with targeting mainstream enterprise app store customers.\n\n\n\n\nTransitioning from H3 to H2.\n\n\n\n\nOffering apps for free through software as a service, cloud, on-demand companies.\n\n\n\n\nMonetization will come at later date, need more thought on this.\n\n\n\n\nField reps, consultants in Silicon Valley, tech industry.\n\n\n\n\nPlatforms such as Salesforce.com, Oracle Fusion?, SAP Netweaver?,  Workday.com, SuccessFactors, NetSuite, RightNow!\n\n\n\n\nChatter from salesforce.com pushes relevant info from a companies knowledge base to a dashboard app on smart devices to resolve customer support problems, assist in sales cycle, financial data, corporate directory.  \n\n\n\n\nSocial CRM, what other persons within the organisation, or across organizations in a multi-tenant architecture,  have encountered similar problems in a particular knowledge domain, and how were issues resolved.\n\n\n\n\nMultiorganisation collaborative network ecosystem.  Buzz.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-07-15T17:59:51","2010-07-15T17:59:51","Mesenburg",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3509,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","List thesis ideas in the Wiki","Students about to write theses for their degrees often look for topics. We should identify good thesis topics relating to Symbian and write a Wiki page listing them with title and synopsis.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThis ties into Work with universitites to encourage innovation with Symbian.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThis idea came from the Stammtisch.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-12-15T11:03:51","2009-12-15T11:03:51","teknolog",0,100,"Voting and discussion",3,0]
[null,4277,"Mobile applications",null,"A voice-based battery level indicator","A application that,when the mobile phone is put to charging and if the charge becomes full,will speak out \"Battery is Full,Please switch off/unplug the charger to save energy\".","2010-01-11T10:40:04","2010-10-14T23:14:08","ramanvenkatamani",0,47.05,"Closed",23,7]
[null,10161,{"$nulls":3},"it should be available as option","2010-10-11T21:44:39","2010-10-11T21:44:39","nitrous18",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4285,{"$nulls":3},"Voc&ecirc; pode baixar esse aplicativo em OVI Store! chamado GreenCharging.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nhttp://store.ovi.com/content/18547?clickSource=browse&amp;categoryId=23&amp;contentArea=applications","2010-01-11T12:51:56","2010-01-11T12:59:53","ricardinhus",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4596,{"$nulls":3},"If this were added as a seperate notification alongside the profiles feature - something like \"give audio notification of charge events\" with some special kepress button - this could work out really good. The issue with something like this is that you don't want your mobile to blurt out that its charged when its on silent. This notification needs to respect the device's environmental context.","2010-01-18T16:30:53","2010-01-23T03:10:51","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6325,"Mobile functionality","User interface","&quot;Pages&quot; Of Apps Instead Of One Long List In Main Menu","Instead of flick scrolling up and down in the applications menu to scroll through your applications list, why not utilize the iPhone style page side scrolling?\n\n\n\n\nSo when you enter your applications menu in Symbian^1, flick the screen to the left to reveal another \"page\" of icons. Flicking the last page to the left would also bring you back to the first page. I think this is a much better way of showing you what you have, and makes it easier and faster to get to what you want. You can even add little squares, diamonds, whatever, to the bottom of the screen to show how many pages you have and which one you're on.\n\n\n\n\nEverything else would still stay the same, like being able to create folders, and moving application icons around.\n\n\n\n\nAlso, as an added bonus, if the device is multitouch, you can pinch the menu, and it will show you all \"pages\" of applications you have, providing you a simple way to get around.","2010-03-06T12:47:52","2010-09-16T12:35:20","NseriesFreak7",0,100,"Voting and discussion",15,0]
[null,6663,{"$nulls":3},"This idea would work if you were using the side scrolling to alter the way that any native or 3rd party app is filtered, ie. in the contacts app, scrolling to the left or right would allow you to see favorite contacts, groups, recent incoming/outgoing/missed call log ect..., or when you select a particular contact side scrolling would change filters to all the ways you interacted with that particular contact like contact details, call details, sms/mms/im conversations, notifications from all social media sites that you have information for, photos with , or any other ways to interact with a particular contact.. and that is just one of the ways you could use this function.","2010-03-18T15:12:16","2010-04-13T02:57:31","nickelz",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6670,{"$nulls":3},"Sounds a bit like the design framework that I did for Maemo WordPy some time ago :) I dig it and think it makes a lot of sense. This is also the route that Windows Phone 7 is going - the canvas is larger than the screen - and it works when done right. The key here is just recreating the canvas so that the device stays usable no matter the resolution.","2010-03-19T12:57:53","2010-04-15T02:49:25","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6581,"Mobile functionality",null,"Internal GPS working as a bluetooth GPS","Could be added a configuration option that turns the phone internal GPS into a bluetooth GPS, available for any device capable of recognize this kind of device. Very useful when you have a laptop or other device and want to use a software that needs a GPS location. It spares smartphone owners to buy a separate bluetooth GPS only for one application.","2010-03-15T20:57:13","2010-10-11T05:21:34","eghedini",0,100,"Expert review",35,0]
[null,9835,{"$nulls":3},"There's already an app for that:\nhttp://my-symbian.com/s60v3/software/applications.php?faq=8&amp;fldAuto=365","2010-10-06T07:31:11","2010-10-06T07:31:10","doctran",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6605,{"$nulls":3},"I think, there is an app for that called - BT - Read here :- \n\n\n\n\nhttp://www.symbian-freak.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=19612  &amp;\n\n\n\n\n http://discussions.europe.nokia.com/t5/Nseries-Devices-and-S60/help-installing-bt-sisx-file-on-n96/m-p/440964","2010-03-17T04:27:40","2010-03-17T04:27:40","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6612,{"$nulls":3},"That apps are for emulating a internal GPS as a bluetooth GPS for apps in the phone. My idea is to use the GPS (and compass, when available) of the phone via bluetooth by 3rd party devices, such as laptops, netbooks, etc.","2010-03-17T11:41:43","2010-03-17T12:44:56","eghedini",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9716,{"$nulls":3},"interesting idea","2010-09-28T13:52:48","2010-09-28T13:52:48","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6837,"Mobile applications",null,"File Transfer Through WiFi ","Hi ,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI was wondering if it is possible to provide a functionality which would allow us to wirelessly transfer\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\ndata( Music, pictures , exe's ) between mobile and  PC over a WIFI network ( like ad-hoc networks) .\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI know this is possible through bluetooth , but my lappy does not have a bluetooth option .\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIt would be great if it had the functionality to atleast browse a few shared folders b/w the mobile and PC .\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nKeep up the good work !!!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nBye","2010-03-29T18:12:24","2010-06-15T11:31:15","Vint",0,100,"Voting and discussion",4,0]
[null,8004,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing back for community support!","2010-06-15T11:30:01","2010-06-15T11:30:01","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6844,{"$nulls":3},"This functionality already exists within the Symbian platform, and is implemented on several models. Its called UnPp and pretty much is something that if your device supports it, you'd know it. I'd recommend checking out the manufacturer's website of the device that you own and checking the specifications for it - it would be noted there if supported. A user manual for your device would show you how to use it.\n\n\n\n\nThis is something that would have had to be added by the maker of your mobile. To my knowledge, this is not functionality that 3rd party applications have added to the Symbian platform.","2010-03-30T01:48:39","2010-03-30T01:48:39","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7363,{"$nulls":3},"Nokia devices with Symbian platform currently support Digital home - http://goo.gl/Hwto\n\n\n\nPlay video, music and photos on home media network - compatible TV, stereo and PC over WLAN/UPnP \n\nSo Symbian Actually have UPnP AV Media Servers  support- http://goo.gl/zYOA \n\n\nIts better to have Data Transfer capability via Ad- Hoc Networking ","2010-05-03T19:17:01","2010-05-03T19:17:01","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9141,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Improving Symbian interface and menu, + Messages","My suggestions to add into interface:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nNew menu views:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n &ndash; Spinner (one icon at a time with the icon bar at the foot of the screen).\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n- Waving Menu - PSP-like menu we move menu in right-left and up-down\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nFrom S40:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- Tab Style\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- shortcut menu instead of contacts or keypad on the main screen (sth like start menu), fully customizable\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- selection of specific/customized graphic icon for folder, there will be some icons added by default, there also should be folder on the phone where graphics may be uploaded e.g. *.ico *.gif\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSome Features from WM:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- custom keypad installation, and option to choose from multiple keyboards\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- custom lock screen, xml file with parameters to choose where our lock bar will be visible\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- customizable style of received messages (html + css)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- nice order of installed aplications e.g. installing in \"Program Files\" and settings in \"My documents\" + sth similar to registry in WM (for advanced configuration of all items as well as system too)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- changing of battery style instead of lines - percentage\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- easy customization of sound files during on/off of the device\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- customization of phone buttons e.g. possibility of running any application after pressing specific button (pressing and holding)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- customizable bootable screen\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- upgrade between older and newer platforms (e.g. from S^3 to S^4)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nGenerally:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- Symbian should be fully customizable, and user friendly, everyone should have possibility to change everuthing like it is liked - see android, wm\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-08-27T22:27:47","2010-10-11T09:38:14","superfly86",0,100,"Expert review",33,0]
[null,9240,{"$nulls":3},"I think 1 idea per post is a good idea.\n\n\n\n\nSome people may like some ideas but not others.\n\n\n\n\nIt would give voters the chance to vote for or against each seperate idea.","2010-09-01T04:00:46","2010-09-01T04:00:46","352x416",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10048,{"$nulls":3},"Please merge with:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=7434","2010-10-10T08:19:40","2010-10-10T08:19:39","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9304,{"$nulls":3},"i don't like creating 100new ideas, I prefer one decent","2010-09-03T21:23:33","2010-09-03T21:23:32","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9335,{"$nulls":3},"i moved messaging idea to the new idea\n\n\n\n\nshould i move the rest ?","2010-09-05T18:38:09","2010-09-05T18:38:09","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10166,{"$nulls":3},"Waving menu screen:","2010-10-11T23:05:23","2010-10-11T23:05:23","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10171,{"$nulls":3},"Jerry, It is similar and very close to\n\n\n\n\nhttp://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=7434\n\n\n\n\nIt is just, the separate thought process and examples, may help the expert reviewer? Moderator staff please look at and determine if this should be merged per Jerry's comment. I am not so sure it should be. By the way....thank you Jerry....you are truly sharing and contributing to this site in a positive manner.","2010-10-12T15:56:24","2010-10-12T15:56:24","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9151,{"$nulls":3},"Jerry withoutname :- You have some great ideas, But please do not post all ideas in single Idea Post.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nPlease separate the Ideas and make each one single- this will not only help you get move votes, also is easier for viewer to get your point.\n\n\n\n\nIt might happen that - some likes your first idea but not the second one - in this situation, how he can vote for your idea. ","2010-08-28T05:44:48","2010-08-28T05:44:48","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9158,{"$nulls":3},"I like it, but you should re-write your idea to read easier.\n\n\n\n\nYou can watch these: http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=8232\n\n\n\n\n                                 http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=8893\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-08-28T06:39:49","2010-08-28T06:39:49","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9159,{"$nulls":3},"fakhre - you asked me last time to do it, and I separated my ideas to a few new one's\n\n\n\n\nShould I write one Idea in 1 post ? I wanted to avoid posting hundreds of new posts.","2010-08-28T08:37:29","2010-08-28T08:37:29","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9971,{"$nulls":3},"Vote","2010-10-08T12:50:19","2010-10-08T12:50:19","nitrous15",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9470,{"$nulls":3},"I've added new Menu idea - Waving Menu","2010-09-14T21:42:50","2010-09-14T21:42:49","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9397,"Mobile applications",null,"Measure Mobile Radiation","A mobile App which can measure harmful radiation from mobile. Ability to block calls where there is a possibility of high radiation","2010-09-09T09:47:12","2010-09-09T09:47:12","kunals",0,37.97,"Voting and discussion",25,3]
[null,9400,{"$nulls":3},"I have no idea - how this can be implemented OR  How Mobile radiation becomes harmful in certain condition. ","2010-09-09T12:10:33","2010-09-09T12:10:33","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1462,"Symbian Foundation","Make development easier","Port Symbian OS simulator to Linux Platform","Now there are only Windows versions of Symbian simulator. But there are lots of very active and clever people who live in the Linux environment.\n\n\n\n\nThe idea is: To port Symbian simulator to Linux.\n\n\n\n\nAdvantages:\n\n\n\nIt involves mass of professionals who want to spend personal time for improving technologies;\nIt makes able to use free and open source products\nIt will stimulate growing Symbian community\n\n\n\nThere are two ways for development: emulating base platform and emulating features like GPS, Camera, Connectivity, and so on.. It would be great if anyone will have ability to play with device API`s without device\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2009-08-05T11:39:08","2010-06-03T13:34:28","kkv",0,66.7,"Closed",12,4]
[null,1621,{"$nulls":3},"I vote against - actively making any sort of new simulator thing for Linux would be a waste of resources. I believe that the correct approach is to adopt something that already exists (probably QEMU) and use that instead of the existing Symbian-specific emulator on both Windows AND Linux.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nHappily, the adoption of Qt into the Symbian platform is the final death blow to the WINSCW emulator, because it depends on writeable static data in DLLs which would normally be used by multiple apps. The WINSCW emulator tries to do everything inside a single Win32 process, so each of the Qt apps would share the same copy of the writeable static data... can't possibly work.","2009-08-25T16:02:53","2009-08-25T21:46:16","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,1635,{"$nulls":3},"The current WINSCW emulator is being completely removed during 2010. A move to the ARM Simulator is planned (including a Symbian package for this). QEMU is another possibility but to my knowledge no developers are working on this (vs a significant number working on the ARM Simulator).","2009-08-26T13:57:47","2009-09-22T14:18:35","dadurant",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1636,{"$nulls":3},"Wow, thanks for information. It's new for me.","2009-08-26T14:45:51","2009-08-28T09:09:12","kkv",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1670,{"$nulls":3},"I will take a look soon, thanks","2009-09-02T14:23:08","2009-09-02T14:23:08","kkv",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1463,{"$nulls":3},"This is definitely a good thing to provide, although a direct port of the current emulator is probably out of the question (and not very desirable).\n\n\n\n\nThere are already plans (and some code) for a QEMU based simulator which would work across platorms.  There is also a proprietary simulator from ARM that Nokia have been working on for a while I'm not too sure if this will be supported on Linux...\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-08-05T11:48:41","2009-09-18T19:15:29","markw",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,1464,{"$nulls":3},"I didn't think about direct port.. I'm suggesting to have emulator on linux","2009-08-05T12:02:10","2009-08-05T12:02:10","kkv",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1465,{"$nulls":3},"As far as I know, the current emulator/simulator is too dependent on certain Windows characteristics (i.e. the threading and process model, interfaces to host APIs, and some other characteristics/features), and portions of Symbian OS were literally ported to work within it. As it is designed to execute x86 code, it also isn't binary compatible with ARM code, and retrofitting support probably wouldn't be worthwhile.\n\n\n\n\nAs Mark Wilcox mentioned, you may want to investigate the tentative QEMU-based emulator (known as Syborg internally), and have a look at the code in the repository that I linked to.","2009-08-05T12:12:20","2009-08-05T12:12:20","vmlemon",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1480,{"$nulls":3},"QEMU is rigth choose from my point of view. Actually I see two ways for development: emulating base platform and emulating features like GPS, Camera, and so on.. It would be great if anyone will have ability to play with device API`s without device","2009-08-06T04:12:11","2009-08-10T12:52:07","kkv",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1974,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Cube User Interface","MAke the phone UI look like a 3D cube.\nSeparate functions on 6 sides,\nlike Apps on first side,\ngallery on the second,#\ncontacts on the third etc.","2009-10-27T15:45:01","2010-05-05T12:57:15","harrim",0,11.76,"Closed",4,29]
[null,2056,{"$nulls":3},"I really like that idea, each side of the cube could have a different colour (Apps - green, Gallery - red) there could be arrows beside the cube in the colour of the side of the cube that is next, so all you have to memorise is the colour of the cube side with the information on.  :)","2009-10-29T10:58:50","2009-10-29T10:58:50","Susana",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,6438,{"$nulls":3},"Actually the approach may not need to display a cube object. Current trend already use 3 pages (Center, Left and Right). What could be enhance could be page of Front(Default Center), Left, Right, Top, Bottom and Behind(Back).\n\n\n\n\nEither you using common touch to navigate paging or using motion shake will do. There is always default button to press for back to front center page.\n\n\n\n\nYou can scroll up(Top Page) -&gt; up(Back Page) -&gt; up(Bottom Page) -&gt; up(Front Center Page) back to front center page or you can scroll left(Left Page) -&gt; left(Back Page) -&gt; left(Right Page) -&gt; left(Front Center Page) back to front center page.","2010-03-12T18:06:52","2010-03-12T18:06:52","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2089,{"$nulls":3},"I don&#39;t agree. Yes it&#39;s eye candy but confusing if implemented with 6 sides. Secondly, it has no practical value. It just wastes battery and the area it covers is smaller than the more practical flickable 2D fullscreen.","2009-10-29T15:57:49","2009-10-29T15:57:49","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2094,{"$nulls":3},"Yes - link it to the sensors so that you can shake the device in a certain direction to switch apps.","2009-10-29T16:09:19","2009-10-29T16:09:19","timh",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5700,{"$nulls":3},"this is samsung 3d media and  LG idea, we need a new interface, ... such is animation on pressed (hovered)  buttons or \"starwars\" title text menu.","2010-02-18T22:14:09","2010-02-18T22:20:54","Yaden",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2225,{"$nulls":3},"I supported this idea as a feature &quot;accessory&quot; but not as a main reference UI solution. It wouldn&#39;t be a good idea for every phone to have it, but it would be fun for a specific phone reaching a young and technologically inclined segment.","2009-11-02T10:46:49","2009-11-02T10:46:49","scottw",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,2033,{"$nulls":3},"I love the concept, but I voted against it because I feel that rotating the cube (especially remembering in which direction to rotate the cube) might become frustrating.","2009-10-28T13:42:39","2009-10-28T13:42:39","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3510,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","Add a data quota indicator, like the battery strength","Symbian should have a clearly visible data quota indicator on the home screen, like with battery power. This would enable users to easily see how much data they have used.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThe indicator should be a percentage bar, and show something like \"You've used 394 MB out of your 500 MB quota\".\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nObviously, without working with operators (who are probably reluctant to participate), the quota must be set up manually, but that would be good enough for many purposes.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThere is an open source project that does this to some extent, but it should be integrated in the platform.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThis idea came from the Stammtisch.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-12-15T11:08:38","2010-10-09T16:29:11","teknolog",0,100,"Expert review",37,0]
[null,3643,{"$nulls":3},"I wrote the open source app mentioned above, Data Quota. I'm very happy to donate any or all of the code to the Foundation.\n\n\n\n\nIn fact, Gaurav Katyal got in touch a month or so ago to talk about this very thing, but we seem to have dropped the ball.","2009-12-17T12:39:46","2009-12-17T13:05:41","hugo",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10104,{"$nulls":3},"This idea is now at expert review.","2010-10-11T14:20:28","2010-10-11T14:20:28","hugo",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10105,{"$nulls":3},"http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=3312 This is very close. Should this been merged as a refinement to the above-mentioned idea. Input appreciated.","2010-10-11T14:37:07","2010-10-11T14:37:06","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3519,{"$nulls":3},"A thousand times, yes! A widget to do this on the homescreen would be fantastic.","2009-12-15T11:34:22","2009-12-15T11:34:22","cdavies",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,3521,{"$nulls":3},"Your idea is similar to this one :) http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=3312","2009-12-15T11:46:09","2009-12-15T11:46:09","Susana",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,9946,{"$nulls":3},"Vote!","2010-10-08T12:20:54","2010-10-08T12:20:54","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7915,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing Back for community Vote!","2010-06-07T09:49:27","2010-06-07T09:49:27","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5302,"Mobile applications",null,"An app that gather funny apps for download","I think Symbian has a few funny apps, the kind of app that uses accelerometer tricks and those personality tests which you show your friends in a going out Friday. But other platforms have more like these and it's often easier to find them, so my idea is that there was an internet repository in which creative developers could send their funny apps (freeware or not), and we could check out what is new from the phone browsers themselves, if you like it, you could download it.\n\n\n\n\nThat would make a few cool apps we already have more popular and would give visibility to other cool apps that are still to be done.","2010-02-07T17:49:21","2010-02-07T17:49:20","Fernandez_88",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,1]
[null,6582,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Use GPS to alter volume of music on phone","Background\n\n\n\n\n\nThis is a concept used by cars such as the Mazda 6, to increase the volume of the car stereo when the car is going faster.\n\n\n\n\nThe logic behind the concept is that the faster you are going, the more background noise is present, so the louder the music needs to be.\n\n\n\n\nScenarios\n\n\n\n\nFor a mobile phone, this corresponds to typical commuting scenarios.\n\n\n\n\n- If you are on a bus, the faster it goes, the more background noise there is.\n\n\n\n\n- If you are walking, music typically is too loud when you stop walking. This is often because you are stopped next to other people, or you want to hear the surroundings (waiting at a pedestrian crossing).\n\n\n\n\nLogic\n\n\n\n\nThe application would monitor your speed averaged over the last 20 seconds and alter the volume. It wouldn't change the volume in anything more than 10% amounts to prevent GPS speed anomalies from changing the volume to frequently.\n\n\n\n\n- If it detects a 0kmh speed then the music decreases in volume quickly. You would want the music quieter sooner.\n\n\n\n\n- If it detects a speed rise the the music increases in volume slowly. You don't want loud music suddenly.\n\n\n\n\nApplication\n\n\n\n\nThe application would have the following characteristics:\n\n\n\n\n- Auto startup\n\n\n\n\n- Low memory use, as typically used in background of other resource-heavy applications (Music Player, Opera Mobile, etc)\n\n\n\n\n- Reduces GPS use where possible, to minimise energy consumption\n\n\n\n\n- Simple interface","2010-03-15T22:10:30","2010-03-15T22:10:30","aidanw",0,100,"Voting and discussion",3,0]
[null,7606,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","Setting SMS with time and date to be sent","We set reminders to wish our friends on their special days, but still tend to switch off the alarm and forget to wish. There should be a facility to type the sms, set its date and time to be sent and leave it. the SMS should then be automatically sent as per the set time like an alarm rings.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-05-17T16:38:04","2010-05-17T16:38:04","nidhi5282",0,100,"Voting and discussion",5,0]
[null,10083,{"$nulls":3},"pretty useful you have my vote","2010-10-10T21:40:08","2010-10-10T21:40:08","nitrous17",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8886,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","Ideagora","Over one thousand ideas generated.\n\n\n\n\nSixty in Expert Review\n\n\n\n\nSix being Made Happen\n\n\n\n\nForty-six Done!\n\n\n\n\nThe ideas site is making a difference, having an impact, in creating a collaborative community ecosystem.\n\n\n\n\nKudos to the ideas.symbian.org community of contributers:)   ","2010-08-20T00:41:26","2010-08-23T15:25:13","Mesenburg",0,0,"Closed",0,0]
[null,8891,{"$nulls":3},"?","2010-08-20T08:22:39","2010-08-20T08:22:39","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8907,{"$nulls":3},"Dear Chris,\nDo you know..\n(1) How many average votes per day, per hour, per week, per month, per quarter, per year?\n(2) How many average votes per member, per 2 members, per 10 members?\n(3) How many ratio votes for ideas : votes?\n(4) How many average views per vote for each idea?\n(5) How many average sign-on per vote, sign-on per idea?\n\n\n\n\n^_^","2010-08-20T16:28:50","2010-08-20T16:28:50","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8908,{"$nulls":3},"Do you have any idea to move the sixty expert review up one level?\nor\nDo you have any idea to encourage more votes?","2010-08-20T16:34:11","2010-08-20T21:32:49","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8914,{"$nulls":3},"Disclaimers.\n\n\n\n\nMember of Symbian Foundation Networking Group thru Linkedin.\n\n\n\n\nSubscribe to a number of journals, blogs, social networking intermediaries.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-08-21T02:36:19","2010-08-21T02:36:19","Mesenburg",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9142,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","New Camera Features (scenes, effects, modes)","Camera functions:\n\n\n\n\n- saving images in RAW format\n\n\n\n\nAdd more scene modes e.g.:\n\n\n\n\nScenes:\n\n\n\n\n\nPortrait; \n\n\nLandscape; \n\n\nNight shot; \n\n\nSports; \n\n\nIndoor; \n\n\nBeach/Snow; \n\n\nSunset; \n\n\nDawn; \n\n\nAutumn colors; \n\n\nFireworks; \n\n\nText; \n\n\nCandle; \n\n\nAgainst light. \n\n\n\n\n\nNew photo effect: Watercolour (like in Samsung Wave)\n\n\n\n\nNew photo options:\n\n\n\n\n- Face detection with Blink Detection - allows the device to focus on human faces while taking pictures. The function should be enhanced to recognize blinking + can be set to automatically make another shot if that is the case.\n\n\n\n\n- Smile decetion (and doing photos while person smiles)\n\n\n\n\n- Choosing type of exposure metering\n\n\n\n\n- Panorama Mode\n\n\n\n\n- The Beauty Mode - The Beauty mode flattens the tone of human skin to make faces look better as if there has been a make-up or Photoshop retouching applied.\n\n\n\n\n- Touch Focus - we choose area to focus\n\n\n\n\n- Multifocus - more than one point of  autofocus\n\n\n\n\n- Self Timer should be customizable by user, \n\n\n\n\n- Gesture control and voice control (to take a photo)\n\n\n\n\n\n- Saving pictures in different formats: JPEG 3:2, 4:3, 16:9, 1:1","2010-08-27T22:56:17","2010-10-14T22:36:07","superfly86",0,100,"Expert review",32,0]
[null,10249,{"$nulls":3},"i want to see it in my phone","2010-10-14T18:06:25","2010-10-14T18:06:25","nitrous25",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9239,{"$nulls":3},"Auto Exposure Bracketing for HDR would be nice as well.","2010-09-01T03:54:37","2010-09-01T03:54:37","352x416",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9272,{"$nulls":3},"I think it've already had: http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=8345","2010-09-02T04:27:58","2010-09-02T04:27:58","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10045,{"$nulls":3},"Is there any moderator here to look at my request ? :) (about merging)","2010-10-10T08:16:00","2010-10-10T08:15:59","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9853,{"$nulls":3},"I think it should merge with http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=8345\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nMore Fun Feature for Camera\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-07T08:56:31","2010-10-07T08:56:31","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9669,{"$nulls":3},"not all is included\n\n\n\n\n+ http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=8786","2010-09-26T21:34:52","2010-09-26T21:34:51","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9979,{"$nulls":3},"Please merge it","2010-10-08T13:02:05","2010-10-08T13:02:05","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9398,"Mobile applications",null,"Recycle Bin for SMS/Files","All modern day Mobile should have ability for Recycle Bin, where all data(SMS, Files, etc.), which makes deletion two process - just like our favourite Windows does.","2010-09-09T10:15:13","2010-09-11T19:12:40","kunals",0,0,"Closed",0,0]
[null,9399,{"$nulls":3},"Idea already present and on Expert Review Stage - http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=2405","2010-09-09T12:05:28","2010-09-09T12:05:28","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10678,"Mobile applications",null,"Give missed call","Need an application using which I can give a missed call to someone.\n\n\n\n\nBasically this application should sense the ring tone. Disconnect the call\n\n\n\n\nafter 1 or 2 rings on the other side automatically.\n\n\n\n\nWe generally give missed call (short ring) to a person based on pre-agreed protocol.\n\n\n\n\nWe this app, I would be able to just send the call and put back the phone\n\n\n\n\nin my pocket without the need to listening to ring tone on the other side\n\n\n\n\nand disconnect after a short interval.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-12-02T11:01:07","2010-12-02T11:01:07","ravindramr",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,2999,"Mobile functionality","User interface","easy MULTITASKING for everyone!","Many of my friends own smartphone but all of them use it as dumbphone because they don&#39;t multitask. I explained to them how to multitask like switching between app, copy/paste between app, but now they&#39;re back to their single-tasking habit.\nLets admit it.. majority of smartphone users don&#39;t multitask. First reason is they are lazy(including me) to long-press first the taskswitcher to check for running apps before going to homescreen. Personally, going to HomeScreen immediately is more satisfying. Probably WE ALL FEEL AT HOME AT THE HOMESCREEN! Another reason is because background apps are not immediately apparent in most smartphones especially S60. In contrast, all those friends I mentioned easily multitasks in PC because RUNNING APPS ARE IMMEDIATELY VISIBLE ON THE VISTA TASKBAR! SO THATS THE SOLUTION! All background apps should minimize as icons at the S60 HOMESCREEN (preferably at the bottom in single row). The point is we always see them every time we hit Home Key so everyone will use smartphone like the way it should be.","2009-11-30T06:44:04","2009-11-30T06:44:04","BoyBawang",0,42.25,"Voting and discussion",2,3]
[null,3018,{"$nulls":3},"Multi-tasking should just arise naturally as users switch between apps (e.g. phoning someone from the contacts list). I don&#39;t like the idea of emphasising it on the homescreen - it would be like having a glass panel in your car so that you can see that the engine is working.","2009-11-30T12:15:47","2009-11-30T13:25:20","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3027,{"$nulls":3},"Isn&#39;t this more or less already solved in S60? If you can train users to use the app key to exit an application, rather than the exit softkey, then running programs are indicated in the app launcher, and clicking on them returns you to the running instance. You don&#39;t even have to know that holding down the app key gets you the running apps list sidebar.","2009-11-30T15:59:38","2009-11-30T23:21:38","cdavies",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6583,"Symbian Foundation","Increase device usage","Many ideas about Calls","1. When I type a number I expect to match results also on phone number and not just on name.\n\n\n\n\n2. When I view the recent calls list I expect to see the phone number and not only name and type. The same when I receive a call.\n\n\n\n\n3. My recent calls list always shows the mobile icon. Even when the phone number is saved in my contacts with home icon or business.\n\n\n\n\n4. From my recent calls list I want an option to open this contact (I want to find another phone of him)","2010-03-15T23:01:15","2010-03-15T23:01:15","afiag",0,0,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,6633,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Alexis,\n\n\n\n\nYou need to create each idea individually, as the voters may only like one of your ideas and decide not to vote due to the other ideas they don't like.\n\n\n\n\nThanks\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-18T10:06:21","2010-03-18T10:06:21","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6648,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Alexis, To help get you more viewers and voting, I suggest separate (as Susana suggests) and that you have a more descriptive title regarding the IDEA.  You will likely have better community participation based on this.","2010-03-18T13:17:53","2010-03-18T13:17:53","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7607,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Organizing video list in Video Player on 10.1 devices","The current Video Player on 10.1 devices displays all video clips in a linear list. For great amount of clips (500+), it is very inconvenient to have to scroll thru a long list to get to the desired clip.\n\n\n\n\nThe player should have options of organizing the clips into some folder structure.","2010-05-17T17:32:45","2010-05-17T17:32:45","Chuong",0,100,"Voting and discussion",3,0]
[null,7690,{"$nulls":3},"The simplest solution is to organise them into your own file structure on the memory card, and then use the phone's file manager to browse the clips and launch the player from there.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nTo integrate some form of automated arranging, more thought is needed on the categories you would like to see.  Video is more varied than music, so it's harder to come up with a set of categories for video than for music (where you can use Album Title, Track Title, Artist etc).\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAre these clips generated by you, or are they downloaded content?  I ask because downloaded content from a specific service is likely to have a consistent set of metadata tags, but user-generated content could contain almost anything.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI like your favourites idea - that is a nice, self-contained improvement.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSo which categories would you like to see?  Also, please could you expand more on your use-case, since storing 500+ clips on a phone seems pretty unusual.  Where are you storing them all?  Assuming 4GB of free space, 500 clips leaves only approx 8MB per clip, which is about 15 seconds of VGA video?","2010-05-26T10:54:59","2010-06-01T13:03:07","mpwebb",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7610,{"$nulls":3},"Hello,\n\n\n\n\nWhat type of folder system do you propose? Would you prefer preset genres, or all \"make folders,\" or some other method?","2010-05-17T18:36:36","2010-05-17T18:46:39","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9143,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","vibration editor","My suggesion is to add Vibration Editor:\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nCreated vibration styles may be used in Ringing Profiles and more :)","2010-08-27T22:59:43","2010-10-09T14:11:51","superfly86",0,100,"Expert review",37,0]
[null,9843,{"$nulls":3},"A vibration editor is definitely a good idea. Ability to differentiate incomings from different contacts/senders in silent mode is a welcome feature especially if it can be used to identify bulk marketing messages.  ","2010-10-06T19:17:18","2010-10-06T19:17:18","suyog14v",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9150,{"$nulls":3},"Ya, I like the Idea - Great one you have my Vote!","2010-08-28T05:38:51","2010-08-28T05:38:51","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9980,{"$nulls":3},"nice idea","2010-10-08T13:02:30","2010-10-08T13:02:30","nitrous15",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10167,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","Option to directly insert cell number from phone book","Hi,\n\n\n\n\nMost of the time we need to SMS some number, it is possible to have a sperate option to insert number \n\n\n\n\ndirectly from phone book. Just like other non-os phone.\n\n\n\n\nIf this option is already available someone  please let me know, currenlyt i'm just copy-pasting the number from phone book to SMS editor.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThanks and Regards,\n\n\n\n\nPradeep","2010-10-12T09:54:56","2010-10-14T22:44:04","pradeepk2",0,100,"Expert review",39,0]
[null,10262,{"$nulls":3},"I often wished for the same feature!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-14T21:28:24","2010-10-14T21:28:24","Simon.Schirmer",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10423,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","RDS Transmission with FM Transmitter","My idea is to add RDS title transmission to the FM Transmitter. This means that when you have the FM Transmitter active and you're playing music through the standard music player, the title of the artist and song can be picked up through the stream on any RDS capable FM radio.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI can't find information on how much of the FM Transmitter is in software vs hardware and therefore this may not be possible. However if the software gets access to the raw stream before it is sent to the FM Transmitter chip then it should work.","2010-11-03T00:26:06","2010-11-03T00:26:06","nikrolls",0,71.5,"Voting and discussion",4,1]
[null,10679,"Mobile applications",null,"Automatic sync up of calender and task","Need application which an automatically enables bluetooth on my phone at specified time of the day and syncs up calender or task (or music, photos etc.,).\n\n\n\n\nUse case:\n\n\n\n\nEveryday morning when I arrive to office my mobile should sync up with my PC calender. My PC will have bluetooth on all the time.","2010-12-02T11:53:39","2010-12-02T11:53:39","ravindramr",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,3768,"Symbian Foundation",null,"A new term is needed to describe what Symbian is and does","Symbian isn't a company in the traditional sense, and it is more than most open source Foundations.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIf Symbian exists as custodian of a code-base and as the focal point and catalyst for a community of companies, contributors and developers, working symbiotically in sequence to produce products that are delivered to consumers, a new term is needed to articulate this role.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\"Ecosystem\" is too widely used, with too broad a set of associations to be useful.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\"Community\" likewise.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nEven if this term doesn't convey any immediate meaning to audiences, the process of explaining what it does mean (and therefore what Symbian is and does) will be helpful.","2009-12-21T11:13:21","2010-02-12T10:32:42","freddiegjertsen",0,100,"Voting and discussion",10,0]
[null,3770,{"$nulls":3},"I thought this discussion happened at the beginning and the leadership team decided on \"movement\"?","2009-12-21T11:27:25","2009-12-21T11:27:24","markw",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3771,{"$nulls":3},"I didn't know that? I was just writing an article and pondering over the triteness of all the terms we use to describe Symbian. Personally, I'm not sure movement really conveys what I was looking for. Do you like it?","2009-12-21T11:29:06","2009-12-21T11:29:06","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3776,{"$nulls":3},"I support this a bit, but I suspect that you'll end up with the \"better explanation\" rather than an instantly understood term. If there was such a term, surely we would have encountered it by now? The Symbian Centre?\n\n\n\n\nI personally don't like \"the Symbian movement\", and would sooner stick to \"the Symbian Foundation\". At least the word \"Foundation\" seems imply \"dedicated purpose\" and often \"not for profit\" - after those two things the rest is just detail (isn't it?).","2009-12-21T15:42:06","2009-12-21T22:31:56","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},3,0]
[null,3780,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Freddie,\n\n\n\n\nI support your IDEA and have some suggestions o add.......I actually had a similar comment as part of MODIFICATION of the SYMBIAN NAME 3840 post.  I do not support changing the SYMBIAN name to something different, but, I did find that it is very difficult to flush out FOUNDATION vision and goals based on flat descriptors (sorry, but all things can be revisited).......It would be nice to revisit this and get some brainstorming.....\n\n\n\n\nThis is my post from \"CHANGING SYMBIANs NAME. \"  The IDEA was scrapped, however, there could be some useful adjectives or clever word play to help give a quick and easy nomenclature which really let's people understand the \"WHAT SYMBIAN IS!\"\n\n\n\n\nHere's the post...unchanged.....FROM IDEA 3840......I hope that this IDEAs thread shows a true need and is thought provocing.  My comments are good intentioned, but, the dialogue to clarify descriptors or re-position the SYMBIAN FOUNDATION branding to reflect goals and vision is not a bad IDEA at all!  I hope that others join this discussion with a perspective that is open-minded and has the SF at best interest....That is where I contributed from.....\n\n\n\n\nRE: POST 3840 CHANGING THE SYMBIAN, BY GINA UTEGG:\nI like this one........It is always good to revisit IDEAS! \n\n\n\n\nThis first post is dated October 9, 2009.  It is all  SF insiders and it was a good point to bring up then, but it was snuffed out......Now, the brave and valiant Tupeski brought it to our attention! BRAVO! \n\n\n\n\nSYMBIAN should not change the name, instead it should modify the SYMBIAN name to reflect the current business strategy.  This act will provide continuity for legacy device support and sales, and it will more appropriately defined future business endeavours and say.....Who SYMBIAN IS and where you want to go......\n\n\n\n\nHonestly, there seems to be a lack of clarity, at times in what SF is, and what it stands for. That is not good!  A simple name change could help address all the statements in the above thread, which, by the way, seemed to kill a good IDEA way too fast......Now that it is back on the \"table\", I am putting in my two cents.....Yikes.... \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSYMBIAN FOUNDATION can link legacy devices, platforms, apps and show what your forward goals are by a nomenclature change that reflects YOU......My suggestions are, and are not limited to the following: SYMBIAN INNOVATIONS, SymbiaNovations, SYMBIAN NEXT, SYMBIAN GENESIS, SYMBIAN WORLD APPS, SYMBIAN DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION, SYMBIAN VISION, SYMBIAN GLOBAL, SymbiaNew, SymbiaNYOU, etc.........These are a renaissance of the the Symbian name and add a modern flare.....You want to attract people, innovators, and business?  A nice branding which doesn't forget your roots, but, also demonstrates your forward outlook would be a great way to connect the dots of old and new!!!!!!  I hope this is food for thought.........","2009-12-21T16:22:30","2010-11-17T22:37:36","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4280,"Mobile functionality",null,"Messaging like in iPhone","There is an application iSMS but it would be great if we won't have to use third party apps to have iPhone sms functionality.","2010-01-11T11:31:35","2010-01-11T11:31:35","grodzky",0,77.41,"Voting and discussion",19,6]
[null,4283,{"$nulls":3},"Can you please explain the features that you would like and what it does.  People may not have used an Iphone and we need to clearly understand what it is you are looking for in terms of SMS.  Thanks","2010-01-11T11:34:20","2010-01-11T11:34:20","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4301,{"$nulls":3},"Hi, sorry but I have got problems with my account. I registered again. According to your question:\n\n\n\n\nIt looks like chat. In one window you can see all messages you sent and received from one contact. This image explains it:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://www.appleiphonereview.com/images/iphone-sms-l.jpg\n\n\n\n\nThe second image shows how it works on nokia 5800 using free-isms software.\n\n\n\n\nhttp://pds16.egloos.com/pds/200911/21/48/a0011848_4b074aef08b94.jpg\n\n\n\n\nps.\n\n\n\n\nIf you try this (using application or iphone) you will see its very, very useful.","2010-01-11T18:09:57","2010-01-11T20:13:54","grodzky",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4306,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Lakasz,\n\n\n\n\nThank you for the clarification and we appreciate the contribution.  This has been brought up previously, but it is good to keep putting in IDEAs.  The previous IDEA was to have threading of text messages.  This can and should also be done like iPhone, with face book and any social networking.  It is helpful for the end users to have sms, picture sms, and other texting kept nice and threaded so you can follow a conversation or stay in touch with a friend very easily.  It seems as though it was a Nokia feature, on some models, but is not on some ?????","2010-01-11T21:49:46","2010-01-11T21:49:46","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4310,{"$nulls":3},"I've seen similar solution in SE w995 but because of small resolution it doesnt look well. You have to scroll the messages and you cant see couple at one time. Ive never seen it on nokia. I wonder what sms system is implemented in omnia hd. It is also symbian phone, but with samsung \"innovations\". Menu looks quite good. I heard that symbian will be refreshed this year. Maybe they will blow some fresh air into ui. My e50's menu looked almost the same as my 5800 :)","2010-01-11T23:07:43","2010-01-11T23:07:43","grodzky",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7608,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Keylock should be restricted to making call","The main purpose of locking the keypad was to avoid inadvertent dial or re-dial, but now key lock is indiscriminating, hence not user friendly. ","2010-05-17T17:45:37","2010-05-17T17:45:37","Chuong",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,1]
[null,7613,{"$nulls":3},"There are many key locks and many third party apps.that can be key locks for calling and for the mobile. Could you clarify what it is that you want, as it is not clear. The clarification would be great and would help with voting.","2010-05-17T22:43:48","2010-05-17T22:43:48","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7614,{"$nulls":3},"Personally I see no compelling reason for the keylock except to avoid making call by mistake, especially by re-dialing a previously called number. A total keylock means that user has to unlock the phone for interaction with other applications like video player, interactions such as pause, resume playback, stop, forward or rewind a clip.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-05-17T23:24:30","2010-05-17T23:24:30","Chuong",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9144,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Video Player New Features (VLC in Symbian) (Text-To-Speech)","Video Player new features:\n\n\n\n\n- Support for new formats: Divx, Xvid, *.mkv, rmvb, flt and more\n\n\n\n\nIt will be good if VLC would be converted and included into symbian, with possibility to upgrade itself and codecs\n\n\n\n\nhttp://www.videolan.org/vlc/\n\n\n\n\n- support for subtitles with Unicode, and many file formats: SUB, SRT, SSA, SON, SST\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAnd now suggestion for feature that is not included in any handset:\n\n\n\n\n- Support for text-to-speech in video player. I mean from subtitles. That will work as \"announcer\" and read all of subtitles with great quality\n\n\n\n\nI know that there is possibility to read messages, but this program is not as good as it may be\n\n\n\n\nhttp://www.nokia.pl/pomoc/oprogramowanie/odczytywanie-wiadomosci-tekstowych\n\n\n\n\nTo make described feature real nokia or symbian foundation should collaborate with creators of leader of\n\n\nText-To-Speech applications.\n\n\nI mean:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://www.ivona.com/?set_lang=en&amp;\n\n\n\n\nThen from beggining it would be possible to make this feature complete for 4 languages: Polish, BrE, AmE, and Romanian.\n\n\n\n\nThat gives us a lot more ways of using, we can let IVONA read books, e-mails, webpages and any function on the phone.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-08-27T23:16:19","2010-10-11T05:05:31","superfly86",0,100,"Closed",18,0]
[null,10043,{"$nulls":3},"http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=6951\n\n\n\n\nPlease merge these 2 ideas","2010-10-10T08:14:10","2010-10-10T08:14:10","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10056,{"$nulls":3},"It would be great if it will be possible to install codecs as plugins to put it in specified folder in desired location.\n\n\n\n\nCodecs will be ported for Symbian version of VLC.\n\n\n\n\nThere is not any decent video player for symbian which supports rmvb, xvid, divx with subtitles","2010-10-10T15:52:28","2010-10-10T15:52:27","nitrous17",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9331,{"$nulls":3},"there should be also video streaming thtough VLC","2010-09-05T18:25:44","2010-09-05T18:25:44","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9962,{"$nulls":3},"there is any good player which uses subtitles so this one should be included too","2010-10-08T12:42:27","2010-10-08T12:42:27","nitrous15",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1977,"Mobile applications",null,"QT TV-player","I want a QT based TV player working in my mobile browser with EPG data that I can use for my tv station DR.\n\nI need the browser to be active throughout the live or OD clip. ","2009-10-27T15:49:14","2010-06-14T11:42:00","Nokemano",0,100,"Closed",2,0]
[null,3001,"Mobile applications",null,"Installation supervisor / uninstallation application","Many application are user-installed, but many remains are left after uninstalling. We need an real uninstaller to keep clean the device. The Program Manager in 3rd and 5th works messy and incomplete.","2009-11-30T08:19:31","2010-06-15T10:38:55","carafaja",0,88.18,"Closed",19,2]
[null,3841,{"$nulls":3},"OK, fine, then just blame the developers. So what? The simple user in the real world does not care who says only the Symbian phone crashed again. \n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWell, no matter...","2009-12-22T19:12:37","2009-12-22T19:12:37","carafaja",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3099,{"$nulls":3},"Trial/demo apps will always have to leave behind some app usage data so that they are not reused w/o purchase, unless they connect to the internet for trial usage information.","2009-12-02T07:24:02","2009-12-03T15:44:09","nishant.thomas",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3012,{"$nulls":3},"That is also very similar to this idea :) http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=2750","2009-11-30T10:33:22","2009-12-01T20:49:01","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3270,{"$nulls":3},"It&#39;s a good idea but I am not sure it is as simple as it sounds. E.g. should an app that takes pictures delete them on uninstall? Should an app that records sounds files delete them on uninstall? \nHow do you work out which application created what files?\nWhat is a fair amount of data to leave for license purposes?\nSounds more like changes to the core elements of the platform would need to change for this to be possible.","2009-12-07T13:43:33","2009-12-30T11:52:34","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3819,{"$nulls":3},"I think Symbian signed testing process will take care of this.  Even Windows Mobile plans to implement similar approach requiring developers to clear left-overs in the registry after uninstallation.","2009-12-22T11:46:19","2009-12-22T11:46:45","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3513,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","Work with health industry to find out how Symbian can be used in medical devices","Being a real-time system, Symbian is more suitable than most systems for medical devices. We should try to connect with the health industry to identify how medical devices can make use of Symbian as the platform.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThis partly ties into Mobile Pulse Check.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThis idea came from the Stammtisch.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-12-15T11:14:26","2009-12-15T11:14:26","teknolog",0,100,"Voting and discussion",13,0]
[null,4264,{"$nulls":3},"The healthcare devices could be used for a little of different things.\n\n\n\n\n- sometimes people need to go to the hospital to get check and followed for few hours. They could have the detectors on them and via the phone the data is transferred to a data base like that they could still carry on they daily live and they could be monitored.\n\n\n\n\n- the device could be used to scan the health of someone and pass the information to emergency services or doctor if necessary with the type of sickness to give a warning / info to the people who are go to rescue the victim / person sick\n\n\n\n\n- could be use to control the release of specific medecine to a patient even if not in the hospital.\n\n\n\n\n- probably plenty of other potential applications.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-10T12:51:28","2010-01-10T12:51:28","arnaudl",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4265,{"$nulls":3},"I love the IDEA, and support both functions, but there are regulatory device hurdles (laws) which will make this device as a medical monitor very tricky.....BUT NEEDED........Please keep this discussion open and flowing.  Arnaud if there is more functions that you can be specific about or if other have IDEAs....That would be great.................:)  I also agree with Arnaud that this may want to be 2 separate initiatives......\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSports devices are easier and may be apps and/or add-ons with some functions to measure fitness and weight, or other things.....\n\n\n\n\nThe medical device in the US needs a regulatory team to submit a market application and ensure that the device is properly documented and made.....\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAgain, both are do-able!","2010-01-10T14:04:41","2010-01-10T14:04:40","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4292,{"$nulls":3},"Here is an insight to things that can be done around health care: http://blog.symbian.org/2010/01/11/implementing-psychotherapeutic-services-on-the-symbia-platform/\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-11T14:19:25","2010-01-11T14:19:25","arnaudl",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4295,{"$nulls":3},"I have a very good friend who is VP of http://www.neurotherm.com/ and have been (briefly!) involved on their latest device, a purpose built windows CE unit to deliver pain relief. I can confirm the hurdles to jump over to get this sort of thing licenced are immense and differ from place to place (funnily enough, Japan is extremely conservative, so I am told). That isn't necessarily a bad thing, as prices rise accordingly, making it a profitable sector and shelf lives of products are generally extremely long as product turn around is drawn out, with each minor change in a device having to go through full approval again.","2010-01-11T14:30:49","2010-01-11T14:32:36","jamesm",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4296,{"$nulls":3},"Arnaud and James,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThanks so much for the educational blogs and information.  I am so encouraged and happy that people are supporting \"life enhancing\" medical applications, platforms or add-ons.  I am a retired pharma/technical legal exec and know the legalities, but, also know the benefits of these types of investments in humanity.  I strongly support collaborations with these two groups and if any of you have direct contact information with these people, I have a non-profit organization which is in need of some good technology...I can help with this initiative with some regulatory advice, and some support or pilot groups, plus, I would love to get my hands on any of these devices to test and showcase them fo \"dis\"ability community.....\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nNow, that this seems to have a very good momentum.....I think Sebastian actually has two very lucrative areas of fitness for fun and technological medical life enhancers.....Please vote to support this and let's get relationships with some companies to facilitate the success of both types of products.......\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSebastian.....You have started  a great thread......","2010-01-11T15:41:06","2010-01-11T15:41:06","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3536,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Sebastian,\n\n\n\n\nThis is an intriguing IDEA....\n\n\n\n\nMedical devices\n\n\n\n\nFor a medical device , one would need establish connection to a predacate devive in the USA and file a 510(k) with the FDA.  If there was no predecate device, than a clinical trial would be neccesary.  The issues are the newness of R&amp;D, the legal paperwork needed, the legal process itself, the validation of the electronic device.  The EU and ROW have separarte regulations and they would need to be explored so CE marking could take place and then sales could ensue in EU.  ROW (???) .  If this is done it cost a lot of money upfront, but it is do-able.  The distribution would be another issue, but you could partner with an already establish device company and make royalties.  THe pay off could be GRAND!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSPORTS SPECIALTY DEVICE\n\n\n\n\nMy I suggest pursueing a RECREATIONAL DEVICE instead.  I already use my mobile for biking, camping , kayaking, and you could make a SPORTS Dedicated model of a SYMBIAN DEVICE which has  is heartier design, water resistant  (not proof, there are OTTER boxes and others who do that, and phones too) pulse, heart rate, GPS, Altimeter, location taggers, blog, route finder, safety, beakon, Maps with terrain, would need very good signal pickup and satelite capabilities, weather, barometer, etc....This would have less regulatory hurdles and has a market with SPORTs people.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nEither way, I would be interested to see what SF think of pursueing these types of devices....\n\n\n\n\nI will watch this and support based on SF insider comments, as the upfront cost and expertise is COSTLY, but worth it!","2009-12-15T14:54:10","2010-01-10T12:47:17","ginau",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3545,{"$nulls":3},"Thanks for your insights Gina. The Symbian Foundation would not make any devices, it is up for the community to do that. Going for sports devices is probably an excellent way to start for a device manufacturer.","2009-12-15T15:37:08","2009-12-15T19:06:06","teknolog",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6073,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","Include our &quot;failed to send SMS&quot; in the notifications along with unread SMS, missed Calls, etc.","Failed to Send SMS are caused by Weak signal Strength, Network Problems, Plan Limit consumption, etc.  The problem is sometimes we miss the warning sign that the sending has failed and think it was successful.\n\n\n\n\nI propose to include it in the notification so that we will always know that there are pending messages we can try to send again.","2010-03-01T06:31:06","2010-05-06T02:45:30","BoyBawang",0,100,"Voting and discussion",6,0]
[null,8067,{"$nulls":3},"The same applies for missed alarms.  There should be a HomeScreen widget for all of these along with unread sms, missed calls, etc.","2010-06-21T05:49:37","2010-06-21T05:49:36","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10385,{"$nulls":3},"Or it can appear as notification in the status bar.  Not that intrusive warning notification.","2010-10-26T07:21:08","2010-10-26T07:21:08","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9145,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Thumbnail support for files on memory/usb/internal drive etc","Small thumbnail pictures for images and movie files on Symbian OS. Even if they are tiny still helps to track down files quicker when you have a hundreds of files called 00001 00002 00003 0004 etc...\n\n\n\n\nThis is particularly important when searching on usb drives and external drives - which will be much more possible with symbian 3/n8.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWhat you think?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-08-27T23:45:22","2010-08-27T23:45:22","Wasp",0,100,"Voting and discussion",10,0]
[null,10064,{"$nulls":3},"vote","2010-10-10T16:17:24","2010-10-10T16:17:24","nitrous17",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9344,{"$nulls":3},"Great Idea ! Check your e-mail, Plz !","2010-09-06T12:22:04","2010-09-06T12:22:04","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10169,"Mobile applications",null,"Nightsky on cell ","Hi\n\nMy idea is to have an application which will provide real time information of objects in the sky during night.\n\nI'm not sure how this can be accomplish, but this could be helpful to someone interested in watching night-sky.\n\nAlso the application can provide recent updates on the objects to look for like planets nearing to earth, meteorite showers and any other celestial event.\n\nThanks and Regards,\n\nPradeep","2010-10-12T10:22:14","2010-10-12T10:22:14","pradeepk2",0,100,"Voting and discussion",5,0]
[null,1210,"Mobile functionality","Developer stuff","Compulsory development on Linux?","Symbian development has traditionally been only supported on Windows platforms. Given that Symbian OS will be entirely open source, is it time to start insisting that some development is done on Linux? That would certainly help to iron out defects/deficiencies in tools/source code case consistency etc, etc.\n\n\n\n\nThis way, anyone who wishes can have a full open source solution (i.e. develop open source software (e.g. Symbian OS) on open source software) will be able to do so.\n\n\n\n\nCertainly there would be a demand for this, as I have seen in various internet forums how much dislike some people have for Windows and Microsoft.","2009-06-24T11:24:05","2009-10-23T10:06:06","a.sliced.banjo",0,60.86,"Voting and discussion",26,10]
[null,1952,{"$nulls":3},"Lots of mobile developers develop for multiple platforms, Symbian, iPhone, Android, Maemo. Having a single system capable of supporting all popular mobile platforms makes good business sense, you only need one bit of expensive hardware.\n\nMost OS&#39;es can be virtualised and I suspect that most developers run multiple virtualised development environments on their Macbook ;-), but native support does have the advantage of speed.","2009-10-27T13:58:58","2009-10-27T13:58:58","svdwal",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1211,{"$nulls":3},"Absolutely the entire tool chain should be available to use on non M$ platforms, but I&apos;d drop the &apos;compulsory&apos;, the ideal should be that no particular host platform is mandated.","2009-06-24T12:49:20","2009-06-24T12:49:20","cowboycoder",{"$nulls":3},4,0]
[null,1212,{"$nulls":3},"If the tools were made to run on linux, they could easily run on an apple mac, sun, bsd unix, etc\n\n\n\n\nwe shouldn&apos;t restrict our developers to just one (albeit huge) section of the potential developer community.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-06-24T14:18:51","2009-06-24T16:47:04","trevor.b",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,1213,{"$nulls":3},"Linux support for the tools is an absolute must.  Particularly considering the shift to Qt and the preferred development platform for most existing users of that framework.\n\n\n\n\nI guess forcing some of the platform developers in Nokia to work on Linux would help iron out bugs and problems faster, but in general I agree with Andrew, no host environment should be mandated.\n\n\n\n\nI vote for this with the \"compulsory\" removed.  I&apos;m not sure what needs to be done that isn&apos;t alread underway.  Does the new simulator work on Linux?  Or do we need to revive the QEMU based solution fully before we can get there?  What about on-device debugging - will the host side part of that work on Linux?\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-06-24T14:23:10","2009-06-25T11:03:10","markw",{"$nulls":3},6,0]
[null,1215,{"$nulls":3},"I&apos;ve voted against because I don&apos;t think you get much bang for your buck.\n\n\n\n\nI think you can be friendly and accomodating to non-MS developers interested in developing the capabilities of such an environment but I think you should also be immensely pragmatic.\n\n\n\n\niPhone development has hardly been hampered because development is limited to a particular (albeit very nice) OS. Making good cross platform software is a large undertaking especially in verification.\n\n\n\n\nIn the end if you have any limitations in your non-MS support you will still get slagged off too.","2009-06-24T15:22:05","2009-06-28T10:46:47","tonylo",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1222,{"$nulls":3},"It can be tricky to compel developers to use a particular set of tools and then get constructive feedback, especially if they were comfortable with something else.   I&apos;d favor an approach of investing enough to make the development experience good enough for an initial set of Linux champions and then working with them to improve the product to a quality level suitable for the broader community.\n\n\n\n\nI do agree that we need to have a Linux solution.  However, MacOS is currently a higher priority.  And once we get to Linux, we&apos;ll need to decide which variation(s) to officially support.  It&apos;s unlikely to be possible to validate for the large numbers of Linux variations, although unofficial support might be feasible.\n\n\n\n\nAnd I agree with Tony&apos;s concerns.  It is more important to have a good development experience on one platform than a bad development experience on lots of platforms.","2009-06-24T19:44:45","2009-06-28T16:26:58","paulb",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,1228,{"$nulls":3},"I voted to scrap this idea, and so just a quick comment to explain my reasoning.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIt&apos;s the same as other people have stated here - I agree entirely with the need to make Symbian develop possible on Linux, but it&apos;s the \"compulsory\" part which forces me to vote against it.  Maybe we could strongly encourage Linux development, but I don&apos;t think we can mandate it.","2009-06-25T08:52:30","2009-06-25T09:38:06","danm",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1240,{"$nulls":3},"I vote against because I don&apos;t like even version 3 of the \"compulsory\" word, but actually it&apos;s my intention to use Linux to do the PDK builds and package builds in the Foundation.\n\n\n\n\nI believe that Linux is technically a better solution and much more capable of scaling to get the build turnaround times that I need. The WINSCW emulator is almost dying under the sheer volume of executables, and an instruction set simulator is a much more portable and useful solution: once I can abandon the WINSCW emulator, or at least treat it as an optional part of a PDK/SDK, then it&apos;s back to a proper \"grep | sort | uniq | wc\" development environment for me!","2009-06-26T14:58:18","2009-06-26T14:58:18","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,1247,{"$nulls":3},"I changed my vote from support to scrap because of the insistence on \"compulsory\".  What we need is for some POSIX-based non-windows platform (and I&apos;d personally go for a Linux variant way ahead of Mac OS X, although you should largely get the latter for free) to be officially supported as a development environment.  Meaning that the tools teams will fix any bugs/issue that developers find in that environment.\n\n\n\n\nIn this situation, it shouldn&apos;t be necessary to make anything \"compulsory\" because a sufficient number of developers (including platform developers and integrators - as in William&apos;s example above) should just want to use a Windows alternative without being forced.  In fact, I wouldn&apos;t be at all surprised if a relatively large minority weren&apos;t willing to switch immediately and start helping to iron out all of the bugs from the moment it was possible to develop with an IDE on Linux.\n\n\n\n\nIf I&apos;m wrong about this and there is no existing demand for a Linux solution then the investment to create and improve it probably isn&apos;t worth making (i.e. it implies that the Windows environment is good enough for almost everyone and we should follow Tony&apos;s advice and focus on improving that first).\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-06-28T17:23:57","2009-06-28T17:27:33","markw",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1276,{"$nulls":3},"Related point... I guess it could be posted as a separate idea, but seeing as discussion is already going on here, I&apos;ll join the band wagon :-)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nHas anyone looked at the Greenphone SDK? I&apos;m sure this idea has been done in other places, but I can&apos;t name any off the top of my head. They used a pre-configured linux VM as an SDK. You download a VM Ware image with their (Qtopia/Qt Extended) SDK already installed on it and a bunch of useful tools already set up for you. The user just downloads the free VM player from VM Ware and off they go.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI acknowledge that to some people this will be less than ideal, perhaps because they can&apos;t build their projects anything like as quickly from inside a virtual environment. Still, being able to get your hands dirty as quickly as you can download the thing is pretty neat. If you&apos;re in the kind of position I was in, a \"dabbler\" I suppose, then it&apos;s perfect. I was able to build an image, some apps, try them out on the emulator and fiddle with Valgrind within an hour. No messing around installing SDKs and tools, no configuring environment variables, no subst&apos;ed drives etc. Someone who knows what they&apos;re doing already did it once for most of the developer community.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSo, given that some commercial developers will have the resources to \"do it properly\" and set up the tools the way it works for their organization I&apos;d not suggest a Greenphone style VM-only SDK necessarily. I would, however, encourage that it was made available as an option. It gives a really nice way in for the curious other-platform developers and avoids a lot of the initial teething problems. Plus, this surely has to be a step forwards in providing a reliable and well tested standard tools configuration? \n\n\n\n\n ","2009-06-30T22:02:14","2010-04-04T15:32:37","jaley",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,1978,"Mobile applications",null,"I want a mass customisable/brandable advertising application linking with social media","I want a mass customisable/brandable advertising application linking with social media","2009-10-27T15:49:32","2010-06-03T14:12:06",152,0,0,"Closed",0,0]
[null,3002,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Add a Next link at the end of the Pages links","At the bottom of the page is a list of links to each page of ideas, like:\n\nPages: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49\n\nIt&#39;d be great to have a &quot;Next&quot; link at the bottom, like Google have with their search results\n\n\nPages: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 Next\n\nSo if you&#39;re on page 2 and click Next, you go to page 3.\n\nThat way, when using browsers like Opera, you can just press space to move down a screenful at a time, and when at the bottom, space will take you to the next page. It also has a &quot;Forward&quot; button at the top.\n\nThis would also make the website more accessible.\n\nhttp://www.opera.com/support/kb/view/608/\n\n(PS for some reason I couldn&#39;t post this idea to your site using Opera)","2009-11-30T09:30:52","2009-11-30T09:30:52","hugo",0,100,"Voting and discussion",9,0]
[null,3417,{"$nulls":3},"I added an idea for auto-loading next 10 entries like in Google reader, but hey, I think Opera's way you use is great too! Since most forums/blogs are built like a 1 2 3 4 5 next page linking format, it's a smart thing to interpret the space bar key as \"next page\". Does this work in Firefox with some extension?\n\n\n\n\nYours is easier to implement and more universally accessible than mine, though less obvious to IE/Firefox users, but whatever suggestion Symbian Ideas take, let's make panning for gold easier, by making it quick to sift through a lotta sand!","2009-12-13T13:24:37","2009-12-13T19:53:34","jack.wang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3003,{"$nulls":3},"Sorry about the formatting above, something stripped out all the line breaks! Here it is again with br tags added:\n\n\n\nAt the bottom of the page is a list of links to each page of ideas, like:\n\n\n\nPages: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49\n\n\n\nIt'd be great to have a \"Next\" link at the bottom, like Google and Flickr have:\n\n\n\nPages: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 Next\n\n\n\nSo if you're on page 2 and click Next, you go to page 3. That way, when using browsers like Opera, you can just press space to move down a screenful at a time, and when at the bottom, space will take you to the next page. It also has a \"Forward\" button at the top.\n\n\n\nThis would also make the website more accessible.\n\n\n\nhttp://www.opera.com/support/kb/view/608/","2009-11-30T09:31:54","2009-11-30T11:16:55","hugo",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4026,"Mobile functionality",null,"Support ISDB-T (Japanese Digital TV Standard)","Integrated Services Digital Broadcasting (ISDB) is a Japanese standard for digital television (DTV) anddigital radio used by the country's radio and television stations. This system will be the most used in South America, mainly in Argentina and Brazil (Mercosur members).\n\n\n \n\n\nMore info: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISDB","2009-12-30T05:18:46","2010-02-26T18:19:46","RAYDave",0,87.52,"Expert review",62,2]
[null,5142,{"$nulls":3},"Great idea!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI like digital terrestrial TV!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-03T18:00:12","2010-02-03T18:00:12","JBarlow",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9879,{"$nulls":3},"I agree! All digital terrestrial TV-standards that are used in different regions of the world should be supported.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-07T12:17:53","2010-10-07T12:17:53","CarlosFiyero",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4037,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Daniel,  Thank you for the education....it is always nice to see some background and understand IDEAs better..... I am hopeful that some of our SF Asia friends may be able to help out by adding to this discussion....I think it looks great, it looks like it in Japan, will be implemented in South America.  My guess is it is likely a feature on some Japanese or Asian phones, but, like I said, it would be great to connect with them and see what is available and what changes might be needed for SA.....","2009-12-31T03:43:22","2010-08-28T02:22:49","ginau",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4843,{"$nulls":3},"Nice idea!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-25T09:42:06","2010-01-25T09:42:06","Jonas.Andersson",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4863,{"$nulls":3},"Um, but that's a HARDWARE issue... I don't think SF would be able to do anything about it (except write the TV tuner, but still).","2010-01-25T16:48:52","2010-01-25T16:48:52","rrss",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4538,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","XviD support","It would be nice to see support for the XviD video format.","2010-01-17T16:13:46","2010-10-15T11:54:29","adetaylor",0,100,"Expert review",31,0]
[null,9679,{"$nulls":3},"add it plz","2010-09-26T22:17:09","2010-09-26T22:17:09","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9689,{"$nulls":3},"I think it have already on Nokia N8 !","2010-09-27T15:01:09","2010-09-27T15:01:09","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4600,{"$nulls":3},"Good idea, because other brands have implemented in their devices and Nokia is better for my media is lagging behind","2010-01-18T18:30:12","2010-01-18T18:30:12","barahona69",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5306,"Mobile applications",null,"Bluetooth Screen Sharing between Symbian mobiles","It would be a bluetooth Stream between mobiles at which everything that is displayed in the \"host\" phone screen would be also displayed in the phones that are receiving the bluettoth signal.\n\n\n\n\nThat would be very usefull to watch films and showing game performances to others.","2010-02-07T20:24:19","2010-02-07T20:24:19","Fernandez_88",0,94.52,"Voting and discussion",13,2]
[null,5914,{"$nulls":3},"And, another significant advantage here is that you won't have any data transfer cost for those who don't have an unlimited data transfer plan. And it also dispenses the need of a server. I mean, that could be a built-in feature.","2010-02-25T00:24:04","2010-02-25T00:24:03","Fernandez_88",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10065,{"$nulls":3},"great one","2010-10-10T16:17:46","2010-10-10T16:17:46","nitrous17",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5313,{"$nulls":3},"In general a good idea (for tech support say) but why limit it to BT when any IP stack would do?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI believe that VNC have a system for Symbian (or intend to) so that is always an option.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nOf course the real problem is IP (intelectual property this time) issues as being able to share a video (for example) remotely is likely to cause all kinds of problems...","2010-02-08T10:19:49","2010-02-11T00:22:43","dadurant",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9704,{"$nulls":3},"It may also support windows such like remote desktop - sharing our computer screen on mobile phone!","2010-09-28T13:26:45","2010-09-28T13:26:45","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8122,"Mobile applications",null,"Mobile phone act as a bluetooth mouse","using the camera as optical sensor and allow the flash to turn on, perhaps we can develop an application that can this concept to work like a blue-tooth mouse for PC. Although, currently application is made available for SE mobile phones to provide bluetooth mouse ability, but it is inconvenient to navigate mouse via joystick.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-06-28T14:27:30","2010-10-10T19:23:21","v_j_kent",0,87.94,"Expert review",32,1]
[null,10041,{"$nulls":3},"http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=5317\n\n\n\n\nThis should be connected with bluetooth mouse","2010-10-10T00:29:21","2010-10-10T00:29:21","JCarpenter",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9954,{"$nulls":3},"This may be useful for pc's\n\n\n\n\nBut I would also add support for bluetooth keyboard - we may write using touch keypad or physical handset keypad and then it would be used on our PC/notebook","2010-10-08T12:28:42","2010-10-08T12:28:42","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8890,"Symbian Foundation",null,"The World is Flat ! Symbian for everything nice !","Now a day, Operate System not only for computer or mobile phone. Every OS s have version for each devices like mp3 player, laptop, netbook, moble phone, or even car, robot, kitchen gadget ! But with Symbian, it's almost use on mobile phone.\n\n\n\n\nThe world is flat now, how about if one day, you bring on hand a netbook use Symbian, a laptop use Symbian, or even your microwave? Let make Symbian more open ! Everything can install Symbian like other OS.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nMeego\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n                                     Phone\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n                                Car                                                          Table Computer\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\niPhone\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n             Phone                                          Table Computer                                          Mp3 Player\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nLinux\n\n\n\n\nUbuntu","2010-08-20T08:16:33","2010-08-20T08:16:33","MyFanIsUUUU",0,100,"Voting and discussion",22,0]
[null,9817,{"$nulls":3},"Why have 2 same ideas here? I think we should merge it !","2010-10-05T11:33:46","2010-10-05T11:33:46","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10146,{"$nulls":3},"vote","2010-10-11T21:31:45","2010-10-11T21:31:45","nitrous18",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9146,"Symbian Foundation","Increase device usage","Java apps icon + using without installation","S40 can open Java apps/games without installation, as well there are icons for all apps/games presented in file manager.\n\n\n\n\nI suggest to add these icons and possibility to open java apps without installation into Symbian.\n\n\n\n\nThe 1 suggestion will help us easier to find e.g. game that we are interested with","2010-08-28T00:40:48","2010-10-14T23:30:15","superfly86",0,97,"Expert review",31,1]
[null,10248,{"$nulls":3},"i support it","2010-10-14T18:06:07","2010-10-14T18:06:07","nitrous25",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9243,{"$nulls":3},"I agree, java can be like flash lite also. Since almost every phone OS is support java.","2010-09-01T19:25:35","2010-09-01T19:25:35","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9244,{"$nulls":3},"Nokia S40 can do it so why Symbian couldn't ?\n\n\n\n\nIt works great in nokia features phones","2010-09-01T19:33:48","2010-09-01T19:33:48","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9960,{"$nulls":3},"this may be useful","2010-10-08T12:40:39","2010-10-08T12:40:39","nitrous15",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,443,"Symbian Foundation","Make development easier","Spreading symbian to different platforms","There is a huge market for embedded systems that is dominated by embedded linux. The idea is to boost symbian adoption in this market. To do this it would be necessary to generate cases of success with different platforms. This could be achieved with help of the community with support and guidance of the foundation. The cost associated with the support and guidance wouldn&apos;t be high at first. Need just to decide the most interesting areas to invest and request the community to contribute (maybe through competition or something like that).\n\n\n \n\n\nThe aim would be to put Symbian as an alternative to embedded linux especially on the platforms that Symbian has some previously identified advantages.\n\n\n \n\n\nSymbian can be seen running on Atom processors. Maybe a good market to start with would be netbooks. More discussion is needed to decide where to start and how to proceed.","2009-05-04T18:17:53","2010-02-26T18:18:54","olympio",0,93.1,"Expert review",35,2]
[null,846,{"$nulls":3},"I actually posted essentially the same idea, so I am naturally in favor of it.\n\n\n\n\nI know tool vendors who would be interested in supporting such an effort.\n\n\n\n\nPerhaps we could find some pilot projects in companies which are part\n\n\n\n\nof the Symbian user community, such as Nokia.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-06-03T05:32:37","2009-06-03T05:32:37","dmorein",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,850,{"$nulls":3},"It&apos;s an interesting idea, but for small embedded systems I think it is hamstrung by the current situation where I believe you need to use RVCT to build the kernel and device driver components. Obviously you need your own baseport for your custom embedded environment. A free toolchain is useful to a lot of embedded shops which are very small compared to mobile device manufacturers.\n\n\n\n\nI&apos;d also suggest that someone would investigate the state of Linux embedded development compared to Symbian where Linux has some advantages at the moment (u-boot/Busybox etc).","2009-06-03T09:49:16","2009-06-03T09:49:43","tonylo",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,851,{"$nulls":3},"I&apos;m also in favour of this in principle. However, since the Foundation doesn&apos;t employ any software developers your ability to make this happen is purely down to influencing 3rd parties, such as Nokia or independant developers, to work on this.\n\n\n\n\nIn short - how can you pursuade those people that there is something in it for them?","2009-06-03T10:19:35","2010-10-26T04:10:14","dadurant",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,857,{"$nulls":3},"This is an interesting area.  As far as I can see there are three main reasons for a company to use the Symbian platform rather than Linux in an embedded system:\n\n\n\n\n1) If it&apos;s battery powered (or likely to subjected to environmental power consumption constraints!), Symbian has better power management and lower memory consumption (can reduce size/cost or improve battery life depending on the trade-off you choose).\n\n\n\n\n2) Linux really just provides a kernel (and a very solid one) but the surrounding open source middleware is of very variable quality.  Symbian provides a complete platform in product quality open source.\n\n\n\n\n3) EPL rather than GPL - many companies in the embedded space create some IP in software or hardware that they would like to protect - they can&apos;t easily do that on Linux without infringing the GPL.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nOf course, as Tony points out above, embedded Linux development is way ahead of Symbian development in terms of tooling and hardware support for creating new embedded devices.  As such, initial focus to get Symbian on other devices should focus on our advantages and in areas where the disadvantages are less important (generally large companies - which is why I suggested the Digital TV industry).\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-06-03T14:34:35","2009-06-03T14:34:35","markw",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,878,{"$nulls":3},"Whilst I&apos;m very much in favour of this - in fact getting a wide range of open baseports needs to be a priority if SyOS is ever going to move away from it&apos;s current &apos;enclave&apos; - I don&apos;t think it&apos;s going to be particularly easy. The biggest gotcha I&apos;d think is when it tries to move away from ARM based devices (or x86 I guess). There&apos;s a fairly significant amount of code that would need to be redone for a new CPU architecture (STBs are predominantly MIPS-32 based AFAIK), and so any OEM would need a very compelling reason to switch from their current Linux based solution to SyOS.\n\n\n\n\nIn order to stand a chance of outseating Linux from such applications a suitable baseport is going to have to be freely available (as it is for Linux) and I wouldn&apos;t expect an OEM to put in the work required then give it away, I&apos;m not even sure a silicon vendor would do this unless they were sure there&apos;d be customers for their silicon. I think a fleshing out of the baseport portfolio is going to have to come from the same source - a vibrant OSS community.\n\n\n\n\nSo, my suggestion here is simply this; Get the BPK openned and out there.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-06-06T07:26:50","2009-06-08T10:51:47","cowboycoder",{"$nulls":3},3,0]
[null,885,{"$nulls":3},"I think Symbian has quite a bit of catching up to do in this area given the lead time on such things.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nYet another Andriod netbook announced today : http://www.netbooknews.com/172/google-android-netbook-from-gnb/\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIs this a good thing to spend our limited resources on this on concentrate on consolodating the existing areas Symbian excells in (open question)?","2009-06-08T11:37:17","2009-06-08T12:04:42","dadurant",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,929,{"$nulls":3},"I agree with Andrew (for what it&apos;s worth) on the main technical challenge, and I also think in general this would be a good move to make. There are a couple of other things to take into consideration I think:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n1. When I worked for another company and we were selecting an OS for an embedded application, we favoured Linux over windows because it was free and more flexible in what you chose to bring in, and we favoured linux over anything else because of the availability of people and companies that could support the development now and in the future. For the technical reasons that Andrew has mentioned, you would be asking one or more companies to make a substantial investment in bringing up a platform - I believe that real \"Symbian\" programming talent is still relatively rare, which is a risk for them.\n\n\n\n\n2. Spreading your resources - arrange your forces too thinly and the competition could pick off your outposts one by one. On the other hand, concentrate them in one point and they can focus on a single objective and overwhlem you. I suppose to extend the analogy, Foundation is more of a guerrila outfit than an industrial power, so spreading thinly and winning hearts and minds is the strategy to adopt ;o)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nMatt","2009-06-10T09:11:05","2009-06-10T09:11:05","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,448,{"$nulls":3},"Brilliant ideas... a few people have expressed interest already what do you think the killer platform would be to start with to concentrate our efforts?","2009-05-04T18:38:52","2009-05-06T16:19:21","campbieil",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,967,{"$nulls":3},"I don&apos;t want to be a spoilsport ... this is an interesting and active discussion, but I don&apos;t think I see it developing into a specific suggestion. We all agree it would be better if Symbian were available on more platforms, and even better if it were used on more platforms.\n\n\n\n\nCan someone turn this into a specific suggestion that could therefore be moved forward? Something that\n\n\n\ncould be assigned to a specific owner (you don&apos;t necessarily need to say who should be the owner, but, to get it past the discussion phase, it needs to be specific enough to be \"own-able\")\n\ncould be turned by the owner into a plan of action\n\nis specific enough that we can tell when it is completed\n\n\n\n... or is this really just going to remain as a general discussion thread (interesting conversation, but no action expected)?","2009-06-10T14:50:28","2009-06-10T14:50:28","LawrenceSimpson",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,456,{"$nulls":3},"I&apos;d like to know a bit more about these advantages first before giving my vote to it. In terms of efficiency, reliability, provided feature-set, cost of integration, etc.","2009-05-04T22:56:11","2009-05-04T22:56:11","tote",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,484,{"$nulls":3}," \n\n\n\n  Normal 0   21   false false false  PT-BR X-NONE X-NONE              MicrosoftInternetExplorer4              \n                                                                                                                                            \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n /* Style Definitions */\n table.MsoNormalTable\n\t{mso-style-name:\"Table Normal\";\n\tmso-tstyle-rowband-size:0;\n\tmso-tstyle-colband-size:0;\n\tmso-style-noshow:yes;\n\tmso-style-priority:99;\n\tmso-style-qformat:yes;\n\tmso-style-parent:\"\";\n\tmso-padding-alt:0cm 5.4pt 0cm 5.4pt;\n\tmso-para-margin-top:0cm;\n\tmso-para-margin-right:0cm;\n\tmso-para-margin-bottom:10.0pt;\n\tmso-para-margin-left:0cm;\n\tline-height:115%;\n\tmso-pagination:widow-orphan;\n\tfont-size:11.0pt;\n\tfont-family:\"Calibri\",\"sans-serif\";\n\tmso-ascii-font-family:Calibri;\n\tmso-ascii-theme-font:minor-latin;\n\tmso-fareast-font-family:\"Times New Roman\";\n\tmso-fareast-theme-font:minor-fareast;\n\tmso-hansi-font-family:Calibri;\n\tmso-hansi-theme-font:minor-latin;}\n\n\n\n\nWell, there are some reasons why Symbian could succeed in embedded system market.\n\n\n\n\n   - It was designed for embedded systems\n\n\n\n\n   - Has a modularized architecture which implies in simpler adaptation to new platforms\n\n\n\n\n   - Has a huge set of stable APIs that will ease the development of reliable applications for the platform. \n\n\n\n\n   - Symbian will offer FOSS with product quality (this is very important). This would reduce the time spent to productize stuffs.\n\n\n\n\n   - Support for a variety of development environments: Native C/C++, JavaME, Python, Ruby, Flash Lite, Web Runtime, etc.\n\n\n\n\nThe foundation could lead the development of some streams focused on, for example: multimedia, networking, etc.\n\n\n\n\nEach stream would include specific applications services designed and maintained for it (community help here). These application services would be packed into modules that the user could download and attach to the platform it wants to develop. \n\n\n\n\n ","2009-05-05T18:37:29","2009-05-05T18:37:28","olympio",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,504,{"$nulls":3},"Great ideas Olympio, and I agree that there&apos;s no reason that Symbian OS shouldn&apos;t be confined to mobile phones only. If I remember correctly, there are other Ideas here about getting it running on things like digital TV set-top-boxes.","2009-05-06T16:16:05","2009-05-06T16:16:05","vmlemon",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3320,{"$nulls":3},"Hello all, I want throw in my thoughts, as I see multiple products that can come out of this discussion.....\n\n\n\n\nSF MOBILE SMARTBOARD DEVICES AND APPLICATION FOR BUSINESS/EDUCATION/SPECIAL NEEDS/CONVENIENCE\n\n\n\n\n1)Antoine had a whiteboad, IDEA http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=1672...I refined it to be a SMARTBOARD...They are used in most every school in the US. They have a market in the PC world, but going mobile is brilliant. There could be one Master device and several Bluetooth core group responders (that would be an idea for a non-phone product that would be inexpensive to make, but required for education). This SMARTBOARD technology is also very valuable for SPECIAL and for the GLOBAL BUSINESS COMMUNITY. Conversely, most parents in the US, give their child a mobile at an early age (8-10 years old). Right now, a student cannot use their mobile in school. Well, if the phone had a SMARTBOARD capability with Bluetooth, than you would sell more phones, as they are not just a phone, they are an education tool. People will spend money for their children!\n\n\n\n\nBEST SF NON-PHONE MOBILE ENTERNTAINMENT DEVICE, NO PHONE, NO CAMERA, ADD-IN QUALITY AND FUNCTIONALITY AND THIS IS A COMPLIMENTARY PLATFORM FOR THE APPS STORE\n\n\n\n\n2) I can also see a gaming device. Some just want gaming, internet, Bluetooth, radio, music, TV, movies, photo gallery&hellip;&hellip;.So get rid of the camera, and calling functionality, and put all that memory, extra room, and functionality into creating the best mobile gaming device EVER! If the core platform was modified to get rid of the phone &amp; camera, and the additions of memory, great (best possible) graphics, a nice bigger screen, motion and finger-controlled gaming controls, exceptional sound quality for music, streaming video, DVD playing, and you made the screen larger and the device elongated and with some minor controls (get a gamer focus group), than you have a great position in the market.\n\n\n\n\nDIVERSIFY PRODUCT LINES, RE-INVENT \"FEEDER PRODUCTS\" AND OTHER BUIDING BLOCKS FOR SF APPLICATIONS STORES TO DOMINATE THE WORLD MARKET\n\n\n\n\n3)To take this Idea a step further, these 2/3 proposed new devices are also very much in line with the vision to create the core NICHE in Applications Sales and to make SYMBIAN FOUNDATION a well-established and properly market positioned FOUNDATION!&hellip;. The devices to facilitate the success of better market positioning, and provide the &ldquo;HALO&rdquo; that my esteemed colleague Godfrey Alleyne spoke of in his earlier post &ldquo;Market or NOT Market&rdquo;, will be the building blocks or new SYMBIAN DEVICES, which will generate and perpetuate the Symbian Foundation Applications business. My take on this IDEA is that you all have the capability to make these types of devices, and they will attract the people to the Applications which must accompany these devices (Games, music, rent a movie, eBOOKs with reader, accessibility, fun, business strategy, educational, internet, Bluetooth connectivity and co-gaming, help special education, general education, learn languages, surf the net, stock analysis, the APPs are limitless!).\n\n\n\n\nSo, my &ldquo;2 cents&rdquo; is that you need to diversify your product lines and create the SF NICHE! Please comment appropriately! Regards!\n\n\nCheers! Gina","2009-12-10T02:49:36","2009-12-10T02:49:36","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1467,"Mobile applications",null,"Create a prototype Symbian version of TwittARound","(This idea emerged from a discussion with Joe Neale)\n\n\n\n\nThe iPhone app TwittARound has generated some excitement.  It's an augmented reality app which superimposes on the video display, indications of tweets that have been sent from the locations viewed.\n\n\n\n\nThe video at http://i.document.m05.de/?p=685 shows how the app works, and that site also gives some details of how the app is implemented.\n\n\n\n\nHowever, as explained here:\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nTwittaround hasn&rsquo;t made it into the iPhone App Store yet: the iPhone SDK doesn&rsquo;t provide public APIs for manipulating live video. In other words: the app is using parts of the software that Apple hasn&rsquo;t opened up yet. Neither is there an unofficial version of the code available at this point...\n\n\n\n\n\n\nHence the Idea: assuming that the Symbian platform provides APIs corresponding to the ones which are presently withheld from the iPhone SDK, someone should create a version of TwittARound that runs on, say, the Nokia N97 and/or Samsung i8910.\n\n\n\n\nThe benefits would be:\n\n\n\nSome good PR!\nA good demo\nSome familiarisation with the rapidly emerging field of Augmented Reality\nPerhaps, some learning about the fitness of purpose of the Symbian platform APIs.\n\n\n\n ","2009-08-05T13:30:20","2009-09-23T15:55:29","dw2",0,100,"Voting and discussion",6,0]
[null,3372,{"$nulls":3},"TwittARound is in the App Store since yesterday! http://i.document.m05.de/?page_id=700\n\n\n\n\nAnd soon on Android 2.0 due its Webkit base.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-12-11T13:36:40","2009-12-11T13:37:34","emnullfuenf",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1470,{"$nulls":3},"I don't believe this could be done easily with the existing S60 Browser control in a similar way.  Possibly with Qt WebKit it would be quite simple, but that's still experimental in the Symbian port and probably not up to the task just yet.\n\n\n\n\nSimilar functionality could probably be achieved fairly easily using ARound: http://seqpoint.com/beta-labs/69\n\n\n\n\nDavid's even got an architecture that allows various data source plug-ins to be developed - so in theory you just need a twitter plug-in.  The kinetic scroll up of the web view from twitter over the AR display could be rather challenging - you might just have to launch the browser over the top...\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-08-05T13:46:12","2009-08-05T13:46:12","markw",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,1471,{"$nulls":3},"To add to the above posts, if anyone is already toying with this project or has the means/time to work on it, please get in touch with me! ;)","2009-08-05T14:36:25","2009-08-05T14:36:25","Joe",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1472,{"$nulls":3}," \n\n\n\n\nThis particular case is also a good example of better integration of technologies in mobile devices - location, video, &amp; internet together. It's more than just a small-screen version of a PC app, and the sort of thing we need more of.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-08-05T14:39:39","2009-08-05T18:21:01","LawrenceSimpson",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1474,{"$nulls":3},"As an app I think it's super cool. I'd put it in the \"pub app\" category since it's the kind of thing one would show to mates rather than use on a regular basis--however, it's good for oohs and ahhs. With my OS hat on, I have a couple points. First, with the NGA (New Graphics Architecture) coming in S^3, something like this should be easily done, through layering and the better video functionality. On the other hand, it is an app and not something that would be incorporated into the Symbian code directly... So it's a cool idea, but it's not an OS enhancement... unless it sparks the need for one to enable it to be created.","2009-08-05T15:42:41","2009-12-11T15:07:23","scottw",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1486,{"$nulls":3},"Hi,\n\n\n\n\nSomehow related to David's post, and to those who could be interested, let me introduce you a project I've been working on, called ARound . Actually the application started as a 'just for fun' project some time ago ( you can read an entry on my blog here ) when I did a quick application prototype for my new 6210 Navigator device. After that, I left the project on stand-by and worked on other things, while waiting for a touch device with the proper functionality to show up, which was the N97.\n\n\n\n\nOne of the main ideas of the application is making it extensible, allowing various data sources among other things. So this would certainly allow sources like twitter, metro stations, etc. You can see a rough diagram taken from the project's homepage:\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAs shown in the diagram, the application currently supports both local and Wikipedia landmarks plugins.\n\n\n\n\nThis is a screenshot of the current internal version\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWith the idea of getting some early feedback, I released an early beta about two weeks ago. This proved to be a good thing, as I got some interesting comments from some people. Now I'm currently working on improving the UI and the location estimate to make it more reliable. I plan to have a proper release candidate over this month.\n\n\n\n\nSo if anyone is interested and want to discuss further ideas, please feel free to contact me. I certainly have some plans beyond this, but as a first step I'm aiming to provide this basic functionality.\n\n\n\n\nI certainly agree with Scott Weis' comment. Actually one of my motivations was showing that Symbian provides the necessary functionality to make this work. I find it a bit depressing to see blog posts talking about AR on Android and even iPhone (considering that Apple currently disallows such functionality on their phones), whereas there's little mention at all about Symbian.\n\n\n\n\n(And sorry for the shameless plug :-))\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-08-06T11:57:16","2010-02-19T11:53:24","david.caabeiro",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,1979,"Mobile functionality","Developer stuff","Multimedia API","A unified access mechanism to device hardware, related to multimedia playback of audio and video enabling simple overlays over media, etc.","2009-10-27T15:53:55","2010-06-23T15:48:56","kanongil",0,0,"Closed",1,0]
[null,2148,{"$nulls":3},"Please be more specific! :-)\n\nWe already have multimedia APIs for playing audio and video.\n\nIn Symbian^3 we have a new graphics architecture on the way which will solve your simple overlays issue.  Plus a new multimedia architecture is evolving across S^3, S^4 and S^5.\n\nTake a look at the roadmaps on developer.symbian.org and let us know if there&#39;s something you want to do that isn&#39;t already covered.","2009-10-30T11:27:11","2009-10-30T11:27:10","markw",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4027,"Mobile functionality",null,"Ability to easily flash bricked devices at home with usb","hi all, i couldn't find this anywhere so i decided to post it here.\n\n\n\n\ni was out waiting for my N900 and in the mean time i was checking out talk.maemo.org to know more about  the device. thats when i found, how easy it was to flash a N900 at home without any complicated tools.\n\n\n\n\nso this goes here to the symbian guys to please allow end users to easily flash their devices using the .bin file enabling them to bring back bricked devices instead of the jaf or phoenix tools.\n\n\n\n\nthis wud reduce dependency on external care centers and enable compliance. thanks :P","2009-12-30T07:08:03","2009-12-30T07:08:03","anirudh",0,73.35,"Voting and discussion",24,2]
[null,4133,{"$nulls":3},"If you can flash your symbian device at home, than you would need acces to a public flash image, and operator locked phones would be useless. Anybody would buy cheap phones, and flash them to get rid of network restrictions.","2010-01-05T10:35:21","2010-01-05T10:35:21","nash00cu",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5210,{"$nulls":3},"If you are following symbian instructions, you can't brick your phone, it's almost impossible. The only way to do it, to flash your phone with NSU and loose internet conection.\n\n\n\n\nSure if you tweaking system and changing product codes or doing something with system files, so you are advanced user and you can use JAF to flash your dead phone.\n\n\n\n\nBut if S^3 will be open platform, so it's possible to create modified firmware ROM and there will be much more bricket phones. So it would be nice to have possibility to flash dead phone thru NSU.","2010-02-05T06:59:23","2010-02-05T11:57:05","syliokas",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4194,{"$nulls":3},"what do you mean by cheap phones?","2010-01-07T18:44:36","2010-01-07T18:44:36","anirudh",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4205,{"$nulls":3},"One can already flash the devices at home, e.g. through the Nokia Software Update. That's about the best that can be expected from a regular end-user, really.","2010-01-07T19:48:05","2010-01-07T19:48:05","lucian",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4210,{"$nulls":3},"Salutari frati romani! The ideea is that me , the end user, can flash my bricked device (N95) at home via USB or on the go via a .bin file or something else on a memory card, something like WinMob devices. I come from WinMob devices and in this subject they pose no limitations. So, is there any posible chance on Symbian devices too, without the need of Nokia Software Update? By the way, via NSU I flashed my N95 device from english firmware to romanian firmware, of course with the help of an firmware-number-changer software, and then I used NSU. Salutari!","2010-01-07T21:56:16","2010-01-07T21:56:16","secarianu",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5258,{"$nulls":3},"Remember some of these requests should goto Nokia not so much the Symbian Foundation.","2010-02-06T02:29:30","2010-02-06T02:29:30","jeremychild",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5266,{"$nulls":3},"It's interesting who's first idea was to let users to update firmware with NSU for older symbian phones? Nokia or Symbian? But I guess Nokia just uproved such possibility and Symbian did all the work.","2010-02-06T06:37:26","2010-02-06T06:37:26","syliokas",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5307,"Mobile functionality",null,"Optic zoom on mobile camera","The S60 phones use to have good cameras with good lens and good resolution. What splits smartphones from dedicated cameras is Xenon flash and optic zoom, that would increase the numberof  mobile photo shooters","2010-02-07T20:39:25","2010-02-07T20:39:25","Fernandez_88",0,100,"Voting and discussion",7,0]
[null,5819,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Music player: Load album art from the file system","The music player loads album art from the ID3 tag, and if there's none set, you can manually select some for the album. You can only set ID3 tags on a PC with special software, and it's rather slow and cumbersome setting it manually.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nBut it won't load the album art images from the file system. For example, if there's no ID3 album art, quite a few desktop music players check the folder where the music is stored for album art.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nMobbler looks for an image like this when you're playing music in your phone's native music player:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n1. ID3 album art\n 2. %album%.jpg/gif/png in same folder\n 3. cover.jpg/gif/png, folder.jpg/gif/png in same folder\n 4. album art from Last.fm\n 5. %artist%.jpg/gif/png in same folder\n 6. %artist%.jpg/gif/png in Mobbler's artist image cache\n 7. artist image from Last.fm\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIf it downloaded anything, it'll save it in the best place as %album%.jpg or %artist%.jpg.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIt would be great if the native music player would try and load local images in a similar fashion. That way it would benefit from people who use Mobbler too, and it would benefit those who don't have ID3 art set, but just an image in the folder. Anyone can easily save an image to a folder on the phone.","2010-02-22T15:15:01","2010-10-14T10:22:39","hugo",0,100,"Expert review",40,0]
[null,5932,{"$nulls":3},"Definitely a good idea. If you already have the logic in Mobbler, is it perhaps something that could be broken out into a separate DLL and generalised so that it's not Mobbler-specific? That could then be contributed to the Symbian Foundation (not quite sure which package would be most appropriate but I'm guessing somewhere in the middleware layer).\n\n\n\n\nThen the default music player and any other 3rd party clients can be updated to use that rather than rolling their own album art fetching code.","2010-02-25T14:32:16","2010-02-25T14:32:37","cirrus",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10126,{"$nulls":3},"a good one","2010-10-11T21:02:59","2010-10-11T21:02:59","nitrous18",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10228,{"$nulls":3},"There are many ideas like this, that have min. 30 votes but are still not in \"expert view\". Before they vanish tomorrow when the system is changed, I bring them back to top, hoping, that they will get \"expert-view\"-status in time, before they vanish.","2010-10-14T10:10:06","2010-10-14T10:10:06","Tim.Linde",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7099,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","Sync contacts OTA to popular online services","I found much talking about facebook contacts integration.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWhat I am looking for is a more flexible approach to sync contacts with several online services such as Yahoo, Google, LinkedIn etc.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI really like OTA syncing of Apples iPhone with mobileMe. Nokias Ovi contacts syncing is too limited in its client support (eg. no Mac support, no Windows live contacts support, only Outlook).\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nTo avoid the need of sync clients for several desktop programs, just sync to popular online services. These useally offer sync to desktop clients.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nEg. the Mac address book syncs with Google and Yahoo contacts out of the box. If Symbian contacts would also sync with Google and/or Yahoo, the problem of syncing contacts to the Mac would be solved.","2010-04-16T16:31:11","2010-04-16T16:32:17","abruenin",0,100,"Voting and discussion",5,0]
[null,7104,{"$nulls":3},"This is defined within a few other ideas, and within the recently introduced Social Media Framework.","2010-04-16T17:36:36","2010-04-16T17:40:51","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7867,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","Introduce &quot;Symbian Labs&quot; site","Eclipse Foundation introduced an Eclipse Labs effort (http://eclipselabs.org) a few weeks ago. This is an open source project repository not unlike Google Code or SourceForge.\n\n\n\n\nThe main difference from other repositories are:\n\n\n\nIt is officially endorsed by Eclipse foundation and it is officially allowed to use Eclipse branding.\nAll projects have EPL-compatible OSS license\nThere is some involvement from Eclipse.org committers.\n\n\n\nWhat this site is not:\n\n\n\nIt is not a repository for official eclipse.org projects.\nProjects from this site are not allowed to claim that they are Eclipse Foundation projects or use eclipse.org branding, namespace, etc.\nProjects from this site can not be a part of Eclipse release train.\n\n\n\nI believe that such site would also make sense for the Symbian Foundation. It will make it easier to start a new Symbian-related project (I would expect that failure rate of those project would be pretty high), find contributers for your project, build a community around your project.\n\n\n\n\nI.e. I see such site as a great starting point for community projects like backporting home screen project.","2010-06-02T19:51:55","2010-06-02T19:53:45","eugeneo",0,100,"Voting and discussion",3,0]
[null,8281,{"$nulls":3},"I didn't realize the control Nokia has with the mercurial repository.","2010-07-11T02:46:06","2010-07-11T02:46:06","Mesenburg",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1980,"Mobile functionality","User interface","no more s60.. gimme some QT!","Symbian phone with a full QT UI please. its the way forward! I know it must be coming ;)","2009-10-27T15:53:56","2010-10-15T11:54:49","cormac.hall",0,100,"Expert review",31,0]
[null,8462,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing up front","2010-07-18T17:19:00","2010-07-18T17:19:00","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8515,{"$nulls":3},"Much Needed  .\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThis is the Time!","2010-07-21T14:38:01","2010-07-21T14:38:01","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2226,{"$nulls":3},"We have Qt coming... It may appear in some exciting form in S^3, but it&#39;s the primary UI development framework for S^4, so this one&#39;s quite well covered. :)","2009-11-02T10:48:04","2009-11-02T10:48:04","scottw",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3004,"Mobile applications",null,"Let people submit ideas using Opera","I tried to submit an idea to this website using Opera 10.10 (Windows XP), and included the tag ideas.symbian.org, which is an existing that was suggested in the tags box.\n\nUnfortunately the idea wouldn&#39;t post, and I had to switch to Firefox.\n\nPlease allow us to submit ideas using Opera.","2009-11-30T09:38:18","2010-06-15T11:23:57","hugo",0,100,"Closed",6,0]
[null,3010,{"$nulls":3},"Hi.\n\n This is a known bug: http://developer.symbian.org/webbugs/show_bug.cgi?id=5717 The bug is currently in deferred state as we await a release of the Spigit platform that addresses this issue (Spigit is the software underlying Symbian Ideas).\n\n Apologies in the meantime - we know this is a pain. The same problem also exists for Google Chrome.\n\n - Freddie","2009-11-30T10:28:18","2009-11-30T10:28:18","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6367,{"$nulls":3},"I can now submit ideas from Opera so this can be closed. Thanks!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n(Sorry, this shouldn't really have been an idea, I didn't know about the public bug tracker at the time.)","2010-03-08T16:01:00","2010-03-08T16:01:00","hugo",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4028,"Symbian Foundation",null,"Redefine membership programs","Probably one of the biggest motivations to become a member company nowadays is getting early access to the (SFL) source code tree. This will (hopefully) soon be gone once packages turn to EPL.\n\n\n\n\nReading http://www.symbian.org/members/member-programs I wonder how many (small) companies would consider renewing membership once the OS turns EPL, so I consider that this important change should bring other changes in Symbian Foundation's structure.\n\n\n\n\nOne such option would be different levels of memberships, where small companies would be able to endorse the Foundation at lower costs, getting less benefits (some of them which, reallistically speaking, wouldn't be able to take advantage of in any case).\n\n\n\n\nHave any of these been discussed already?","2009-12-30T12:04:49","2009-12-30T12:04:48","david.caabeiro",0,100,"Voting and discussion",6,0]
[null,5145,{"$nulls":3},"Considering today's news ( http://bit.ly/d8guVS ), this could be a good opportunity to take this up again.","2010-02-04T00:53:57","2010-02-05T12:02:29","david.caabeiro",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4284,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","Make use of the Symbian sub-reddit","(or perhaps if there's an equivalent on Digg, I don't know)\n\n\n\n\nIt occurred to me that it's actually quite difficult to keep up to date with all the most useful online resources in the Symbian ecosystem. Twitter is my most reliable source for what I should be reading at the moment, and it's easy to miss things.\n\n\n\n\nThen I realized that the way I hear about everything else going on in the world is reddit, so it seems to make sense that there should be a Symbian sub-reddit. Sure enough, someone has already made one, and it's right here\n\n\n\n\nTrouble is, right now, nobody is using it, which it makes it quite uninteresting. So the idea is simply to go over to reddit, create an account if you don't already have one and add the Symbian sub-reddit to your home page. Then, whenever you see something of interest post the link and comment on it if you want to. Also, either subscribe to the RSS/Atom feed or just view the home page now and then to see \"what's hot\". The community up/down-vote articles and make comments.\n\n\n\n\nIf enough of us start using it then it'll become really useful, and articles of interest to the wider community could reach the front page. More traffic!\n\n\n\n\nI guess an action that could follow this idea's graduation, should it happen, is that we could publicize the sub-reddit a bit to let more people know that exists?","2010-01-11T11:59:59","2010-01-11T12:03:48","jaley",0,79.02,"Voting and discussion",4,1]
[null,4287,{"$nulls":3},"I'm not against the idea, but for me the #symbian hashtag on Twitter is enough for me. I find it surprisingly hard to miss things on Twitter, somebody will always retweet it enough so you see it eventually.","2010-01-11T12:58:11","2010-01-11T13:01:34","teknolog",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5820,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Music player: API for setting album art","The native music player will load album art from ID3 tags, if present.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nOtherwise you can manually add some from the UI, but it's rather slow and cumbersome to do it for each album, and it saves it its own internal database.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWhen there's no album art in ID3 tags, Mobbler downloads album art to show in its own UI. It would be great if there was an API so we could automatically update missing album art for the music player too. We've had plenty of requests from Mobbler users who would like this too.","2010-02-22T15:24:27","2010-10-16T08:47:52","hugo",0,100,"Expert review",41,0]
[null,5931,{"$nulls":3},"It would be nice if it could actually embed the album art into the music files too, so that if I transfer them from the phone to something else the album art comes along.","2010-02-25T14:28:27","2010-02-25T14:28:27","cirrus",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,10287,{"$nulls":3},"Voted for support. This would be awesome indeed.","2010-10-15T15:49:26","2010-10-15T15:49:26","symbianguru",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,10294,{"$nulls":3},"I vote for it, but I hope for a more generic solution, where the API gives access to the file being played for all kind of plug-ins to be able to process it: edit image, edit track info, fetch and embed lyrics, render lyrics on the screen, rename file based on track info ...","2010-10-15T20:26:20","2010-10-15T20:26:20","lucian",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5821,{"$nulls":3},"Yes! Am totally in support of this as this is the kind of feature that the Music Player should support (an extension even perhaps).","2010-02-22T15:46:46","2010-02-22T15:46:45","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,7868,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","multiple programs","Hi\n\n\n\n\nIn symbian system it should be easy to run multiple programs at a same time, and easy option to minimise or maximise or multiple screens at same time, easy switching between different programs(like mutiple browser opening), and have software like word, database, shread sheet\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-06-02T21:05:03","2010-06-02T21:05:02","ibrar",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,7869,{"$nulls":3},"Symbian has had taskmanager for many years but it seems you're not comfortable with it.   The thing that you need is one click Alt+tab functionality that quickly switches between two most recent apps. It's a lot better than going through taskmanager or taskswitcher all the time. I have Alt+tab functionality mapped on my Windows Mobile phone and believe me it's 10x better than taskmanager in situations when I'm comparing contents between two apps. It's a pleasure to switch back and forth, back and forth with one click.. which makes taskmanager a pain in comparison.\n\n\n\n\nThe most logical place for Alt+tab is press and hold the hardware back key. I'm going to post this idea soon.","2010-06-03T04:58:13","2010-06-03T05:18:06","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7884,{"$nulls":3},"Symbian do support multitasking - Check out this video of Nokia N8 running Symbian^3 OS-  \n\n\n\n\nhttp://www.symbiantweet.com/video-nokia-n8-multi-tasking","2010-06-03T19:45:00","2010-06-03T19:45:00","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7919,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Ibrar, \n\n\n\n\nIs the above sufficient? \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-06-07T16:04:27","2010-06-07T16:04:27","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7929,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Ibrar,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nDo you have something specific in mind? If so, please send us a picture.\n\n\n\n\nAs mentioned previously, multi-tasking has always been a core part of the Symbian OS, and the task switcher on S^3 is quite advanced. If you had something else in mind we'd love to know - especially if you have an interesting UI concept in mind.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nCheers\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nRobert\n\n\n\n\nApplications &amp; UI, Symbian Foundation","2010-06-08T14:13:33","2010-06-08T14:14:14","robertac",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8892,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Show total &quot;support&quot; and &quot;scrap&quot; in profile.","It's very hard to know how many \"support vote\" or \"scrap vote\" of our ideas. It don't show on \"My Profile\", which the only things we can do is check one-by-one ideas. And with me, over 30 ideas need to check everyday is really terrible ! So i want, beside a \"my ideas\" column, Symbian should put a \"support/vote\" column !","2010-08-20T08:37:57","2010-10-10T07:04:32","MyFanIsUUUU",0,100,"Expert review",36,0]
[null,9233,{"$nulls":3},"It will be done?","2010-08-31T12:39:22","2010-10-08T16:35:04","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8978,{"$nulls":3},"It's must have !","2010-08-23T11:37:02","2010-08-23T11:37:02","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8986,{"$nulls":3},"Thanks for your idea, I will suggest this to Spigit \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-08-23T15:20:01","2010-09-10T07:25:37","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1981,"Mobile functionality",null,"SMS Notification","Notification of SMS messages via Bluetooth to my PC","2009-10-27T15:56:58","2009-10-27T15:56:58","pdavies",0,52.24,"Voting and discussion",1,1]
[null,5409,{"$nulls":3},"Hello, Phil would you like to refine this to make it more clear for voting, or can we close this IDEA out?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThe SF moderator staff, Susana Posada, GU Smith, Fahkre Alam, Antoin RJ Wright","2010-02-10T22:03:10","2010-02-10T22:03:09","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3517,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","Hold an annual award ceremony for contributors","We should honor contributions of every kind to the Symbian community. One way to do this is to hold an annual awards ceremony, giving awards for things like:\n\n\n\nBest code contribution\nBest blog post\nBest wiki editor\nBest Ideas poster\n\n\n\nThis idea came from the Stammtisch.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-12-15T11:21:37","2009-12-15T11:21:37","teknolog",0,100,"Voting and discussion",9,0]
[null,3522,{"$nulls":3},"Good idea, we can get the community to vote for the winners :)\n\n\n\n\nBest Symbian site as an award would be good too","2009-12-15T11:48:30","2009-12-15T11:48:30","Susana",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3533,{"$nulls":3},"Love it!  Nice job Sebastian....","2009-12-15T14:38:47","2009-12-15T14:38:46","ginau",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4029,"Mobile applications",null,"NFC and AR enabled retail merchandising","You walk into a store and your phone guides you round using AR functionality. NFC talks to you phone enable upload of product information with the option to buy/download related content.","2009-12-30T18:11:01","2010-06-15T10:56:09","jamesm",0,78.26,"Closed",3,1]
[null,5127,{"$nulls":3},"Still waiting on a meeting with my retail IT contact, who showed initial interest. My thoughts are that a company delivers a retail merchandising concept to a retailer. I'm presuming NFC tags and associated infrastructure need to be managed to fuel the data to the consumers phone and the AR layers need to be built and maintained. SF's role can be promoting Symbian as the platform for this. I'm looking at potential businesses who might have an interest in this space as I already have an idea on potential brands.","2010-02-03T10:29:32","2010-02-03T10:29:31","jamesm",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4035,{"$nulls":3},"James, I am not really clear how this is different from a bar code scanner, with the functionality of showing the price at the store, but also, competitors and gives pricing and location of items which you may want to buy.  Could you please explain this IDEA a little more ?  Thanks","2009-12-31T02:23:49","2009-12-31T02:23:49","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4291,{"$nulls":3},"I'm collecting information on it. I have contacts in retail, I'm getting feedback from them.","2010-01-11T13:50:30","2010-01-11T16:09:51","jamesm",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4041,{"$nulls":3},"Hi,\n\n\n\n\nwhat is the AR functionality? In markets can be placed RFID tags, which identifies products and it is up to software on the phone to read data via the NFC reader and process them. Once (if) the NFC will be common on mass market mobile phones we could probably expect services like this...\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nBR\n\n\n\n\nSTeN","2009-12-31T04:41:17","2009-12-31T04:41:16","stenlik",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4047,{"$nulls":3},"AR functionality: - it's a store guide- a full promotional and help function to help the shopper around the store, the bigger the store the more useful it is. Full store search, which then guides you to the department and aisle, along the way suggesting complimentary items which it picks up via nfc. You can get detailed product information from the item, lot more than a normal tag would offer, maybe to directing you to reviews and helpful product demos (i'm thinking of those tents that fold up instantly - if you know how!) A product tag is a piece of visual merchandising these days, now it can become a piece of virtual merchandising.","2009-12-31T09:57:53","2010-02-03T10:14:59","jamesm",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4048,{"$nulls":3},"BTW RFID tags are slowly replacing barcodes anyway, this is true. Adoption has been slow but with potential features like this, things might speed up!\n\n\n\n\nMy background is in retail IT so I know how retailers look for merchandising opportunities at every opportunity. Pushing video and content via bluetooth in store is becoming more common and this builds on that idea. Traditional retailers are generally slow on the uptake of new technology (especially pre-web days) but things seem to be changing.","2009-12-31T10:08:42","2009-12-31T10:08:42","jamesm",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4060,{"$nulls":3},"Hello James, Is this a potential device that SF could develop and market to retail?...I now understand what you say, and it seems as though this benefits retailers graty, and not really the shoppers.  I think this is valuable to pursue, but to think about marketing it to retail, not to the public....Could we get more discussion o this thread about this....I would love to see SF revolutionize shopping and get paid by retailers......","2010-01-02T01:51:49","2010-01-05T01:31:20","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4541,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Advance System Analysis","The idea is straight forward. A user should be able to launch a system analyser of some sort that could report *all* processes running along with their resource consumption etc. It could encompass the existing functionality of disk space report. It could also report disk fragmentation. It could also report netstat output or something equivalent.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-17T16:32:25","2010-01-17T16:32:25","adetaylor",0,17.38,"Voting and discussion",2,5]
[null,4547,{"$nulls":3},"I dont think users need that often. Also, there are some 3rd party tools for that.","2010-01-17T19:20:06","2010-01-17T19:20:06","Truf",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4558,{"$nulls":3},"I don't think either that end users should need or use this kind of tools. Developers and expert users need this kind of profiler/system monitor application. Good opportunity for 3rd parties.","2010-01-18T08:39:41","2010-01-18T08:39:41","terhon",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6077,"Mobile applications",null,"Advanced S60 autodialer.","The idea of the advanced mobile autodialer is realized in the free S60 ListCaller application. It can be downloaded from\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nwww.mobfreesoft.com\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nListCaller application has contacts-like user interface. Using it, user can create group of abonents. Then he selects option Start calling in menu and the program automatically dials phone numbers of abonents one after another. If one abonent does not answer, dialing is terminated by timer and the next phone number from the group is dialed.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nListCaller allows you to call automatically many abonents one after another and at the same time to make other work, for example read a book, work on the computer or drive a car. All what you need is S60 smartphone and a garniture of any type.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-01T06:57:21","2010-03-08T12:40:40","KonstBez",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,1]
[null,6078,{"$nulls":3},"Konstantin Bezyaev - Can you pls tell the utility of the App you suggested.","2010-03-01T07:08:14","2010-03-12T07:15:58","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6589,"Mobile applications",null,"A new kind of app store","I read this article [thanks for tweeting that, IanM] http://www.allaboutsymbian.com/news/item/11221_The_application_store_dilema_o.php\n\n\n\n\nThe success stories of App Stores are easy to find, but finding an app store that consistently provides an income for even a significant portion of developers (as opposed to a regular stream of money for a nice meal at the end of the month) is proving to be a little trickier.\n\n\n\n\n...and looked at the current answers created by the music and games industry. The answer for supporting sustainable development is not the traditional apps store model, but taking the working and successful concepts of sites like Steam (downloadable content control) and Spotify (revenue and subscription model) and building a model based on subscription/registration fees. Monthly subscriptions for 'channels' (utlilities, games, music, office) which allows you on going access to the applications within. Revenue is shared according to downloads and an option to buy outright is enabled. Users are able to more freely download applications as part of their subscription fee, generating a steadier stream of income for developers, encouraging adoption of potential apps.","2010-03-16T11:47:53","2010-03-16T11:47:53","jamesm",0,100,"Voting and discussion",3,0]
[null,6594,{"$nulls":3},"Have you looked at Symbian's Horizon?","2010-03-16T12:25:54","2010-03-16T12:25:54","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6639,{"$nulls":3},"I would like to think he has since he sits a couple seats behind me lol .... maybe when he travels to the US office he can go sit next to the Horizon team ;)","2010-03-18T12:19:04","2010-03-18T12:32:35","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6640,{"$nulls":3},"Horizon could really help this idea/project. It's an attempt to build or create a sustainable app store, something that fits with Horizon's (and SF's) ethos.","2010-03-18T12:31:39","2010-03-18T12:31:39","jamesm",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8637,"Mobile functionality","Developer stuff","Ability to intelligently use wifi/3g  ","Applications should be given access to wifi/3g profiles,os should acknowldge them availability of the preferred networks/profiles .Applications must be able to select between wifi/3g profiles in an  hierarchical order of speed,price of network(user given,with default wifi free),and schedule downloads according to the size and urgency of data required","2010-07-30T19:21:35","2010-07-30T19:21:35","n0",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,8893,"Symbian Foundation","Improve the running of Symbian","The World is Flat ! Symbian for everything nice !","Now a day, Operate System not only for computer or mobile phone. Every OS s have version for each devices like mp3 player, laptop, netbook, moble phone, or even car, robot, kitchen gadget ! But with Symbian, it's almost use on mobile phone.\n\n\n\n\nThe world is flat now, how about if one day, you bring on hand a netbook use Symbian, a laptop use Symbian, or even your microwave? Let make Symbian more open ! Everything can install Symbian like other OS.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nMeego\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n                                     Phone\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n                                Car                                                          Table Computer\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\niPhone\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n             Phone                                          Table Computer                                          Mp3 Player\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nLinux\n\n\n\n\nUbuntu","2010-08-20T08:38:58","2010-08-20T08:38:58","MyFanIsUUUU",0,85.78,"Voting and discussion",27,1]
[null,9292,{"$nulls":3},"I think there is a difference between symbian and meego. Meego is a fully desktop operating system based in linux with lots of developer support and hardware support whereas symbian is a really efficient, well tested mobile phone operating system for ARM devices. It may not be effective to re-invent the wheel and make symbian a bigger platform but integration with meego and other operating systems to allow easy file swapping and connection to Mac, PC, linux etc is probably a better aim. Perhaps Meego and symbian mobile devices should starting sharing a similar graphical user interface come symbian 4 and 5 to help users adapt easily to meego and symbian devices.","2010-09-02T20:02:01","2010-09-03T09:48:01","Wasp",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9818,{"$nulls":3},"Why have 2 same ideas here? I think we should merge it !","2010-10-05T11:33:48","2010-10-05T11:33:47","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8894,{"$nulls":3},"Job well done Duy Ahn Nguyen.  Keep this in mind though when wanting to stretch Symbian to higher hardware specs - their best chance is in the low end devices into emerging and up-and-coming countries like China and India and parts of Eastern Europe.  They have signed a memorandum of understanding with the 'billion' customer base China Mobile!\n\n\n\n\nBut on another note, Duy, you are providing a look into a possible future.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nChris","2010-08-20T10:29:28","2010-08-20T10:29:28","Mesenburg",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8915,{"$nulls":3},"Yeah, it's a near future !","2010-08-21T06:25:10","2010-08-29T04:50:36","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9212,{"$nulls":3},"This has already been announced by the Foundation as an aim of the platform. The making of editions after Symbian^4 should see this as a reality. Please make sure to stay tuned to the Symbian Blog for this as it happens.","2010-08-30T17:05:10","2010-08-31T12:38:57","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10173,"Mobile applications",null,"Asda Price Promise Cash Guaranteed ","Asda price promise is to have your bill cheaper than any of its main competitors such as tesco, morrissons, sainsburys etc...   or they will refund you the difference.  After you have shopped at asda You then go online at asda.com to enter your till receipt.  which then gets the price every single item on your bill and compares with all its competitors.  The total bill is always cheaper.   Even though about 10 of the items on your bill are more expensive..   \n\n\n\n\nNow you could have an app which tells you which scans the bar code (i know there are already apps that do this) but it will then compare the prices with the other stores.  At then end of your shopping, just before you pay it could tell you which items are more expensive.   you could then hold these items back and pay for them separately.   Now you have 2 receipts the 1st which is cheaper and the 2nd which is more expensive.   \n\n\n\n\nYou can then goto asda.com with your 2nd till receipt (the one which is more expensive than its competitors).   and as it works it out on the total cost of your bill you will actually get a cash refund....\n\n\n\n\nBrilliant.....","2010-10-12T16:17:35","2010-10-12T16:37:10","sivhead",0,0,"Closed",0,0]
[null,1982,"Mobile applications",null,"GUI tools","Get a proper graphical IDE for app dev, to drag easily graphical items","2009-10-27T15:57:01","2010-06-14T11:23:46","pierre",0,100,"Closed",4,0]
[null,2750,"Mobile applications",null,"Cleaner Tool","All Symbian users know that after of time the memory of ours cell phones stay full of unused files from system, so we have to format the cell phone.\n\nThe Cleaner Tool would make a cleanup in the unused files from system.It also cleans traces of your online activities such as your Internet history.\n\nThe Cleaner would leave the smartphone more speed.\nMany application are user-installed, but many remains are left after uninstalling. We need an real uninstaller to keep clean the device. The Program Manager in 3rd and 5th works messy and incomplete.","2009-11-19T10:56:32","2010-06-15T10:38:54","Tekimobile",0,97.32,"Expert review",46,4]
[null,5935,{"$nulls":3},"I'm looking at this issue from the perspective of a Nokia N97 user (yes, that handset. the one with too little main memory). I find myself constantly cleaning up the device, removing 'junk'.\n\n\n\n\nThe browser doesn't keep its cache clean frequently enough, and has a habit of crowding up space.\n\n\n\n\nLocations that should be covered as part of some housekeeping script:\n\n\n\nc:\\system\\cache\\*\nc:\\system\\dmgr\\*\n\n\n\nAnd on the subject of housekeeping, if the platform will continue to have this separation of 'memory', RAM &amp; storage, we need to stop apps being able to force install on C:\\ as this is another hoarder of precious and limited space. Seriously, Adobe Reader 2.5, Quickoffice and Roadsync have no justifiable reason for enforced C:\\ install.","2010-02-25T16:12:31","2010-02-25T16:12:31","thewinchester",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8016,{"$nulls":3},"Could you please give some examples of \"Many application are user-installed, but many remains are left after  uninstalling.\"?\n\n\n\n\nThe install subsystem was specifically designed to avoid that problem (the application's private directory is completely removed when it's uninstalled) and the Symbian Signed test criteria include tests to make sure that when an application is uninstalled, no more than a few kilobytes of data are left behind (just enough to allow for a software license to be saved for a reinstall, for example).\n\n\n\n\nIf there are many applications with this problem, then I would really like to know where these measures are going wrong!","2010-06-16T12:49:30","2010-06-16T12:49:30","craigh",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5756,{"$nulls":3},"I think there are two ideas being proposed here:\n\n\n\n\n1) Privacy tool to remove record of internet history\n\n\n\n\n2) Clean-up tool to remove unused or temporary files\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI am a big fan of the CCleaner application on Windows which combines both of these functions, but I think we might want to take a different approach for the Symbian platform.\n\n\n\n\nConcerning the first case, I think that the platform browser should support the concept of \"private browsing\" like Firefox (if it doesn't already?) and offer a UI option to remove internet history records. This functionality should be integrated into the platform -- not a separate add-on!\n\n\n\n\nI am not sure how we should tackle the \"unused files\" problem. I think that Symbian applications should be designed to self-administrating so they can run for days/months/years without intervention. The signing process should verify that applications are written to manage their data properly (if it doesn't already?). Users should not be forced to run tools or reformat drives to keep their phones working properly.\n\n\n\n\nI would be interested to know which applications and platform services are creating these unused files and why it is slowing down the performance of the phone. I wonder if there is a scalability problem in the design of some of the platform services? Is it related to the filesystem performance when large numbers of files are stored or the number of applications installed? This needs to be understood. If the phone performance is slowing down because of an incorrect choice of algorithm/data structure in platform software, then I would rather fix this than write an application to clean-up because a platform service can't handle a large amount of data.\n\n\n\n\nFinally, I am not sure how we would determine if files are unused. Unless platform services are creating these temporary/unused files, we'll need to reserve engineer information about which third party applications are creating this unused data. I suspect that the tool would need to understand a lot of applications/file types to clean-up effectively.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nCan any users comment on the behaviour they see on their phone? Which applications are being installed? How long does it take to become slow? What actions becomes slow?\n\n\n\n\nCan any users comment on which files they want to be cleaned up? The browser cache has been mentioned. What else?","2010-02-19T17:59:57","2010-02-19T18:00:18","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5006,{"$nulls":3},"We totally need this one, please make it happen","2010-01-27T19:08:17","2010-01-27T19:08:17","Ranousha",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2758,{"$nulls":3},"Yes, Andre has a fabulous idea.  This would be very helpful!  PS, I did notice 2 other similar ideas to this posted earlier.  I am for this idea and support whomever and all of the folks who can make it happen....","2009-11-19T12:06:16","2009-11-19T12:14:38","ginau",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,7397,{"$nulls":3},"Awesome....! you have my Vote!","2010-05-06T11:39:39","2010-05-06T11:39:39","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3518,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","All Symbian staff should have as objective to lead implementation on at least 1 idea","With presently 90 staff, if each Staff took on to lead implementation of a single idea, we'd get 90 ideas implemented every year. We can easily find 90 good ideas a year on this site.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nFor this reason, we should expect every member of Staff to have \"Implement 1 Ideas site idea\" on their objectives list.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThis idea came from the Stammtisch.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-12-15T11:25:22","2009-12-15T11:25:22","teknolog",0,100,"Voting and discussion",12,0]
[null,3651,{"$nulls":3},"Sebastian, You are right and I support your IDEA.  Additionally, it may be a good IDEA to make this initiative part of the raise review process.  I have managed many large multi-national groups, for companies based in the USA, Canada and the EU.  Each employee was empowered to provide IDEAs to help improve the company environment, processes, or products. It was nice to have it on their performance review, as it was discussed personally at review time and IDEAs MATTER!  This initiative has the site as one platform, and perhaps the performance review as another. \n\n\n\n\nHaving this initiative as part of the performance review process, and on this site, gives the employee the voice which is heard directly by their management. From my experience, we would continue to CHAMPION for our employees IDEAs when appropriate.  The outcome of employee participation was that it helped strengthen the company and the corporate community.  Your IDEA is great, costs no money to make a reality, has a great payback,  and could be very beneficial to SF!","2009-12-17T13:59:39","2009-12-17T13:59:39","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3774,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Phone shakes when the call is answered","Sometimes we are lazy to put the phone near the ear to waiting for response.  If the shake-when-answer feature is implemented we can just making a call and wait for the phone to shake then talk.\n\n\n\n\nActually, there is an app that do this job though in the later version of Symbian, the author said that the API is missing. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAlso, it is better to have this feature built in the platform as default.","2009-12-21T14:32:06","2010-10-13T05:16:23","trusthaha",0,82.39,"Expert review",37,4]
[null,3862,{"$nulls":3},"Yes, that's a gr8 idea indeed. Even if there are any app available to do this task already, having the feature built in would really be great.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThumbs up for the idea!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n@djain1989\n\n\n\n\nhttp://www.mobilegyaan.comq","2009-12-23T10:59:40","2009-12-23T10:59:40","djain1989",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3863,{"$nulls":3},"Yes, that's a gr8 idea indeed. Even if there are any app available to do this task already, having the feature built in would really be great.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThumbs up for the idea!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n@djain1989\n\n\n\n\nhttp://www.mobilegyaan.com","2009-12-23T10:59:44","2009-12-23T10:59:43","djain1989",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3871,{"$nulls":3},"This is a nice idea. I have thought many times that if I had this feature in my phone..!","2009-12-23T15:59:34","2009-12-23T15:59:33","tojomathew",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8774,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing back for community Vote!","2010-08-11T16:27:35","2010-08-11T16:27:35","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4173,{"$nulls":3},"great feature...when i first got my i8910 i started to love this feature.","2010-01-06T15:54:19","2010-01-06T15:54:19","arcane613",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3778,{"$nulls":3},"Seems a reasonable idea to me - I think I'd want it to know whether or not I'm holding the phone to my ear, because it might be a bit alarming to have the phone vibrate next to my head. Could even lead to a new meaning for \"dropping the call\".","2009-12-21T15:58:45","2009-12-21T16:17:35","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4030,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","Add Bump API to Contacts and Gesture Frameworks","Many of you might be familiar with the Bump application for iPhone devices. This is an application which enables people to exchange contact information (electronic business cards) by simply touching the devices. The developer has recently opened its API and released an SDK and this would be something that I think would be of value for the Symbian platform to support (1) as part of the gesture framework suggestion and (2) as a means of further extending the contacts application - maybe a plugin to enable this for older devices while newer devices would support it natively.\n\n\n\n\nFor example, LinkedIn has used this functionality within its latest iPhone application. Supporting this on the Symbian side - along with the already existing SyncML and vCard support on devices - would enable cross-platform sharing of this elementary piece of mobile information.\n\n\n\n\nIt would also encourage developers to utilize gestures for interpersonal mobile actions beyond just contact sharing (for example: bump a mannequin in a store to receive a mobile coupon or create a new class of mobile games where bumping devices in a particular manner could mesh with the device camera to games that are close to a virtual reality scale).\n\n\n\n\n*This is one of those iPhone apps that should be ported to Symbian - as described in this idea","2009-12-30T18:12:37","2009-12-30T18:12:36","ARJWright",0,98.74,"Voting and discussion",20,1]
[null,5140,{"$nulls":3},"This idea is similar to the one posted here: http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=5119","2010-02-03T17:25:17","2010-02-03T17:25:17","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4432,{"$nulls":3},"this gets my vote.. well done for spotting this opportunity!","2010-01-14T16:59:38","2010-01-14T16:59:38","richardc",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5988,{"$nulls":3},"Another bumped old idea of mine; just wondering if there's still good energy for the platform to have something like this, especially in light of the Social Media Framework piece that's been added to the platform.","2010-02-26T18:35:53","2010-02-26T18:35:53","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10127,{"$nulls":3},"i want to see that","2010-10-11T21:03:27","2010-10-11T21:03:27","nitrous18",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4034,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Antoine,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI have been following your IDEAs closely and I find them refreshing and innovative.  I also am involved in education, special ed., disability, and business, and this IDEA will help all of these areas.  I really hope that Symbian Foundation creates a focus group on this subject matter, as the biohuman/computer interface on mobiles is the wave of the future and what you propose is a very worthwhile discussion and endeavour.  I have read up on this area of elctronics (and am learning more daily) and am becoming more fascinated and excited about the FUTURE of mobile communications.  SF is lucky to have you and some other highly skilled technical community members who can do this. \n\n\n\n\nThere is a trending theme of various gesture framework IDEAs and I would like to see a focus group created with SF and have a prioritization of what should be done, when, how, and by whom......I support and would love to contribute to your IDEA in any manner.....\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-12-31T02:16:44","2010-01-02T02:09:21","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6595,{"$nulls":3},"Just wanted to add to this idea how PayPal has recently added the Bump API to their iPhone app. I still maintain that this would be something better to integrate on the OS level, but even in this respect (bumping payments between mobiles), it makes a whole lot of sense.","2010-03-16T12:39:00","2010-03-16T12:39:00","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7879,{"$nulls":3},"Any interest in this idea?","2010-06-03T15:02:24","2010-06-03T15:02:24","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6607,{"$nulls":3},"Antoine RJ Wright \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nGreat Idea - I really want to see this Bump application on Symbian devices. there are many future possibles with this app.","2010-03-17T04:45:04","2010-03-17T04:45:04","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6334,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Redesign The On-Screen QWERTY Keyboard","I'd like to propose what I believe should be the new look for the on screen landscape QWERTY keyboard on Symbian, and the addition of a portrait and half QWERTY. Although I do not show the T9 keypad, that should still remain as one of the keyboard options.\n\n\n\nAll my designs have one thing in common; they don't take up the entire screen so that the user has the ability, especially in threaded messaging, to see previous messages while typing out a response. After all, what's worse than having to go back and forth to a text message because you forgot what that person wrote? This eliminates that completely. Apple, HTC, and Android clearly understand that, and Symbian should take note, and get on the bandwagon. \n\n\n\n\n\nTwo other things I would like to include within this whole \"package\" is the ability to set a default keyboard on the device in portrait orientation. So if you like the half-QWERTY, you can use it all the time in portrait orientation. This setting would be found in the phone settings under personalization, under keyboard. I would also like to recommend that multitouch be included in these new keyboards so as to greatly improve the experience for end users.\n\n\n\nPlease, I encourage feedback, no matter which way you vote. Maybe this will light a spark under Symbian to finally get a move on with this and add it to S^3.\n\n\n\n\nCheck it out. Below is an example of what threaded SMS/MMS would look like. In the messaging application in particular all text would be entered into a text box, just like on the iPhone and any Android phone. Send is right there next to it. On the toolbar at the bottom are all your smiley faces you could want, your button to attach a photo or MMS attachment, and the back button and menu button where all other options exist.\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-06T23:45:00","2010-10-08T04:04:26","NseriesFreak7",0,97.94,"Expert review",65,4]
[null,9493,{"$nulls":3},"I think \"Function Key\" shall be very useful due to limited keys or spaces. We could have \"Symbian Key\", \"Magic Key\", \"Emotion Key\", \"Symbol Key\", etc","2010-09-15T15:36:06","2010-10-15T07:20:35","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7496,{"$nulls":3},"the last qwerty kb looks nicer.\n\n\n\n\nand how about contextual qwerty keyboard.\n\n\n\n\n\nEg.,  after entering the url using a onscreen qwerty keyboard, just taping on  ok button should take the user to the website. But in current symbian 1, the user has to tap on \"goto'  - thats 2 clicks after entering the text/url.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nsimilarly in search feature  on recommended page on ovi client, ovi maps.... all other phone apps\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-05-13T04:37:35","2010-05-14T01:51:51","dpr",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,9808,{"$nulls":3},"After seeing the N8's \"keyboard\" i think this idea has become more relevant that ever. The T9 mandate for portrait is a disgrace. I can understand that people are \"familiar\" with t9 but for symbian to not have an option for a portait qwerty is an insane omission. Lets be honest, a T9 is good for no look typing since the keys are bigger but a touch-screen is necessarily a look-touch experience.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nNow to the landscape qwerty on the N8. I have not personally used it yet but the layout does not look friendly at all. For a hardware keyboard the grid-like layout is acceptable, but for a touch screen device the keyboards proposed here are a must.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nNow just to make my point clear to the experts, the iphone (yes i said it) has had a major success due to usability and a main component of this has been the keyboard. To my surprise, i found out the n8 and assumingly S^3 doesnt have a multi-touch keyboard. In my opinion multi-touch is good for three things only; eye candy (pinch to zoom), games (touch buttons), and a great keyboard. The first i can care less about but the last is in fact the most important. Any average typer will tap the with more than one finger at a time for even a short message and i dont want to see the typos they will get.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nNow i hope i have been convincing enough for this idea to move into S^4 or even an update to S^3. And for the \"sure-type\" or compact qwerty, i feel like since Nokia had the E55 with a similar hardware keyboard, there will be a way to bypass RIM's litigation.","2010-10-04T23:36:20","2010-12-13T16:01:35","eddieliang16",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6482,{"$nulls":3},"Looks fantastic. exactly what symbian needs. great mock ups too. ","2010-03-14T08:19:13","2010-03-16T01:35:05","dubstar_04",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10585,{"$nulls":3},"keypads should be touch accurate and should be friendly with the user. i liked its looks and designs.","2010-11-19T08:46:01","2010-11-19T08:46:01","sssharcccnd",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9838,{"$nulls":3},"Adding some transparency would help as well.","2010-10-06T07:38:18","2010-10-09T02:39:44","doctran",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8315,{"$nulls":3},"i totally support this.really like the t9 function\n\n\n\n\ni would also suggest that the user should get an option whether he wants to use the full keyboard or the half one in both landscape and portrait view.supposing i only want the half keyboard with the t9 function in all my settings(i.e landscape and portrait view) and not the full one then i should have an option in the settings to do this.also it would may be give more viewing space and bigger characters on screen.","2010-07-12T18:49:57","2010-07-12T18:49:57","gaurav_batni",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7054,{"$nulls":3},"However don't forget T9 keyboard even for touchscreen interface. When we are familiar with T9 dictionary, it's always faster to use it instead of a complete qwerty keyboard (less of wrong types for example).\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-04-13T13:28:23","2010-04-13T13:44:13","axisama",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6615,{"$nulls":3},"I vote for the sure-type version in the first image. It's a lot better than the standard numeric multi-tap.","2010-03-17T15:39:06","2010-03-18T11:52:40","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,9175,{"$nulls":3},"great idea!","2010-08-29T08:10:39","2010-08-29T08:10:38","tallan",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9176,{"$nulls":3},"great idea!","2010-08-29T08:10:39","2010-08-29T08:10:38","tallan",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9448,{"$nulls":3},"I think it's enough for \"Expert Review\" !","2010-09-13T11:18:52","2010-10-04T23:54:14","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6896,{"$nulls":3},"I think there also needs to be an addition to the settings for the keypad. The options should be: always use portrait, always use landscape, auto-rotate, only use landscape if keyboard is closed (if there is a physical keyboard).\n\n\n\n\nThis would allow for a higher level of customization for entering text along with choosing between T9, QWERTY and half-QWERTY.","2010-04-02T06:29:30","2010-04-02T06:29:30","eddieliang16",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8382,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Send Message to other Members","Allow this Collaborative website to send message to other members.","2010-07-15T16:31:51","2010-07-15T16:31:51","lawrence27",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,8383,{"$nulls":3},"I will discuss this with Spigit","2010-07-15T16:32:48","2010-07-15T16:32:48","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8446,{"$nulls":3},"My opinion is, sending message should be part of community elements","2010-07-17T20:31:01","2010-07-17T20:31:01","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9406,"Mobile functionality",null,"WiFi issues on NOKIA e73/Symbian.","I have the following issues with NOKIA e73/symbian OS wifi operations.  since symbian.org is listening, i thought i would let my issues be heard. further, bb indicated in this email refers to Blackberry curve 8320 gsm i had sometime back (nov 2008 to jun 2010).\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWIFI module in E73/Symbian OS seems to be creating issues in the following ways:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n1. saving WLS access point info on e73/ symbian creates problems when wifi is switched as wifi software continuously checks for those access points on a continous basis.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n(i never had this problem with blackberry curve - 2+ years ago, 2008 models. BB allowed me to save the access points, it let me assign a name and store the passwords. my friends house who stayed with close range to neighbors, they had a WEP key and i was able to store that in BB.  when i went into their parking lot, it would automatically connect or ask my permission and let me use their wifi).\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nwhy is it so difficult with e73/Symbian?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n2. i have to switch off wifi before leaving a wifi zone - otherwise, it will freeze - requiring a reboot.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n(BB never complained when i left the wifi zone where i had 'known' wifi sources WITHOUT switching wifi off and immediately connected me to 2.5G edge/gsm.  If i recollect right, my wifi communication protocl was always ON).\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nComing back into the same or a different wifi zone, BB automatically latched on to the wifi source.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI am not trying to blame NOKIA or Symbian.org for this.  I want this to be heard so i / other users get less headaches.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nthanks and regards\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nravi.","2010-09-09T23:01:16","2010-09-13T15:27:01","mravichandran",0,0,"Closed",0,0]
[null,191,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","Create a Symbian economy","This site has the concept of a currency (spigits - I think we customized them to symbians at one point) which you gain for various activities and can trade on the prediction market.  There is a \"Marketplace\" or store where you are supposed to be able to trade spigits for something else: http://ideas.symbian.org/Store/HomePage - although I don't know if we plan to keep this aspect of the site.\nThis concept could be extended beyond the ideas site to the whole community.\n\n\nPeople could gain currency (we don't need to call them spigits) for certain activities in the community and either trade them with other community members, or exchange them for something more tangible, e.g. conference passes, devices (&amp; general swag from member companies), DevCerts, signing/testing events for applications, vouchers for app stores etc.\n\n\n\n\nWe could put bounties on things we want the community to do, like answering certain questions, or creating specific wiki content but also allow community members to do the same with the currency they earn.\n\n\n\n\nThere are aspects of this on lots of other sites, e.g.:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://www.mob4hire.com/\n\n\n\n\nhttp://www.crowdspring.com/\n\n\n\n\nhttp://www.getacoder.com/projects/all_projects_0.htm?t=Symbian&amp;b=0\n\n\n\n\nThis could potentially work with much smaller items.  Symbian Foundation members might get currency in exchange for donating the aforementioned swag and use it to put bounties on bug-fixes or features that they don't have the bandwidth for internally.  Similarly, package owners (or their teams) could gain currency by contributing extra example code or solving technical issues for other community members - they might then want to use that currency to motivate contributions to their package.\n\n\n\n\nEngineers working for device manufacturers are unlikely to be motivated to contribute to the community by a free Symbian device!  It may be worth them doing so if they get greater community participation in return.\n\n\n\n\nThe OEMs are in a position to create significant value.  How much effort would a developer enthusiast be willing to put in, in exchange for a pre-production device prototype (i.e. annouced but yet to be released for several months) with the ability to install their own custom ROMs?\n\n\n\n\nThere are lots of issues with making this work in practice, and I don't know how difficult it would be to create the necessary infrastructure and prevent abuse.  Is it worth discussing further though?\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-04-23T12:31:42","2009-11-25T23:42:34","markw",0,94.27,"Voting and discussion",21,1]
[null,2834,{"$nulls":3},"Increasing Symbian device usage\nLinking money and Gool-Bama-Cash practice may increase Symbian device usage.\nUpgrading the Classic Economy into Economy 4G3W is possible by the practice of the money datevaluation which may be prefered as alternative to the investment practice. Because datevaluation merges is an investment&#39;s substitute.  The thing is in Googledepending mode and in Obamadepending  proposal for US regulations on Authoring financial recipe &quot;Gool-Bama-Cash&quot;.  Gool-Bama-Cash gives to folks the opportunity for the personalized creation of dynamic savings by linking 10 Euros money parcels at the Universocial_Sovereign_Anchor. By Personal Webcashmotor 4G3W. Universocial Cash Economy is coming now. For me and for you.\n\nFilipeAlvesFerreira#4(1942)","2009-11-23T11:12:28","2009-11-23T11:12:27","filipealvesferreira",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2845,{"$nulls":3},"Mark, I really like the idea that you put forth.  It gives the various talented people who contribute in seperate but significant ways, a chance to use their &quot;banked contributions&quot; as they see fit. It would be really nice to give games, apps, professional development seminars or classes, beta devices, actual devices, or whatever.....The point is that you have many contributors and it nice to recognize that the incentives for each individual may vary.  ","2009-11-23T17:32:13","2009-11-23T17:32:13","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2848,{"$nulls":3},"@Filipe or Mark, Is that Gool-Bama-Cash something that is being considered for naming of the incentive value program?  If so, please rethink....Politicians may not be the best component of the nomenclature, because of &quot;feelings&quot; toward them. A more generic nomenclature may be more apealing to the masses....If the name was, &quot;just a name&quot; and I misunderstood, than, please disregard my comments...","2009-11-23T17:49:59","2009-11-23T18:00:40","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2850,{"$nulls":3},"Thanks Mark, I was bit worried about the name, but the Program sounds worthwhile.  It is good that you brought this back into the communications link.  Now that there are more &quot;IDEAS PLAYERS&quot;, you seem to be getting a lot of comments.  Great!  I support it.  Your idea seems worthwhile to ALL! A more global approach to incentives is good to visit and re-visit periodically.  I hope that people read your post and see that you are trying to help the multiple areas of expertise/talent pool with this idea.   BRAVO!","2009-11-23T18:07:16","2009-11-23T18:07:16","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2856,{"$nulls":3},"I think we&#39;re getting close to the point where we can reintroduce currency around ideas. The key impediment initially was that it was acting as a barrier to entry and preventing the site user base from growing.","2009-11-24T09:03:30","2009-11-24T09:24:57","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2872,{"$nulls":3},"Again, I think the Global or &quot;for everything&quot; incentive program or system which Mark is trying to bring back is a great idea.  You have many specialty areas that have distinguishable, and very important contributions; ideas (business, process, technical),tangible creativity (APPs, devices, upgrades, device functionality etc),there will also be future contributors (Bloggers, WOM best performers, gamers, reviewers etcs.).  Each specialty area to the SF, comes from a different value adding background and perspective, and may have different &quot;wants or needs&quot; as far as incentivization. Mark, I hope that I am understanding your concept, but if I am not, please comment or clarify.","2009-11-24T14:07:14","2009-11-25T19:08:11","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8858,{"$nulls":3},"To motivate developer community with Virtual Currencies.\n\n\n\n\nAnswering questions on discussion boards, contributing bug fixes and new features, writing articles for the wiki etc. ","2010-08-19T10:57:58","2010-08-19T10:57:57","Mesenburg",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,200,{"$nulls":3},"Definitely worth discussing -- I think that the motivational aspects of a facility like this one need to go through iterative rounds of testing and that different constituencies will respond to different incentives.  We took the store out for now as it didn&apos;t make sense in the context of a beta test with employees, for example.  But I believe it is worth testing in the context of a broader based community involvement in the site.","2009-04-23T16:19:41","2009-05-06T09:26:42","tshelton",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,494,{"$nulls":3},"This concept of currency is fine and it might lure to actually contribute towards the community. But more interesting and tempting to contribute for many would be something similar if not better than the FN Champions program. I feel it has tempted a lot more contributions than what would have been if the contributions were merely towards community. I might be wrong with the vast majority who contribute irrespective of the program consistantly, but definatitely we see a small percentage which contributes agressively. This percentage maybe small, but the agressive nature that they go through (noticably each one peaks for a month or two and fade away..unfortunately) cummilates to pretty big numbers.\n\n\n\n\nTo summerize, I feel some kind of benefits in terms of conference passes, some latest devices,  etc (??) certainly will keep contributors flowing.\n\n\n\n\nMy two cents on the take :)","2009-05-06T13:42:57","2009-05-06T13:42:57","NeilBhasme",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,8430,{"$nulls":3},"Answering questions on discussion boards, contributing bug fixes and new features, writing articles for the wiki etc. \n\n\n\n\nI don't know how to include the aforementioned, but a true prediction market sounds like a good idea.\n\n\n\n\nI've participated in a few, including an idea site by Cisco using Spigit, and a political options market by the Wall Street Journal powered by intrade.  The Iowa Electronic Market used to predict political outcomes has been a huge success, if you can believe what you read in the press.\n\n\n\n\nIn the Cisco competition you are given say 5000 virtual currencies to spread over ideas, or just spend all on your own idea, like I did.\n\n\n\n\nThe winners of the ideas in the past had to do with the energy sector and telepresence adoption.\n\n\n\n\nA team is then assembled to implement the idea, and the idea generator is awarded $250,000.\n\n\n\n\nThen there are those who invested wisely in the top ideas, and accumulated virtual currencies due to the rise in value of the good ideas.\n\n\n\n\nThese individuals were also rewarded with cash and/or prizes.\n\n\n\n\nBeing an open source community, the cash will be hard to come by, but I'm certain excitement can be generated by the system itself, or with prizes like those you have brought up.","2010-07-17T05:22:20","2010-07-17T05:22:20","Mesenburg",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1983,"Mobile functionality",null,"Make phone into a universal controller","I want my phone to control other equipments, e.g. TV, lights, etc.","2009-10-27T15:57:29","2010-10-15T12:03:49","jeanne",0,92.13,"Expert review",30,1]
[null,2309,{"$nulls":3},"Most phones don&#39;t have IR these days. But would be good to be able to use my phone as a PS3 controller via bluetooth.","2009-11-04T08:42:01","2009-11-04T08:42:01","timh",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2250,{"$nulls":3},"Cool. There's an open source TV remote (kind of) here. Wonder if it would possible to get it working with the IR hardware in some Symbian phones? :-)","2009-11-02T15:20:12","2009-11-02T15:20:12","jaley",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4543,"Mobile functionality","User interface","brightness control","automatic brightness adjustment would be great. or an easier way to adjust the display brightness by offering users to save a few predetermined brightness level.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nEG:\n\n\n\n\n1. dark (15%)\n\n\n\n\n2. dim (25%)\n\n\n\n\n3. normal (50%)\n\n\n\n\n4. under the sun (100%)","2010-01-17T17:46:43","2010-10-11T10:46:01","Derick",0,71.86,"Expert review",66,5]
[null,10017,{"$nulls":3},"@Truf: It don't has to be a must for all manufacturers, but Symbian should support it.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-09T09:52:00","2010-10-09T09:52:00","Tallert",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4546,{"$nulls":3},"Symbian have brighteness control in System settings application. Automatic brightness adjustment require hardware sensor which increase device price.","2010-01-17T19:14:48","2010-01-18T05:17:00","Truf",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4552,{"$nulls":3},"The Ambient light sensor will automatically do it for you","2010-01-18T06:19:15","2010-01-18T06:19:15","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4574,{"$nulls":3},"Not only is it in the settings, but AFAIK virtually all S60 / Symbian devices over the last few years have had an ambient light sensor in them. (It's usually the \"other\" hole above the screen next to the front-facing camera)","2010-01-18T12:18:51","2010-10-13T09:29:55","cirrus",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4607,{"$nulls":3},"okay, i'll check with my 5530. it doesn't seem to have the ambient light sensor.","2010-01-18T19:18:14","2010-01-18T19:18:14","Derick",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5823,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Video player for the N97 that can play common formats like .avi .xvid","FROM THE TITLE ITS PRETTY OBVIOUS WHAT MY IDEA IS....\n\n\n\n\nTHE N97 VIDEO PLAYER SUPPORTS VERY FEW FORMATS OF VIDEO NAMELY 3GP\n\n\n\n\nIT WOULD VERY VERY USEFUL IF IT COULD SUPPORT COMMONER FORMATS LIKE .MPG .AVI ETC SO THAT USERS DON'T NEED TO BOTHER CONVERTING THE VIDEO FILE..\n\n\n\n\nTHANK YOU","2010-02-22T16:14:36","2010-03-01T17:04:10","prithvidev_212",0,68.31,"Done!",2,1]
[null,5825,{"$nulls":3},"this is the one thing that I don't understand, you put 32gb in there and allow a limited video formats..\n\n\n\n\nnow i have to convert a avi to one that does play, and trust me, you don't want to convert an 700-900mb movie\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI like this","2010-02-22T22:10:18","2010-02-23T12:42:52","saghard",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5842,{"$nulls":3},"this idea already exists.\nhttp://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=5686","2010-02-23T12:58:03","2010-02-23T12:58:03","piyush_veere",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5844,{"$nulls":3},"also check\nhttp://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=2412\nmake your idea different,add something unique to your idea.","2010-02-23T13:03:57","2010-02-23T13:03:57","piyush_veere",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5849,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Prithvi\n\n\n\n\nAs your idea already exists, please post anything further as a refinement to here http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=5686\n\n\n\n\nThis idea will be closed in 7 days to avoid duplicate ideas on the site.\n\n\n\n\nThanks\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-23T14:21:45","2010-02-23T14:21:45","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6591,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","A tweet this button!","Emailing people can feel a bit heavy handed for recruiting support for an idea, but a tweet button seems more appropriate.","2010-03-16T11:51:20","2010-03-18T10:15:09","jamesm",0,0,"Closed",0,0]
[null,6606,{"$nulls":3},"James Melbow - Idea already posted :- http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=4671 \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-17T04:35:59","2010-03-18T12:34:11","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9407,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","Contacts - Address length etc - inspite of MfE","http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=8799\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI had posted this idea sometime back.  I understand that this MfE belongs, MS active sync, google, and Nokia and that it beyond symbian. org.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nafter thinking abou the reply, it occured to me that my address got truncated and i was whining about it. why cannot the address section long enough to have more characters.  that is a suggestion from my end - i am sure someone would have thougth about it too.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nalso, the number of phone numebrs for folks/family  in the USA is more than 5 and i am surprised that there are not enough place holders. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nin my previous posting, i had talked abt Blackberry (BB) curve 8320 - RIM had many phone place holders - upto 8 if am not wrong.  increasing the numebr of phone numbers available, will benefit folks in teh US.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nthanks for listening.  your OS is very good and I really like it.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nregards\n\n\n\n\nravi.","2010-09-09T23:07:40","2010-09-09T23:07:40","mravichandran",0,100,"Voting and discussion",11,0]
[null,9413,{"$nulls":3},"Good question, and yes, a bit off the scope of things here, but I'll take it because it could clarify a few things:\n\n\n\n\nWith the RIM BlackBerry device and service (these two are inseparable) that you mentioned, there is support for an insane amount of metadata per contact. RIM, in some respects, does a lot better than Outlook/MS Exchange (and these two are very comprehensive and customizable).\n\n\n\n\nWith Symbian (not just Nokia) devices, you have a bit of an issue. On the device side, there's a need to have enough fields that the user feels enabled, enough options that they can tweak as needed, and support a syncing scheme that is not controlled by Symbian (Nokia, or any of the other Symbian licensees).\n\n\n\n\nSymbian/Nokia does not control the Exchange service - and therefore the problem with a service layer on top of your device such as Mail for Exchange, the device needs to be compatible with the server in the most efficient way possible, while also also supporting the schema that is used for contacts on the device.\n\n\n\n\nThis is very hard, and so some decisions had to be made. Not always the ones we like, but they were made.\n\n\n\n\nWhat is a probable change that can be asked for is this:\n\n\n\n\n\n\nAlign the SyncML contact databases used in Symbian products to other contact databases such as the one used for Exchange/Outlook, Lotus, etc. (this really doesn't need to be done)\nProvide a better API that licensees such as Nokia can use for products such as Mail for Exchange where they don't have to build so much of the glue, and can just concentrate on the connection - this would allow for the extra customizations you speak of wanting\n\n\n\n\n\nIn short, its possible, but there is more to do than just update the application to allow for custom fields. Especially when another service that's controlled by Symbian is involved, there are other matters that need to be taken into into account and developed for/around.","2010-09-10T16:29:54","2010-09-10T22:17:38","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10175,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Accelerometer Sensitivity","The Nokia N8 as a great device should have a built in settings wherein the users could manually adjust the accelerometer's sensitivity. This would be pretty useful for different types of users specially in terms of gaming and GUI navigation enjoyment.","2010-10-12T17:25:48","2010-10-12T17:25:48","jayvee_12692",0,100,"Voting and discussion",5,0]
[null,10431,"Mobile applications",null,"more functions in the calculator","the calculator must have atleast power functions with like 2^5 =32. it will be really useful when calculating compound intrest and if brackets can be added then equations like x = a(s+t/100)^n can be solved in one step.","2010-11-04T09:30:56","2010-11-04T09:30:56","aakash1234",0,100,"Voting and discussion",6,0]
[null,1216,"Symbian Foundation","Make development easier","Move SDK help to Wiki to allow contributions","The proposal is very simple. Have the API reference moved to the Wiki, thus allowing the community to add /  improve content and correct / remove errors in the documentation.\n\n\n\n\nAs some of the documentation is taken from the code itself, initially there would be a need to synchronize this with the repository, by flagging modifications or some other similar mechanism. Of course once the code moves to EPL this will be easier to achieve.\n\n\n\n\nI&apos;d combine this together with Andrew Langstaff&apos;s idea regarding panic documentation, as explained here","2009-06-24T15:33:32","2010-06-10T01:57:53","david.caabeiro",0,96.24,"Closed",5,1]
[null,1218,{"$nulls":3},"Hi David\n\n\n\n\nIt&apos;s a good idea and we are already working on/investigating a wiki front-end on the reference documentation. We know that the split between reference library and \"education\" documentation is rather fuzzy (some of the guide content in the library is stylistically closer to the wiki content) and uniting the documentation sets is in our sights. It will take some infrastructure changes, which the Nokia system documentation team are currently working on, and when we have a clearer idea of what&apos;s happening and when I hope to be able to share more details so we can refine this idea.  Definitely a thumbs up in the long-term.\n\n\n\n\nJo","2009-06-24T16:12:42","2009-06-24T16:12:42","stichbury",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1984,"Mobile applications",null,"Cross platform device to device sync","allow me to mirror two or more mobile device&#39;s contacts, calendar, photos, ring tones, settings and more over the air, with no user input. the reason being is that many users have more than one device, so keeping the data the same on both only makes sense!","2009-10-27T16:01:22","2010-06-14T11:23:18","killermobile",0,100,"Closed",2,0]
[null,2240,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Single Tap for the Symbian^3 UI","This Idea is related to the vote for the UI Council on the Single Tap proposal from Ixonos. This place is for the community to vote, as the UI Council will vote on the discussion board thread.\n\nFrom the proposal landing page:\n&quot;Nokia S60 5th Edition platform introduced a touch interface used by products from Nokia, Samsung and Sony-Ericsson. As Symbian^3 will be based on S60 5th Edition Platform, it will also derive the touch user interface functionality.\n\nThe S60 5th Edition touch UI uses mainly single tap inputs. However, there are places where double tapping is required and this breaks UI consistency. This document proposes removing the need for double tapping from the Symbian^3 platform.\n\nThe proposed change will affect both the platform applications and the Symbian Platform Middleware layer as well. The non-touch UI, i.e. hardware only input functionality, will not be changed.&quot;\n\nLanding page for the proposal:\nhttp://developer.symbian.org/wiki/index.php/Prop/Improve_Single_Tap_Support\n\nDiscussion board thread about the proposal:\nhttp://developer.symbian.org/forum/showthread.php?p=8929#post8929\n\nUI Council Vote\nhttp://developer.symbian.org/forum/showthread.php?t=3536","2009-11-02T12:48:24","2010-08-03T14:27:21","scottw",0,100,"Being done",94,0]
[null,4874,{"$nulls":3},"This shouldn't even be needing a vote! From day one, it was one of the biggest complaints of Symbian^1. We see how it can be useful at times, but a lot of us feel that it was the result of the immaturity of the platform in general. It seemed as if Symbian took how everything was done in S60 and tried to make it touch oriented instead, and the double tap came of of the fact that you used to have to use the D-pad to find your way to an icon, and press the center key to actually open it. Whatever the case may be, it's one of the two biggest complaints about the UI, and I would think that Symbian would have seen all the buzz about this, and understood that it needs to be removed in place of a TAP AND HOLD, like everybody else. You're never going to stop the market share losses if Symbian continues to implement double tap. User friendliness is key and double tap isn't user friendly. If I could vote support on this 100 times I would.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-26T03:59:10","2010-01-26T03:59:10","NseriesFreak7",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,5926,{"$nulls":3},"Totally agree with the comments to date, the double tap is a pain in the butt and should be rectified promptly.","2010-02-25T13:30:47","2010-02-25T13:30:47","thewinchester",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,10332,{"$nulls":3},"All taps should be single, period! Double tapping is obsolete. Besides texting or typing shouldn't open another page before reversing to the original page/screen as it's experienced now on all Nokia phones. Everything should be straight forward - that's user friendly.","2010-10-20T01:33:50","2010-10-20T01:37:14","kgaconti",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6023,{"$nulls":3},"Yeah, especially since I don't always experience the double-tap as consistent either. Would be gret to do away with the extra taps and focus on a faster, more intuitive interface experience!","2010-02-28T10:24:01","2010-02-28T10:24:01","Feileacan",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10635,{"$nulls":3},"Single tap all the way to the bank!  Ive tapped one to many times on loads of occasions and have ended up opening an app i didnt intend to because the os is closing an app on the first tap but then opens whichever app is in the same place on the screen after it goes back to the menu.\n\n\n\n\nI completely agree with Doug Auchter about the feel of being an after though from the old d pad.  It just feels like the interface hasnt completely moved over to touch and makes it feel 'clunky'\n\n\n\n\nIm fed up of pressing on a text box and having to press again to be able to type anything in -- grrrrr lol","2010-11-24T01:47:09","2010-11-24T01:47:09","simonjkdavies",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9901,{"$nulls":3},"Agree with all these comments. In just about every review I've read about the Nokia N97 Mini or Nokia 5800 for example they are always mentioning the 'bad' inconsistency of single and double tapping. Having owned a 5800 I see what they mean!","2010-10-08T05:46:31","2010-10-08T05:47:04","ricky4001",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2287,{"$nulls":3},"Symbian thought the first tap allows you to toggle options and a second tap to execute it. But i&#39;m not able to get used to it. Many times a double tap and even prepare for a third tap if nothing happens immediately. Some times I automatically double tap a focused item that require only a single tap.\n\nTherefore, I suggest &quot;TAP and HOLD&quot; to display options instead of unintuitive double-tap.","2009-11-03T14:02:33","2009-11-03T14:02:32","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},3,0]
[null,2496,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Mobile versions of Symbian web sites","Previously, Freddie posted a similar idea and so far 'mobile site versions' were actually done as widgets (developer and see09 widgets). \n\n\n\nWhile widgets are cool, they don't have the 'automatic' quality that is be achieved by server-side code. For example, most mobile-enabled sites nowadays will auto-detect User-Agent from HTTP request and present rendering appropriate to the device. Since this is not implemented on any symbian.org domains, browsing symbian sites on a phone is not great. \n\n\n\n\n\nThere are several neat and cheap ways of providing a mobile version for web sites optimised for desktop browsers. Clearly, we are not the first people trying to solve this. Efforts such as WURFL (http://wurfl.sourceforge.net/) have been around for ages. \n\n\n\n\n\nBest of all, there is a GPL-ed on-the-fly transcoding gateway from siruna here: http://open.siruna.org/\nThis is how it would work: \n\n\n\n\n\n1. Incoming requests are checked for User-Agent (see WURFL PHP API for detecting by User-Agent). Surely, we have a reverse proxy/load balancer/router front-end that can do this easily.\n\n\n\n\n\n2. All mobile user agents are then redirected to the transcoding gateway, instead of the requested site. Gateway does its magic and delivers mobile version.\n\n\n\n\n\n3. The 'mobile sites' can also be accessible via e.g. www.symbian.mobi, developer.symbian.mobi, planet.symbian.mobi. These would essentially go direct to the transcoding proxy.\n\n\n\n\n\n4. We don't touch the existing sites! \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nCheerio\n\n\nIvan","2009-11-11T16:10:15","2009-11-11T16:18:24","adetaylor",0,100,"Voting and discussion",5,0]
[null,5056,"Mobile applications",null,"Use the phone as magnifying lense through its camera","I got this idea watching my mother having difficulty reading the tiny dosage instructions on her medicine bottle.\n\n\n\n\nOfcourse taking a picture and do iPhone style pinch zooming later is also a good suggestion but sometimes it's better to have it in real-time.","2010-01-30T07:15:15","2010-01-31T04:02:14","BoyBawang",0,71.4,"Done!",4,1]
[null,5059,{"$nulls":3},"Already exists: http://betalabs.nokia.com/apps/nokia-magnifier","2010-01-30T18:22:35","2010-01-30T18:23:03","david.caabeiro",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5060,{"$nulls":3},"Boy Bawang - there is already an app that do the magnification - Nokia Magnifier .\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nYou can download it through Nokia Betalabs site- http://betalabs.nokia.com/apps/nokia-magnifier ","2010-01-30T18:30:04","2010-01-30T18:30:04","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5070,{"$nulls":3},"Thanks for the info guys! this thread should be removed now. But how?","2010-01-31T00:43:41","2010-01-31T00:44:50","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6336,"Symbian Foundation","Improve the running of Symbian","The Future Qt","Qt is an great idea as kind of mobile native runtime also development framework for cross-platform and future direction, Qt created a standards for mobile development and application runtime for Symbian^4OS, MaemoOS, MoblinOS, MeegoOS and More. It will also extend to be supporting various kernel.\n\n\n\n\n\nLet's Collaborate to suggest enhancement and better feature of Qt together!\n\n\n\n\nAny ideas you would like to link it  for Future Qt?\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-07T08:16:55","2010-03-14T12:33:57","lawrence27",0,26.82,"Voting and discussion",1,3]
[null,6502,{"$nulls":3},"We should only focus on ideas, Symbian and Nokia internal issue please sort it out internally.","2010-03-14T11:12:11","2010-03-15T03:34:10","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6530,{"$nulls":3},"Lawrence,\n\n\n\n\nYou make some good points, however, Symbian Foundation works with and/or for MANY cell phone makers.  Therefore, the IDEAs are Symbian based, with each cell phone brand/manufacturer's needs taken into consideration.  Your suggestion is not out of the question.  However, the community will assess and vote based on the facts.\n\n\n\n\nMy esteemed colleague is simply stating that Qt is Nokia's. This is The Symbian Foundation and there are license and other business considerations involved in this IDEA.\n\n\n\n\nLastly, this looks like a collation of previously submitted IDEAs, which are being reposted. If this is the case, than this will be closed, as this is already on the site and being voted for by the community.\n\n\n\n\nIf this is not the case, please explain what is the difference is? \n\n\n\n\nThere may be a need to place some of the hyperlinked information into this category, or under another originator, if you pulled others IDEAs. The moderator team will explore what to with this post after your response. ","2010-03-14T21:18:50","2010-03-14T21:18:50","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6343,{"$nulls":3},"List of ideas suggested as bellow:\n\n\n\n\n* Extend Qt  Modular Class Library to support Silverlight and Flash\n\n\n\n\n*  Qt mobile  native runtime custom plugin layer\n\n\n\n\n* Strive to  build Qt Mobile native runtime at all Mobile Operating System, so Qt  based application can run on any Cell Phone\n\n\n\n\n* Extend Qt  mobile native runtime to Web Enabled where work with web services, so  Qt based application can run on any browser\n\n\n\n\n* Extend Qt  mobile native runtime to Chip Based OS like Software for Router,  Switch, etc\n\n\n\n\n* Better Menu Screen approach\n\n\n\n\n* Better search  approach","2010-03-07T10:49:00","2010-03-14T12:48:22","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6344,{"$nulls":3},"I should mention to those contributing to this idea that Qt is a Nokia, not Symbian Foundation, property. therefore extending it falls to Nokia though SF can play advocate. it would be good for SF to push their use of Qt, and I believe that they will - as needed. As for other devices and platforms though, that really does sit on Nokia's shoulders and may not exactly be the right place for this convo.","2010-03-07T13:41:23","2010-03-12T10:16:31","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,6359,{"$nulls":3},"Thanks for the info Antoine :)","2010-03-08T12:16:43","2010-03-08T12:16:43","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8384,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Allow to leave private comment on each idea","Allow this collaborative website to leave private message on each idea for idea refinement and whatsoever you can think of.","2010-07-15T16:34:37","2010-07-15T16:34:37","lawrence27",0,40.59,"Voting and discussion",2,2]
[null,8484,{"$nulls":3},"Private messaging I agree works for a number of scenarios, I have asked Spigit about this functionality but it does not seem that it is on their roadmap for now.  If i hear any further news I will post it. ","2010-07-20T15:02:17","2010-07-20T15:02:17","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8386,{"$nulls":3},"Why would you need to leave a private comment? :)","2010-07-15T16:43:53","2010-07-16T19:31:55","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8387,{"$nulls":3},"I gotta get out of this place.\n\n\n\n\nIf it's the last thing I ever do.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-07-15T16:46:33","2010-07-15T16:46:33","Mesenburg",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8413,{"$nulls":3},"Lawrence, the Symbian Foundation philosophy is open-source, open communication, sharing ideas both for and against a proposed IDEA.\n\n\n\n\nGiven that fact, any comment should also be written cogently, clearly, concisely and professionally.\n\n\n\n\nThat would include, and is not limited to, no personal generalizations or attacks in comments. Additionally, comments must be factual, and be product, app or processed based.\n\n\n\n\nCriticism and positive feedback is natural evolution of an idea on this open forum.\n\n\n\n\nI do not support this idea, as I believe in the fundamentals of openness and professionalism, which is the cornerstone for open-source development.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-07-16T19:29:03","2010-07-16T19:29:03","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8415,{"$nulls":3},"This is insane! ","2010-07-16T19:32:34","2010-07-16T19:32:34","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8443,{"$nulls":3},"The way human communicate is complicated and this is how human live or used with. When we design system or application for more than one human we might need to consider not too structural or too systematic then will not so dry and a little bit fun.","2010-07-17T20:06:57","2010-07-17T20:06:57","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2753,"Mobile applications",null,"Intelligent Call Barring facility","When busy (like, in some meetings), some one can bar or block all incoming calls to avoid any disturbances. And if any call to his/her number is made, he/she should get the notification as &ldquo;missed calls&rdquo; without any ring and also, the caller should get a busy tone or some predefined voice message.\n","2009-11-19T11:07:01","2010-06-15T11:23:33","alokmishra",0,100,"Closed",2,0]
[null,6213,{"$nulls":3},"I feel it would prove helpful and users would feel comfortable while busy.","2010-03-04T06:42:11","2010-03-04T06:42:11","alokmishra",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7873,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Each Program icon shortcut placed in Homescreen should have indicator showing that app is currently running in the background.","I suggest the same small circle indicator as they were in the main menu.","2010-06-03T08:55:32","2010-06-03T08:55:32","BoyBawang",0,100,"Voting and discussion",3,0]
[null,10689,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Symbian^3 not connecting people so well","Normal 0       MicrosoftInternetExplorer4    \n\n\nWhy is it so hard to set up a connection to a corporate WLAN (WPA2 enterprise) with a Symbian^3 phone?\n\n\n \n\n\nOn an Android or iOS phone, you just tap on the network, enter your id and password, and you are connected. On a Symbian^3 phone, you have to set dozens of cryptic settings manually, including server certificate, proxy (instead of getting automatic proxy settings via .pac script), and DNS addresses (unless you want the dreaded \"invalid server name\" error\").\n\n\n \n\n\nIf you leave the server certificate setting to \"none\" under PEAP, as advised by most corporate IT departments in the U.S., Symbian^3 itself will block the connection, but only after the user tries to connect. The user is kept completely in the dark as to which one of the 100 network settings caused the connection to fail. The user does not even know if the connection was blocked by the server or the phone itself.  \n\n\n \n\n\nNokia/Symbian, your first priority should be to make the \"connecting people\" function of Symbian phones to work. Otherwise, the \"people\" will not buy a Symbian phone.","2010-12-06T06:48:07","2010-12-06T06:48:07","blokey",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,194,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","Change the name/theme of the smart phone show","Voting for this idea assumes that we WILL have an event this fall -- but suggests that the current name and focus should be changed -- discussion here should be focused on what an alternative name/focus might be.\n\n\n\n\nIn my original idea post, Kill The Smart Phone Show,\n\n\n\n\nhttp://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=119\n\n\n\n\nI was deliberately provocative in the name as I hoped to get a set of ideas and discussions going about what to do about this event in the fall which is one of the biggest single marketing expenses in the Symbian budget for this year.  As a result of this conversation a bunch of specific separate ideas have come out -- change the name, change the theme, make it a broader industry event instead of a specifically Symbian event, change the location, cancel the event altogether, etc.  So I am going to post three specific \"idea\" threads to encourage us to break out this conversation into the component parts.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-04-23T13:39:01","2009-04-23T13:39:01","tshelton",0,100,"Being done",3,0]
[null,244,{"$nulls":3},"The Show WILL have a new name and themes - update coming very soon.","2009-04-26T10:17:44","2009-04-26T10:17:44","anatoliep",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,450,"Symbian Foundation","Improve the running of Symbian","New business model: Companies to provide firmware upgrades for devices","In today&apos;s mobile world one is hooked to its device manufacturers to provide them a firmware upgrade and get new functionalities and services... Many users get over it by downloading new applications but applications can only do so much...\n\n\n\n\nIn the same way that one can upgrade its PC (whether using windows, or linux) without having to refer to the PC manufacturer, a phone user should be able to upgrade his firmware without having to refer to device manufacturer.\n\n\n\n\nThis means having companies or individual creating and distributing hardware / device specific distros (most likely for the most popular devices) if the device manufacturers do not wish to do so. This could be either a revenue opportunity or a famous hack!\n\n\n\n\nThere are obviously a few challenges there:\n\n\n\nsigning of fw packages\navailability of hardware specs\nlots of things I do not know about\n\n\n\nBut might be an opportunity for a new business model in the mobile space?","2009-05-04T18:48:26","2010-06-11T15:23:07","campbieil",0,100,"Closed",6,0]
[null,1866,{"$nulls":3},"Yeah, it's a real Catch-22 situation. They won't do it themselves but they don't want anyone else to do it. It might still work though, presumably they'd be most receptive to this if due dilligence (proper testing, SLA's etc.) were applied to the firmware updates. I'd say they would almost definitely want the warranty voided if your theoretical companies updates were applied to one of their devices and they'd still like to see rigorous validation done to stave off bad publicity. An intriguing idea, but you'd probably need some leverage behind you (in terms of industry contacts, a solid plan etc.) to make it work as a business.","2009-10-12T14:13:28","2009-10-12T14:13:28","brendand",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,453,{"$nulls":3},"Some great ideas, as usual. I do wonder about the problems involving 3rd-party components shipped with firmware though, given that the only way to obtain them may be extracting them from a handset somehow, with something like FExplorer. Stuff like multimedia codecs, fonts, handwriting recognition and prodictive text entry components, image editors, Bluetooth printing tools and vendor-supplied games and applications come to mind.","2009-05-04T22:31:25","2009-05-05T08:47:06","vmlemon",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1986,"Mobile functionality",null,"Soft keys","Remove softkeys! they look horrible especially on N97 and 5800 in landscape mode.  Have a menu button (hard-ware) and no menu bar on the screen.","2009-10-27T16:07:28","2010-06-14T11:22:23","ziggiesandvik",0,0,"Closed",0,1]
[null,2754,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Show battery percentage like in UIQ","I&#39;m not sure if this is already implemented in symbian^2 and future releases, but one of the most convenient features of my old p910i UIQ phone was the battery display in terms of percentage. It used to show exactly how much battery was remaining, instead of 7 bars like in avkon/s60. This percentage style display of battery implementation in the symbian os would be most appreciated.","2009-11-19T11:29:45","2010-10-09T16:37:22","RageTek",0,93.35,"Expert review",54,1]
[null,2761,{"$nulls":3},"What would you do differently if you saw &quot;34%&quot; instead of 2 bars? I was once told that network operators don&#39;t like the battery indicators, because many people reduce their phone usage when the battery is getting low, to &quot;avoid running out&quot;. My concern would be that the percentage gives an illusion of great precision which isn&#39;t really justified. ","2009-11-19T12:24:29","2009-11-19T12:57:09","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2771,{"$nulls":3},"At the end of the day, this is going to be a choice made by the product designers, regardless of which style of gadget Symbian^X ships with. Battery level drivers usually just report either a normalised number between 0 and 255, or a level value and a maximum. it&#39;s up to the device UI to turn that into something a human can understand.\n\nOn a personal preference level, I always liked the UIQ 2 battery, that changed colour as well as showing a level indication.\n","2009-11-19T15:52:01","2009-11-19T15:52:01","cowboycoder",{"$nulls":3},4,0]
[null,9685,{"$nulls":3},"Already implemented on Symbian^3 ;D\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nhttp://jfourgeaud.wordpress.com/2010/09/26/nokia-n8-couple-of-facts/","2010-09-27T09:16:18","2010-09-27T09:16:37","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,9692,{"$nulls":3},"While already implemented, a better statistic would be \"time until depleted,\" or \"time to empty.\" This would better allow users to note their consumption patterns and is essentially a much more accurate to the user type of indicator. This is essentially what the graphical icon is, but has more literal sense.","2010-09-27T15:07:55","2010-09-27T16:55:49","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5826,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Add up/down arrows to the Querty keyboard mode on touch devices","This Idea's title is pretty self explanatory. Have you tried to edit a text where there are a lot of returns? Well, it's not so easy. To come back to a previous line, you have to select the text like if you wanted to copy it, wich is very difficult using your fingers only (at least on my XM 5800).\n\n\n\n\nInstead what I propose is to put 2 arrows, Up/Down, to be able to move between lines. I post an image next (quick photoshoping), that describes my idea.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-22T23:24:32","2010-02-22T23:24:32","techflat",0,100,"Voting and discussion",3,0]
[null,5827,{"$nulls":3},"I just thought about something else:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThese Up/Down arrows would be great too to change stuff like time, dates and all sorts of things that can go higher or lower...","2010-02-23T01:39:11","2010-02-23T01:39:11","techflat",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7362,"Symbian Foundation","Improve the running of Symbian","Identity icon for symbian","Symbian is lacking of identity icon for it self.\n\n\n\n\nIf I searches by using keyword \"Symbian logo\" or \"Symbian icon\", the old Symbian with tie images or Symbian foundation logo will be listed. Both of them are not fit to square icon in size 16*16 or 24*24 that use frequently in icon / favicon.\n\n\n\n\nNow, Nokia is not only one manufac that use Symbian for their phone, so Nokia icon not represent for Symbian itself.\n\n\n\n\nSo, Symbian should have a squared logo for it self and let's everyone and use it for represent to Symbian and also well recognized when meet the icon in real life.","2010-05-03T18:45:44","2010-05-03T18:45:44","Nozomi",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,7364,{"$nulls":3}," \n\n\n\n\nWell, there used to be the Symbian Marble  (not sure if that was the official name) icon, in the days of yore:\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSymbian Software Ltd. used to use a smaller version as their FavIcon on at least their developer Website, if I remember correctly.\n\n\n\n\nStill, the Foundation have made it clear that they'd like people to use the new Blockhead-with-yellow adornments logos; and they've selected an adorned Blockhead \"S\" to be their FavIcon for their Websites. I doubt that they want people to use the FavIcons in a standalone manner, though.\n\n\n\n\nOn another note, despite being used as a FavIcon for a short period of time on the old Symbian Software Websites; the old brand manual stated \"The symbol (i) of the Symbian logo can only be used on its own when used in conjunction with the complete Symbian logo. The (i) symbol is NOT the logo\", regarding the use of the stylised \"i\".","2010-05-03T19:46:17","2010-05-03T20:01:41","vmlemon",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7365,{"$nulls":3},"All that aside, we used to have a symbol (the old Heart Logo - that people are still using, despite it no longer being \"official\"), before the public and press decided to deride it as being \"childish\",  \"overly feminine\" and \"looking like a dating site/health product logo\"; and the powers-that-be latched on to the fact that people disliked it, and therefore changed it.","2010-05-03T20:07:18","2010-05-03T20:11:48","vmlemon",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7618,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Touch to focus viewfinder","Though, I don't know and I didn't research online that whether if camera viewfinder application is a part of Symbian or property of Nokia; but if it's part of Symbian, here's my idea (searched the site but couldn't find a similar idea) \n\nI can't count how many times my N82's auto-focus algorithms calculated false focus  points and I can't stop thinking why don't we have a touch-to-focus implementation within camera viewfinder application besides auto-focus for improving intuitivity and productivity (and user experience, as a result) for devices with touch screens? \n\nI'd love to see that on a N8 and I guess I'm not alone.","2010-05-18T07:29:43","2010-05-20T15:37:07","GeceBekcisi",0,0,"Closed",1,0]
[null,7628,{"$nulls":3},"A similar idea has already been submitted and voted for, and is in expert review stage:\n\n\n\n\nAdd touch-to-focus to camera application","2010-05-18T11:32:18","2010-05-18T11:32:18","effimiav",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1731,"Symbian Foundation","Make development easier","Restrict DevCerts by UID","The goal here is to keep development easy while making bogus DevCert usage harder.\n\n\n\n\n1. When a developer requests a DevCert, prompt the developer for a list of application UIDs. The developer *MUST* choose one or more UIDs from the protected range associated with the Publisher ID making the DevCert request.\n\n\n\n\n2. Encode that list of UIDs into the DevCert (again, only protected UIDs are allowed).\n\n\n\n\n3. (Optional) Modify makesis so that it will fail with an error if an attempt is made to sign a package with a UID that isn't in the DevCert's list of signable UIDs.\n\n\n\n\n4. Modify the installer so that it fails with an error for any package signed with a DevCert that does not list that package's UID.\n\n\n\n\n5. Include one totally free protected UID (no content ID purchase required) for every new Publisher ID during registration of the Publisher ID\n\n\n\n\n6. For additional protected UIDs: every developer would get one protected UID with the purchase of a Content ID. Purchasing a Publisher ID and/or a Content ID is the only way to get a protected UID.\n\n\n\n\nThe idea here is to keep costs the same for developers who actually (eventually) submit their applications to Express Signed, while significantly raising the costs for pirates and other Symbian Signed abusers. Using current costs, a pirate that tries to use a (inappropriately acquired) DevCert to sign somebody else's app would have to pay at least $20 (for a new Content ID) to do so. In most cases, it will be cheaper and much easier to buy the app legitimately.\n\n\n\n\nMeanwhile, a legitimate developer's cost stay the same in the majority of cases. We would just have to pre-purchase Content IDs earlier.\n\n\n\n\nSymbian should be able to save costs with this system since abuse of DevCerts should decrease substantially.\n\n\n\n\nQ: \"Why should I have to pay for a Content ID I might never use?\" A: If you're not intending to ever submit an app to Symbian (Express/Certified) Signed, why do you need a DevCert?\n\n\n\n\nQ: \"I want to DevCert-sign example apps while I'm learning, but I'm not sure I'll ever create my own app.\" A: (a) have publishers provide pre-signed SISXs for demo apps whenever possible, (b) use Open Signed online, (c) come on, it's only $20; your publisher ID cost you $200, you got one protected UID with it, and you'll probably use that $20 Content ID credit eventually anyway.\n\n\n\n\nQ: \"But I'm a freeware/open-source developer...\" A: TNSTAFL.","2009-09-22T07:43:18","2009-10-12T14:09:28","briansmith",0,20.69,"Voting and discussion",2,4]
[null,7937,{"$nulls":3},"I am bringing this back up front for consideration.Developers...Please read and vote.","2010-06-10T01:45:37","2010-06-10T01:45:37","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1733,{"$nulls":3},"Interesting change.  I oppose it because Symbian signed isn't and never has been about stopping piracy.  For its stated purpose I think it's a good idea and would probably work, but putting more barriers in the way of open source and freeware developers and hobbyist bedroom coders that might want to sell apps is the opposite of what we want to do.\n\n\n\n\nMy view is that a massive majority of people looking for pirated apps wouldn't have paid anyway.  If you want to protect your application implement a proper licensing mechanism (and yes, I think we should do something to help developers with that).  Complicating the signing process further isn't the way to go IMHO.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-09-22T14:08:41","2009-09-30T19:28:46","markw",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1760,{"$nulls":3},"I oppose this since it makes things more complicated for developers.","2009-09-28T14:06:42","2009-09-28T14:06:42","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1763,{"$nulls":3}," \n\n\n\n\nI voted no because I think there are better ways to achieve the same objective (which is a good objective).\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThe fundamental problem with DevCerts is this:\n\n\n\n\n(1) DevCerts turn-off capability checking on the device they are installed on. That's exactly what they do.\n\n\n\n\n(2) This scares people (e.g. operators who have liabilities). So we make DevCerts complicated enough that the people it scares don't realise what's going on, but the people who need DevCerts (i.e. developers) can get access to them.\n\n\n\n\n(3) We can't decide whether we are trying to stop copy protection with DevCerts or not.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI think that the solution is:\n\n\n\nPut a switch on everyone's phone to turn off capability checking (not including devman caps).\nGiven that that requires a serious device change and no-one ever bothers, just give everyone who wants one a DevCert. Make a big splashy screen appear when you install it. And a big splashy warning appear when you install something against it.\nIf you care about piracy offer a license service. \n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIf you really want to make sure that apps signed against DevCerts are harder to distribute, then make it so that only about 10 UIDs can be signed against DevCerts. This is pretty simple for developers (and avoids the more complicated steps defined above). But it means that if people start distributing with these UIDs then there will be clashes pretty quickly and people would have to mess around with uninstalling and re-installing all the time (which no-one would bother with).\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nHope this helps.","2009-09-28T19:20:15","2009-09-30T19:17:08","antony",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1764,{"$nulls":3},"Sorry, I should have replied to this earlier!  I think this is an excellent suggestion, and is exactly the way developer certificates were designed to work in the first place.  The functionality is already in all the phones, it just needs to be turned on by Symbian Signed (see UID constraints on p169 of the platform security book).  I remember losing the argument about whether Symbian Signed should include UID constraints in developer certificates early on, but I can't honestly remember why now.\n\n\n\n\nAlso, protected range UID allocation is already free isn't it?  I got a couple of protected range UIDs allocated for the design patterns book, and I don't even have a Publisher ID.  This is not a copy protection measure (anyone can change the UIDs in the SIS file if they want to sign a cracked application) but it does stop bad guys using other people's protected-range UIDs, which is an important security measure in itself.\n\n\n\n\nAll this would take would be adding the UID constraints to the devcertrequest tool, and then checking on the Symbian Signed server that those UIDs are allocated to the requesting account.  The devcert would then be issued with a constraint allowing just those UIDs plus the unprotected range (constraints can have ranges, again they were designed for this purpose).","2009-09-29T16:34:08","2009-09-29T16:34:08","craigh",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1987,"Mobile applications",null,"Photogrammetry app","Combine information from positioning sensors (GPS, accelerometers) with the camera, to turn a series of images of the same object (e.g. a building) into a 3D model.\nGPS + Accelerometer with camera, to turn a series of images of the same object (e.g. building) into a 3d model","2009-10-27T16:15:48","2010-06-14T20:18:38","gareth.stockwell",0,100,"Voting and discussion",15,0]
[null,9951,{"$nulls":3},"i like it","2010-10-08T12:24:48","2010-10-08T12:24:48","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2785,{"$nulls":3},"this idea was duplicated here: http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=2297  \n\ni like the concept though, so i'm supporting both?","2009-11-19T20:32:34","2009-11-19T20:32:34","bitflung",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5315,"Mobile functionality",null,"Stress detector","I can imagine there could be some kind of stress detector built in the mobile. It could be based on either\n\n\n\n\n-chemical air analysis,\n\n\n\n\n-skin resistance,\n\n\n\n\n-voice analysis,\n\n\n\n\n-or even mechanical feedback (like squeezing mobile or pressing touchscreen too hard).\n\n\n\n\nIt could serve for improving the user interactions temporarily,\n\n\n\n\n-switching cpu to highest performance,\n\n\n\n\n-applying the highest priority to the current foreground task\n\n\n\n\n-disabling system maintenance tasks (memory defragmentation or whatever Symbian might be doing at the time)\n\n\n\n\n-changing system colours to lighter and brighter tones (the same with sounds)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI understand there are some drawbacks like mobile gets hotter when it's in high performance mode or I don't want it to \"sweat\" in my pocket thinking that it's my hand, but let's leave it to engineering.","2010-02-08T10:52:06","2010-02-08T10:52:06","kriksu",0,82.94,"Voting and discussion",4,2]
[null,5330,{"$nulls":3},"Hey K,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI am a scientist/biochemist/techie, Symbian Foundation moderator, developer (hack) and a technophile too.  I am looking at this IDEA and want to suggest that you explain it further.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI am struggling to really understand what you propose.  Would you mind clarifying what the use really is, and who could use this?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIt also seems like a very difficult measurement system from a biochemistry stand point.  If I could understand what you want and how it could be realized, it would be great.....Thanks","2010-02-08T19:25:20","2010-02-08T19:25:20","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5356,{"$nulls":3},"Why you need stress detector, don't you know when your'e stressed? :) Idea to have phone which interacts with stressed person and tries to calm him down with softer colors is interesting, but speeding up phone won't work, because if you won't poor your fury on phone, you will poor it on somebody else. Sure it would be nice to have one button which kills all unnecessary tasks and gives all CPU to one task, but I think this button woold be always ON on my phone.","2010-02-09T14:03:30","2010-02-09T14:03:30","syliokas",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5368,{"$nulls":3},"Ah, Syliokas....I think you have made me aware of the use. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI think that in concept this a good IDEA.  I advocate for disability/accessibility features and apps for electronics.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI am in support IDEAs to help people destress, but perhaps we can make this a little less complex?  Chris Karr wrote a really good blog on social cueing and this type of application for mobiles.  If you have time, please read his blog (symbian.blogs) and perhaps ask him for some suggestions.  You are doing and/or asking tko make a very useful tool for many people of all abilities. \n\n\n\n\nI am going to support the IDEA as a destressing concept, but would like to see some technical and pschological input, as this is tricky, but needed!  Thank you for this IDEA!","2010-02-09T16:05:03","2010-04-19T23:11:40","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7619,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Improved event series in calendar","I miss the functionality of programming complex series of events in the calender.\n\n\n\n\nCurrently you can just repeat an event daily, weekly, biweekly, monthly and annually.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI would like to program events like:\n\n\n\n\n\"every Monday and Wednesday from 6:00pm till 8:00pm\"\n\n\n\n\n\"Saturdays and Sundays at 9:00am\"\n\n\n\n\n\"every second Tuesday from 8:30am till 9:30am\"\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nwith start and end date (if any) for the series like it is implemented in Microsoft Outlook.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThe benefit would be that the user is free in defining reminder for events that occur not in a simple schedule like daily, weekly,etc.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nYou can't even program a reminder that skips the weekend days with the currently implemented solution.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nConnected with this idea I also suggest that the marker in the month view is selectable. If I have a daily reminder on workdays, e.g. for making lunch break, every day is marked in the month view and I can't spot \"real\" important events. So when I program a repeating event, it should be possible to disable the marker in the calender.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI don't know how the calendar is implemented now but I guess it would be good to implement repeating events dynamically, i.e. for a daily event the description is stored just once and will be filled in the current displayed day when the time matches the settings for the event. It saves memory and it is also possible to define events without end date.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nP.S.: There is an idea of a time-based job scheduler: http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=6025\n\n\n\n\nI think the calendar must be able to program the schedules. An application could extend the calendar to realize the job scheduler.","2010-05-18T08:37:23","2010-10-11T05:21:38","QBee",0,100,"Expert review",35,0]
[null,8131,"Mobile functionality",null,"Add two button sending of pre-defined TXT/SMS to predefined contact/#","I often have the need to send the same SMS message to the same contact number all the time (for example, \"I'm Here\" to my daughter when I pick her up somewhere). Even with templates it still takes a lot to get out that simple message to my daughter. A simple two button (one to pick which SMS to send and then a second confirmation press to avoid accidental sending) for these types of repetitive texts we send daily or more of the same thing to the same contact would be fantastic.\n\n\n\n\nOther repetitive examples include requests to on-demand SMS services (daily lottery number request, local weather, etc.) or SMS voting (TV contests, Sports All-star voting, etc.) and I am sure there are many others like this where people need to send the same message to the same number over and over.","2010-06-28T22:02:13","2010-06-28T22:02:13","ptimlin",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,8643,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","3D Image Browser !","In all Photo Browser Software of all big brand, i saw that is not really different. From iPhone, Android, Meego, Symbian .v.v. it still a \"2D Grid view\" mode.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n                      iPhone                                                 Android\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n           Symbian^4                                                 Meego\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAnd i really impressed with Photo Browser of Symbian non-touch phone and Nokia Photo Browser (http://betalabs.nokia.com/apps/nokia-photo-browser). Photo Browser of Symbian non-touch (N-series) is nice but look old (had from 2005, Nokia N90/N70), but new Nokia Photo Browsers of Nokia Beta Labs is really, really great with full-3D, quick access and image detect.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIt's great? Why we don't make Photo Browser can \"3D Grid\" like it rather than only a \"2D Grid\"? New Music Player ^3 has MIX it too !\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAnd here is the demo of Music Player ^3:\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAnd another example for \"3D\", not only \"2D\":\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWhy we don't MIX some 3D to Image Browser?","2010-07-31T07:37:25","2010-08-28T06:21:00","MyFanIsUUUU",0,100,"Closed",11,0]
[null,8656,{"$nulls":3},"Hello, Nokia beta labs is proprietary and already working on this concept that you like. Symbian Foundation is not Nokia. So, either wait for the Beta version to be released or clarify your idea.  It sounds as though it is already being done.","2010-08-02T21:33:34","2010-08-03T15:26:37","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8680,{"$nulls":3},"Grid UI is more simple to select a single photo from the bunch rather then the UI idea of Nokia N8 Music Player. N8 Music UI looks good but do take time to browse a single image from the large database.","2010-08-04T16:19:47","2010-08-05T16:06:32","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8899,"Mobile applications",null,"Mind Map App for Symbian","Build an Mind Map App at Symbian and allow sharing with friends, they can add their through on top. It become total integrated and it is multiple user app.\nBecause Mind Mapping is great technique help us thinking, analyze, understand, identify, cross checking, etc. and it can help us doing management, study, planning, scheduling, brain storming, discussion, etc. so it really help all of us.\nIt is so useful, it should be free and the best it is package under standard Symbian app. It can be part of marketing feature for Symbian phone, it could be target business person, manager, student, engineer, etc.","2010-08-20T15:42:36","2010-08-20T15:42:36","lawrence27",0,100,"Voting and discussion",8,0]
[null,8901,{"$nulls":3},"Voice from other members\n\n\n\n\n\nThis is very popular software \t\t\t\t \t\t\t\t  Posted By Seeker00 Siddons\n\n\n\n\n\n\n@ Mobile Features and Functions is very important, Collection of good or quality app\n\nLike what Seeker00 Siddons said, Symbian shall collect a set of good / quality app so to maintain  existing users also gaining more users who focused on mobile features  and functions.\n\n\n\n\n\n\nAdditional Pointers\n\n@ Mind Map should become standard Symbian App\n\nIf Mind Map become standard mobile app, many people will be benefits.\n\n\n@ What is Mind Map?\n\nIf someone know what is Mind Map, then they shall know how powerful this technique it is.. It can guide us almost every area which we can think off..\n\n\n@ Mind Map Planning\n\nThis app can help a business man to plan, help manager to plan, help student to plan or help everyone to plan..","2010-08-20T15:50:41","2010-11-16T06:45:17","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9667,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Ovi Maps - Public Open Maps (ading places by community)","Retitled by Mod to better fit the focus of this forum; Original idea title \"Ovi Maps Functionality\".\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nPublic Online Map:\n\n\n\n\n- there should be Open Map where users could add POI, special points, draw and upgrade new routes, show special places, things interesting and unique places like bunkers or geocache :) etc. all may be (but not must be) accepted by moderator, in that way maps will be more precise\n\n\n\n\n- Public communication support such as like http://jakdojade.pl/\n\n\n\n\nwhere it will be possible to look at the timetable, download it and save (and look at it offline + update function), and mark out route to the demanded point of the city\n\n\n\n\nSuch functionality should involve metro, buses, tram etc.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThat should be done for all bigger cities through the world, there might be a special API created in order to support OviTravel (it's my name) by public transport operators, this might be extended and contain public transport between cities like train or buses. There might be also support for the airlines, ticket booking etc. as well as buying tickets for trains, buses and city public transport.","2010-09-26T21:28:50","2010-10-11T04:42:00","superfly86",0,100,"Closed",4,0]
[null,9747,{"$nulls":3},"i've changed idea","2010-09-29T21:06:27","2010-09-29T21:11:19","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9756,{"$nulls":3},"but the main reason posting it here is the FAQ\n\n\n\n\nhttp://betalabs.nokia.com/about\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\nCan I suggest new application ideas?\n\n\nWe welcome you to suggest ideas that would make existing products better. So if you have an idea of a killer feature that is missing from an application, do share that with us. However, we at Beta Labs cannot accept ideas of new applications - we simply don't have anybody to start working on them and those ideas would be wasted.\n\n\n\n\nThere are some other places where you can add your ideas though. We suggest you check out a place called Symbian Ideas - they welcome all new ideas, especially those concerning the underlying Symbian operating system.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSo I hope that nokia workers look here and read out the ideas","2010-09-29T21:50:20","2010-09-29T21:50:19","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9769,{"$nulls":3},"Now (almost) only Nokia still use Symbian. And Nokia also has a biggest market share of Symbian !","2010-10-01T07:45:03","2010-10-01T07:45:03","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9682,{"$nulls":3},"Ovi Maps belongs to Nokia - Please submit your Idea to Nokia Betalabs.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nHere :- http://betalabs.nokia.com/","2010-09-27T07:28:16","2010-09-27T07:28:16","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9684,{"$nulls":3},"Where ? I don't see any forums or else ?\n\n\n\n\nSymbian as well is only Nokia, because only Nokia invest money in that platform. Other manufacturers stopped using symbian.","2010-09-27T08:41:24","2010-09-27T08:41:24","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9693,{"$nulls":3},"That's right ! Last few days, Sony Ericsson has announced that do not INVEST in Symbian anymore. Now only Sharp and Toshiba used it. Nokia is the heart of Symbian !","2010-09-27T15:09:47","2010-09-27T15:09:47","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,196,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","Relocate the Smart Phone Show","This third \"breakout\" from the original \"kill the smart phone show\" idea attempts to create a place to discuss where we should be having a Symbian community event.  If you don&apos;t think this should be a symbian community event there are two other ideas posted where you can discuss canceling the event or changing the theme/name -- in this one we are discussing where such an event should be located were we to have one.\n\n\n\n\nIn my original idea post, Kill The Smart Phone Show,\n\n\n\n\nhttp://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=119\n\n\n\n\nI was deliberately provocative in the name as I hoped to get a set of ideas and discussions going about what to do about this event in the fall which is one of the biggest single marketing expenses in the Symbian budget for this year.  As a result of this conversation a bunch of specific separate ideas have come out -- change the name, change the theme, make it a broader industry event instead of a specifically Symbian event, change the location, cancel the event altogether, etc.  So I am going to post three specific \"idea\" threads to encourage us to break out this conversation into the component parts.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-04-23T13:45:00","2009-04-23T13:45:00","tshelton",0,100,"Being done",5,0]
[null,199,{"$nulls":3},"Relocate to a less expensive still easy to reach location. Perhaps SF board members could financially contribute to the arrangement of this event: eventually it&apos;s for them, too.","2009-04-23T14:27:23","2009-04-30T11:10:40","tote",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1988,"Mobile applications",null,"Night sky view app","Satellite solar pannel flash predictor, To give you a point in the sky where the flash should happen soon. Would have good impression on girls","2009-10-27T16:15:53","2010-06-14T11:42:22","Algirdas",0,100,"Closed",2,0]
[null,2244,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Add Idea Titles to the Title Element of Pages on this Site","It may be useful to append the title of a given idea to the title of generated pages, to allow users to quickly determine which browser tab/window corresponds to a given Idea on this site, if they happen to be viewing multiple.","2009-11-02T13:36:39","2010-07-11T05:08:58","vmlemon",0,100,"Closed",4,0]
[null,2245,{"$nulls":3},"On that note, it appears that the Idea editing function is broken, when attempting to save a new version. (An error dialogue box is produced, and I get redirected to an error page mentioning an unspecified internal error).","2009-11-02T13:39:16","2009-11-02T13:39:16","vmlemon",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3524,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","Make contacts that are used more often, larger","This one is a pet favourite idea from a friend in NZ with a Nokia E66.\n\n\n\n\nImplement a mode for contacts display where the more regularly you use a contact, the larger it becomes, thus making it easier to see (and interact with) in the scroll listing.\n\n\n\n\n(Similar to, but not quite, idea 887.)","2009-12-15T12:25:36","2010-06-07T09:49:32","crb",0,72.19,"Closed",3,1]
[null,3615,{"$nulls":3},"Nice idea. I'd support that happening, that is if the contact list is also going to display all names in a \"cloud-like\" manner (think the categories cloud used on many blog sites) so that those that are more frequent tend to appear. This might be a bit difficult with a mobile's screensize, but a simple .125em or .25em adjustment to the font size depending on contact frequency would be doable.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-12-16T16:48:30","2009-12-16T16:48:30","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3557,{"$nulls":3},"Why? This makes it conversely harder to find contacts that you haven't used recently- \"I really should ring Fred, but he's now in a very tiny font\".\n\n\n\n\nYou'd get much the same effect from a \"Recently used\" list which just filtered out contacts that hadn't been used for a while, without having to make lists containing variable sized fonts.","2009-12-15T17:11:09","2009-12-15T17:11:09","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3559,{"$nulls":3},"He's no smaller than before, just Steve is now in a larger font, or has more whitespace padding, etc.","2009-12-15T17:24:16","2009-12-15T17:24:16","crb",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4548,"Mobile applications",null,"player for playforsure dvds","Hi, \n\nMore &amp; more DVDs are now being sold with the option to transfer a version onto a mobile device. These seem to be either iTunes compatible or \"playforsure\" Windows wmv compatible. Is there any chance of an update to Real Player or similar so that we can make use of these files. My son was very disapointed when the DVD he recently bought had the option, but it did not seem to work on his Nokia 5800. :-(\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThanks","2010-01-17T22:59:18","2010-01-17T22:59:18","ponto1963",0,81.02,"Voting and discussion",6,1]
[null,4804,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","Bonus to Symbian Foundation contributors when we meet 1000 IDEAs","We are at 863 Ideas today.  When we hit 1000, there should be some celebration.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nMy suggestion is to give stratified points, \"bonuses\" or swag to the top 200 contributors of SF.  I am not proposing this for just IDEAs.....but for good IDEAs and measured by the popularity idex and most popular IDEAs too.  If we go on shear votes alone, than people may \"dump in IDEAs\" to make the numbers work for them.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nLet's start looking toward the future and celebrating positive Symbian Foundation milestones!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-24T07:55:12","2010-01-24T07:56:33","ginau",0,100,"Voting and discussion",5,0]
[null,4886,{"$nulls":3},"Hey guys,\n\n\n\n\nLove the idea, but as you know we have limited budget and any budget we have for ideas is being pumped back into the site.  IF we don't manage to get any merchandise by the time we reach 1000, do you have any other ideas on how we can celebrate?\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-26T10:54:21","2010-01-26T10:54:21","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4914,{"$nulls":3},"Hey Susana,\n\n\n\n\nThe funding may not be in the budget right now.  That does not mean that people can not be rewarded points for member participation. \n\n\n\n\nMy understanding is that the points are a currency of sorts.  Top performers (again,not just based on how many IDEAs, but popularity/contriutions/ IDEA viability/approvals/focus groups etc), should have an incentive bonus when certain milestones are met.  This is one suggestion. \n\n\n\n\nBut milestones should be noticed and celebrated and this is a new site, concept and the budget is a factor.\n\n\n\n\nThat said, you need to incentivize and retain strong contributors, and a \"points\" or other dispersal may be a way to say, \"THANK YOU, for your IDEAS!\"\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-26T16:30:03","2010-01-26T16:30:03","ginau",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,7478,{"$nulls":3},"OK we missed the 1000 mark....Thhat is OK....I still believe there needs to be a \"points/vestment\" system where people earn points and can trade them in for credits for apps,  kits, merchandise, discounted tech show tickets etc.....","2010-05-12T18:25:39","2010-05-12T18:25:39","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7488,{"$nulls":3},"Hummm. Well said - Must be  :","2010-05-12T19:13:38","2010-05-12T19:25:20","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4805,{"$nulls":3},"Great Idea Gina -You have my Support - In fact giving Swag  will encourage Members and this will also do WOM marketing for Symbian.  ","2010-01-24T08:01:12","2010-01-26T06:24:40","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5828,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Quick Calendar new appointment","I've been using for some time now one of Gmail's labs features: the mini calendar. It works great and it's easy to use. Now, a great thing it has it's its ability to create events on the fly without having to set all sorts of parameters (which I think is a turn off for Symbian: having to type/press keys too many times).\n\n\n\n\nIf you want to make an appointment for lunch on thursday with John, you can write:\n\n\nLunch with John, thursday, 1pm\n\n\n\n\nThis can save a lot of typing and key(screen) pressing, which is great since the keyboard on a phone is not as usable as a regular computer keyboard. I have an XM 5800, touchscreen, this shoul work well on it, and it shoul work well too on non touch cell phones.\n\n\n\n\nThere is another example of this feature, it's on the calendar phone edition of Google Calendar.","2010-02-23T02:24:18","2010-02-23T02:24:18","techflat",0,99.99,"Voting and discussion",11,0]
[null,5858,{"$nulls":3},"Makes sense, and should really be used. The only question I'd have is how best to do it on a fully-touchscreened device? Could that be something like a long-press on the Calendar Widget and then you get an Quick Add option?\n\n\n\n\nOn devices with numeric pads and keyboards, I'd assume that it would be as simple as just starting to type, and then once the string is finished, the device would recognize the format and offer to make it into an appointment. The only thing here - as with the touch-screen suggestion - is what would be the confirmation screen? Would person be taken to the appointment screen - the view, not edit one? Or, would they get a system message that \"new appt: Lunch with John, Thurs 1pm has been added\" in some kind of popup?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nDefinitely worth having, now its just a matter of getting the behavior down. Great job on the idea.","2010-02-23T16:15:21","2010-02-23T18:16:21","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8388,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Auto Flash Level for Video Recorder !","Like you know, Symbian Video Recorder has Flash option. But the Flash in video recorder is much lower than in camera, so doesn't help much in dark environment. And sometime, when we record close-up, the flash make subject over-exposed. So i want we have some more option for Flash, which good for all environment:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWe have 2 options for Flash:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n * 1 - Flash turn on/off:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n              Force on\n\n\n\n\n              Auto (depend on environment)\n\n\n\n\n              Off\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n * 2 - Flash level:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n              Auto: The Flash light will be auto chose a level, which enough for environment. It will auto change follow 3 level: Weak (=1 Flash), Medium (=1,5 Flash), High (=full power of Dual flash LED) )\n\n\n\n\n              Manual: (Weak - Medium - High)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIn auto mode, when flash light change level, it will be down/up light smoothly but not skip immediate)","2010-07-15T17:02:46","2010-10-14T17:45:45","MyFanIsUUUU",0,100,"Expert review",31,1]
[null,9998,{"$nulls":3},"Yeah","2010-10-09T08:04:50","2010-10-09T08:04:50","Lika",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8468,{"$nulls":3},"Anyone answers me, plz?","2010-07-19T07:10:23","2010-10-08T16:33:45","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9902,{"$nulls":3},"Looking good !","2010-10-08T07:21:56","2010-10-08T07:21:56","BecauseOfYou",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8390,{"$nulls":3},"And i want to ask more: I know Nokia N8 has auto-focus in video, which is auto adjust at one \"focus\" to suitable with almost environment. But if we change to record a near things (&lt;60cm), the focus is out and blur, right? In Sony Ericsson, it can \"auto-calculation\" the focus, which can sharpness at all environment, but take a little time to focus?","2010-07-15T17:08:08","2010-07-15T17:11:50","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8900,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","SMS Speak","Add a new feature in standard Symbian Message App to read out the SMS messages, Email, Twitter, RSS, IM Messages, Web Pages, etc.","2010-08-20T15:48:41","2010-08-30T16:57:38","lawrence27",0,100,"Done!",2,0]
[null,8998,{"$nulls":3},"It could also help us to learn English because it speak out (read out)..","2010-08-23T16:39:37","2010-08-26T19:02:06","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9015,{"$nulls":3},"It shall be very useful when driving where we not free to check with whatever SMS received, just have to set a voice command to activate this SMS Speak Out feature to read out the new SMS..","2010-08-24T16:13:18","2010-08-24T16:13:18","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9033,{"$nulls":3},"It could be implemented at Home Screen Widget as well","2010-08-24T21:27:12","2010-08-29T18:35:42","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9077,{"$nulls":3},"It could be use for RSS Feeds where reflects to stock price, indexes, breaking news, soccer result, etc.","2010-08-25T19:45:44","2010-08-25T19:45:44","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8902,{"$nulls":3},"This is not Accessibility target feature, it just add on feature to help normal user to read while they are busy or even is lazy, please don't compare with those accessibility ideas because accessibility need a complete end to end solutions","2010-08-20T15:53:40","2010-08-22T08:35:36","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9210,{"$nulls":3},"Speech to text is built and implemented into the platform for default apps such as Messaging. This can be activated by the menu, Listen option, or by using the also built in Voice Command feature alongside a Bluetooth headset to speak the command to \"read new messages.\" There are also 3rd party apps which extend this to additional apps.","2010-08-30T16:56:33","2010-08-30T16:56:32","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9412,"None of the Above",null,"Symbian music players","I am a music freak as I listen to a lot of music, generally 4 hours a day. And I can't sleep without listening to it. And I can't travel without it. But there's a problem cell phones aren't allowed in many places. So I thought that, why dosen't a mucic player has a symbian os in it. Just think about it... A symbian music player can be upgradable, we can install many new apps. on it. And with wi-fi, bluetooth and gps it would be awesome. But no camera please, there are many places where cameras aren't allowed. The symbian mp3 players will prove to be a very tough competition for i-pods. And with its versatility, it will surely be able to capture the market. (but lack of camera can prove to be a big mistake, people don't understand the idea behind the product. They want everything in one small package)","2010-09-10T09:21:34","2010-10-13T11:55:58","bharatjusta",0,100,"Expert review",36,0]
[null,10199,{"$nulls":3},"Could be a nice idea.\n\n\n\n\nThe only problem I see: separate music-players like the iPod are only successful, because the music- and FM-radio-features of cell-phones are not as powerful and easy to use like in those separate players. I think, if the music-functions of cell-phones would be as powerul und easy to use, there is no need to have a separate player. Almost everybody has a cellphone (and people with musicplayers 100% have a cellphone). Why a second device, if you can all have in just 1 device (and hear when a call is coming, even if you listen to music).\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nBecause I'm not sure if there is a market I've voted yes for it. But my personal opinion is, that it would be better to improve the music-functions in cell-phones and make it easier to use, so that a separate music-player isn't neccessary.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-13T12:01:10","2010-10-17T06:30:25","Baumi",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10436,"Mobile applications",null,"Pre-define wether to close or continue to run app","Make it possible to define which apps should close when pressing red/menu key and which should be kept in memory. This is possible in handy shell and a very powerfull option.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nFor example when I play UNO i often end the program using the end call key - this leaves UNO in the background and is a serious drain on the battery. Also a program like maps should close when pressing the red key.\n\n\n\n\nSome programs i would like to keep open no matter what -  messages, contacts, browser, watch, menu, e-mail etc as they do not hog the battery and are used so oftens they should start instantly (which they only do when already in memory).\n\n\n\n\nThe inconsistency in handling end-program operations proposed above would confuse some users. There it should be activated by the user. I suggest making default setting as it is now, but make it possible to  close all programs using end key and have an exception list of which  programs shouldn't be closed like this.\n\n\n\n\nThis single feature will make the phone a joy in daily use!","2010-11-05T11:53:28","2010-11-05T11:53:28","teamet",0,100,"Voting and discussion",3,0]
[null,10437,{"$nulls":3},"I'm not sure the above is clear..\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI want to be able to define wether a program should close or stay in memory when pressing red key (end call)","2010-11-05T12:00:30","2010-11-05T12:00:30","teamet",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10486,{"$nulls":3},"A new option menu in \"Preferences\" called Multitasking would be the perfect place to edit the options proposed above","2010-11-11T10:35:17","2010-11-11T10:35:16","teamet",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10487,{"$nulls":3},"There could also be an \"Automatic\" feature which rely on the actual battery consumption of each program (there was a program in beta labs which could determine battery usage of phone).\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nFor example - if a program causes more than 10% increase in battery consumption this programmed shouldn't be allowed to run in memory for more than 10 minuttes - this would eliminate battery hogs (like UNO) to deplete the battery faster than wanted but keep programs like browser, contacts and messages in the memory","2010-11-11T10:39:56","2010-11-11T10:39:56","teamet",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1989,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","Add Social Networking to Symbian.org","One of the things that is missing here is ability to connect socially on Symbian.org\nWith the growing projects here at Symbian it would be great to have a single sign on for all of them and at the same time to have a personal page with ability to connect with other users. Having a personalized homepage with the user oriented news would be great way to start. The web has now changed the way people communicate and by making the open source os website more social it would be a great step towards a strong symbian community.\n\n","2009-10-27T16:21:19","2010-06-21T16:49:36","anirudh",0,100,"Closed",11,0]
[null,2032,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Anirudh.\n\nI agree. But I&#39;m not yet sure of the best implementation. Let me break it down into two parts:\n- Single sign-on across Symbian sites: we absolutely need to do this. I&#39;m exploring OpenID with the vendors of the Ideas site platform, and we&#39;re looking at how we might implement this across all Symbian sites.\n- Customised homepage: I think this is more relevant to developer.symbian.org. The majority use case for Symbian.org is users who visit the site occasionally to find more about Symbian or a device or an app. I don&#39;t believe the investment in personalisation would be rewarded with this site and audience (we&#39;d effectively be competing with bbc or Yahoo! or Facebook or whatever else the user has as their &#39;homepage&#39;). More effective might be spending the time develop widgets that can be used within the commonly used, personalisable websites. Also, making the homepage of the developer website, which has a very different usage pattern, might be a very worthwhile activity.\n- Social networking: I think we should be looking to utilise existing networking sites and introduce Symbian elements, via widgets, graphics, or other.","2009-10-28T13:41:04","2009-10-28T13:41:04","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},3,0]
[null,4293,"Symbian Foundation","Make development easier","Symbian^1 plugin for Carbide.ui","Hello from Russia.\n\n\n\n\nI'am create plugin.\n\n\n\n\nSupport devices: Nokia (5230,5235,5530,5800,x6,n97,n97 mini) Samsung Omnia HD\n\n\n\n\nIf symbian developers give to me SDK for crating plugins, to i'am create this plugin fasted and high quality.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-11T14:20:45","2010-01-11T14:20:45","GRANGE",0,96.57,"Voting and discussion",6,1]
[null,4709,{"$nulls":3},"Evgeniy,\n\n\n\n\n\nthanks for makign the post. Vasudeb, the package owner for the UI package has asked me to reply to you (he has been having difficulties with ideas):\n\n\n \n\n\nThere is already a plug-in for some of the devices that you added: in particular 5230,5235,5530 &amp; 5800 for Symbian^1 is the plugin, which is present in the binary tool which can be downloaded from Symbian foundation PDT page, as is shown in the screenshot put in the ideas page (Ver 2.0).\n\n\nFor X6, N97 and N97 mini, there is a plugin released on forum Nokia, which can be imported into the binary tool downloaded from symbian foundation and used for creating themes for N97, X6\n\n\nhttp://www.forum.nokia.com/info/sw.nokia.com/id/062f0d88-2f47-423e-9822-2bd26d0349a9/Carbide_ui_2_0_Theme_Edition_Plugins.html\n\n\n \n\n\nI have no idea on Samsung phones.\n\n\nI could not post this on ideas page as it showed lack of privileges to post.\n\n\n\nIf you want to discuss creation of a new plug-in or the contribution of say the Samsung one, the best way is to engage via the mailing list linked to from the ui package landing page: http://developer.symbian.org/main/source/packages/package/index.php?pk=251\n\n\nYou are welcome to download the sources (although they won't be available to the general public until June) &amp; documents from &ldquo;ui&rdquo; package and mail us for any more support needed","2010-01-21T11:33:50","2010-01-21T11:33:50","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6374,{"$nulls":3},"hOW TO download this plug in that you have developed???????????????????\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIts good to use your plug in , for Nokia 5800.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-10T02:05:51","2010-03-10T02:17:25","KnockiaN95",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5317,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Use of qwerty phones as PC Bluetooth keyboard","With the increase of qwerty phones popularity, it would be nice if the users could use their phone as PC keyboard. \n\nI know there is already a solution to control the phone with a bluetooth keyboard, but I think that it's not too important for qwerty phones. I still can't find any good solution to use my phone to control a PC with full keyboard functionality.","2010-02-08T11:15:45","2010-10-09T16:37:43","antok.tm",0,95.86,"Expert review",36,1]
[null,6186,{"$nulls":3},"i love this idea and i think that would be nice also to have the toucscreen of our smartphones used like a touchpad.","2010-03-03T17:19:33","2010-03-03T17:19:33","icarus88",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,6196,{"$nulls":3},"Imagine being able to use your device as a presentation remote, or remote for a media center, no extra equipment needed :D","2010-03-03T18:17:28","2010-03-03T18:17:28","Lorin",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5440,{"$nulls":3},"Antoine RJ Wright &amp; GU Smith - I agree and support the idea. but do you think any one use their small qwerty phones to type into PC.","2010-02-11T10:11:02","2010-02-11T14:02:54","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5441,{"$nulls":3},"I was trying to think of a good reason why anyone would want something like this, you'd think that if you were using a PC then you've got a much better keyboard right in front of you.\n\n\n\n\nOn that basis, I was ready to give this a -1, though I'd happily support the idea of improving the way devices connect and work with each other.\n\n\n\n\nThen I thought of one such use for this, the Home Theatre PC - you have the PC tucked away behind the TV, and who wants a large keybd taking up space on the sofa! So, it gets a +1 \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-11T10:36:27","2010-02-11T10:36:27","cowboycoder",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5448,{"$nulls":3},"Hello,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n@ Fakhre, yes, I hate laptop keykoards and buy smaller bluetooth keyboards.  I have actually spent too much money on buying better and smaller keyboards  .\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nMy mobile is a great way to have the entry for my computer, or even better GAMING!!!!!! I love gaming, and like to game with my mobile or on my large screen.  If I had a good QWERTY, which there NEEDS to be a BETTER UI.....I would absolutely use my mobile keyboard for an mode of data entry.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIn the USA, we also have face book and other social networking through our televisiions if we subscribe to Fiber Optics (Verizon FIOS) where I live.  It would be more efficnt and less of a pain ithe neck  to use my mobile and not my television remote to write on facebook on my television.\n\n\n\n\nAlso, @Andrew....Yes!  The mobile can interface with many items in your home and can help make your life easier and better.  I am all for EASIER and BETTER.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI love this IDEA and it is technically feasible.","2010-02-11T13:59:45","2010-02-11T13:59:44","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10412,{"$nulls":3},"It would be great if the phone can identify itself to the computer as a bluetooth keyboard and mouse. That will make it work with any os i.e. (windows, linux, mac, bsd...).\n\n\n\n\nIt will be a great tool for presentations or for controlling the media player on the computer from your couch. I wouldn't use it for any serious typing as the keyboard is tiny but again its very useful for presentations.\n\n\n\n\nIt could be another option in the bluetooth connection settings to identify as a HID device. Of course the on screen keyboard will need to be updated to provide a directional pad or a touch surface for controlling the mouse. It should probably have 2 modes (keyboard/mouse)\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-11-01T03:01:33","2010-11-01T03:10:59","roshan_ail",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9649,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing it back for community support! ","2010-09-26T20:38:01","2010-09-26T20:38:01","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5329,{"$nulls":3},"I like the IDEA and support it.  I do ,however, think that the UIs and keyboard systems need a major overhaul and improvement first.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nBut if we can already connect to our PC, than, why noy be able to use your wireless mobile keyboard as a mode of data input to our PC?  Good one!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-08T18:29:41","2010-02-08T18:29:41","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5334,{"$nulls":3},"It really wouldn't be that hard to implement. The first step would be that the Bluetooth software would need to be appended to allow for the mobile to be recognized as a human input device (HID) within the Bluetooth profile. After that, there would need to be some kind of application that maps functions and keys to the hardware of the device.\n\n\n\n\nSome potential issues would be if the device is activated by another program, or if the user chooses to (for example) respond to a SMS when they are typing a document. The UI for that aspect of use would need to be handled and I'm not sure that such things would be easy to code as it would require the mobile to not just play input device, but pause that use to be its normal self.\n\n\n\n\nThis has been done on the Maemo platform with the Bluekey (or BlueFiles) application and has even been extended to enabling the N900 to become a PlayStation 3 controller. So, its possible in the respect that its been done; whether this is something that the Symbian platform can expose and use well is something to chat about.","2010-02-09T00:03:47","2010-02-09T00:03:47","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},3,0]
[null,8389,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Able to award other member badges","Able to award other member badges regarding it's billion of thought, it's technical knowledge, it's in-depth interpretation, it's innovative solutions, it's flash post, it's quick adoption, it's creative proposal, it's mutual criticize, it's fully support, it's far contribution, it's good understanding, it's reasonable support, etc.","2010-07-15T17:03:29","2010-07-15T17:03:28","lawrence27",0,36.37,"Voting and discussion",1,1]
[null,8392,{"$nulls":3},"Also able to award badges for each idea, then will be fantastic!!","2010-07-15T17:22:44","2010-07-17T20:32:10","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8396,{"$nulls":3},"Challenge: When do you introduce monetization?\n\n\nAfter Adoption has passed through the tornado phase&mdash;no-risk adoption\n\n\nPragmatists are on the other side of the chasm, grazing in free pastures\n\n\nVendor must introduce monetization gently without spooking the mainstream\n\n\nChasm problem is to gain sufficient scale to be financially material\n\n\nFocus is on an exponential number of consumers or transactions\n\n\n1. What elements of the investment under consideration\n\n\nrequire exponential scaling?\n\n\n2. What exponent of 10 equates to &ldquo;critical mass&rdquo;?\n\n\n3. What exponent of 10 equates to &ldquo;game over&rdquo;?\n\n\n4. At what exponent of 10 should the vendor introduce\n\n\nmonetization?  \n\n\nWill monetization scale linearly or exponentially?\n\n\n \n\n\nDuring Ecosystem Network Collaboration community building chasm crossing scales linearly to exponential during? after? monetization?\n\n\nThese are the questions that keep me up at night","2010-07-15T18:09:14","2010-07-15T18:09:13","Mesenburg",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8410,{"$nulls":3},"@Lawrence.....I would like to hear more about your ideas.  Do you mean peer recognition?\n\n\n\n\n@Chris......Symbian Foundation is an open-source. That mean that there may be incentives, contests, or other means or recognition. The open-source philosophy is to share ideas and to create apps which ideally are free.  That does not mean that they need to be, that is up to the ultimate \"owner.\"  Who or what do you want monetized?","2010-07-16T17:38:26","2010-07-17T00:26:07","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10693,"Mobile applications",null,"N8 Car Radio","I had my N8 clipped to the dashboard of my car the other day, Keeping me informed of traffic cameras (Roadpilot) Navigating (Ovi Maps) and playing music through my car radio using the FM transmitter.  I even had my phone read out a message I received as I was driving. What about that for multitasking eh.\n\n\n\n\nWouldn't it be useful to have an alternative desktop/theme or app, maybe styled like the controls on a car radio, to better access these controls while driving?\n\n\n\n\nAlternatively, it would be to flick between applications without going to the open applications window, maybe to change tracks, or see some other information.\n\n\n\n\nSince I thought of this, I have been alerted to something similar on an HTC, but not quite as elegant as what I had in mind.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-12-09T02:51:32","2010-12-09T02:51:31","nthenry",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,1990,"Mobile applications",null,"Change my settings according to my location","It would be useful to be able to specify the phone settings according to location so my phone would be silent in a meeting room for example and then ring in my home.","2009-10-27T16:28:17","2010-06-14T11:41:38","annesummers",0,100,"Closed",16,0]
[null,3014,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Commision the artist(s) who did the symbian character graphics to produce 30s of animation for a virtual camera driver","There are several things that have never worked on the S60 emulator that we're now able to fix, given things becoming open source. Telephony and the camera being two big areas that always bugged me. I'm working on telephony, and I'd later like to produce a virtual camera plugin.\n\n\n\nIt'd be cool to have 30 seconds or so of interesting goings on in the Symbian world to use in the viewfinder of the SVP emulator's camera. It would be even better if it were an empty landscape and some characters wandering across it, so we could randomise the events rather than having a continual loop.\n\n\n\n\n\nSome nice high res stop motion animation frames at about 15fps ought to do it.","2009-11-30T10:56:20","2009-11-30T10:57:14","cdavies",0,100,"Voting and discussion",8,0]
[null,3056,{"$nulls":3},"The emulator shipped with the 9500 R&amp;D builds did this. ISTR it was just an mp4 in the filesystem somewhere.\n","2009-12-01T13:36:25","2009-12-01T19:43:18","cowboycoder",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3065,{"$nulls":3},"Couldn&#39;t we reuse the Dancing Duck animation for this? Or maybe create a reduced version of the animation that currently graces the Foundation homepage?","2009-12-01T15:28:58","2009-12-01T15:28:58","vmlemon",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,711,"Mobile functionality","Developer stuff","Focus on three core runtimes for the Symbian Platform ","As a point of observation, Windows Mobile, Android and iPhone ship with a limited number of runtimes. This has a number of benefits:\n\n\n\nPlatform simplification\nTools Simplification\nSimpler developer engagement\nSharper organisational focus.\n\n\n\nAs the Symbian foundation starts to diversify contributions, it will be very tempting to increase the already substantial number of runtimes on the Symbian platform.\n\n\n\n\nI think it would be a good time to sharpen the focus of the organisation and give a strong steer to the community and contributors by selecting at most three core Symbian runtimes to shape into a great platform. My initial thoughts are:\n\n\n\nOne native runtime (the signature runtime of Symbian OS for fully featured applications)\nOne Java-like runtime (to capture the largest share of the developer market)\nOne script-based web runtime (to capture the bedroom developer)\n\n\n\nInterested in opinion, and what these core runtimes should be. I&apos;m still happy to let the community support aftermarket runtimes...\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nLooking forward to comments\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nRobert","2009-05-21T15:59:01","2010-06-11T15:26:07","robertac",0,44.56,"Closed",4,4]
[null,1594,{"$nulls":3},"Hi, I have been working in Nokia with Java ME tech and S60 Java for many years for now. Currently I'm doing product management and requirements work for Java in Nokia Symbian Devices org. That's to say I may have bias to Java... ;-)\n\nI guess because of Java runtime things are bread and butter to me I find it rather strange that many people here are talking that Java ME is dead and so on. In technical terms Java ME is not real runtime but a marketing term for various different style implementations (CDC, Blueray java, MIDP, MHP ...). But of course with Java ME you are really talking of MSA (MIDP + selected extra APIs) style Java ME implementations that are available in majority of the mobile phones. I don't mean to be picky but really point this out since the basic phone MIDP+MSA could evolve to something totally different and still we could call it Java ME. In my mind that's also what we are working with in Nokia.\n\nGenerally there hasn't been too much new JCP JSR APIs being introduced to these Java Runtimes from different vendors recently. I guess the reason has been that implementation teams have been more focused on performance and functional behavioral aspects of existing API implementations (that's at least what Nokia has been doing mostly) as well as more focused API features for some key use cases like how to fill gaps of mobile device integration of Java apps. In fact that has been in past year the top-most \"feature wish\" from nearly all commercial mobile java developer houses we have been in touch with: don't add any more JSRs but focus on performance and functionality of existing APIs. On the other hand, JCP is often complained that it's too slow but then there's many interesting JSRs that haven't been even yet implemented. One thing I have felt wrong with JCP is the waterfall style of development where a community does the API spec without real implementation and more importantly without feedback from real app use cases being verified they work with the API or with the implementation(s).\n\nI feel it's pretty much too early to say that \"Java ME\" is dead. I feel it's really on it's prime time currently as there's nowadays really huge number of applications including a number of excellent ones used by millions of people: Opera Mini, Gmail to name a couple. On the other hand, Java ME could evolve to something more too.\n\nCurrent Java MIDP based runtime implementations could evolve to something more advanced. Like to one having Android/Dalvik style APIs. For example, the Java Runtime implementation of S60 devices is already now very modular implementation: you can add new API extensions to it (JNI), you can run CDC or CLDC based configurations. If there's will there nothing preventing to implement something more, for example, Java SE or Android like APIs in that. One may change the underlying VM similarly to have register based Dalvik VM. (This is probably a larger refactoring though...). Then if the new runtime would be called \"Java\" is of totally different story as it's more of the branding thing: does one want to market it as being \"Java\" or just as a platform that one can program with Java programming language. Symbian foundation could just provide technologies without even branding or claiming anything and then leave users of SF code to decide if they want to still use Java brand.\n\nWhat I think is Symbian Foundation (or SF based devices) must go forward and not just adopt bare MIDP+JSR APIs. Of course having this kind of implementation is bare minimum for now just to be able to run all those cool existing applications that's out there. And many of the apps are really operator services, various applications for niche markets but there's just sheer amount of them.\n\nI'd like to point also to some earlier posts to this audience of what's actually cooking within Nokia.\n\nWe've recently re-implemented the Java Runtime core parts to be more cross-platform and modular, and released that to Nokia Beta Labs. Look what the Register has to say of S60 Java when this release was done: http://www.theregister.co.uk/2009/07/01/nokia_java_runtime/\n\n\"Java applications on S60 are largely indistinguishable from native apps, something which is far from true on competing platforms.\"\n\nWe have also talked of our near future plans of how to evolve current Java, it includes e.g. how to use CSS for styling java apps etc. The UI changes in upcoming Symbian releases (Qt+Orbit intro) has called us to start re-implementing the UI layers of Java implementation. Actually we looked for cross-platform UI solutions even earlier than this change was evident. This change has allowed us also to start thinking of what to add and Animations API, styling with CSS and a better 2D Graphics API to utilize 2D HW acceleration has been on our focus list for now.\n\nCouple of our blogs highlight those \"themes\":\nhttp://blogs.s60.com/category/developing-on-s60/java\nhttp://www.gorkem-ercan.com/\n\n\n\n\nRegarding Android as app runtime, does anyone have some concrete things what makes it good? Some of the Android APIs are so intertwined to the application model of Andoird and they may not work that well on an application model of upcoming Orbit release. What I know is that there's at least highlevel widgets like Maps and so on to integrate to Google services. Similar APIs have been specified for Java in JCP (not yet implemented) but they tend to be much lower level so app developer has to do more in order to make functional user interface. On the other hand in Symbian Foundation one has \"system\" level APIs in the for of native C++ APIs from old Symbian and in future also in form of Qt style APIs. Android has some system level APIs as Java APIs as java is the only programming language for apps. Some of these things need not to be visible in runtimes if it's not common app to need such access. Runtimes just need an extension mechanism so that app developer needing such access can do it with native APIs but still do majority of the app with the runtime APIs. In Symbian most runtimes have such extension mechanisms including Java (on S60 it has been there from S60 3rd ed fp 2 onward).\n\nThe idea of re-architecting SIS/installation to cover on-demand style downloading of dependent components is a good idea. IMO there's some initial level support already in the IAD concept from Nokia (don't know if that's part of SF though). Then again also runtimes need such facilities themselves for inside runtime extensions.","2009-08-19T10:50:17","2009-08-20T09:32:55","aleksi",{"$nulls":3},5,0]
[null,712,{"$nulls":3},"Fully agree with the benefits of a simple runtime story. It harms adoption that new developers are faced with a bewildering set of runtimes with inconsistent levels and approaches to support.\n\n\n\n\nI like the idea of defining two levels of runtimes:\n\n\n\nTier1 - SF Platform. The runtime is in the SDK. Most importantly - the SF takes responsibility for the end-to-end support of developers for these environments. This doesn&apos;t mean that SF starts writing API reference docs for all Tier1 languages, but it does mean that I can go to developer.symbian.org and it takes of me from \"what is this Symbian thing\" to \"I just sold my 1,000,000th app\".\nTier2 - Supported. You can use this runtime on Symbian, but the SF doesn&apos;t take responsibility for end-to-end support, it can&apos;t guarantee that it is supported on all devices (it won&apos;t be), and basically this is going to be more work. (challenge here with security having after-market installed runtimes - but I&apos;m sure Craig can sort that out)\n\n\n\nWhy bother with both levels? Tier1 is for 95% of people. Tier2 is for a vocal (and influential) set of people who really don&apos;t want you to say that they can&apos;t use (e.g.) Python on Symbian devices. Means you don&apos;t ever need to get into a \"but platform ABC supports it why don&apos;t you\".\n\n\n\n\nI think that the Tier1 languages are:\n\n\n\nQT\nJavascript\nDalvik? It&apos;s clearly either Dalvik or JavaME. Given the current competitive landscape I&apos;d be tempted to go for Dalvik. It generates a very interesting conversation if Android apps run on Symbian devices. Makes people question what Android is again. BTW - I know that everyone likes to say \"JavaME is dead/dying\", but there are two interesting points that shouldn&apos;t be ignored in our haste to make this statement true because it suits us. (1) Java is the world&apos;s most known programming language. (2) The use of Java-like as the appdev environment is sited by many as a core reason for some of Android&apos;s success and I think this is credible.\n.NET; I think that this is easy to achieve (Red5Labs will do all the work) and is a key ingredient to get in to the enterprise space and generally as a nice positioning thing against Blackberry and WiMo.\n\n\n\nBTW - personally I&apos;m not a big fan of the \"signature runtime\" thing. Not sure what benefit it gives SF to say that QT is \"more Symbian\" than Javascript (or whatever the respective runtimes are). I think it creates a link that has little benefit to SF, but has several downsides.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2009-05-21T16:15:20","2009-09-20T14:10:12","antony",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,714,{"$nulls":3},"I like the principle, I can forsee issues.  Here&apos;s how I see it.\n\n\n\n\n1) Is clearly going to be Qt (with some Symbian C++ hybrid stuff for a while yet).\n\n\n\n\n2) Can&apos;t be Java ME - it has no real future for smart mobile devices.  We can&apos;t take it out yet, nor can we replace it yet (as we don&apos;t have an alternative).  To me an Android compatible framework (a port of Dalvik &amp; Android APIs) is the obvious replacement and is likely to be very popular with network operators (and probably some OEMs).\n\n\n\n\n3) The biggest problem area - what do you propose?  The current WRT and future WebKit based extensions?  What about Flash?  There&apos;s a lot of investment for Flash on our platform going on at the moment.  Flash can&apos;t be the only one - tools are too expensive and not functional enough for bedroom coders.  Of course Flash isn&apos;t an official part of the platform, and can probably re-use the same native bindings as the web runtime, so I guess you could consider them one runtime and that&apos;s your 3.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nPersonally I&apos;d like to see a fourth official runtime, a scripting language with native extension support that&apos;s not web-oriented.  Either Python or Ruby.  Python being the clear leader at the moment.  There are a lot of developers that probably would use Python IF the interpreter were part of the platform, but the fact that it isn&apos;t drastically limits their distribution opportunities, so they don&apos;t.  Python also provides an excellent learning path for developers in universities (they use it at MIT for instance), whereas web runtimes don&apos;t - JavaScript isn&apos;t much like \"real coding\".  That said, the last argument doesn&apos;t depend on a built-in interpreter - aftermarket install is fine.\n\n\n\n\nAnother point is that the future is likely to see a lot of hybrid development, particularly as this will be relatively easy with Qt WebKit and web scripting languages.  As such, the distinction between the runtimes becomes a bit blurred.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-05-21T16:29:29","2009-05-21T16:29:29","markw",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,716,{"$nulls":3},"I can&apos;t decide if I agree or disagree. I see all those points, but then these other thoughts come rushing into my head...\n\n\n\nThere are a squiillion perl programmers with a bazillion things already written in perl that they will probably want to run on Symbian.\nThere&apos;s already a perl runtime with people using it for some of these bazillion things.\nSame for python, ruby, etc.\nDifferent runtimes will have different fan-bases who may be happy to put the work into implementing their favourite language (elisp? :-D ) but who won&apos;t be interested in helping with any of our chosen \"priority\" systems.\nIsn&apos;t there a strong argument that the very philosophy of \"choosing to prioritise\" in an open-supply community is really an outmoded central-control oriented approach - \"spider instead of starfish\" - ant it&apos;s inconsistent with our new Open approach? Wouldn&apos;t all these open-source evangalists say a list like this just shows we still have a \"closed corporate mentality\"? Would anyone suggest limiting the number of runtimes on other open-source platforms (say, Linux)?\n\n\n\nAs I say, I can see both sides of the argument, so I&apos;m not sure if these thoughts should be seen as just the \"devil&apos;s advocate\" working in my head, or if we should take them as serious issues. But I&apos;m starting to think it&apos;s the latter.  So, for now at least, I think my vote is against it.","2009-05-21T16:41:55","2009-05-21T16:50:53","LawrenceSimpson",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,726,{"$nulls":3},"I&apos;m enjoying the comments and discussion here.\n\n\n\n\nI think Mark&apos;s last comment paraphrases the spirit of this idea very well.\n\n\n\n\nThe idea is not intended to exclude anything from the platform - we&apos;re an open platform and open source as such should always encourage and enable innovation on top of the platform.\n\n\n\n\nHowever, a level of pragmatism regarding the the runtimes that are part of the core Symbian distribution is vital to prevent bloat, provide a solid foundation for developers to innovate from and to simplify the support activities of the Symbian foundation.\n\n\n\n\nIt sounds like Java has quite a bad name round here, so let&apos;s not get hung up on the specific languages choices. Please assess this idea in the spirit of simplification rather than the spirit of alienation. I like Mark&apos;s idea of detecting and installing appropriate runtimes at install-time...maybe we need to pull this out as a separate idea....?","2009-05-22T14:53:02","2009-05-22T14:53:02","robertac",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1991,"Mobile applications",null,"Global contacts search","List of contacts that updates as you type in numbers/letters on the s60 home screen. List has easy scrolling with one touch calling, sms, email etc. Contacts are searched from contacts, call history, sms and other outside sources (google contacts, facebook etc).","2009-10-27T16:28:38","2010-06-14T19:50:12","vesahyp",0,100,"Closed",4,0]
[null,2058,{"$nulls":3},"This is definitely a handy feature to have and should be made available. ","2009-10-29T11:37:23","2009-10-29T11:37:23","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2247,"Mobile functionality",null,"SmartPhone is a PC...","Here&#39;s my idea ... \n1) a smartphone that has a fast connection (USB 3.0?)\n2) a docking station with a dedicated chipset (which has its own southbridge and its integrated video card, maybe a disc from 2.5 &quot;)\nIn a docking would be connected keyboard, mouse, monitor (and possibly other devices ...)\nPlug the smatphone docking would occur on a desktop PC in all respects, with their documents, their email and your browser.\n\t\nThis will have a smartphone when you&#39;re on the road, and when you return home (or office ...) it would have a full PC, with Ethernet port, CD-DVD player - blue ray, large monitor, disk more capacious hard ...\n\t\t","2009-11-02T14:14:18","2009-11-02T14:14:17","BrainScratch",0,100,"Voting and discussion",14,0]
[null,2308,{"$nulls":3},"Yes - combine this with &#39;all data stored online&#39; and you have what I want.\n\nYou could also extend this idea to plug Smartphone into netbook / laptop type hardware so that you can carry a better form factor into meetings / on trains / etc.","2009-11-04T08:40:11","2009-11-04T08:40:10","timh",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3262,{"$nulls":3},"Keyboard and mouse could be bluetooth. Just a video out and we could have a real mobile-pc. What Nokia is waiting for?","2009-12-07T12:07:14","2009-12-07T12:07:14","magdyreda",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2759,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Mark key for touch phones","in symbian 9.4 we have to mark from option menu, for mark messages or pictures or anything else. it's so difficult.  if we have a phone with qwerty keyboard we can use shift key and arrow keys for doing that (like n97) but with 5800 or other phones like that how we can do it? nothing prospected for doing this task.\n\n\n\n\nor you can add mark option like UIQ phones","2009-11-19T12:09:23","2009-12-12T09:21:46","lsamanl",0,100,"Voting and discussion",31,0]
[null,10033,{"$nulls":3},"Please merge it:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=9423","2010-10-09T14:31:45","2010-10-09T14:31:45","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3129,{"$nulls":3},"I don&#39;t like to add buttons, but an easy selection for mark must be implemented, like in the UIQ where a small check box existed next to every file, of course it should be a bigger checkbox since it will be used mainly using the fingers.\n\nRight now I&#39;m using an app called &quot;The Pencil&quot; great app","2009-12-03T08:46:15","2009-12-03T08:46:15","Yorch",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2963,{"$nulls":3},"Ah, the good old pen key that was on the old S60 phones. Nobody understood what it did, so they eventually scrapped it.","2009-11-27T11:48:46","2009-11-27T11:48:46","teknolog",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9677,{"$nulls":3},"this is what touch phones lacks","2010-09-26T22:13:34","2010-09-26T22:13:34","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5319,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Finding images through face recognition","To add a feature in camera application, where-in we can tag the people appearing in the pics. Also store the tag entries so that app can automatically tag the recognized faces and prompt the user for tagging the new faces detected.\n\n\n\n\nThis feature helps in\n\n\n\nSorting the images using names.\nFind the pics of particular person rather than  searching the images manually.\nCreating album of a particular person, or viewing the pics of that person through slide show.\nCreating a movie clip of a person by merging the pics with some image effects. (for audio, the user can add any desired content).","2010-02-08T12:30:15","2010-09-03T09:23:01","Pooja.Kushalappa",0,95.41,"Expert review",37,2]
[null,5411,{"$nulls":3},"Hello, Mike.....Yes, this is an iPhone app....\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI also love it......\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nLastly, it is an IDEA which was already discussed in detail a while back http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=1541&amp;foolIE6=1#comment_1548\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI hope that we are able to make our Symbian devices work this way too, as the users, especially in the USA, like the choices and apps which make communication and social media combination easier.  Please pick this up and work on it.....but also please make it under the correct IDEA......","2010-02-10T22:45:16","2010-02-11T08:28:15","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5434,{"$nulls":3},"Sounds Great ...! You have my support.","2010-02-11T09:48:00","2010-02-12T07:35:01","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5452,{"$nulls":3},"Pooja,\n\n\n\n\nThanks for the clarification.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI see the distinctions, and though the concept is related, the implementation is different.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI support this concept, and the IDEA fully. I wanted to know about power drain and downtime of the mobile though. \n\n\n\n\nMy daughter has an iPhone and the app that does what you are saying, I think works on the PC, not the phone????  I don't use her phone, but I play around with it sometimes.  I could see how this works, as I am not certain that I am explaining it fully. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI have Picasa, and a few other PC applications which already do what you are proposing. I use my PC for auto-matching or tagging faces, and I have thousands of photos and it takes a very long time for the computer to go through all of them, recognize, match like-to-like faces, and my concern is how this would affect a mobile.\n\n\n\n\nMy PC is more powerful, faster, has more processing capabilities etc., and if this process takes a drain on a PC, is there a way to make the process less draining on a mobile unit?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI hope so, and I would love the app for my mobile!","2010-02-11T14:21:05","2010-02-12T07:33:47","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5529,{"$nulls":3},"I was fascinated when I had seen it first on Picasa! Leaving design complexities to make it work faster, consume low power etc to develper(s), as an end user I would love to have it on Symbian mobile. \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-15T07:23:23","2010-02-15T07:33:53","maruti",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5544,{"$nulls":3},"I just came across this idea (http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/CloseIdea?ideaid=2296) which effectively requests the same functionality. I have now closed this idea as, though it was created earlier, Pooja's idea has more momentum.","2010-02-15T13:59:47","2010-02-16T05:47:05","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5324,{"$nulls":3},"Do you mean automatic face recognition so that the OS recognises everyone in a picture that has previously been given a tag?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIf possible that would be great.","2010-02-08T14:23:04","2010-02-09T05:38:43","dadurant",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5325,{"$nulls":3},"If it's as David interpreted, this would be great to associate with Facebook photo tagging.","2010-02-08T14:47:12","2010-02-08T14:47:12","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5349,{"$nulls":3},"I have already seen this feature on a friend's (non-Symbian) phone. I think it was an iPhone app, but can't remember for sure. I'll check.","2010-02-09T09:06:13","2010-02-09T09:06:13","mikek",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6855,"Mobile functionality",null,"Auto Shut down and Restart Timer","   Symbian platform uses most advanced technologies but i would love to have this feature which will enable user to set shut down time and set restart time which makes phone to save batter when not needed like when we sleep at night how many people in the world use phone but still our phone is on. we can save power as well as this increase the life of the phone.\n\n\n\n\n   i know some might say why dont you keep your phone off hey but there are chances you might forget to turn it on and miss an important phone call.\n\n\n\n\n   this feature will be use full for all those people who use their phone for office purpose as they dont want office life to disturb in real world but it happens you forget to switch on your phone and you lose an important call from client. ","2010-03-30T20:33:44","2010-10-15T11:55:12","numaan225",0,98.06,"Expert review",31,1]
[null,6997,{"$nulls":3},"I've used this function before and it is indeed very useful.","2010-04-07T22:12:55","2010-04-07T22:35:28","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7009,{"$nulls":3},"This is partially already possible:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIf you set an alarm and turn the phone off, the alarm will still go off and it will then ask if you want to turn the phone on.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSo you can set a recurring workday alarm, then you can safely turn it off at the end of work and never miss that call from your client.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAnyway, in addition to your suggestion, it would also be nice to be able to have it to switch offline at one time and back online at another, that way you can still check the time easily on it.","2010-04-08T22:37:59","2010-04-08T22:37:59","hugo",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7044,{"$nulls":3},"There is a profile scheduler which you can use to turn off the wireless  (flight mode), and schedule it to switch back on at specified time (back to General or whichever other profile you selected). That way you won't get calls, and your battery will use minimal draw when the screen is off. Having said that, maybe build in the profile scheduler instead? ","2010-04-13T00:55:23","2010-04-13T00:55:23","Lek",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7068,{"$nulls":3},"Please see www.nokiabetalabs.com ........Nokia bots is in experimental phase and does exactly what it sounds like you want.  If you have an N97, N97 mini or compatible mobile, please try them out.  I just downloaded them and hope that they do many of what you have on your wish list.  BR, GU-S","2010-04-14T18:54:54","2010-04-14T18:54:53","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9651,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing it back for community support! ","2010-09-26T20:41:41","2010-09-26T20:41:41","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6888,{"$nulls":3},"That would be great....! - Yes I do want such feature - I want to shutdown my device at Night on predefined time and Start in Morning at predefined time..- great functions...! You got my vote!","2010-04-02T05:05:45","2010-04-07T22:35:40","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8391,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Allow membesr to post latest gadget technology related feed to public channel updated news","Allow members to post the latest news feed related to any gadget and technology related for all member interest update. At the same time will create a official announcement channel for Sysbian or Nokia to be published. So members though this public channel get to know latest Symbian features and release. It should reduce members to post some ideas which under pipeline of implementing.","2010-07-15T17:15:56","2010-07-15T17:15:55","lawrence27",0,16.98,"Voting and discussion",1,4]
[null,8445,{"$nulls":3},"Additional\n\nThis is like a official blogs announcement for Symbian, Nokia, or related organization about:\n* General news updates or directions\n* Product release \n* Product road maps\n* Complete picture of features included\n* Product progress status\n* Latest updates of products\n* Existence of other web sites\n* More..\n\n\n\n\nThis is also tech sharing channel to interest someone which is want to know about:\n* Latest Nokia Phones\n* Latest under development phone models\n* Latest Technology updates\n* Sharing of good stuffs related to new concept, new development, new standards, new ideas\n* Sharing of User Interface related feeds\n* Sharing of Gadget related feeds\n* Sharing of Software related feeds\n* Sharing of interesting ideas\n* More..\n\n\n\n\n\nRoad Map\n\nThis is good where used to publish Symbian  Roadmap for all Symbian^3, Symbian^4, Symbian^5, Symbian^6, Symbian^N. I  see most of the people don't know the latest Symbian Roadmap and new  feature will be included.\n\n\n\n\nThis could be avoiding the repeated ideas where already on the way in roadmap.\n\n\nMember Blog\n\nIt could be allowing each member do have their own blog pages.\n\n@ something similar like meego.com there have MeeGO Planet, Blogs (got but anyone realize it is a link at bottom?), Upcoming Events, Forum (got but anybody know?), IRC, Mailing Lists, Help, Wiki (got but don't know how to go), Bug Tracking (got but it is in developer site), etc.\n\n@  You  see there is so many community elements. Maybe all Symbian site  shall  build under one framework or similar front page to link each  others. \n\n@ Think about it, we keep on posting ideas some times  also might feel  boring, we could post some good article and read some  latest post shall  be very cool right..\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-07-17T20:28:38","2010-08-31T05:34:51","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8647,"Symbian Foundation","Make development easier","direct to graphic memory addressing etc.","Hi, I found here something interesting:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://sites.google.com/site/mamexm/Home/faq-1-03\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n What about video emulation speed?\nA: Symbian has not an uniform software layer to improve video raster bitmap render. \n   The documented routines are generally too slow for a gaming engine. \n   The direct to graphic memory addressing is undocumented and may change between \n   different devices. So the graphic render cannot be fully accelerated.\n   EG: with pacman running on 5800 XM at about 25-28 FPS, the 75% of processor power \n   is 'eaten' by Symbian (fat) refresh screen routine. A shame. \n   There is no documentation known by me on how to bypass the slowness of (i believe) alpha-rendering \n   routine (unused in mamexm).\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSo this is a thing that should be provided for developers\n\n\n\n\nRegards ;]","2010-08-01T21:28:09","2010-08-01T21:28:09","superfly86",0,100,"Voting and discussion",4,0]
[null,8903,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Mobile Screen Capture Feature","We should have screen capture feature in Symbian or mobile phone. Or even video capture feature to capturing mobile screen movement.","2010-08-20T15:57:59","2010-08-20T15:57:59","lawrence27",0,100,"Voting and discussion",6,0]
[null,10079,{"$nulls":3},"It may be also extended by transmitting phone view to the pc program (ovi suite) as well as recording actions through Ovi Suite","2010-10-10T21:34:26","2010-10-10T21:34:26","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8904,{"$nulls":3},"@ We already have Copy and Paste, now is the time to have Screen Capture (Print Screen) or Video capture feature..\n\n@ Screen Capture could be use to snapshot evidence for that moment of mobile phone..","2010-08-20T15:59:05","2010-10-15T15:18:11","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10439,"Mobile applications",null,"improve the browser speed","the internet browser speed in symbian phones is too slow as compared to\n\n\n\n\nandroid or ios phones ,hence it should be improved.\n\n\n\n\nthird party softwares like firefox may work fine.","2010-11-05T17:50:54","2010-11-05T17:50:54","v910",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,1]
[null,968,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","Many unaware of Foundation plans...","When you google for Symbian developers you come across many system integrators / developers / service providers who still mention about Symbian being a &apos;closed source&apos; product. It leads me to believe that the &apos;Symbian going open source&apos; message is yet to hit them. Atleast their website doesn&apos;t seem to say so.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nEspecially, the &apos;Sponsored links&apos; sites for which their hosts pay a fee to make them appear prominently. Prominently displaying wrong information.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIsn&apos;t it in our interests that we hunt these people down and let them know our plans for the future?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nOpen source benefits for their end customers, a reduced membership fee and widespread support could be the &apos;Carrots&apos; for them.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-06-10T15:05:19","2010-05-25T04:36:04","adetaylor",0,72.5,"Done!",2,1]
[null,969,{"$nulls":3},"Yes! Go tell it from the mountains (figuratively). There was a thread on here about fixing the WikiPedia articles too (whilst trying not to bias them in the Symbian Foundation&apos;s favour completely).","2009-06-10T15:08:35","2009-06-10T15:08:35","vmlemon",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,974,{"$nulls":3},"Bear in mind that Symbian + S60 continues as closed source, for releases up to S60 5.0 (aka \"Symbian^1\").\n\n\n\n\nIt only becomes open source from later releases.  Solutions built on the closed source technology (which has the advantage of being tried and tested) will continue for some time to come - even in parallel with solutions that take advantage of the open source nature of newer platform releases.\n\n\n\n\nFor this reason, Symbian integration houses can envisage some ongoing work on closed source projects - as well as work on projects in which the platform itself is open source.","2009-06-10T16:44:46","2009-06-10T16:44:46","dw2",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,983,{"$nulls":3},"I would still see this as a transition phase and confusion on roadmaps are inevitable, especially in such as scenerio as this. I would start getting worried if the trend continued at a later stage.","2009-06-11T08:16:42","2009-06-11T08:16:42","NeilBhasme",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,985,{"$nulls":3},"On another slightly diffrent note (albeit related), any Google search for \"Symbian^2\" or \"Symbian^3\" seems to ignore the \"^\", and therefore relevant links might be missing from the list of links...","2009-06-11T09:14:12","2009-06-11T09:14:12","fred_blesser",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5576,"Mobile functionality",null,"Realtime video streaming. ","To build an app that allows a user to stream video to a desktop computer via WIFI. I have built an desktop app that listens for video information. This information can then be used edited by the desktop app and be broadcast on the internet. This application can then be used to broadcast at events.\n\nMy knowledge of building something for a symbian phone is limited thus my request. ","2010-02-16T01:47:20","2010-02-16T01:47:20","mattorgan",0,100,"Voting and discussion",3,0]
[null,9672,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Torchlight/Flashlight","There should be included small app named flashlight which let us to quickly turn on/off flashlight at the back of the phone (only if it is included)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\nLight sources: constant (no flickering) flash LED and LCD screen, can be independently controlled\nLight intensity control of LCD screen*\nEmitted color selection of LCD screen \nAutostart when phone is turned on*\nRun PhoneTorch in background*\nSwitch light on/off with special keys (e.g. camera button) even if keys are locked*\nOptional sound when light is turned on/off*\nRestore PhoneTorch state when restarted\nMorse code (e.g. SOS)","2010-09-26T21:38:56","2010-09-27T15:15:49","superfly86",0,0,"Done!",1,0]
[null,10440,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Larger space for selecting image","suppose i want to add a image to MMS or add a photo to contact then there will be a small window appearing with 3 pictures for selecting . i wish that window size is full screen so that alteast we can see 8 pics\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nin the above pic ,is it possible to increase the size of the select file window","2010-11-05T18:34:16","2010-11-05T18:34:16","knightkkd",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,1993,"Mobile applications",null,"Mobile CO2 calculator","I would like to calculate my CO2 emissions (carbon footprint) and offset these if i wish to do so.","2009-10-27T16:35:22","2010-06-15T11:23:23","lanckchris",0,55.64,"Closed",10,7]
[null,3340,{"$nulls":3},"Has anybody used this app: http://store.ovi.com/content/71F453711D283DA5E040050A853237E9 ?","2009-12-10T12:37:38","2009-12-10T12:37:37","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6248,{"$nulls":3},"I put this in the category of \"May be a great IDEA, but needs time to catch on.\"\n\n\n\n\nI am basing this on the agreement with Landile and with my scientific colleagues that.....there is not a standard accurate formula for this YET.  Additionally, there is an available application in the OVI store... \n\n\n\n\nLastly, there is a mention that the OVI application which is referenced in the thread could be improved.  I think that all things (including some, no many of ,my IDEAs, and not just on this site :] ) could be improved.......but, they need to be done when the data, time, money, interest, or other factors are in line with the improvement.\n\n\n\n\nThis has some momentum in a very positive direction, so, please feel free to vote accordingly and perhaps the community will support and rally for a change. \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-04T18:20:01","2010-03-04T18:20:00","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4994,{"$nulls":3},"Great idea, but I would also advice that the CO2 calculator or calculations also be based on transparent scientific formula(s). There are currently way too many inaccurate tools for this purpose.","2010-01-27T15:23:59","2010-01-27T15:23:59","Landile",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4778,{"$nulls":3},"We:offset works fine (and is quite intelligent too e.g. it knows when you've gone to another country - looks at operator roaming I think). You can offset things from within the application. But it is, perhaps, not as flexible as it could be.","2010-01-23T17:22:04","2010-01-23T17:22:04","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5065,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Mandate the use of vector based graphics & text to support new higher native resolutions","With all the competition out there, the display resolutions are getting higher and higher. Symbian continues to lag behind however. 640x360 and 320x240, although adequate, are not the best that Symbian can do, and don't exactly spell high end either.\n\n\n\n\nThat's why I propose that in addition to 640x360 for touch, and 320x240 for non-touch, Symbian also make a native resolution of 854x480 for touch, which keeps the 16:9 aspect ratio of the current display, and 640x480 for non-touch, which also keeps the 4:3 aspect ratio. You could keep 640x360, and 320x240, on your low-end to mid-range Symbian devices, and put 854x480 and 640x360 on the high end devices.\n\n\n\n\nTo make it easier on devs, mandating the use of vector-based graphics and text elements, and relative positioning to specific aspect ratios, is also something that could be done.\n\n\n\n\nThe higher resolution will produce a better experience for users because everything will be sharper, and Symbian won't be the laggard that it seems to be when it comes to displays. I think a lot of people would really like this.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-30T19:34:43","2010-01-31T01:11:57","NseriesFreak7",0,86.82,"Voting and discussion",13,1]
[null,5066,{"$nulls":3},"Would the better suggestion be to mandate that all graphics and text elements are vector-based and use relative positioning to specific aspect ratios (16:9 and 4:3), since then items will scale fine no matter what the resolution of the device is?","2010-01-30T19:39:42","2010-01-31T01:05:34","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5067,{"$nulls":3},"Coming in Symbian^3","2010-01-30T22:18:23","2010-01-31T00:56:08","brendand",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5073,{"$nulls":3},"I thought the current s60 is already scalable","2010-01-31T01:27:39","2010-02-01T09:50:02","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5075,{"$nulls":3},"This proposal from the Symbian UI Blog could possibly easier to implement if this idea were accepted - Landscape/portrait icons arrangement consistency","2010-01-31T04:01:30","2010-01-31T04:01:30","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5095,{"$nulls":3},"I don't think you could \"mandate\" it, but it would be worth having everything tuned up for the larger resolution. Even with the existing widespread use of scalable graphics, there's still a small amount of adjustment (distributed in a large number of places, alas), which are needed to get things looking just right.","2010-02-01T09:52:10","2010-12-10T08:08:34","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6601,"Mobile applications",null,"Communication Processing","You have two parts down solid...the easy acquisition of data and the communication between people. the missing link is an app in which you can automatically verbally record your thoughts. That subject matter could then be interfaced with similar users and/or data files.","2010-03-17T02:02:09","2010-03-17T02:02:09","JimBaer",0,0,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,8905,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Save App for Symbian","Symbian should have a standard feature to save the app running halfway, and able to restore it back while launch the same app. Just like Hibernate the app while close.\nImplementation: All Symbian app will have another option call \"Sleep\" other than \"Exit\". It also can \"Sleep\" the app by pressing the \"End Call\" key where setting will be provided.\nIt is very useful to answer incoming call while playing game, listening music, watching video, surfing internet, etc.","2010-08-20T16:11:29","2010-08-20T16:11:28","lawrence27",0,83.51,"Voting and discussion",8,1]
[null,8906,{"$nulls":3},"It is alternate solution for Multi-tasking where some app choose to close it to free up memory and processor or even away from the app.\n\nThis approach already have during DOS generation to allow app or games is been save when user have to away for some times..\n\n\n\n\nWe usually leave the application running on background because we  need that app running halfway or not afford to close it or loose the  information on memory.\n\nBut with this this feature save the app,  we can simply close it and re-open next time when we free. So it will be  much more efficient and free up un-used resources.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-08-20T16:13:54","2010-10-15T15:16:06","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9209,{"$nulls":3},"This already exists within the application development frameworks. It is up to developers ti support it. For an item like this, it's best to contact directly the application developers for the specific apps you would see this useful for.","2010-08-30T16:52:52","2010-08-31T03:31:20","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10441,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Directly view last picture taken ","Suppose I took a snap and want to see the latest photo taken to show to friends then i need to go to options-&gt;go to gallery then it takes 2 to 3 seconds to open the whole gallery application and we need to select the latest picture . What i suggest is that instead of go to gallery option keep some other option to go to the latest picture directly instead of loading all the gallery application. it takes atleast 5 seconds for the whole process  to open the photo that is too much .","2010-11-05T18:46:16","2010-11-05T18:46:16","knightkkd",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,202,"Symbian Foundation","Make development easier","Using the &quot;cooperative&quot; to test Symbian Platform","I heard about the idea of setting  up  cooperative that individuals can be seconded into  from members or other sources. It seems to me that is in the interest of the whole community to validate the symbian platforms in a reference environment. Each OEM might end up duplicating the most of the effort if not well coordinated.\n\n\n\n\nI wonder if it would not be easier if each OEM/Member seconded some engineers to the cooperative for testing the symbian platform most used (and less tailored) functionality (For example S^3 in Zoom2 - most used usecases), before starting their own efforts in specifc phone HW.\n\n\n\n\nThis effort could be rallied around the hardening phase of the platform releases.\n\n\n\n\nupdate 1st May:\n\n\n\n\nA varitation to this idea would be pooling HW resources across member companies using an available nokia tool (ATS) . Each participating member, would host a server with hardware attached to it, the central server hosted by the SF would distributed the test load accross this \"workers\".\n\n\n\n\nThis will provide centralise test results without 1 single company having to make the full investment in hardware for testing. Also, might allow test to be run by the SF in specfic OEM hardware without leaking key device information.","2009-04-23T17:31:27","2010-06-11T15:22:11","victorp",0,100,"Closed",10,0]
[null,275,{"$nulls":3},"I think this is indeed the way forward. As far as I know, it is in a way implied in the \"hardening phase\" description of the SDPR (even though it is not spelled-out).","2009-04-27T11:02:01","2009-04-27T11:04:08","fred_blesser",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,289,{"$nulls":3},"There are several great ideas contained in this one idea around how we bring our community together to get get value from the huge investments we make in testing and validation - not just the OEMs but others like operators and semicos too.\n\n\n\n\nThe contributions can be varied - test effort, test results, test suites, tools, specs, great test stratgies.\n\n\n\n\nHow we coordinate can be varied - individual contributions, coordination of contributions by Symbian staff, contribution of warm bodies on assignment within Symbian.","2009-04-27T14:38:39","2009-05-16T10:14:36","jimclarke",{"$nulls":3},4,0]
[null,861,{"$nulls":3},"any thoughts on how to move this forward, do we still have a cooperative?","2009-06-03T16:44:05","2009-06-03T16:44:05","victorp",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,205,{"$nulls":3},"Yes!  Any way we can eliminate duplication of effort makes the whole community more productive.\n\n\n\n\nBy \"co-operative\" do you mean the Symbian Foundation?  That&apos;s pretty much what it is in terms of the employees.  How much of a testing team do we have already as part of the integration activities?  How much of the testing can we automate?  Probably a lot more that is being done already.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-04-23T18:14:10","2009-04-24T11:37:33","markw",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1226,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Support 3rd party developers to create common user experience","There&apos;s documentation and sample code about S60 Look &amp; Feel, some containing pixel by pixel graphical descriptions. It&apos;s a good reference for application developers, but mostly useful for Symbian C++ users.\n\n\n\n\nScripting languages (FlashLite, WRT, Python) lack some features.\n\n\n\n\nProposal: add common, shared, well-documented, free-to-use, futureproof and backwards compatible resource files, which developers can trust to exist in all devices. There should be graphics and audio files, at least. Also a set of font files could be selected.\n\n\n\n\nPro: Having reliable resources would make it easier to develop 3rd party applications, improve quality of applications with minimal effort from developers side, improve user experience with common (S60) look and feel between 3rd party applications.\n\n\n\n\nCon: Would require several multi-party negotiations to get the first set created, approved and integrated into platform. Would require effort to keep resources uptodate and further developed. Would become a burden in 5+ years, due backwards compatibility requirement. Would increase ROM usage in a way which might be considered as waste. Impossible to force OEMs to include these into their devices.\n\n\n\n\nThere is already something called avkon2.mbm and avkon2.mif containing graphics used by platform applications. Based on my experiments the content of those files are different in S60 3rd edition and 5th edition files. Haven&apos;t found (official) public documentation to describe their content in detail.\n\n\n\n\nCurrent situation (before SF) seems to be that avkon2.* content is changed and reordered when needed, dozens of platform applications have own resource files even containing same/similar graphics, audio files are different in each device and platform, fonts depend on device internationalization etc. Totally impossible to write generic software using these resources, that would run in \"all\" devices: 3rd vs. 5th edition, western vs Chinese, Nokia vs SonyEricsson.\n\n\n\n\nGot to create all own resources and pack them all with the application. It shouldn&apos;t be this difficult.","2009-06-24T23:41:19","2010-06-04T16:18:33","JOM",0,80.53,"Closed",9,1]
[null,1570,{"$nulls":3},"I think that I understand what is being asked here, but wouldn't this be better accomplished with some kind of UI/UX Framework Documentation that goes through a simple draft &gt; final stage; where the Final stage is what's ratified for each version of Symbian^x, but the draft stages are where thing like the reasources, best practices, and governance are worked out?\n\n\n\n\nI think all OSes really should have something like this; but then allow within that governance for an opportunity for 3rd party developers and an open source community group at large to eventually take ownership of the UI once its past its marketable support period.","2009-08-17T19:28:44","2009-08-18T23:06:14","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1580,{"$nulls":3},"I hope you don't mind that I have moved this to the UI category (from Mobile Industry &amp; Commercial Environment) since it seems to be primarily a UI technology idea.","2009-08-18T11:25:29","2009-08-18T11:25:29","LawrenceSimpson",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3274,"Mobile applications",null,"Mc-EX","I would see the M-commerce extension support on Symbian devices.\n\nSee: http://www.sandisk.co.jp/Assets/File/OEM/WhitePapersAndBrochures/miniSD/WPaperMCommercev1.0.pdf\n\nBR\nSTeN","2009-12-07T14:30:32","2010-06-14T20:29:38","stenlik",0,0,"Closed",0,0]
[null,4298,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Global Data/Wifi Connection","Not sure if this is already planned or implement or posted.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIn S60 3rd each application has its own settings/options for connecting to the internet. It would be nice if there was a global internet connection. It would work like internet connection works on a PC. I know S60 3rd has something called destinations where you can define the priorty of connections (ie wifi then 3g etc..) but you still have to go into individual applications and define what type of internet connection it should use.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nUren","2010-01-11T16:25:57","2010-01-11T16:25:56","ukpatel",0,100,"Voting and discussion",8,0]
[null,4834,{"$nulls":3},"Yeah, connecting to the internet needs to be much simpler (but equally, there needs to be a global \"off\" switch for people without data tariffs). I suggested something like this in the comments to: http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=2474","2010-01-25T08:56:28","2010-01-25T08:56:28","cirrus",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4810,"Mobile applications",null,"&#39;Journey planner&#39; within Ovi maps","I'm going London specific here, so anyone who has any thoughts on how to make this work in other cities or countries is more than welcome.\n\n\n\n\nGoogle maps has a 'public transport' tab when planning a route. Unfortunately the results for London are preposterous. To get me from my house to the Symbian offices it wants to me to take 6 buses which would take who knows how long, when I could get a train (or 1 bus and a tube). I hear it works okay in the US, but it's worthless here.\n\n\n\n\nI think that Ovi maps should have a feature like this (it could just as well be standalone, and there may be standalone apps that do this. I know there are for the iPhone), so the easiest way to do it would be to feed Journey planner your location and destination data and let it go. I'm not sure would this require co-operation from TfL (i.e. is postcode accurate enough, can Journey planner accept GPS co-ordinates)?\n\n\n\n\nAs I said, many major cities must have similar applications and they should all be integrated into Ovi maps.","2010-01-24T09:30:48","2010-01-24T09:30:48","brendand",0,100,"Voting and discussion",12,0]
[null,5578,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Allow other codecs as a plug-in","Default applications should be ready to be extended through (trusted) third party packages in general, but more specifically multimedia applications, since this is an area that changes very fast.\n\nAn user might want to use the default podcast application to listen to a podcast that happens to be in Ogg/Speex format. Other user might want to hear some song that a friend had in some non-mainstream format (Vorbis, FLAC, APE, whatever). Many, many people want to watch videos in some specific format (although not all formats are reasonable candidates for a mobile device).\n\nAlso, developers might want to know that is possible to use the format they prefer for their audio/video files because it&#39;s possible to extend the default functionality of the device through an additional package.\n\nSince some vendors might not be happy with this or that codec/format in their device, a plug-in framework that allows the user to add third party codecs at their will is needed.","2010-02-16T02:13:21","2010-02-16T03:35:58","suy",0,0,"Done!",0,0]
[null,5834,"Symbian Foundation",null,"Add a Donation Page to Symbian Foundation","After visiting the Symbian Booth at Mobile World Congress 2010, I got the notion that the foundation is in need of financial support, specially after it let loose its secret sauce i.e. going open source. Thus, what better way could be to have an official transparent donation page where anyone can help the foundation by contributing what ever sum he or she wishes. The collections made could be put to use by\n\n\n\n\n1. organizing symbian community code camps or summit\n\n\n\n\n2. helping charity organisations\n\n\n\n\n3. funding different projects/events\n\n\n\n\n4. and more...\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nPlease share your thoughts on this. Thanks.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-23T11:54:34","2010-02-23T11:54:34","anirudh",0,100,"Voting and discussion",10,0]
[null,5888,{"$nulls":3},"Yeah, what's the problem here? Mozilla do it, why can't we?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nhttp://www.mozilla.org/foundation/donate.html","2010-02-24T10:43:08","2010-02-24T10:43:07","brendand",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,6076,{"$nulls":3},"Correct ..... We support your Idea!- Most Welcomed Ani...!","2010-03-01T06:45:37","2010-03-01T06:45:37","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5856,{"$nulls":3},"I am intrigued by your IDEA.  I find it to be a fabulous IDEA.  I am just curious about taxing and international business law. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIn the USA, if we contribute to a non-profit, we get a tax write off.  The organization provides their TAX IDENTIFICATION CODE and we submit....April 15 each year.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIf this IDEA were to be implemented, it would be nice to know:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n \n1)the international tax implications.\n2)if the Symbian Foundation has the infrastructure to generate the appropriate tax documentation to supporters.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI am supporting this IDEA.  I do not know if it would work for all countries, would like more information, but it is a nice IDEA","2010-02-23T15:24:24","2010-02-23T15:24:24","ginau",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,6090,"Mobile applications",null,"Support Traffic Message Channel (TMC) through RDS FM radio data","If would be nice if terminals with FM radio be able to decode TMC data available at RDS.\n\n\n\n\nBy this way, navigator programs like Ovi Maps or Sygic, can show traffic info above map and most important choose the route based on traffic conditions. Also it can show the accidents in the road and other contingencies.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-01T08:07:25","2010-06-30T03:58:41","sergio.badalona",0,98.18,"Expert review",173,1]
[null,6156,{"$nulls":3},"I'd like to have this!","2010-03-03T13:13:35","2010-03-03T13:13:35","Gabor.Peters",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,6166,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Sergio,\n\n\n\n\nCould you please clariy what TMC is?  I think I support this, but need to ask a question......\n\n\n\n\nDo you mean a GPS feature which tells a driver a route and also reports if traffic is heavy and allows rerouting, or is TMC something different?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-03T15:38:33","2010-03-03T15:52:33","ginau",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,6431,{"$nulls":3},"Very useful!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI support that idea.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-12T16:23:21","2010-03-12T16:23:21","Lasse.Svensson",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6690,{"$nulls":3},"In times, where many people only talking about the big hype \"mobile  internet\" I like ideas like this one: It seems small and not so  spectacular like some other ideas, but I think that for most people in  every-day's use this is more helpful than many other things.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI  like it and hope for it!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-22T12:25:02","2010-03-22T12:25:02","MarcoCarter",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6481,{"$nulls":3},"It has the votes and will be placed on the review list and hopefully assign to a technical lead...Congrats! Nice job :) !","2010-03-14T02:21:27","2010-03-14T02:21:26","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6231,{"$nulls":3},"Many \"classical\" navigation-systems for cars have this to drive around traffic jam. If a smartphone should be a full navigation-system, it needs to support TMC.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-04T13:16:58","2010-03-04T13:16:58","NickGardlo",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,7259,{"$nulls":3},"Would be very handy.","2010-04-26T11:36:23","2010-04-26T11:36:23","Julian.Lousberg",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6236,{"$nulls":3},"@Michael and Nick,\n\n\n\n\nThank you for that explanation.  I thought that was the case, but, now it is clear and I am happy that you posted that very nice explanation.\n\n\n\n\nYes, I support this too.  I have a N95 8GB, E71 and had the older purchsed version of MAPS w/ voice nav. and walk nav.  (which was approximately $150 US)..It has the feature present in the application, however, it never worked in my area in the USA.\n\n\n\n\nNow, we can install ovi maps for free, and it too has that feature, but where does it work ????? Sounds like this should have been implemented a long time again as our worldwide SF community seems to have the feature, but it does not work in their area or mine....\n\n\n\n\nI would like this feature, it can't be that hard....google maps does it....but google maps stinks and I like maps with voice nav......so please pick this up and support it to help us navigate and plan our travel better.","2010-03-04T14:27:31","2010-03-04T14:27:30","ginau",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,6252,{"$nulls":3},"It would be really useful feature. Hopefully it will be added in the future. *Approves*","2010-03-04T18:33:12","2010-03-04T18:33:11","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9881,{"$nulls":3},"Very good idea!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-07T12:19:58","2010-10-07T12:19:58","CarlosFiyero",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7067,{"$nulls":3},"Good idea.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-04-14T17:00:28","2010-04-14T17:00:28","JasperGardlo",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6598,{"$nulls":3},"Great idea!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-16T16:39:43","2010-03-16T16:39:43","Carsten.Weber",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7132,{"$nulls":3},"Especially if you use the cellphone as a navigation-system (what will even get more important in the future) this feature is needed and a must.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-04-18T13:14:46","2010-04-18T13:14:46","JannikReber",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10460,{"$nulls":3},"NO! That would mean, that the FM reciever/antenna would have to be on all the time. Along with the extra power the CPU will use to decode it, it'll absolutely kill batterylife. Bad idea. Especially since many countries don't even have TMC.","2010-11-08T22:46:44","2010-11-08T22:46:44","whatwhat",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8940,{"$nulls":3},"If cell-phones should be a full Navigation-system, they have to integrate TMC to get traffic jam information and recalculate the shortest way.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-08-22T17:29:55","2010-08-22T17:29:55","BastianSpraak",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6858,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Allow applications to support Push Notifications","Whilst multitasking and running for example a chat program, a user sometimes forgets the chat as he/she constantly has to switch between all these applications and therefore misses out on a conversation. A great way to solve this is to implement a sort of Push or Pull notifications service for developers which they can use to notify the user of any updates without them having to constantly switch through applications. I think that this time of notifications is essential to the Symbian Foundation if they want to remain the dominant operating system in the smartphone market. A great example of this feature is the iPhone's push notification service.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSome of the applications that can benefit from this are:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- Chat applications\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- Social Networking applications\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- GPS software (Can push directions if the app is minimised)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- Shopping applications (e.g eBay)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- In gaming (If a friend wants to start a multiplayer game with you but the game is minimised)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- Download manager notifications (When downloads finish)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- Calendar Notification (Remind users about events 1 hour before)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\ne.t.c\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nAbove: an example of a push implementation by a competitor.","2010-03-31T08:19:30","2010-03-31T08:21:19","Raafat",0,100,"Voting and discussion",3,0]
[null,6863,{"$nulls":3},"This functionality already exists within the platform, notifications  occur in the status area, or more abruptly over the app as your pic has  here. There's nothing that needs to be added for this to happen except  for developers using those notifications appropriately.","2010-03-31T13:40:30","2010-03-31T13:40:30","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9162,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Precisely battery indicator ","Normal 0   21   false false false  PL X-NONE X-NONE                                                                                                                                                                         \n\n /* Style Definitions */\n table.MsoNormalTable\n\t{mso-style-name:Standardowy;\n\tmso-tstyle-rowband-size:0;\n\tmso-tstyle-colband-size:0;\n\tmso-style-noshow:yes;\n\tmso-style-priority:99;\n\tmso-style-qformat:yes;\n\tmso-style-parent:\"\";\n\tmso-padding-alt:0cm 5.4pt 0cm 5.4pt;\n\tmso-para-margin-top:0cm;\n\tmso-para-margin-right:0cm;\n\tmso-para-margin-bottom:10.0pt;\n\tmso-para-margin-left:0cm;\n\tline-height:115%;\n\tmso-pagination:widow-orphan;\n\tfont-size:11.0pt;\n\tfont-family:\"Calibri\",\"sans-serif\";\n\tmso-ascii-font-family:Calibri;\n\tmso-ascii-theme-font:minor-latin;\n\tmso-fareast-font-family:\"Times New Roman\";\n\tmso-fareast-theme-font:minor-fareast;\n\tmso-hansi-font-family:Calibri;\n\tmso-hansi-theme-font:minor-latin;}\n\n\n\n\nIn Symbian s60 v5 the indicator of the battery works imprecisely. He isn't showing the real level of battery charge at that particular moment. The indicator of the battery is starting changing its value on about 5 - 10 hours before discharge, when the total process of discharging lasted 3 days. My idea is to create a more precise battery indicator - showing the current charge level. It would be more convenient.","2010-08-28T11:27:43","2010-08-28T11:27:43","piotr1192",0,100,"Voting and discussion",12,0]
[null,9418,"Mobile functionality",null,"Wifi issues on Nokia E73 or Symbian wide?","I have the following issues with NOKIA e73/symbian OS wifi operations.  since symbian.org is listening, i thought i would let my issues be heard. further, bb indicated in this email refers to Blackberry curve 8320 gsm i had sometime back (nov 2008 to jun 2010).\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWIFI module in E73/Symbian OS seems to be creating issues in the following ways:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n 1. saving WLS access point info on e73/ symbian creates problems when wifi is switched as wifi software continuously checks for those access points on a continous basis.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n(i never had this problem with blackberry curve - 2+ years ago, 2008 models. BB allowed me to save the access points, it let me assign a name and store the passwords. my friends house who stayed with close range to neighbors, they had a WEP key and i was able to store that in BB.  when i went into their parking lot, it would automatically connect or ask my permission and let me use their wifi).\n\n\n\n\n\nwhy is it so difficult with e73/Symbian?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n 2. i have to switch off wifi before leaving a wifi zone - otherwise, it will freeze - requiring a reboot.\n\n\n\n\n(BB never complained when i left the wifi zone where i had 'known' wifi sources WITHOUT switching wifi off and immediately connected me to 2.5G edge/gsm.  If i recollect right, my wifi communication protocl was always ON).\n\n\n\n\nComing back into the same or a different wifi zone, BB automatically latched on to the wifi source.\n\n\n\n\nI am not trying to blame NOKIA or Symbian.org for this.  I want this to be heard so i / other users get less headaches.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI posted this link in Nokia support: got no response.  just in case: http://discussions.nokiausa.com/t5/Eseries-and-Communicators/E73-slow-afte-switch-from-wifi-2-3g-2-5G-edge/m-p/727776\n \n\n\n\n\nthanks and regards\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nravi.","2010-09-10T21:25:07","2010-09-10T21:25:07","mravichandran",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,9449,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Ravi, \n\n\n\n\nYou may prefer to post your comments on www.getsatisfaction.com/symbian to get any technical questions answered as this site is only for ideas for apps/features etc.\n\n\n\n\nThanks\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSusana \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-09-13T14:28:38","2010-09-13T15:22:45","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9674,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Live Wallpapers","Live Wallpapers\n\n\n\n\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9phlk78qcro\n\n\n\n\nThere is nothing to add I think ;)","2010-09-26T21:44:42","2010-09-27T15:12:27","superfly86",0,0,"Closed",0,0]
[null,10442,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Creating more usable space in Menu","These two images are My designs for more usable space in both landscape and portrait mode \n\n\n\n\nif in landscape mode the buttons options  and exit look weird then we can replace it with symbols like gears for options and a 'X' symbol for exit  and close , down arrow symbol for hide , back arrow symbol for back .\n\n\n\n\nMy intention is using more available space in the screen to make easy navigation\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-11-06T11:04:46","2010-11-06T11:04:46","knightkkd",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,10698,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Calendar Hyperlinks to Contacts","When you add an appointment in the Calendar application, you could add a reference to a Contact.\n\n\n\n\nFor instance,\n\n\n\n\nAn appointment saying \"call Dr.Evil\".\n\n\n\n\nInstead of entering \"Dr.Evil\" in the appointment, you could hit an hyperlink button (or enter a letter combination) and the Contacts List opens allowing to select one or more contacts from the list.\n\n\n\n\nLater when checking the Calendar and you need to make the call, you can open the appointment and go to the contact details by hitting the Contact's Hyperlink, instead of opening the Contact's application and find the contact, or just press the green button from the Calendar entry and make the call.","2010-12-11T03:10:20","2010-12-11T03:10:20","martin3x",0,100,"Voting and discussion",3,0]
[null,1995,"Mobile applications",null,"app store - multi os","support applications for all mobile os&#39;s on app store","2009-10-27T16:41:40","2010-01-04T14:29:47","dgriffin",0,0,"Done!",1,0]
[null,4043,"Mobile applications",null,"Mesage COunter for 5800Xpress MUsic","We shud hav  amessage counter in the mobile 5800 XE","2009-12-31T05:13:49","2010-06-15T10:52:31","ananthulasrikar",0,100,"Closed",2,0]
[null,4373,{"$nulls":3},"Mark them all then choose delete her we go the number of ur messages :P then press no ;)\n\n\n\n\nthat was my way to know how many messages i have :p. i support ur idea :))","2010-01-13T15:57:50","2010-01-14T14:37:00","et3rnal",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4342,{"$nulls":3},"I strongly support the idea of having a message counter in Symbian. It's something I always was glad to have in my previous Ericsson phones and it seems like a serious omission not to have it as part of Log.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWhat makes it more relevant now is that many people have bundled texts on both contract and PAYG, and it's useful to know how many have been used. In the past, on a PAYG phone, your balance just went down. It's not as simple as that any more.","2010-01-12T20:12:42","2010-01-13T17:38:38","Biggles",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4811,"Mobile applications",null,"Phone as an Oyster card","More London specificness, apologies about that!\n\n\n\n\nI must say I'm quite suprised nobodies suggested this before, but one of the most exciting uses of the new NFC functionality that Nokia are hoping to push would be as an Oyster card. For non-Londoners this is a credit card like object with an RFID chip in it used for paying for journeys on public transport. Always having to remember it on journeys is a pain (most keep it in their main wallet) and if it gets lost you can't ring it to find it! Plus, it would just be so cool to swipe your phone on the barriers :)\n\n\n\n\nObviously this is not something that could be done independently, but I think TfL could be seen to appreciate the business value of this. They get a revenue from a so called 'deposit' on the card (&pound;3 per new one), so they might like to charge for this app, but it would be better free.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIn addition, the integrated travel card could provide the following features:\n\n\n\nDisplay your remaining credit.\nRemotely disable your card in case your phone gets lost or stolen (a big sell to the issuing body).\nRecognize the station you're at when you tap in and show you relevant train times, routes etc.\n\n\n\n(Credit to James Nash for these additional features)\n\n\n\n\n(N.B. The comment below highlight that similar schemes are used in many cities around the world. Please vote for this idea regardless of whether you live in London and if it gets pursued then I'll make a point of having as many locations supported as possible)","2010-01-24T09:37:34","2010-02-05T16:02:34","brendand",0,100,"Voting and discussion",15,0]
[null,4927,{"$nulls":3},"Cool IDEA!  Also, this site has a fresh world-wide view point, so London-specific is great.  I may be from the USA, but London, Edinburgh, and Basel were some of my favorite frequent flyer stops....... :) !  You got my vote.","2010-01-26T18:28:48","2010-01-29T11:41:21","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5190,{"$nulls":3},"So you can cut RFID chip from the card and slip it under phone battery cover or into memory card slot. And your phone will work as Oyster card.","2010-02-04T17:47:46","2010-02-05T15:56:40","syliokas",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4840,{"$nulls":3},"&gt;&gt; I must say I'm quite suprised nobodies suggested this before\n\n\n\n\nThey have, in fact I think it's already been trialled in London - although not on Symbian devices.  It's in active daily use for the exact same purpose (and more) with Octopus in Hong Kong.  I think you might enjoy a book called \"Everyware: The dawning age of ubiquitous computing\".  I'll dig it out and lend it to you if you're interested?\n\n\n\n\nIt is an excellent idea though.","2010-01-25T09:38:50","2010-01-25T15:04:20","markw",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4854,{"$nulls":3},"I would love this. Actually, what I really want is all the NFC goodness they have in Japan: travelcard, credit card, ID, doorkeys, shop loyalty cards etc. all integrated into the phone.\n\n\n\n\nDoes anyone know if there's some kind of standardisation for these NFC applications? Could one make a generic travelcard app (service?) that works for Oyster in London, Octopus in Hong Kong and others or does each city need to produce its own app?\n\n\n\n\nAssuming it's the latter, could we at least make some kind of NFC app register? You could then have an app on the phone that uses said register + GPS info to tell you which NFC apps you can download and use in your current location. E.g. travel to Hong Kong and it suggests getting the Octopus app.","2010-01-25T13:32:38","2010-01-25T13:46:10","cirrus",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4855,{"$nulls":3},"Just to clarify - IF my idea was succesful, I would plan on interfacing with TfL to get them interested in the idea of doing this. A support app that tells you which travelcard app you need in a specific city might be good but I don't think it's crucial (not many people are so mobile that they end up in Hong Kong or London without knowing what they should be using to pay for journeys).","2010-01-25T13:36:43","2010-01-25T13:36:43","brendand",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4859,{"$nulls":3},"Yes, that will be cool. Using my phone to get in any train, underground, ... in the world. No need any more of tickets. I have got in purse, tickets for the Paris underground that I bought maybe 5 years ago. I have some for the Lille underground, bought 8 years ago. Basically some money that is asleep in my purse when it could be well spent somewhere else.\n\n\n\n\nYes, in Japan they have been using that technology for years. it's about time we have that in Europe.\n\n\n\n\nAs well with a Japanese company on the board of directors for Symbian, that should help to get that included asap in the Symbian platform. As well I believe that Japanese mobile phones manufacturers want to expand worldwide to not be isolated any more. Maybe time for them to make a contributions of their technlogy and knowledge on the subject.\n\n\n\n\nYes, my mobile phone goes almost everywhere with me, when my credit card or Oyster card doesn't!\n\n\n\n\nArnaudL","2010-01-25T14:44:58","2010-01-25T14:44:58","arnaudl",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5323,"None of the Above",null,"Instead of dumbing-down, smarting-up the web with power of QT","I know here is not the exact place for this idea, but since Symbian has deep relations with Nokia I guess my voice can be heard here better than anywhere... \n\n I'm terribly irritated by the modern \"dumb-down everything to mobilisate = reach masses\" trend. Peter-Paul Koch has a good blog post about that with web POV. Also Nokia has done similar efforts for simplifying mobilisation process by publishing web templates recently.\n\n So I think we need a tool that creates web pages which dumb-down and adapt themselves (when needed) due to client platform/browser to eliminate the need to create seperate versions for each platform/browser. I'm talking about implementing an algorithym like:\n\n - If Maemo visits: keep all elements and adjust the layout for P x Q pixels.\n- If iPhone visits: remove A and B elements, keep C element, convert D element to E element and adjust the layout for R x S pixels.\n- If S60v5 visits: remove A, B, and C elements, create a button to view D element in a new tab and adjust the layout for T x U pixels.\n\n etc etc. But the above example is only static implementation and what's needed is dynamic &amp; flexible implementation (when possible, for sure), so you need to remove iPhone/S60v5 etc and link all the elements to specific and related UAProf capabilities / known UA strings and voila!\n\n QT could be used to create such a tool with a WYSIWYG interface. Mobilisation/adaptation capabilities and other functionality could be added and extended by 3rd party plugins, so anyone can produce a plugin to support different brands/classes of devices etc (so Nokia's \"web templates\" could be basic plugins for WebKit based S40/Symbian devices). That can even create new commercial opportunities for software firms if that application could handle 3rd party plugins just like Adobe Photoshop. What do you think? \n\n\n(This is a refined &amp; edited version of this idea)","2010-02-08T14:04:56","2010-02-24T12:34:49","GeceBekcisi",0,61.47,"Voting and discussion",3,1]
[null,5897,{"$nulls":3},"If I've understood you right, Emre, all you're asking for is a tool for web developers to author web pages that will automatically adjust themselves to optimally fit whatever device is viewing them. I suspect existing tools like DreamWeaver will already do this to some extent (don't know for sure since I use text editors for all my HTML/CSS/JS :-D). Sure, someone could create a new one and do so using Qt as you suggest but I'm not sure how much demand there would be for yet another WYSIWYG tool.\n\n\n\n\nAt the end of the day, the correct thing for web designers to do is to make pages that have somewhat flexible designs (given the variety of mobiles, PCs and gadgets with web-browsers I make assumptions about screen resolutions) and degrade gracefully. Antoine's comments about using semanticly meaningful HTML, CSS, javascr1pt (with server-side fallbacks if possible) etc. already cover how you can achieve this.","2010-02-24T15:19:09","2010-02-25T00:01:34","cirrus",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5335,{"$nulls":3},"Can you be more specific as to what it is that you'd like the Symbian platform to enable devices to do that isn't dumbed-down? Your topic starts with rhetoric that many have said in other posts, but like some others, hasn't come to a point that can be something that's worked upon.\n\n\n\n\nYou've started something with the aspect of QT Creator (its in development as we speak), what exactly is the functionality or use experience that you desire that such a development platform can enable?\n\n\n\n\nFrom the side of a person who trains/does user experience work, its a lot harder to create a UI such as the one that Nokia has already proposed for S^4, than it is to maintain the current one while making it attractive to various audiences and types of devices. Simplicity is never easy, and requires much more on the side of thinking, trying, failing, and extending than it seems from simple pictures.","2010-02-09T00:07:29","2010-02-24T12:25:37","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,6347,"Mobile applications",null,"PUSH to VIDEO CALL","Hi Guys,\n\n\n\n\nIt would be nice if we could make video-conference call with a group by a push of a button. What you suggest?  Do write your comments.\n\n\n\n\nRegards,\n\n\n\n\nShinish Sasidharan","2010-03-07T16:05:11","2010-03-07T16:05:11","shinish",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,6859,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Live interactive wallpapers","I would like to have live interactive wallpapers with nice 3d effects on my Symbian device. Android has it already, have a look over here for an example.\n\n\n\n\nLive Wallpapers\n\n\n\n\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9phlk78qcro\n\n\n\n\nThere is nothing to add I think ;)\n\n\n\n\nLive wallpaper idea is good and i like it but what i have in mind is to include location, weather, time and date in live wallpaper concept. An example should clarify the idea:\n\n\n\n\nI'm living in south Iran next to beach. today September 27th sun rose at 5:35 and will set at 5:40. there is no cloud in the sky but with fog in early hours of day. on my cell phone's home screen i have a live wallpaper showing the sun changing its position with sun's actual position and a view of the sea completing the picture.  based on where you are or what is the time/date or how is the weather, wallpaper changes. off course it may use GPS and internet and it's not necessarily sun and moon. you could be driving and closing to a town and based on GPS data wallpaper will show buildings and structures.\n\n\n\n\nwallpaper data could be normally entered too like city name or latitude, holidays, special events, weather and ... .","2010-03-31T10:20:46","2010-09-27T15:13:35","Crim",0,100,"Voting and discussion",9,0]
[null,10066,{"$nulls":3},"you have my vote","2010-10-10T16:18:37","2010-10-10T16:18:37","nitrous17",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9703,{"$nulls":3},"Live Wallpapers like in Android","2010-09-28T13:25:18","2010-09-28T13:25:18","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6889,{"$nulls":3},"Hunn. I got you point - Would be great - good for Time pass - We have already an Idea pointing to Flash Wallpapers on Symbian ( http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=6559 )- This could be Add-on to it.","2010-04-02T05:22:03","2010-04-02T05:22:03","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8651,"Symbian Foundation","Improve the running of Symbian","Close applications by &quot;END CALL&quot;","You can see that almost people quit running function/application in their phone by \"end call\" button. But in Symbian, some applications/games will not quit when \"end call\", which still run inside and many people don't know that. Those application only \"minimum\" when press \"end call\", which eat much battery and slow down phone too. So i want Symbian can close application by \"end call\" and no more minimum. If users want to minimum, they can use the menu key to exit.","2010-08-02T10:09:54","2010-08-03T15:47:00","MyFanIsUUUU",0,33,"Voting and discussion",9,5]
[null,8655,{"$nulls":3},"What is your idea?  Make Symbian beautiful or something about \"end call?\" Please clarify.\n\n\n\n\nIf you want all operations to stop when \"end call\" is pressed, wouldn't you have to restart or open every thing you already may want or need after you \"end each call?\"","2010-08-02T21:20:58","2010-08-03T15:35:13","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8679,{"$nulls":3},"How can you do that with \"End Call\" - Suppose you are listening music or playing game - in between you got a call - So when you disconnect the call the app in background will also get terminated.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI am not satisfied with this idea!","2010-08-04T16:06:55","2010-08-05T11:18:07","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9675,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Gesture support (e.g. Lock/Unlock Screen) + Gesture Search","There should be support for gesture\n\n\n\n\n1. Add Some special \"moves\" on the screen for specific cases/applications (but it's your invention)\n\n\n\n\nIf we take unlocking/locking screen\n\n\n\n\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z1HsLRBGvdw&amp;feature=related\n\n\n\n\nGestures may be added or drawing e.g. a letter\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nGesture Search should also be added\n\n\n\n\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=umos1GZKbKw\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n2. And that's the most important,\n\n\n\n\nCAMERA GESTURE\n\n\n\n\nEverything will be based on using special chip and camera\n\n\n\n\nWith that, without touching a phone we may run some apps like open gallery etc.\n\n\n\n\n\nThere may be some predefined gesture moves included, but there should be also gesture learner included (phone learns some gesture from us and attrributes it to the specific action/application)\n\n\n\n\nJust imagine:\n\n\n\n\nIf phone recognizes gestures than it could map different hand gestures to different control commands on the phone. E.g. &ldquo;pointing finger up&rdquo; is associated with &ldquo;start mp3 player&rdquo; command, &ldquo;thumb to the right&rdquo; equals &ldquo;fast forward&rdquo;, etc\n\n\n\n\nNow, as long as the camera remains active, you can remotely control your phone without any additional device. Just wave your hand and it knows what to do\n\n\n\n\nNext Your phone can be connected to your DLNA enabled network and operate as a wireless remote control for other things, like your big plasma TV, video&amp;music library on your PC, stereo system, etc. And now you can control all of this sitting on your sofa, by just waving your hand.\n\n\n\n\nWith a wave of your hand you&rsquo;ll be able to turn on/off your TV, increase/decrease music volume on your stereo, launch movies, view picture libraries, skip songs and do many other things.\n\n\n\n\nThe phone rings and you are in the other side of the room? Use another preset hand gesture and your phone answers the call in a &ldquo;hands free&rdquo; operation mode.","2010-09-26T22:00:37","2010-10-10T17:10:11","superfly86",0,100,"Expert review",36,0]
[null,9987,{"$nulls":3},"it's worth considering","2010-10-08T23:54:33","2010-10-08T23:54:33","nitrous15",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9996,{"$nulls":3},"Wow","2010-10-09T08:04:31","2010-10-09T08:04:31","Lika",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9694,{"$nulls":3},"The Gesture Framework idea, which has already been brought up here and noted as being implemented supports this kind of function. I would assume that using this idea to further discuss possibilities with gestures would make sense since the functional piece is already here.","2010-09-27T15:10:30","2010-09-27T15:10:30","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1996,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Make Symbian to be upgradable","As we know we cannot upgrade a Symbian V3 phone to New Symbian Fp1 or Fp2 phone .We must do this to increase popularity by charging the old customers a lil fee for upgradation.And also Make Symbian OS to recognise hardwares and work according to it so we dont have problems in having a global firmware :)","2009-10-27T16:55:00","2009-12-07T15:11:53","apache",0,97.38,"Expert review",244,6]
[null,2048,{"$nulls":3},"I would pay for an upgrade on my E71 FP1 to FP3, rather than buy another device.\n\nBiggest letdown from owning a Symbian, I understand that Nokia makes devices for the world but the firmware should be a top priority than making new versions of the same series...","2009-10-28T22:02:45","2010-05-13T12:27:44","giodelgado",{"$nulls":3},4,1]
[null,6917,{"$nulls":3},"I can see the problem with supporting old(er) hardware with new software releases. But there are many software only items (e.g. the web-runtime) where there should be little reason not to upgrade it. Otherwise it creates a more fragmented marker for developers to test against.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAlso with current firmware updates it has to be available for your current operator - not just for your phone model. In my experience this either means a huge delay or never getting an update. I wonder if the operator customisations should be packaged in a way that can survive an update - hence reducing the number of firmwares needed and allowing all users of a device to benefit once the update is published.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-04-03T11:09:13","2010-04-03T11:09:12","rstonehouse",{"$nulls":3},0,1]
[null,8200,{"$nulls":3},"@enric\n\n\n\n\nI do know about Android legacy (what you call fragmentation),  android's legacy is not google's fault, its the manufacturers fault, but  if you dont want to wait for your manufacturers update, you can always  get a custom rom for your android device with the newest version of this  OS, can you say the same thing about symbian?\n\n\n\n\nAbout fragmentation, let me tell you something, there is more fragmentation all over symbian and nokia than the one there is on Android.\n\n\n\n\nCan you  get a custom rom with s60v3 fp2 for an e71?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nMost of the  improvements of iOS 4 are present on the iphone 3g, those wich are not,  are hardware related. Most of the improvements of latest RIM OS are  present on every blackberry.\n\n\n\n\nIs symbian the one reluctant to move  forward, or are we the ones reluctant to move forward?","2010-07-07T12:52:25","2010-07-07T12:53:11","luisfelipeperez",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8201,{"$nulls":3},"Today, every single smartphone OS out there is upgradable. Even Apple (the most closed company) allows upgrade to iOS4 for iPhone 3G and 3GS. While with Symbian the precursor of mobile OSes this is still not possible... I see this as a very big disadvantage.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nHigh-end phones are more expensive than laptops and netbooks. The marketing message says that with Symbian, we have a mobile  computer. A computer where you can't upgrade the OS, isn't a computer.","2010-07-07T13:10:52","2010-07-07T13:10:51","soussef24",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6667,{"$nulls":3},"Thats very good idea. Please do it quickly. I cant buy a new phone. Thanks.","2010-03-19T08:36:13","2010-03-19T08:36:13","cako94",{"$nulls":3},1,1]
[null,8203,{"$nulls":3},"High-growth niche.  Horizon 3.  Products and Services in the Cloud. \n\nHardware  and Firmware\n\nThe bottom layer of the cloud stack in our proposed\nontology  is the actual physical hardware and\n switches that form the backbone of the cloud. In this\nregard, users  of this layer of the cloud are normally\nbig enterprises with huge IT  requirements in need of\nsubleasing Hardware as a Service (HaaS). For  that,\n the HaaS provider operates, manages and upgrades the\nhardware on  behalf of its consumers, for the life-time\nof the sublease. This  model is advantageous to the\nenterprise users, since they do not need  to invest in\n building and managing data centers. Meanwhile, HaaS\nproviders have  the technical expertise as well as the\ncost-effective infrastructure  to host the systems.","2010-07-07T15:35:55","2010-07-07T15:35:54","Mesenburg",{"$nulls":3},0,1]
[null,2577,{"$nulls":3},"Symbian is a free an open-source operating system, so why should users be charged? It should use an updater similar to NSU or something like that . . .","2009-11-15T01:52:06","2009-12-02T20:50:53","nishant.thomas",{"$nulls":3},2,2]
[null,2078,{"$nulls":3},"There is already an idea on this site which essentially covers this, but in more detail, as it recognizes the political issues that may be involved in getting operators and device manufacturers to accept this. Here it is: \n\nhttp://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=1660&amp;foolIE6=1#comment_1689\n ","2009-10-29T14:22:22","2009-10-29T14:22:22","brendand",{"$nulls":3},1,1]
[null,3102,{"$nulls":3},"I have an Nokia N95 8GB &amp; E71 and I love both devices.There are a lot of updates which would be great to be able to use,but there are compatibility issues with some of the APPs/Functions because they are older (Not OLD,or BAD) and some of the newer APPs and features would be fantastic to improve my devices.I support this.","2009-12-02T12:12:27","2010-07-07T19:26:58","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,1]
[null,8237,{"$nulls":3},"Nokia and Symbian must be more consistent toward their customers, developers and fans... If Symbian is meant for \"mobile computers\" as it is largely advertised, and if the high-end mobiles from Nokia are \"mobile computers\" we should be able to upgrade the OS, unless there a big hardware gap.\n\n\n\n\nUsers will be happy to have new core functionalities and enhancements, and would not worry about their mobiles quickly being outdated. And developers will have a larger base.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-07-09T13:38:55","2010-07-09T15:45:13","soussef24",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5941,{"$nulls":3},"I think it's important that OS should be upgradable. Symbian^3 devices most likely will be Symbian^4 capable so offering no update would be stupid.","2010-02-25T16:41:38","2010-02-25T16:41:38","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},2,1]
[null,4407,{"$nulls":3},"awesome idea.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nbut maybe hard to do? because symbian phones have very saturated hardware specs. there no one universal spec.\n\n\n\n\nthe new os maybe not compatible with the old drivers. so re-writing the drivers need to be done too. too many hassle?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nbut it is really a good idea","2010-01-14T10:08:48","2010-01-14T10:08:48","orangpelupa",{"$nulls":3},0,1]
[null,5956,{"$nulls":3},"The only problem with this is that the manufacturers will have to start utilizing better hardware then they currently do (like Nokia). Once the proper hardware is there, I can't really see a problem with upgrading to new software, especially new feature packs. If a Droid can be updated from 2.0 to 2.1, or another Android phone from 1.6 to 2.1, than I see no reason why Symbian can't let us upgrade from say FP1 to FP2.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-26T00:43:37","2010-02-26T00:43:37","NseriesFreak7",{"$nulls":3},1,1]
[null,4445,{"$nulls":3},"Symbin have 2 have it to fellow other Android, iphone, windows mobile and maybe maemo im not sure","2010-01-15T05:09:11","2010-01-15T05:09:11","et3rnal",{"$nulls":3},0,1]
[null,3172,{"$nulls":3},"I will pay too. this is really what annoys me in Symbian. Look at E90 Communicator,it will be the best device if it can handle S60 FP2.","2009-12-04T22:26:39","2010-02-05T16:16:50","Ammar_Dento",{"$nulls":3},2,1]
[null,8558,{"$nulls":3},"An upgradeable/updateable OS is a must, especially with the new QT platforms, if we are going to keep pace with Android and OS4 we need upgrades/updates.  The consumer will expect upgrades now that the two market trend setters are doing so.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nEdit:  This upgrade ability/updatability would have to be limited though because of hardware.  So a uniform standard for all upgrades/updates would have to be agreed upon.  Much like apple does just in a more cut and dry fashion.  To explain, Apple's upgrade to OS4 was limited.  It only included certain aspects of the new OS for the 3G.  This would be cumbersome and difficult because of the number of different phones produced under Symbian; so for Symbian there would have to be a base line hardware requirement  for any update.  This would translate to much less testing and possible headaches, but still giving the consumer updates in the near term.","2010-07-23T22:35:28","2010-07-23T22:43:46","Duncan_McDougal",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8560,{"$nulls":3},"David Wood in favor of version fee.\n\n\n\n\nDuncan, can you expand on low, medium, high embedded hardware specs for devices?\n\n\n\n\nThree tiers, segments, cultural/social/economic demographics.\n\n\n\n\nPricing scheme low/free, medium/five to ten percent charge based on prior purchase price, high/ten to thirty percent charge?\n\n\n\n\nConversation starter.\n\n\n\n\nChris","2010-07-23T23:02:39","2010-07-23T23:07:33","Mesenburg",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8054,{"$nulls":3},"I disagree with charging the user to upgrade. Imagine how users would feel when they look at Android and see how they can upgrade to a new version at no cost, and then they look and see that Symbian charges a fee to do the same thing. This will push more users away.\n\n\n\n\nI fully support being able to upgrade to new feature packs, assuming the hardware can support them, which is another thing I believe Symbian should be pushing for (hardware standards).\n\n\n\n\nI completely disagree with charging users a fee to upgrade though.","2010-06-20T20:16:46","2010-07-23T22:50:37","NseriesFreak7",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4491,{"$nulls":3},"That is probably the best idea I have seen on this site, yet something that should be a standard! If I have a capable hardware, why can I not upgrade my software to the latest OS? That would be just just great.\n\n\n\n\nWith so many news about the improvements scheduled for Symbian^3 and Symbian^4, I believe it keeps new users from buying devices now. And even then when the new devices are out, Symbian^5 and 6 will be announced, with even better improvements and features...\n\n\n\n\nMake it free to upgrade, and everything is much easier!","2010-01-16T16:31:05","2010-01-16T16:48:43","eduardohl",{"$nulls":3},0,1]
[null,4509,{"$nulls":3},"This is the best Idea so far but on the other hand only few devices can handle an upgrade because of the inadequate hardware of the devices. Most phones that can upgrade so far are the Androids and WinMo but look at their specs they have a faster and bigger chipset.\n\n\n\n\nFor Symbian and Nokia this Suggestion is not impossible to do ","2010-01-16T19:08:07","2010-07-07T20:44:51","illusionado",{"$nulls":3},1,1]
[null,4254,{"$nulls":3},"This is why people love iPhones! Apple did a very good job by keeping one device and upgrading over time both the software and the hardware.","2010-01-09T01:40:41","2010-01-16T16:37:49","kenjiru",{"$nulls":3},1,1]
[null,4261,{"$nulls":3},"I also totally agree with this idea,if we want to put forward the symbian OS,an upgrade of the OS should be there as long the hardware specs of the mobile support.","2010-01-10T08:18:41","2010-01-16T16:41:57","symbiandreams",{"$nulls":3},1,1]
[null,4270,{"$nulls":3},"i agree with this idea it sound awesome :)\n\n\n\n\nthat will give symbian a big push forward, and the hardware matter can be solved by checking the ability before upgrading the system :).\n\n\n\n\nSymbian need to hurry up now and fallow the others who going really fast \"android\" have that option :| and it's really still baby so why symbian doesn't have it ! plz don't let it die.","2010-01-11T04:18:43","2010-01-11T09:36:51","et3rnal",{"$nulls":3},1,1]
[null,2002,{"$nulls":3},"I couldn&#39;t agree more. One of the biggest let downs when owning a Symbian based device is that you are locked into that version of the OS for the life of the device. Having the ability to upgrade as long as the hardware specs meet the requirement is a must for the platform and device portfolio. ","2009-10-27T17:47:30","2009-10-27T17:47:30","sloanb",{"$nulls":3},7,1]
[null,8166,{"$nulls":3},"If you want something upgradable, choose everything but symbian. Go android, iphone or Rim","2010-07-03T18:58:30","2010-07-07T19:22:59","luisfelipeperez",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2023,{"$nulls":3},"I will add that a desktop pc shouldn&#39;t be needed to upgrade the OS. ","2009-10-28T02:53:42","2009-10-28T02:59:46","Kiran1",{"$nulls":3},3,1]
[null,2252,"Mobile applications",null,"Credit card usage","I want my mobile to tell me when my wife is using my credit card.","2009-11-02T16:44:21","2009-11-02T16:44:21","SEE-09",0,27.56,"Voting and discussion",2,4]
[null,8084,{"$nulls":3},"I think, This will involve credit card companies and privacy issues. \n\n\n\n\nHowever If it is a jointly owned credit card, you can subscribe for SMS alerts from the credit card company for every transaction.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-06-22T12:45:03","2010-06-22T12:45:03","AKK",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6103,{"$nulls":3},"Extrapolating from the original idea a little, what if the function was simply to have an accessible log of card transactions on any of your accounts (be it jointly owned credit cards, or your personal account).","2010-03-01T13:49:37","2010-03-01T13:49:37","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2764,"Mobile functionality",null,"Special Charecters","why we cannot add all special characters like &trade;,&copy;,&reg;. in symbian UIQ we can add anything we want but in Symbian S60 We cannot add all special characters.","2009-11-19T12:38:32","2009-11-19T12:38:32","lsamanl",0,100,"Voting and discussion",7,0]
[null,3532,"Mobile applications",null,"SMS Analytics - Integrated SMS counter feature, for billing control.","My Idea is to develop an applications to control the number of SMS we send, even if the sms was deleted from log. Example: In some countries, like Brazil, the operators charge us by the number of SMS we send in a period (month).\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSome cell phone plans have a limited number of free SMS, so it would be great if we could control the number of SMS sent by a cell phone. And this stats could be split by month, week and personalized period. Maybe it can have some graphics too.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2009-12-15T13:36:45","2010-06-15T11:24:20","rafael_nm",0,95.1,"Closed",19,1]
[null,6791,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Rafael,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nMay I suggest that you change the title of this to something like , \"Integrated SMS counter feature, for billing control.\"  You have a good IDEA and the title might not be getting you the votes which you desrve.\n\n\n\n\nJust a suggestion.","2010-03-26T03:49:04","2010-03-26T03:49:04","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6794,{"$nulls":3},"Good One..!","2010-03-26T05:15:37","2010-03-26T05:15:37","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6801,{"$nulls":3},"Hello GU Smith.\n\n\n\n\nI liked your idea. I think we should try to add your suggestion on the title. I really wanted this app to be approved.\n\n\n\n\nThanks for the suggestion. Thanks a lot for the others supporting this idea. Let&acute;s invite our friends to help us on this idea.","2010-03-26T13:34:42","2010-03-26T13:34:42","rafael_nm",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,6814,{"$nulls":3},"I totally agree with this idea, there should be a built in message counter.","2010-03-27T15:46:44","2010-11-16T06:39:27","tigerfire25",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6816,{"$nulls":3},"Simple, yet, very needed IDEA.  This one needs some support and input.","2010-03-27T16:54:21","2010-03-27T16:54:20","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4534,{"$nulls":3},"Isn't it unbelievable that while dumbest phones have, Symbian OS doesn't have a SMS counter as a part of the system yet? You have my support.","2010-01-17T10:43:43","2010-01-17T10:43:43","GeceBekcisi",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4807,{"$nulls":3},"You have a point!  A good one too!  My vote is yes....","2010-01-24T08:21:02","2010-01-24T08:21:02","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4300,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Improve picture quality through an application, not through optics","You can create an application which a user chooses to improve picture quality after the picture has been taken.\n\n\n\n\nThis is basically an art/design APP which you can do things like:\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nChange the image pixelation to help improve or distort images\nImprove lighting of a photo or even change colors is specified areas.\nIt is really fun to change colors of your \"social media\" photos, or others to include, sepia, black&amp; white, negative, orange, blue, red, color palette......\n\nHave fun frames, add balloons with statements like \"where's the party\",  \"Hello\", \"you look MAH-VE-LOUS!\", etc...\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nEditting of photos after they are taken is good for multiple reasons. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nONE........All our photos are important,the lighting or items in the photo may need an app to help make our memories \"come to light or in focus.\"\nTWO, FUN, FUN, FUN.. distort photos, frame them, make them wacky colors.....Life is to short ......have some fun....\nPlease develop better tools to make our mobile imaging better and more fun, without needing to spend money on optics from Karl Zeiss (who I love, but quality has a price), and we want SF to make to $$$$$, Zeiss makes enough $$$$$ from the optics in many Nokias and I am not sure what Sony Ericcson has....\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-11T18:06:09","2010-10-11T17:08:45","ginau",0,88.6,"Expert review",30,3]
[null,10117,{"$nulls":3},"Just one more and we're there...........","2010-10-11T17:08:45","2010-10-11T17:08:45","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4757,{"$nulls":3},"Hello SF community,\n\n\n\n\nI am just bringing IDEA, back to the front for some comment and a look. http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=4449, looks a lot like a refinement to this IDEA which is 4344.  The same elements are present in this initial IDEA, including art, and EDITOR functionality. \n\n\n\n\nI already saw from a post from Effie that EDITOR will be back.....that is great news :) .....but my IDEA was to enhance the features and functionality of photography, art, edit words or text, add color, and being able to use a color palette, which is \"drawing\", or color fill in by touch or selection of areas of a photo.  I just wanted to make some clarification and bring this to all of you for some discussion.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI am trying to collate comments and it is not clear to me that http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=4449 is an IDEA or a refinement this IDEA 4344 (which you are looking at)...My thought is refinement......Please feel free to add to this discussion.","2010-01-22T14:10:43","2010-01-22T14:10:43","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8346,{"$nulls":3},"I think Symbian not develop to increase the quality image much, but each brands have to do it. Nokia, Sony, Samsung .v.v. they use Symbian but the quality of images are totally different. Each brands have a own noise-reduced software, auto focus, balance white, color software .v.v. So the image software is the work of each brands.","2010-07-13T15:11:06","2010-07-13T16:30:37","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8357,{"$nulls":3},"I have changed mind !","2010-07-14T07:31:22","2010-08-26T14:38:29","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5542,{"$nulls":3},"Have been looking at other mobile's applications.....\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nOther OS's are selling and these apps and developers would be smart to pick this up and \"run with it.\" This is a do-able application from a technical standpoint.  It is getting there with the Symbian mobile EDITOR, but more features and functions would make the mass appeal of Symbia devices even greater. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n There are so many advantages to this.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n1) Social media and fun (people love to show their self, or some attribute of their personality in pics for social media)\n\n\n\n\n2) photograhy (though I love my Zeiss optics and the Nokia N95 takes fantastic pictures for a 5 megapixel (MP) mobile, improvement is needed.  The limitation is how many MP does one try for?  At some point the physics of optics work against a mobile phone's camera.  What is meant by this is there are limitations.  The apperture or how light is let in can only be so big and therefore, the larger MP are limited, and that is \"okay.\"  Remember we are talking a mobile, with a great camera, not a stand-alone great camera.  Well, rather than the continued increase in MP, which may or may not be feasible due to how much iight the mobile camera aperature can let in, photograhic can be digitally enhanced.  This enhancement is to help bring up colors, lighting and improve on some shots, which are our memories.\n\n\n\n\n3) Art and fun  Adding verbal tags, modifying pictures, changing colors and having artistic options make life fun, and many people today, could use more fun, and our mobile devices are the perfect platform.  Also, the many artists in the community can \"play around\" with their mobile and make graffiti, mobile art, even make logos, signs or protoype business essentials right on a flight to a businees meeting.  This is a nice fun to pragmatic feature.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThere are many components to this IDEA, but the bottom line is that art, fun, socializing, business, pleasure and hobbies are all what we want and should be able to do on our mobile.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-15T13:46:55","2010-02-15T13:46:55","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4799,{"$nulls":3},"SF mod. team.....This is something to watch and think of combination.  The interests is high for this type of app, and there are many supports.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-24T07:34:27","2010-01-24T07:34:27","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4316,{"$nulls":3},"I support this idea, I've had phones in the past that have this feature, and I think that as more people post their photos on social media sites from their phone, it becomes a great feature to have.  ","2010-01-12T10:09:06","2010-01-12T10:09:06","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4332,{"$nulls":3},"This feature used to only ship in Nokia N-Series products but they have contributed it and it's now part of the Symbian Foundation platform, so anyone can use it for free.  I have no idea if that means that it will ship in more products in the future (what is and isn't a mandatory part of the platform for compatibility purposes isn't yet finalised as far as I know).\n\n\n\n\nThe package is called Image Editor:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://developer.symbian.org/main/source/packages/package/index.php?pk=196","2010-01-12T14:57:54","2010-01-14T00:32:12","markw",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4344,{"$nulls":3},"Even if you must always get the picture right in the first place (when taking the picture), it's fun to have an editing software to get quickly some funny faces of your friends and share your pictures with the world.\n\n\n\n\nIf it's already in Symbian Foundation code line, we just need to have a look if it build and run. If it's the case, just need to let the mobile manufacturers that feature is there and they can use it.\n\n\n\n\nHopefully not too much work. Maybe some enhancements?\n\n\n\n\nArnaudL","2010-01-12T20:41:24","2010-01-14T00:26:19","arnaudl",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4556,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","Scheduled Email","Hello,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThe idea is to integrate the scheduling of email (not SMS) in existing email client.\n\n\n\n\nBehind the scene is,\n\n\n\n\n - Sometime I forget to email someone.\n\n\n\n\n - Sometime I have no time to email at right time\n\n\n\n\n - Sometime I forget to write what I thought.\n\n\n\n\nThe purpose of this product is to write the email before sent and fix the\n\n\n\n\ndate and time to send it. I can write several mails on Sat and Sunday for example\n\n\n\n\nand make the schedule to send those on Monday morning. So I do not need to be worried\n\n\n\n\nif I have the meeting on Monday or forget to send the email.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-18T07:50:18","2010-01-18T07:50:17","ahsan.mostafa",0,55.91,"Voting and discussion",6,3]
[null,4616,{"$nulls":3},"I'd just send the mail when it's written. Generally I dislike the idea of automating emotional processes such as birthday or New Year greetings. Feels a bit empty like the automated apologies that you often get on trains.","2010-01-19T09:53:52","2010-01-19T09:53:52","timh",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4628,{"$nulls":3},"I've voted against this. It doesn't seem to me to be a very compelling use case, so unless it came for free as part of some generic \"scheduled activities\" feature I wouldn't recommend putting effort into it.","2010-01-19T14:54:09","2010-01-19T14:54:09","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4635,{"$nulls":3},"What I would derive from this is some sort of a cron job type mechanism. A general purpose scheduler that would do tasks (including sending specific emails/sms/alarms) at specified times/intervals and so on.","2010-01-19T16:06:05","2010-01-19T16:06:05","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4561,{"$nulls":3},"What sort of emails would you use this for? If you write those emails on Saturday, why not send them on Saturday? I could understand having a reminder to say \"you created a draft email on Saturday, perhaps you should finish it and send it today (Monday)\", but not some thing which defers the sending of completed, ready-to-go emails.","2010-01-18T09:49:05","2010-01-19T04:34:14","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4812,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Global Silent profile for S60 just like we found in UIQ3","Hello, i have been using Nokia S60v5 Phone for a while and notice that it dont have :\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- Global silent. (for the phone)\n\n\n\n\ncurrent behavior: i set phone to silent. but when i play music, the sound still coming out of phone speaker.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nwhat i want is :\n\n\n\n\nAllow the ability to MUTE all sound. So like :\n\n\n\n\ni set phone to \"Silent\" profile, i listen to music using headphone. Music come out from headphone. When i unplug the headphone, the phone speaker not make any sound. it is muted. if i plug headphone, it make sound again on headphone.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nthat feature is very usefull for many things including privacy. At least in my case, very usefull when im listening to a recorded conversation that i don't want any other person to hear/know/listen/eavesdrop.\n\n\n\n\nor at least very useful for student who listen to music in class and when the teacher come, he/she can unplug the earphone and hide the earphone. no need to confused looking for \"stop\" button :p\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAll of it was available on my previous phone, and Symbian UIQ3 phone. but now uiq is dead :p\n\n\n\n\nor maybe better, allow us to customize our own profile and sounds just like in Windows 7 sound mixer. with all individual apps sound volume control. (should be disabled by default, but can be enabled for advanced users)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nthanks a lot, and sorry my bad english","2010-01-24T12:31:50","2010-01-24T12:31:50","orangpelupa",0,100,"Voting and discussion",12,0]
[null,4848,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Bayu,\n\n\n\n\nWhile we don&acute;t have something like this implemented in our S60 V5 phones, I&acute;ve heard about an application that might partialy help you with this problem. It&acute;s a Symbian software called \"For Your Ears Only\". This app stops the music when you take off the headphones of the phone. So you won&acute;t have problem in public places or even with your teacher. Whenever you take of the headphone, it will be silent.\n\n\n\n\nHope that will help you.","2010-01-25T12:03:27","2010-01-29T03:29:54","rafael_nm",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6860,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","Better interactive SMS notifications / previews","I would like to have a improved sms notfication with a instant preview on screen and quick reply / dismiss option. I use Numo SMS preview for the same functionality now.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThis idea could be combined with my other idea \"Group messages to conversational threads\"","2010-03-31T10:26:56","2010-10-15T12:03:58","Crim",0,100,"Expert review",31,0]
[null,8711,{"$nulls":3},"i am also looking for something like this. my wish is to have just sms sender's name displayed in the notification (like in s40).","2010-08-06T14:37:13","2010-08-06T14:37:12","itsmeharsh",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10067,{"$nulls":3},"great one","2010-10-10T16:18:56","2010-10-10T16:18:56","nitrous17",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7372,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","Personal Contact entry.","In Symbian S80 (Nokia 9500 Communicator), there was an entry in the Contacts list dedicated for the Owner of the phone. I'd like this to come back. The  details in it may be used for form suggestions while web browsing, such as for email or username fields (like in Opera 10).","2010-05-04T04:17:13","2010-05-04T04:17:13","anthonyvila",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,8652,"Mobile functionality",null,"MESSAGES DONT UPDATE WITH UPDATED CONTACT","when we use number from sms and save it to contact, message dont show sender name\" using nokia x6\"\n\n\n\n\ncreate a feature to follow links in sms via internet browser ","2010-08-02T13:43:49","2010-08-02T13:45:16","rahul.bagecha",0,100,"Voting and discussion",6,0]
[null,9676,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Radio Stations Recording","It's simple but useful, why don't you add radio recorder to the ogg,mp3 format ?","2010-09-26T22:03:24","2010-10-10T10:00:31","superfly86",0,100,"Expert review",49,1]
[null,9997,{"$nulls":3},"Wow !","2010-10-09T08:04:36","2010-10-09T08:04:36","Lika",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9972,{"$nulls":3},"please merge it with other similar ideas","2010-10-08T12:56:00","2010-10-08T12:56:00","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2253,"Mobile functionality",null,"Handwriting recognition ","I would like better handwriting/recognition software on my phone","2009-11-02T16:49:15","2010-07-11T05:06:51","SEE-09",0,0,"Closed",0,0]
[null,5581,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Music Player Playlists and FM Transmitter.","This is based on my experience with the N79.\n\n\n\n\nI would propose the following to make music player functionality better,\n\n\n\n\n1. Add the ability to easily create playlists out of all songs from a certain folder.\n\n\n\n\n    Or Add the ability to use a folder as a Playlist. Typically all my songs are already neatly arranged as\n\n\n\n\n    folders. My playlist is my folder, i should not have to create playlists again.\n\n\n\n\n2. Add ability to switch on FM transmitter easily on a single click, preferably a option such as Pla\n\n\n\n\n    and Activate FM Transmitter. Also, when the music player is paused, the FM transmitter should be\n\n\n\n\n    deactivated.","2010-02-16T03:41:12","2010-10-11T05:24:57","jeronjacob",0,100,"Expert review",53,0]
[null,5643,{"$nulls":3},"Yes I need that option!- Support it...!","2010-02-18T06:04:24","2010-02-18T06:04:24","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10576,{"$nulls":3},"Supporting this, it's a must! and easy job really,","2010-11-18T16:50:29","2010-11-18T16:50:29","q8phantom",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9441,{"$nulls":3},"you have my support","2010-09-12T21:22:07","2010-09-12T21:22:07","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5630,{"$nulls":3},"Your idea is a nice application of this one that I proposed some time back.","2010-02-17T18:49:13","2010-02-18T02:54:17","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6093,"Mobile applications",null,"Calender Features","1:Support of Picture Background for Calender or Slide show calender  could be added.\n\n2:This calender application could be could be linked to Ovi store (app store market)so that user could chose new upgrade like pirelli calender,kingfisher calender etc for there mobile .\n\n3:Birthday preview Calender\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nShowing the birthday before hand 10 or 15 days earlier on the calender screen. It could also be added on desktop.\n\n4:Various language support for (Regional) Calender .\n\n5:Holiday and Festival Data in built.\n\n6:Various content Data could be upgraded from the server.","2010-03-01T10:23:55","2010-03-01T10:23:55","kamaljaiswal",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,7373,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","reduce the crashing","it is commonly seen that symbian phones tend to hand up when a new application is being started and when this happens all the keys are useless including the power key. so we have to remove the battery of the phone and then re plug the battery and start the phone again. so you should first try to make the os more reliable so that it does not hang up(crash). and if this happens then atleast the power key acts so that you do not have to remove the battery to restart the phone. i liked the iphone (only in this case) where 1 button is there which when pressed brings you back to the main screen.","2010-05-04T05:05:27","2010-05-04T05:05:26","aakash1234",0,60.61,"Voting and discussion",3,1]
[null,7507,{"$nulls":3},"This idea is essentially 'I want a phone with no bugs'\n\n\n\n\nAs a tester, I know this is not possible. Nice thought, but not possible. I'm not sure exactly what Nokia have done that means this occasionally happens, but I'm sure if it were as simple as just saying 'I want that' they would have it.","2010-05-13T11:39:15","2010-05-13T19:49:01","brendand",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,7375,{"$nulls":3},"Can you clarify what your idea is please?","2010-05-04T10:26:55","2010-05-05T04:23:38","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7402,{"$nulls":3},"aakash patel - I got your point - Yes we do need to remove the battery and reinsert it to get our Symbian device start working again, when it freezes  , Thats true...&gt;! - 3rd party software do have some problem with OS some time. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSo you want to restart the device with long press of any key while the deice is in hang stage....!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nGood Idea = You have my Vote  ","2010-05-06T17:29:33","2010-05-13T19:46:54","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7885,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Security for Personal Files","Hi,\n\n\n\n\nI have an idea about increased security. Just like some PC applications, Symbian OS should have the feature to lock specific files and folders in the phone. At present we can only lock the whole phone and not specifis folders. Specially in case of SMS's or photographs or videos, at times we dont want everyone to be able to see them. I think that ways people would also be more confident in storing their sensitive informations like usernames, passwords etc. on their phone for ease of use.","2010-06-04T06:05:43","2010-06-07T09:01:08","soulofhoops",0,0,"Closed",1,0]
[null,7898,{"$nulls":3},"Puneet Mehrotra your Idea fall under this Idea -  Gallery Lock - http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=2675","2010-06-07T08:57:41","2010-06-07T08:58:19","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8141,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Update S60 3rd to Ovi Symbian-- Renovacion de symbian 3rd compativilidad con Ovi ","Since s60 symbian operating system and this, to say the way up and new features that are not included in previous versions of this have incormporado sitem daily use such as ovi and all its services propose the creation of a new platform which must be an update in a few different versions lighter than others for different dispocitivos, the Labuan serious platform to include a better interaction with accounts so functions that are not integrated by default in the ovi spartphone such as contacts, nokia messaging for IM, Social Networks among others Email ad\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nLa idea principal trata sobre una actualizacion para los dispositivos  nokia Symbian 3rd y 5th edicion la cual consiste en una nueva interface  la cual este totalmente integrada con aplicacion Ovi en especial con el  ovi contacts que no viene instalado en casi ningun dispositivo tambien  con aplicaciones como Nokia messaging , For IM , Social Networks y Email  , Dicha actualizacion puede basarse en varias versiones ya que las  caracateristicas de hardware de cada dispositivo son diferentes , mas  que una integracion a opciones sociales y empresariales por defecto esta  actualizacion serviria para agrandar mas aun nokia y ovi y para  restaurar el ya veterano symbian sin que los consumidores debamos  cambiar los dispositivos que compramos hace muy poco tiempo pero que con  solo meses de avance en software segun nokia se vuelven anticuados ,  Gracias por escucharme \n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n \n\n\n \n\n\n \n\n\n ","2010-06-30T03:10:09","2010-07-01T23:54:13","Rxhns",0,100,"Voting and discussion",3,0]
[null,8143,{"$nulls":3},"Hi!  Thanks for posting your idea.  I find it difficult to understand - I think you must have used machine translation, and it hasn't done a very good job \n\n\n\n\nPerhaps you could post it in your original language, and then someone else may be able to translate it?\n\n\n\n\nOne point which may or may not be relevant - Ovi is a service provided by Nokia, it's not part of the Symbian Platform.  It's not available on phones from other manufacturers, and there's nothing the Symbian Foundation can do in relation to that.","2010-06-30T09:32:22","2010-06-30T09:32:22","craigh",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8152,{"$nulls":3},"Si la idea fue traducida automaticamente por un traductor online ya que pense que seria mas facil de entender asi , ya me di cuenta que no lo fue . La idea principal trata sobre una actualizacion para los dispositivos nokia Symbian 3rd y 5th edicion la cual consiste en una nueva interface la cual este totalmente integrada con aplicacion Ovi en especial con el ovi contacts que no viene instalado en casi ningun dispositivo tambien con aplicaciones como Nokia messaging , For IM , Social Networks y Email , Dicha actualizacion puede basarse en varias versiones ya que las caracateristicas de hardware de cada dispositivo son diferentes , mas que una integracion a opciones sociales y empresariales por defecto esta actualizacion serviria para agrandar mas aun nokia y ovi y para restaurar el ya veterano symbian sin que los consumidores debamos cambiar los dispositivos que compramos hace muy poco tiempo pero que con solo meses de avance en software segun nokia se vuelven anticuados , Gracias por escucharme ","2010-07-01T23:51:28","2010-07-02T07:50:38","Rxhns",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8179,{"$nulls":3},"This is not possible. Current devices running s60 3rd edition are not hardware compatible with symbian s60v5. Applications such as Ovi are not up to the Symbian Foundation to add, but up to Nokia or the licensee.","2010-07-06T03:28:06","2010-07-06T03:28:06","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8189,{"$nulls":3},"Can we close this Idea Now!","2010-07-06T18:36:42","2010-07-06T18:36:42","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8397,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Why we never see things from the bottom of the bottle?","We always see things from the top of the bottle like 'Top All Time', 'Recent Popular', 'Recently Updated' or 'Recent Ideas' where those already have enough attention. But we are lacking on the other side which like ideas created long time ago, ideas without someone viewing for some times, ideas never been activities for some period, ideas never had vote before, etc.\n\n\n\n\nAnother set of listing should be very useful.","2010-07-15T18:36:53","2010-10-11T14:57:22","lawrence27",0,90.94,"Closed",29,2]
[null,8450,{"$nulls":3},"Everything will have positive side and negative side, it also have active side and inactive side. We should discover the other side as an balance of the optimization process.","2010-07-17T20:50:04","2010-07-18T16:24:31","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8989,{"$nulls":3},"maybe we can have a list contain all ideas less than 5 votes...","2010-08-23T15:54:40","2010-08-24T22:44:34","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9021,{"$nulls":3},"Maybe we can have a filter to list out those ideas has how many views, how many votes, how long created, how popular, etc..","2010-08-24T16:30:13","2010-09-14T18:39:18","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8513,{"$nulls":3},"We can think on this. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nBut as Gina said, we are still working from the back to the front covering all ideas.","2010-07-21T14:21:55","2010-07-21T15:18:59","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8611,{"$nulls":3},"Ideas having support vote nearly 30 votes should be listed too, reason is to encourage more members to view those ideas and let those potential ideas get through 30 votes so that it can then bring to second stage.","2010-07-28T15:37:55","2010-09-15T14:58:40","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8398,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Lawrence,\n\n\n\n\nActually you do see Ideas from a long time ago.  Moderators go through and comment on them to place them back up front when they are good.\n\n\n\n\nOthers expire and those closed with a comment. We work diligently from the back to the front and cover various topics and/or time periods.\n\n\n\n\nA suggestion for you and others is, you can utilize the filter, select certain areas of interest and pull up ideas which you find interesting. If you want to look at the older ideas, that it fabulous, some are very good.\n\n\n\n\nYou can also select or sort by page. So, you can delve into the older posts very easily.\n\n\n\n\nHope that you find this helpful.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-07-15T20:02:33","2010-07-15T23:03:28","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8404,{"$nulls":3},"Perhaps a \"random idea of the day\" box on the title page (or even the main Symbian page?) would be a first step? This could present a randomly selected idea that is older than, say, a few days (to give time for weeding out spam) each time, to make sure everything keeps coming up every once in a while again for review.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-07-16T08:54:38","2010-07-16T14:28:00","mgroeber",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8406,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Gentlemen,\n\n\n\n\nI agree with these ideas. I posted a a ticker tape idea to do exactly what you are suggesting in Dec 2009 http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=3918 . My idea was closed due to 357 views and zero votes....hahahahahahaaa.....so....I must say, I support what you are thinking and it would make moderating easier, but right now, it is being done manually by the mod crew.  My thoughts are keep commenting and talking community....As this YOUR site :)","2010-07-16T17:00:26","2010-07-30T05:35:28","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8653,"Mobile applications",null,"control ur laptop using mobile via bluetooth","application to control presentation etc on laptop using mobile via bluetooth","2010-08-02T13:48:59","2010-08-02T13:48:59","rahul.bagecha",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,8909,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Symbian Upgrade App Feature","Symbian could build a standard (protocol / architecture / channel / layer / platform / framework) for all Symbian App to be auto upgrade their app when they have newer release or version published.\nSuch feature is very common these day, it commonly to have by popular browser. But typically it handle they own. Symbian should provide such feature where all Symbian App could comply to this standard, then Symbian handle it.","2010-08-20T16:45:54","2010-10-12T10:29:41","lawrence27",0,100,"Expert review",34,0]
[null,8910,{"$nulls":3},"@ Upgradable app protocol\n\nYou always see some app in Windows to have a notification app running at Windows Tray auto checking update and it auto download and install itself. If it handle by individual app will not efficient, but if Symbian handle it should be better.\n\n\n@ Protocol or Standard Framework to upgrade App\n\nIf this protocol built. All Symbian Apps or Third party apps could complies and make our life much more easier...\n\n\n@ User decide to be update or upgrade their app\n\nSo this idea is to have a common protocol for all the app to be so  called register and able to a application manager for user to check the  version yet to download and install by their interest.","2010-08-20T16:48:38","2010-09-14T18:25:26","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10701,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Multi orientation Phone","I think if it's possible to multi orientate the screen of the phone?\n\n\n\n\n-vertical\n\n\n\n\n-horizontal left\n\n\n\n\n-horizontal right\n\n\n\n\n-inverted\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nfull orientation of screen :s?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nsorry for my bad english . regards :D","2010-12-11T20:52:34","2010-12-11T20:52:34","MrJenkins",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,1742,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Create a new thin client runtime to ease mobile development","I've written an OS News editorial about this idea and blogged some of the key technical choices before.  To recap, we'd all be better off if we had a real thin client, particularly on mobile, rather than the bloated rich client web stack.  Some technical choices that would make a thin client runtime particularly valuable are:\n\n\n\n\n- Better GUI elements to allow more sophisticated UIs\n\n\n- A binary encoding to minimize and speed network traffic\n\n\n\n\n- Sessions to speed interactivity, as opposed to request-response\n\n\n\n\n- Ignore the standards bodies to avoid design by committee and having to drag laggards along\n\n\n- No language runtime, to avoid the security and performance issues of javascript, java, etc\n\n\nTo speed adoption, this could be combined with the web platform so that both could be used interchangably initially, similar to how Flash is used on top of the web stack.  If anybody has any feedback or would be interested in working on something like this, you can contact me through this site or my blog above.","2009-09-23T02:43:24","2010-06-15T13:58:26","sprewell",0,43.81,"Closed",7,9]
[null,1834,{"$nulls":3},"I've +1'd this, because I'm no fan of over-bloated software, but I don't think as it stands the proposal has any chance. I've also previously highlighted a number of reasons Why Mobile Web Sux.\n\n\n\n\nBut, let me highlight some concerns for your idea.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n&gt;- Better GUI elements to allow more sophisticated UIs\n\n\nThe problem here is that the one thing that drives the adoption of using Web technology for applications is portability. If one of those platforms offers nicer (and non-standard) UI elements, then either no one is going to end up using them (porting onto Symbian) or developers will sacrifice portability (porting from Symbian). This isn't in itself a showstopper though, but it is something that would have to be addressed.\n\n\n \n\n\n&gt;- A binary encoding to minimize and speed network traffic\n\n\nOne word. WAP. Data rates for mobile are no longer the sticking point the used to be, certainly I highly doubt the textual part of any web dowload you'd make would account for even 10% of the data transfered. It may seem like a nice idea, but it means you're breaking the compatibility with the existing data format, or worse, having to add some sort of gateway.\n\n\n \n\n\n&gt;- Sessions to speed interactivity, as opposed to request-response\n\n\nFor the large part this is the case already. You download all the assets for a widget in a single package, and any data connection it makes can be managed in such a way anyway, there are even options for HTTP to keep the connection open. I think this lag probably pales against the lack of the data connection itself, which for GPRS (used to be anyway) quite large.\n\n\n \n\n\n&gt;- Ignore the standards bodies to avoid design by committee and having to drag laggards along\n\n\nI like the attitude  Realistically though for such a strategy to work, what was on offer would have to be incredibly compelling, or have market dominance behind it.\n\n\n \n\n\n&gt;- No language runtime, to avoid the security and performance issues of javascript, java, etc\n\n\nWhat are you proposing as an alternative? \n\n\nI'm also not sure what it is you actually want to achieve. Is it to replace the existing Webkit based WRT with something sleeker? In which case, what do you surf the web with? Or is it Let's have an application development environment that's as easy to use as WRT, but without all the bloat, etc.\nEither way, it would be a significant investment of effort, which will likely be argued, is better spent elsewhere.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-10-08T11:29:23","2009-10-27T18:09:45","cowboycoder",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2506,{"$nulls":3},"First, runtimes are a great idea and a major competitive strength for Symbian. However, I cant see a market for another exotic and especially standard-ignoring runtime. Who would bother, really, in todays market, or any market for that matter. WRT has hit the nail on the head because it appeals to millions of web/ajax developers. I'm wondering who would this appeal to?\n\n\n\nFew things I wanted to add to the discussion - because I've done my bit of writing gateways. First, HTTP comes with a session model. All WRT AJAX (and non-AJAX) requests use HTTP 1.1 persistent connections as long as the servers support them (pretty much all servers do). This minimises connection latency and throughput overheads to the level that is hardly optimisable. \n\n\n\n\n\nSecond, most HTTP text/* (e.g AJAX, html pages) data transfer is done via gzip compression, a hitherto optimised, binary format. \n\n\n\n\n\nWhat seems to me you are left with to optimise are HTTP headers. Granted, this is a Kb or two per request, however don't expect to wow anybody by optimising this.\n\n\n\n\n\nI hate to sound dicsouraging, but have you actually considered how much effort it takes to develop a new runtime? Development resources are limited and there is so much to do that I don't believe you'll find many takers. \n\n\n\n\n\nInstead, I'd vote for adding HTML 5, canvas support, embeddable SVG to WRT. And pushing Qt to devices asap.","2009-11-11T23:30:09","2009-11-17T05:28:32","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1745,{"$nulls":3},"Vote against. Replace is a massively stupid mistake because it cuts the phone off from the existing Web.\n\n\n\n\nI'd be in favour of complementing by adding something like the thin client you describe - how do you drive adoption of the servers which support that client?","2009-09-23T10:56:53","2009-09-28T18:48:02","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,1780,{"$nulls":3},"Ajay, you would be best off changing the title to reflect the point you made at the end of the idea (having the solutions alongside each other), because sadly most people have very short attention spans (no offence intended to any individual, it's just human nature)","2009-10-01T15:45:04","2009-10-01T15:45:03","brendand",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1781,{"$nulls":3},"&gt; Do you really think it makes much of a difference if I used that single word in the heading, when my actual proposal is more incremental?\n\n\n\n\nI figured that was probably what you meant, but was attempting to clarify (and to establish that William and you really are in favour of the same thing). That's all.\n\n\n\n\nAs for whether a single mis-chosen word \"matters\" ... my own belief is that is shouldn't matter, but unfortunately, in many ways, it actually depends on whether the mis-wording leads to the proposal being misunderstood by others. I've seen far too many good ideas be rejected (not just in online forums, but also in management meetings etc.) due to that sort of simple misunderstanding or due to a failure to see how to get around a simple deficiency in an otherwise-sound proposal. In this particular case, I was trying to do what I could to get this idea \"un-misundersood\". :-)\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-10-01T15:55:39","2009-10-01T17:58:59","LawrenceSimpson",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2254,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Description","I want my touch-screen to allocate a small space (That I can permanently show/hide in my settings) to show text that describes links/buttons I touch so that I know what will happen or what the button does.","2009-11-02T16:53:23","2010-07-11T05:05:04","SEE-09",0,32.69,"Closed",1,3]
[null,3534,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Show Supports and Scraps Voting Graph on each Idea Page","Showing a voting graph on each idea page indicate each of the support and scrap voted with date time, It is for analysis purposes. It should also show those vote changed from support to scrap and from scrap to support","2009-12-15T14:42:10","2010-06-28T17:28:07","lawrence27",0,37.26,"Closed",2,3]
[null,6333,{"$nulls":3},"Very simple examples:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIdea Posted At: 12/15/2009 02:42 PM GMT\n\n\n\n\n          Activities          Voted Date          Voted Time          Views          Qualified Page Views\n\n\n\n\n          Support           12/15/2009        03:28 PM GMT           3                              0                   &lt;&lt; Hot Idea, Show agreement, etc\n\n\n\n\n            Scrap             12/15/2009        05:03 PM GMT           5                              0                   &lt;&lt; Hot Idea, Show disagree, etc\n\n\n\n\n         Comment          12/16/2009       12:13 PM GMT           26                             2                   &lt;&lt; Hot Idea, Feedback slow, etc\n\n\n\n\n         Comment          12/16/2009       02:47 AM GMT           75                             5                   &lt;&lt; Hot  Idea, Feedback with issue, etc\n\n\n\n\n         Comment          12/16/2009       06:28 PM GMT           77                             5                   &lt;&lt; Hot  Idea, Hot Comment, etc\n\n\n\n\n         Comment          12/16/2009       07:39 AM GMT          145                            8                   &lt;&lt; Hot  Idea, May have conflict, etc\n\n\n\n\n          Support           12/16/2009       03:52 PM GMT          161                           12                   &lt;&lt; Hot  Idea, Show agreement, etc\n\n\n\n\n          Support           12/16/2009       09:43 PM GMT           184                           16                   &lt;&lt; Hot  Idea, Show refined good, etc\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-06T20:58:23","2010-03-06T20:58:23","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3537,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Lawrence, thanks for your idea, why would you want to analyse the voting? or are you just curious? :)","2009-12-15T14:56:37","2009-12-18T02:00:07","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4046,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","slide-and-hold the Hardware-Unlock-Key to show Emergency Shortcuts + Voice command + Global Search","Normally, when you slide the Hardware-Unlock-Key to unlock the device, you will be greeted with the last application you left before. It's actually good so it should be maintained as is.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nMy suggestion is to slide and HOLD the key to quickly show a list of emergency shortcuts!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nDuring emergency we don't have time to Unlock the device first; then launch the menu launcher; then navigate though menus. Worse is, it's hard to perform the steps correctly during panic!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nMy personal list of apps that badly need immediate access are Torch; Direct dial to police, fire-station, hospital or any specific number; Voice recorder; Calculator; New note; Shopping list; Dictionary, etc.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nNote: It should still function the same way even if the device is not locked.\n\n\n\n\nEDIT: Slide-and-hold should be instantly ready for Voice Commands and has space for Global Search.","2009-12-31T07:55:58","2010-06-07T09:29:46","BoyBawang",0,0,"Closed",0,0]
[null,4092,{"$nulls":3},"A simplier workaround to this idea is put all the mentioned shortcuts to the HomeScreen (assuming the homecreen allows it).\n\n\n\n\nSo slide the unlock key will do the normal unlock as usual.\n\n\n\n\nThe only thing to modify is slide and hold the unlock key so that it will unlock to homescreen.  And it should still function that way even if the device is already unlocked.\n\n\n\n\nIn effect, every time you do it the useful shortcuts are immediately available in one step.","2010-01-04T07:16:46","2010-01-04T07:31:25","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4814,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Tap/press signal bar to see more info (desc, city, operator, flight mode, etc)","hello, im using S60v5\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\ni noticed that when i tap the signal bar. the phone do nothing. it will be good if when i tap signal bar it wil show a pop-up showing these info:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- Button for flight mode on /off\n\n\n\n\n- Show operator name\n\n\n\n\n- show my location/city (is it called area info? i cant remember)\n\n\n\n\n- show connectivity options including button for go to data counter, log, etc\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nthanks and sorry my bad english","2010-01-24T12:50:14","2010-10-11T05:21:55","orangpelupa",0,98.84,"Expert review",37,1]
[null,5023,{"$nulls":3},"tap it twice and you get some information about connections and even a link to bluetooth, wireless or whatever is on.\n\n\n\n\nbut still support your idea. on the p1i symbian platform, each symbol had a tap functionality, don't know why that was discontinued?","2010-01-28T20:24:51","2010-01-28T20:24:51","cee_ess",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5028,{"$nulls":3},"Very nice idea. Indeed, the antenna bar at the new touch UI phones could become effectively a button opening the whole \"network\" status.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI also suggest two different modes: a default simple one, just showing the various active connections and respective signal strengths and an advanced \"geeky\" one showing extra information such as triangulation data, names of current connected GSM cells, bridging options, etc.","2010-01-28T21:56:17","2010-10-05T08:14:31","kensai",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,9650,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing it back for community support! ","2010-09-26T20:39:28","2010-09-26T20:39:28","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6619,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Bayu,\n\n\n\n\nYou forgot to mention that it should also display notifications. *#cough android cough!@#\n\n\n\n\nShould also display download progress bars. *#cough android cough!@#\n\n\n\n\nShould also display copied objects that are ready to be pasted. Now this is original \n\n\n\n\nShould also display internet data meter\n\n\n\n\nShould also display recently-launched-apps.\n\n\n\n\nMost importantly, a downward gesture from slightly above the screen should show this even if the current app is in full-screen that doesn't show status bar. That means you can launch it anytime!\n\n\n\n\ncheers!","2010-03-17T16:38:01","2010-03-17T16:38:01","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5107,{"$nulls":3},"I'm hoping that Symbian does implement something along these lines.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nHere's what I'd like to see for a single tap on the status indicators, bringing up a drop down of the following EVERY TIME:\n\n\n\n\n- WiFi\n\n\n\n\n- Bluetooth\n\n\n\n\n- Connectivity menu\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nHowever, with the proposals of Symbian^4, I'd also like to see the usual notifications for new SMS/MMS messages, voice mails, etc.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSo I support that you'd like to add more things to that particular menu, but I don't agree with 3 out of the 4 things for that menu.","2010-02-02T03:02:03","2010-02-02T03:04:47","CHOAB",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5108,{"$nulls":3},"I'm with Mike. I also see no reason to have the Offline mode aka flight mode selection there, when you already have it in the power button menu. Symbian^1 is missing that easy access to WiFi that S60 3rd has. It's 3 taps away as it stands right now just to get to the WiFi menu. At least having it in that new menu would take it down to 2 taps, which is better.","2010-02-02T03:09:52","2010-02-02T03:09:52","NseriesFreak7",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5326,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Option to remove clock/date/profile widget on the N97","The N97 homescreen uses widgets.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWhen you swipe the screen the widgets will disappear except the clock/date/profile widget.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThe fact is that i don't like the widget is that I never change profile and the time and date can be placed at the very top like all other nokia's have. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI also like my background to be full screen and i don't want a widget to cover a big part of the image.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI made a animated gif image to show you what i mean.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nFirst you'll see that the clock/date/profile widget doesn't disappear, and then you'll see what i would love to see happen when i swipe the screen. It should be full screen with the time and date at the top. profile can be changed with the on/off button.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-08T15:03:31","2010-02-12T10:31:43","exmonl",0,100,"Voting and discussion",6,0]
[null,5509,{"$nulls":3},"I asked this at Nokia and a guy told me there where some more people like me and that he discussed it with his people before.\n\n\n\n\nHe told me that there is a chance that this option will be available  on the next firmware.\n\n\n\n\nSo pretty good news. Really hope there where enough complaints so there is a higher chance of approval.","2010-02-13T18:56:43","2010-02-13T18:56:43","exmonl",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5360,{"$nulls":3},"Similar idea http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=5168 to have possibility remove the clock from desktop.","2010-02-09T14:29:02","2010-02-09T14:29:02","syliokas",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5366,{"$nulls":3},"Hello                                                                                                                   \n\n\n\n\nThis IDEA seems 5168 (mentioned above).  Could you please either refine your IDEA to make it different, or we would like to place it under 5168?  Thanks.","2010-02-09T15:30:20","2010-02-09T15:30:19","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5369,{"$nulls":3},"@ GU Smith IDEA 5168 indeed looks similar but is not the same. My idea is N97 specific and not only the clock.\n\n\n\n\nI made an update with a animated .gif to illustrate my idea better.","2010-02-09T18:13:26","2010-02-09T18:13:26","exmonl",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6350,"Mobile functionality",null,"Notes","There is not possible to put so much information in a note, the memory capacity would need to be increased. \n\n\nStefan","2010-03-08T10:33:56","2010-03-18T11:19:35","stefanlind",0,0,"Closed",0,0]
[null,6541,{"$nulls":3},"Dear Stefan Lind - Notes mean - \"A brief written record\" , So the app on Symbian OS fulfills its requirement. Please refine you Idea, what actually you want to implement, other wise we have to close it.\n\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-15T04:39:49","2010-05-13T19:46:18","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6357,{"$nulls":3},"What is your idea? to have a better notes application?","2010-03-08T12:12:06","2010-03-13T15:06:22","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9166,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","PHOTOCARD - creating cards from photos"," \n\n\n\n\n- built in application with possibility to create postcards,\n\n\n\n\nA lot of postcard styles and editorial features with cliparts etc.\n\n\n\n\nChoose from a variety of styles, and add as many as 9 images to a single picture message! Choose from  postcard templates, and then easily add text captions! Select from different border effects and send postcards via MMS, IR, Bluetooth or Email. You can also save postcards in a variety of sizes for future emails.","2010-08-28T22:38:24","2010-08-28T22:38:23","superfly86",0,100,"Voting and discussion",7,0]
[null,10080,{"$nulls":3},"quite interesting","2010-10-10T21:35:15","2010-10-10T21:35:15","nitrous17",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9422,"Mobile applications",null,"Transit","I live in Portland, Oregon. We have one of the best transit systems in the US. I have a Samsung Vibrant  Android device and I use this application almost every day for commuting, or just getting around town.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nhttp://www.killer-robots.com/Projects/Portland-Transit\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI imagine there are many Symbian users out there who commute daily in cities all over the world. The transit systems, such as TRI-MET, have open access to their schedules via a web service. I was going to write one for Android but about 10 people beat me to it. \n\n\n\n\nThere are similar apps for iOS, Palm, RIM. I found nothing for Symbian or Windows Mobile","2010-09-11T14:56:19","2010-09-11T14:56:19","prmeade",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,10190,"Symbian Foundation","Increase device usage","SymbianPad","Hi,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nwon't be cool to try co compete with other tablets and pads with Symbian? Is anyone in SF working on this topic  (promoting Symbian among manufacturers, caring about APIs necessary for the pad support, etc.) or Symbian resigned to be a key player in this area?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nBR\n\n\n\n\nSTeN","2010-10-13T05:17:47","2010-10-13T05:17:47","stenlik",0,100,"Voting and discussion",6,0]
[null,975,"Mobile functionality","User interface","A &quot;simple mode&quot; should exist to offer Symbian phone users a more basic UI that hides complexity, with an &quot;Advanced&quot; mode to access non-essential features.","Symbian based phones are very flexible and powerful, but as more flexible a system is, the less simpler it is.\n\n\n\n\nA \"Simple mode\" should exist that hides all complexity and gives the user only the most common options. Advanced users could access the \"Advanced mode\" that would provide them access to all features.","2009-06-10T20:10:07","2010-03-25T13:31:14","adetaylor",0,34.85,"Closed",8,16]
[null,1027,{"$nulls":3},"My problem with this at the moment is that it&apos;s not an idea, it&apos;s a question.\n\n\n\n\nActually, I think with some clarification it could be an extremely good idea.  As Symbian devices try to extend to the mid-range, one-size fits all may not be the answer.  There&apos;s already going to be UI customization from every vendor.  With the declarative UI paradigm on its way in Symbian^5 (?) this kind of thing might just be a different XML file selected at runtime, it&apos;s not about the underlying functionality, just what is presented to the user and how.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-06-11T21:02:08","2009-06-12T00:45:53","markw",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1030,{"$nulls":3},"Mark, I appreciate your comment to awoywood&apos;s suggestion. The suggestion is a simple mode for a complex phone. I&apos;ve heard that idea before, and worked hard to produce one for the Vodafone Simply. I had a team working with me, and we spent about three weeks exploring the concept. We came up with several options, which included:\n\n\n\n\n1. Increase the font size (and reorganise the entire UI to support the increased font size).\n\n\n\n\n2. Strip out everything in the UI that wasn&apos;t necessary.\n\n\n\n\n3. Put all the &apos;unnecessary&apos; things into an &apos;Advanced&apos; mode.\n\n\n\n\nThe result was what we feared: almost everything in Simply was necessary, so we were moving necessary functionality to the Advanced mode, making the phone much harder for everyday people to use. We recommended that Vodafone do more usability testing on the existing Simply with their target audience to find the snags and then design them out of the phone--and keep a single mode of operation--and offer larger screen phones to people with poor vision.\n\n\n\n\nI found the following on Wikipedia about Larry Tesler, who while at Apple worked on the Lisa, the Macintosh&apos;s inspiration: Tesler has a strong preference for modeless software, in which a user action has a consistent effect, rather than changing its meaning dependent on previous actions, as in the vi text editor. As an example of this preference, as of 2007 Tesler&apos;s Subaru automobile has a personalized California license plate with the license number \"NO MODES\". He has used this license number since about 1980.\n\n\n\n\nThat said, I agree that today&apos;s Symbian phones (which include S60) are indeed too complicated for everyday people. Let&apos;s work together to change that.","2009-06-11T23:09:11","2009-06-12T00:44:35","scottw",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1039,{"$nulls":3},"I think it would take alot of effort to maintain two UI&apos;s and the configuration would be complex. Spend the effort improving the UI you&apos;ve got - there&apos;s lots of scope for this. The UI should be simple to use by default. Alot of the complexity in S60 should be removed as I&apos;m not convinced it can&apos;t be simplified or removed all together.","2009-06-12T09:07:03","2009-06-12T09:07:03","peterh",{"$nulls":3},4,0]
[null,1571,{"$nulls":3},"I wish I would have seen this thread before my UI thread made this weekend. I like the idea in part, but only if as a general practice that the UI is developed in simplictity first off, and then themes/experiences are designed on top of that which expose that advanced functionality.\n\n\n\n\nTo that end, it would require that the point of a simple UI would need to be realized before one is started. For that though, its somewhat of a difficult question. It woud have to start with: \"what is the Symbian brand in relation to what users should experience?\"","2009-08-17T19:32:45","2009-08-18T03:02:51","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1620,{"$nulls":3},"That would be a an admission of total failure - you are starting from the premise that the UI must be too complicated for ordinary people to understand, and then trying to recover.\n\n\n\n\nWho does UI supremely well? Apple.\n\n\n\n\nDoes Apple ever have a \"make the UI more difficult to use\" mode? Never.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nGame over - I vote against.","2009-08-25T15:58:31","2009-08-25T15:58:31","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},3,0]
[null,1723,{"$nulls":3},"At first this seems like an excellent idea, but as others have pointed out, maintenace of two UI's becomes a support and testing nightmare.\n\n\n\n\nI DO believe that the Symbian/S60 UI does need to be simplified &amp; standardised.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nOne thing to look at would be VLC.\n\n\n\nBasic usage is simple (familiar video/music player controls)\nNormal configuration is done in one place for most common options\nconfiguration dialog has an extra \"advanced\" mode that allows you access to just about *everything* that can be tweaked","2009-09-20T13:01:33","2009-09-20T13:01:33","ymb",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,979,{"$nulls":3},"Sounds like an interesting idea, but will all the extra implementation and testing work be in vain, if nobody actually uses it? Of course, if it&apos;s the default UI, you&apos;ll alienate the \"power-users\", and I wonder how many people will be willing to spend an additional few moments when setting up a Symbian Platform-based device (above stuff like setting the date and time), just to decide on the UI variant?","2009-06-10T21:48:26","2009-06-10T21:48:26","vmlemon",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,984,{"$nulls":3},"Just a question to clarify: do you mean a simpler alternative UI (User Interface)? or a simpler alternative API (Programming Interface)?\n(For now, I&apos;ll guess that you mean UI - so I&apos;ll move this idea to that category - but please correct me if I have misunderstood.)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAnd can you suggest some specific simplifications? Is it all applications or only some? Can you give some examples of what you think this simpler interface should look like?","2009-06-11T08:27:06","2009-06-11T08:27:06","LawrenceSimpson",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1018,{"$nulls":3},"I&apos;m talking about the UI. The most obvious example is Nokia S60 vs S40. S60 is far too complex to be handled by the usual mom (mine for instance).\n\n\n\n\nIn many user interfaces with too much flexibility and options, the system presents a simpler UI and then as the user gains confidence, starts accesing all those \"advance options\".\n\n\n\n\nIts a matter of market strategy also, Symbian based phones usually have too many options, too many buttons.  Thats something we should borrow from iphone. Most common use cases first, advance uses hidden in an advanced option or mode.","2009-06-11T16:14:58","2009-06-11T16:14:58","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2046,{"$nulls":3},"This is v good  - there has to be phone which wins hearts and minds of the visually impaired.","2009-10-28T19:28:01","2009-10-28T19:28:01","cluetrainee",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1023,{"$nulls":3},"People really shouldn&apos;t be spending the few hundred pounds that a smartphone costs if they only want simple features. Just buy an S40 device then!","2009-06-11T17:38:27","2009-06-11T18:00:53","brendand",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2255,"Mobile functionality",null,"Sharing Homescreen","I wish to share my homescreen/wallpaper with friends/relatives over GSM network.  More than just text, for it to include graphics/pictures/photos. ","2009-11-02T16:59:18","2010-07-14T11:51:45","SEE-09",0,53,"Closed",1,1]
[null,3279,"Mobile functionality",null,"Fully Voice Control Mobile Phone","We prepared for the future changed, A different design of mobile phone could be looks like a ball, key chain, pen, box and etc which is fully control by voice. This mobile phone maybe no display and even no button or could be only few buttons. It could be design for blind person, baby (detect baby's crying), disability, people on job who working with two hands, riding cycle and etc.","2009-12-07T15:43:09","2010-10-11T04:33:19","lawrence27",0,100,"Closed",35,0]
[null,7199,{"$nulls":3},"Once we achieve this milestone, our mobile phone can be any shape. This is the main objective of SYMBIAN \"Shape the future\". Anyone want to add on some ideas to this?","2010-04-25T03:44:55","2010-05-28T12:08:16","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6432,{"$nulls":3},"Fully Voice Control Cell Phone do have benefit for who ever need to focus to do their work or even on the move like driving.","2010-03-12T16:39:09","2010-04-25T03:42:32","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7204,{"$nulls":3},"Many Tech Personnel having constraint of existing architecture or  concept where I still believe the objective of this http://ideas.symbian.org should not stay inside the existing box.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-04-25T04:17:56","2010-04-25T04:17:55","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7738,{"$nulls":3},"I think there is a different between a mobile phone that is just voice controled but still has the current equipment and look, and a mobile phone that has just a microphone and speakers as user interface. I support the voice control as alternative method of control, when hands are busy. Building a pure voice controled phone could be an interesting research project.","2010-05-28T14:32:59","2010-05-30T17:28:08","QBee",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7740,{"$nulls":3},"This IDEA is the same as http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=2599 and should be added as a refinement to it.","2010-05-28T15:11:11","2010-05-28T15:11:11","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9944,{"$nulls":3},"http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=9905\n\n\n\n\nit should be merged","2010-10-08T12:18:03","2010-10-08T12:18:03","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3535,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Show Idea Listing for all Ideas Posted on User Profile Page","On each user profile page should show list of all the ideas they posted with the status for supports and scraps count, so that we are more understanding on that particular user.\n\n\n\n\nAt the mean time will create a new way of browsing the ideas and allow more exposure for ideas.","2009-12-15T14:49:53","2009-12-15T14:49:53","lawrence27",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,3]
[null,3640,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Lawrence,\n\n\n\n\n When you enter your profile you should see a list of all your ideas. See the attached screenshot. Please let me know if this is not the case. It's hard to test how this would work when a user has a large number of ideas.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nAt present, when looking at other users' profiles, you can see five of their ideas.\n\n\n\n\n - Freddie","2009-12-17T11:28:07","2009-12-17T15:04:27","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3552,{"$nulls":3},"In fact right now already have a list of idea shown on user profile page that posted by particular user. The only limitation is, it mixed with a lot of comment and threads posted where I think should be split out as one complete list of all the ideas posted so other user can see it more clearly. Some of the user could just want to participate voting but not discussion can benefit from this approach.","2009-12-15T16:43:51","2009-12-18T00:42:24","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4559,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","Symbian Bug Finder League Table","The point of this idea is to incentivise bug-finding in the Symbian community by creating an element of sporting competition around it and bestowing kudos on ace bug-finders.\n\nI suggest that the bug-tracker home page should be ehanced with a catchy sidebar to exhibit the ranked email addresses of (say) the top 10 bug-finders in four tables, e.g.\n \n* Total bugs filed.\n* Bugs filed in the last 6 months.\n* Total bug severity score.\n* Bug severity score in the last 6 months.\n\nThe rankings to cover only bugs that really are bugs (severity = minor/normal/major/critical), not enhancements or features filed through the bug-tracker. A bug severity score would be calculated by adding up the bugs weighted by their severities, e.g. minor = 1, normal = 2, major = 4, critical = 8.\n \nThese rankings can be generated by scripting that queries the bugzilla database. They would be updated automatically, say at midnight daily. Perhaps every month, some kind of \"Bug Finders of the Month\" fanfare could be made. Maybe Symbian could offer some annual prizes.\n \nSnag: Could be a corrupting influence. What if people start gaming the bug-tracker by filing specious bugs and/or boosting the severity of the bugs they file?\n\nAnswer: (a) It's really no more likely than people gaming the ideas.symbian website to climb the rankings there. (b) The rankings can be calculated only on bugs that have a status other than NEW. That means the defect co-ordinator for the package against which the bug is raised has taken it seriously enough to assign it to someone, and at the same time will have adjust the severity to what is reasonable, if it needs adjusting.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-18T08:41:24","2010-01-18T08:41:23","mikek",0,100,"Voting and discussion",7,0]
[null,4560,{"$nulls":3},"Why incentivise bug finding when what we really need is some interest in the bugs already raised?","2010-01-18T09:45:56","2010-01-18T19:29:46","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4575,{"$nulls":3},"No reason we can't do both.","2010-01-18T12:26:52","2010-01-18T12:26:52","dadurant",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4593,{"$nulls":3},"This is part of a separate, larger initiative to track and reward contributions where bug reports, fixes, wiki entries etc. gain kudos for those people that contribute. It's useful to gather ideas about how you envisage it developing though.","2010-01-18T15:38:41","2010-01-18T15:39:16","jamesm",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4815,"Mobile functionality",null,"Up Swipe Shortcut","In the home screen of symbian 3 &amp; 4 since you have 3 home screens you cant swipe left or right to open close anything it could be a good idea to swipe UP in the home screen to open the menu or multitasking, or if you have an open application on the screen you could close it by swipin up. Also if you swipe down it could open something like: contacts, music player, or gallery.","2010-01-24T14:48:48","2010-01-24T14:48:48","ESA1996",0,100,"Voting and discussion",7,0]
[null,4875,{"$nulls":3},"So basically you want something very similar to what Palm has done with Web OS?","2010-01-26T04:06:59","2010-02-03T15:02:50","NseriesFreak7",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4939,{"$nulls":3},"Sounds similar enough to Palm's webOS, but again, those are customize gestures and need to be (a) defined and (b) extensible by the device user. I'll patch this idea to my idea here, and vice-versa as they both compliment - though this one here is more specific of an application.","2010-01-26T20:56:19","2010-01-26T20:56:19","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6351,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Notes","It should work to sort notes in for example letter order. Stefan","2010-03-08T10:34:47","2010-03-22T02:51:24","stefanlind",0,0,"Closed",0,0]
[null,6471,{"$nulls":3},"Notes in the mobile device: I would like to sort them in alphabetic order. Stefan","2010-03-13T15:04:33","2010-03-13T15:04:33","stefanlind",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6475,{"$nulls":3},"This is small idea which should be considered to improve the PIM functionality of Symbian.","2010-03-13T21:35:25","2010-03-13T21:35:25","Ammar_Dento",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6563,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Stefan,\n\n\n\n\nPlease go to =&gt;Notes, =&gt; options, =&gt; organize, =&gt; sort, =&gt; name.......\n\n\n\n\nThis will sort your notes alphabetically.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIf this has sufficiently resolved your needs, please let us know, as we would like to close this IDEA.  If this does not resolve your IDEA, please clarify and provide more detail, so the community can better understand and comment/vote on your IDEA.","2010-03-15T14:17:15","2010-03-18T13:46:29","ginau",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,6355,{"$nulls":3},"Stefan can you please give your Idea some more details....!","2010-03-08T11:30:44","2010-03-08T11:30:44","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7887,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Automatic addition of a birthday entry of a contact to calendar","I've been waiting for a long time for this feature to be available. But it seems that no one has thought of it yet. I think this would be a very useful feature for contacts and calendar management. Hope Nokia would include this even in a firmware update.","2010-06-04T13:19:29","2010-10-17T21:24:09","engineerangelo",0,94.38,"Expert review",32,1]
[null,8137,{"$nulls":3},"Great idea! I'd like to have this.","2010-06-29T12:36:55","2010-06-29T12:36:55","kaurila",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8139,{"$nulls":3},"This would be fabulous under =&gt; Contacts =&gt; Birthday =&gt; add to calender (yes/no). You have my vote and this would be a great option.","2010-06-29T20:45:38","2010-06-29T20:45:38","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8148,{"$nulls":3},"Great Entry - You got my Vote!","2010-06-30T17:21:33","2010-06-30T17:21:33","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9167,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","New gallery views, Timeline View and editor features","New Gallery features:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- gallery - photo preview with thumbnails:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- some different views of gallery: list, list with details, thumbnails (bigger, smaller), circle (like in S60v3 FP1 and square like in FP2 - e.g. Nokia C5)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- Add Timeline View - which groups photos by date. Small boxes at the bottom of the screen mark the days, with the month and date written bellow them. When you select a day, a label above the boxes shows the number of photos for that date. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- Add a lot of new transition effects in slideshows with customization (like in S40 platform)\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nPhoto Editor:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- Save zoomed view\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n- Save edited photo as a separatefile\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-08-28T22:42:07","2010-10-14T23:31:23","superfly86",0,100,"Closed",30,0]
[null,10246,{"$nulls":3},"i support it!","2010-10-14T17:37:02","2010-10-14T17:37:01","nitrous21",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9169,{"$nulls":3},"Good idea, could also add sort by colour, face/person/name detection, tags, most commented, most viewed, quick map/geolocation. But also a map distorted or filled completely with geo located photos. perhaps graphs of timeline showing when most picutres were taken, most popular time of day, number of pictures taken with flash, in low light, in macro mode. etc etc.","2010-08-29T01:05:54","2010-08-29T01:05:54","Wasp",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9431,{"$nulls":3},"it is about new options and visual views","2010-09-11T22:43:56","2010-09-11T22:43:56","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9177,{"$nulls":3},"you are joking didn't you ? are you sarcastic ?","2010-08-29T08:13:23","2010-08-29T09:37:24","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9968,{"$nulls":3},"gallery is poor in Symbian now, it should be improved","2010-10-08T12:47:43","2010-10-08T12:47:43","nitrous15",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9423,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Multiple marking (pencil, hash function)","Thing that I cannot find in Symbian v5 is \"pencil function\", there is no possibility to mark multiple files/messages/pictures.\n\n\n\n\nIn keypad phones we may push pencil/hash and hold it and when we hold this button we can easily mark messages/pictures/files in order to delete them or move them.\n\n\n\n\nThat should be implemented in touch interface Options - select -&gt; many files  and there are checkboxes to mark or there should be programmable one button e.g. volume to select files in file manager/notes/sms/gallery etc.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-09-11T22:30:10","2010-10-14T23:21:37","superfly86",0,100,"Expert review",32,0]
[null,10245,{"$nulls":3},"cool idea","2010-10-14T17:36:46","2010-10-14T17:36:46","nitrous21",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9782,{"$nulls":3},"I found application the pencil but it doesn'w work on my X6 so this function should be implemented how we have to select many messages (but not all), pictures, notes etc. to move/delete","2010-10-02T16:44:40","2010-10-02T16:44:40","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9977,{"$nulls":3},"That will make our live with symbian easier","2010-10-08T12:59:27","2010-10-08T12:59:27","nitrous15",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2256,"Mobile applications",null,"SMS Filter","I would like an application that filters text messages in the same way as emails i.e. Junk/Spam, family, friends etc","2009-11-02T17:00:49","2010-10-11T05:25:30","SEE-09",0,100,"Expert review",34,0]
[null,8002,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing back for community support!","2010-06-15T11:12:35","2010-06-15T11:12:35","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9324,{"$nulls":3},"Some Ideas:\n\n\n\n\nFilters can target specific phone numbers or number ranges (block by country, company, operator, etc), contacts or contact groups, or analyze the text content.\n\n\n\n\nSpam SMS is automatically placed into Spam folder so your inbox remains free from spam. It's kept there for several days (customizable) and erased automatically after. If for some reason a legitimate SMS was flagged as spam, you can easily access it there.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nmain features:\n\n\n\n SMS firewall\n Highly customizable rules\n Silent delete. You won't be disturbed by junk message alarm or light\n Spam folder that keeps all messages marked as spam\n Auto cleanup. You can define for how many days a spam marked message    should be kept in the Spam folder\n Service based - works in background and absolutely transparent to the user","2010-09-04T23:40:58","2010-09-04T23:40:58","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5622,{"$nulls":3},"I'm making it now.","2010-02-17T13:04:30","2010-02-17T13:08:31","MobiSecLap",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4816,"Mobile applications",null,"Faster Music Player","When you open music player with a s60 5ed phone you have to click many things before you get to your music. it would be better if it would go like: you click on music player and it goes straight to your \"all songs\" folder or whatever its called, and the by swipin left or right you could get to the place where you choose do you want to go to \"artists, albums, music style, songwriters, or all music\" (all music would be useless if it was like this) and by swipin the opposite way from the direction you swiped to get to this screen, you'd get from this screen back to \"all songs\" folder.","2010-01-24T14:59:34","2010-01-24T14:59:34","ESA1996",0,100,"Voting and discussion",13,0]
[null,5584,"Mobile applications",null,"file transfer over wifi ","symbian should have the ability to send files over wi-fi irrespective of the destination's platform and capable of sending any file (currently sending a sis file is not supported over bluetooth)","2010-02-16T08:59:02","2010-02-16T09:01:14","get2abhi",0,100,"Voting and discussion",20,0]
[null,7306,{"$nulls":3},"Just wait for bluetooth 3.0 because it automatically uses Wifi when available.  The good news is that manufacturers seems to go direct with bluetooth 4.0!","2010-05-01T08:16:50","2010-05-01T08:16:49","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10134,{"$nulls":3},"vote","2010-10-11T21:12:59","2010-10-11T21:12:59","nitrous18",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6352,"Mobile functionality",null,"Standard number in Contact","Why is this very important error rejected???? It doesn't worlk properly. Can you please in the future tell the reason to rejection?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\"I don't manage to choose standard number, there is no OK to end with after choosing the standard number. And sometimes it works, sometimes not. Stefan\"","2010-03-08T10:39:34","2010-05-14T16:35:35","stefanlind",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,7555,{"$nulls":3},"Stefan can you explain what you mean?","2010-05-14T16:38:04","2010-05-14T20:13:51","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7562,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Stefan,\n\n\n\n\nI am not sure what you mean about a rejection without any explanation.  That is not our practice and if it did happen, it must have been a mistake.\n\n\n\n\nWe try to help all who are part of this site as much as partial as this is an IDEAs community.\n\n\n\n\nSome of your IDEAs are very helpful.  Others seem to be more of an issue which could be easily fixed by the\n\n\n\n\nhttp://developer.symbian.org/forum/\n\n\n\n\nWe are trying to facilitate success for you, any potential issues and fixes for the platform and we are sensitive also that sometimes, it may be more efficient for you to ask your questions on the developers forum and get a quick fix.\n\n\n\n\nBased on some of your posts, your Sony Ericcson may have some issues which are unique and unusual and it might be good to inform the Sf Developers Forum about them all.  They might switch your mobile out for a different one, suggest a fix, or maybe these truly are IDEAs which need to be addressed with new SE models.\n\n\n\n\nWe are just trying to serve you best. Best regards","2010-05-14T21:14:54","2010-05-14T21:14:54","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7564,{"$nulls":3},"Thank you! I agree that Sony Ericsson has more bugs and faults comparing to Nokia but since I have used both and the problems are the same I think they must be in Symbian.\n\n\n\n\nIt't not easy for me to know where I shall post my ideas. I don't understand what's the difference between the Idea and developer page.\n\n\n\n\nI hope to buy Nokia N8 and perhaps it will be better to post my oponions on Nokia, what page would you recommend?\n\n\n\n\nStefan","2010-05-14T21:28:25","2010-05-14T21:28:24","stefanlind",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7581,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Stefan,\n\n\n\n\nThank you for your post. I think that Sony Ericcson makes fine Symbian mobiles. I am actually very enamored with the S-E Vivaz Pro (not released yet in USA, but very nice ;).........\n\n\n\n\nHowever, to answer your question; I have seen your posts while I have been moderating.  I enjoy that you participate and it is clear that you want to help improve the platform and make improvements with applications. Comments which are thoughts which help or improve future versions of Symbian Platform mobiles, application suggestions, and innovations should be posted on this site.  We need honest feedback to better all Symbian mobiles....So, thank you....\n\n\n\n\nSometimes though, I have noticed that your specific mobile seems to have some issues that may not be typical and that is why I was trying to give you a suggestion for help which is better for your needs.\n\n\n\n\nSome problems with a mobile (any OS or brand), are unique to that mobile only, and some of your posts look like they fall into that category.  I suggest that if you are having a problem with your mobile, that you contact http://developer.symbian.org/forum/ as a great start.  They will be able to help you fix a potential bugs or problems, let you know if your mobile is faulty, or say, that you have something that should go on the IDEAs site.  That is my suggestion.\n\n\n\n\nI hope that you find this helpful.  Be well. GU-S\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-05-16T03:36:38","2010-05-16T03:36:38","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6608,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Calendar Icon Which Updates Daily","Can the Calendar icon on the Homescreen/Menu be updated daily, so instead of seeing a generic \"30th\" or whatever, you see the actual date at a glance, without opening the Calendar application?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-17T06:08:33","2010-10-10T07:08:08","Lek",0,100,"Expert review",33,0]
[null,9739,{"$nulls":3},"i want it too","2010-09-29T17:32:53","2010-09-29T17:32:53","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6609,{"$nulls":3},"Or a generalized calender without showing any concret date.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-17T09:33:22","2010-03-17T09:33:22","Jasper.deLang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6650,{"$nulls":3},"I like the idea of changing the date on the calendar to reflect the current date but what if your not on the home screen. How would you get the date at a glance like your asking for. Because to suggest that I have to navigate to the home screen in order to get the date \"at a glance\" would do exactly the opposite. Unless they did that to the shortcut at the home screen and when inside anything that isn't the home screen it displays in the bar above the screen or something to that effect..","2010-03-18T13:26:41","2010-03-18T20:33:31","nickelz",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,7888,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Add an AM Radio","Very useful especially for listening to news while on the go. What do you think?","2010-06-04T13:27:19","2010-06-07T15:59:49","engineerangelo",0,0,"Closed",0,0]
[null,8400,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Posting Group Ideas","Sometimes idea just come in like spark when we interact with someone having the same interest where both are inspire with a revolutionary idea, after discuss and both are agree to post the idea here. This is where the feature are useful for non individual idea.\n\n\n\n\nTypically we has a idea, we give a thought in-depth, we analyze the validity, we post the idea and specify the 'Category', 'Title' and 'Description' then wait for approval.\n\n\n\n\nPosting group idea just like the steps above with few more additional steps, post the idea and specify the 'Category', 'Title', 'Description' and 'Founders' then submit it and get all founders to agree, edit, save and approve it. Then all founders wait for approval.\n\n\n\n\nThis particular idea will equally own by all founders, they can do anything they want to do but changes will be going another round of agreement process, which is submit the changes and get all founders to review, edit, save, approve it. Once all founder approve the changes then the changes will automatically changed.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-07-15T23:51:40","2010-07-15T23:51:40","lawrence27",0,88.41,"Voting and discussion",11,1]
[null,8449,{"$nulls":3},"Additional Pointers\n\n@ Ideas could be an thought by individually and also by group. All the while we promote individually but we really lack of group. \n\n@ Where community contribution will involve after that. Community contribution should be the improvement of the initial thought. \n\n@ Community shall be contribute by group, ideas should follow the same principle.\n\n\n@ Propose idea features for a complete idea, Pool of partly solution ideas, Mini ideas\n\nActually we could change the way we proposed an idea, we may propose the  part of the features then let the community to pick those top features  to form a complete ideas..\n\n\n@ Propose partly of the idea to the base idea\n\nThat mean, instead of posting ideas about complete solution. We also can  posting ideas about partly propose solution, currently partly ideas  usually contribute inside specific idea detail which is actually can be  also propose to other similar or related ideas. It is kind of waste if  the main idea been closed.\n\nSo if the partly idea does not park under somewhere deep, actually it could be another pool of ideas\n\n\n@ Stronger refinement process\n\nWe always saw many ideas is partly similar with some other ideas, if we  could able to choose the features from the idea groups then it could  resolve the issues and much more community sense..\n\nRight now  other team members contribute comment for refinement but seems like not  changing the base idea unless then founder amend the base propose idea.\n\nBut if we don't too rely on founder where everyone can contribute partly of the idea then refinement process will be stronger..\n\n\n@ Individual Idea VS Group Idea\n\nThe role of team members suppose to stronger the foundation of the  specific idea. But yet it has a bottleneck where heavily rely on the  founder's decisions and purposes.\n\nBeside this, we could have  another alternative way while the ideas was from the contribution of few  people's thought or partly solution (mini ideas from few person).\n\nThen this shall be the good time to post a Group Idea, not individual idea which has one founder.\n\n\n@ Team work is the key of success\n\nWe need team work as the base of community. Without team work the  community platform will become competitive. Everyone is trying to gain  votes or support from others but cannot accept other similar ideas  existence.\n\nBut if this \"Posting Group Ideas\" implemented, then a group of same interest peoples will able to contribute effort together..\n\nThat's  why the community growth. We all want Symbian growth and we want at the  end we benefits from those innovation where come from here..\n\n\n@ Individual Efforts VS Team Efforts\n\nThe best solutions shall have complete ideas where it shall be the  effort from a team. Individual effort hardly able to propose the  solutions cover all expects unless they have very deep understanding of  issues, great knowledge on the entire fields and superb details of all  possible solutions with great analyze.\n\n\n@ Team work is Founder not Team Member\n\nAfter post of \"Group Idea\", you shall see more than one Founder.\n\n\n@ Group VS Individual\n\nA group of effort is always better than individual, in many ways where different perspective and opinion could able generate a complete end to end solution.\n\n\n@ Group work, Team work\n\nIdeas could be trigger the sparks by one person. But In reality, idea founder could be more than one person.","2010-07-17T20:47:40","2010-09-24T00:33:10","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8407,{"$nulls":3},"This is a possibility. \n\n\n\n\nYou can and should get \"thought groups\" together before, or during the idea submissions process. It is good idea to share idea ownership if that is how people would like to submit ideas.  This can be done by a new category, as per your suggestion, or by creating a team name (e.g. Law and Smith). Regardless, I am supporting this.  Thanks for thinking about the cooperative nature of Symbian Ideas.","2010-07-16T17:12:59","2010-08-31T07:34:19","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8425,{"$nulls":3},"Corporate cultures - organisational behavior.\n\n\n\n\nCultivation - need for self-actualization - individual accountability to subjectively defined values.  eg. Google\n\n\n\n\nCollaboration - rooted in the need for affiliation - team level accoutability to subjectively understood determined values. i.e HP\n\n\n\n\nCompetence - need for achievement - individual level accountability to objectively defined metrics.  Microsoft\n\n\n\n\nControl - need for order and security - team level accountability to objectively defined metrics.  General Electric\n\n\n\n\nMix and match cultures.  Diversity.\n\n\n\n\nDealing with Darwin adaptation.","2010-07-17T03:10:58","2010-08-31T07:40:54","Mesenburg",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10448,"Mobile applications",null,"Beer Goggles","You take a photo of someone you like, this is your \"template\".\n\n\n\n\nWhen out, you take a photo of prospective date, and using recognition programme, this person is rated to your template. \n\n\n\n\nCould be useful on a Fri/Sat night! ","2010-11-07T20:54:03","2010-11-07T20:54:02","superfli",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,10704,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","A More Social Phone","I am proposing a phone that would automaticcly sync all contacts from Msn, Facebook, 4 Square, Myspace and other sites like this to the phones contacts app. It would in the messages app display messages from facebook. There would be live status updates and tweets strait to your homescreen. All events on facebook would be synced to your calander. Your photos and videos on social networking sites would be synced to your phone. There would be a built in IM app that would allow you to talk on all your social networks at the same time. The phone would have adobe flash 10 for playing games on fb and having video backgrounds on your home-screen. There would be an update bar on the phones home screen to update you of status changes.","2010-12-12T05:32:29","2010-12-12T05:32:29","jacknotman",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,1489,"Mobile applications",null,"Google services integration framework","There are lots of people who use Google services like gmail, documents, calendar, todos and so on. I think would be great to develop library and widget set to integrate with Google services.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nDetails\n\n\n\nLibrary should provide API for common operation: session, communication protocol, common object's and methods invoking;\nWidget sets should allow construct user application on device, like google personal page;\nStandard PIM tools should be able to synchronizing with Google data.\n\n\n\n ","2009-08-06T17:44:05","2010-10-08T16:20:34","kkv",0,98.6,"Expert review",35,2]
[null,1542,{"$nulls":3},"Would be even better if just as a default \"plugin\" that PIM apps could be written to nearly-easily support the API of any other type of PIM/social networking system. \n\n\n\n\nSo that, for example, one could graft the Twitter API into the address book and then as a person adds the twitter user name of the contact, they'd get the status update for them on a summary screen (thinking of the summary contact screen on the N97).\n\n\n\n\nI would think that opening up the PIM in this fashion would not only create opportunities for better UX, but it would fuel 3rd party developers to pool more of their innovations into this aspect of the platform.\n\n\n\n\n* I am deliverately ignoring the security concerns, but yes, there are many of those which should be addressed here too.","2009-08-15T05:09:19","2009-08-15T05:09:19","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1545,{"$nulls":3},"I agree. That sound good.","2009-08-15T19:18:44","2009-08-15T19:18:44","kkv",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7984,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing Back for community Support!","2010-06-14T19:45:56","2010-06-14T19:45:56","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1992,{"$nulls":3},"Cool idea! It should become really convenient to deal with all your google services in such a way.\nI would like to take part in this project.","2009-10-27T16:32:50","2009-10-27T16:32:50","Aerorina",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1994,{"$nulls":3},"That sounds awesome. So, I will kick off this project in our lab and I hope I will be able to put together right people around this topic. ","2009-10-27T16:37:26","2009-10-27T16:37:26","kkv",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9953,{"$nulls":3},"You have my vote","2010-10-08T12:25:54","2010-10-08T12:25:54","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1524,{"$nulls":3},"There are already technology allowing syncing with Google Contacts/Calendar. Unfortunately, it is now a bit cumbersome to go through the system UI to set that up.\n\n\n\n\nHaving that embedded in the each of the PIM application might make it easier in term of UX.","2009-08-10T23:48:59","2009-08-10T23:48:59","julienf",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,2001,"Mobile applications",null,"Traffic Jam report and Information System","By tracking the speed of the phone using GPS, and reporting speed and position to a server, it is possible to know about traffic jams. The server can do the following:\n\n\n\n\n1. collect all phones positions and speeds.\n\n\n\n\n2. identifying lines of phones: there are streets with mentionable traffic\n\n\n\n\n3. identify groups of slow moving phones on the lines. This are potentialy traffic jams in the driving direction of the phones, respectively in the opposite direction of fast moving phones.\n\n\n\n\n4. even the speed of the complete jam can be estimated. so it is possible to know, where whe jam will be in the near future.\n\n\n\n\n5. even the tendency if the jam increases or disappears can be estimated. 6a. publish the result to the customers/internet and traffic control systems, or radio stations.\n\n\n\n\n6b. push the information to participating phones. approaching or already in the jam. they will know about the estimatet wait times then.\n\n\n\n\n7. if the servers knowledge of lines of phones is mapped to maps, new roads easily can be identified. if lots of cars drive with high speed offroad over the same line over a corn field, there might be a new street. of cause some statistical calculations are neccessary but it must be solvable. it is even possible to have a kind of accident prevention warner. If one travels with higher speed towards a group of standing cars. the Phone can raise an alert. Just for safety. Maybe the end of the jam is behind a hill.","2009-10-27T17:45:24","2010-06-15T10:45:51","Captayne",0,90.26,"Closed",13,1]
[null,2243,{"$nulls":3},"I proposed this idea to a research council in Ireland before and they didn&#39;t buy it. Their bad. I also proposed using this method for crowd control in stadiums/arenas and determining the &#39;fullness&#39; of the next bus/train. Of course for this to be effective it requires the majority of people to have GPS, their consent to allow their position info to be used in the system and an always on connection.","2009-11-02T13:34:12","2009-11-02T13:34:12","brendand",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2251,{"$nulls":3},"Similar idea is already realized in Japan. Not by cell phones but by GPS navigation systems of personal cars. We can even know the fastest route to the destination avoiding traffic jam.\nDr.Keibel overlook one big thing. How does the server know which phone is in the car? ","2009-11-02T15:55:40","2009-11-02T15:55:40","Kurikinton",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2260,{"$nulls":3},"I would like to know if it is neccessary, that the server \nneed to know which phone is in the/a car. The easiest solution is, if each app uses a fixed uuid for identification. if this is not possible -maybe for data privacy reasons- other ways are neccessary. \nThe devices sends its positon, an average speed (average over a some gps readouts) and a timestamp. \nIn case that only traffic jams or also clouds of people needs to be detected it is a matter of statistics to get a proper result.\nTo solve the problem that one phone, which reports with a higher frequency than others might dedform the result, the phones needs to report their sending interval (how often they report to the server). \n\nso eg one phone sends in 1s interval, going with 10m/s: then every 10m a tag is sent to the server. another phone driving behind the first only sends in 10s and with this in 100m distance ticks. knowing the frequency of each phone, it can normalize and interpolate over all samplings of all phones and calculate the moving cloud in 1s steps.\nif one vehicle carries more than one phone, then it can be a problem:\na bus with 30 phones each sending in 30s frequency, by chance each second only one phone, then this can be interpreted as a row of individual cars.\nit appears, that 30 cars go in a row with the same speed, each reporting in 30s interval. \nBut also this can be solved. the devices do send a timestamp. with this over a time the server knows about the timely-missalignment of each phone clock related to the servertime. with this knowledge the server can find out, that all of the 30 cars must have been at the same position with same speed at the same server-time, and for this be a bus or similiar carrier.  \nthis all should be possible without vulnerating data privacy.\n\nConcerning mutliple lines of traffic closely parallel, eg. pedestrians, cars, trams, trains, there is some more modelbased approaches neccassary which might need local informations. \nThis we can think about, if a the app is out and a sever is workinggg.\n\n\n","2009-11-02T17:28:48","2009-11-02T18:05:29","Captayne",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3049,{"$nulls":3},"Hi everyone,\n\nWe already have a successful symbian traffic client, currently rolled out in the UK ;\n\nhttp://devzone.itisholdings.com/mobileclient\n\nFirst let me tell you that there just isn&#39;t the volume in any country right now to have a successful traffic system based entirely on Symbian Phones. We have to use fleet data, which gives us around 200&#39;000 vehicles on the road at any one time ( in the UK ). The symbian data is a very very small fraction of this indeed. We use the GPS data from the phone which feeds into our traffic servers, and we add to it journalistic data, as speed data from vehicles just doesn&#39;t cut the mustard these days as acceptable traffic-information alone.\nWe do have deployments in other countries, but we haven&#39;t as yet rolled out the symbian client to these countries. Don&#39;t forget you&#39;ll need a big datacenter to cope with the data too. We have around 1 million gps locations per minute ( worldwide ), which requires it&#39;s own dedicated traffic datacenter just to cope with the large volumes of data and process it in real time. \nI&#39;m not trying to put anyone off here, I&#39;m just pointing out the scale and size you have to go to to implement this succesfully :)\n\nIf any of you have any more questions about how we have implemented this, please ask away !\n\nMike\n","2009-12-01T09:50:04","2009-12-01T09:50:04","mikecouk",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2292,{"$nulls":3},"I am sorry for my poor English, Dr.Keibel.\nI wanted to say how to distinguish people in a car from walking, or taking a subway.","2009-11-03T14:33:40","2009-11-03T14:33:40","Kurikinton",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2257,"Mobile applications",null,"Location of friends","I want an app that helps me find my friends at a concert or football game. ","2009-11-02T17:09:47","2010-06-14T20:03:56","SEE-09",0,0,"Closed",1,0]
[null,2307,{"$nulls":3},"Something like this exists with Latitude in Google Maps (I&#39;ve used it to locate friends in a restaurant).\n\nAn Augmented Reality version would be nice though.","2009-11-04T08:35:56","2009-11-04T08:35:56","timh",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4049,"Mobile applications",null,"Ability to participate in IM discussions without having the application running.","Ability to participate in IM discussions without having the application running, Basically a Instant messenger application should be created and integrated into the symbian platform so no actual applications need to be literally open to chat to mates (Hide in phone for incoming messages) , This type of application will make the symbian platform more social networking orientated in which will attract people to use there phones more to chat.","2009-12-31T19:12:58","2010-06-15T11:05:23","theweirdgeek",0,92.89,"Closed",2,1]
[null,5585,"Mobile applications",null,"multiplayer games over wifi","play multiplayer games like  NFS ,road rash,etc on multiple symbian devices through wifi. bluetooth is slow wifi isn't.","2010-02-16T09:05:42","2010-05-05T18:20:24","get2abhi",0,100,"Closed",12,0]
[null,5646,{"$nulls":3},"This is copy of  Idea - http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=3548","2010-02-18T06:37:19","2010-02-18T06:41:58","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6097,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Pinch-to-Zoom in camera viewfinder while taking pictures.","A more convenient method is to use both thumbs rather than single hand to zoom in shooting mode.\n\n\n\n\nThis is much easier than zooming with scroll bars.","2010-03-01T11:16:19","2010-03-01T11:16:19","BoyBawang",0,100,"Voting and discussion",3,0]
[null,10449,"Mobile applications",null,"Authenticating Mobile Users with Face Detection","Why can't we have a application to Lock/UnLock Mobile (Even Other functionalities like Calling, Looking at emails, messages...etc) with use of Face Detection Algoritioms (Image Identification Algorithms).\n\n\n\n\nMore Useful in Business and Smart Phones (with Online Banking, Email Exchange Server, VPN Connectivity...Etc)\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-11-08T10:38:45","2010-11-08T10:38:45","suman891",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,2]
[null,10705,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Better internet browsing","Symbian^3 currently runs flash lite and html 4 i would like in symbian^4 or at least an updat of ^3 for html 5 and full flash 10.1 for a wider aray of internet content availability I woul also like auto javascr1pt updates.","2010-12-12T05:42:17","2010-12-12T05:42:17","jacknotman",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,2258,"Mobile applications",null,"Baby naming app","I want a fun baby naming app that will work like a fruit machine, I can choose the gender and then press the button and a namem, meaning and abbreviation would appear.","2009-11-02T17:23:42","2010-06-14T19:58:39","SEE-09",0,0,"Closed",0,4]
[null,3282,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Transform the MAIN-MENU into a MENU-LAUNCHER","The disadvantage when you run the s60 MAIN-MENU is that all apps in the foreground are immediately minimized or closed. If you decide to go back to those apps you have to find the icon again to re-open it or find it in the task-manager.\n                                                                                 \nBut a MENU-LAUNCHER runs on top of any application currently running in the foreground. That means if I decide to close the launcher, the current app remains intact in the foreground and NOT minimized.\n                                                                                          Here is a common scenario why MENU-LAUNCHER is better: I&#39;m composing a message and about to type something that needs computation from calculator. I bring the MENU-LAUNCHER then tap calculator. After I&#39;m done with calculator, close it, and BINGO!! I&#39;m immediately back in the messaging app to continue typing!!","2009-12-07T23:10:32","2009-12-07T23:10:32","BoyBawang",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,4050,"Mobile applications",null,"Symbian App Store","Most of you have probably heard of the Apple app store in which has turned out to be quite successful, What about an App Store on the Symbian platform? , The symbian App Store should feature quick and easy access to thousands of free and paid applications in which should be able to purchase via a credit card or maybe out of the users phone credit.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThis type of application has turned out to be very successful on the Iphone and the blackberry so why not make one on symbian OS?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThanks,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nJake","2009-12-31T19:21:55","2010-06-15T11:25:46","theweirdgeek",0,100,"Closed",12,0]
[null,7179,{"$nulls":3},"You can use http://horizon.symbian.org ","2010-04-22T16:36:23","2010-08-26T16:33:23","Susana",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5913,{"$nulls":3},"We already have Ovi Store.","2010-02-25T00:18:05","2010-04-21T16:45:23","Fernandez_88",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4122,{"$nulls":3},"This is a good IDEA, unfortunately, it has already been posted....That is \"ok\" and please do not let it stop you from continued IDEAs.....Thanks!","2010-01-05T01:48:24","2010-01-05T01:48:24","ginau",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4136,{"$nulls":3},"supported around the world, many languages, and low price app., it's a good idea. I would like to pay for app. since that have a low price.\n\n\n\n\nmany people paying a few cents = good profits","2010-01-05T15:44:28","2010-01-05T15:44:28","ricardinhus",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,6354,"Mobile applications",null,"Task space","I need more space in the tasks and I need them being stored in another location than in the calender due to the fact that if you have many tasks it needs scrolling to reach the calender. Stefan","2010-03-08T10:43:40","2010-03-08T10:43:40","stefanlind",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,6610,"Mobile functionality",null,"Talk To Multiple Callers At The Same Time.","Basically you should be able to talk to more than one person at the same time instead of putting the over person on hold :-)","2010-03-17T09:37:36","2010-03-17T09:37:36","AK_SOULJA",0,100,"Voting and discussion",3,0]
[null,6632,{"$nulls":3},"You mean a conference call?","2010-03-18T10:02:12","2010-03-18T10:02:12","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6649,{"$nulls":3},"Please clarify this, as most phone have conference capabilities.  It may be helpful to also state which mobile you use.  Thanks and hope we can help.","2010-03-18T13:19:41","2010-03-18T13:19:41","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10194,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Not able to view LCD screen in bright sunlight","Hi,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nViewing screen contents in Sunlight sometime becomes bit difficult, as LCD just appears black.\n\n\n\n\nEvery time i use my cell in sunlight i need provide some cover with my hand to see the screen.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nMy idea is  for auto-adjustment of the screen brightness so the screen contents visible to users in bright sunlight.\n\n\n\n\nThis will probably require some light sensing for auto adjustment.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThanks and Regards,\nPradeep\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-13T09:25:58","2010-10-15T12:11:43","pradeepk2",0,100,"Expert review",38,0]
[null,10450,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Message Alert","I think it would be great if the N97 mini screen backlight came on whenever a message is received. I'm sure the code wouldn't be very complex. Almost every java device can do that. And it avoids missing an incoming message when the fone is on a silent profile.","2010-11-08T11:58:43","2010-11-08T11:58:43","sameerdivate",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,10451,{"$nulls":3},"The keypad needn't get unlocked. The back-light coming on alone would do just fine.","2010-11-08T12:15:56","2010-11-08T12:15:56","sameerdivate",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2003,"Mobile applications",null,"Auto Backup self created content (videos and photos) to FTP server or other location","After one has taken a photo, he must back it up later.\nHe goes to his pc connects the phone and uploads it to his local storage. \nBut he needs to be at home for this, have a pc and a local storage...\n\nI have an ftp client installed on the phone and manually upload my data to my ftp server provided by my fritz box (it is the DSL and phone interconnection box at home) where i have attached a harddrive. This box is able to give access to it by internet using eg dyndns.\nThats very nice.\n\nBut the idea is to automatically upload all new images, sounds, videos or other stuff to a place of choice.\nthen it is not necessary to have a big flash memory.\n\n","2009-10-27T17:56:04","2010-06-15T11:05:45","Captayne",0,100,"Closed",10,0]
[null,2259,"Mobile functionality",null,"Face recognition as a means of log-in","I want my device to recognise my face as a login to all my apps &amp; websites","2009-11-02T17:28:32","2009-11-02T17:49:37","SEE-09",0,82.41,"Voting and discussion",7,2]
[null,8324,{"$nulls":3},"Even just a half second delay to unlock the phone is an annoyance","2010-07-13T07:14:30","2010-07-13T07:14:30","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8330,{"$nulls":3},"The idea is good but using the iris, or fingerprint is way better because those two is not changeable unlike the face which is prone to aging.","2010-07-13T09:57:35","2010-07-13T09:57:35","leganite",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2267,{"$nulls":3},"This is already available on Symbian devices in Japan. I&#39;ve tried it, and it works.  ","2009-11-02T17:50:18","2009-11-02T17:50:18","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3283,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Reminder should be able to snooze long interrval","Reminder in Symbian should allow user to snooze with a longer interval like 30min, 1hrs, 6hrs, 1day, etc. Often we might not free in that moment to perform that task, so is like postpone to another schedule. The best postpone method is allow to press snooze twice to select list of postpone choices. Reminder also should allow more choice of new entry like (task, date, appointment, birthday and etc). Anniversary should appear every year but not s specific date time.","2009-12-07T23:35:09","2010-08-11T16:24:29","lawrence27",0,64.06,"Closed",8,2]
[null,3285,{"$nulls":3},"Existing Reminder Meeting Repeat Date should re-calculate when alarm date change, no point keep the old repeat date earlier than alarm date and need to adjust every time.","2009-12-07T23:58:34","2010-04-25T03:42:02","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3539,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Add new Sub Listing of &#39;Recently Voted&#39; and &#39;Least Vote Ideas&#39; at &#39;View All Ideas&#39; Listing Page","Add new sub listing (sort_col) of 'Recently Voted' and 'Least Vote Ideas' at 'View All Ideas' listing page, So those new ideas do have more chance to be exposure and vote by peoples.","2009-12-15T15:03:13","2009-12-16T15:33:39","lawrence27",0,49.11,"Voting and discussion",1,1]
[null,3608,{"$nulls":3},"The idea voting process is too slow, one of the reason could be the organized of the ideas. Some of the least vote ideas could be push down either 'Recently Updated' or 'Recent Ideas' and because it least exposure, so also no way to be listed on 'Recent Popular' and 'Top All Time'. So end up it is been abandon in somewhere.\n\n\n\n\n'Recently Voted' listing can help to quickly the community voting by boosting or giving a list of all idea which recently voted. Another kind of perspective.","2009-12-16T15:29:23","2009-12-18T00:44:25","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3795,"Symbian Foundation","Make development easier","Automatically generate and sign upgrade SIS files","As it stands at present, the upgrade SIS file types (SP and PU) are almost totally neglected. This is partially because of cost issues. It makes no commercial sense to create upgrades when you would have to pay to have each upgrade individually signed, as well as the full version SIS file.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThis could be remedied trivially. When an application is submitted for signing, keep the signed SIS controller on record. The controller contains no sensitive commercial information or intellectual property, so this should not be any sort of legal problem.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWhen a new version of the SIS file is submitted for signing, automatically generate and sign upgrades from every previous version of the SIS file and sign them too free and gratis. The author may then decide to use them or not at their whim. These would be especially useful in application store type distribution scenarios.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI'll create a demonstration sisdiff tool whenever appinst becomes open source (hurry up, dam.n it!) which could be used as a basis for providing this service.","2009-12-21T21:21:26","2009-12-21T21:21:25","cdavies",0,100,"Voting and discussion",7,0]
[null,3805,{"$nulls":3},"The reason for charging per sis file is because each sis file is signed with a unique certificate (Content ID) which has an associated cost and someone has to pay for this. At the moment the developer is the one who pays this cost. We would also need to do auditing on each submission that is made since even though the controller is the same the application behaviour could be quite different (correct me if I am wrong) which also costs money and again the developer pays this cost. The Symbian Foundation alone is not in a financial position to subsidise these costs.\n\n\n\n\nWe are working on a plan to help reduce or remove these costs so there may be a way to use your proposed sisdiff tool to as a way of deciding if auditing needs to be perfomed on a sis upgrade.","2009-12-22T09:42:26","2009-12-22T12:08:59","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},0,1]
[null,3828,{"$nulls":3},"It is not just a one off cost as you seem to infer. We don't have spare servers sitting around to host this signing farm, we also don't have spare support staff to support this signing farm. The overall maintenance costs would not save us much money (if any) and we would be taking on a substantial amount of risk associated with hosting our keys. Companies exist who are experts in hosting secure services, I think the OEMs who make Symbian phones and trust our Root would prefer we were using a trusted hosting company with expertise in securing keys than hosting it internally to save a few quid. The solution to this is not trying to save some cash by bringing things in house, it is coming up with a model that makes signing easy and at low or no cost to the developer. This might be achieved by getting some of our community members to put money towards subsidising signing.","2009-12-22T16:03:16","2009-12-22T17:49:30","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4051,"Mobile applications",null,"Camera app: Digital zoom Without loss in picture quality","Fact 1.  Digital-zoom degrades quality the farther you zoom.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nFact 2.  More MegaPixels don't improve image quality! Eight to 12 Megapixel Phones are becoming popular but I will always change the settings to 3 MegaPixels because I know it's just adequate; lesser bytes; faster loading; and faster saving between shots.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nHere's my idea:\n\n\n\n\nFor example my phone is 12MP and I wisely set it to 3MP.\n\n\n\n\nWhen I start digital zooming, the actual megapixel should also start to scale higher. That means if I zoom 4x, the actual MegaPixel should now become 12MP despite my initial setting is only 3MP. The result is digital-zoom from 3MP setting with a quality of 12MP.\n\n\n\n\nI think this is much more effective in videorecording. For example in 640x480 videorecording in 8MP phone,  the zooming scale will be from 0.3MP to 8MP!","2010-01-01T10:20:25","2010-01-01T13:12:39","BoyBawang",0,95.09,"Voting and discussion",11,1]
[null,4097,{"$nulls":3},"Hi,\n\n\n\n\nMaybe I'm missing something, but this doesn't seem to make sense to me.\n\n\n\n\nIf more megapixels don't equate to a better quality image, why does having more megapixels when digitally zoomed make any difference? Surely, you're creating an artifical  impression of no image degradation, but actually the end result is the same: a 12 megapixel digitally zoomed image. The only difference being, if you start with a standard setting of 3 mps, the resulting image doesn't look so different from what you 'normally' see (when not using digital zoom).\n\n\n\n\n- Freddie","2010-01-04T09:55:20","2010-01-04T13:46:36","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,9915,{"$nulls":3},"I don't think this may be done","2010-10-08T11:28:12","2010-10-08T11:28:12","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4093,{"$nulls":3},"The advantage of this is: More megapixels will start to make sense by utilizing it for zooming; while at the same time you have the option to save space and faster shots.","2010-01-04T07:49:27","2010-01-04T07:49:27","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6867,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Alarm clock - &quot;in X minutes/hours/etc&quot;","This is a feature I've been really missing, to add reminders in \"x\" time based on current time. Say I put in the laundry or I'm cooking something but at the same time I'm doing other activities elsewhere.. make it more like an egg timer :)\n\n\n\n\n\"set alarm to go off in 27 minutes\" instead of having to calculate the exact time in my head before hand :)","2010-03-31T22:31:27","2010-10-15T01:58:10","Lorin",0,100,"Expert review",30,0]
[null,10271,{"$nulls":3},"good!","2010-10-14T23:19:24","2010-10-14T23:19:24","nitrous28",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,10274,{"$nulls":3},"On an unrelated note, the calendar software is way too picky about when alarms can go off and gets really annoying with all-day events, etc. Thanks for the expert review, should be a no brainer :)","2010-10-15T02:08:29","2010-10-15T02:08:29","Lorin",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7472,{"$nulls":3},"There are a bunch of alarms which do this in the OVI store.  Please search \"alarms\" in the OVI store and look at the many choices and see if one meets your needs and if not, than clarify your idea.","2010-05-12T16:40:09","2010-05-12T16:40:09","ginau",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,7010,{"$nulls":3},"In the meantime, get a free Egg Clock timer here :)\n\n\n\n\nhttp://code.google.com/p/eggclock60/ ","2010-04-08T22:41:49","2010-04-08T22:41:49","hugo",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,6890,{"$nulls":3},"Good One....! ","2010-04-02T05:27:11","2010-04-02T05:27:11","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,8147,"Mobile functionality",null,"Improve the searching system of the Contacts&#39; list","I guess, it's a quite obvious thing if I have for eg. a hairdresser or some plummer dude that I save in my contacts that I don't know their names I should be able to search for them by other putting a tag with their job they do. Like \"plummer\", \"hairdresser\" and then it should be shown up to give a call on them. It's quite a screw up I got to recall their names after half a year or even more when they are needed.\n\nFor the best fun you can give a search with the searching application and that'll find them this way but normally, using the contacts app they won't appear till one look over the rest of the list!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIt's not a big deal guys, c'mon!","2010-06-30T16:13:01","2010-06-30T16:13:01","zoldflip",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,10707,"Symbian Foundation","Improve the running of Symbian","Competing with other big brands","Symbian in order to compete needs to advertise more, we see apple and android highlighting there os symbian needs to create more television adverts in more places in more countries, you need to help the environment and do more humane work.","2010-12-12T05:54:27","2010-12-12T05:54:26","jacknotman",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,1236,"Mobile functionality","Developer stuff","Add meta data to binaries to help buildrom etc","While working on getting a foundation rom to boot it&apos;s brought home to me what a mess our architecture and tools are in. But I knew that already.\n\n\n\n\nIt stuck me when getting another missing file error from buildrom that it knows that if A.dll is in rom and A.dll links to B.dll then B.dll needs to be in rom as well - why doesn&apos;t it just add B.dll to rom rather than insisting I go back and edit my OBY.\n\n\n\n\nThis got me thinking. Could we add more meta data to binaries which we could use? Obvious one is resource file names - which are usually associated with binaries via MMP files. If we could add other dependencies to binaries it would allow us to do some pretty clever things with tools?\n\n\n\n\nIt&apos;s a bit off the wall but you could restrict loading of a resource file into a process that&apos;s not listed in the meta data of any loaded binary. Therefore the meta data has to be correct for the code to work?\n\n\n\n\nExtend the idea to plugins and maybe other content and things start looking a bit tidier...","2009-06-26T13:57:00","2010-06-11T15:28:45","peterh",0,100,"Closed",6,0]
[null,1237,{"$nulls":3},"Agreed - I&apos;ve suggested some of the ROM building bit on and off since 8.1b, because now we know where the DLLs have to go. Nobody should ever have to mention efsrv.dll ever again, because there&apos;s only one version and it has to live in sys/bin.\n\n\n\n\nThere are lots of complications, not least the question of which ROFS partition to put things into, but it&apos;s certainly something which could improve the ROM building story a lot.","2009-06-26T14:47:30","2009-06-26T14:52:07","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1252,{"$nulls":3},"I don&apos;t know whether this constitutes a different idea, but could I suggest some thought is given to optimise the time it takes to build a rom image? For some licensee projects it can take a substantial time to build an s60 ROM - I haven&apos;t got any hard figures but subjectively (talking to a guy on current project) I think it can as long as 5 to 10 minutes for compressed images\n\n\n\n\nI can&apos;t rule out that some of the surrounding tools could be better and that some devs are doing somethings non-optimally (perhaps building some images unecessarily), it would be interesting to know if this tallies with other people&apos;s experiences. Ideally this step will be as short as possible to reduce the time of the compile - build - test cycle.\n\n\n\n\nThere might be some wins optimising the current ROM build process - quicker compression algorithms, leaving around more intermediate data from one rom build to another. Another approach might be overhaul the entire rom building process - notionally have each package/sub-system produce a sub-image and be able to update a ROM with only that sub-image. The trick here is how to deal with changes in interdependencies between ROM based components. Some thought might need to be given to the layout of images in ROM too so you don&apos;t have to completely reflash devices too.","2009-06-29T11:19:06","2009-06-29T11:43:16","tonylo",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3284,"Mobile applications",null,"Multiple Alarm","Symbian should allow us to set multiple alarm, sometime we got an important meeting where cannot be miss. For double safe, we can set multiple alarm to make sure we really wake up. Also routine based alarm will be useful, said I wake up everyday 6am so I don't need to set alarm everyday until one day I don't want then I set ignore for that time only.","2009-12-07T23:55:12","2010-01-14T17:26:10","lawrence27",0,89.88,"Done!",11,1]
[null,3348,{"$nulls":3},"Existing Nokia Symbian products like N97 has this functionality allready built in","2009-12-10T18:57:02","2009-12-18T00:42:45","henautio",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4433,{"$nulls":3},"Please also see this app for the time being http://handheld.softpedia.com/get/Business/Clock/NiceAlarm-S60-3rd-Edition-33654.shtml","2010-01-14T17:22:45","2010-01-14T17:25:32","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3675,{"$nulls":3},"My biggest problem with alarm clocks in general is that I never use Snooze button. I always turn it off in the morning. And because I'm too afraid to sleep in sometimes, i end up setting a bunch of alarms a few minutes apart. I have the N95 and it's a little annoying to set 5 alarms. Making alarms \"Recurring\" is not an option because I don't wake up at the same time everyday. Having it this way doesn't bother me too much tho.","2009-12-17T23:03:32","2009-12-17T23:47:33","igudov",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3724,{"$nulls":3},"For the S60 5.0 based device users(5800,5530,N97,N97 Mini,5230...etc),you can snooze an alarm by simply turning down the device. If it does not work for you by default, go to  Phone settings&gt;Sensor settings and check 'Turn down to snooze' feature.","2009-12-18T19:50:13","2009-12-18T19:51:00","tojomathew",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4007,{"$nulls":3},"Ideas that already appears on new device should be \"closed\" if it was possible in order not to pollute the list ^^","2009-12-29T11:56:10","2009-12-29T11:56:10","axisama",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4564,"Mobile applications",null,"Power saving video playback system.","This system works on mobile devices with front camera. While playing a video, usually the user places the mobile device 30 to 60 cm in front of the eyes as the screen is small. If the front view camera can detect faces once in maybe 10s, and could not find a face after checking 5 times, the device can save a lot of power by stopping playback, rewinding the video by (10 x 5) seconds and go into standby mode. When the user returns and presses any key on the mobile, the video resumes playback from approximately where the user had left.\n\n\n\n\n\nAdvantages\n\n\n\n\n1) The  user does not have to remember the seek position.\n\n\n\n\n2) Battery does not drain out unnecessarily.\n\n\n\n\n3) Convenient for novice users who do not have to do anything manually to save battery power.","2010-01-18T10:23:17","2010-01-18T10:23:17","praseodeveloper",0,9.4,"Voting and discussion",1,16]
[null,4771,{"$nulls":3},"Pradeep Balagangadharan - Idea is good , But what if you are playing a Video on TV  via tv out. - you need more explanation  to get my vote.","2010-01-23T02:21:29","2010-01-23T02:22:07","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4568,{"$nulls":3},"I'm wondering what would happen if the user happened to be watching the screen from an angle. Might the result be the video continually pausing itself? It could be extremely irritating.","2010-01-18T10:31:14","2010-01-18T10:41:54","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4571,{"$nulls":3},"If you forget to stop the video when you stop watching it, that's your problem.  It'd waste a lot more power to run the camera and process the video to recognise a face on a regular basis throughout normal viewing.","2010-01-18T11:21:56","2010-01-20T11:42:19","markw",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4820,"Mobile functionality",null,"Add Roaming Indicator on Symbian","My Idea is to add a small indicator on top of the device screen , near Signal indicator -which tells device user - about his  Roaming status.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-24T17:54:01","2010-10-09T16:31:23","s60betalabs",0,93.33,"Expert review",52,1]
[null,4910,{"$nulls":3},"I have relatively older Noks, they have a clear indicator when my moblie is roaming.  This is a signal on the display panel which goes from \"bars\" to I think \"R.\"  The \"bars\" usually show signal strength, and when I am roaming, they disappear and \"R\" comes up.\n\n\n\n\nI am from the USA and I am not sure if this feature is on all mobiles, or not.  It is on my two.  It is actually on most to all of USA mobiles.  It is helpful to know, if you pay extra for roaming.  We have plan options from our carrier which have full USA coverage, no roaming charges. I can see an issue with billing, if your mobile plan (provider) does not have this option, and you have no way to know you are roaming.\n\n\n\n\nAlso, there is a setting for, whether your mobile will work in roaming mode or not.  One could always simply just set their mobile so it does not work (you can still dial out for emergencies) or charge you extra money in roaming mode.  I am only bringing this up, as a seperate member brought a very similar IDEA regarding this up before.  The person went on holiday and found a giant mobile charge, as their mobile was \"roaming' the entire time. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI am curious to know if the \"R\", roaming indicator is just a USA feature?","2010-01-26T15:19:09","2010-01-26T17:02:54","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4924,{"$nulls":3},"OK, if it is not a feature already on the newer models, than it needs to be.  I approve.  It is easy to do and is useful..","2010-01-26T17:34:35","2010-01-27T03:48:13","ginau",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,9790,{"$nulls":3},"there are indicators for other functions so why not to add this one","2010-10-02T17:13:08","2010-10-02T17:13:07","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9359,{"$nulls":3},"We could also use this indicator to show while we connected / downloading Internet (3G, Edge, etc), because most carrier package charging internet per usages and it charged very expensive.\n\nWe could have icon based indicator as well. Many things can be indicates like connected to satellite (Using GPS), Internet, Roaming, WIFI, Bluetooth, etc. We make a standards so everyone shall understand what icon represent what.","2010-09-06T23:35:11","2010-09-06T23:35:11","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9913,{"$nulls":3},"Exactly !","2010-10-08T11:25:15","2010-10-08T11:25:15","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4823,{"$nulls":3},"There's not a lot of space as it is right now with the signal indicator. Would you prefer something like the antenna (under the signal strength bars) being turned into an 'R' with a circle around it - think like the copyright symbol, but instead of a 'C' there's the letter 'R' - that might work and be least invasive to the rest of the user interface.","2010-01-25T01:01:27","2010-01-26T13:17:14","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,4832,{"$nulls":3},"I Think this is avaiable. Am I wrong ... ","2010-01-25T08:49:04","2010-01-25T13:40:14","vadlamudi1986",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7906,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing back for Community Votes! ","2010-06-07T09:16:21","2010-06-07T09:16:20","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5332,"Mobile applications",null,"RotateMe problem","A&scaron; turiu Nokia 5320 Xpress Music, bet man kakodl jame nebuvo rotate me funkcijos. opasira&scaron;yti program nemoku :/ Gal kas atsis pasira&scaron;yt prgram su galiojimo laiko per skype vilius19910828 ? Lauksiu","2010-02-08T22:47:06","2010-02-08T23:55:59","Hideo",0,0,"Done!",0,0]
[null,5333,{"$nulls":3},"Issues relating to third party applications need to be directed to the developer, not the Symbian Foundation.","2010-02-08T23:51:30","2010-02-08T23:51:30","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6868,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Lossless Media Support","I think support for the Free Lossless Audio Codec (FLAC) would be a nice feature for people like me who are serious about their music, it would also be a major plus if you could make it so that it would read and display album art work and tag information perfectly as well as.\n\n\n\n\n\nI myself can hear the difference between lossy files and the original waveform lossless on my cellphone quite clearly; the lossy files seem very flat and tinny, whilst the Waveform is much more vibrant and clear especially when it comes to instrumental music and rock/metal.\n\n\n\n\n\nAnother codec I think Symbian should support is TIFF Files in progressive and interleaved so semi and professional photographers like myself can carry their work lossless in a mobile device instead of having to lug a notebook around especially with cellphones becoming more and more like computers every day.\n\n\n\n\n\nHaving support for the PSD format would be a plus too but not essential.\n\n\n\n\n\nI think FLAC and TIFF should be supported with the inbuilt system software or at least offered as a separate codec download.","2010-03-31T22:31:40","2010-04-05T22:26:31","Sligsaw",0,25.83,"Voting and discussion",6,2]
[null,6998,{"$nulls":3},"I agree with Lorin.  There are less experts than ordinary people that can't tell the difference.","2010-04-07T22:16:05","2010-04-07T22:16:05","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6869,{"$nulls":3},"To be honest, I doubt adding FLAC support would be any good considering the quality of the output that cellphones provide is much too low for telling the difference between lossy and lossless... unless digital output was provided, which it isn't.. 192kbps-256kbps mp3s are more than adequate for me personally :)","2010-03-31T22:35:08","2010-03-31T22:35:07","Lorin",{"$nulls":3},1,1]
[null,6870,{"$nulls":3},"Why waste bandwidth and storage?  A research was conducted that a human ear can't distinguish anything higher than 192kbps.","2010-04-01T01:09:49","2010-04-01T01:09:49","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,1]
[null,6891,{"$nulls":3},"Only good for professional - Not for masses!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-04-02T05:30:08","2010-04-02T05:30:08","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,1]
[null,2261,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Voice to text translation","I would like voice to text translation to keep track of calls/notes to myself.","2009-11-02T17:34:04","2010-06-07T09:22:35","SEE-09",0,0,"Closed",1,1]
[null,4821,"Mobile functionality","User interface","New UI For Web Browser","Normal 0       MicrosoftInternetExplorer4      \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nIt&rsquo;s a rough draft, but this is what I believe the new web browser of Symbian should look like. Spending enough time with Symbian's browser and the browsers from other platforms, including Opera, has led me to design what I think should be the new Symbian browser. The current browser in Symbian^1 just isn't as user friendly as it should be, and doesn&rsquo;t offer the functionality of its counterparts in a lot of respects.Commands that are commonly used are buried in menu's that take too many clicks to get to. My idea provides a much better experience with more functionality, and have more of the most commonly used things a finger tap away. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nGeneral Web Browser Notes:\n\n\n-Tapping on the screen after the page finishes loading will bring the web browser into full screen mode, hiding everything including the status bar.\n\n\n-Browser will automatically fit the entire page to the screen at first (like Opera, Android, iOS), and then tapping on an area of the page will zoom to 100% at that area.\n\n\n\n\n-To exit full screen mode and see the web address bar and toolbar, simply tap the semi transparent icon in the bottom right of the screen (like on the N900).\n\n\n-Browser will make use of multitouch capability (pinch zooming), so a zoom button or single touch zoom gesture will not be necessary. However, if multitouch is absent from the phone, users can use the swirl motion zooming like on the N900.\n\n\n-Double tap to zoom will be implemented regardless of whether or not pinch zooming is implemented, and will zoom to 200%.\n\n\n-Browser will obviously make use of kinetic scrolling, and have a scroll bar that appears on the right side showing how far down the web page you are, just as the browser in Symbian^1 does.\n\n\n-Tapping and holding on an image will bring up a menu with the following options: Open image in new tab, Save image, and Send image. Tapping Save image will allow you to save it to any directory of your choice (your camera photo's location by default), and Send image will allow you to send the image any way you want (via Bluetooth, via MMS, via Email, Upload to Flickr account etc).\n\n\n-Users can also have several options at hand when dealing with links on web pages. Users can tap the link to open it in the current tab, or tap and hold on the link to bring up several options such as: Open in new tab, Save as bookmark, Set as Homepage, and Send web page.\n\n\n-Tapping and holding on text will allow the user to select text and to copy it.\n\n\n-12 thumbnail shortcuts to favorite sites as startpage, like Opera, in place of homepage. (USER OPTION -- can also have a normal homepage).\n\n\n-All current functionality present in the S^1 browser will carry over to this one as well.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nEntering A Web Address/Using A Search Engine\n\n\n\n\n-Tapping on the address bar will allow the user to enter a new web address and will also bring up  the search bar as well. The virtual keyboard will also pop up (or the  user can make use of the physical keyboard if one is present, in which  case the virtual one will disappear). The 5 icons in the toolbar at the  bottom will also change to &ldquo;Go to&rdquo; and &ldquo;Cancel.&rdquo; The user can then enter the web address and press either the &ldquo;enter&rdquo; key or &ldquo;Go to,&rdquo; to access the web page. \n\n\n-When typing in a web address, the browser will automatically show the user possible web addresses that match the address as it&rsquo;s being entered. Users can also tap the arrow on the right side of the address bar for a dropdown of previously visited web pages from the history. \n\n\n-Users can also quickly search for something using the search engine of their choice. All searches are saved until the cache is cleared and tapping the arrow on the right side of the search bar will bring up previous searches that have been used. Users can change the default search engine by tapping and holding on the search engine logo which will bring up a menu showing available search engines that can be used. \n\n\n \n\n\nIcon Descriptions:\n\n\n-The UI will NOT have a double stacked toolbar at the bottom of the screen like the current browser in Symbian^1. All icons will be on one toolbar at the bottom of the screen. An address bar, and status bar showing the signal/battery status will always be present when not in full screen mode.\n\n\n-The address bar will have two touch icons on it. The first being the stop/refresh icon that will change according to whether the page has finished loading or not. The address bar will also have a second icon to the right of the address bar, with a down arrow on it. This icon, when tapped, will bring up a drop-down menu showing all main web pages previously visited, just as your browser on your computer does. \n\n\n \n\n\nToolbar Icons From Left To Right:\n\n\nBack\n\n\n-Tapping the Back icon will bring the user to the previous page they were at. Tapping and holding the Back icon will bring up a carousel of web pages previously visited during  the web session. They can then flick through them (left or right) to get to the page of their choice.\n\n\n\nBookmarks\n\n\n\n\n-Tapping Bookmarks will bring up the users bookmarks, which will be displayed in list  view. (I would like to have visual bookmarks but that will depend entirely on the hardware being used in the device). \n\n\n\n\n-There users will be able edit bookmarks (using tap and hold), and create folders as  well to organize their bookmarks, just like you can now. -\n\n\n\n\n-There will also  be sorting options in bookmarks to allow alphabetical sorting, as well  as sorting by type (which will also sort alphabetically after sorting by  type), and custom sorting. \n\n\n\n\n-The toolbar will also change from 5 icons to  four; Menu, Add new bookmark, Save current page as bookmark, and Back. Also, while saving a page as a bookmark, users will have the option of creating a new folder to save that bookmark in.\n\n\nTabs\n\n\n\n\n-Tapping Tabs will bring up a carousel of open tabs, letting the user switch between  tabs by flicking through them and then tapping the tab they want, or  close tabs either by flicking up like in the Palm Pre or tapping an X  that would be at the top right (think S^3 visual task manager). I&rsquo;m still not sure and open for  discussion on that one. \n\n\n\n\n-The five toolbar icons will also change to two  icons; New Tab, and Back. Tapping the New Tab icon  opens a new blank tab and changes all toolbar icons back to the normal 5  so that the user can select a page from their bookmarks for instance.  Tapping Back will take the user out of the Tabs view and back to the main browser view. The tabs icon will also show the number of tabs currently open as well.\n\n\nHomepage\n\n\n\n\n-Homepage  will bring the user back to the homepage. Tapping and holding the  homepage icon will bring up a menu allowing a user to select the current  page as the new homepage, enter in a web address of their choice, or  select a page from the bookmarks.\n\n\nMenu (And Sub Menus)\n\n\n\n\n\n-Save as bookmark\n\n\n\n\n-Manage feeds\n\n\n-Web Feeds\n\n\n-Subscribe to web feeds\n\n\n\n\n-Send URL\n\n\n\n\n-Find keyword\n\n\n\n\n-History\n\n\n\n\n-Downloads\n\n\n\n\n-Options\n\n\n\n-View images\n\n\n-Page info\n\n\n-Clear privacy data\n\n\n-All\n\n\n-Cache\n\n\n-Cookies\n\n\n-History\n\n\n-Password data\n\n\n-Form data\n\n\n\n\n-Settings\n\n\n\n\n-Help\n\n\n\n\n-Exit\n\n\n\n     ","2010-01-24T21:53:42","2010-09-26T20:55:01","NseriesFreak7",0,97.41,"Expert review",52,1]
[null,8261,{"$nulls":3},"Why is this idea still in the voting stage?? It has enough votes to be moved to the expert review stage.","2010-07-10T00:52:25","2010-07-10T00:52:25","NseriesFreak7",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5275,{"$nulls":3},"It would be awws. I wish nokia browser would use flash content.\n\n\n\n\nI support it Nokia haven't done anything with browser since 9.1 symbian just added mouse :(","2010-02-06T17:51:06","2010-02-06T17:51:06","frozenater",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6815,{"$nulls":3},"great work, I agree 120% with you.","2010-03-27T15:56:09","2010-03-27T15:56:09","tigerfire25",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8367,{"$nulls":3},"Thanks for the email Doug.\n\n\n\n\nIn the one android phone I've used with a dual slide out QWERTY with a up, down, side to side mouse to navigate hyperlinks, as well as in helping with editting and deleting multiple emails, sms's and other items.  A touchscreen without eQWERTY,  the user took advantage of the mouse, as I did in trial, whilst not using the slide out keyboard when surfing.\n\n\n\n\nHowever the keyboard is a boon when entering info into forms, search, URL, etc.\n\n\n\n\nA prediction or recommender system that shows drop down options when entering data in the above is essential.\n\n\n\n\nThe touchscreen was not very functional, hence the need for a mouse.\n\n\n\n\nGina contributed.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-07-15T03:30:23","2010-07-15T05:47:55","Mesenburg",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4824,{"$nulls":3},"Very well thought out idea!\n\n\n\nI'd move the close button to the main nav buttons (since you've been showing full-screen mode here); or make it a 'back' (arrow) button as many of the UI shots (and current Maemo 5 UI) propose which would take the user either to a homepage, bookmarks/rss screen, or favorites/most-recently-visited list as the one you propose.\nI'd remove the ability to subscribe from Web Feeds from the menu, and merge that into the Web Feeds function, calling it Manage Feeds. Allow the RSS button to appear next to the close button where a site has an RSS feed (or replace the idea of separate RSS feeds and bookmarks completely such as in this idea)\nThe tabs button you have needs to only show if there's an additional window/tab that's open. Otherwise, this is a waste of screen space for something that's not contextually familiar to *some* mobile web users.\nHoping that in this proposal is said that the URL bar removes itself from view unless the user has tapped on the title bar above. If it does as the Maemo 5 MicroB browser does and show up every time a link is clicked, then this will disjoin the user experience (as it does on Maemo currently)\nFor one reason or another, I think that if you are going to have kinetic scrolling and a few gestures, then the idea of a back button (bottom button in the design) needs to go away for a gesture action (or button controlled on non-touchscreen devices).\n\n\n\nAgain, great work, and am looking forward to the other comments on your idea here.","2010-01-25T01:10:19","2010-11-16T06:40:06","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4849,{"$nulls":3},"Very good idea. I stopped using the Nokia Web Browser because others offer us a much better navigation. Nokia&acute;s web browser needs an upgrade soon. I suppot it!","2010-01-25T12:10:36","2010-11-16T06:28:58","rafael_nm",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6643,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Douglas...\n\n\n\n\nNicely done and the features and functionality really demonstrate the progression into the next generation for Symbian devices.  I have one refinement, which may be helpful, but I am simply sharing and would like the community to add thoughts about.  It is an IDEA about \"up, down, side-to-side\" arrows or keys to help with editting and deleting multiple emails, sms's and other items which the community has comented on and would like to see a fix as part of the e-qwerty or qwerty.\n\n\n\n\nhttp://ow.ly/16P7RQ\n\n\n\n\nThank you for the pictorial display and for your contribution.  You have my support.","2010-03-18T12:37:39","2010-03-27T18:30:07","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7414,{"$nulls":3},"The most important points are to become more compatible with javascr1pt/ CSS2,3 &amp; HTML5 and to add 9 thumbnails as dashboard when we launch it (like Opera, Safari &amp; Chrome)The most important point are","2010-05-07T20:05:53","2010-05-07T23:03:23","axisama",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7421,{"$nulls":3},"Good idea browser Ui needs improvments.","2010-05-08T04:41:00","2010-05-08T04:41:00","Mandeep2u",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,7125,"Mobile applications",null,"Need a great RSS Newsreader with Google Reader sync","I would love to see a really great RSS Newsreader, that really is fun using it. Something with the quality of Gravity Twitter client, just for RSS instead.\n\n\n\n\nA really good example how such client could look like is the newsreader 'Reeder', unfortunately for the iPhone and not for Symbian.\n\n\n\n\nAnd sync with Google Reader is a must. Many desktop RSS Readers, like FeedDemon for Windows or NetNewsWire on the Mac already sync to Google Reader. So syncing to Google would be the easiest way to get desktop and mobile phone in sync.","2010-04-17T23:50:56","2010-04-21T16:20:12","abruenin",0,0,"Done!",1,0]
[null,7127,{"$nulls":3},"You have a few options here: you can use Gravity, you can use gReader, or you can use the built-in RSS feature of the web browser. The latter will not sync with Google Reader but is the best performing RSS reader of what I mentioned. gReader (the application) is available and pretty much does what you are asking for.\n\n\n\n\nNow, speaking as a moderator, it would have probably been more profitable to the function of this site to have framed your idea more along the lines of how to improve the built-in functionality of teh browser in respect to how RSS feeds work. Of course, if you would have gone that route, this thread mght not have stayed open since many others have chimed in on such an idea many times already. Again, just speaking as a mod and in respect to the forum - its better than we do more than just ask for an app, but we identify how what it is we are asking for will better the platform.","2010-04-18T04:21:56","2010-04-18T20:07:09","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7893,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","The default text selection highlight (when you tap it) should be PER WORD AT A TIME instead of per character","I see very little reason why text selection is done per character as it requires more precision from the user. On the other hand, I see more sense if text selection is done per word by default.\n\n\n\n\nHolding a character should select the entire word where that character belongs. It makes COPY and PASTE a breeze and you can easily point the word you want a 3rd party dictionary to define.\n\n\n\n\nThis method has the advantage of typing your whole message as fast as you can disregarding errors. When finished, you go back to correct the spelling errors by tapping each underlined word.","2010-06-04T21:16:47","2010-10-22T23:58:09","BoyBawang",0,100,"Voting and discussion",8,0]
[null,8059,{"$nulls":3},"The most useful is the one in the third paragraph.  You just blindly type as fast as you can without worrying about errors as the system will highlight all misspelled and out-of-dictionary words.  When finished typing, just tap the underlined words one by one to correct them.  That's the idea","2010-06-21T05:01:10","2010-06-21T05:01:10","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8149,"Symbian Foundation","Increase device usage","Using phone screen as secondary desktop screen (USB screen)","It would be nice if the screen on the phone could be used as an external screen for my desktop pc (e.g. handling msn, mail or other) by usb connection alone (like the D-Link SideStage).\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nEspecially the new 4\" mystery model (E7-00) could benefit from this. Not sure of the real world use though .. it seems a nice idea.","2010-07-01T13:51:42","2010-07-01T13:51:42","teamet",0,30.25,"Voting and discussion",2,3]
[null,2262,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","Create a character for each of our member companies","Create a character for each of our member companies or help them to create their own in the Symbian style. These characters would make up the new visual Symbian World. We may even need to create a number of versions of the World - which we could share with the members. \n\nThis will not only help us to strengthen our brand within this community but will also help them understand what the World is all about. We&#39;d encourage them to use their unique character (or version of the World inwhich their character exists) in any co-marketing activities with the aim for them to take their character to shows and events with them. This would be a guerilla type tactic for having a presence at shows - even when we&#39;re not there.","2009-11-02T17:34:13","2009-11-02T17:34:13","annabelc",0,90.44,"Voting and discussion",14,1]
[null,2454,{"$nulls":3},"Must say, I actually like the idea!!!","2009-11-10T17:12:51","2009-11-10T17:12:51","roelofk",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2462,{"$nulls":3},"I&#39;m skeptical - we wouldn&#39;t be that keen to create an icon in someone else&#39;s brand style (e.g. swap yellow for Nokia blue &amp; green or Vodafone red), so why would any of our bigger member companies be prepared to ditch their brand essence? Why not ask a few of them to see what they think?","2009-11-10T21:20:31","2009-11-10T22:38:01","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2493,{"$nulls":3},"We&#39;re not asking anyone to ditch their brand style but rather to get involved and be a part of the Symbian World, and even &#39;own&#39; a part of the Symbian World. Perhaps the big boys wouldn&#39;t be interested in adopting a character but the Symbian World is for everyone and every company and reflects the innovation coming out of our communities. Many of our member companies find a great deal of value in their relationship with Symbian and would be happy to mark this relationship through a visual reference - especially a reference as appealing as the Symbian World. If we can work with our members, in a mutually beneficial way, to build our brands together then I think we have a thriving community. As Tyson points out, KeyPoint Technologies has adopted a character from the World and we&#39;re working on a character for another member company. This is a positive start!","2009-11-11T14:30:39","2009-11-11T14:30:39","annabelc",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7638,"Mobile applications",null,"Synced TaskList (GTD)","Create an application with simple user interface for managing the tasks. And also create some web apllication and make those two be synced. Or let it be synced with some well-known service RTM or Google Tasks.","2010-05-20T13:32:41","2010-05-28T14:22:53","tunklt",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,7700,{"$nulls":3},"There is an urgent need for a Symbian GTD / Task Manager client, and very little in the way of competition. \nAs evidenced by the Remember the Milk community forums, there is huge and continuing demand for such a service, but no signs of action from the RTM developers.\n  http://www.rememberthemilk.com/forums/ideas/3482/\n  http://www.rememberthemilk.com/forums/ideas/6765/ \n\nI think that this would prove a very popular application and fully support the proposal","2010-05-26T16:41:35","2010-05-28T13:35:06","mushroom_daddy",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7737,{"$nulls":3},"Would be nice to have a good GTD solution for Symbian. All I found so far, including RTM, is not practicable for me.\n\n\n\n\nI support this!","2010-05-28T14:17:21","2010-05-28T14:17:21","QBee",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8150,"Mobile functionality","User interface","One finger gestures to suply the non mulitoch screens","Zoom:\nA sharp tap (0.8s) on the point that you want to expand, and then draw a circle around the point while pressing the screen. The increase in the zoom may be in intervals of 1%, making an extension of 1% for every 4 degrees.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nthe geometry of the circle is not important that the system would take the size of the angle between the initial point in reference to the axis \"X\" and the final position of the finger.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nScroll:\n\n\n\n\nOther possible gesture, likes zoom gesture, can make easily the task of move us up and down within a document or web.\n\n\n\n\nMoving the finger on the screen, we can only move us until we reach the bottom of the screen, but then we could continue the movement describing a circle in the bottom right of the screen.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-07-01T17:34:26","2010-07-01T18:45:50","morthyr",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,8195,{"$nulls":3},"One handed use would benefit with such gestures. If you can do things without needing multitouch then you could argue it is an improvement.","2010-07-07T01:04:30","2010-07-07T01:04:30","jamesm",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8155,{"$nulls":3},"We can do this Same  with a Slider, if i understood the stuff","2010-07-02T14:28:00","2010-07-02T15:07:31","jaffers",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8183,{"$nulls":3},"We are moving toward multi-touch displays - is this function is necessary! ","2010-07-06T17:36:18","2010-07-06T20:31:29","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9686,"Mobile functionality",null,"SMS, Customizable Vibration & rington","There should be Schedule facilities on sanding SMS. \n\n\n\nCustomizable vibration facilities for contacts &amp; SMS. \n\n\nCustomizable rington facilities for SMS. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-09-27T12:37:37","2010-10-04T05:51:24","Asif",0,100,"Voting and discussion",14,0]
[null,10147,{"$nulls":3},"please add more details","2010-10-11T21:33:15","2010-10-11T21:33:15","nitrous18",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10454,"Mobile applications",null,"islamic orgnizer","please we want islamic orgnizer or pryer time application similar to that was in symbian 1","2010-11-08T15:11:36","2010-11-08T15:11:36","Abo-jasem",0,85.91,"Voting and discussion",2,1]
[null,10552,{"$nulls":3},"i really miss that. symbian phones are popular in islamic countries and an islamic organizer would be beneficial for muslems.","2010-11-16T20:08:33","2010-11-16T20:08:33","md92h",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,215,"Mobile functionality","Developer stuff","Online Editing of Symbian Foundation Code","Normal 0     false false false  EN-GB ZH-CN X-NONE               MicrosoftInternetExplorer4                                                                                                                                                              \n\n\nOn my way into work this morning I was listening to an episode on the IT Conversations podcast which really got my interest so I wanted to pass on the ideas it gave me. Basically the episode was about Bespin: \"a Mozilla Labs experiment that proposes an open, extensible web-based framework for code editing that aims to increase developer productivity, enable compelling user experiences, and promote the use of open standards\". The guys talking about it said that they intend this open source project to be used by existing front end sites such as SourceForge, GitHub etc rather than trying to provide their own alternative.\n\n\nIt sounds like this is something the Symbian Foundation could really use - not just to let members view code easily but also to allow them to change the code as soon as they see an issue and submit a patch with much less effort. I regularly see minor things when using the cross referencer that are just too much effort to fix and I&apos;ve got a full developer environment. An online coding service would allow the development env to be provided on the server side and hence people could potentially make changes, compile them and view the simulator all without having to have their own development environment setup.","2009-04-24T12:20:44","2010-06-11T15:30:33","adetaylor",0,100,"Closed",8,0]
[null,264,{"$nulls":3},"This would be a useful step beyond what the competition currently offer.\n\n\n\n\nI have in fact submitted a few one-line changes to Android, and the effort is not &apos;virtually nothing&apos; but it&apos;s not very much. Here&apos;s how it works on Android.\n\n\n\n\n1. (Assume you have installed the Android repository access tool &apos;repo&apos; and done a &apos;repo sync&apos; to get the code).\n\n\n\n\n2. repo branch my-new-branch (to create a new local git branch)\n\n\n3. Make your fix\n\n\n\n\n4. git ci (commit to your local repository)\n\n\n\n\n5. Type a comment\n\n\n\n\n6. repo upload\n\n\n\n\nThat&apos;s it. The change then appears within Android&apos;s on-line code review system:\n\n\n\n\nhttps://review.source.android.com/\n\n\n\n\nwhere reviewers will automatically be assigned. Once the two reviewers have approved it, it is automatically merged into the Android code base. I&apos;d be really eager to see the Symbian process be that efficient. Hopefully that&apos;s the plan; I haven&apos;t got on top of it yet!\n\n\n\n\nOne disadvantage of the Android system is that smaller changes tend to get ignored, as it&apos;s not worth the effort of the reviewer to confirm that it&apos;s OK (even though it&apos;s just a couple of clicks). So a combination of the Android system, plus the on-line web editing which Adrian describes, would be perfect!","2009-04-27T08:24:10","2009-04-27T08:24:10","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,574,{"$nulls":3},"Could there be some kind of backend validation as to what is a &apos;small&apos; change? Even 1 character can break the system if the person doesn&apos;t know what they&apos;re doing (although you would hope they do). Maybe some of the changes could even be automagically reviewed, e.g.:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n&apos;// Extratc the data from the arrya&apos;\n\n\n\n\nto\n\n\n\n\n&apos;// Extract the data from the array&apos;\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nwould be auto-reviewed.","2009-05-13T10:51:43","2009-05-13T10:51:43","brendand",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,575,{"$nulls":3},"I don&apos;t think this idea should be restricted to just really minor improvements as suggested by William. Yes, it&apos;s a good way to fix typos but also anything that requires relatively  small changes to the code. As you point out Brendan, this doesn&apos;t mean the change is minor. Hence I think the system should allow the user to say \"Submit Defect\" as well as \"Submit Minor Change\". The \"Submit Defect\" button could then start the process of submitting the change by populating some of the fields in a new defect report (e.g. by attaching the patch) but require the user to fill in others. In contrast the \"Submit Minor Change\" button might just send off the patch to some queue of similar patches to be reviewed. If this can be done automatically then all the better.","2009-05-13T11:14:58","2009-05-13T11:14:58","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,576,{"$nulls":3},"Although I agree with the general idea, I think we shouldn&apos;t forget the fact that there are package owners who are supposed to safeguard the code.\n\n\n\n\nSo we should maybe specify, at a lower level, which branches are concerned by this idea. In my opinion, changes in the MCL and RCL(s) (at least until the end of the hardening phase) should still be owned by package owner, and no one else.\n\n\n\n\nChanges to packages in FCL or RCLs(in the stable phase) could be using this lightweight process indeed.\n\n\n\n\nChanges shall still be reviewed by package owners though, even if they could directly be committed to the codeline (a \"right to revert\" changes).","2009-05-13T11:52:20","2009-05-13T11:52:20","fred_blesser",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,577,{"$nulls":3},"&gt; I think we shouldn&apos;t forget the fact that there are package owners who are supposed to safeguard the code.\n\n\n\n\nI totally agree. However, I see that whole question about how we should use this idea (i.e. the processes surrounding it) rather than if we should use it.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAlso, when I said \"Submit Defect\" I didn&apos;t necessarily meant submit to the codeline but something more general + send it to the Foundation. This could mean being scheduled for review, further investigation or to an actual codeline depending on the size / complexity of the change and on the maturity of the codeline affected.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-05-13T11:58:13","2009-05-13T11:58:13","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,589,{"$nulls":3},"I see two major problems with this. One practicle and one political.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThe practicle one is that unless it is only used for fixing comments and *really* simple things (spelling mistakes in text literals, that kind of thing) then you very quickly loose the most important thing in SCM / Tracker integration - traceability! If someone is assigned to look after this \"small submission\" code branch then, obviously, their name will be on all the submits and when, months later, someone goes back to them to ask why they changed that exact line of code that way they will have no idea.\n\n\n\n\nThe political one is down to the whole code ownership issue. Not only will there be an endless fight about what constitutes a \"small change\" (c.f. very long discussions / arguments about this very topic within Symbian over the years) but also if I was a package owner I would be very uncomfortable with a \"super submitter\" affectively having the rights to submit code into any package without the approval of one that packages commiters.\n\n\n\n\nI&apos;m not saying it&apos;s inherently a bad idea - just that it would need a lot of thinking about before implementation. Do you *really* want to have someone in Foundation whose job it is to review new code submissions? I thought the notion was that all commiters would be external?\n\n\n\n\nOn a connected topic though - it&apos;s very painful to know that Google have an online code review tool (along with all their other excellent tools) when, AFAIK, the Foundation doesn&apos;t have a proposal for this yet.\n\n\n\n\nAlthough, that said, - if I was a Nokia developer the idea of having to have my code reviewed before it is submitted into Synergy and then reviewed *again* before it makes it into the same code like in Hg would be a pain. Role on the happy long-off day when people can work directly in the Foundation SCM (I won&apos;t hold my breath).","2009-05-13T16:37:20","2009-05-13T16:37:20","dadurant",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,591,{"$nulls":3},"David, Im really not suggesting that any old developer can just update a codeline directly. That&apos;s just madness. I&apos;m suggesting that an online editing tool be provided by the Foundation as a more efficient way of gathering input from developers. I am leaving open how it should be used. There are many possible processes that the tool could be used with.\n\n\n\n\nI am also not saying the Foundation provides reviewers. I&apos;m saying it hosts a tool that could be used to generate bug reports with attached patches which can be dealt with however the Foundation likes. However, IMHO for most people it&apos;d generate bug reports which would be queued for review by the associated package owner. For other developers, with permission from the package owner, the tool might allow direct submissions.\n\n\n\n\nI also do not see why this tool means traceablility is lost. As I have mentioned earlier the tool could be used to efficiently generate bug reports or minor changes. Surely those will be stored somewhere (bugzilla I imagine) and will show who raised the issue via the online editing tool.","2009-05-13T16:50:13","2009-05-13T16:50:13","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,601,{"$nulls":3},"I think what&apos;s important here is that we try and make it as easy as possible for people to make contributions to Symbian. This should go beyond just looking at what others have done (although we should aim to be at least as welcoming as other open source projects) and actually innovating in this area.\n\n\n\n\nWhy should a tiny change like fixing a typo in a comment (which could also be a Doxygen comment, thereby fixing something useful) have to go through the same process as a functional fix?","2009-05-14T10:55:29","2009-05-14T10:55:29","brendand",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,217,{"$nulls":3},"Other people have notions like the \"one-liner repository\" where you can just fix spelling mistakes and things without bothing to raise issues in the bug tracker. The code maintainers periodically look at the delta that&apos;s built up in that repo and apply it to the main codeline if there&apos;s nothing contentious about the changes.\n\n\n\n\nI like this \"edit directly on the webpage\" idea for that kind of change, because it reduces the effort of making a \"low benefit\" change to virtually nothing. We know that it doesn&apos;t improve the platform in a measurable monetary sense to correct typos in comments, but it&apos;s still good to do because it makes the code looked loved and maintained.","2009-04-24T12:35:34","2009-04-24T12:35:34","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,2263,"Mobile applications",null,"Appliances left on","I want an app that tells me if I have left any appliances on in the house. ","2009-11-02T17:37:32","2009-11-03T17:00:00","SEE-09",0,90.49,"Voting and discussion",15,2]
[null,7988,{"$nulls":3},"Great One !","2010-06-14T20:14:36","2010-06-14T20:14:36","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2365,{"$nulls":3}," I am always leaving the Iron on","2009-11-06T09:48:11","2009-11-06T09:48:11","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2373,{"$nulls":3},"This is probably pretty straightforward to do. You can get current monitoring devices that can publish live current draw for your house (see http://www.pachube.com/feeds/3147) you&#39;d simply need to tie that do a widget that polled (I know :-( )at a sensible rate, or at preset times it knew you&#39;d be out, or something more intricate (no longer detect your home wifi hub, etc) and alert you.\n\nDone.\n","2009-11-06T11:09:32","2009-11-06T11:09:32","cowboycoder",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2757,{"$nulls":3},"The first stage of this is happening http://www.phones4u.co.uk/News/Articles/2009/10/Smart%20Meters/Article.asp and I imagine that eventually this will extend to individual appliances as home automation technology becomes more common.","2009-11-19T12:04:36","2009-11-19T12:04:36","SymsourceTim",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2502,{"$nulls":3},"I think this needs to be an addition. I mean this would seriously benefit people in the long run. money and worries","2009-11-11T19:19:10","2009-11-11T19:19:10","imrancharles",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2302,{"$nulls":3},"This could be an awesome addition to people&#39;s devices, I could see it not only saving people money but also putting their minds at rest while helping the planet!","2009-11-03T17:10:39","2009-11-03T17:10:39","Joe",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2303,{"$nulls":3},"I love this idea and would love to have this app on my phone. I have left the house many times wondering if I have left anything on and having to return home just to make sure.  It would save me a lot of time and energy ;)","2009-11-03T17:14:49","2009-11-03T17:14:49","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3543,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Display SUPPORTS & SCRAPS scores only after the viewer has voted.","Display SUPPORTS &amp; SCRAPS scores only after the viewer has voted just like in all web POLLS.\n\n\n\n\nReasons:\n\n\n\n\n1. Scores will influence the voters decision. If somebody sees an idea with high scraps, there's a big chance he will join the bandwagon.\n\n\n\n\n2. Hiding It will encourage everybody to participate. If he can't decide, there should be a 3rd option that is neutral and only then he can see the scores.\n\n\n\n\n3. It encourages more new members to this site. Unregistered users should be able to vote immediately. But that vote is PENDING unless he fills-up the registration form.","2009-12-15T15:15:46","2009-12-15T15:17:26","BoyBawang",0,41.54,"Voting and discussion",3,3]
[null,3544,{"$nulls":3},"Great idea Boy Bawang :) let's see what others think and I'll speak to Freddie to see if this is something Spigit can implement if it gets voted in.","2009-12-15T15:22:43","2009-12-15T15:42:45","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3555,{"$nulls":3},"I disagree - part of the power of an ideas site is that you see what other people think and are influenced by it. Yes, people will probably be drawn to vote in favour of popular ideas and to ignore unpopular ones, but that might be a better use of their time than simply having no clues about which ideas are considered.","2009-12-15T17:04:54","2009-12-15T17:31:36","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4055,"Mobile applications",null,"Ability To Create And Adjust 8 Band Equalizers In The Music Player","Idea: Give users the ability to create their own equalizer(s), and be able to custom adjust the 8 different bands on it, like we have been able to do on Nokia's for so long, until now.\n\n\n\n\nThis idea originally began as a call to Symbian to retain something a  lot of us know and love; the customizable equalizers in the music  player. Little did I know, it was a Nokia specific feature. Now I'd like  to make it a Symbian specific feature.\n\n\n\n\nNo other OS has this feature, and now, S^3 from Nokia no longer has it. Some users might think it's a pointless feature, but it has proved to make all the difference in the world when it comes to how things sound, and being able to get the sound that you're looking for. Plus, there is nothing better than for users to have the option of being able to fine tune the sound to their liking. Everybody likes options right?","2010-01-01T22:18:38","2010-10-08T11:19:00","NseriesFreak7",0,100,"Expert review",61,0]
[null,4058,{"$nulls":3},"Douglas,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI love that this is an IDEA which says, \"HEY, you are doing something way better than the rest.....Keep it up!\"\n\n\n\n\nI support keeping a great feature and your IDEA!","2010-01-02T01:41:10","2010-01-02T01:41:10","ginau",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4311,"Mobile applications",null,"Managing your &quot;virtual&quot; mobile workspace from your PC/mac workspace","During everybody's working day on the computer we will be adding a number of alerts, notifications, events, checklists, phone calls to take place, emails to be sent etc. It is an epic pain in the behind to add these things to your mobile phone separately. Of course there are calendar and email syncing platforms, but there is a number of other things as well you would like to do from the computer - managing your mobile phone in general. Why would there not be a \"virtual mobile workspace\" which would allow you to manage your mobile phone even when you don't have it on your hand?","2010-01-12T02:56:03","2010-01-12T02:56:03","HerraHuu",0,100,"Voting and discussion",16,0]
[null,4806,{"$nulls":3},"iPhone has mobileme.  It is a virtual cloud which has a secure connection which updates your mobile and PC through mobileme.  The calendars, contacts, schedules, mobiles files and a bunch of other information is managed in a \"secure\" way and it updates in realtime.\n\n\n\n\nIt also has the ability to upload and download large files for private sharing.....art, music, videos, business documents.....etc.....\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThis would be great for Symbian devices!","2010-01-24T08:12:50","2010-01-24T08:12:50","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4595,{"$nulls":3},"This has already been done with the Nokia Mobile Web Server software/service, and the FineWS mobile web server/service. The only issue with both is the need to go over the web to connect, though, if you were using software such as Joikuspot - which turns your mobile device into a Wi-Fi router - then you'd have the ability to simply access the mobile's information over that mobile web server without doing anything more than going to the IP address of your mobile when the attending PC is sitting on that router's connection.","2010-01-18T16:28:48","2010-01-18T16:28:48","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7639,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Keyboard","Please do something with the keyboard. It should appear on top of the application but not that small that you need to use stylus. Maybe inspire with the Opera Mobile keyboard.","2010-05-20T13:34:52","2010-05-20T13:34:52","tunklt",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,8151,"Mobile functionality",null,"Dial a name as in .tel domain name, not a number should be possible"," \n\n\n\n\nThe .tel domains that are now launched:\n\n\n\n\n\"The purpose of the \"tel\" gTLD is to provide a global system for translating telephone numbers into the Internet address information necessary to support all forms in Internet-Telephony applications\"\n\n\n\n\nhttp://www.icann.org/en/meetings/yokohama/eoi8.htm\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nRecently the new .tel domain name was released and it would be very cool if you could use it by default with symbian phones. \n\n\n\n\nSo that if someone gave you their .tel you would instantly be able to call it without launching the web browser. And perhaps also get the avatar picture up and into the phonebook.\n\n\n\n\nIf the .tel has several phone numbers you should be able to select from them.\n\n\n\n\nIts about time, old telephone numbers can be replaced by names, that is easy to remember. Just like IP numbers was replaced by domain names.\n\n\n\n\nAnd with .tels you would never have to update a phone number, since if someone has a .tel its updated in the domain instead.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nHere are some .tel info:\n\n\n\n\nThe Icann vision:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://www.icann.org/en/meetings/yokohama/eoi8.htm\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nTelnic:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://www.telnic.com/\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nArticle\n\n\n\n\nhttp://www.ecommercetimes.com/story/Social-Media-Revolution-Will-Be-Tel-evised-66510.html?wlc=1277910818\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-07-01T18:03:53","2010-07-04T09:26:21","spline",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,9687,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Live Wallpaper based on location, weather, time and date","Live wallpaper idea is good and i like it but what i have in mind is to include location, weather, time and date in live wallpaper concept. An example should clarify the idea:\n\n\n\n\nI'm living in south Iran next to beach. today September 27th sun rose at 5:35 and will set at 5:40. there is no cloud in the sky but with fog in early hours of day. on my cell phone's home screen i have a live wallpaper showing the sun changing its position with sun's actual position and a view of the sea completing the picture.  based on where you are or what is the time/date or how is the weather, wallpaper changes. off course it may use GPS and internet and it's not necessarily sun and moon. you could be driving and closing to a town and based on GPS data wallpaper will show buildings and structures.\n\n\n\n\nwallpaper data could be normally entered too like city name or latitude, holidays, special events, weather and ... .","2010-09-27T13:12:43","2010-09-27T15:13:36","md92h",0,0,"Closed",1,0]
[null,9690,{"$nulls":3},"I agree with the idea, but it is very similar to what has already been posted here. It really is well past time for such an enhancement, wasting widgets on this information makes little sense to me if this is possible.","2010-09-27T15:01:33","2010-09-27T15:40:32","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10711,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","&quot;Remember my response&quot; as an option in every pop-up","You need to add \"remember my response\" as an option to EVERY dialog box  and pop-up in Symbian^3, including the idiotic security pop-ups about allowing a network connection and defining an access point every time I use applications such as Ovi Maps, Nokia Blog, or anything that requires an internet connection.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI have an unlimited 3G data plan - let me decide if I want to connect automatically. Please.","2010-12-12T21:42:14","2010-12-12T21:42:14","blokey",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,2264,"Mobile applications",null,"Feeding pets while on holiday","I want an app that will feed my cat while I am on holiday","2009-11-02T17:43:54","2010-06-15T11:05:26","annabelc",0,20.96,"Closed",1,6]
[null,5386,{"$nulls":3},"How would it work??? This site is for ideas improving symbian, not making strange machines to feed cats!","2010-02-10T13:07:48","2010-02-10T13:07:48","ESA1996",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5390,{"$nulls":3},"Maybe not on the phone itself, but what if you create a feeding device that can be controlled from your phone? A couple of years ago I saw a Japanese, phone-controlled, child minder. The little robot would play games with children (quizzes) and parents could monitor them via phone using a camera in the robot's eyes and talk to the children through the robot by treating it as a phone and calling it.","2010-02-10T14:56:06","2010-02-10T14:56:06","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5392,{"$nulls":3},"Or maybe Annabel wants Tamagotchi style cats ;)","2010-02-10T15:57:35","2010-02-10T15:57:35","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5407,{"$nulls":3},"Though I give this one creativity points.....including to you Freddie :P.......\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nUnless SF is going to develop some new devices which are in combination with this, my suggestion is to close this or refine it, so we can actually make something. \n\n\n\n\n Annabellec could you please explain this IDEA further, or to help us understand what you want?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-10T21:04:49","2010-02-10T21:04:49","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5433,{"$nulls":3},"Annabellec :- this look more like developing A DEVICE which operates Via Symbian Device- It seems you need an interface with Symbian and other Electronic device using Bluetooth ,Wi-Fi or GSM. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nPlease explain!","2010-02-11T09:39:12","2010-02-11T09:39:12","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2776,"Mobile functionality","User interface","disable auto-screen-rotate when phone is in use","most people hold their phones against their heads when they talk on them without a headset.  heads are movable objects and when speaking on the phone auto-screen-rotate is often triggered.  in this use case, the auto-screen-rotate should be temporarily disabled.  \n\n\n\ntest this on your phone:  on my N97 for example, i can call into my voicemail and cover the proximity sensor with my thumb.  the screen turns off.  rotate the phone, uncover the proximity sensor and the screen has already rotated.\n\n\n\nthe idea behind the proximity sensor is that while in use, you aren't controlling what presses up against the screen - so disable accidental input.  so i should see the phone in the same orientation when i take it away from my face and again look at it.  typically, this is not the case, and instead my phone is wasting power trying to rotate a screen i'm not looking at, and runs a 50/50 chance of causing the interface to be organized differently when i'm ready to look at it again.","2009-11-19T18:02:37","2010-10-14T10:22:43","bitflung",0,100,"Expert review",37,0]
[null,4374,{"$nulls":3},"i totally support this idea!\n\n\n\n\nin addition, automatic screen rotation could be turned off while the screen is locked. how many times have i unlocked my satio screen and it was tilted the wrong way!! up to now, we only have the option to generally turn off menu rotation.\n\n\n\n\nthis would probably save some battery life when the phone is carried around in a bag.","2010-01-13T16:01:47","2010-01-13T16:01:47","cee_ess",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10135,{"$nulls":3},"i support it","2010-10-11T21:13:18","2010-10-11T21:13:18","nitrous18",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10226,{"$nulls":3},"There are many ideas like this, that have min. 30 votes but are still not in \"expert view\". Before they vanish tomorrow when the system is changed, I bring them back to top, hoping, that they will get \"expert-view\"-status in time, before they vanish.","2010-10-14T10:09:26","2010-10-14T10:09:26","Tim.Linde",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6872,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Immediately type our thought at the homescreen before we might forget it.","After typing, only then you will choose the specific application for that word such as:\n\n\n\n\n1. continue as new SMS\n\n\n\n\n2. continue as new NOTE\n\n\n\n\n3. continue as new TASK\n\n\n\n\n4. define it in dictionary\n\n\n\n\n5. translate it to any language\n\n\n\n\n6. compute with calculator\n\n\n\n\n7. convert to other unit\n\n\n\n\n8. save as new contact or new number\n\n\n\n\n9. and many more!\n\n\n\n\nThe above list should filter depending on what you typed. For example if you typed numbers, only calculator, converter and smart dialing suggestions will show.\n\n\n\n\nOf course, the standard Global Search and smart dialing should work at the same time with the above functions.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThe point here is you type immediately what you think rather  than perform many steps first to look for the specific program in the menus.. tap..tap..tap.... loading wait..... and only then you can start typing.... But forget the thought in the process.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nNOTE:  This is a repost of my previous idea (here) that many didn't get.  Please delete it admins.","2010-04-01T07:16:14","2010-04-02T08:27:39","BoyBawang",0,100,"Voting and discussion",8,0]
[null,7002,{"$nulls":3},"OMG!!! Samsung will implement a similar idea to their upcoming Super Android Phone; Galaxy S!!\n\n\n\n\nI will Quote:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nOther Key Features\n\n\n\n\nDaily Briefing: Offers instant access to weather, news, stocks, and the  scheduler.\n\n\n\n\nAll Share: Enables inter-device connectivity via DLNA (Digtal Living  Network Alliance) technology.\n\n\n\n\nHome Cradle: Enables use as a digital photo frame, table clock,  calendar, and music station.\n\n\n\n\nWrite and go: Jot down an idea first and later decide on a format such  as SMS/ MMS, email, calendar or memo.\n\n\n\n\nSwype: Provides fast and easy way to input text on screen while  on-the-move.\n\n\n\n\nThinkFree: Apps to view and edit Microsoft Office 2007 documents.\n\n\n\n\nSmart Alarm: Wakes up with a natural alarm sound and automatically  turned-on display light.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nNow, I'm jealous about Android and even consider getting one. But I'm happy that a giant company appreciates such concept.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-04-08T03:09:47","2010-04-08T03:29:42","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8064,{"$nulls":3},"This idea works best if unified with global search.  They can work on the same text entry without conflict.  Both can work together and show each of their hints as you type.","2010-06-21T05:37:45","2010-06-21T05:37:45","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10368,{"$nulls":3},"The new Palm Pre 2 by HP PALM has just implemented a similar idea (as of October 2010). They call it \"Just type\".   Did they steal my idea here?","2010-10-23T00:14:23","2010-10-23T00:14:23","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10424,{"$nulls":3},"May be.","2010-11-03T10:54:32","2010-11-03T10:54:31","planeti_x",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6877,{"$nulls":3},"You seem to have missed out the most important one. Dial number/named contact.","2010-04-01T13:30:56","2010-04-01T15:20:07","cowboycoder",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6894,{"$nulls":3},"seems like a decent idea if implemented correctly. Not exactly sure how that would be done along with smart dialing and regular dialing","2010-04-02T06:14:04","2010-04-02T08:36:13","eddieliang16",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6902,{"$nulls":3},"This would seem like something that S^3 and upward could use as the current S^1 devices don't have the ability to have text-interactive widgets on the homescreen. Would be a good idea though - and this further takes the idea of a widget homescreen to replacing an application launcher for these kinds of tasks.","2010-04-02T13:09:58","2010-04-02T13:09:58","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7640,"Symbian Foundation",null,"Cooperation with Google","Try to increase the communication with Google. I know they are rivals but still a lot of Google stuff run with ease on Apple Iphone (also rival) and just a small amount works with ease on Symbian. I think it is just as simple as adding the Symbian Broswwer UserAgentID to the Google Mobile website because the browser is capable of viewing the same sites as Iphone.","2010-05-20T13:39:46","2010-05-20T13:39:46","tunklt",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,2009,"Mobile applications",null,"Find people with similiar Interests in Range, Dating support","This App makes you find people with same interests in range. For this it makes an interview with you to get some information about what you just like, enter some buzzwords. Also personal information about you can be entered if you like.\nThen it publishes your location to a webserver which can find people matchin to you in range. Or it looks in the bluetooth or WLAN neigbourhood for someone.\nIf a match is found, (e.g. some similiar buzzwords) then it informs you.\nthe partner can agree in coming in contact with you by chatting or even exchanging photos.\nUsecases are not only for dating but also finding friends with the same hobbies which are not very common esp. if you are new in town. \nOr to find one to talk about your specific stuff.\nImagine you are lost on a businesstrip in the evening at a boring bar and like to talk about your foodball club, or your symbian programming ideas, or &micro;Controller developments, fishing, cars, Energy, Climate change, Obama, or NASDAQ, ... whatever. Maybe someone with the same ideas is just next to you. But who would ask all people in range if they want to talk to one?\nLooots of usecases are possible with this.\nOf course also for dating this is nice, if you are alone. With this app you can first have a look at the other parties profile and what he/she has written and then agree in looking for him/her. Means of information exchange can be GSM, WLAN, Bluetooth, Internet.","2009-10-27T18:14:17","2010-06-14T19:55:22","Captayne",0,58.38,"Closed",2,3]
[null,7985,{"$nulls":3},"check this out - http://www.symbiantweet.com/nokia-research-center-presents-nokia-instant-community","2010-06-14T19:55:08","2010-06-14T19:55:08","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2010,{"$nulls":3},"... with &quot;in range&quot; I have meant an adjustable radius. The devices can detect this with the integraded GPS or the mobile cells, where they are booked in.\nor just bluetooth or WLAN range.","2009-10-27T18:15:57","2009-10-27T18:15:57","Captayne",{"$nulls":3},0,1]
[null,2265,"Mobile functionality",null,"Decrease the extent to which phones are menu driven","I want my phone to be less menu driven","2009-11-02T17:47:24","2010-07-18T17:23:53","SEE-09",0,100,"Closed",4,0]
[null,2273,{"$nulls":3},"I support this idea, and have proposed this previously to this idea as one way to look at doing it: http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=1558","2009-11-03T04:40:36","2009-11-03T04:40:36","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4569,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Let the community select a new free font for Symbian","Many people are unhappy with the default Symbian font. While we can't control which font the OEMs will use for their Symbian phones, providing a nice free font with the platform at least improves chances that it will make it onto devices.\n\n\n\n\nIf nothing else, having a beautiful, well tested font in the emulator will mean that end users can install it later.\n\n\n\n\nI propose we launch a competition to have the community find and test out a suitable font for Symbian.","2010-01-18T10:38:20","2010-10-09T16:36:57","teknolog",0,94.58,"Expert review",31,2]
[null,9743,{"$nulls":3},"Thats looks great! ","2010-09-29T17:56:19","2010-09-29T17:56:19","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4627,{"$nulls":3},"In case anyone didn't know, the Symbian platform ships with the Deja Vu fonts. The Monotype S60 fonts are supplied under the R&amp;D license, which is normally unpacked as well (so both fonts are present).\n\n\n\n\nThe code requests something which matches the S60 fonts better, so most people see the S60 fonts.\n\n\n\n\nTry removing the files which are delivered in bin_rndonly_monotype.zip (epoc32\\release\\winscw\\udeb\\z\\resource\\fonts\\*s60*), and see the difference. The characters look a bit different, and in some places the different size of the text causes wrapping or truncation.","2010-01-19T14:51:45","2010-01-19T14:51:45","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4572,{"$nulls":3},"Sounds like a good idea, but I think people need to also realise that this isn't as easy as picking something \"cool looking\" from 1001fonts.com.\n\n\n\n\nText strings throughout the entire UI would need to be checked for each font to ensure that nothing is getting cropped because characters (or spacing between them) is slightly wider than on the previous font. I suppose that could possibly be automated if there's the appropriate hooks in the UI rendering code - but the point is, it's something that should be done for any new default fonts.\n\n\n\n\nAlso, as many international scripts as possible must be supported: Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Cyrillic, Arabic etc etc. Not having those would severely limit the international reach of any devices using the font.\n\n\n\n\nFinally, I'm not an expert, but I've heard that a fair bit of tweaking to the character graphics goes on to ensure that they render and, more importantly, read well on the screen. Here's a bit about the considerations that went into some of the fonts in Windows: http://www.will-harris.com/verdana-georgia.htm When you consider the amount of characters involved to support (at least) the major international scripts you begin to realise that this can be a *big* job.\n\n\n\n\nDon't get me wrong, I'm all for people finding/making/tweaking fonts for Symbian so that users have a wider choice. I just don't want people to underestimate the effort it involved.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-18T11:47:27","2010-01-18T11:47:27","cirrus",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4577,{"$nulls":3},"I want to know if this is a real problem. To me the current font seems fine, although admittedly I have little in the way of aesthetic sense in that direction.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI asked this question on twitter, and got no critical responses. I'm starting to wonder if this is actually a real problem, or just a bandwagon of \"me-too\" complaints from people determined to be negative. Can someone explain to me, possibly with picture examples exactly what the problem is? We need a clear idea of the problem before we can solve it. And if the problem boils down to \"I don't like the current one for reasons of personal taste\", then it seems totally insoluble.","2010-01-18T12:54:31","2010-02-28T06:17:22","cdavies",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4578,{"$nulls":3},"i think if we support this idea would be better\n\n\n\n\nhttp://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=4458\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-18T13:19:24","2010-01-18T13:25:41","et3rnal",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4588,{"$nulls":3},"Few fonts are Free enough for Open Source distribution. There are the Bitstream Vera/DejaVu fonts, which I believe Red Hat paid a large sum of money for the open-sourcing thereof, and the Liberation fonts, notable for being metric-identical to Microsoft fonts, which isn't necessary on a phone and when you want full Unicode you have a more limited choice.\n\n\n\n\nThe best bet in my research is the Droid family of fonts, designed expressly for mobile devices, but also made free by the generosity of \"a competitor\".","2010-01-18T14:55:28","2010-01-18T14:56:37","crb",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4590,{"$nulls":3},"Voting against. After all, even though it might not win any beauty contests (according to some minor-yet-vocal people), there's nothing wrong with the current fonts implemented by Nokia on their current handsets, or supplied in our development kits. Of course, nobody purchases a phone just to admire the typography, and OEMs (including Nokia) tend to supply their own fonts.","2010-01-18T15:08:47","2010-01-19T10:17:31","vmlemon",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9710,{"$nulls":3},"I support idea","2010-09-28T13:35:28","2010-09-28T13:35:28","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4591,{"$nulls":3},"I say, let's have a competition and vote on the best one.... http://fontstruct.fontshop.com/fontstructor","2010-01-18T15:30:33","2010-01-18T15:30:33","jamesm",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,7129,"Mobile functionality",null,"Copy, paste","Copy/Paste function. copy text from anywhere like web, text message and e-mail to anywhere. so we can text an HTML link.","2010-04-18T09:14:22","2010-04-18T09:14:22","Jon1023",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,7264,{"$nulls":3},"Please elaborate your Idea a bit more. - And yes we can Text an HTML link - You can Email it , Send Via SMS, Via Blourtooth and even Share it on Ovi.","2010-04-26T18:37:43","2010-04-26T18:37:43","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8665,"Mobile applications",null,"Planetarium","He buscado y no he encontrado un programa realmente util con el que pueda ver las constelaciones o informaci&oacute;n acerca de astronom&iacute;a, y si tienes en cuenta el hardware de un equipo reciente, como un N97, si tienes el GPS, el magnetometro para la br&uacute;jula digital, el sensor de aceleracion midiendo el angulo con respecto a la horizontal, puedes con c&aacute;lculos relativamente sencillos, apuntar el tel&eacute;fono al cielo hacia una estrella y averiguar que estrella es, y con un click, acceder a Internet para tener mas datos de dicha estrella, solo necesitar&iacute;as mapas estelares decentes como los de la ESA(Agencia Espacial Europea por las siglas en ingles), integrarlos con la informacion del GPS, el magnetometro y el acelerometro....\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nFor those who dont speak spanish...\n\n\n\n\nThe idea is to create a program that with the use of the camera, the aceleromether, the magnetomether and the GPS, you could point the camera to a star and know what star is, its a little hard, but some telescopes can do that.\n\n\n\n\nAnd is like a tool for \"amateur astronomers\" and also a educative tool, of course.","2010-08-03T16:30:10","2010-08-03T19:08:57","Luismjaimes86",0,100,"Voting and discussion",3,0]
[null,8667,{"$nulls":3},"Sure....What does iPad do. This seems do-able and I will leave this to the community.\n\n\n\n\nThe translation here is to create a star or constellation program which could be reflective of your GPS position. Luis please correct me if I am wrong.\n\n\n\n\nI kind of like the educational tool.","2010-08-03T16:41:33","2010-08-03T19:29:55","ginau",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2266,"Mobile applications",null,"News feed","I want an app that fees me news that I am interested in","2009-11-02T17:49:20","2010-06-14T20:05:31","SEE-09",0,0,"Closed",0,0]
[null,5082,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Help improve IDEAs site.  Take action on YOUR old or non-moving IDEAs.","Hello everyone,\n\n\n\n\nThe SF moderator group is trying to improve this site every day.  This takes effort by us and by the community.\n\n\n\n\nIf you have an IDEA which has not received much attention, is old or may need clarification.  Please revisit it and make one of the following actions:\n\n\n\n\n1) Bring it back up to the community with clarification so you may get interest and votes.\n\n\n\n\n2) Comment on your IDEA, so it comes back through and the SF community can vote appropriately.\n\n\n\n\n3) Write in your IDEA comment field that you would like the IDEA closed and select, \"submit\".\n\n\n\n\n4) Contact one of the SF moderators and let them know that you would like your IDEA closed. \n\n\n\n\nWe appreciate your cooperation on this matter, as this site needs to be cleaned up.\n\n\n\n\nWe are giving people notice to take action and to help make this easier for all. \n\n\n\n\nIf you do not take action on your IDEA, than we will begin closing ALL SPAM, IDEAs which have not had any positive voting action for 30 days or more, IDEAs which people would like closed out.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIdeally, there will be a file system to ensure that older IDEAs are accounted for, but not lost forever. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIDEA trending and refinements to IDEAs will start being indentified and placed under the appropriate intial IDEA so focus groups and technical/business leaders can help make our IDEAs become products.\n\n\n\n\nWe appreciate help with making your IDEAs either acted upon, refined or closed.  Thank you in advance for your cooperation.\n\n\n\n\nBR, The SF Moderator Team......Susana Posada, GU Smith, Fakhre Alam, Antoine RJ Wright","2010-01-31T15:13:14","2010-05-05T17:28:59","ginau",0,100,"Closed",4,0]
[null,5087,{"$nulls":3},"I am totally agree with you Gina-  \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI have some thing more in this step:- http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=5086","2010-01-31T17:18:44","2010-01-31T17:18:44","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5090,{"$nulls":3},"Hi!\n I suggest that any Idea closed under this 30 day rule should still be accessible to its author in the user profile (Invisible to others.)   Some many not be able to get back in 30 days.   He may still use it as reference for an improved version with more convincing description.  Or simply give an option to renew a closed idea.\n\n\n\n\nthanks\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nEDIT: I also suggest an option to remove our own thread so each one can help cleaning.","2010-01-31T17:43:28","2010-02-16T02:00:48","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5850,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","prevent accidental call rejection by red button","It would be very functionall if there is a small app that prevents rejection of incoming call in very first few 1/10s of second. How many times did it happen to everyone while typing on your phone you pressed red button at the same time you saw incoming call but too late to react.","2010-02-23T14:26:01","2010-02-23T14:26:01","zlac66",0,37.12,"Voting and discussion",3,2]
[null,5851,{"$nulls":3},"This is probably why Nokia have updated the behaviour in the OS to require a 'swipe' motion when an incoming call is recieved. Your idea has already been implemented - sorry :(","2010-02-23T14:31:57","2010-02-23T14:48:30","brendand",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5855,{"$nulls":3},"Hmm, yes. I don't think the whole thing works very well then - how do you indicate that the hang-up key is disabled?","2010-02-23T14:51:37","2010-02-23T21:07:48","brendand",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7130,"Mobile applications",null,"Netflix","Netflix application to watch a full movies on the go, anytime, anywhere where there is an internet connection.","2010-04-18T09:20:32","2010-04-18T09:29:35","Jon1023",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,8922,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Symbian Cloud Computing","Symbian shall be respond to cloud computing right now before other rival start the new trend. Since Symbian and Meego Working very closely with Nokia and it is open source. It is much better for both platform integrated and extended as part of cloud computing.\nFew solutions we could working on:\n(1) : Fully integrated with Meego based NetBook via cloud computing technology\n     - To extend mobile computing towards unlimited of processing power, memory storage, client server networking, flexible business process, etc. where could be connected through WIFI, Bluetooth, 3G Internet, proprietary radio frequency or other possibility.\n(2) : Fully integrated with Meego based Handset via cloud computing technology\n     - To extend more interactive communication like chatting (voice / text) with accessing or exchange media, sharing streaming (video / sound / picture / screen), remote access app collaboratively, forming personal mobile private networking (3G Internet / WIFI / Bluetooth), Information Exchangeable for contact or result produced by mobile app, redirecting capabilities for camera, GPS, Internet connection, Incoming Call, and other type of redirecting, etc.\n(3) : Fully integrated with Meego based devices via cloud computing technology\n     - To extend features purpose from or to devices like In-Vehicle devices (Car dashboard / GPS / Car Player), home electronics (TV / Game Console / HiFi / Media Player / Smart Home Command Controller / House Security Device / Fridge / Washing Machine / Digital Photo Frame / etc.) Connected through 3G Internet, WIFI, Bluetooth, Proprietary radio frequency or other possibility.\n(4) : Fully integrated with other Operating System (Android / Linux / WebOS / WinMobile / Others) based devices via cloud computing technology\n     - To taking control over devices for remotely control, sharing media, accessing data, and other capability where connect through WIFI, Bluetooth, 3G Internet, proprietary radio frequency or other possibility.\n(5) : Managing all other electronic devices with our fingertips","2010-08-22T00:04:56","2010-08-22T00:04:55","lawrence27",0,85.11,"Voting and discussion",6,1]
[null,8923,{"$nulls":3},"@ As the market leading, we shall start innovation future\n\nThis idea should not be duplicate with some other similar ideas because this is entire solutions for cloud computing capability by Symbian.\n\nThe future smart phone shall be equals to mobile computing..\n\nSharing Stream between mobile is very interesting..\n\nthe world is changing very fast! many possible can be happen with Cloud Computing!\n\n\n\n\nWe  shall be here to contribute our ideas and though for better future,   This topic eventually will be bring out. Why not we discuss now..\n\n\n@ Vision Concepts\n\nYou can also see Nokia Vision of 2015 concept where most of the things mention here...","2010-08-22T00:14:50","2010-10-15T16:07:14","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9178,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","APPEAL/REQUEST to all users of SYMBIAN IDEAS! Please Vote!","Hi community,\n\n\n\n\nI think it's time to move and start to actively participate on Symbian Ideas.\n\n\n\n\nLet see at the stats\n\n\n\n\n\nVoting and discussion (1083)\n\n\nExpert review (66)\n\n\nMake it happen! (6)\n\n\nBeing done (13)\n\n\nDone! (46)\n\n\n\n\n\nClosed (431)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThis is not something good for us. Only a few projects were done.\n\n\n\n\nThere are a lot of great ideas which were not  supported by you.\n\n\n\n\nSo I ask you to vote for good ideas even if this not really convinces you, but still we have change to achieve something new. Our request may come true.\n\n\n\n\nBut I see that really small group of people participates in community.\n\n\n\n\nThis should be changed, because in that way Symbian Ideas service is unnecessary. It it is created we have to use it. So vote for projects please!\n\n\n\n\nRemember that 30 votes are needed at 1st Stage!\n\n\n\n\nRegards","2010-08-29T08:44:30","2010-09-01T11:15:52","superfly86",0,100,"Closed",2,0]
[null,10714,"Mobile applications",null,"Contacts bar 5730xm to other S60v3 FP2"," \n\n\n\n\nplease symbian create contacs bar application .","2010-12-13T10:01:30","2010-12-13T10:01:30","tomy",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,475,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","Symbian Ambassadors programme to succeed S60 Ambassadors","The S60 Ambassadors programme, which used to run on S60.com, built up quite a nice following among end users, thanks to its mixture of community interaction and occasional prizes (low-price things like t-shirts, USB thumb drives, mini desk fans, mobile app activation codes etc) with a very good staff overseeing the whole thing and interacting with the participants.\n\n\n\n\nI think it&apos;s best summed up by their farewell blog post:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://blogs.s60.com/2009/04/s60-ambassador-program-is-ending\n\n\n\n\nHere&apos;s a brief extract from the post:\n\n\n\n\n\"It&rsquo;s been hardly a year since the Ambassador site launched - and what a journey it has been! Over 21 thousand Ambassadors signed up, we ran 9 campaigns, and heard from you all via nearly 6000 personal accounts you&rsquo;ve submitted. Such colorful reports they have been too! We can&rsquo;t thank you enough for all that passion, effort and enthusiasm you have bestowed upon us. Rest assured that every one of those reports have been personally read and responded to by one of us here on the Ambassador team. The insights gained from them have been valuable and they will continue to be used as valuable input in our ongoing product and service development efforts.\"\n\n\n\n\nIs there any chance of this work continuing (perhaps with the same staff?) through the Symbian Foundation?\n\n\n\n\nA Symbian Ambassadors programme (or something similar) could be a good way to launch a consumer Symbian site.\n\n\n\n\nAn Ambassadors programme would also be something that allows end users without any technical knowledge to get involved with Symbian.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nJust as an example of the buzz even simple rewards can generate, here&apos;s the reaction on the N-Gage user forums to prizes being dished out to the people who wrote the best/most reports for the S60 Ambassador programme:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://forums.arena.n-gage.com/nokia/board/message?board.id=10&amp;thread.id=136800&amp;view=by_date_ascending&amp;page=1","2009-05-05T16:06:25","2010-03-04T13:28:04","adetaylor",0,97.22,"Being done",46,2]
[null,1552,{"$nulls":3},"I was lucky enough to be a part of the S60 Ambassadors program for 7 months as an Ambassdor Relations Specialist. Working under Dan Shugrue, I, along with a few others, was tasked with personally reading, processing, and responding to every single report that was gathered. Most of what has been said here is true, but there are a few points that I'd like to add:\n\n\n\n\n1. The point of the program was to get people talking about S60. The program was based loosely on the BzzAgent program, and one of the key factors is that the 'prizes' were meant to be insignificant. Most of our active Ambassadors were genuinely excited about S60 and how they use it in their lives, and were usually already sharing with friends and family about S60. The Ambassador program only gave them somewhat of a 'bragging board' where they could show off how much they talked about the platform.\n\n\n\n\n2. I definitely like this idea for the Symbian Foundation, as it could really be used to help transition the Symbian brand into consumers' minds. The target Ambassador wasn't a blogger, or even an active online person - it was more targeting 'normobs' who had S60 devices and encouraged them to show those to their friends. In fact, minimal 'points' were received for blog posts, reviews, etc (because likely, those will be written anyways, and read anyways). Rather, the S60 Ambassadors program was designed specifically to reach out to those folks who were not already being reached by WOM World or Nokia Blogger Relations. For instance, how many of your friends/neighbors/co-workers (well, maybe not co-workers for David Wood, lol) have iPhones, and how many of them love to show you the latest app they found on the app store, or whatever other discovery? They're the offline, but very vocal consumers.\n\n\n\n\nI would love to participate in this movement in any way possible.","2009-08-16T18:59:02","2009-08-16T18:59:02","symbianguru",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2578,{"$nulls":3},"I would like to add to the commentary and positive aspects of the S60 Ambassador Program....My Ambassador name was Rachaelsmom....I was number 1 in the United States for many of the competitions,and WOM marketing does work.  The incentives were nice (shirts, game codes, prizes, flash drives, market testing new phone models and applications and more)..I actually find it sad that there are any negative comments about this program at all...Yes, a few people plagarised...They were caught and kicked out...The program worked and worked well, as it made people excited to show off YOUR products and talk about them in a modern fashion (a real life story on your website with limited words-a mini blog/snippet). This was also a forum for &quot;the faithful&quot; to see what cool things others were doing with their phone and we learned and educated each other by writing our experiences. This perpetuated usage and bragging about YOUR products! Additionally,feedback and competitions from YOUR very excited technical folks from the S60 Ambassador Program made the program interesting and exciting. (Dan S, Kristin, Fahkre, Mike M,Rick etc)  The S60 Ambassador Program, also help YOUR users help sell YOUR products as we were very happy to talk about OUR great experiences and YOUR great products. In the US, high-end Nokias are not well known, and I  was provided a platform (S60 Ambassador) to not just application &amp; product test, but, I sold more Nokia&#39;s by bragging about YOUR phone that YOU gave me or that I owned,and help you gain access to my techie, accessibility, legal, executive and pharma exec friends who otherwise would have never heard of your products.  If you were to start the program, I would be interested in being an Ambassador again and product testing with newer models....You want to sell your products...The community was there and the willingness of your very faithful consumers to brag about various great features of a phone model was contagious and competition breeds improvement. You were getting direct feedback from the market who is using YOUR product and that is invaluable...It was a terrible day when the S60 Ambassador Program was abruptly stopped..If you bring it back,it would be welcomed, but, please do not forget those who made the program, and if they are still with Nokia, it would be nice to have them involved, as they had a fan following of their own...Cheers, Rachaelsmom (US Nokia S60 Ambassador)....","2009-11-15T03:27:03","2009-11-15T03:27:03","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1561,{"$nulls":3},"Pretty much has already been said on this subject, but yeah, I do miss The S60 Ambassador program, and there certainly is a void to fill in this respect.  I too would welcome with open arms a Symbian Ambassador program of some description for sure.!","2009-08-17T05:30:26","2009-08-17T05:30:26","Micky",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,802,{"$nulls":3},"Is there any more interest in this? It&apos;s been stuck at one vote short of the 9 needed for quite a while now...\n\n\n\n\nThis kind of scheme is SO cheap to implement and potentially has great dividends, it&apos;s worth at least trying it out IMHO. And we already have a model for how to do it thanks to S60 ambassadors.","2009-05-29T15:31:12","2009-06-06T00:13:01","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,554,{"$nulls":3},"6000 reports most likely didn&apos;t come from 6000 different persons. Earlier someone mentioned 90-9-1 rule, something like 90 persons just observe silently, 9 persons comment and 1 persons offer new ideas. Also wondering how exactly those reports were used...\n\n\n\n\nAs PR and Marketing effort the ambassador program seems about best possible use of limited budget. People volunteer their contact info, volunteer to test and comment requested apps and services, volunteer to go around and talk about their passion to family, friends and even strangers. Amazing! Then add some low-monetary-value but highly appreciated prizes, which people would again volunteer to show and wear in public on their own time, for free! What could be better :)\n\n\n\n\nSeriously, I think this is one of the best \"open source\" ideas here. Lots of positive points, however requires some dedicated people to keep it running.","2009-05-12T01:40:24","2009-05-12T08:29:55","JOM",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,559,{"$nulls":3},"Just a touch of anecdotal evidence here:\n\n\n\n\nI was just at the house of a friend-of-a-friend, and had to look up an address so I started going through the address book on my Nokia 5800. Totally unprovoked,  the f-o-a-f asked \"what the heck is that? why is the screen so big?\" followed by lots and lots of questions about the phone. They were absolutely amazed by it, they&apos;d never seen one before in real life, so I let them have a go on it themselves. They asked the price, I told them, and they didn&apos;t realise that smartphones were so cheap nowadays. By the time I left they&apos;d decided to get one, and were sitting at the computer searching for shops that sold 5800s.\n\n\n\n\nSo simply seeing a Symbian device in action was able to provoke someone to purchase one for themselves, even though they saw it by accident.\n\n\n\n\nIf a Symbian Ambassadors programme can encourage people simply to show others Symbian devices in action I&apos;m sure there would be a lot of purchases, which would then provoke further purchases etc. And the same would go for the services on the devices.\n\n\n\n\nAlso, if anyone from a manufacturer is reading this, it shows the importance of showing the actual product in action in your advertising. So many electronics adverts now don&apos;t actually show the gadget itself, they just show some rubbish metaphorical visuals, whereas what actually sells stuff is a full demonstration of what a product does and how much it costs. Apple are often credited with marketing nous, but they always use a simple straightforward product demonstration as the centrepiece of their advertising, along with a clear price label. They&apos;re the same basic principles that e.g. supermarket adverts operate on: show what the product does, show the price, show where it can be bought.","2009-05-12T15:29:38","2009-05-12T15:29:38","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},4,0]
[null,1072,{"$nulls":3},"Personally, this is a great rebirth of a successful idea.\n\n\n\n\nHowever, to weed out those just needing a temporary phone for 2wks, a questionairre or survey should be done to determine an ambassadors usuage, needs, wants BEFORE granting such a Symbian phone. Consequently, another review &amp; survey should be done and submitted to understand those needs/goals if met and geared so that only users of the device would have answers to.","2009-06-14T09:53:33","2009-06-14T09:53:33","Prom1",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,4913,{"$nulls":3},"This idea is being implemented as the Symbian Messenger program (plus a related kudos program). Both due to launch later this year.","2010-01-26T15:37:22","2010-02-25T05:37:04","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,2630,{"$nulls":3},"u got my vote... this sounds great :P","2009-11-16T18:09:09","2009-11-16T18:09:09","anirudh",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4248,{"$nulls":3},"This is great idea indeed, I really hope that it will be realized... I used nickname highdiver, and I was no.1 Ambassador in Serbia, and I was very proud of it (as a matter of fact, I still am).\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\np.s. @Rachaelsmom: good to see you here, I really enjoyed reading your reports :)","2010-01-08T19:19:14","2010-01-08T19:19:14","highdiver",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5809,{"$nulls":3},"I really miss this event. That time I am only 16 years old and I have lots of dreams to achieve and also to help the symbian community and that's why I joined symbiandreams.com. So what's with my idea? It is reviewing applications, software and much especially devices (symbian devices) ","2010-02-22T11:16:14","2010-02-22T11:16:14","illusionado",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,971,{"$nulls":3},"I think it&apos;s a no brainer for many of the reasons listed above. Let&apos;s do it.  I think Joe would be good at this, I&apos;m happy to sponsor it.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI also think we should get our founding members and maybe over time, members to help support the programme - a efw people from Nokia Samsung and SEMC would be valuable let alone additional support.\n\n\n\n\nA","2009-06-10T15:39:58","2009-06-10T15:41:31","anatoliep",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,973,{"$nulls":3},"Hi all,\n\n\n\n\nMy first post on here, yay!\n\n\n\n\nI&apos;ve not replied to this thread until now as I have been in the middle of speaking to a company called GetSatisfaction.com (feel free to take a look) regarding their consumer feedback services which I feel could become an interesting part of such a program. There isn&apos;t much more to say about that element just yet but I will write a proper post once I have confirmation we will go ahead with the steps I&apos;ve envisioned. \n\n\n\n\nThe whole structure and build up of it would need some work, as Anatolie mentioned I am happy to be part of running an area of the program (we should have a talk about it Mark/David), I am currently researching as much as I can about previous versions of the program as I have a few new ideas that might make the whole concept of being an Ambassador a little more &apos;rewarding&apos; through a strategy that will hopefully encourage a healthier batch of prizes from the manufacturers.\n\n\n\n\nJoe","2009-06-10T16:24:10","2009-06-10T16:24:10","Joe",{"$nulls":3},1,1]
[null,476,{"$nulls":3},"I thought the S60 ambassadors programme worked really well and it&apos;d be nice to see something similar continue.  The numbers are interesting though, did 15,000+ people really sign up and not submit any reports?\n\n\n\n\nI guess we&apos;d have to change the name since Symbian Ambassadors was the name for the recent, short-lived and extremely low profile Symbian version of Forum Nokia Champion.  Then again, perhaps it doesn&apos;t matter since the target groups for those don&apos;t really overlap, so no-one should get confused.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-05-05T16:21:18","2009-05-05T16:21:37","markw",{"$nulls":3},3,0]
[null,477,{"$nulls":3},"I suspect the silent sign-ups would be people who didn&apos;t fully understand what they were doing when they signed up, but you get that on most sites which require registration. There was also some confusion over eligibility I believe, people who signed up but then got the impression that they lived in the wrong countries to win prizes if they won.\n\n\n\n\nThe number to focus on though is the report total, having thousands of user reports of promotional activity in less than a year is pretty good. The costs of running the campaign must have been minimal as it&apos;s all been through word of mouth with very inexpensive prizes.","2009-05-05T16:28:24","2009-05-05T16:29:36","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,478,{"$nulls":3},"I agree with Mark on this one. It sounds like a fantastic idea, although I&apos;d be interested to see how the logistics would work.","2009-05-05T16:29:21","2009-05-05T16:29:21","vmlemon",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,479,{"$nulls":3},"Just remembered another reason for the gap between registrations and actual report writing:\n\n\n\n\nSome of the sub-campaigns within the programme had limits on how many ambassadors could take part, and at least one of these (the second N-Gage campaign) was filled up with ambassadors within a few hours.\n\n\n\n\nThere were probably some registered ambassadors who wanted to write a report but the campaign they wanted to take part in had already filled up.\n\n\n\n\nIn other words there was so much interest in some parts of the campaign that they were turning people away who wanted to take part...","2009-05-05T16:37:09","2009-05-05T21:54:24","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,492,{"$nulls":3},"S60 ambassador program is a targeted word-of-mouth consumer marketing program through s60.com members. The S60 team here in China  has customized the global progam and implemented and localized a small scale trial in China with unexpected overwhelming responses from our members within very short time and not much active promotion. The incentive is insignificant, just basic marketing gifts like T-shirts, etc. But from the amount of reports and their content, we can feel the energy and enthusiasm from them. It is definitely a valuable program to continue driving for Foundation, with a little bit of innovative twist and we can possibly bundle as part of a larger \"Foundation go to consumer\" initiative.","2009-05-06T11:09:55","2009-05-06T14:51:41","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},4,0]
[null,500,{"$nulls":3},"Dchun, that&apos;s great to hear, it shows that the basic \"Ambassadors\" idea seems to work everywhere whether it&apos;s Europe, America or Asia. That&apos;s good news for an OS which is aimed at a global audience.\n\n\n\n\nThibaut, tegarding people abusing the ambassadors system, yes some people are always going to misuse a system based on trust. However, there are also clearly people not abusing it, and even the prizes themselves help to generate a positive buzz about the subject on the internet (see the N-Gage forum link I gave).\n\n\n\n\nTyson Key, tech-related books might be difficult because they tend to date extremely quickly and they would cause linguistic problems for prize-winners who speak a different language to the author. Books are also very targetted at a particular audience, while ambassadors might come from a wide range of backgrounds. T-shirts, simple gadgets, free software keys etc are much less vulnerable to dating and they also transcend language and cultural barriers.\n\n\n\n\nI think the costs of doing an ambassadors programme are so small, and the potential benefits so huge, that it should at least be piloted. Different kinds of campaigns could be aimed at different target audiences: end users, developers, bloggers etc.","2009-05-06T15:30:53","2009-05-07T17:25:16","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2011,"Mobile applications",null,"Automatic partner/friends pampering","This idea takes a lot of load from one who has an asking partner.\nOut of a huge collection of pampering SMS-Texts it occasionally sends warm sms to a preselected number in a preselectable time-slot in an adjustable rate.\n\nFor example: &quot;I miss you my dear&quot;.\nOr &quot;I am looking forward to see you&quot;\n&quot;Today I am very tensed. We should do something together.&quot;\n..... \nOf cause this will raise your mobiles bill, but you love her or him, right? \nIn the home-zone(s) this feature automatically disables itself, so that it only sends sms, if you are at work or somewhere, or it only is active if you are in selected zones (GPS cell id is known by the phone).\nAlso your parens or grandparenty can be included in the pampering, maybe they are worth it. This of cause requires special set of predefined sms. \nAlso automatic birthday SMS are part of this program. \nAlso Christmas and Easter, or what ever celebrating situation can be tracked down and people know, that you think about them. Maybe they call you back by phone later.\nIn this way you can keep in touch with your friends and not loose, them, even if you have no time.  \n\n","2009-10-27T18:28:44","2010-06-14T19:58:01","Captayne",0,3.65,"Closed",1,5]
[null,2192,{"$nulls":3},"&gt;Uh, only scraps so far!?\nThis is of cause a fun app.\nLots of fun apps are out.\nBut maybe some people could really use it, to not get an angry partner at home. \nI think this app also makes it easier to have multiple Girlfriends at the same time.\nhehe.\nMaybe the app easily can help you to not mix them up. \nhaha.\n\n\n","2009-10-30T18:46:19","2009-11-01T09:43:11","Captayne",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4315,"Mobile applications",null,"Support gfx hardware from J2ME as well","One thing that I have always been really missing about Symbian, or rather the J2ME implementation in Symbian, is the lack of gfx hardware support.\n\n\n\n\nFor instance when utilising JSR-184 classes (one of the standard J2ME 3D graphics APIs), everything is rendered in software despite that the device might have a hardware gfx chip. It least it doesn't seem to be standardised in any of the J2ME implementations/versions, it would be really nice if it is.\n\n\n\n\nIt will improve J2ME game performance dramatically in both old and future games, and it will give more developers an easy way to port apps and games to the platform, since a lot software is already written i Java/J2ME. It's all about software support after all :-)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-12T09:12:28","2010-01-12T09:12:27","henrikw",0,100,"Voting and discussion",5,0]
[null,5339,"Mobile functionality","User interface","How about flash lite ui?","Using flash lite as wallpaper and screen saver are very nice~\n\n\n\n\nI suggest that we can use flash lite to replace the menu in s60.\n\n\n\n\nAlso it should be open to all flash engineer, so that they can design the menu in any style.","2010-02-09T01:23:34","2010-02-09T11:39:59","shing1505",0,82.96,"Voting and discussion",6,1]
[null,5342,{"$nulls":3},"They should just skip the initial lite version... and find a way to offer full flash support so that we can skip the dissappointment and comments about.. \"We'll this is no better than my iPhone, because my iPhone...\" you get my point.. dont get me wrong I think the iPhone is a really well put together phone.. but I don't want one. With Symbian I can make and offer up suggestions.. and provide a consumers point of view.. which I like!!!","2010-02-09T02:20:11","2010-02-09T02:20:11","nickelz",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5595,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","Phonebook Entry for Companies, Wildcards","I would like my phonebook to understand wildcards e.g. for companies. Let me explain that with an example:\n\n\n\n\nIncoming call from +49 4321 9876-1234\n\n\n\n\nUsually the phone will display \"+49432198761234\" as I do not add some thousands of numbers from one company *g* But I want to know from what company I am called so I'd like a phonebook entry like\n\n\n\n\nName: Acme Corp., Phone: +4943219876*\n\n\n\n\nso that the phone will display \"Acme Corp. -1234\" on the incoming call.\n\n\n\n\nThe wildcard entry should have least priority as some employees might be listed with the full number in my phonebook and I want their name to be displayed on incoming calls.\n\n\n\n\nI hope you know what I mean and like that idea :-)\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-16T15:21:56","2010-06-14T11:53:40","ostaehr",0,100,"Expert review",66,0]
[null,5910,{"$nulls":3},"Okay ... nobody is commenting. i am starting to feel lonesome ;-)\n\n\n\n\nAny moderator willing to approve this idea? Do I need to klick somewhere?\n\n\n\n\nRegards, Oliver","2010-02-24T20:45:04","2010-02-28T04:41:13","ostaehr",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8985,{"$nulls":3},"Very good idea. This will definitely save some memory when saving indicviduals from my company. Because I personally dont ring office phones for my colleagues but sometime get calls. In sucha  case if have saved all the numbers in wildcard format I m definitely gonna save few bits :-)","2010-08-23T13:43:50","2010-08-23T13:43:50","movais",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8745,{"$nulls":3},"This is an interesting idea. I like it. What might need further thinking is how to desing a proper UI when using that wildcard phonebook entry for calling? Another thing to keep in ming is that this kind of wildcard phonebook entry would require double search (one to see if there is an exact match and one for the wildcard) and thus take double time to get the caller for an incoming call.","2010-08-10T10:15:01","2010-08-10T10:15:01","kaurila",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5997,{"$nulls":3},"You&#39;ve got 15 votes, I think the quality of the concept and the need for it speaks volumes.","2010-02-27T14:41:32","2010-02-27T14:41:32","thewinchester",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6283,{"$nulls":3},"Oliver,\n\n\n\n\nSee this ended up being a wonderful suggestion.....\n\n\n\n\nThe lack of comments is a complement to the IDEA and to the clarity of your post.....\n\n\n\n\nAs a moderator, I help when needed, but, this was well thought out and thank you for submiting this IDEA and joining the Symbian Foundation IDEAS community!","2010-03-05T13:57:08","2010-03-05T13:57:08","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9880,{"$nulls":3},"I'd like that!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-07T12:19:10","2010-10-07T12:19:09","CarlosFiyero",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6315,{"$nulls":3},"Great Idea Oliver Staehr - You have pointed out good thing - this will be good add-on for Symbian Users.","2010-03-06T05:25:37","2010-03-06T05:25:37","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6101,{"$nulls":3},"Oh, okay, thank you. I wasn't aware of that  I was just asking about the assignment because it's the only things that's red up there on the right.\n\n\n\n\n*Sitting down in patience*\n\n\n\n\nBest regards, Oliver","2010-03-01T13:01:14","2010-05-10T14:45:36","ostaehr",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6875,"Symbian Foundation","Make development easier","Free Publisher-ID, no Content-ID fee -- for Horizon exclusive apps","1) For \"Free\" apps, have a \"Symbian Horizon\" Publisher-Id, which is available for free. Have all these Apps, available in a particular part of the site, which is a thoroughly community reviewed app site, s.t. these \"risky\" apps come with strong disclaimers, and community-review helps build credibility around app. Once an App has enough +ve community review, move them to the regular part of \"Symbian Horizon\". For the 'free' service, you may have an _exclusivity contract_ with developer, that this app shall not be made available via any other app-store, or website.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n2) For \"for Fee\" (Paid) apps, also have a free \"Symbian Horizon\" Publisher-Id, which is compensated by a revenue-share of the sale. Say 10% or 15% (not more please, it defeats the purpose). Again, you could have the _exclusivity contract_ with developer.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nBenefits for Symbian are:-\n\n\n\n\na) Visibility (increasing App base size, as this is a unique feature)\n\n\n\n\nb) Access to Exclusive content, from small indepdendent developers, esply from developing countries\n\n\n\n\nc) Relative safety/immunity, as all \"risky\" apps are thoroughly community reviewed, else published with heavy disclaimers, and after an indemnity release by downloader.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nPS&gt; By \"risky apps\", I mean which have access to User and System capabilities, and not more, without IMEI bindings.","2010-04-01T11:35:11","2010-08-04T20:25:35","bdutta",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,2]
[null,6879,{"$nulls":3},"I like the idea of reducing the cost of signing (including removing the $200 fee for a Publisher ID) but I don't think Symbian should get involved in taking revenue share from applications to pay for this.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nHere in the Symbian Signed team, we're working hard to try to bring down all of the cost of signing (our aim is to get as close to zero as possible) \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSo I've voted to scrap this idea - not because I don't like the idea of free signing for free applications but because I think we could do something more wide ranging to get the cost down to \"almost zero\" for all applications, not just free and Horizon-exclusive ones...","2010-04-01T14:07:56","2010-04-01T16:53:38","danm",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7643,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Adjusting brightness","I propose to use built-in camera as ambient sensor to adjust brightness of display \"on-the-fly\".\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-05-21T09:55:30","2010-05-21T09:57:49","lubo_doc",0,11.29,"Voting and discussion",2,2]
[null,7646,{"$nulls":3},"This functionality is already built into many devices with an ambient light sensor and is up to the licensee to implement.","2010-05-21T19:09:01","2010-05-21T19:09:01","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10203,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Improvements for usability-problems in FM-radio","I don't know, if every Symbian-Phone has this problem, but mine has a big usability-problem with the FM-radio:\n\n\n\n\nIt can search for radio-stations and save it. But if I go in another region my stations have other frequencies and/or there are other station. But I don't have enough spaces to save them (only 30). And I even don't want to save them, when I'm only occasionally in this region.\n\n\n\n\nAnd there is only the option to directly type a frequency (but you don't know them in foreign regions) but no skipping to the next/previous station. (This skipping is only available for saved stations.)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nMy idea to increase usability:\n\n\n\n\nDo it like other mobile or stationary FM-radios. There should be a skipping to the next/previous available radio-station in this region. And saving as favorite should be manual for every station. Of course there should also be an overview of all favorite stations with the possibility to re-arrange them. And the possibility to skip only between favorite stations or directly go to one station.\n\n\n\n\nBut you should also be able to skip back/forward (only between used frequencies) from one available station to the next/previous and not only between favorites. So that the FM-tuner automatically searches the next/previous station. And storing as favorite should be manual for each station. \n\n\n\n\nJust like you know it from other mobile or stationary FM-radios. \n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nJulian\n\n\n\n\nPS: I hope my english wasn't too bad and you understand what I mean. Because I think that's a very important thing for all users who use the FM-radio.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-13T15:45:48","2010-10-15T11:40:43","JMontanaro",0,100,"Expert review",78,0]
[null,10268,{"$nulls":3},"Many people use their build-in FM-tuners. For all of them it would be very good to increase the ease-of-use of this.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-14T23:06:20","2010-10-14T23:06:20","S.Weiher",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10278,{"$nulls":3},"This has more than 30 votes. Why isn't it marked for expert review?\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-15T08:29:56","2010-10-15T08:29:56","PLaument",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10281,{"$nulls":3},"This has now been moved into Expert Review, at times the system can take a while to automatically move the ideas over.","2010-10-15T11:41:15","2010-10-15T11:41:15","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10715,"Mobile applications",null,"Contacts bar 5630xm to other S60v3 FP2"," \n\n\n\n\ni hope symbian team create contacs bar application .","2010-12-13T10:02:43","2010-12-13T10:02:42","tomy",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,2268,"Symbian Foundation","Improve the running of Symbian","A social dashboard for Symbian community members","With Symbian&#39;s involvement on an ever-expanding range of websites, there is a an ever-increasing burden on community members (especially Symbian staff) to monitor a websites.\n\nAs Symbian now uses Twitter and blogs for a range of departmental status reports and updates, rather than creating an intranet with a customisable homepage, it would be more effective to create a customisable dashboard which allows users to quickly view the latest postings and comments on all relevant websites (and processes this information in a useful way, such that a user can quickly see where to devote attention).\n\nThis dashboard could resemble TweetDeck, but assimilating information from a wider range of sources. This portal could be made accessible both to &#39;internal&#39; and &#39;external&#39; members of the Symbian commnunity. ","2009-11-02T18:11:07","2009-11-02T18:12:38","freddiegjertsen",0,100,"Voting and discussion",4,0]
[null,8448,{"$nulls":3},"Reposting info from other ideas.\n\n\nSocial networking: I think we should be looking to utilise existing networking sites and introduce Symbian elements, via widgets, graphics, or other. \n\n\nSymbian.org WRT Widget is a Web Runtime application that allows read access to Symbian Foundation Forums, Blog and Wiki.\n\n\nWhy not access to ideas.symbian.org as well through the WRT Widget?\n\n\nDon't know the HTML5, CSS, javascr1pt, AJAX, RESTful, SOAP protocols, models, frameworks - yet!","2010-07-17T20:45:27","2010-07-17T20:45:26","Mesenburg",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3036,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Use the Space below the clock on E-series for Homescreen Notifications","It would be a very grat feature to get homescreen notifications for applications like #gravity, #IM chat, and also for the newly available #facebook application.\n\nThis would be a great way to use the empty space below the clock on the homescreen.","2009-11-30T20:33:35","2009-11-30T20:33:35","23_WSUP_",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,3548,"Mobile functionality",null,"Wi-Fi Multiplayer Gaming ","My Idea is to add Wi-Fi  connection in Multipayer Gaming environment. I had played N-gage Multiplayer game \"One\" via Bluetooth but it fails to synchronize data between the player devices some time and as a result game hangs out or we got error some time. As the technology is available high speed wi-fi connection must be used in low power profile to get smooth and uninterrupted play.","2009-12-15T16:25:48","2010-06-21T16:32:15","s60betalabs",0,100,"Being done",46,0]
[null,3876,{"$nulls":3},"Awesome thing to hang out with friends in bus :D lol game anywhere in group awesome idea bro ;)","2009-12-23T18:50:44","2009-12-28T04:42:15","apache",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,3654,{"$nulls":3},"Some kind of simple WiFi API for this would certainly be good.","2009-12-17T15:16:27","2009-12-17T15:16:27","teknolog",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,6240,{"$nulls":3},"This is a great idea and we have a plan to make it happen. First off it needs an industry standard based on P2P (device to device) wifi connectvity in conjunction with easy to understand developer APIs combining service discovery protocols with the new P2P WLAN access API. This will make it far easier for applictaion developers to invoke P2P WiFi for gaming and sharing music. The good news is that the industry is just completing this spec and we are targeting S^5 for implementation.. In S^3 we already have the service discovery protocols available such as UPnP and Zeroconf. It is possible to use something called ad-hoc WiFi to establish P2P connectivity but it is complex to define and is not reliable, hence the need for an indusutry standard. You can find some technical information on a framework for app developers here.","2010-03-04T15:07:05","2010-03-04T15:07:04","richardc",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5499,{"$nulls":3},"Hey , this can be our Next Multiplayer Gaming base.. !","2010-02-13T03:01:17","2010-02-13T03:01:17","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8075,{"$nulls":3},"Hurrray - Idea is now on Being Done Stage - Thanks to all for your support :-) ","2010-06-21T16:48:53","2010-06-21T16:48:53","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3562,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Fakhre,\n\n\n\n\n I love gaming and I love your IDEA!  Please make gaming more efficient.....I support this!","2009-12-15T17:54:39","2009-12-15T17:54:39","ginau",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,4078,{"$nulls":3},"Thats call - Next Generation Gaming -- Hats off to Fakhre Great Idea....!","2010-01-03T10:02:41","2010-01-20T13:16:11","za4689862",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3804,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Realistic 3D objects or buttons using ACCELEROMETER","Currently, shadows, lighting and shapes of objects in S60 themes are static or not moving.\n\n\n\n\nWhat if we take advantage of Accelerometer or Compass so that these shadows and light sources slightly move and adjust as you tilt the device? Objects like buttons slightly reshape as we change the screen angle?  I can imagine true 3D!\n\n\n\n\nThe movement distance must be just slight. Probably just few pixels in three levels to lessen system requirements. Might be done in selected objects only to further lessen system requirements.\n\n\n\n\nThis can be better applied in games like 3d chessboard to make pieces look more real.\n\n\n\n\nNote: this is just for fun and amazement.. no productivity involved.","2009-12-22T03:17:58","2009-12-22T03:46:42","BoyBawang",0,87.23,"Voting and discussion",12,1]
[null,3865,{"$nulls":3},"While this would be fun, I think it would also be nauseating. This sounds more like a feature of a game than an OS.","2009-12-23T12:30:09","2009-12-23T12:30:09","teknolog",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9914,{"$nulls":3},"may be included","2010-10-08T11:26:41","2010-10-08T11:26:41","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4828,"Symbian Foundation","Increase device usage","More phone manufacturers (follow Android way)","I guess this is more the question then the idea, but I feel that it is important to put it here: \"Can SF do something to attract more phone manufacturers to use the Symbian OS for their phones?\"\n\nIf you check the current situation, then you will find that there are almost only Nokia phones. Well Samsung has also few models, but they already announced that the Symbian will not be supported and they will push forward their Bada platform instead. Then there is left only Sony Ericsson with their one model and the Japanese market...\n\nWhat's interesting is that there are three times more Android phone manufacturers who announced or already prepared for the market Android based phones although the Android OS is available on the market only for more the a one year.\n\nSo what is wrong with the Symbian?\n\nBR\nSTeN","2010-01-25T04:12:12","2010-10-11T05:18:26","stenlik",0,92.38,"Expert review",81,1]
[null,9995,{"$nulls":3},"Of course that's more a business-thing than a technical improvement. But it's very important!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-09T07:53:13","2010-10-09T07:53:13","Tallert",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9767,{"$nulls":3}," \n\n\n\n\nSo it is fun hearing Anssi Vanjoki (http://tech.fortune.cnn.com/2010/09/21/outgoing-nokia-ceo-compares-android-to-peeing-in-pants-for-warmth/) that phone manufacturers are peeing into their pants, but what is the reality???\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nBR\n\n\n\n\nSTeN","2010-10-01T04:21:33","2010-10-01T04:21:33","stenlik",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9768,{"$nulls":3},"Already Symbian has many manufacturers but before iPhone and Touch phone. Despite of running slowly with iPhone and Touch, Symbian has lose many attention from developers. Now only Nokia (99%), Sharp and Toshiba still use it.\n\n\n\n\nWhen iPhone 2G released, Nokia and Microsoft have SMILED and seemed it like a JOKE ! But finally, iPhone is the most wanted phone of the world !\n\n\n\n\nHope for Symbian^3, ^4 !","2010-10-01T07:41:55","2010-10-01T07:41:55","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,10187,{"$nulls":3},"Hi,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nif Symbian wants to survive as an smartphone number one operating system, SF and Nokia has to act. Whoever is talking about Symbian on any conference, developer, manager, simply anyone, he/she is mentioning Symbian on the 4th or 5th place, while everybody is talking about Android, iPhone, RIM and in last days even Smsung Bada and WM7... It is nice to have a perfect OS, but if there is no interest on the market, then farewell:(\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nJust look what they did with NFC support, first it was announced for S^3, later delayed to S^4, now it is in C7 phone with S^3, half-offically announced, there is no SW support for that, no real information to have chance to make projects... so what can someone, who is acting seriously in NFC business think about it? Won't be better to wait until end of year for Android device? So once again, PR 0pts, advertising 0pts, in short big disappointment.\n\n\n\n\nBR\n\n\n\n\nSTeN\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-13T05:08:05","2010-10-13T05:08:05","stenlik",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10188,{"$nulls":3},"BTW one of the first Symbian supporter (do you remember SonyEricssion P800:)? ) also closed their Symbian business (http://developer.symbian.org/forum/showthread.php?t=8048).\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSTeN\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-13T05:10:49","2010-10-13T05:10:49","stenlik",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4846,{"$nulls":3},"I think you can probably find no end of comment and opinion on the internet as to why this is the situation, and I'd imagine that for each OEM the reasons are probably complex and unique. Personally, I think it has to do with legacy - It's very hard to build a phone, perhaps not especially so with Symbian OS, but certainly it took a lot of effort for the current licensees to get good at doing. I don't think it's any easier with Android, but I think Google probably sweetens the deal with plenty of free support - this is something Symbian (either Ltd or Foundation) could never match.\n\n\n\n\nI'd certainly hope that everyone in the Foundation is doing there best to get more OEMs on board, but I don't think it's a task that has gotten any easier.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-25T10:58:35","2010-01-25T10:58:35","cowboycoder",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4853,{"$nulls":3},"If you check more closely, I don't think you will find that Samsung has announced any intention to drop Symbian - Bada is just another operating system alongside all the others that Samsung supports.\n\n\n\n\nWe certainly do need a broader range of companies making Symbian devices. Google's decision to withdraw their search engine from China will probably rebound on Android uptake in China, which might help Symbian there.","2010-01-25T13:27:44","2010-01-25T13:27:43","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4858,{"$nulls":3},"Actually, within the articles about Bada there were slides supposedly from a Samsung exec indicating a lack of Symbian devices being released in 2012 (these were graphs of platform distribution per year). Of course there are any number of reasons not to take that to heart. I think personally there are two factors at hand - one is that a lot of these OEMs have struggled to ever put out a good handset and want to see if Android is some kind of pixie dust for them. The other is that Symbian is not quite stable at the moment, by which I mean that there's some fairly major changes planned for Symbian^4. I think Nokia and SEMC should suffice just fine for now and we'll get a more honest picture of which OEM's favour Symbian in a year or so.","2010-01-25T14:11:11","2010-01-25T14:11:11","brendand",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4861,{"$nulls":3},"I put the idea here to get some opinions - exactly like you guys put here. The problem I see in the past few months is that customers (e.g. companies, which plan to have some applications on smarphones) are hard to be convinced that the Symbain OS is the right platform for them and this situation has its roots in a fact that there is (with the SE Satio exception) only Nokia, who uses the Symbian on Europe market. And honestly after the Maemo N900 was released (and Samsung decided for Bada) this scepticism  raised - the common question now is: \"Why the Nokia has another platform, when the Symbian OS is so good?\" And it is sometimes hard to answer...","2010-01-25T15:07:32","2010-01-26T12:08:26","stenlik",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5852,"Mobile functionality","User interface","sms speed dial ","when creating sms/mms, it would be nice if there are 0-9 \"speed dial\" numbers.\n\n\n\n\nyou just send message to:\"9\" and it's sent to predefined contact.\n\n\n\n\nDevice would automatically need to detect speed dial as a speed dial and not a phone number.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-23T14:34:28","2010-02-23T14:34:27","zlac66",0,100,"Voting and discussion",3,0]
[null,6620,"Mobile functionality","User interface","A Visual Feedback indicating that the currently executed gesture does nothing.","It's important to get immediate feedback that our intended operation does nothing or else we get a false impression that the interface is unresponsive.\n\n\n\n\nThis helps in such scenarios as:\n\n\n\n\n1. When you try to flick, swipe or drag an object that is not movable.\n\n\n\n\n2. When you pinch to zoom something that is no longer zoomable because it's already at maximum size.\n\n\n\n\n3. When you reached the edge of a webpage and you still try to scroll further.\n\n\n\n\n4. When you try to scroll a phonebook horizontally instead of vertically.\n\n\n\n\n5. Whey you try to type a letter in a field that only accepts numbers.\n\n\n\n\nMy proposed visual feedback is a shaking physics that acts like resisting against the gesture direction.","2010-03-17T18:09:32","2010-10-26T07:16:40","BoyBawang",0,100,"Voting and discussion",7,0]
[null,6661,{"$nulls":3},"How about using a small vibration on device for that!","2010-03-18T14:57:26","2010-03-18T14:57:26","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8065,{"$nulls":3},"I realized that this idea is already implemented to some degree.  If you flick scroll to the end of a phone list you get a visual spring effect. You can scroll further but it bounces back.  My proposal goes further as system wide.","2010-06-21T05:42:01","2010-06-23T00:58:17","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6636,{"$nulls":3},"Hello BB,\n\n\n\n\nI like your IDEA for a feedback system to touch screen gestures.  I am not sure what the best approach is and what is best or most convenient for people of all abilities (yes, you just made  a nice accessibility feature, and practical one as well :) !).  There could be a message system or a physical feedback like you propose.\n\n\n\n\nThe message system could be more specific, \"swipe fail\", \"web page enlarged\", \"at maximum size\", \"swipe again\"...of course this could be muted or shut off, but would be a nice addition to the feedback concept......etc....Hey, maybe it could help those people who accidently phone you up because they have their mobile in their pocket....not they need a message ;).....\n\n\n\n\nBottom line is that you have a fine IDEA here and the community should look at, and refine it. +1 from me.... Cheers","2010-03-18T11:05:49","2010-03-18T11:11:31","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6876,"Mobile functionality","Developer stuff","Sandbox for unsigned apps, apps in development","There should be an option for developers to install anything on a real production device for testing and proof-of-concept code (do I really need to go through 7 rings of hell just to see if an idea I have for an app is possible?)\n\n\n\n\nThe catch being, that once the device is reset, it's as if the app was never installed.\n\n\n\n\nIt could also have some advanced goodness in that some of the more sensitive functionality could be 'dummied', though still behave as it would on a real device (ie, not as it might do on an emulated or reference platform).\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-04-01T13:21:49","2010-04-01T13:21:49","cowboycoder",0,100,"Voting and discussion",3,0]
[null,8924,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Contacts for Group of Users with sync to Ovi.com","Allow us to add contact and specify maintain for the user group, then it allow to sync or back up in ovi.com (existing feature) where the same group of ovi.com users can be sync the contact you added.\nThis is a collaborative group contact where it have many benefit like:\n* Reduce duplicate work which maintain by one person to share with rest of the group\n* Up to date contact which updated by someone else will be sync and reflected in our phone contact\n* Back up purpose where all the contact could be on ovi.com.\n* Can be remove all contact at one go once the group project over or no longer part of the group as clean up\n* It can further integrated with IM on phone to auto add the group of users at one go\n* It can be use to exchange documents, photo, video, etc. in future\n* User could choose not sync the group of contact but retrieve contact from ovi.com via internet connection as web contact feature","2010-08-22T00:50:18","2010-10-13T20:04:11","lawrence27",0,65.33,"Closed",3,1]
[null,8925,{"$nulls":3},"Collaborate and Community capability, Group based and time line based.\n\nThis idea enabling sharing contacts or contacts for specific duration..\n\nWe can sharing our event / schedule, we not sharing email / contact within a group?\n\nIt could sync emails, schedule, task, etc.","2010-08-22T00:51:16","2010-09-14T18:23:49","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9190,{"$nulls":3},"Lawrence,\n\n\n\n\nMay I suggest you let the community comment.\n\n\n\n\nYou are posting and than redundantly posting your same thoughts or half thoughts and perhaps a better approach is to think about what you are trying to relay and write ONCE. This is a COMMUNITY FORUM. You may or may not have a good idea, but people are not likely to read your posts any more if you continue this pattern which has been pointed out to you on too numerous to count occasions. The advice has not been followed in the past, and that is your right to do what you want, but, it may be annoying to some. This advice is for your benefit and hopefully you understand that.\n\n\n\n\nYou are enthusiastic and that is great, it is the presentation that needs a little help. Best!","2010-08-29T21:04:52","2010-08-31T04:00:10","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9195,{"$nulls":3},"Lawrence law - Ovi is Nokia's service- Please refine you idea with some solid points.","2010-08-30T04:45:27","2010-08-31T03:44:44","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2013,"Mobile applications",null,"Count Coins and currency on a taken image.","Just place an ammount of non overlapping coins on a table, take a photo and the app counts it.\nit also might recognise the country and convert the currency to others.\n\n","2009-10-27T18:51:06","2010-06-15T10:52:53","Captayne",0,58.67,"Closed",6,6]
[null,3850,{"$nulls":3},"I like this Dr Keibel......This is a great feature for business, tourists, but it can also teach our CHILDREN how to count money.  Lastly, it is helpful to the LOW/NO VISION population.  You have a COOL idea that is do-able and very useful!  I support!","2009-12-22T22:11:57","2009-12-22T22:11:57","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3861,{"$nulls":3},"Very cool idea. It could be very hard to implement I'm afraid. I did some computer vision work in Karlsruhe in 2005, and coins look very much alike.\n\n\n\n\nBut just because something is hard doesn't mean it shouldn't be attempted.","2009-12-23T10:47:51","2009-12-23T14:04:23","teknolog",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2178,{"$nulls":3},"This is a great idea - I don't understand why people have voted against it. Personally I think that this kind of basic productivity application is going to be a big area of mobile (it's heavily related to augmented reality which is already the next-big-thing).\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nAlso - imagine how useful would this be when travelling?\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nMy personal favourite would be an app that you could point at a dish of food and it would give you the nutritional information (I seem to be getting fat).","2009-10-30T14:44:18","2009-10-30T14:45:10","antony",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2212,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Antony, \nyes, maybe most readers will never go abroad and never use coins and they think they can count anyway. But if one goes abroad, and has 20 never seen coins in his purse, then he will know about what I have meant.  \nAbout recognizing a dish in an image, this will be a big challenge. bec its hard to recognize known patterns and shapes. a beefsteak always looks different.  \ni think our image regognition software is not yet ready for this.\nin our grocery we have balances with cams above, which try to guess what you placed on it and show you a preselection of vegetables on a touchpanel. but it often fails. it seems to even be hard to differenciate between cucumber and succini. If you cook it, then it will be even harder.\n\nthank for your support for the coins-counter.\n","2009-11-01T09:33:21","2009-11-01T09:33:21","Captayne",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4788,{"$nulls":3},"Note to SF mod crew.  There is a major accessibility trend.  Perhaps a focus group should be put together.","2010-01-24T06:54:50","2010-01-24T06:54:50","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4803,{"$nulls":3},"I like the Idea - But for this kind of feature we need very powerful Camera with Autofocus - not all Symbian device have this type of camera,\n\n\n\n\nSo i think this kind of feature will only be integrated when prices of high end Symbian Camera phone comes down - Then it will cover mass of population.- You have my Vote.","2010-01-24T07:53:09","2010-01-24T07:53:09","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2525,"Symbian Foundation","Make development easier","Offer free publisher ID to the &quot;most popular app of the month&quot;","The cost of the publisher ID is often cited as a big barrier to new app developers (~ $200). How about having a regular competition where developers can enter their apps and people vote on the best one, and Symbian buys the publisher ID for the winner. It would generate some free publicity for these new developers, and it will help get some more apps to market.","2009-11-12T11:41:49","2009-11-12T11:41:48","william_roberts",0,100,"Voting and discussion",9,0]
[null,2529,{"$nulls":3},"Yes..and also attract individual developers explore their creativity on Symbian OS. I support it.","2009-11-12T12:39:39","2009-11-12T12:39:39","NeilBhasme",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2531,{"$nulls":3},"The price still needs to be lowered. At the very least it should be the same cost to publish a Symbian app as an Apple app. Nice idea though. 1-up","2009-11-12T13:36:43","2009-11-12T13:36:42","brendand",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3293,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Divorce &quot;Meeting&quot; from Being Default Calendar Entry Type","I think this fits more the support/feature-request side than anything else. But it would be very nice if the idea of every calendar event wasn't a meeting by default. And by that I mean that everything in your calendar is a meeting, thereby conveying that idea of being \"busy\" or \"in a meeting\" for any applications that are looking at the calendar for status.\n\n\n\nInstead, I think that Meeting should be an item under \"Event Type\" which is optional for any entries into the calendar. This allows a bit more flexibility for items like birthdays and memos (which are already on the calendar); and opens the door for applications to react to device status in a more accurate manner.\n\n\n\nBonus points for doing this in Symbian^2/3\n\nExtra points for making this extendable by the end-user to create their own tags and see it in calendar (see idea Adding Versatile Calendar Views)\n\nExtra points and hidden level access for making this part of the built-in calendar API and is interpolatable with the location and contacts APIs","2009-12-08T20:33:00","2009-12-08T20:33:00","ARJWright",0,100,"Voting and discussion",4,0]
[null,990,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Ban the use of KErrGeneral","One of my pet peeves is the system-wide error KErrGeneral. Who thought of this? It&apos;s ripe for abuse and often is. Maybe I&apos;ll be rebutted with an excellent argument as to why KErrGeneral is really useful, but I just can&apos;t see it. To me it should be called, KErrTooLazyToThinkOfAProperError.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAs for the actual approach of getting rid of it, number one is to add put in the coding standards that it&apos;s use is deprecated. Second would be to examine existing usage and find where it can be safely removed without affecting functionality, although I appreciate this may be more difficult then it sounds.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nEnd of rant...","2009-06-11T11:48:41","2009-10-23T09:32:50","brendand",0,56.64,"Voting and discussion",7,5]
[null,1036,{"$nulls":3},"An obviously good idea. Bear in mind that all file server failure testing (Using SetErrorCondition) usually uses the KErrGeneral error - which will account for alot of the hits. How about something a bit more radical? KErrNotFound problems are nearly as useless as KErrGeneral. It would be nice if you could associate extra data with an error, e.g. the file server could associate a filename when KErrNotFound. Or maybe we could implement some debugging aids (e.g. file server extension) for errors. When an error occurs it helps to know where it originated from - which could be in a completely different process. I once thought it would be useful if the kernel could keep a rotating stack of code that Leaves - which might help.","2009-06-12T08:51:32","2009-06-12T09:21:10","peterh",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1042,{"$nulls":3},"Can I assume that the Scraps are coming from the point of view that this task would just be too difficult?","2009-06-12T09:27:04","2009-06-17T13:46:40","brendand",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1087,{"$nulls":3},"I think I&apos;ve seen a few places where otherwise useful errors are being wrapped up and sent as a KErrGeneral, are we allowed to post code here? \n\n\n\n\nAre you sure that in our new open source world it&apos;s really okay to use nonsensical errors wherever desired? I speak from experience when I say that it&apos;s really disheartening when something doesn&apos;t work, you go to check what error code it returned and that -2 is there sticking it&apos;s tongue out at you.","2009-06-15T14:22:41","2009-06-15T14:22:41","brendand",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3680,{"$nulls":3},"Getting this idea going again. Please see my last comment for a good defense of the idea.","2009-12-18T00:06:41","2009-12-18T00:06:40","brendand",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8094,{"$nulls":3},"Hi,\n\n\n\n\nThis has been a problem from day one of Symbian, the error number is 32bit, so could contain an address to a section of memory with more details of the error.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\ne.g. &ldquo;not found&rdquo; in file access could point to the file name etc.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nMark\n\n\n\n\nEx-Symbian (forced redundancy)","2010-06-23T17:16:54","2010-06-23T17:16:54","mdivall",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1232,{"$nulls":3},"Okay, here&apos;s a case for the defence:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nA colleague of mine is testing a module and first needs to connect to a particular server. This isn&apos;t working and the connect function is returning the wonderful &apos;KErrGeneral&apos;. So what&apos;s the problem? After a few days of struggle, my colleague finds out that the configuration file that the server needs to load isn&apos;t in the correct place...\n\n\n\n\nHow is that a general error? It&apos;s a very specific issue, but you know what&apos;s happening? The specific (useful) error generated by the file system (KErrPathNotFound I would hope) is being swallowed up and turned into this abomination somewhere. This kind of thing shouldn&apos;t be allowed.\n\n\n\n\nAs James mentioned above, we&apos;ve already specified that at the highest level you shouldn&apos;t be depending on error codes unless you&apos;re sure what exactly they indicate (such as KErrAlreadyExists when creating a named resource like an RSemaphore). If you do then &apos;boo hoo for you&apos;...","2009-06-25T12:06:48","2009-06-25T12:06:48","brendand",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,992,{"$nulls":3},"Hear, hear! Catch-all meaningless error codes and error messages are certainly problematical. I agree that it should never have been created.\n\n\n\n\nHowever, given that it does exist and is used all over, what does it mean to \"ban\" it? We are faced with the usual legacy-software problem.\n\n\n\nAre you proposing that (somehow) we would stop new uses, but leave unchanged the thousands of uses that are already in place? This would have virtually no effect.\nAre you proposing that we should also create a programme to change the existing uses? This would not only be a huge amount of work, but also a huge compatibility break. Or some inbetween measure ... what?\n\n\n\nYou address this issue slightly, but what is the specific proposal? Is it really just (to use your words) a \"rant\", or can we develop a workable idea out of this?","2009-06-11T12:11:18","2009-06-12T10:57:03","LawrenceSimpson",{"$nulls":3},3,0]
[null,2014,"Mobile applications",null,"Event counter","if you want to count discrete events you can count it in your mind or use the app to this idea.\nThe input to this might be a shake of the device, a keypress, a relative loud sound (which is clearly higher than the environment).\n","2009-10-27T19:27:31","2010-06-14T19:50:56","Captayne",0,100,"Closed",3,0]
[null,2782,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","add touch-to-focus to camera application","as with some other mobile phone cameras, the camera application could be extended to enable the focusing algorithm to try to focus on an area of the subject matter selected via the touch screen.\n\n\n\nmost camera implementations now do one of the following:\n\n1.  fixed focus (simple, stupid system)\n\n2.  focus on the center of the subject area (current nokia mobiles)\n\n3.  touch to focus - the user touchs the screen to start the focus program and to set the area that should be made in focus\n\n4.  detection - ie: face detection, software finds areas it thinks should be focused and tries to do so.\n\n\n\ni think symbian can do better than all of these.  sure, detection is great and should maybe be retained as an option, but touch to focus could be made better, and implemented in symbian, by extending it thus:\n\n1.  touching the screen draws a point and a small circle around that point\n\n2.  dragging on the screen from that point expands the circle\n\n3.  once drawn, tap the circle to take a photo focused on that circular region\n\n\n\nthis would help users take focused images of any subject matter, and allow multiple pictures to be taken with the focus at the same point.  beyond the immediate value of selecting a focal point, this method could be helpful for aligning a series of photos for time lapse or HDR.","2009-11-19T20:14:02","2010-05-06T10:50:05","bitflung",0,99.3,"Expert review",41,1]
[null,2873,{"$nulls":3},"The answer is the Symbian platform provides its own camera app (the one contributed by Nokia) that is already a good one, with lots of improvements and new features to come in the next releases. Touch to focus is not in for S^3 as far as I am concerned, although I think it is a good feature to have and will try to have it contributed. SEMC replaced the Symbian camera app on Satio with their own, as they are trying to sell it as an advanced multimedia phone and have put lots of effort to create their differentiators. However, what is a differentiator today will be commodity tomorrow, so I wouldn&#39;t be surprised if they contributed &quot;touch to focus&quot; to SF.\n\nNow, on who keeps and who scraps the native symbian apps, this is entirely up to each OEM and their business plans. From a SF point of view we will try to provide competitive apps that can be easily extended and customised for each OEM to add their own differentiator-plugins, rather than start from scratch.","2009-11-24T14:16:22","2009-11-24T14:16:22","effimiav",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,2889,{"$nulls":3},"Hello JaredI have a Nokia N95 8GB, and it takes fabulous pics.  It is the Carl Zeiss Lens, the 2.8/5.6 autofocus &amp; 5 Megal pixel which allows for these pics to be so good. It also has many &quot;camera-like&quot; features.  Is your idea to add to that already good start for optics (camera)?  If you stay with quality optical components, or improve them, than you have an idea that I like.  If you are suggesting this feature with a 3.2 MP, and/or lesser lens/autofocus, than I am not so sure that it is worthwhile.  Could you please clarify what you would do with the optics,meaning what optical specification are you proposing with your idea?","2009-11-24T19:36:20","2009-11-24T19:36:20","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2892,{"$nulls":3},"@Gina  I don&#39;t propose anything regarding optics, megapixels, or any other hardware specific feature.  Those choices are left up to the hardware manufacturer, they are (intentionally) beyond the scope of this software based idea.  Yes, the N95 takes a nice picture (I have an N95-1 and an N97 NAM).  Yes the optics have a lot to do with that.  No I don&#39;t suggest recommending cheaper camera hardware to manufacturers.  No these ponts are not related to this touchscreen based software extension to the camera application.","2009-11-24T22:03:05","2009-11-24T22:03:05","bitflung",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2903,{"$nulls":3},"Thanks Jared,  Appreciate the clarification.  I like your idea in a higher end models, which already can take a good picture due to the optics capabilities and specifications.  It would add value to taking pictures with, say, a N95 or other.  If this is a case-by-case addition than....sounds pretty good! ","2009-11-25T15:17:18","2009-11-25T15:17:18","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4783,{"$nulls":3},"As long as the camera shutter button will always be there, I have no qualms with adding touch to focus, and like the idea. You've got my vote!","2010-01-24T05:48:33","2010-01-24T05:48:33","NseriesFreak7",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2800,{"$nulls":3},"The Satio already has touch focus. It&#39;s pretty good, but doesn&#39;t make taking pictures easier, faster or better in actual use.\n\nThis does raise a question that I don&#39;t know the answer to: is the camera app a core part of Symbian or something that manufacturers will be developing? Because SE and Nokia have different ones on S60V5.","2009-11-20T12:24:19","2009-11-20T12:24:19","Biggles",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4318,"Mobile functionality","User interface","scrollable titles for homescreen widgets","Hi all,\n\n\n\n\nJust a simple idea to implement scrolling titles in Symbian homescreen widgets. Currently the title has to be defined \"into the widget\" and can't be changed dynamically but I've seen this feature implemented on other mobile platforms.\n\n\n\n\nI'm trying to see how many people would be in favour before discussing further with the package owner.  \n\n\n\n\nYou might also want to check the roadmap for the Homescreen package - which has been doing great things for Symbian^3.\n\n\n\n\nCheers!","2010-01-12T10:56:47","2010-01-12T10:56:47","salvatorer",0,90.2,"Voting and discussion",14,1]
[null,9916,{"$nulls":3},"it should be done","2010-10-08T11:29:32","2010-10-08T11:29:32","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6878,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Make history more intuitive","With the current browser, there are two types of browsing history, in two different places.\n\n\n\n\nFirst, my session history, which I can get to by going selecting options-&gt;go to-&gt;history.\n\n\n\n\nSecond, there's my browsing history beyond the current session, which is under bookmarks.\n\n\n\n\nEven with the length of time I've had my n97, it still catches me out when I want to view my browsing history for a page I visited yesterday, click the history option, and don't get access to my complete browsing history. It's nice to have the history available when the browser starts up and shows the bookmarks (maybe that's why it's been put there?) and it's just the terms that catch us out.\n\n\n\n\nHow about, as part of options-&gt;go to-&gt;history, beyond the first page visited in this session, there's a button that takes us to the complete browser history in the bookmarks.","2010-04-01T13:47:41","2010-04-01T13:47:40","thejedimaster",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,8158,"Mobile applications",null,"IMPRIMIR VIA WIFI - N97"," Hola, queria pedir una aplicacion para poder imprimir desde mi N97 a impresoras WiFi, hay una aplicacion en la tienda Ovi para imprimir a impresoras HP. Pero tengo una lexmark y este programa no las reconoce.\n\n\n\n\n Desde las opciones en la galeria de fotos esta la opcion de impresion pero a impresoras Bluetouch, usb o tarjeta de memoria, pero no a impresoras WiFi.-\n\n\n\n\n Desde Ya muchas Gracias!!!!!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-07-02T19:37:49","2010-07-02T19:37:49","sanchezjl72",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,8162,{"$nulls":3},"Jos&eacute;,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSer&aacute; mejor que escribas el mensaje en ingl&eacute;s, as&iacute; todos podr&aacute;n entenderlo.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nPlease write the text in English, so everyone will be able to understand it.","2010-07-03T12:28:03","2010-07-03T12:28:03","david.caabeiro",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8173,{"$nulls":3},"Basically his idea is to be able to print via Wifi with a Lexmark printer, so the idea should be to be able to print via wifi regardless of what printer you have. ","2010-07-05T13:17:53","2010-07-05T13:17:53","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9438,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Real player: rtsp://live.media.rai.it/broadcast/fd4.rm","When I want to listen this music channel, it is possible only once with S60 5th edition, and no more, but: I found that if you erase the file:R1_Mobile_4_0.cfg, it is possible to play it again.\n\n\n\n\nPlease, explain why and let me know if the future version will fix this bug. Phone used is Vivaz SE.","2010-09-12T13:37:04","2010-09-12T13:37:04","ebenedetti",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,10718,"Mobile applications",null,"AR Drone","Hello,\n\nit would be possible that you develop for the OViStore as soon as possible the app \"free \nflight\". To use the model aircopter \"ARParrot\". You see more under http://ardrone.parrot.com\n\n\n\n\nPlease, hurry up!\n\nbest regards,\nDrone","2010-12-13T16:42:01","2010-12-13T16:42:01","Drone",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,223,"Mobile functionality","Developer stuff","Reflashable phone so ROM&#39;s actually have useful stack tracing","At the moment it is not possible to reflash the phone with a debug foundation ROM.\n\n\n\n\nThis really goes against the spirit of open source since as developers we would like to get useful stuff like stack traces from the firmware to see where the application is crashing, rather than a load of meaningless numbers","2009-04-24T14:25:16","2010-10-15T11:55:29","adetaylor",0,93.17,"Expert review",31,2]
[null,5383,{"$nulls":3},"Wouldn't it be possible to target a cheap, easily available, production phone for which the port already exists e.g. a basic Nokia? There's nothing intrinsically different about the hardware, surely - it would just require willingness from a developer program?","2010-02-10T10:57:05","2010-02-10T10:57:05","benm",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,532,{"$nulls":3},"I don&apos;t think you need reflashing to do this - mainly you need reference hardware (which is in the pipeline now) and a software image (release or debug, doesn&apos;t matter), including symbolics.\n\n\n\n\nAdditionally, you then need is tooling support. That might be:\n\n\n\n\na) Something that can allow you to get traces out of a phone (of limited/no use in production devices)\n\n\n\n\nb) Something that can allow you to get sensible call stacks from a device (again, of limited use in production devices)\n\n\n\n\nIf you couple those two tools with the Symbian Foundation reference hw and release/debug \"ROM\" image (with appropriate symbolics as well as the flash image file(s)) I believe you&apos;ll be able to get sensible crash interpretations. I also believe the foundation codebase contains a Crash Analysis tool...\n\n\n\n\nIf, on the other hand, you&apos;re asking for the phone software to diagnose itself (and resolve symbolic information on-target, i.e. pop up an avkon window with a call stack in it) then we&apos;re away from that kind of vision (will we ever see it given link-by-ordinal?).\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-05-08T15:26:20","2009-05-08T15:26:20","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,538,{"$nulls":3},"I think we need reflashable phones as a hardware reference environment, in addition to the more \"reference platform\" style we have now.  Indeed this need was identified long before the ideas site was created.  The trick is getting someone to provide them at acceptable cost.\n\n\n\n\nThere are alternatives for basic application debugging (but we can&apos;t expect that all app developers will buy a Zoom 2 for instance), however, there are other considerations that make a developer version of a production phone the most desirable sort of reference hardware for the largest number of developers.  The biggest one of these is cost, the next is portability (i.e. you really need to test platform modifications/additions/bug fixes, in a real phone that you can use on a daily basis).  It also provides the potential for a significantly enlarged pool of testers for the platform releases.  If a large proportion of app developers and hobbyists are regularly carrying and using a device with a recent release flashed then we&apos;ll find more bugs earlier, particularly if they&apos;re trying to run third party apps against this ROM image.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-05-09T10:44:50","2009-11-13T12:45:18","markw",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2015,"None of the Above",null,"provide an electronic EA hardware platform for user electronics developments","1. mobile phones are little &quot;super-computers&quot; (related to former generation of computers) \n2. currently no equipment for standard hardware EA is available for simple control tasks.\n3. lots of users want to control something by hardware. Digital IO, serial communication, measurements, driving relyays, leds, servos, drives, hobbyists-favours..\nThis app in combination with a universal Hardwareboard enables educational and hobbists researchers, students, pupils, teachers, model airplaners to use modern phones for their purposes.\neg an n82 or n95 can be used to control a little robot, little agv, airplane or helicopter....\nall vast capabilities of the phone (gps, cam, accelerometer....) can be used to control something.\n","2009-10-27T19:42:05","2010-06-21T16:48:42","Captayne",0,0,"Closed",0,0]
[null,2527,"Symbian Foundation","Make development easier","Micro Venture Capital Fund","Some apps don&#39;t make it onto the Symbian platform because the developers can&#39;t afford to risk the few hundred pounds on things like the signing process. It sounds a bit similar to the problems which are solved by micro-banks in the poorest parts of the world, so I wondered if it could be solved with a similar approach? Symbian should run a &quot;Micro Venture Capital&quot; fund, which would lend small sums (&lt; &pound;500) for specific productisation purposes (e.g. buy publisher ID), in return for a small cut of the proceeds from subsequent app sales. The amount the developer would pay back should be arranged so that the fund could grow if the app is successful, but is limited if it isn&#39;t: I&#39;m thinking of something like a) 1% of sales in the first year, if necessary followed by b) 1% of sales thereafter, until 105% of the original loan value is recovered. All income is returned to the fund for further lending, and Symbian would put up the initial money (&pound;30,000 ?) from its normal operating budget. ","2009-11-12T12:00:06","2009-11-12T12:00:05","william_roberts",0,91.14,"Voting and discussion",14,1]
[null,2704,{"$nulls":3},"Symbian Signed gets a bad rep from a lot of small time developers who say the cost is too high and too many barriers to entry. But while students and hobbyists definitely need a low or zero cost solution for their free or open source projects, perhaps some kind of self signing with an un-trusted certificate as per Android, anyone in the apps business for profit as well as fun, should consider that if their business plan doesn't allow for a few hundred dollars of administration costs, then maybe they shouldn't be in business at all. Even the smallest app based business plan should be aiming for thousands if not tens of thousands of dollars profit on top of the development costs, otherwise why bother? Symbian Signed costs about as much as one handset, all in. A professional software developer should be planning to test on at least half a dozen recent handsets prior to release. Even in countries with lower cost salaries, salary and office costs and even taxes are going to dwarf the Symbian Signed costs.\n\n\nIt costs over &pound;1,000 to be able to build and develop for iPhone, because you need a Mac (&pound;700+), and iPhone or iPod (&pound;150+) and a developer kit ($99pa). But no one complains about that. And the signing and approval process has its own unwieldiness and political problems of its own. But its not stopping thousands of developers.\n\n\nThe real problem is the lack of effective money making channels that mean that developers can't spare a few hundred pounds because they know before they've started that they will be lucky to break even let alone profit. And changing Symbian Signed will do nothing for that. The likes of Ovi Store, and the huge investment in TV advertising, print advertising and continuous improvement thats going on right now in making viable channels for Symbian applications is what will change it, if its successful. If you can get a $100,000 hit app on a Symbian phone, then no one's going to be remotely concerned about a few hundred dollars in administration costs.","2009-11-18T15:39:26","2009-11-19T10:51:32","SymsourceTim",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2534,{"$nulls":3},"In general I support this.  From my conversations with existing publishers to mobile app stores, I&#39;d suggest making it more like a 10% of sales repayment rather than 1% to give a decent chance of getting our money back in reasonable time.\n\nMy questions are:\n1) Do we select apps which we feel are worth investing in, or just accept anyone willing to write something?\n2) Don&#39;t we currently avoid the need for a publisher ID with Horizon anyway? (we do the signing for them).\n\nI can imagine other things for which this could be useful with similar sums, like investing in someone to create some decent graphics/icons for the application, or some kind of marketing effort.\n","2009-11-12T13:50:39","2009-11-12T14:39:39","markw",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2783,"Mobile applications",null,"augmented reality: provide a template via example open source game","The game:  hide and seek, hot and cold\n\n\n\ntwo or more players in a typical hide and seek game.  one player hides, the other(s) look at their mobile phone and sees the ground highlighted in color.  this highlight is the augmented reality component -&gt; the ground is colored with a gradient of blue and red.  the ground becomes more red nearer the hiding player.  the hiding player's mobile phone broadcasts their gps coordinates to all other players, enabling this colorization of the ground.  When very close, the seeker's phone transmits a bluetooth query which the hider's phone recognizes as \"being found\" - this ends the game with a specific seeker being identified as the winner.\n\n\n\nimplemented with well documented code as an open source example design, this rather bland but entirely playable AR games could form the basis for other developers to begin writing more AR applications.\n\n\n\npotential ideas for developers to extend this simple application:\n\n- capture the flag\n\n- locate a buddy in the mall/ski slope/etc\n\n- geocaching helper","2009-11-19T20:29:34","2010-06-14T20:16:21","bitflung",0,0,"Closed",1,0]
[null,9695,"Mobile applications",null,"DJ on N8","Hi,\n\n\n\n\ni'm looking for app or developed an dj app for nokia 8\n\n\n\n\nthnx\n\n\n\n\nDoRo","2010-09-27T15:28:20","2010-09-27T15:28:20","doro303",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,9700,{"$nulls":3},"The N8 is not commerically available;\nApplications will be handled by Nokia's Ovi Store;\nHow does this idea relate to the overall Symbian Foundation vision?","2010-09-28T04:15:58","2010-09-28T04:15:58","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10719,"None of the Above",null,"Monkey Island","Hello,\n\nit would be possible that you develop for the OViStore as soon as possible the game \"Monkey Island\".\nI'm not confident about \"ScummVM\".\n\n\n\n\n \nbest regards,\nDrone","2010-12-13T16:49:05","2010-12-13T16:49:05","Drone",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,224,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","per module logging in the Emulator","It would be nice if all the modules on the user side used RFileLogger so the output can be enabled or disabled at runtime because as it currently stands the emulator slows up due to the amount of spurious logging that is being generated and which cannot be disabled.","2009-04-24T14:27:12","2009-10-23T09:33:24","adetaylor",0,100,"Voting and discussion",3,0]
[null,799,{"$nulls":3},"It&apos;s a reasonable enough request, but I don&apos;t think it will get much traction: the emulator is going to be de-emphasised anyway, and the logging requirements for production devices are quite different.\n\n\n\n\nIf anyone&apos;s interested, here is a sample of the logging currently generated by the emulator:\n\n\n\n\n    77.610    iSmsInitialisationPhase 2\n    77.610    NCN status bit sms service present 8\n    77.610    NCN status bit sim changed 0\n    77.610    NCN status bit system refresh 0\n    77.610    NCN read sim service center 0\n    77.610    CNcnModelBase::ConstructL - Constructing CNcnOutboxObserver\n    77.610    CNcnOutboxObserver::ConstructL - Constructing signal strength handler\n    77.640    CNcnMobileSignalStrengthHandler::UpdateSignalStrengthL - GetSignalStrength returned with -1\n    77.640    CNcnMobileSignalStrengthHandler::StartObservingL - Failed to initialize signal strength (err = -1)\n    77.640    CNcnOutboxObserver::SignalStrengthUpdatedL - Signal bars 0\n    77.640    CNcnOutboxObserver::InformOutboxSenderL - Outbox sender not initialized.\n    77.645    CNcnOutboxObserver::ConstructL - Signal strength observing started\n    77.645    CNcnModelBase::ConstructL - Creating CNcnNotifApiObserver\n    77.645    CNcnNotifApiObserver::ConstructL - Entry\n    77.645    CNcnNotifApiObserver::ConstructL - Exit\n    77.655    CNcnNotifApiObserver::LoadMailboxesL - Loading all boxes with MTM 536998918\n    77.655    CNcnNotifApiObserver::LoadMailboxesL - Loading all boxes with MTM 268439594\n    77.655    CNcnNotifApiObserver::LoadMailboxesL - Loading all boxes with MTM 268439593\n    77.655    CNcnNotifApiObserver::LoadMailboxesL - Loading all boxes with MTM 268439592\n    77.660    CNcnOutboxObserver::StartSessionsL - Initializing outbox sender..\n    77.665    CNcnOutboxSender::CheckBootPhaseL KGSNetworkConnectionAllowed 1\n    77.665    CNcnOutboxObserver::StartSessionsL - Informing outbox sender of network status..\n    77.665    CNcnOutboxObserver::StartSessionsL - Got signal bar value 0, notifying..\n    77.665    CNcnOutboxSender::CheckAndStartSendingL aNetworkBars = 0\n    77.665    CNcnOutboxSender::CheckAndStartSendingL not sending, iNetworkBars = 0\n    77.665    CNcnOutboxObserver::CheckOutboxAndNotifyL\n    77.665    CNcnOutboxObserver::CheckOutboxAndNotifyL SetCRInt(KNcnMessageCountInOutbox) 0\n    77.665    CNcnPublishAndSubscribeObserver::NotifyPublishAndSubscribe : aCategory 270497206, aVariable: 268456654\n    77.665    CNcnPublishAndSubscribeObserver::NotifyPublishAndSubscribe : aState: 0\n    77.665    CNcnMsvSessionObserver::HandleMsvSessionReadyL 0 &gt;&gt; \n    77.665    CSysApPubSubObserver::HandlePropertyChangedL: category=0x101f75b6, key=0x100052ce, value=0\n    77.675    CNcnMsvSessionObserverBase::HandleMsvSessionReadyL: MsvUiServiceUtilities::GetListOfAccountsWithMTML returned 0\n    77.675    CNcnMsvSessionObserverBase::HandleMsvSessionReadyL: 1 entries found\n    77.675    CNcnModelBase::CheckIfSimSCOperationRequired()\n\n\n\n\nThis probably does slow things down a bit (more if Carbide is showing you all this stuff in a window) and most of it has very low value. I see that as a Bugzilla issue, but in the form of raising issues asking the people responsible for the CNcn* classes if they wouldn&apos;t mind turning the volume down!\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-05-29T13:48:11","2010-04-16T22:58:12","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,897,{"$nulls":3},"Here are my thoughts:\n\n\n\nHaving logs are a good thing, but they can get a mess\nIt&apos;s unlikely you&apos;d be able to heard everyone to doing things in a perscribed manner.\nA total per component basis/module basis creates it more difficult for find timing issues.\nYou really want an easy manner of turning stuff on and off.\n\n\n\nOne possible way of doing it is to have RDebug::Print() gleen information about what it&apos;s being called from (thread/process) and have it filter on that. If that&apos;s possible, you can have a centralised way of turning on and off debugging selectively, with output still being in order, and not having to change much (any?) user-side code.\n\n\n\n\nI might be a long way off though.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-06-09T10:23:43","2009-06-09T10:23:43","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,907,{"$nulls":3},"Personally I use trace, with filtering. No changes into code, just run as-is. Get loads of more or less useful log entries, but got to filter them in some way. Personally again I do filtering manually: start and stop trace whenever I want to, custom made trace routine outputs only what I want or vice versa drop what I don&apos;t want. Bit too much manual work, but sometimes it&apos;s the only thing that helps.\n\n\n\n\nJust wanted to say that there are many ways to do logging. Module specific log routines are great, but there are already system wide logging routines.\n\n\n\n\nBtw I voted YES for this proposal. It&apos;s easier to filter log output, wait for minutes to see anything change on-screen etc. than bump your head into brickwall for weeks just because of missing/too little log data. On the other hand I do suffer seriously from extremely sloooow debug sessions. Too much log is just the better option from two bad choices.","2009-06-09T19:37:38","2009-06-09T19:37:38","JOM",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,758,{"$nulls":3},"It should be important to point out that this forum should not be used to record or discuss changes to the OS. That&apos;s what the Bugzilla tracker is for (when it is eventually public).\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nA moderater (I hope we have moderators) should comment and, in my opinion, politely reply to the originator and then pull the thread.","2009-05-25T18:01:47","2009-05-28T15:28:35","dadurant",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1248,"Mobile functionality","Developer stuff","An Android Runtime for Symbian","This is an idea that has already been discussed extensively outside this site, but I thought this was the appropriate forum for recording any future discussion.\n\n\n\n\nWe would like a better developer experience for our platform.\n\n\n\n\nJava is a very popular programming language, particularly amongst mobile developers.\n\n\n\n\nJava ME isn&apos;t adequate for many smartphone applications and isn&apos;t getting much investment recently to catch up.  Also, the are TPIP issues with providing Java ME free with the platform.\n\n\n\n\nGoogle have produced a very nice set of APIs and development environment for Android.\n\n\n\n\nAndroid has very permissive licensing and the runtime environment is theoretically portable to Symbian (a non-trivial port but should be acheiveable in &lt;1 year by a competent team - size of team TBD).\n\n\n\n\nMany network operators (&amp; some OEMs) are interested in building service offerings on top of Android.\n\n\n\n\nPorting the runtime to Symbian would be a great way to leverage the massive investment being made in Android across the industry - plus the largest market for Android developers could very quickly become Symbian devices.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nNote: I&apos;m not suggesting that the Symbian Foundation creates this port, or even funds it, but we could start it and host the code and a working group to manage it.  A funding model is less clear, but perhaps a more traditional open source development model with interested companies directly funding some engineers to work on the project, rather than the Symbian Foundation somehow managing the funding?\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-06-28T18:52:07","2009-10-23T09:52:43","markw",0,84.44,"Expert review",49,11]
[null,1286,{"$nulls":3},"Good points Mark;\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n&gt;primarily aimed at future devices.\n\n\n\n\n*sigh* So you see Symbian OS&apos;s future entirely at the top end of the device range, fighting the likes of Apple and Android? While devices will steadily get more powerful, this ignores the simple fact that Symbian&apos;s key USP is that it could be used to provide the rich &apos;smartphone&apos; experience on what is now fairly low end, and wide spread hardware. I think you&apos;re focussing on the wrong end of the market.\n\n\n\n\n&gt;Our port would theoretically avoid this problem by only having at most a few Android apps running at the same time.\n\n\n\n\nOK, but where are you going to draw the line? It&apos;s not simply a case of supplying a VM and everyone&apos;s happy, you&apos;d need to supply the libraries that the app is inevitably going to use, and as Tony hints at, right at the top, you&apos;re basically going to end up supplying most of the Android stack. What&apos;s the point of S60 then? Or are you suggesting that the Android layout manager is somehow mapped at runtime to Avkon/Orbit APIs? That would provide a terrible UXP, it&apos;s going to be really slow.\n\n\n\n\nSuppose an Android app wants to access the address book? Where are you suggesting that it is mapped to the Symbian one? AFAIK the Android one is a bunch of Java wrapping the native SQLite component, so you could try and convince it to use the Symbian Contacts SQLite store? But the structures will be different.... apply across the platform and you&apos;re providing a hell of a burden tracking changes in 2 OSs. That would provide a terrible UXP, one of them will always be out of date.\n\n\n\n\nI&apos;ll say again, I think it would be a far better approach to simply take the Java/XML source for the App and thunk it onto the C++ APIs.\n\n\n\n\n&gt;Aaargh, no!  Have you ever seen any kind of automated code conversion tool that actually works...?\n\n\n\n\nYes. Plenty. SWIG? JIT?\n\n\n\n\nI&apos;ve also done a few myself over the years, it&apos;s not easy, I&apos;m not saying that. The devil is in the detail, and it&apos;s the undocumented and often invisible side effects that catch you out.\n\n\n\n\nAndroid&apos;s app structure seems to be fairly rigid, and simplistic. Far more so than Symbian (though it used to be well structured) and would probably lend itself to the conversion approach. Of course you&apos;re going to always have an app that exposes a corner case. But that has to be better than essentially shipping a device with two OSs?\n\n\n\n\nAll a compiler does is transform information from one format to another, in the process it uses information from the environment the source lives in and makes assumptions about the environment the output is going to be in. There is no reason why Java source code could not be directly translated to ARM binary, with all function calls made using the EABI.\n\n\n\n\n&gt;I seriously doubt this, Symbian C++ is a lost cause in terms of developer experience.\n\n\n\n\nIt&apos;s in a bad way to be sure, but again, all SF/Nokia/whoever need to do is decide on what they want the developer experience to be like. Using C++ has it&apos;s advantages. Performance and API coverage for instance.\n\n\n\n\nThe problems it has stem directly from the way the interface and implementation of those APIs has been mixed, exposing the devloper to not only a rich set of OS featues, but also the horrific plumbing involved.\n\n\n\n\n&gt; Qt is another story though.\n\n\n\n\nNow, it may be that moving the Qt is the best way to address this, but it&apos;s an unknown, and all I&apos;ve heard for the last year or so is unqualified &apos;Qt solves that&apos;. QTopia wasn&apos;t that great y&apos;know. The market proved that.\n\n\n\n\nIt may simply be that moving to Qt provides the &apos;break&apos; neccessary to do some serious tidying up in the app dev story, I&apos;d be wary though of replacing one set of problems with another. We&apos;ll have to wait and see.\n\n\n\n\n&gt;this is just interesting, disruptive and potentially allows a large number of existing developers and applications to access the platform.\n\n\n\n\nThen should we not also support the Win32 API set?\n\n\n\n\n&gt;Red Five Labs have a commercial (and very usable) .NET CF environment for programming in C# on S60\n\n\n\n\nIndeed. And unless I&apos;ve misunderstood how they do it, it&apos;s mostly through thunking. Which isn&apos;t really what your suggesting here for Android. I have no experience of how well it works on device, I suspect the paucity of CF apps for Nokia phones speaks volumes.\n\n\n\n\n&gt; and StyleTap have a Palm OS emulation solution that runs actual Palm binaries (IIRC).  The latter look a bit dated on modern smartphones but it&apos;s a great way of supporting legacy content.\n\n\n\n\nEmulation, essentially providing a separate OS + runtime. Can work for old systems like Palm OS as the host system requirements were so much less than what we have currently. Nearly the opposite of the situation with Android.\n\n\n\n\n&gt;I&apos;ve heard a ballpark estimate that a port could be done for around &pound;1m\n\n\n\n\nYeah? I&apos;ll do it for &pound;500k ;-)\n\n\n\n\n&gt; - Google have invested almost twice that in prizes for their latest developer challenge - we don&apos;t have anything like that budget to compete for winning developer mindshare, so if you can&apos;t beat them...\n\n\n\n\nI don&apos;t think the mindshare has anything to do with prize money. Android lends itself to rapid experimentation, with a very low barrier to entry skillz-wise. That&apos;s where the mindshare comes from.\n\n\n\n\n&gt;In an ideal world, we&apos;d work with Google and they could even create a new Android profile for smartphone platforms where the runtime is just a secondary environment, rather than the primary one.\n\n\n\n\nWhy would Google even bother to answer the phone on this one?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAnd for your 2 questions\n\n\n\n\n&gt;1) [OS or stack on Linux]?\n\n\n\n\nWell, it&apos;s both. The VM and Java stack have requirements about what the Base Linux system provides. Now, we could in theory build something that sat ontop of a Symbian base instead, and it may even be better than what Google has now. You have of course just obviated about 80% of the source SF owns, and given the relative difficulty of getting a Symbian baseport done to new silicon, compared with Linux, it&apos;s going to be a hard sell.\n\n\n\n\nSomething like this may just occur naturally, given that it will all be freely available source code.\n\n\n\n\n&gt;2) [Why keep Symbian]?\n\n\n\n\nWell, I think you know this from your reply above. Symbian OS allows device manufacturers to do cool stuff on cheap hardware. That&apos;s cool, that&apos;s what we&apos;ve all been working on for the last decade or so, but what we need now is to allow Joe Developer to do some cool things with his phone, and I just don&apos;t think lumbering it with an Android runtime is the best way to do that.\n\n\n\n\n&gt;If Qt wrapped around Linux provides more robust and feature rich devices...\n\n\n\n\nLike I said, QTopia wasn&apos;t that great.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-07-02T11:24:07","2009-07-06T11:09:58","cowboycoder",{"$nulls":3},4,0]
[null,1290,{"$nulls":3},"Those of you reading this topic who don&apos;t know who Simon Lewis is (there shouldn&apos;t be that many of you), can look at his Dalvik porting efforts at http://justanapplication.wordpress.com/category/android/\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI think he&apos;s already looked at a Symbian port.","2009-07-02T15:02:01","2009-07-05T16:49:14","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,6668,{"$nulls":3},"Thats very good idea. Please do it quickly. Thanks.","2010-03-19T08:37:25","2010-03-19T08:37:25","cako94",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1249,{"$nulls":3},"These ideas are terrific!\n\n\n\n\nTo me, the best platform will be the one that offers all the advantages of the competitors plus some extra, exclusive features/facilities. For Symbian this might be the Qt toolkit, although its open source nature might make it available to Android as well, at a later time. Offering an Android runtime gives new possibilities for developers to leverage the \"real\" Java (SE) while targeting more than one platforms.\n\n\n\n\nJava ME should be slowly phased out, as our prediction market guesses.","2009-06-28T22:17:17","2009-06-28T22:20:41","kensai",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1250,{"$nulls":3},"I do have reservations regarding some of the practicalities of implementation, but on the whole I&apos;m 100% bought in to the spirit of this idea.\n\n\n\n\nIt is clear that Java(ME) is slowly becoming irrelevant and will never be free. Java is also the most popular programming language, so it&apos;s difficult to ignore such a large community, and dangerous to alienate them by ignoring Java.\n\n\n\n\nIt is also impossible to emulate Android on J2ME, but much easier to do the other way round to give the legacy backward compatibility some members will be looking for.","2009-06-29T09:38:32","2009-06-29T09:38:32","robertac",{"$nulls":3},3,0]
[null,1268,{"$nulls":3},"OK, I&apos;m going to be contentious (how unlike me). Forget it. Here&apos;s why;\n\n\n\n\nYes, it&apos;s a lovely idea, and very attractive (writing apps for Android is so much nicer than on Symbian), but I think that porting the runtime is a waste of effort, unless there are some academic gain, or you find some people who are going to do it anyway &apos;just because&apos;.\n\n\n\n\nHaving played with Android I have serious doubts over whether any current Symbian device has the neccessary &apos;oomph&apos;, it is a real memory hog, and I get the impression that the cpu is running flat out most of the time. Throw in the inevitable bugs and inconsistences any port would have, and I don&apos;t see it as being a winning user experience.\n\n\n\n\nIf the goal is to run Android apps on a Symbian device, then I think effort would be better spent directed at a different approach, perhaps some buildtime conversion of the Android source/binaries. You would then be able to address some of the system load issues, before the app even gets to the phone. Perhaps even something based on that PhoneGap project.\n\n\n\n\nIf the goal is to make the Symbian dev experience nicer then, again, I think effort is better spent elsewhere. There is no reason Symbian C++ couldn&apos;t be as easy to write for as Android is. All it requires is a bit of vision and effort.\n\n\n\n\nIf the goal is to provide Java support on the Symbian platform, well, you could argue that this is the way to go. J2ME may be on it&apos;s way out (though it may take years), and Android may soon become synonymous with Mobile Java, but perhaps it would be better to simply copy the approach, and just support a nice rich set of app-level API bindings in Java, perhaps based on Qt.\n\n\n\n\nThe problem is that you are trying to address a number of problems at once, and though it looks like your suggestion ticks all the boxes, I&apos;m not so sure it&apos;s the silver bullet you think it is. You should also bear in mind that, yes, this discussion has appeared many times before now, most recently as Android, before that it was iPhone, and I&apos;m sure if I dig deep enough I&apos;d find the versions of this discussion labelled Windows Mobile and Palm OS.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-06-30T12:40:31","2009-06-30T15:17:16","cowboycoder",{"$nulls":3},6,0]
[null,1274,{"$nulls":3},"Isn&apos;t the Android runtime effectively the Android OS API for app developers? So what&apos;s the point of Symbian then? Perhaps I&apos;ve got the wrong end of the stick but I will opine...\n\n\n\n\nThere always seems to be a constituency of OS developers whose aim is to deinvent their own OS, common runtimes which try to be all emcompassing (like Java ME) are good way to go about this because they are trying to take on such a broad range of APIs it looks and feels like an operating system (the real OS is just the glue underneath).\n\n\n\n\nThis deinventing behaviour seems very similar to the world weary former police officers who on occasion write a book or go on TV about how they would prefer to legalize drugs just to make everyones lives a little easier although ironically it invalidates their job. Worthy but always sounds like a short cut to me.\n\n\n\n\nI&apos;m not arguing that platform standards aren&apos;t important and useful but they do have their place and usually best if they&apos;re localised to specific technical functions, OpenGL being a good example but not perfect. The sweet spot is to find the most valuable standards and implement those - I suggest that this is done sparingly unlike Java which tries to do too much.\n\n\n\n\nI agree with Andrew, if you want Java support, copy the approach with Dalvik or whatever. Most decent app vendors especially the game writers who constitute a majority of mobile devs (I dare guess) are pretty adept at customising their stuff to multiple OS platforms. If you think your OS and its APIs have value of course.","2009-06-30T18:38:40","2009-07-05T20:00:57","tonylo",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2016,"Mobile applications",null,"Emergency Aid including interview, first aid, and contacting the right institution","In case of an emergency lot of people do not know what to do. Maybe they become too nervous and they can not react cool enough.\nThis app helps in this situations by a little screen interview to the user and itself sends the right information to the right recipients. \n1. The user starts the app.\n2. a basic case is selected (stroke, car accident, infarction, house accident (downthrow, skin burning, fire, .....) this interview must be specified seriously and be availabe by only very few keypresses!\n3. GPS position is read out\n4. an sms is sent automatically with all information collected so far. \n5. a call to the emergency number is established and information is shown to the user what information he should tell. \n6. other predefined people will receive an sms.\n7. the app shows further steps for first aid, related to the result of the interview.\n8. the app motivates to stay cool and thoughtfull.\nthis scenario can be detailled in any case and also can become an official proceeding.\nstandard information of the customer, like his adress, his contacts, the husband or wife can be stored beforehand and be reeused in the unlucky case, that the app is used.\n\nEG. if a grandpa falls of a ladder in the garden, the little helpless grandson can start the app on his phone. (they can do this if they are at least 4). with two klicks he has enteres al information needed in the first place and already called the ambulance, the gps pos is transferred, the adress and name and the case is sent out. \nthen the app helps the child to care for grandpa.\n","2009-10-27T20:12:43","2009-10-30T18:38:11","Captayne",0,100,"Voting and discussion",14,0]
[null,7990,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing back for Community Support!","2010-06-14T20:31:07","2010-06-14T20:31:07","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8027,{"$nulls":3},"This Emergency App starts with a tree of symbols to categorize the incident.\n\n\n\n\nMaybe it makes sense to collect categories and icons to build up a tree with as less icons and as rich icons as possible.\n\n\n\n\nMaybe it also makes sense to split the interview in two phases: 1. the type of incident, 2. health of the worst affected persons\n\n\n\n\nType of case:\n\n\n\n \n \nperson in crashed car\nperson hit by car\nperson out of car\n\n\n \nperson \nhouse\ncar\nship\nbus\ntruck\nlandscape\n\n\n\nperson and traffic\n\n\nperson and sports\n\n\nmen under Water\nmen falling off something\n\n\nsomething on fire\n\n\nelectric shock, men with flash-symbol\nperson hit by someting\nperson vs. Animal\n\nperson biten by animal\nperson hit by animal (eg. horse)\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nCondition of affected person(s)\n\n\n\n \n\nperson can speak\ncan trac one with his eyes\nblood wounds\nunconcious person lying w. no reaction, head hangs, when arm is pulled\n...\n\n\n\n\n\nDoes anyone have ideas about a cute and \"sharply speaking\" icon-tree?\n\n\n\n\nin the next post I will think about the very first opportunities of a reaction. Maybe even after the fist keypress the first sms can already be sent.\n\n\n\n\nthe next SMS when the position of the phone has a gps fix or is been localized in another way.\n\n\n\n\n...\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n ","2010-06-16T20:13:50","2010-06-16T20:13:50","Captayne",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3257,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Dr Keibel, THis is a great feature, with global disaster relief implications, need and marketability.   We need more safety features. I support your idea.","2009-12-07T09:32:50","2009-12-07T09:32:50","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2528,"Symbian Foundation","Improve the running of Symbian","Provide better Kudos mechanisms for contributors","How can we reward individuals for their contribution. It would be nice to have some kind of Kudo rank such as in Ohloh - see https://www.ohloh.net/about/kudos\n\nCan we somehow measure\n- commits\n- bugs raised\n- wiki activity\n- forum acitivity\n- ideas activity\n- blog activity\n\nEtc. and include it into a Kudo rank in an automated fashion. I guess technically this is difficult because we don&#39;t have a single user ID.","2009-11-12T12:20:54","2009-11-12T12:20:54","adetaylor",0,100,"Voting and discussion",6,0]
[null,5600,"Mobile applications",null,"Jigsaw","Isnt it time we had a jigsaw game application running on symbian? Could come quite good on the touchscreen phones.\n\n\n\n\nOf course, you could generate the puzzle from your own images taken from the same phone perhaps.","2010-02-16T17:17:24","2010-02-16T17:17:23","adetaylor",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,6624,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","GnuPG E-Mail Encryption","It would be nice to have an GPG E-Mail encryption application for s60 v3. Maybe as a plugin for the existing mail client...","2010-03-17T22:48:17","2010-03-18T17:32:09","Hibbert",0,100,"Voting and discussion",7,0]
[null,10720,"Mobile applications",null,"tagging","When a pictuure is taken it give you the option to tag it with face recognition/tagging, then pictures are geotagged","2010-12-14T02:46:22","2010-12-14T02:46:21","jacknotman",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,2017,"Mobile applications",null,"Dimmed moody room illumination, doze light","While the phone is connected to the charger or not, it can be used as a smart room illumination in dark environment. e.g. in the sleeping room at night.\nmoody changes to the colour might enhance the attractiveness.\nAlso microphone and bpm related colour and brightness changes might be nice, like a light console if music is played.\nAt least this is a good idea as an orientation light. these things are available in lots of stores.\n\n","2009-10-27T20:32:41","2010-06-14T19:53:15","Captayne",0,0,"Closed",0,1]
[null,4065,"Symbian Foundation","Make development easier","Create a Symbian Signed flowchart","One impression I always get when listening to criticism about Symbian Signed is that it's difficult to understand which of the many options you should choose for a given situation. What I'm suggesting is a flow chart which guides the prospective signer through all of the criteria they might have and chooses the best option for them and outlines the total cost of signing. For example, the first question could be 'Are you a: Developer of Symbian Applications OR User of a Symbian Device'. If 'user' was selected then it would ignore all the options that require a publisher ID.\n\n\n\n\nNote: The title mentions a flowchart which would be the most straightforward and cheapest way of implementing this, but some sort of online wizard would be better IMO.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-02T14:37:34","2010-01-02T14:37:33","brendand",0,100,"Voting and discussion",7,0]
[null,4098,{"$nulls":3},"I think this is a good idea - we should also explore additional approaches to get the information across (video is one we've been considering).\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI believe Dan is considering an overhaul of various elements of the documentation to coincide with the new test criteria. He'll doubtless respond here or on the forums.","2010-01-04T10:38:36","2010-01-04T10:52:55","stichbury",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4103,{"$nulls":3},"There are effectively six(!) signing options, if you include self-signed.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n1.) Self-signed\n\n\n\n\n2.) Open signed online\n\n\n\n\n3.) Open signed offline\n\n\n\n\n4.) Express signed\n\n\n\n\n5.) Certified signed\n\n\n\n\n6.) Hidden option six (where manufacturer caps are required)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nLet's see if I can get the difference between OSOffline and Express signed right (if not, that might tell you something). Open signed offline gives you access to more capabilities for one thing, but doesn't allow you to distribute. The ideal use case for it is for testing an application which would be distributed with Certified signed. In the chart I have in my head, the ultimate option presented would be the 'distribution' option, with the 'testing' option as a note. So if you are a developer who wants to distribute an app with CommDD capabilities then you would be told that you need to use Certified for distribution and OSOffline for testing.\n\n\n\n\nIf I get a plausible draft chart hacked out on paper then I'll post it here.","2010-01-04T11:49:44","2010-01-04T11:49:44","brendand",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4066,{"$nulls":3},"Do you really think it's that complicated? You've basically got two options for a real application, and the main differentiator is cost. There's almost certainly better ways of communicating that (the current symbian signed website is an abomination) but I can't see that it really requires much thinking.\n\n\n \n\n\nAlso, if anyone identifies themselves as a user rather than a developer is going anywhere near symbian signed, isn't that more or less an epic fail on our part? OK, sure there are the people pirating things, but actual honest users shouldn't even have to know what Symbian Signed is.","2010-01-02T18:46:43","2010-01-02T18:46:42","cdavies",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4067,{"$nulls":3},"Well, there are four options for signing (almost 5 if you think about it). Maybe it's not complicated for your or I, but I could see how someone brand new to all this stuff could be confused. You're not actually correct to say that users shouldn't be going near Symbian Signed. The use case is those power users who want to install applications on what they think of as 'their' device at will. It even says it here: \" Open Signed Online is also used to install an unsigned application onto your device for personal use.\"\n\n\n\n\nhttp://developer.symbian.org/wiki/index.php/Complete_Guide_To_Symbian_Signed#How_to_Choose_Between_the_Signing_Options\n\n\n\n\nI really don't see why you're objecting, the point of view that people 'should be able to understand it' is never one that's going to win doubters over.","2010-01-02T19:44:27","2010-01-02T19:44:27","brendand",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5601,"Mobile applications",null,"Music and Video Bookmarks","A music and video player that store bookmarks of your choice that you select to start playing music or video. Similar to DVD (predefined) Chapters where you start playing your DVD from a chapter you select. The idea is to store YOUR bookmarks for your tracks, or at least last track you played.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThis is useful when you playback long tracks, like movies (2 hours) or audio books (maybe 1 hour) and so on.","2010-02-16T17:22:45","2010-02-16T17:22:45","teqani",0,100,"Voting and discussion",8,0]
[null,5645,{"$nulls":3},"Thats good for Audio Book...!","2010-02-18T06:32:24","2010-02-18T06:32:24","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10068,{"$nulls":3},"Good one","2010-10-10T16:19:12","2010-10-10T16:19:12","nitrous17",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8161,"Mobile applications",null,"Face recognition instead of password, pin number. etc...","Is it possible to you \"face recognition\" instead of PIN number and any password  ?\n\n\n\n\nThank you.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nEn fran&ccedil;ais : serait-il possible de substituer/ proposer en compl&eacute;ment la reconnaissance faciale au code PIN et par extension, &agrave; tout code ou mot de passe des applications ?\n\n\n\n\nMerci.\n\n\n\n\nClaude;","2010-07-03T07:56:05","2010-07-03T07:56:05","ayrtonprost",0,52.31,"Voting and discussion",3,3]
[null,8174,{"$nulls":3},"It's possible but it is not safe. It's sufficient to show a photo to the camera to surpass the protection.\n\n\n\n\nTo be safe they have to use a 3D image recognition, that is more difficult and expensive.","2010-07-05T14:34:00","2010-07-05T14:34:00","itrucid",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8929,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Smoothly Music Player !","Last night i dreamed of Music Player.\n\n\n\n\nHow can be nice if it can change song smoothly?","2010-08-22T05:24:08","2010-08-27T07:15:55","MyFanIsUUUU",0,100,"Voting and discussion",16,0]
[null,8977,{"$nulls":3},"It's great !","2010-08-23T11:36:04","2010-08-29T04:49:24","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2018,"Mobile applications",null,"Where have I been? Long term logging.","This App tracks places where the user is with very low adjustable sampling rate.\nwith minimum efforts and engergy. it stores GPS Position Information. Maybe 1-4 times a day.\nThis is interesrting to people who travel a lot.\nWhere have I been on 1st November 2009 might be a question the user might ask the app. Even after years. \nSimple logging. \nGreat for tracking down photos, business trips, holidays of the past.\nIf it is possible to push the logfile to a server it would be nice.\nAlso nice would be, if the app records departure and arrival times of a trip but not record the road itself or the stay in a place. only if some bigger &quot;jump&quot; takes place. eg changing the city, state or country.  the trigger sensitivity (displacement distance from the current location might be adjustable from 1km to 50km. this requires a higher frequency in asking the gps/gps cell.\n\nAfter several month and years of usage, you can brightly see your global activity in google earth.\nIf you are old and wiggly, you can look back and remember. &quot;Look, grandson, and this is the place where I met your Grandma. I see, this was in November 2009! -Let&#39;s have a look at photos of this time in the archive.&quot;\n\n","2009-10-27T20:56:41","2010-06-14T19:52:59","Captayne",0,97.31,"Closed",8,1]
[null,2274,"Symbian Foundation","Make development easier","New Capability : Trusted Application Sets from a Single Vendor","There is a real need for a new type of capability - maybe called something like &quot;VendorTrustGroup&quot; and you could only get it for applications that share the same vendor ID. Possibly it would only apply to a specific set of application UIDs from the same vendor. This would allow a suite of applications to form a trust relationship with each other without comprising the system.\n\nHere are three issues I encountered when writing a client and server application:\n\n1) these applications often need to share data at runtime. For example, the server should be able to download data and store it in a place where the client can access it. Ideally, the client&#39;s private directory - but at the moment you need the AllFiles for that which is overkill.\n\n2) the server needs to control the client application in response to events (like an incoming phone call). While it can start the process, it needs PowerMgmt to shut it down. Again overkill for two applications designed to work in tandem.\n\n3) the server portion can&#39;t be embedded for auto-start, so the end user must run two installations. This should be able to be done for a set of applications from the same vendor that have inherent trust in each other\n\nYes, some obvious solutions are using things like an unprotected directory that isn&#39;t data caged, but in our case raises four problems:\n\n1) we can guarentee the integrity of the data present in the shared directory as it can be tampered with via PCSuite etc\n2) any application on the device can access the data\n3) the material in the directory has copyright restrictions on it and needs to be protected\n4) its much cleaner have the data in private directories for things like uninstallations. A shared directory has to be cleanedup specifically\n\nThese are specifics however - I&#39;m merely pointing out that real-world business solutions have requirements that the security model sometimes makes difficult to implement and it would be great to be able to fully utilise the benefits of the security model while still being able to deliver innovative solutions.","2009-11-03T08:44:48","2010-08-02T21:37:21","sambo1972",0,0,"Closed",0,0]
[null,2280,{"$nulls":3},"Interesting suggestion.  Can you provide slightly less abstract detail on the use case without revealing too much?\n\nIt sounds like most of these issues can be solved with a different architecture.  Can the client not access data through the server?  It should only be small amounts of data right?  If it&#39;s really large pieces of data, such as a music track download, then it needs to be able to go on the memory card, right?  In which case it&#39;s got to be encrypted in some way if you want to protect it.\n\nYou can&#39;t directly kill another process without PowerMgmt, but it&#39;s a lot nicer to send your client a message telling it to shut itself down - then it gets to clean everything up nicely too - if you want that to be secure you can check the UID of the application that sends the message.  Wouldn&#39;t that work for you?\n\nAs for auto-start, can&#39;t you auto-start one of the two apps and then that can start the other?\n\nMy concern with changing the security model in this way would be:\n1) Makes the implementation more complex and therefore more likely to have security holes.\n2) Makes the already hard for 3rd parties to understand PlatSec architecture and signing options even more complex and difficult to understand.","2009-11-03T11:33:53","2009-11-03T11:33:52","markw",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2786,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","Make the Contacts App Plugin-Based","I'm writing this as sort of a half-step towards the idea that I posted before (Revamping the Behavior of Communicating) because I think this is easier to do - and Nokia has actually shown that it can be successful, albeit with a few changes.\n\n\n\nExample: user wants a presence and IM enabled component to their address book and therefore downloads Ovi Contacts. They get a new tab, and have the ability to chat with anyone on that service, and link that information to an existing contact. Presence shows for that contact in both the Ovi Contacts tab and the normal Contacts screen.\n\n\n\nIdea: Enable any VoIP, IM, or IMS provider to simply create a plugin (extension, app) that does the exact same thing. Provide a reference app which directs them on where to add the correct settings (call dialogs, service/internet settings, connection/authentication settings, etc.). And then provide the .sis/.sisx packaging component (via Horizon???) so that users can see these services and run with them.\n\n\n\nI'd append the Ovi Contact's implementation with a few things though: contacts should be sortable by presence/status; integration with the default address book should be manditory; ability to tap into local resources - GPS, music, etc. - should be encouraged.\n\n\n\nI think that this would be a good halfway point, and is something doable for Symbian^1 and ^2 right now. Hopefully, this idea helps many of those who are doing mobile VoIP and IM and want a better user experience for their users.","2009-11-20T04:07:02","2010-08-05T08:22:57","ARJWright",0,100,"Expert review",37,0]
[null,5170,{"$nulls":3},"New idea that would make for a solid plugin (or default functionality really): Record GPS/CellID info of contact.","2010-02-04T15:55:06","2010-02-04T15:55:06","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2897,{"$nulls":3},"Plugin: social graph plugin - grabs the relevant social object data from public services and asks the user if they want to append this to the contact; method to ask the person if you can connect/view more information that just the public stuff; would directly integrate with GPS and calendar for context-relevant viewing of that contact-space.\n\n\nPlugin: Facebook (from the other thread on this)","2009-11-25T04:55:09","2009-11-25T04:55:09","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4997,{"$nulls":3},"From nithya:\n\n\n\n\nLinkedIn App (merged to this idea)\n\n\nDo we have a linked in app for Symbian?\n\n\nAlthough it may not be frequently required to be used (like twitter /  facebook), I guess the present web-interface is so difficult to  navigate through on a touchscreen Nokia 5800xm. I guess an app would  make the task simpler - and perhaps be able to use the native mail app  to reach out to linked in contacts?","2010-01-27T16:19:36","2010-12-08T08:02:05","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2979,{"$nulls":3},"This functionality already exist on all symbian phones.","2009-11-28T04:15:24","2009-12-10T18:13:24","nishant.thomas",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2984,{"$nulls":3},"I agree that Contacts application must be more flexible. I was developing OMA Presence and for this we were forced to implement a lot of functionality, which is already in Contacts.","2009-11-28T07:17:40","2009-11-28T07:17:40","stenlik",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4036,{"$nulls":3},"I agree with this simplification,and do not believe it is the same APPs featured on OVI, it is a next steps in making SF APPs more user friendly and public ready......The least amount of thought that needs to go into using something, is the best approach to usability and making the market HAPPY .....You see Antoine is thinking beyond what we have now and making it \"better\", by making it \"simpler\".....\n\n\n\n\nAlso, this is an originator IDEA and has a duplicate with 14 or so votes for it (something about facebook) from a later post dated a few days after this.......Susana, Freddie, it may make sense to link the later post and votes under this IDEA and see where the discussions lead.  \n\n\n\n\nThis thread also explains what Freddie is trying to say in the other post regarding......we already have this.....We do!  But this is a refinement of currently available applications and it is clearly an area to watch and I support the improvement of currently marketed products.......and lest not forget, it is a customer driven MARKET!","2009-12-31T02:38:10","2009-12-31T02:38:10","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2807,{"$nulls":3},"I like the simplicity of this idea and all the enablers are in place to make it happen. Mobile Operators are in the habit of doing deals with providers like Microsoft to support mobile IM and this idea would allow them to deliver a better service integration instead of supporting a 3rd party client. The only thing is that the larger providers like MS might have issues with any native functionality determining the UX and feature set. I imagine they might prefer to keep control of these parts. ","2009-11-20T16:25:04","2009-11-20T16:25:03","richardc",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2815,{"$nulls":3},"The contacts plugin API used by Ovi contacts (and others e.g. Gizmo project) is part of the contacts app source code already in the foundation release.","2009-11-21T11:38:44","2009-11-21T21:12:28","SymsourceTim",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,6370,"Mobile applications",null,"Trace a misplaced mobile phone which is on Silent mode.","Hey,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIn simple words:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIf i misplace a phone which is apparently on silent mode, i should be able to send a secret sms to that phone, and then the phone should turn itself automatically into general mode.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nOR\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThat secret sms should trigger some preset volumed ringtone (useful if incase the general mode ringer volume is less) for a minute or so.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThe user should have the ability to select either of the above 2 modes and also the ability to set the secret sms code (else someone may play pranks by turning anybody's phone to general whilst they r in a meeting and bug them ;)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nCheers!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nRishi","2010-03-15T16:50:19","2010-03-24T09:55:03","rishidoshi",0,100,"Closed",2,0]
[null,6572,{"$nulls":3}," Rishi, Thank you for the post. I think is already been posted as http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=4347&amp;foolIE6=1#comment_6230 . Please modify or change idea or this will be closed in two days.","2010-03-15T17:17:11","2010-03-15T17:17:11","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6578,{"$nulls":3},"oh ok. cool. didnt see that.\n\n\n\n\nhow do i delete this post? cant find a way.","2010-03-15T18:19:01","2010-03-18T14:01:51","rishidoshi",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7650,"Mobile applications",null,"Mobile Application for Symbian Ideas","Build a mobile application to submit ideas to this site and also able to view and vote ideas has submitted","2010-05-22T12:32:25","2010-05-25T00:58:51","lawrence27",0,0,"Closed",0,0]
[null,7656,{"$nulls":3},"This idea has previously been recommended here: http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=3180","2010-05-25T00:56:12","2010-05-25T00:56:12","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9698,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","Nokia APPS suggestions and bugs (at the beta labs)","Hi,\n\n\n\n\nI found out that apps released by nokia may be commented, and bug reported on http://betalabs.nokia.com\n\n\n\n\nAt the first seeing I haven't seen that option, there isn't big community there so I would like to present beta labs site for you in order to strenghten the beta labs community.\n\n\n\n\nSo after registration we may look for added apps, like:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://betalabs.nokia.com/apps/ovi-maps-306\n\n\n\n\nAt the right side there are buttons:\n\n\n\n\nGive feedback\n\nDiscussion\n\nWrite a review\n\nReport a bug\n\nSuggest\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nYou make use of it, but also on the bar we have buttons:\n\n\n\n\n * Overview\n * More info\n * Download &amp; Installation\n * Discussion\n * Suggestions\n * Bug reports\n * Reviews\n * All posts\n\n\n\n\nYou may choose appropriate site for you there.\n\n\n\n\nI think that if you have some suggestions you may post it to the interesting apps such as:\n\n\n\n\nOvi Maps:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://betalabs.nokia.com/apps/ovi-maps-306/suggestion\n\n\n\n\nNokia Video Cuts:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://betalabs.nokia.com/apps/nokia-video-cuts/suggestion\n\n\n\n\nNokia Point and Find:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://betalabs.nokia.com/apps/nokia-point-and-find/suggestion\n\n\n\n\nNokia Ovi Suite:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://betalabs.nokia.com/apps/ovi-suite/suggestion\n\n\n\n\nSwype:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://betalabs.nokia.com/apps/swype-for-symbian/suggestion\n\n\n\n\nCustom Dictionary:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://betalabs.nokia.com/apps/nokia-custom-dictionary/suggestion\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nRegards :)\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-09-28T01:12:15","2010-09-28T04:14:26","superfly86",0,0,"Closed",0,0]
[null,10466,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Gestures in Browser","I wish we should have consistent gestures through out the phone. And most of the common functionality should have a gesture associated with it.\n\n\n\n\nI like to propose a gesture to download and/or send images and other documents from a browser.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\ne.g. To download in image from a browser one can hold one finger (e.g. index) onto the image and then with the other finger (e.g. thumb) swipe the image downwards.\n\n\n\n\nTo send the image to other (via, MMS, email, bluetooth, etc) one can hold one finger (e.g. index) onto the image and then with the other finger (e.g. thumb) swipe the image towards right.","2010-11-09T04:41:23","2010-11-09T04:41:23","dennis_george",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,1251,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","Automatic Divert of SMS Messages","I bought a new car recently, and it has a SIM drawer so you can use the in-car audio to make phone calls.  It works very well, with noise compensation both ends for the road and engine noise.  However, I don&apos;t really want to take the battery out of my phone to swap the SIM over every time I drive the car.\n\n\n\n\nThis is no problem for voice calls - I have a contacts entry in my phone for the car, with 3 numbers:\n\n\n\nfirst, just the number so I can dial the car if someone else is driving it (ideally with my permission!)\nsecond, **21*&lt;number&gt;# which diverts my voice calls to the car \nthird, ##21# which cancels the divert\n\n\n\nThe car can also receive and display SMSes, so I&apos;d like to divert those as well, but it seems very few network operators provide that service.  There are several commercial or free applications that will run on the Symbian Platform and forward received SMSes to a specified number, but they need to be manually disabled or enabled, which is an additional step in the process that I&apos;m liable to forget!\n\n\n\n\nDoing some research over the weekend, I discovered the CTelephony::GetCallForwardingStatus() method and it occurred to me that you could have a background app running which noticed when voice calls are diverted and then automatically started forwarding SMSes, and again stopping forwarding when voice call divert is cancelled.\n\n\n\n\nAs a bonus, it would be nice if this app could:\n\n\n\nDiscover the number to which voice calls are diverted and send SMSes to that number rather than a preset one, and\nKeep the original sender information for the SMS (you might need to use a web service, e.g. hoaxmail, for this as I doubt it&apos;s possible directly on the handset).\n\n\n\nLastly, any ideas *why* most network operators don&apos;t offer SMS divert services?  (it seems to be more common in the Far East for some reason...)","2009-06-29T10:32:49","2010-06-03T13:18:43","craigh",0,100,"Closed",4,0]
[null,1416,{"$nulls":3},"Great Idea. I think its very useful. The only thing we have to concern ourselves with is the dialing sequence. Many providers, Like Rogers Wireless (Canada) after purchasing Fido from Microcell Communications Inc, does not support those functions any longer so your 2nd &amp; 3rd Bullet point will not work - and thus needs a work around.\n\n\n\n\nHere is an example:\n\n\n\n\nALL 4 Fwds:*Busy, Not Answered,Out of Reach- Activate  *002*[Phone Number]#\n- Cancel &amp; De-register  ##002#\n- Cancel &amp; Retain  #002#\n- Re-establish   *002#\nALL Conditional Fwds:- Activate  *004*[Phone Number]#\n- Cancel &amp; De-register  ##004#\n- Cancel &amp; Retain  #004#\n- Re-establish  *004#\nImportant Call Forwarding Network Features:Forward All Calls\n- Activate  ##21#\n- Cancel &amp; De-register  ##21#\n- Cancel &amp; Retain  #21#\n- Status  *#21#\n- Re-establish  *21#\nForward if Busy\n- Activate  *67*[Phone Number]#\n- Cancel &amp; De-register  ##\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAgain I like this idea and possibly a work around to a menu function or phone settings function can STILL grant your idea the power its supposed to. My providers in my country this is a limitation - but a menu workaround can easily resolve this. Great idea.","2009-07-29T02:34:08","2009-07-29T02:36:28","Prom1",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1258,{"$nulls":3},"I hope you don&apos;t mind if I move this to the Personal Communications category - I realize that it could be seen as a new app, but is closely related to telephony, and phone software that live in the Personal Communications Tech Domain.","2009-06-29T16:16:50","2009-06-29T16:16:50","LawrenceSimpson",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1259,{"$nulls":3},"For the specific case of a car, I thought the intended solution was the Bluetooth SIM Access Profile, so that you don&apos;t have to swap SIMs or have two.\n\n\n\n\nHowever, SMS forwarding based on call forwarding status is a much more common general application than for this specific use case.  I can see it being useful for a lot of people with multiple subscriptions that don&apos;t want to carry all of their devices around all the time.\n\n\n\n\nI&apos;d say it probably should be an add-on application rather than a platform addition though (as originally suggested) since it has a potentially high cost for use of the feature (depending on tariff) whereas standard call forwarding doesn&apos;t.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-06-29T18:20:34","2009-06-30T11:16:07","markw",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2275,"Mobile applications",null,"Tube stop alert ","I would like an application that displays the tube stops and an alarm I can set that will buzz when I reach my destination","2009-11-03T09:49:17","2009-11-03T11:27:01","SEE-09",0,0,"Done!",0,0]
[null,4835,"Mobile functionality",null,"Unlock the phone using face detection","The idea is to enable phones with a camera on the front side to unlock the phone using the face detection. \nIs it not cool to just look at the phone to get the phone unlocked ??? Imagine you just have to bring your phone in front of your face and it gets unlocked. No need to enter security code or combination of keys.\n\n\n\n\nThe application should detect the face of the user and if found valid, unlock the phone. Otherwise, it should ask for a security password to unlock the phone or the user may have to press the menu+star key or other combination to unlock the phone.\n\n\n\n\nThe application should allow setting up of the user's picture with whose face the phone should get unlocked. \nChallenges include matching the pictures and many more.. but the fact is that great applications are the result of good challenges.","2010-01-25T09:00:49","2010-02-26T18:32:46","vadlamudi1986",0,83.82,"Expert review",76,8]
[null,4895,{"$nulls":3},"Very Innovative!! Great Idea. I suppot it.","2010-01-26T13:45:40","2010-01-27T07:04:46","rafael_nm",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5186,{"$nulls":3},"@Boy Bawang i strongly agree with you it wont be possible to unlock in nights too. But its easy for a simple user to unlock.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nand Gina i strongly support finger print and i wont consider this as refinement to your idea since this is easy to duplicate","2010-02-04T17:35:14","2010-02-04T17:35:14","apache",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5198,{"$nulls":3},"I think as an idea, it sounds cool, but in reality I wouldn't want to waste time by it checking my face to see it is me. Besides, I don't think that there would be a way to check your phone descretely like this. :/","2010-02-04T19:45:45","2010-02-04T19:45:45","cpeake",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5969,{"$nulls":3},"Hello,\n\n\n\n\nI brought this up in the moderator discussion and Freddie said that it was done on a Japanese model.  If we could collaoborate and get more info, than it may be a little closer to reach this goal. \n\n\n\n\nThere are technical obstacles to face, finger, iris, swipe, password, locks etc and our job is to look pragmatically at what we are being asked to make, and is it possible? Maybe it is, and we have to be open minded.....That is what I am being....I put in my challenge concerns, but if this can be done technical and does not cost a fortune, it would be a nice addition. \n\n\n\n\nI have an addition concern about using the front or the camera for video cons, on the screen of the mobile.  It would be great to know which camera the Jpanese used, as they are different quality....so that was simply a refinement......\n\n\n\n\nThis is possible, however, it needs someone to escalate it to a technical expert for a feasibility study.  Given all of this, I am going to support your IDEA and put it in the hands of the technical leaders of SF. They can assess the obstacles of the many security-related IDEAs and my hope is that a \"focus group\" picks this up and can look at the many IDEA and get some of these very good IDEAs made into products. Thanks.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-26T12:58:23","2010-11-08T22:32:08","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4979,{"$nulls":3},"Challenging, yet an amazing idea!","2010-01-27T11:14:18","2010-01-27T11:35:28","cruisemaniac",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4981,{"$nulls":3},"The idea ok. The Face recognition is different from face detection. The camera should be on any time??Think abt resource usage","2010-01-27T11:46:46","2010-01-27T11:46:46","Rishi",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4984,{"$nulls":3},"Idea is good and involves lot of challenge, but it doesn't seem to be economically that feasible.And also there could be two identical faces, enough to fool the face recognition software.  An A biometric reader would be a better option in that cases, but yes again this wont be for normal use as this would also be economically unfeasible.","2010-01-27T12:20:34","2010-01-27T12:20:33","ranjesh",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4990,{"$nulls":3},"the feature seems pretty catchy. \n\n\n\n\nin terms of implementaions the issues will be with having a high resolution camera on the front end of the mobile handset. This is a deficiency even today with the most top end mobile handsets. \n\n\n\n\nThe facial regonisition algorithms/ programming used in laptops can be borrowed on to implement it on mobile phones given a High resolution camera is available.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-27T14:43:20","2010-01-27T14:43:20","vamsi_krishna",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5005,{"$nulls":3},"While face detection is already underway in mobiles...this idea just to unlock a phone doesn't seem good enough to me (no offense meant).\n\n\n\n\nFollowing are my reasons:\n\n\n\n\n1) Its power as well as resource draining.\n\n\n\n\n2) Face detection has never been a useful ID, as Ranjesh pointed out two people with similar face or unlocking just by a photo is possible. Biometric is better alternative here\n\n\n\n\n3) May cause conflict in case of video call use-cases, (have to handle complex state transitions)","2010-01-27T18:31:34","2010-01-27T18:31:34","dextergk",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5007,{"$nulls":3},"Good Idea...need more analysis....i support it...","2010-01-28T05:13:45","2010-01-28T05:13:45","himanshu01",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5008,{"$nulls":3},"Not a good idea because of the following reason:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n1. Another person can easily fool it by putting a picture of the owner infront of the cam.\n\n\n\n\n2. Face detection should take time to detect. Even one second delay to unlock the phone is annoying.\n\n\n\n\n3. We know videos don't do well indoors; Meaning another annoyance when It can only recognize you outdoors.\n\n\n\n\n4. It needs to be properly positioned where the front cam catches your whole face; But you have no mirror so it's a hit and miss affair.\n\n\n\n\n5. It means the front camera must be ON and ready all the time!  What a waste of battery. If you need extra step to turn it on then that's another annoyance.\n\n\n\n\n6. Personally, I wanna unlock the phone immediately the moment I touch the phone even before I see the screen. The extra effort to position it infront of my face and the detection delay should hurt usability.\n\n\n\n\n7. We don't need too much security or password in a phone. A phone is NOT like an email account where all people in the world can try and guess your password in the comfort of their homes. A phone is always with you so the risk is not that high. It's just like a wallet where I don't mind carrying it without a password.","2010-01-28T08:17:12","2010-01-28T08:21:25","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5293,{"$nulls":3},"That would make it much easier and much more comfortable, if you don't have to remember all that PINs. I wonder, why nobody had that idea before.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-07T15:59:31","2010-02-07T16:22:04","Severin",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5312,{"$nulls":3},"There is a software called vfacer that does it. Quite cool idea!\n\n\n\n\nBut why not enable the face recognition together with voice recognition? That would be like in a movie!","2010-02-08T09:59:34","2010-02-08T09:59:33","kriksu",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5080,{"$nulls":3},"This is a good concept and I would like to add it as a refinement to http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=2885. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThe iris or finger-print scan would be more easily designed and more accurate. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n@ Boy Bawang, I respect your comment, and realize thatyour user input and type is valuable, and is noted.  Though not everyone wants or needs security features, as much as others.  It would be nice to have choices.  Passwords or security is impotant to many of us.  This theme is very clear of the SF Ideas site.  \n\n\n\n\nMany users have business, or sensitive information which need security of some kind.  There have been a number of IDEAs regarding security improvements for initial mobile entry, protection of photos, files, areas .  So, it is an area to think about, and put resources on if there is enough SF community interest.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIt would be nice to have some options (for you, you can turn them off, if that works well for you).  For others, it seems we are looking for a security which does not require remembering multiple usernames and passwords, is easy to design and use, could save peolple time and secure the data on of smart devices.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-31T14:18:14","2010-01-31T14:18:14","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5868,{"$nulls":3},"I see a lot of support of this IDEA.  I also know of some very real and perhaps food for thought issues which have not been discussed and I will bring them to the thread.  The intention is to get some technical feedback on if this can work.\n\n\n\n\nFace recognition is very tricky and expensive.  Most PCs do not have it, they have finger scan, password or other.  The reason is cost and need.  Usually government high security agencies do have face recognition.  They are keeping our countries safe and it is critical to their computers to have this feature.  I watch a program regarding this technology for government security computers and it was a very high budget, needed a lot of research and development before implementation, and was only used for certain top level security agencies or personnel. I am having trouble seeing how this can be done on a mobile and why noy go simpler? I also see valid point to BOY BAWANG and Siraj.  They list more potential technical issues.\n\n\n\n\nOn the positive....Most people like the \"futuristic thought\", me too, the \"coolness\", me too, but there is no technical lead or feasibility information to the thread and that concerns me.\n\n\n\n\nI would love some actually technical input as to the feasibility of this, as I can not see it as feasible right now, and can not approve something, just because I think it's \"cool.\"\n\n\n\n\nI do have some reasons to perhaps go with finger print or iris scan as security, instead of face recognition..and I would like to point them out and get feedback from developers and technical people who understand the complexity of this IDEA.\n\n\n\n\n1. I share mobiles with family members, and this means two, three or four faces that my mobile will need to recognize.  I am not saying it can't be done.  I am saying that it is a must, or my mobile is useless.  I would think that this alone would be a huge energy draw?\n\n\n\n\n2. People lose and gain weight, change hair color, have different moods, expressions, cuts, injuries, mustaches, beards, colored contact lenses, etc.  How does one approach this technical obstacle to face recognition?  I am not sure, in the FBI show on computer face recognition, the person needed a consistent look, or the computer could not recognize them, and they were locked out of their computer.\n\n\n\n\n3. Noone mentioned an override system.  If this is to be a project,I would suggest a backup or overide to a face recognition.  If you are locked out of your mobile, you still need a mechanism to get back in (maybe still have a password or something to be a safe guard).\n\n\n\n\n4. In the USA children get mobile phones at maybe 5 years old at the earliest.  A child's face (and teeth) change so rapidly.  How can one deign a recognition system to a little face that chages so rapidly? \n\n\n\n\n5. Lastly, I understand we all have needs for our mobiles.  Various security/password IDEAs are constantly coming in and that is great. There seems to be more simple, less costly, more efficient, and more publicly accepted security/password fixes.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIn closing, my comments are provided to get factual and technical feedback to this IDEA.  If my real-life obstacles are answered than I may change my mind.  Right now, I see this as something which is too futuristic and may be a longer-term goal and not marketable right now.  Not marketable right now, is not a bad category to be in!","2010-02-23T19:14:44","2010-02-25T13:06:13","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8163,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Live icons","I think that icons could do more than just be clicked.\n\n\n\n\nThey could be used as \"live\". Developers could set some informations to display on the icons.\n\n\n\n\nExample: the Messages application could display how many unread messages you have.\n\n\n\n\nthe Organizer could display how many appointments you have today.\n\n\n\n\nMusic app could display covers.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-07-03T14:59:28","2010-07-03T14:59:28","itrucid",0,100,"Voting and discussion",7,0]
[null,8184,{"$nulls":3},"With Upcoming Symbian^3 OS having 3 Homescreen - You can add more Widgets to achieve all that info stuffs.","2010-07-06T17:56:07","2010-07-06T17:56:06","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8675,"Symbian Foundation","Make development easier","Create the Symbian Dreamweaver","Create a free application like dreamweaver that allow to create applications with a design mode without having to create code.\n\n\n\n\nWhy is so easy to create websites? Because we have Dreamweaver, Flash, Photoshop...\n\n\n\n\nMake it easy. iPhone is based on the iTunes store advantage... that is being built by... users.\n\nMake it easy... and accessible to everyone!!!!\nProgrammers don&acute;t have good ideas... stupid people have!!!!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-08-03T20:41:13","2010-08-03T20:41:13","karlsmarxs",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,228,"Mobile functionality","Developer stuff","Include a python runtime in the platform","Should we include a python runtime in the official platform release?\n\n\n\n\nI like this question because it raises lots of issues - our app developer strategy, our runtime strategy, our approach to other open-source, our platform scope increase approach, etc. Either that or its just a \"do you like python or not\" question.\n\n\n\n\n-----------------\n\n\n\n\nLSimpson: This idea originally posted by Antony Edwards, has been significantly modified by Robert Ackland, so I have changed Ownership to him. Robert, please update this idea posting and save it as verison 2, then we can procede to develop the idea. Thanks.","2009-04-24T19:48:48","2010-02-12T00:07:02","robertac",0,93.47,"Expert review",46,4]
[null,311,{"$nulls":3},"My main question is how would that make things better? What&apos;s wrong with the current siituation, namely that anyone can download Python as an add-on? Is it worth the effort? Don&apos;t get me wrong, I&apos;m absolutely not against the idea, but would like to know the pros and cons in advance so that the voting would not be like \"I like Python therefore I vote for it\".","2009-04-28T09:54:09","2009-04-28T09:54:09","tote",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,312,{"$nulls":3},"&gt;My main question is how would that make things better? \n\n\n\n\nAs of now - If a person wants to install a Python application - he needs to install the runtime first and then the application. End users usually do not know anything about the runtime - Python and Python script shell - specially the current releases of Python having other dependencies in return, could make things even scary... This could be avoided if the suggested idea is implemented.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n&gt;What&apos;s wrong with the current siituation, namely that anyone can download Python as an add-on? \n\n\n\n\nLess convenience. Search version, download and  install hassles for the end user.","2009-04-28T10:13:54","2009-04-28T10:13:54","croozeus",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,611,{"$nulls":3},"I don&apos;t see why runtimes and Open environments shouldn&apos;t be fully encouraged. Forcing developers to code in Symbian C++ is like forcing Windows developers to use Win32 API&apos;s. Native Symbian should be number one for performance, other languages should be the day to day ones.","2009-05-14T16:14:33","2009-05-14T16:14:33","brendand",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1129,{"$nulls":3},"JVM was a part of platform, Open C and RGA API is a part of platform, Flash Player, WRT Runtime too.... Probably Qt will be..\n\n\n\n\nPyS60 is very popular and I dont see any reason why Python cant be a part of platform.","2009-06-18T16:40:30","2009-06-18T21:41:19","Truf",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,1131,{"$nulls":3},"I think the best reason to include Python in the platform officially is because it provides an excellent learning path.  It also really encourages hobbyists to create quick little apps to solve their day-to-day problems.  Anything really useful created in Python will probably get re-implemented as native later for performance, but that isn&apos;t the point.  How do we find out what&apos;s really useful if people can&apos;t distribute their Python apps.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-06-18T16:49:18","2009-06-18T16:49:18","markw",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1134,{"$nulls":3},"As a separate aside, to avoid potential security issues, perhaps the Python interpreter should be included in firmware but not the script shell.  Developers can install that if they want it?\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-06-18T17:05:14","2009-06-18T17:05:14","markw",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1140,{"$nulls":3},"&gt;As a separate aside, to avoid potential security issues, perhaps the Python interpreter should be included in firmware but not the script shell.  Developers can install that if they want it?\n\n\n\n\nTotally agree! The interpreter is a developer utility - the end-user might be confused by see it actually \n\n\n\n\nOnce the stable release is out, I think there should be a universal PyS60 interpreter (with a feature to update the current version runtime to the choosen future version) that would be compatible with all future releases (actually the current one is too, except the app name)! This way the PyS60 team doesn&apos;t need to rebuild and distribute the interpreter as well.","2009-06-19T06:07:54","2009-06-19T06:07:53","croozeus",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1158,{"$nulls":3},"I&apos;m generally against this since my stance is to reduce the number of supported runtimes to allow us to simplfy development and provide community focus for runtimes and tools. Python could still be part of the platform in this consolidated world, but if you look at the demand from device creators and mobile operators it&apos;s hard to make a case to include Python in the core platform.\n\n\n\n\nThat said, there is a good Python community (although not necessarily mobile focused) and as an open platform I don&apos;t want to actively discourage ideas with strong community support. However, Python being available on Symbian and being part of Symbian are very differnt things, which is where I&apos;d like to articualte my view:\n\n\n\nSymbian foundation should include only two runtimes in the core release of the Symbian foundation platform (I&apos;m thinking native &amp; web)\nCore runtimes are promoted and supported by the Symbian foundation.\nSymbian foundation should include a framework to allow additional runtime plugins to be added by OEMs or aftermarket.\nRuntime plugins are promoted and supported by the community or commercial entity that created them.\n\n\n\nI know I&apos;m effectively sharing a new idea here, but throwing lots of runtimes at the core platform doesn&apos;t sound like a receipe for success to me.","2009-06-22T12:48:56","2009-06-23T16:22:21","robertac",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,1166,{"$nulls":3},"Easy Runtime deployment - Python has it already.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nPython runtime and its dependent components can be installed by just running any Python application packaged using PyS60 application packager released in 1.9.4 or above\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nhttp://discussion.forum.nokia.com/forum/showthread.php?t=170549","2009-06-22T16:29:35","2009-06-22T17:02:53","croozeus",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,1196,{"$nulls":3},"My proposal was correctly interpreted by Lawrence....and I agree with Craig on Security.\n\n\n\n\nI think we&apos;re all in violent agreement here.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2009-06-23T16:19:52","2009-06-23T16:19:52","robertac",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1199,{"$nulls":3},"Could I ask a simple question? Why restrict access to a dynamic scripting language environment such as Python to just app developers - what about the people who deliver stuff in the rom?\n\n\n\n\nSymbian lacks a first class scripting environment that can be used for operating system level components and system level development too. I don&apos;t want to start a static vs dynamic language debate but clearly there is a use for such an environment otherwise we wouldn&apos;t be using crude eshell batch files.\n\n\n\n\nI&apos;d also like to add that you practically may need to support &apos;multiple&apos; run times of the same language. You can&apos;t be guaranteed that all programs are compatible with all runtimes.","2009-06-23T18:20:21","2009-06-23T18:20:53","tonylo",{"$nulls":3},4,0]
[null,230,{"$nulls":3},"Heh, I&apos;m a big python fan. Naturally I&apos;ll support the idea :) Each OEM can choose whether they&apos;d want to drop or include it, so the it&apos;s basically a question of enabling python as one of the choises.\n\n\n\n\nQuestion of runtimes is not easy: Flash might be supported by Adobe/Nokia Open Screen Project, but what about Java? Nokia uses their own VM, while others use Esmertec VM. What would be in Symbian Foundation platform? And why? Webkit is another issue, should there be current Nokia Webkit port or maybe Qt Webkit? Or something more close to desktop variant, which might be missing some special mobile features? Ruby has support inside ex-Symbian people, but would anyone else care about it? Maybe community would vote with their (possible) support?\n\n\n\n\nNokia team released today PyS60 1.9.4, based on python core 2.5.1. They make nice steady progress, but in some areas community would have gone further and faster. Except e.g. Services API support could only be made with \"people inside\" i.e. Nokia team. What would Symbian Foundation platform contain, could it have best of both worlds: community to fix the too restricted and old appuifw support and OEM teams adding new modules?\n\n\n\n\nSeems like there could be different kind of modules: some would rely mainly on community, while others would rely on partner teams. Both should have a possibility to become part of platform.\n\n\n\n\nBtw python is one of the easiest ways to make Symbian sw. Maybe that&apos;s one of the main reasons to consider python as platform component: platform needs sw, lots of sw and quickly. Symbian C++ can be very hard, Qt is not yet here, Java is very fragmented and Java FX is not yet here, WRT sounds like a good idea but it&apos;s missing something (biz model) and flash has a bad (no biz) reputation on desktops. Did I miss something? .NET is minor player, Ruby is missing UI components, commercial runtimes are too expensive compared to existing free ones. Right here and now, python has most positive points. Thought Flash does look interesting.","2009-04-24T22:15:39","2010-12-14T09:16:00","JOM",{"$nulls":3},4,0]
[null,5864,{"$nulls":3},"The original poster had the right idea and has been hijacked.\n\n\n\n\nIt should be on the phone by default.  This is simple and offers some guarantee for developers.\n\n\n\n\nIt should be based on 3.1 and have PyQt built in. \n\n\n\n\nNo other C*** should be piled onto this requirement otherwise it will become unworkable and the point of this is to have something that lowers complexity rather than raising it.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-23T18:20:41","2010-02-23T18:47:37","timothymurphy",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3300,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Save what we last set setting in Camera application","For many s60v3 s60v5 devices, there are no ways to save flash on/off setting. You have to turn off every time you launch the phone.\n\nI want it to save the setting last time we used or an option to save the setting.","2009-12-09T11:25:53","2010-10-09T16:36:38","trusthaha",0,99.99,"Expert review",47,0]
[null,9784,{"$nulls":3},"I agree with idea","2010-10-02T16:50:47","2010-10-02T16:50:47","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3647,{"$nulls":3},"I agree, and not just the flash setting. There are lots of settings in the camera, and they're all reset next time.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI normally don't bother using them at all now (other than flash) as it takes so long to change them, and then it forgets them when either I exit the camera application, or it's closed down by low memory, or (quite often) it crashes!","2009-12-17T13:01:09","2009-12-17T13:01:08","hugo",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8520,{"$nulls":3},"We could have an option as \"exit no change setting\" or \"exit and save setting\"","2010-07-21T15:17:12","2010-07-21T15:17:12","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8342,{"$nulls":3},"I like this idea. Because whenever I use the phone camera I always have to set the settings that I wanted. But it's annoying when I always have to set even though I turn the camera off.","2010-07-13T11:41:58","2010-07-13T11:41:58","leganite",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3309,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Tanapruk,  Could you explain why?  I am not sure why this would be beneficial.","2009-12-09T19:19:46","2009-12-10T01:28:05","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7922,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing back for community Support!","2010-06-07T16:32:30","2010-06-07T16:32:30","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7930,{"$nulls":3},"Supported, but there should be an option in settings whether to save last camera settings or not.","2010-06-08T15:18:58","2010-06-08T15:18:58","hkk12369",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4324,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Swipe to unlock","I want to be able to unlock my device using the touchscreen.  I have to hold a fiddly hardware button on my i8910 down for an indeterminate length of time, and it sucks.\n\n\n\n\nOr is there an app for that?","2010-01-12T11:49:24","2010-01-12T11:49:24","crb",0,61.66,"Voting and discussion",15,17]
[null,6916,{"$nulls":3},"I 'm following this thread with high intrest.  I'm a quadriplegic which means I have no finger-function.  They're basically a stylus :). \n\n\n\n\nThe touch screen of my 5530 works perfect for me but the unlock slider  is hard to use.  I 'm looking at 3rd party swipe unlock features but I much rather have the option baked in in my 'official' operating system. \n\n\n\n\nIf I wanted the i-thing of the fruit company, I'd bought that but capacitive means no stylus or pen input.\n\n\n\n\nWhy not put it in a 'accessibility settings' menu item.  Some users need more adjustability then others.\n\n\n\n\nSamsung has a similar feature where you draw a chosen sign on the sceen to unlock in order to avoid accidental unlocking.","2010-04-03T08:44:19","2010-04-03T08:44:19","stef01be",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4758,{"$nulls":3},"I still like this IDEA and think that there should be a choice for the user.  Yes, the manaufacturer wants a certain specification for lock/unlock, but if there are Symbian Signed applications which suit the individual user, than all will benefit especially developers and SF......Please think this one out more.....Choices ARE GOOD!  If Symbian doesn't pick this up, this could very easily be snatched up by someone else and marketed.....\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nJust my thoughts.....","2010-01-22T14:21:18","2010-01-22T14:21:18","ginau",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,9117,{"$nulls":3},"Anybody see how they've done it on S^3 on the N8? You simply press the unlock button on the screen.","2010-08-26T22:49:38","2010-08-26T22:49:38","NseriesFreak7",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4326,{"$nulls":3},"I am not a fan of touch screen (Gloves + touchscreen = not good) but if this idea was optional then I am all for it.  I could use it in the summer :)","2010-01-12T11:53:21","2010-01-12T11:55:31","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4328,{"$nulls":3},"I've seen this on the N97. It is a bit fiddly, but better still they have an easy-to-use dedicated button on the side that allows you to unlock easily.\n\n\n\n\n- Freddie","2010-01-12T12:01:15","2010-01-12T12:01:51","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4330,{"$nulls":3},"Nothing beats a hardware lock key. You can always lock or unlock in one step without looking at the screen.  With screen swipe you have to turn on the display first by pressing any button or screen before you swipe-- That makes it two steps plus the fact that you have to look at the screen and not to mention outdoor visibility concerns.\n\n\n\n\nI must admit that it's pretty and good for bagging with friends but for practical purposes, hardware button beats it.","2010-01-12T14:19:59","2010-01-21T18:15:30","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4333,{"$nulls":3},"Working hardware unlock switches rule.  Nokia are generally going for sprung sliding switches that are very hard to operate accidentally but also very quick to use (no indeterminate holding down of buttons).\n\n\n\n\nThe problem with having unlock operated from the touchscreen is that you can't then power it down completely, or you have to go for a two step solution as described above.\n\n\n\n\nThat said, I see no problem with this being a configurable option for the platform.","2010-01-12T15:14:51","2010-01-12T15:14:51","markw",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4336,{"$nulls":3},"No. Definitely better to have a decent hardware unlock - iPhones two-step solution is ludicrous.","2010-01-12T18:53:27","2010-01-22T02:04:35","brendand",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6372,"Mobile functionality",null,"AUTO-KEY-LOCK","My idea is for proximity enabled cell phones - if something activates the proximity sensor - it activates the keypad lock and the other way around.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nFor light sensor enabled mobiles - screen brightness linear to sunlight\n\n\n\n\nIn touch screen devices switch language with the virtual \"ab\" key - it requires user definition of active language.\n\n\n\n\nFor touch screen devices - long press on an item of a menu -&gt; Mark - it allows multiselect\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nPlease allow users to show calendar in the new v40.0.005 contact homescreen","2010-03-09T18:28:42","2010-03-11T09:59:45","ares9",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,6391,{"$nulls":3},"Elad,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nCan you please only type in one idea per submission, as the community may not agree with all your ideas.  Can you also please refrain from typing your whole idea in capitalisation.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThanks\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSusana","2010-03-11T10:01:37","2010-03-11T10:01:37","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7652,"Mobile functionality",null,"Master password","After I hard reset my device, I found that, I must typing my email,password and other information more than 10 times for various application. For example, User name / Pww for \"Ovi Contacts\", \"Ovi Store\", \"Community beta\", Nimbuzz and various of web-based application.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIn fact, it seems to be hard to solve problem but at least I should don't type my Nokia ID (or Ovi ID) more than 1-2 time in my device.","2010-05-24T16:39:06","2010-05-24T16:39:06","Nozomi",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,229,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Get rid of user stars on this website","Surely the most interesting questions are the ones that raise a bit of controversy and discussion. Having the stars at the top of the page reward the questions that just get the most agreement goes against this and encourages people to ask motherhood and apple pie questions -- \"Should we have free chocolate in the kitchens\".\n\n\n\n\nMaybe we should have \"most discussed\" idea? \"Most viewed\"?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2009-04-24T19:52:26","2009-05-22T20:37:55","antony",0,39.07,"Done!",1,1]
[null,234,{"$nulls":3},"The intended model (as I understand the design of Spigit) is that Ideas in this site can progress through a series of stages.  Ideas that pass through the early tollgates are then candidates for more serious consideration by Symbian Foundation staff.  One of the criteria for \"graduation\" is the popularity, as measured by votes.  (You can see the list of criteria to graduate to the next stage, in red text, on the right hand edge of this screen.)  So popularity remains important.\n\n\n\n\nIn other words: the point of raising Ideas on this site is not just to provoke good discussion: it&apos;s to get the Ideas actioned.","2009-04-24T23:15:40","2009-04-24T23:15:40","dw2",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1509,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","Support Open Source Hardware Development","There are other idea threads that refer to the desirability of developer phone hardware that can be reflashed with modified ROM images.  This could be achieved with proprietary phone hardware, as has been done on other platforms with the Greenphone and the Android Developer Phone.  Another way would be to take advantage of open source hardware, such as the Openmoko Neo Freerunner device.  Openmoko have announced they will not be doing further hardware development, and the current GTA02 hardware is not optimal for the Symbian Platform (the CPU architecture is ARMv4T, which doesn't support the multiple memory model of the latest ARM generations).\n\n\n\n\nThere is now an initiative for the open source hardware platform to be further developed by the University of S&atilde;o Paulo.  The Symbian Foundation should be actively involved in this, encouraging the hardware to be designed to support the Symbian Platform well, and encouraging the Symbian community to develop an open source base port.","2009-08-10T14:36:04","2010-10-09T16:41:09","craigh",0,99.3,"Expert review",31,1]
[null,1511,{"$nulls":3},"Yes. ","2009-08-10T14:54:04","2009-08-10T14:54:04","cowboycoder",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,1513,{"$nulls":3},"Absolutely.","2009-08-10T15:31:11","2009-08-10T15:31:11","LawrenceSimpson",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1514,{"$nulls":3},"I like the idea.\n\n\n\n\nWhat would the next step be (assuming there's sufficient interest)?  Who do you think should take the lead in contacting the University of S&atilde;o Paulo?","2009-08-10T16:47:11","2009-08-10T16:47:10","dw2",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1515,{"$nulls":3},"Working with the OpenMoko folks sounds like a good idea to me. I don't know how they'll perceive initial attempts at dialogue with them, given Symbian's heritage as a proprietary platform/OS supplier (although it'd be nice to curtail that impression), and the OpenMoko project's seeming desire to build the whole widget themselves.\n\n\n\n\nStill, it's worth a try, if only to prove that we're open and willing to work with other communities towards a common goal - mobile phones and related devices utilising Open Source software and technologies...","2009-08-10T17:37:49","2009-08-10T18:49:50","vmlemon",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1516,{"$nulls":3},"This is an excellent development in the story of OpenMoko that I wasn't aware of (not been following the mailing list since the sponsoring company backed out).  There are some significant problems with the current GTA-02 hardware (GSM modem hardware obsolete, crippled graphics performance due to limited bus, aging SoC) so a lot of work is needed but it would be really great for universities all over the world to have an open hardware and software combination that was complete and usable.  The OpenMoko software stack(s) are so far from complete and stable that we have a real opportunity to add some value here.","2009-08-10T18:05:50","2009-08-10T18:40:28","markw",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1532,{"$nulls":3},"I'm gratified to see that this idea has progressed to \"Stage 2: Finding a Producer\" so quickly \n\n\n\n\nOf course, that means that we now come to the hard part!  What is it going to take for this to happen?\n\n\n\n\nThe primary candidate for \"producer\" would be the Symbian Foundation technology manager for OS Base Services technology domain; unfortunately we don't (yet) have one!  So we need to find someone else.  What attributes are needed?\n\n\n\nConnection with the Openmoko community\nExperience in engaging with academic institutions\nGood understanding of hardware requirements to support the Symbian software platform\nInterest in manufacturing processes\nAbility to initiate, motivate and/or contribute to an open source base port\n\n\n\nI doubt there's anyone inside the Symbian Foundation with that combination of attributes.  I can contribute some of (1) and (2), maybe a bit of (4), but I can't really help with (3) and (5).  Any ideas how we can go forward with this?","2009-08-11T14:23:58","2009-08-13T14:28:55","craigh",{"$nulls":3},3,0]
[null,2021,"Mobile applications",null,"An app to tell you what&#39;s happening nearby","Would like application to through GPS allow local advertising of events that are happening close to current location. i.e. concerts, special events, restaurant deals, special sales. I guess doesn&#39;t need to be local but when you travel a lot this would be nice.","2009-10-27T23:40:24","2010-06-14T19:57:38","allric",0,88.39,"Closed",7,1]
[null,2087,{"$nulls":3},"There&#39;s an iPhone app called Flook that does that too http://www.mobile-ent.biz/news/34669/Could-Flook-be-the-next-big-location-based-iPhone-app (see also Ambient Industry&#39;s main page http://ambientindustries.com/our-big-idea.htm).  We did have some preliminary discussion with the team about a port to Symbian as an example application, but haven&#39;t gone beyond that as they&#39;ve only just launched.","2009-10-29T15:07:24","2009-10-29T15:07:24","stichbury",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2088,{"$nulls":3},"Coming soon is woZZon for Nokia, an events listing application that tells you what&#39;s goign on around you for the whole of the UK, this includes films, theatre, comedy nights everything you can think of, keep an eye out for it :)","2009-10-29T15:39:30","2009-10-29T15:39:30","sazmatazz",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,7986,{"$nulls":3},"http://store.ovi.com/publisher/Lonely+Planet/ ","2010-06-14T19:57:26","2010-06-14T19:57:26","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2197,{"$nulls":3},"Thanks for the shout, Jo. If any Symbian developers are interested in working for us for free to port flook, we think our budget might just stretch to that! :-)\n\nWe&#39;ve just submitted flook to the App Store - the product url is www.flook.it.\n\n","2009-10-30T20:26:01","2009-10-30T20:26:01","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2047,{"$nulls":3},"There is such an app written by Nokia, it is called Here and Now.","2009-10-28T20:14:30","2009-10-28T20:14:30","eugend",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2277,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Printing documents wirelessly","I want to print documents wirelessly from my phone","2009-11-03T10:23:04","2010-06-07T09:36:52","SEE-09",0,72.2,"Closed",9,3]
[null,2571,{"$nulls":3},"Some phones with Bluetooth, such as my E66 have this option. You can research a bit before buying.","2009-11-14T13:08:47","2009-11-14T13:08:47","Enricus",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5387,{"$nulls":3},"This idea is being realised.\n\n\n\n\nRead more here http://blog.symbian.org/2010/02/10/5203/#comment-7714","2010-02-10T13:57:38","2010-02-10T13:57:38","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2572,{"$nulls":3},"Many photo printers support OBEX push of JPEGs directly to them. In fact, I&#39;d say most do. However, it you want full postscript printing support, then you&#39;re a bit more limited in choice.","2009-11-14T13:27:37","2009-11-14T13:27:37","cdavies",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2586,{"$nulls":3},"Printing via wifi would be good.","2009-11-15T08:06:14","2009-11-15T08:06:14","danielgray",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2596,{"$nulls":3},"Printing documents wirelessly is very common to many of the S60 devices.  I have an N95 8GB &amp; E71 and I can print documents, pictures, emails, lists etc via my home network or using wi-fi.  You may want to ensure that you are purchasing the correct device for printing by using the comparison feature of the phone specifications.  The E71 is very good, especially for document preparation, sharing, networking, presentations and printing.  It can be done easily to a home, work or even just a partnered bluetooth device (e.g. printer or presentation projector).  Best regards!","2009-11-15T16:47:42","2009-11-15T20:19:15","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2789,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Make Symbian OS Display Time on All Application and Menus","My Idea is Simple , I want Symbian OS to Display Time at top of the Device Screen in each Application and Menus.","2009-11-20T06:01:21","2010-03-04T12:53:03","s60betalabs",0,92.79,"Expert review",168,7]
[null,9991,{"$nulls":3},"Very important!","2010-10-09T07:46:38","2010-10-09T07:46:38","Tallert",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3082,{"$nulls":3},"Yea, I&#39;m the 30th supporter =-)","2009-12-01T20:51:01","2010-01-03T10:05:15","carafaja",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4626,{"$nulls":3},"I agree with the idea that we should have the clock function readily available, but I also feel that integrating that with every menu and sub-menu would take away from the overall appeal of the OS. What I propose is that the title bar on top of each menu that displays the battery and signal strength also have the option to access these functions; like the clock, notifications, profile status, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth menu shortcuts or signal strength and other options that are repeatedly accessed. I also think that they should give end user the option to customize what is displayed here, because all users are not made equal and some people. But i feel this option would appease those who wish to have these options at their disposal.","2010-01-19T14:39:48","2010-01-19T14:39:48","nickelz",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2851,{"$nulls":3},"I guess it could be displayed as an overlay when pressing some button (i.e. menu button, above running applications). But having it everywhere would be a mess. Plus it actually is like that in the newest firmwares of S60 5th edition. Where&#39;s the customization now?","2009-11-23T23:03:25","2009-11-23T23:03:24","kriksu",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2864,{"$nulls":3},"How would this be implemented with applications that utilize fullscreen? Wouldn&#39;t the displayed time interfere with the apps&#39; elements?","2009-11-24T11:59:39","2009-11-24T11:59:39","nishant.thomas",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4675,{"$nulls":3},"Ashton Hobbs -  give end user the option to customize what is displayed is good option.....!","2010-01-20T13:19:20","2010-01-20T13:19:19","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4933,{"$nulls":3},"And also, it is really ANNOYING to not see the date in home screen while a profile other than 'General' is active! There is plenty of room for it! I saw that on N97 it is already implemented as a widget. I hope to see it in upcoming releases of Symbian.","2010-01-26T19:46:07","2010-02-05T10:07:53","AlexTee",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4422,{"$nulls":3},"agree and show if there msg, bluetooth on, alarm and silent on :)","2010-01-14T14:20:33","2010-01-14T14:20:33","et3rnal",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10597,{"$nulls":3},"I agree. Time, signal and battery. Makes it easy to know. Or the status bar is always visible.","2010-11-20T13:46:16","2010-11-20T13:46:16","Blackidea",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5226,{"$nulls":3},"I really hate that I have either rotate my phone or minimize music player to see time.","2010-02-05T12:04:10","2010-02-13T03:04:13","FtBall",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,2930,{"$nulls":3},"I will add - that Symbian OS display time on all Symbian Menus and sub Menus- and default programs - like Music Player etc. for other 3 rd party program use a special key - so it will display time in top of other app and by releasing the key it will disappear. ","2009-11-26T13:57:46","2009-11-26T13:57:46","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5746,{"$nulls":3},"That's one of those tiny little (but efficient) ideas, that is maybe not as sophisticated as some other ideas, but in every day's use this improves the usability more than many other things.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-19T13:48:10","2010-02-19T13:48:10","Stapps",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2954,{"$nulls":3},"Absolutely agree. The lack of a clock everywhere annoys me to no end.","2009-11-27T11:22:18","2009-11-27T11:22:18","teknolog",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4492,{"$nulls":3},"Yeah! Symbian^1 displays time at the top on some screens other than home screen, and I find that totally useful! Why not a fixed place for it at the title bar?","2010-01-16T16:35:03","2010-01-16T16:35:03","eduardohl",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,8846,{"$nulls":3},"Very nice idea.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-08-18T13:28:57","2010-08-18T13:28:57","TobiWesten",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9882,{"$nulls":3},"And maybe not only the time, but also the date!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-07T12:21:42","2010-10-07T12:21:41","CarlosFiyero",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4540,{"$nulls":3},"I see how something like this could be useful however I don't think I want time and date to take up real-estate on my device. If a user is so worried they could check the watch? On the other hand I dont see any harm in this being an optional feature.","2010-01-17T16:23:03","2010-01-17T16:23:03","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3044,{"$nulls":3},"Time is Important... I like this Idea.....!","2009-12-01T07:19:50","2009-12-01T07:19:50","tahmeedans",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3046,{"$nulls":3},"I like this, but I think it should be configurable on a per-application basis. I may not want it on every single one.","2009-12-01T08:50:39","2009-12-26T17:41:01","a.sliced.banjo",{"$nulls":3},3,0]
[null,6123,{"$nulls":3},"Good idea!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-01T18:30:19","2010-03-01T18:30:19","Breiniger",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2798,{"$nulls":3},"I wouldn&#39;t want time displayed on everything, but I would like to see it on more menus. \n\nBut I&#39;d be kind of miffed if the time was stealing screen space from apps I&#39;d opened. For instance I don&#39;t want to see it when I&#39;m on the internet.\n\nBut I&#39;ll support it anyway.","2009-11-20T12:19:25","2009-11-20T12:19:25","Biggles",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5620,{"$nulls":3},"Simple, but efficient.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-17T12:30:34","2010-02-17T12:30:34","Paulson",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4599,{"$nulls":3},"My English is not very good, but definitely a good idea, it takes up when we hear music","2010-01-18T18:27:32","2010-01-18T18:27:32","barahona69",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3045,"Symbian Foundation","Increase device usage","To Market or Not to Market","It&#39;s very clear that Android- via Google and the iPhone have sucked most of the air out of the mobile platform room.\n\nWhile it&#39;s nice that Symbian has a highly dedicated community of developers, it&#39;s not enough.\n\nIn order for Symbian to thrive it needs to have a visible halo.\nThis is why Android is doing so well, it has the Google halo, and the iPhone has several of it&#39;s own.\n\nSymbian is like an orphan, or unbeloved stepsister.   Unless something is done to address this issue I believe it will be extremely difficult if not impossible for Symbian to make good headway.\n\n\nNokia&#39;s brand has been ranked at no. 5 in the world, but as it stands Symbian is not receiving enough light from that particular halo.\n\n\nTechnology is important,  but features and engineering do not in themselves create market leaders.   For that you need a dream and the ability to convey it to all interested parties,  in this case, developers, handset makers and ultimately the end user consumer.\n\n\nOne possible idea would be to create an online mall for Symbian apps,  an ebay if you like.\n\nThe greatest weakness for the iStore is the censoring and opacity of the application process for developers.\n\nThe market I envision for Symbian would be truly free.  There could also be different sections for different audiences.  For example, business apps, apps for gamers, and, of course, adult oriented apps etc.\n\nToday there is no clear market leader for mobile apps, since the iphone is still a niche product.  Symbian has a chance to create the world&#39;s top mobile app emporium.\n  \n\nThere are of course many ways to build a good halo for Symbian and the above is just one idea.  On our side,  we are posting as many interesting videos we can find on Symbian related phones and apps. http://techmare.com/?s=symbian\n\nBut either way you look at it, if Symbian is to thrive it needs a brilliant halo to get the message out.\n\nI&#39;d be happy to hear responses or alternative ideas to this posting.\n\nThanks.\n\n","2009-12-01T07:42:44","2009-12-01T07:42:44","Godfrey",0,100,"Voting and discussion",3,0]
[null,3076,{"$nulls":3},"Godfrey, Bravo!  You have just put a potential SF Mission Statement,vision and a strategy out there for comment.This is the most critical post yet!It may sound strange,but this is the question that I have been waiting for...I have many ideas on this,and,will get them more succinct and post something with solutions and recommendations based on facts, but,just to start the &quot;halo&quot; discussion,there are high quality,unique and lasting features to Symbian devices,which will in turn mean they will have lasting market shares,and longevity.  Other devices may be more &quot;novelty&quot; and have many flaws that we do not have to deal with as Symbian users.  This is the beginning concept of what I will explain futher in a later post.  I need to think about the proposal above as it relates to my recommendations....BUT, when this question gets proper cogent input from many of the &quot;IDEAS GROUP&quot;,I hope the SF is delighted to see that there is a market need, and, the question of how to present the SF APPs to the market is addressed.....","2009-12-01T19:38:45","2009-12-01T19:38:45","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3107,{"$nulls":3},"OK, Godfrey, I have slept on it and have come up with a suggestion to accompany your proposal. Your topic is CRITICAL to the success and sustainability of the SF and must have a lot of thought and input to really flush out what this means from a GLOBAL SF perspective. My suggestion is that this item be tabled to an International Panel for Discussion.  This forum has limits,and person-to-person discussion is sometimes needed for these larger scope ideas.I propose that this very important idea goes to a stratefied, multi-disciplined International Global Panel for appropriate perspective and input.  This could be done via a meeting, telecon, or some other forum, but my gut feeling is that something this important needs thought leaders and some true verbal engagement.  Kindest regards!","2009-12-02T14:40:31","2009-12-04T12:12:29","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3934,{"$nulls":3},"Dear SFers,\n\n\n\n\nSF has a lot to offer and has a lot of potential.....\n\n\n\n\nGodfrey's IDEA/thought train is soooooo critical.....If the business questions are not answered, than there is NO SF......It would be nice to have some comments on this from SF employees, as many very talented people are investing a lot of their brain power and resources to make SF succeed.... but it would be great have some clear direction, vision and LEADERSHIP....... Godfrey and I have started a dialogue and the fact that it has not been commented from on by SFers is a bit odd to me..... \n\n\n\n\n ","2009-12-25T18:38:50","2009-12-25T18:38:49","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8322,{"$nulls":3},"Online mall for Symbian apps, an ebay if you like.\n\n\n\n\nDifferent sections for different audiences.\n\n\n\n\nTo get a foot in the door begin with mobile web based Business applications.\n\n\n\n\nB to B Social Networking initially comes to mind.","2010-07-13T04:23:57","2010-07-13T04:23:56","Mesenburg",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4069,"Mobile applications",null,"Active Bookmarks + RSS To Create an Active Homescreen WRT/Widget ","Here's another idea based around the idea of widgets being a bit more active in terms of displaying fresh content.\n\n\n\n\nRight now, widgets are seperately created applications. They run with the same (similar) browser engine, but effectively are different programs than the browser itself. I want to propose that the browser and widget paradigms be completly integrated, and the resulting product happens:\n\n\n\nPerson browses to a website and wants add it to their bookmarks for later reading and/or to their RSS feed to continually get updates\nThey click a button called Bookmarks\nThe normal add bookmark view comes up along with a checkbox that says \"also subscribe to content updates from this site\"\nThe box is checked and the favicon of the site is saved with an RSS icon as an overlay\nUser then navigates to their device homescreen and chooses to \"Edit Content\"\nThey click on a widget area and get the options of all the installed widgets and any of these \"Active bookmarks\"  -probably indicated with a star or favicon such as in the latest updates to the Music Player\nThey click the Active Bookmark they just made and what shows on their homescreen is the favicon of that site and the latest 3 items as pulled from the RSS feed\nClicking on the widget takes them to the RSS viewer - which would then be a subset of the bookmarks section in the web browser\nThis would essentially be an ability that any website could take advantage of as the ability to create widgets from \"live\" bookmarks would be something that's added to the browser itself.\n\n\n\nThis idea could be extended to sites like Twitter or Flickr where there's an RSS feed for searches and friends and then such a widget would come in handy without the user necessarly needing a native application outside of the browser to manage this content.\n\n\n\n\nCombining the RSS reader and the Bookmarks into this \"Active Bookmarks\" feature would also endear some more use out of these respective features within the browser.\n\n\n\n\n*I am not sure that this idea is something that's nearly in progress with the existing S60/Nokia Web Browser, or upcoming updates to Symbian; but if it is, please append your comment with a link to the wiki/documentation that talks about this so that the idea can be better tuned to upcoming capabilities and future plans.","2010-01-02T20:47:03","2010-01-02T20:58:03","ARJWright",0,100,"Voting and discussion",7,0]
[null,7176,{"$nulls":3},"Its been a few months and this idea hasn't had much interaction; any reason to keep it open?","2010-04-22T16:17:54","2010-04-22T16:17:54","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5987,{"$nulls":3},"Bumping this to see if there's a point towards keeping it open or not (yea, I know its a bit complex in explanation, but works out to essentially turning bookmarks into apps, similar to Mozilla Labs Prism).","2010-02-26T18:34:52","2010-02-26T18:34:52","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7271,{"$nulls":3},"It's great idea, I want it to be implemented -  Adding it to Homescreen would be great.","2010-04-26T19:31:13","2010-04-26T19:31:13","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6373,"Mobile functionality",null,"Timer for meeting/silent mode","Make an optional timer when switch from normal mode (ring/sound etc.) to silente or meeting mode (no ring), in order to auto comeback after a while.\n\n\n\n\nThis could be usefull for memoryless user as me,I normally  forget to switch back to normal mode after meeting and loose some call and/or sms.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-09T20:21:49","2010-03-09T20:21:49","razzo",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,6629,"Mobile functionality",null,"Global Settings Improvement ","I want to be able to set default save folders for each applications to use, and per file type. For instance I want to set apps to install in e:\\apps, Bluetooth transfers to e:\\bluetooth, Opera downloads to e:\\download, SymTorrent to save torrents to e:\\torrents etc.\n\n\n\n\nEven further assign the file extensions to save to designated folders per application, like jpgs from Opera to e:\\pictures\\web pics or .jpg attachment from email to e:\\pictures\\email attachment. Basically, make Symbian act more like a PC (or mobile computer as Nokia puts it :))","2010-03-18T02:39:00","2010-03-18T02:38:59","Lek",0,100,"Voting and discussion",3,0]
[null,7653,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Develop Symbian Core Layer Platform Operating System","Develop a Symbian Core Layer Platform Operating System as a base for all possible devices gadget. A generic OS to run on your TV, HIFI, Watch, Photo Frame, GPS, MID, Washing Machine, Speaker, Bluetooth HeadSet, Router, Switch, Hub, Camera, Air Cond, Remote Control, Charger, Children Toys, Clock, Massage Chair, Light, Fan, BlueRay Player, Iron, Cooking Ware, Car Deskboard, IPod, Game Console, Wireless Mouse, Keyboard, HandHeld, PDA, E-Reader, OLED Devices, and etc.","2010-05-25T00:20:14","2010-08-29T21:10:06","lawrence27",0,14.47,"Closed",1,4]
[null,7682,{"$nulls":3},"Point 1\n\n\n\n\nFirst of all, if we expect Symbian^1, Symbian^2, Symbian^3 and Symbian^4 to support existing model and older model is impossible due to a lot of constrain. The most constrain will be the hardware requirement and compatibilities. And Symbian^1 might also not able to upgrade to Symbian^3 or Symbian^4.\n\n\n\n\nAs I understand new Symbian^3 will only release on first mobile device (Nokia N8) on August 2010, so many mobile devices on the market this few years until august 2010 not able to benefits from whatever Symbian new releases.\n\n\n\n\nActually it is very not environmental, as existing mobile devices with Symbian S60 is powerful enough to use any new Symbian^N. Are you all agree?\n\n\n\n\nPoint 2\n\n\n\n\nSymbian^N should not constrain only to phone but actually all gadget including Media player devices, GPS devices, Electronic Reader devices, Handheld devices, Photo frame devices, Home Electronic devices, or even Netbook and Mini computer. Because Symbian are evolved from Linux and Linux are widely used anywhere.\n\n\n\n\nA Symbian Lite Operating System version should be a generic version which allow developers to port over to any possible gadget, as Symbian new direction call \"Shape the future\". Right?\n\n\n\n\nPoint 3\n\n\n\n\nSymbian Lite Operating System can provide a generic platform for developers to be further customized and enhanced to suite to anything they could. At the same time provide a new architectures, standards and concepts yet it keep evolved with upgradable capabilities as a core layer for all kind of customized and enhanced platform.\n\n\n\n\nThis will create an situation like someone developed a new watch with a lot of new capabilities running on ABC watch platform with Symbian Core platform. And it still upgradable for future.","2010-05-26T01:05:09","2010-05-26T01:05:09","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7749,{"$nulls":3},"Ok, I see your point now and it has already been submitted.  There are the two IDEAs above and there has been posts on making more \"green\" Symbian.\n\n\n\n\nMy recommendation is to close this IDEA as it is a duplicate.","2010-05-28T15:55:08","2010-05-28T16:21:15","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7790,{"$nulls":3},"It sounds as if you're after a set of \"profiles\"/extended subsets of the Platform - not unlike the previous system of DFRDs, each with their own proprietary UIs. Not really sure why you'd need to maintain an entirely separate version of the core OS itself, though; given that the folks developing are still trying to keep things as generic as possible in various areas. Still, if we're being realistic about things, I guess that for s lot of the devices that you suggested, having all of the functionality available in the base of Symbian OS would be overkill (so you'd want to strip things down to the level of EKA2 and a few basic services).\n\n\n\n\nAs for PDAs, someone could probably look into reviving, and eventually evolving TechView (which inherits various design features from Psion's old UIs), for what it's worth.\n\n\n\n\nOn another note, I've thought that Symbian OS might be a good fit for people building routers and other networking equipment, for a while - although a set of CLI utilities for administration, and additional protocol and hardware support would be necessary.","2010-05-29T20:31:27","2010-05-29T20:31:27","vmlemon",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7797,{"$nulls":3},"A core layer platform should only have the basic OS with SHAI and generic component. this core layer platform should support multicore and Qt so all device manufacturer could customized their proprietary Extended OS and UIs. A selective libraries could allow all manufacturer to included so it will eliminate and trim the Symbian Core Layer Platform OS.\n\n\n\n\nA Router Manufacturer could selective the libraries include WLAN, Bluetooth, VPN Client, Network Services, etc.","2010-05-30T06:27:33","2010-05-30T06:27:33","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7659,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Lawrence,\n\n\n\n\nCould you explain what you mean by this. The OSes for currently marketed and previous version Symbian OSes are already established. It is not clear what you mean by developing a lite mobile OS.\n\n\n\n\nThe older OS versions are updated and supported by the manufacturer and new OS version with improvements are released and available periodically. So, there is support for previous Symbian mobiles. \n\n\n\n\nAdditionally, there are two IDEAs which seem to be potential matches to your thought train, but I am not certain.\n\n\n\n\nhttp://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=3103 in expert review, which is trying to keep (including support) for purchased apps, software and such on older Symbian OSes.\n\n\n\n\nhttp://ideas.symbian.org/permalink/2010/04/03/re_make_symbian_to_be_upgradable is another IDEA which seems to match what you are asking for.\n\n\n\n\nPlease clarify your IDEA if it is new and different from the previously submitted IDEAs.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-05-25T02:57:54","2010-05-26T15:34:04","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9701,"Mobile applications",null,"dialing names instead of numbers","Hi! \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI am Nicole. I am part of the SpellDial.com team. We believe that there is an easier, better and practical way to handle things. And in terms with communication, we believe that it is easier to remember names than numbers, right? If you have seen a billboard, I believe that you might still remember the product but not their contact number which is the most vital piece of information on it. And if you lost your phone, you still have to inform all your friends about your new number. That is why we made SpellDial. We want to solve these problems that I myself encounter as well. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWell, this is the idea. How about we start dialing names instead of numbers? Literally! Which is more convenient and practical. And not dialing the numbers that corresponds to the letters. Why do we use numbers anyway?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThe system has already been made and is already working, and there are already a number of people using it. To make this system more usable, we need developers to use the API, and make apps for every phone model, phone manufacturers making it native on their phones, and the telcos support so that everyone in the world can start using it natively.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWhy would you let your customers and friends call you by your number when you have a name? :D\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWhat do you guys think? I hope symbian will be one of the first phone manufacturers who'll make SpellDial native on their phones. :) We see a world where people dial names instead of numbers. We see a world where connecting is so much easier. :D\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nwww.spelldial.com\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-09-28T08:32:54","2010-10-06T16:40:20","nlm",0,45.96,"Closed",3,16]
[null,9728,{"$nulls":3},"Nuance has T9 and it already does this and it is available in the OVI store and I think Horizons too. It is done especially for N95 8GB.  Anyone else know of other programs that do this?","2010-09-29T01:03:47","2010-10-04T14:44:34","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9803,{"$nulls":3},"I saw your point Nicole, it is a good approach to store or sync our contact to internet so we can access anywhere and with unique identity. There is a good and bad side, your approach will not agreed by all people especially large organization.\n\nI would propose an Open ID concept, Open ID concept allow any one can become server just like domain name server and at the same time we can determine who should allow to access what information also in this way any large organization can use their own server or choose to stored at your server.\n\nOpen ID is getting more popular and I believe it suitable for your ideas. All the things you mentioned is there and it is open. I believe with the Open ID's help many people will willing to give a try, or at lease large cooperation will wanted to create their hot-line, help desk, marketing, sales department or regional office by using their names. By that time, no one need to find yellow pages or phone dictionary but just type the name and instantly retrieve the contacts.","2010-10-04T15:25:40","2010-10-04T15:25:40","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9805,{"$nulls":3},"i think you're referring to smart dialing; which some nokia devices already have and i would like to have in placed into the OS if it isn't already","2010-10-04T22:39:29","2010-10-04T22:39:29","eddieliang16",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9721,{"$nulls":3},"How would you system be caching the numbers connected to names? On ge movie device, or on your servers?","2010-09-28T15:39:15","2010-10-04T05:30:29","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9725,{"$nulls":3},"And what's with names like Peter Smith?  Then you have to remind an additional number again?\n\n\n\n\nAnd because of the multiple characters per number you have the problem,  that completely different names can result in the same number.\n\n\n\n\nAnd what's with companies? Like e.g. Company ABC&amp;Co. Ltd.? Do you have to type only the name ABC? Or with the \"&amp;Co\"? Or even with the \"Ltd.\" (with or without the point)? Many questions for the user and many things to do wrong. And often longer than the phonenumber... And not that unique like a number.\n\n\n\n\nAnd if this function is on foreign servers, there's a privacy and maybe even security-problem.\n\n\n\n\nMaybe it works with few people, but I'm very sceptical if this can replace the number-system, that has worked since decades perfectly.","2010-09-29T00:06:23","2010-10-04T11:46:02","MSilber",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2022,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Support some file-sharing protocol (e.g. WebDAV)","There is some difficulty to share mobile content between two or more cellphones (let&#39;s say through bluetooth). I suggest to implement very light http server with WebDAV and easy client (for example it could mount web directories to some mobile folder). The user will be able browse neighbor&#39;s content in natural way. ","2009-10-28T02:36:43","2009-10-28T02:36:43","kkv",0,86.14,"Voting and discussion",7,1]
[null,2351,{"$nulls":3},"I&#39;m thinking about system level support of this protocol. I believe if each user is able to map some Web resource to the \ncommon file space on the device it would be good. Moreover, if we could create some transparent mechanism unrelated to device internals (Symbian or not) it would be big commitment to the usability. I don`t like idea about providing some GUI instead real system support.\nAnyway, OBEX is an excellent point to think about it, thanks","2009-11-05T15:34:41","2009-11-05T15:34:41","kkv",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2031,{"$nulls":3},"I'm not sure if we'll see it in the \"mainline\" version of the Symbian Platform, but a WebDAV client implementation (albeit with some locking-related quirks) was part of S60v5, and featured in the SDK's simulator (exposed in the UI as \"Remote Disk\"). I'd also like to see this released as Open Source, as a big proponent of WebDAV in general.\n\n\n\nOn the other hand, the OBEX-over-Bluetooth implementation already allows for file browsing, and various Bluetooth implementations on many general purpose OSes (most Linux distributions, Mac OS X and Windows XP SP1 onwards, although others may also contain a Bluetooth stack) provide a UI for browsing directories on a given device. As a bonus, security is provided \"for free\" by the Bluetooth authentication and pairing mechanism, so all you'd need to do is produce a UI to expose that functionality on the handset itself.","2009-10-28T12:22:26","2009-10-31T17:41:50","vmlemon",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2278,"Mobile functionality",null,"Converting paper forms into digital forms","I would like to see a simple framework to convert paper forms into digital forms on Symbian phones. ","2009-11-03T11:03:22","2010-07-18T17:28:35","heuven",0,100,"Closed",2,0]
[null,2790,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Full Screen Wallpapers on Symbian Device","I want to Set Full Screen Wallpapers on my Symbian Device.\nMy Idea is that S60 v3 should be incorporated with full screen wallpaper on main screen..","2009-11-20T06:04:14","2010-10-08T01:31:16","s60betalabs",0,100,"Expert review",35,0]
[null,8500,{"$nulls":3},"I use an app called FreeFSWP on my N82 to do full-screen wallpaper.","2010-07-21T06:38:39","2010-07-21T06:38:38","Duncan_McDougal",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9823,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing it Back for Community Support!","2010-10-05T13:14:42","2010-10-05T13:14:42","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9837,{"$nulls":3},"I think fullscreen wallpaper is supported in Feature Pack 2","2010-10-06T07:35:45","2010-10-06T07:35:45","doctran",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9859,{"$nulls":3},"Great ! I'm supporting you !","2010-10-07T10:26:24","2010-10-07T10:26:24","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,9895,{"$nulls":3},"Need this ;D","2010-10-07T20:55:58","2010-10-07T20:55:58","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3043,{"$nulls":3},"I want it for long time... Right now using a app to do that.....!","2009-12-01T07:19:17","2009-12-01T20:07:32","tahmeedans",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2791,{"$nulls":3},"What device have you got?  This has been possible for a long time.","2009-11-20T08:03:29","2009-11-20T13:03:13","markw",{"$nulls":3},0,1]
[null,2794,{"$nulls":3},"it&#39;s possible for symbian 9.4. that phones with touch screen.","2009-11-20T10:19:24","2009-11-20T10:19:24","lsamanl",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4076,{"$nulls":3},"Usefull...!","2010-01-03T10:01:24","2010-01-20T13:17:57","za4689862",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,7654,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Add new Category &#39;Hardware&#39; and &#39;Environmental&#39; on ideas.symbian","Since Mobile Phone features and functionality will always related to 'Hardware' and 'User Interface', then let's add new category for them and precisely group all ideas related to hardware and environmental (Green) together easy for us to browser, read, vote, and etc.","2010-05-25T00:27:44","2010-05-25T18:26:34","lawrence27",0,100,"Voting and discussion",4,0]
[null,8019,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Lawrence,\n\n\n\n\nYes, I see your point and agree with you. I hope that manufacturers see some of these ideas and make recommended changes. I support the idea.  Again, this is slightly out of SF scope, but it would it would be nice to have some collaboration regarding hardware and environmental. This is a good point as the various Symbian OS manufacturers may see and adopt some good ideas, or make a site of their own to gather these metrics. Either way, I want to keep this idea going for action and discussion.","2010-06-16T14:45:33","2010-06-16T14:45:33","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7660,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Lawrence,\n\n\n\n\nThe category of \"User Interface\" is already on this page. Please read \"Categories\", and go down to the 8th field.\n\n\n\n\nSymbian Foundation is trying to make innovative open-source apps platform improvements. The hardware suggestions are not really in the scope of the foundation, but more with the specific manufacturer.\n\n\n\n\nWe have discussed hardware in moderator discussions, and it would be interesting to know if Nokia, S-E or other brands have a suggestion area on their site.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-05-25T03:47:48","2010-05-28T18:21:26","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,231,"Symbian Foundation","Improve the running of Symbian","Open Source organization should use Open Source tools","I noticed a suggestion that SF could use salesforce.com as CRM tool. That&apos;s commercial SaaS application, very good one I believe, but still there are also open source CRM tools available. Now I&apos;m wondering what other tools SF uses...\n\n\n\n\nIdea: Open Source organization should use Open Source tools.\n\n\n\n\nCouple old sayings as arguments:\n\n\n\nCobblers&apos; children have no shoes\nyou are what you eat\nlie on the bed one has made\n\n\n\nCommon sense should be used, of course.","2009-04-24T22:38:48","2010-05-25T04:37:51","JOM",0,23.98,"Closed",1,4]
[null,233,{"$nulls":3},"It&apos;s true, we are using Saleforce for our CRM.\n\n\n\n\nI don&apos;t know the decision process for choice of CRM, but it is my view that Open Source tools are sometimes considerably poorer in functionality than reasonably priced closed source alternatives.  So I wouldn&apos;t agree with any proposal that Symbian personnel should ONLY use Open Source tools.  But I do agree with a view that Symbian personnel should be biased in favour of Open Source tools.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-04-24T23:07:35","2009-04-24T23:07:35","dw2",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,761,{"$nulls":3},"One of the Open Source tools Symbian is using is Bugzilla http://www.bugzilla.org/ .  This is a good tool, but seems to have limited functionality as far as trend reporting goes. \n\n\n\n\nSo we are now investigating another Open Source tool which \"bolts-on\" to Bugzilla for the trend reporting.  We have found one called BugzillaMetrics http://www.bugzillametrics.org/BugzillaMetrics/index.html . \n\n\n\n\nHowever, neither Bugzilla nor BugzillaMetrics has any graphical representation of the SQL tables they use.  Nor, AFAICS, do they allow SQL access to the Bugzilla database, that a DBA might find useful. \n\n\n\n\nI have briefly looked at some graphical SQL tools that might help.  One is called SQuirreL SQL http://squirrel-sql.sourceforge.net/ which is Open Source. Another is called Toad http://www.toadsoft.com/tda/lic_agree.html which has a Freeware version, but I don&apos;t think it is Open Source.\n\n\n\n\nThe graphical SQL tool I am most familiar with is Microsoft Visual Studio Express which has a free version but, again, is not Open Source.\n\n\n\n\nSo, familiarity aside, should I go for the Open Source alternative?","2009-05-26T16:13:29","2009-05-26T16:13:29","richardb",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,764,{"$nulls":3},"Actually I&apos;d say that this suggestion is inconsistent with the Symbian Foundation&apos;s approach to open source.  If we were using the GPL and being open source idealists then this might be the case.  Instead, we are using the EPL, which is basically saying that the core of the system software should be open source but that plug-ins and applications can be selected from the best of open and closed source.\n\n\n\n\nPersonally I think this is 100% correct.  In many cases the best apps will be developed in closed source because there is a profit motive behind their development.  Eventually, when there is a clear winner or winners in an application category it is very likely that an open source alternative will copy its features and provide an almost as good (and in some cases better) free version.  Software is a very competitive industry with relatively low development costs (compared to designing and building most physical things), high initial margins and then (without artificial legal barriers) fierce competition that will drive the price towards the reproduction and distribution cost (i.e. zero).  How rapidly the price gets driven down depends on how difficult it is to replicate the product.\n\n\n\n\nYou could say that Symbian had to go open source before it was replaced by another free alternative that was getting closer to it in terms of fit for its target market. :-)","2009-05-27T10:11:48","2009-05-27T10:11:48","markw",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,1255,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Support  Font of all Major lanuage of world","Current device manufacture bundle the support of font by the region in which they are releasing the device.For example support of Chinese or Hindi font is not available in the phone if the user has bought the phone in Europe. Thus end user cannot use the application which uses such kinds of fonts.\n\n\n\n\nThus multilingual application are not very much popular though they have lot of scope and demand.\n\n\n\n\nThus the point i want to make is the phone should support all major language of the world.If this support is added such that this would give a lot of push to multilingual Applications.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2009-06-29T12:48:20","2010-10-08T11:22:33","kamaljaiswal",0,88.45,"Expert review",62,3]
[null,2863,{"$nulls":3},"I only wish I could change my phone&#39;s font with FontRouter without restarting everytime.","2009-11-24T11:55:15","2009-11-24T11:55:15","nishant.thomas",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4454,{"$nulls":3},"If there is support of all major fonts the virtual key board could also be multilingual (Multilingual Virtual Keyboard) .","2010-01-15T12:05:35","2010-01-15T12:05:34","kamaljaiswal",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4464,{"$nulls":3},"I support the development of multiple single APPs which are country or regionally specific.  We Americans are not as multilingual as most other countries, but I have travelled extensively and it would be a great selling point for SF products to have an optional \"full plate\" of downloads of country and even regionally-specific language and font applications developed.\n\n\n\n\nIt would be great to have the ability to download, use, see the instructions and Apps and converse in someone's native language.  This is especially important for older people who may not like to converse in another language.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nLastly, if you do not have the feature to change the language, than you have lost the sale of a very good mobile....","2010-01-15T14:31:38","2010-01-15T14:31:38","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2931,{"$nulls":3},"Hello all \n\n\nI hear you all loud and clear, and i've experienced all of the problems you have mentioned in this idea. Its been a long time coming, but we're finally removing all these restrictions that you have come to dislike in Symbian. So the changes include:\n\n\n1. Installable fonts: The ability to install new UI fonts (including multiple languages) and use them without the need for a reboot\n\n2. Installable language packs: The ability to install new languages on to an existing device\n\n\n\nI must mention here that the lack of languages available on devices with Symbian OS ha snot been a limitation of the OS, but the decision of the device manufacturers of not to put resources pertaining to all languages on all devices, in order to save on ROM. To some extent Symbian has lacked in technologies such as font compression, or font linking, that allows less ROM to be used if more languages are being supported, but there was nothing stopping device manufacturers from having one font that supports multiple languages on the device.\n \nAnd there has never been any limitation in Symbian that didn't allow other resources, such as language strings etc. for multiple languages from being added to all devices.\n\n\n\nJasdeep","2009-11-26T14:24:15","2009-12-01T12:49:40","jasdeepsawhney",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,9867,{"$nulls":3},"Should be sure!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-07T11:52:11","2010-10-07T11:52:11","CarlosFiyero",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2458,{"$nulls":3},"Please see the Text &amp; Localisation Services backlog for information on ongoing and future work for making text rendering and the font system on Symbian OS better.\n\n\n@amitkankani - is there anything specific about the rendering which you think needs fixing? I welcome ideas in this area, as I too am developing some ideas on improving the text rendering on Symbian OS.\n\n\nWIth regards to having all language fonts on all devices, Symbian OS now supports a system called &#39;linked fonts&#39; which allows fonts with various character sets to be linked together so that each font does not need to support all the character sets. This reduced the ROM footprint of fonts drastically, and allows OEMs to include many more fonts than they previous realistically could. However, this is a proprietary solution and only works with Monotypes iType rasterizer. OEMs would need to license that particular version of the iType rasterizer in order to take advantage of linked fonts.\n\n\nJasdeep Sawhney\n\nText &amp; Localisation Service package owner\n","2009-11-10T17:45:34","2009-11-10T17:45:34","jasdeepsawhney",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2459,{"$nulls":3},"Also, why can&#39;t I get this editor to format my comments the way I write them, i.e. with newlines? Any ideas?","2009-11-10T17:48:36","2009-11-12T14:03:35","jasdeepsawhney",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,9657,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing it Back for Community Support!","2010-09-26T20:49:52","2010-09-26T20:49:52","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2779,{"$nulls":3},"Another experience/need:\nI&#39;m an Arabic language student and considering this not being my last language, I am always looking for a smart phone with really good dictionaries. Usually when I buy a phone in my home country, Norway, I only find phones with a &quot;northern European language pack&quot;, meaning that I can&#39;t even write messages in Arabic. \n\nI do understand that having all fonts included is sometimes a huge task, but at least the 10-20 biggest/most widespread languages: English, Spanish, Russian, Arabic, Farsi, Chinese, Japanese, Swahili(?), Portuguese, French, German (yes, a bit many European languages but) and so on.\nIs it really that expensive to license unicode?","2009-11-19T18:37:48","2009-11-26T14:31:00","sda030",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2780,{"$nulls":3},"i developed an multilingual messaging application .Thru this application user could send multilingual message.But its major restriction is in current scenario is that current phone does supports most of the languages .Thus font appears as junk characters in message box.This is why  i suggested this idea as multilingual messaging could be great feature in Smartphones. ","2009-11-19T18:54:19","2009-11-19T18:57:18","kamaljaiswal",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1256,{"$nulls":3},"In the current structure, if I understand correctly, the choice of fonts is completely under the control of the phone manufacturer.\n\n\n\n\nSo please clarify what you propose:\n\n\n\n\na) This is a proposal for action by all phone manufacturers. No change to Symbian system, but a change in the practice of all phone-makers - they will agree a standard universal set of fonts and always build those into all their phones.\n\n\n\n\nb) This is a proposal to change the Symbian offering so that the set of included fonts is fixed and universal. It will remove the ability of the manufacturer to decide which fonts are supported.\n\n\n\n\nc) Some other specific proposal (please specify).","2009-06-29T15:28:05","2009-08-04T08:57:44","LawrenceSimpson",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2540,{"$nulls":3},"If I can add my experience...my wife is japanese and we live in Europe. She has got an iPhone for the only and simple reason that the iPhone can switch OS language in less then 5 seconds. So, having the OS in japanese, she can exchange sms with other japanese friends, input safari text and send mails in japanese and so on...the fact is: maybe not the complete OS language but, as you travel all around the world for business, it would be nice to be able at least to input text in different languages.\nIf this is the idea suggested in this post it is highly raccomandable.","2009-11-12T15:19:42","2009-12-01T12:13:27","magdyreda",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1263,{"$nulls":3},"I would rather opt for (c)...\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI would an ability to use my own fonts as covering all the fonts from OS perspective may not be easy. In India alone we have around 10 Major fonts and many minor ones.\n\n\n\n\nSo an application should be able to install any font to system which can be used by any other application as well.\n\n\n\n\nThis way, then manufacturers would simply include the fonts specific to regions at its different selling location. And if you still need other fonts, we could have a font repository to choose from which all languages we want.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThese fonts could be ttf or equivalent complaint.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSymbian 3rd edition does support ttf font, however installing a font and removing it does not work smoothly and beyond that even if a ttf is installed, the rendering isn&apos;t good, which too should be fixed.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSo over all I would want symbian OS to have some fonts support, but at the same time, an option to the developers to add their own fonts, either to be used globally or by their own application.","2009-06-30T06:14:45","2009-11-10T17:41:51","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,2279,"Mobile functionality",null,"Automatic message sent to caller if busy/in a meeting","I would like my phone to send an automatic message (that I can customise) to any callers to let them know that I am in a meeting and unable to pick up. \n\n\n\n","2009-11-03T11:11:52","2009-11-03T11:13:23","SEE-09",0,88.21,"Voting and discussion",7,1]
[null,2576,{"$nulls":3},"This feature (reject call with sms) is already available on os9.x though only one sms can be set at a time.","2009-11-15T01:32:07","2009-11-15T01:32:07","nishant.thomas",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3047,"Mobile functionality",null,"T9 dictionary editor","I want to be able to edit the word list stored in my custom T9 dictionary. There should be a proper UI for this, allowing users to search and browse entries, as well as edit or remove misspellings.\n\nThere should also be a way to delete all words from the dictionary easily, without having to resort to searching the file system for some random-looking data file to delete in order to reset the word list.","2009-12-01T09:01:57","2010-10-15T11:55:46","a.sliced.banjo",0,98.53,"Expert review",31,1]
[null,5101,{"$nulls":3}," \n\n\n\n\n http://betalabs.nokia.com/blog/2010/02/01/introducing-nokia-custom-dictionary-for-predictive-text as this is now available, would you like to refine your idea? if not the idea shall be closed :) thank you\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSusana","2010-02-01T17:06:11","2010-02-02T09:12:49","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5103,{"$nulls":3},"Well, it depends on whether in the future the Nokia app will be actually available as a SF \"universal\" app (i.e. available for non-Nokia Symbian phones)...","2010-02-01T18:33:55","2010-02-01T18:39:11","rrss",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5109,{"$nulls":3},"Haha, looks like maybe Nokia Beta Labs was one step ahead of you. I've been waiting for this for a long time.","2010-02-02T04:32:17","2010-02-02T04:32:17","NseriesFreak7",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3303,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","Group messages to conversational threads","I would like to group messages to conversational threads like on the Nokia N900 and iPhone. This way it's much easy'er to keep track of what you're messaging to someone.   Nokia has done it before for Symbian S60 3th http://betalabs.nokia.com/betas/view/conversation","2009-12-09T15:03:31","2010-03-04T13:30:28","Crim",0,99.52,"Being done",56,1]
[null,3373,{"$nulls":3},"I completely agree, this should be standard on all phones, it makes the txting area look and feel a lot cleaner.","2009-12-11T15:03:48","2009-12-11T15:03:48","Susana",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,10286,{"$nulls":3},"It seems as though this exists.  It needs o be Signed. ","2010-10-15T13:28:21","2010-10-15T13:28:21","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3388,{"$nulls":3},"This should have been done ages ago, and it really annoys me this still isn't available.","2009-12-12T15:00:06","2009-12-12T15:00:06","thewinchester",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3400,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Ide, Your IDEA is good.  I support it.....Thanks!","2009-12-13T06:01:44","2009-12-13T06:01:44","ginau",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4442,{"$nulls":3},"Normal 0       MicrosoftInternetExplorer4      \n\n\nI have the perfect layout for this, I think. What Nokia Beta Labs did with their conversations application was trash. Everything was on one line, and you had to wait for it to scroll so you could see everything. Worst idea implementation ever. Free iSMS is nice, but I don't want something that looks exactly like what's on the iPhone, color wise at least, plus it's missing a lot of things, like kinetic scrolling. The way it is done on the N900 is perfect, but all it's missing is MMS, and that's another important key here. This needs to be a threaded SMS/MMS application. \n\n\n \n\n\nTake what Symbian^1 has right now and keep the Inbox, Drafts, Delivery reports, and Outbox folders. Email should have its own separate application, so it's out. A Sent folder probably isn't necessary since all the threads will have your sent messages stored there. So when you open up the new messaging, you should see:\n\n\n \n\n\n1) New message\n\n\n2) Conversations or Inbox (Doesn't matter what name is used, as long as the point gets across)\n\n\n3) Drafts\n\n\n4) Delivery reports (Hardly anybody uses them, but why not keep them there)\n\n\n \n\n\nNew message is exactly what you would expect. Click, or tap it, and you can write a new message, attach something, save it to drafts, delete it, or send it.\n\n\n \n\n\nConversations, Inbox, whatever you want to call it, is where all your messages will be. Open it up and you&rsquo;ll see all the contacts that you&rsquo;re sending messages to. From left to right on each contact, you&rsquo;ll see a small thumbnail picture of them if you have one, then their name, then the number of messages sent, received, and unread, with a star or something next to the name to let you know there&rsquo;s one you haven&rsquo;t read yet. \n\n\n \n\n\nClicking into a contact will show the messages thread with them. There you will see all messages with date and times of each message above them, and be able to reply, or go back. You should also have the ability to scroll through the list (kinetic scrolling), and to tap and hold on any particular message bringing up commands for reply, forward, delete, copy message, mark multiple, or dial the contact.  If you click reply, there should now be a button there to add an attachment like you would right now in Symbian 5th, and a way to save a message as a draft somehow would be nice too, and of course the send button.   \n\n\n \n\n\nOne thing this new messaging application has to do is be smart. What I mean by that is, if you all of a sudden change how names are shown to you (last name, first name to first name last name or vice versa), the application needs to know that Doe, John and John Doe are the exact same person, and all messages should be grouped together under the current formatting of the name. If there are multiple phone numbers under a specific contact, and that contact texts you from more than one number, it needs to keep the messages all under that one contact.\n\n\n \n\n\nAlso equally important is the ability to see previous messages if you&rsquo;re typing with the on-screen keyboard, like on the iPhone. \n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI think this should be in the UI section by the way.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-15T03:33:57","2010-03-21T22:29:18","NseriesFreak7",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10351,{"$nulls":3},"This is implemented within Symbian^3; to do this on older devices would require a 3rd party app as stated above. We could close this idea as done since technically it is.","2010-10-21T02:42:07","2010-10-21T02:42:07","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4226,{"$nulls":3},"Symbian, you can do this ;)","2010-01-08T10:51:24","2010-01-08T10:51:24","Pl4ub",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4227,{"$nulls":3},"Definitely support it!","2010-01-08T10:53:18","2010-01-08T10:53:18","thomaswebb",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4228,{"$nulls":3},"Hi,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nGreat idea, seems it's already on the package backlog.  Bugs 623 and 624 cover this item, it will be delivered in Symbian^4.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThanks!","2010-01-08T11:08:30","2010-01-13T21:56:34","jaley",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5791,{"$nulls":3},"There's a free application called Free-iSMS for Symbian-powered devices now (only available unsigned) that works *precisely* how it should - pops up a notification *that includes the sender's name*. When you click it, you're taken to the conversation, which shows as bubbles of green or white, depending on whether it was an incoming/outgoing message. There are a host of options, though I would like to see the ability to customise the colors, personally. Also, messages are marked as 'read' after a certain period of time, which is great for long conversations.\n\n\n\n\nI also think it's absurd that this is going to have to wait until S^4, but I'm glad to see it's being included at all, honestly.","2010-02-21T16:28:15","2010-04-15T02:32:28","symbianguru",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6375,"Symbian Foundation","Improve the running of Symbian","faster running "," well  a smart should run freely without lagging  right ?\n\n\n\n\nsmaller operating system   which uses less  romm should ensure  faster running  of the system and the devices that run off this ver off symbian should have more rom","2010-03-10T04:01:31","2010-03-10T04:01:31","yong",0,100,"Voting and discussion",5,0]
[null,10333,{"$nulls":3},"The Symbian OS must be SMOOTH in all dapartments to enable applications to respond and run faster. Nokia must catch up with, and probably over take the android and iphone OSs in this respect. Nokia is far behind.","2010-10-20T01:46:42","2010-10-20T01:46:42","kgaconti",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,8093,{"$nulls":3},"Hi,\n\n\n\n\nSpeed of Symbian OS has always been a problem; however my 9210 is still faster than the E90 I use despite only have 1 CPU running at about 25% speed of the E90. The real problem is the bloatware called S60, and having looked at the source code can see why.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nMark\n\n\n\n\nEx-Symbian (forced redundancy) \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-06-23T17:08:37","2010-06-23T17:08:37","mdivall",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6631,"Mobile functionality",null,"Global File Outbox ","When I upload to a web service or send a file to another device, I want to have a folder with all sent files, their sizes and related stats like method of sending (BT, Wi-Fi, 3G etc.), upload time etc. As it stands on my 5800XM, when I upload a video to Flickr or Ovi, I have no way of seeing whether the file has been uploaded or not, other than going to Connection, selecting on WLAN and pressing Details. After it's sent I don't know how else to find which file has been uploaded, nor do I know to what service it's gone to (Ovi, Flickr, Youtube etc.). Can we have a File Outbox, separate from Messaging (unless a file has been attached to email) which records all transferred files?","2010-03-18T03:03:23","2010-03-18T03:03:23","Lek",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,7655,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Show numbers of existing login users and existing visitor viewing ideas.symbian.org","Show numbers of existing login users and numbers of existing visitors viewing the ideas.symbian.org","2010-05-25T00:40:02","2010-05-25T00:40:02","lawrence27",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,7843,{"$nulls":3},"What exactly would you like to see? how many people are logged in? or who is logged into the site? ","2010-06-01T19:35:27","2010-06-02T18:22:24","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7674,{"$nulls":3}," We already have section to display - Number of Members &amp; Guest Viewing particular Idea  - Just check out the Left Panel.","2010-05-25T06:00:36","2010-05-28T16:56:13","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8167,"Mobile applications",null,"customised setup for inbuilt apps","cant we select what apps to install at the initial startup of the phone something like windows or mac so that there is more user space or less load on the processor and better performance of the device.\n\n\n\n\nwe already have a app manager why not get a install manager which installs the different apps at the first startup of the phone.\n\n\n\n\nthis ways the phone would be more user friendly and also the person can decide what apps he would need and what he doesn`t use at all.\n\n\n\n\nlike a businessman would rarely use a music player and would want more space for his contacts or emails.","2010-07-03T20:09:59","2010-07-03T20:09:59","gaurav_batni",0,100,"Voting and discussion",4,0]
[null,8185,{"$nulls":3},"Good idea! -This is good for user who dont want extra app to preinstalled with OS- like if some one dont like Active Notes or QuickOffice can bypass the installation on first device boot.\n\n\n\n\nBut if we implement this, the very first device startup become pain!\n\n\n\n\nany way -You have my vote!","2010-07-06T18:03:18","2010-07-06T18:44:07","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8423,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","More than watching","This site has an great feature which is watch ideas you interested, the intention is fantastic. Actually we can improve it by add on something to make it even advance as below:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n1) Allow to add own Tags for better organize and viewing where it also can be use somewhere else\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n2) Allow idea search engine to include these Tags for ideas return as results\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n3) Allow Popular Tags Panel to count these Tags in as public interest statistic\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n4) Allow Idea Listing to add new feature 'Tags Sorting' for order those 'Tags Key' related show on top of the listing\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n5) Allow these Tags be show as 'Similar Ideas' while new idea posting for inspection and prevent duplicate idea post\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n6) More point should contribute from the community..","2010-07-17T02:54:09","2010-07-17T03:10:56","lawrence27",0,54.31,"Voting and discussion",9,1]
[null,8429,{"$nulls":3},"Do you even think before babbling?","2010-07-17T04:27:22","2010-08-25T21:55:31","Mesenburg",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8447,{"$nulls":3},"Efficiently resulting (this is how Google did it) ideas is the key to be success. It should be applicable for searching, presenting, filtering, prioritize ordering, target specific, etc.\n\n\n\n\nThe way I see to be more effective select set of result, part of elements is Tags usage. Also Categorize it.","2010-07-17T20:42:09","2010-09-14T18:35:19","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10215,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Redesign The Video Player UI","It's time to redesign the video player UI. The existing one is really not user friendly at all compared to solutions from other platforms. The easiest, and best thing Symbian can do is move the playback controls to the center of the screen.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSee here:\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-14T04:16:38","2010-11-19T14:06:30","NseriesFreak7",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,2024,"Mobile applications",null,"Equalizer for FM Radio","Don't know why but none of the apps use the FM radio hardware for anything on the phone. How about creating an equalizer that works on FM radio?","2009-10-28T05:46:16","2010-06-17T11:11:07","hardeep1singh",0,100,"Closed",69,1]
[null,5903,{"$nulls":3},"Would be really useful feature to have.","2010-02-24T17:52:34","2010-02-24T17:52:34","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5141,{"$nulls":3},"First I would be glad, if every phone could have a FM radio (and RDS for displaying the station-name and further information).\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nBut an Equalizer for all kind of music (MP3, FM Radio, ...) would be nice too.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-03T17:27:14","2010-02-03T17:27:14","Yorkstef",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5400,{"$nulls":3},"Presets (Pop, Jazz,...) would be nice...\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-10T16:29:17","2010-02-10T16:29:17","TimWestlake",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5444,{"$nulls":3},"I support that too.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-11T12:40:04","2010-02-11T12:40:04","Menk",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5294,{"$nulls":3},"Maybe it would be enough to have some Equalizer-presets (Rock, Pop, Jazz, Classical, Soul, and so on)...\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-07T16:02:39","2010-02-07T16:02:39","Severin",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,6852,{"$nulls":3},"My comments are as follows: Apart from passionately disagreeing with the whole concept of equalizer presets :-)  (speaking as an ex-Sound Engineer) there is one other major problem preventing this from becoming a reality - and that's that the architecture of these devices is such that the FM radio is essentially a seperate device built into the unit - the software has no exposure to the audio stream, and as such, cannot equalize the sound or do any other sort of processing.","2010-03-30T14:52:31","2010-03-31T03:25:48","j_murray-wakefield",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2536,"Mobile functionality",null,"Backup and restore direct to USB drive","I want to be able to plug my phone direct into a USB hard drive or data stick (depending on which phone) and back-up and restore all data / settings i.e., without having to go via PC suite. Would be nice if it charged at the same time.\n\nSomething similar (or better) than Apple&#39;s time machine would be good where you can access old backups piece by piece.","2009-11-12T14:01:47","2009-11-12T14:01:47","timh",0,100,"Voting and discussion",7,0]
[null,2606,{"$nulls":3},"&quot;Would be nice if it charged at the same time.&quot;\n\nWhat is charging what in this scenario?  Typically USB drives are powered by the PC they plug into and the problem that has always existed with supporting this use case is that your typical phone hardware just can&#39;t supply the power required to run them.\n\nActually there are two ideas here though.  First you&#39;ve got the hardware innovation for powering external drives, then you&#39;ve got the software to recreate Apple&#39;s time machine.","2009-11-16T09:50:51","2009-11-16T09:50:51","markw",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2613,{"$nulls":3},"I was thinking of being able to charge the phone whilst it was backing up, via the power supply to the external HD. The point here is that we all plug our phones regularly into a charger - why not use that enforced behaviour to back up at the same time. Perhaps the hardware is a &#39;backup charger&#39;.\n\nBut yes - there are certainly hardware and software elements.","2009-11-16T11:09:13","2009-12-09T13:46:26","timh",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3299,{"$nulls":3},"This is also related to your DVD drive/playback proposal.\n\nUSB OTG and USB MSC support would enable this, as long as we use self powered hard drives. In addition to that backup software would be needed. And something that is reasonably new in USB charging standard: a possibility for the host (that normally feeds power to the device) to consume power and charge while connected to a device. This also requires HW support from the phone and special charger or adapter.","2009-12-09T10:52:55","2009-12-09T10:52:55","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2792,"Mobile applications",null,"Help in making of Anti-Phishing Mobile Application","Hello,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n           This is Imran, I am making Anti-Phishing Application for Mobile Phones, Want to know that is this possible to making any add-on like features for Mobile Compitable Browsers?\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-11-20T10:05:08","2010-02-05T21:26:39","imrankhan2k2",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,3048,"Mobile functionality",null,"Searchable/sortable inboxes","I&#39;d like to be able to search messages in my inbox by various criteria such as by date, by sender, by messages replied to or forwarded etc. I&#39;d also like to be able to have criteria-based selection such as being able to highlight all messages older than one month (e.g. to move them to another folder or delete them).\n\nI don&#39;t know if this is available on newer Symbian-based devices, so if it is, we can ditch this idea.","2009-12-01T09:13:53","2009-12-01T09:13:53","a.sliced.banjo",0,100,"Voting and discussion",6,0]
[null,3304,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Longer, Scrollable, Context-Responsive Homescreen Widget Area","The N97 (and other Symbian^1 devices) has the neat feature for a homescreen - widgets. Small snippets of applications that pretty much serve as a notification area for what's going on with web or your device. I only wish that I could fit more widgets on the screen. \n\n\n\n\n\nRight now, you can get only five widgets on an N97's homscreen. And this is usally enough for the primary applications. But lately, I've wanted a few more widgets on my screen, but to also not take away the  widget-less screen that the N97 offers (I really like that screen). \n\n\n\n\n\nWhat I'd ideally like to see is there to continue to be just two pages (one with widgets and one without), but the page with widgets to be a longer, scrollable page so that you could fit up to six more widgets on it. So in effect, you get this initial page of widgets that are primary, but then you can swipe to those secondary widgets without needing to go into the applications screen for the app itself. \n\n\n\n\n\nAnd - to extend this a bit more - have the widgets be able to move up higher on the extended page when they are updated. For example, you have an alarm for a calendar entry go off, and that widget moves to the top of the homescreen with the item highlighted. Of course, in doing this you'd want to enable widgets to be locked into their slot, so that they aren't always moving all over the place. But, even in that, you allow the user to create the user experience with the widget area that's provided with such a behavior.\n\n\n\n\n\nI know that another widget page/area is coming  for later editions of the Symbian platform (see Engadget's post and gallery); but that's just something that would be nice to have now ya know. There's a lot of information that a widget could pull off and I think that the idea for it could be better utilized in this manner.","2009-12-09T15:56:48","2010-10-11T05:24:09","ARJWright",0,100,"Expert review",35,0]
[null,9482,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing this back to the community for comment and voting.","2010-09-15T13:26:33","2010-09-15T13:26:33","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3349,{"$nulls":3},"Multipage feature is available for Symbian^3 already http://developer.symbian.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=252. With Symbian^3 it is relatively easy to implement also the behavior described by originator of this idea. Homescreen supports scrollable area, which can contain the whole widget area and thus extends it to any size. If somebody is interested to experiment with the idea I can give some pointers through the mailing list  homescreen-dev@lists.symbian.org .","2009-12-10T20:07:33","2010-10-21T02:36:01","jake",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10331,{"$nulls":3},"It would be great if a widget could extend to more than one block, so that for example the calendar widget could show more coming events and so.","2010-10-19T13:52:26","2010-10-19T13:52:26","weeezes",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3481,{"$nulls":3},"I love both Antoine &amp; Jaakko IDEA and implementation of it.  Your IDEAs are diffent, but they came together here and perhaps solved an issue that needed addressing. \n\n\n\n\nTo SF, if Jaakko was able to make this widget homescreen available, it is very enticing and attractive!  I will approve both IDEAs, and wish you both good luck and thanks for your IDEAs!","2009-12-14T16:38:56","2009-12-14T16:38:56","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3528,{"$nulls":3},"How about this: Multiple homescreen pages, like 4 or 5, that all look like the N97 homescreen, that you can add widgets to. Those screenshots of Symbian^3 showed this, but didn't show as many homescreens as I'd like to see available, which is at least 4.","2009-12-15T13:04:10","2009-12-27T07:02:31","NseriesFreak7",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7881,{"$nulls":3},"This is being looked at, but is there any additional support or feedback to this idea?","2010-06-03T15:13:28","2010-06-03T15:13:28","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3305,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Antonie,\n\nPlease teach us how you r able to separate lines between paragraphs. I have trouble formatting my texts here in this website.\n\nthank.","2009-12-09T16:16:04","2009-12-09T21:50:46","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5608,"Mobile applications",null,"TV for Symbian","Watch tv online with possibility to choose first the country then choose the available channels.","2010-02-17T00:25:35","2010-02-17T00:25:34","pmlo",0,86.3,"Voting and discussion",4,1]
[null,5609,{"$nulls":3},"I've seen this asked many times for other platforms on other websites, its really more or less up to governments and the TV industry to open up and optimize the digital broadcasting standards they are using. And while there is some effort in some regions, its not nearly to the point of taking your mobile, flipping to a TV/Video app, and choosing the station.\n\n\n\n\nMaybe this is another area where the Foundation plays the role of advocate for consumer use and market direction.","2010-02-17T01:46:58","2010-02-17T01:46:58","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6376,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","It would be GREAT to be able to post an idea from the Phone","Hi All.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIndeed, it would be great to be able to post an idea when navigating on the phone's native browser or on Opera.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI've had a couple of ideas when not at home and wanted to post them here, but I could not do it. And is sounds kind of obvious that since this site is made for mobile software, it sould be visible and usable on a mobile device.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nCheers","2010-03-10T04:46:11","2010-03-10T04:46:11","techflat",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,6377,{"$nulls":3},"Depending on the browser you use, this is/isn't a problem. It has to do with the site's software, and I believe has been raised a number of times already.","2010-03-10T04:49:23","2010-03-10T04:49:23","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8168,"Mobile functionality",null,"wifi file sharing","include a app or function so that a phone can detect a pc/laptop through wifi and send/receive files via it.also let the user of the phone decide the ip address of the phone via the pc/laptop or the phone itself.","2010-07-03T20:19:25","2010-07-03T20:19:24","gaurav_batni",0,100,"Voting and discussion",6,0]
[null,8222,{"$nulls":3},"Don't worry. Bluetooth 3 will become standard shortly.  Bluetooth 3 will automatically use wifi if the phone has it. Good news is that the industry is likely to skip Bluetooth 3 and go directly with Bluetooth 4 which is more power efficient.  Are you happy now?","2010-07-08T14:23:19","2010-07-08T14:26:22","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8178,{"$nulls":3},"What you are asking is for something similar to WebDAV support, which does exist through a few third party apps. It's not simple however, and might just be better served by using pc suite or ovi suite.","2010-07-06T03:24:57","2010-07-06T18:33:42","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8187,{"$nulls":3},"This is Going to implement on upcoming Symbian OS - Via Wi-Fi Direct Protocol. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nRead here:- http://www.symbiantweet.com/symbian-to-support-wifi-direct-protocol \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSo can we close the Idea Now! ","2010-07-06T18:34:09","2010-07-06T18:34:09","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8424,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Reminder with Tags and Related Person","The idea is allowing Reminder to add 'Tags' for reason of better organize and option to show the tags instead of showing description.\n\n\n\n\nAdditional is allowing Reminder to add 'Related Person' for reason of relate it to all activities like showing a reminder icon on IM message or SMS message to be further remind us.","2010-07-17T03:10:02","2010-10-13T23:07:15","lawrence27",0,100,"Expert review",33,0]
[null,10140,{"$nulls":3},"you have my vote","2010-10-11T21:18:17","2010-10-11T21:18:17","nitrous18",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8610,{"$nulls":3},"Also it could be used for (\"Advance Organizer\", http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=8602)","2010-07-28T15:31:16","2010-09-14T18:34:40","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8936,"Mobile functionality","User interface","New task manager and new file manager","File manager should be renovated with some new features (known from some apps):\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- Tree mode of operation, convenient shortcut keys\n- A variety of sorting options, easy to manage display\n- Integrated batch installation, grid machines are no longer painful for the installation procedure\n- Integrated program to uninstall,\n- Integrated boot manager,\n- Bluetooth inbox to facilitate the management of the Bluetooth file transfer\n- delete read-only files\n- set a particular application to run by file association\n- setting up shortcuts to folders you frequently access\n- setting attributes on multiple files.\n- View all drives / folders / files on phone in tree view\n- Integrated text and image viewer\n- View file details\n- Edit file attributes (hidden, read-only, etc)\n- Create or edit text files\n- Extract files from Zip, Rar, Jar archives\n- Pack files to Zip archive\n- View Word documents\n- Hardware device info\n- Built-in program update\n- Viewing, saving files in Messaging folders\n- Hex viewer and editor\n- Search files\n- Simple audio player\n- Simple video player\n\n\n\n\n- tool: show processess\n\n\n\n\n- tool: autostart manager\n\n\n\n\n- showing icons of java apps in file manager, of pictures, videos etc (one small screen)\n\n\n\n\n- change type of view (table, list, list with label, tree etc.)\n\n\n\n\nThere should be all, most or at least few these features in new firmwares on symbian i think\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nNow TaskManager:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nTaskManager build in symbian should look like:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAnd then everything would be great :)","2010-08-22T10:17:15","2010-10-15T01:50:37","superfly86",0,100,"Closed",30,0]
[null,10250,{"$nulls":3},"great one","2010-10-14T18:06:44","2010-10-14T18:06:44","nitrous25",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10054,{"$nulls":3},"These ideas are similar but there are features in 1st and 2nd that should be included so merging is good idea","2010-10-10T15:47:29","2010-10-10T15:47:29","nitrous17",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9619,{"$nulls":3},"Maybe it should merge with \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nBetter file manager ! ?","2010-09-24T08:37:04","2010-09-24T08:37:04","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9671,{"$nulls":3},"try","2010-09-26T21:36:42","2010-09-26T21:36:41","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9426,{"$nulls":3},"ok :)","2010-09-11T22:39:27","2010-09-11T22:39:27","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8939,{"$nulls":3},"You can watch it: http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=6986\n\n\n\n\n                           http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=8773\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-08-22T12:43:24","2010-08-22T12:43:24","MyFanIsUUUU",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9974,{"$nulls":3},"merge it with\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nBetter file manager !","2010-10-08T12:57:30","2010-10-08T12:57:30","nitrous15",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10472,"Mobile applications",null,"email adress button","Maybe this already exists (if it does please let me know) but is it possible to develop a function so you can assign your email adress to a button in the standard nokia keyboard on s60 5th edition phones. This would be very easy if you need to login where your email adress is needed.","2010-11-09T23:57:37","2010-11-09T23:57:37","Philip",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,2025,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Make the UI more friendly for left-handed people","I believe it is really inconvenient for all left-handed people (like me) to work with the UI (talking about the v5 touch UI), because it is actually right-oriented.\n\nProbably it has never crossed the mind of the right-handed people, so let me give you an example: in order to scroll the contacts list, a left-handed person hides with his palm the greater part of the screen (the part which is really of interest) to reach the scrollbar. The same applies to the functional buttons in landscape mode, etc.\n\nWhat I would be happy to have is an option in the settings that turns the UI to left-oriented, i.e. to &quot;flip horizontally&quot; the UI so that the functional buttons and scrollbar go to the left side.","2009-10-28T06:33:01","2010-02-22T13:48:49","111bits",0,97.41,"Expert review",93,1]
[null,10008,{"$nulls":3},"Very important!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-09T09:01:34","2010-10-09T09:01:34","Tallert",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5974,{"$nulls":3},"I agree to all:\n\n\n\n\nAccessibility should have highest priority! (And in some countries it's even regulated by law.)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAnd it often makes it also easier for all users, not only the ones affected.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-26T13:39:29","2010-02-26T13:39:29","Brausi",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5513,{"$nulls":3},"Definitely support this idea, especially with recently leaked Symbian^4 screenshots, it's completely favored towards righties.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThere should be an option to mirror the screen..... everything flipped.\n\n\n\n\nThe Free DictionaryWikipediaWictionaryChambers (UK)Google imagesGoogle defineJoin exampleWordNetGoogleUrban DictionaryAnswers.comrhymezone.comMerriam-Webster&lt;&gt;0\n\\wvcidjoguarm","2010-02-13T21:13:52","2010-05-03T19:16:18","Vitruviux",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5518,{"$nulls":3},"i second the idea... my vote for it!!","2010-02-14T16:02:51","2010-02-14T16:02:51","login99",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5788,{"$nulls":3},"All accessibility-things should have highest priority.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-21T15:48:45","2010-02-21T15:48:45","AnsorgeM",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2227,{"$nulls":3},"There are a couple of left-handed UI Brainstorm suggestions:\n\nLeft-handed mode for landscape view\nhttp://symbianuibrainstorm.wordpress.com/2009/10/01/left-handed-mode-for-landscape-view/\n\nAllow scrollbar side swapping\nhttp://symbianuibrainstorm.wordpress.com/2009/07/31/allow-scrollbar-side-swapping/\n\nThose presented, the platform applications are being redesigned for S^4 with handedness in mind, making control more horizontally centred on the screen rather than accessed from the right side. Since scrollbars and &quot;scrolling accelerators&quot; will be rendered at the right side, I do support a system setting for handedness (defaulting to &quot;right&quot;), which applications and the ClassicUI package can use in their rendering.\n\n-scott\n","2009-11-02T10:55:55","2009-11-02T10:55:54","scottw",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,5599,{"$nulls":3},"I often wonder, why things (not only cell phones) make it so difficult for all those left-handen people. There you lose many customers.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-16T17:15:20","2010-02-16T17:15:20","Peer",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2028,{"$nulls":3},"While I support fundamentally the idea of having the option to switch the side the scrollbar is on (I&#39;m a lefty too!), I think this problem would be better solved in a fundamental way by the introduction of kinetic scrolling so that a scrollbar is not required. Having said that, some people may want to use the scrollbar for some reason, plus there are probably other places in the Ui where someones &#39;handednes&#39; could be considered. Overall I guess I support it. It&#39;s a simple, easy to implement idea and one with no downside.","2009-10-28T11:55:44","2009-10-28T11:55:44","brendand",{"$nulls":3},3,0]
[null,5613,{"$nulls":3},"That should be sure, but unfortunately it's not.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-17T09:35:54","2010-02-17T09:35:54","Ger-West",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2030,{"$nulls":3},"Another Support for this, despite being right-handed - handedness-agnostic scrolling would be a good differentiator for the Symbian Platform, and as Brendan mentions, there isn&#39;t really much of a downside.","2009-10-28T12:20:37","2009-10-28T12:20:37","vmlemon",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2281,"Mobile functionality",null,"I want my own &#39;on hold&#39; music","I want my phone to play my music while I&#39;m &#39;on hold&#39; and only stop when a human being picks up at the other end.","2009-11-03T11:41:37","2009-11-03T11:41:37","SEE-09",0,100,"Voting and discussion",22,0]
[null,5550,{"$nulls":3},"Apparently, in some regions, giving users the option to pay to choose the dial tone that callers hear whilst ringing them generates significant revenue. For example, I might pay to choose my favourite song to be played for people to listen to when they call me and are waiting for me to answer.","2010-02-15T15:27:11","2010-02-16T01:33:16","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,8937,"Symbian Foundation","Increase device usage","Battery Manager Profiles","There should be application that let us quickly turn on and off some heavily battery using things in phone like:\n\n\n\nGPS\n Bluetooth\n Autorotate\n Backlight timeout\n Backlight brightness\n Screensaver timeout\nWifi\n3G\n Applications (which can be individually selected)\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThere should be more features added to this app:\n* Battery profiles allow configuring different values for screen brightness values, Bluetooth status, backlight timeout etc for each battery level;\n* Flexible schedule for automatic switching of battery profile;\n* Automatic battery profile switching upon charger on / off;\n* Service autostart upon turning on the smartphone;\n\n\n\n\n*Disable unnecessary apps","2010-08-22T10:23:23","2010-10-11T18:49:57","superfly86",0,100,"Expert review",32,0]
[null,9673,{"$nulls":3},"I divided flashlight into other section","2010-09-26T21:42:48","2010-09-26T21:42:48","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9427,{"$nulls":3},"There may be also \"SOS\" function and choosing type of light (red, white, or screen)","2010-09-11T22:40:34","2010-09-11T22:40:34","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9973,{"$nulls":3},"it should be available in phone","2010-10-08T12:56:53","2010-10-08T12:56:53","nitrous15",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10217,"Mobile applications",null,"repeater cat or a chipmunk","its cool to have a something on ur phone to repeat wat ever u say...\n\n\n\n\nit hears and just repats after u..\n\n\n\n\nplus u can hit him and play with him too..","2010-10-14T09:11:36","2010-10-14T09:11:35","nameistc",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,3]
[null,10729,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Play Now option in Music Player for Nokia","We should have an option to choose the songs we want at the moment and add to the 'Now Playing' list. This would enable a user to select 4-5 songs that suits ones mood at that point of time. Something like we have in winamp or other music players on the computer. Once we exit the music player application, this list should be erased.\n\n\n\n\n\nAs of now, you either have to choose one of the existing play lists or choose 'All songs' and then listen to random songs.  \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nHope you guys like my idea! \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nRegards,\n\n\n\n\nS.Samuel","2010-12-15T03:58:28","2010-12-15T03:58:27","sanju.samuel",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,2026,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","End Call Key","Before, with Symbian 9.2 or before them we can end call when it busy or Connection Error or network busy. but in Symbian 9.3 and 9.4 we have to wait for phone to end the Calls and we have to listen to busy tone about 3 seconds and we can&#39;t end calls if we try to do that it says Not Allowed.","2009-10-28T09:30:28","2010-06-21T16:49:03","lsamanl",0,100,"Closed",4,0]
[null,4586,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Select part of a song for a ringtone","It's common use to use an MP3 for your ringtone but the default profile manager on S60 (on e71) only allows you to select an audio track and the beginning of it will be played.\n\n\n\n\nYou should be able to select which part of the songtrack (i.e. any time index) you want to play through the UI, preferably being able to customise the duration of the ringtone too. Some other simple editing effects should be available such as fade in and fade out.","2010-01-18T14:17:19","2010-10-11T05:20:33","tonylo",0,100,"Expert review",38,0]
[null,9918,{"$nulls":3},"its useful so u have my vote :)","2010-10-08T11:31:20","2010-10-08T11:31:20","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4598,{"$nulls":3},"Seems like a lot of benefit for very little extra data or coding. I know that I've had to download audio-editing software and manually clip an MP3 file in order to get just the right part of the track to be a good Ringtone, but this would make that much easier.","2010-01-18T17:14:43","2010-01-18T17:14:43","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5354,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Automatic contrast font color in Homescreen","Many times that we change wallpaper and some texts on the Homescreen become unreadable.  We cope with that with either changing theme or ignore them.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIt would be good if the font color in the Homescreen automatically contrast its color with the wallpaper. Or just have an option for making the font glow(to contrast the with the wallpaper).\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIs it possible?or it is unnessary option? Any suggestion is welcomed.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThanks,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nTanapruk","2010-02-09T13:54:48","2010-02-09T13:54:48","trusthaha",0,100,"Voting and discussion",6,0]
[null,5438,{"$nulls":3},"Awesome Idea. I also came across through this situation when the Fonts become unreadable while setting some wallpaper or themes. You have my support!","2010-02-11T10:03:17","2010-02-11T10:03:16","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5367,{"$nulls":3},"Tanapruk,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThank you for this fabulous IDEA.  This is also a huge issue for low vision mobile users and this is not just a practical IDEA, it is an accessibility IDEA.  I support it strongly","2010-02-09T15:34:59","2010-02-09T15:34:59","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7146,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Very simple and intuitive UI (user interface)","This is my idea, i thing it's very intuitive and simple. For widgets  lovers, homescreen could be created as an separate special app.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nFew days I was working on this. I want to repeat that special app for widgets could be created (It would be in the botton like any other opened app), because of comfortable multitasking it's easy to reach it anytime. I think It's just more neatly, no mess. And different companies can create their own widgets apps, It's one more possibility. Also there are  folders,  in my created picture view is in folder. So let me know what do you think guys :)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nP.S. English is not my first language, sorry for mistakes.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-04-20T11:49:08","2010-10-14T10:22:46","adetaylor",0,83.71,"Expert review",34,1]
[null,7265,{"$nulls":3},"I am not really HomeScreen lover, But I think adding some more flexibility to Homescreen will be good.\n\n\n\n\nGoing to watch more user reactions before giving my vote, so good Luck.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-04-26T18:42:02","2010-04-26T23:35:10","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7277,{"$nulls":3},"Right, but you can't have widgets like on Symbian^1 and 3 on this homescreen. If you want to load your entire homescreen with apps, then simply make your idea having Symbian give you 5 application shortcut widgets per homescreen page. If you want to have your 4 most used apps there, then ask Symbian to give you one that gives shortcuts to your 4 most used apps. If you want to see your opened applications, click and hold the Symbian key. Not all of us want to see what we have opened on a main screen like that.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-04-27T02:56:21","2010-04-28T17:48:41","NseriesFreak7",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10136,{"$nulls":3},"nice touchscreen","2010-10-11T21:13:48","2010-10-11T21:13:48","nitrous18",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10225,{"$nulls":3},"There are many ideas like this, that have min. 30 votes but are still not in \"expert view\". Before they vanish tomorrow when the system is changed, I bring them back to top, hoping, that they will get \"expert-view\"-status in time, before they vanish.","2010-10-14T10:09:09","2010-10-14T10:09:08","Tim.Linde",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7156,{"$nulls":3},"Making the homescreen a seperate app (though techincally, I think that's the case already) is an interesting proposal. I like it. Having a default landing page of just apps, and then using the long-press on the menu to pull of the currently running apps (as it is now, as Palm OS did it with a hack years ago, as Apple is claiming innovation to do now, etc.) is pretty much a by product of such a UI change. All in all, sounds good to me as an option.","2010-04-21T15:51:32","2010-04-21T15:51:32","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8938,"Mobile functionality","User interface","More configurable Home Screen","Home Screen should be developed and more configurable:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n1. Plugin Feature:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWe can install plugins/widgets: Google, weather, news, Operator logo, big clock and other created by users with possibility to easy disable of plugin.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n2. Quick task switch: red end key to switch between running tasks, it's lot easier than pressing home key and then select,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n- prevention of quit java apps like Opera Mini/Gmail by accidentally pressing Red key\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n3. Smart dialing: we type one number for one letter, to find any contact fast. As well we can use this for apps, too. Like 123 for Gmail.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n4.Start menu: another way to organize your apps, you can locate an app using smart dialing, and place the app in start menu or home screen shortcut easily. + support for sub-folder in start menu.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n5.Keypad Lock: Lock is easy: Start-Lock. Pressing end key twice will unlock.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n6. World weather with autoupdate + configuration of specific hour, every hour, every 2, once a day etc.","2010-08-22T10:58:55","2010-10-12T11:03:26","superfly86",0,100,"Expert review",33,0]
[null,10047,{"$nulls":3},"Please merge with:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=7434","2010-10-10T08:19:32","2010-10-10T08:19:32","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9305,{"$nulls":3},"i added screens","2010-09-03T21:24:31","2010-09-03T21:24:31","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9308,{"$nulls":3},"You will see some of this in S^3, more of it in S^4. but also remember, the amount that you will be able to customize will be up to e licensee, and possibly the carrier, as is the case in some items now.","2010-09-03T21:58:29","2010-09-03T21:58:29","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9428,{"$nulls":3},"There more there will be the better","2010-09-11T22:41:08","2010-09-11T22:41:08","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10730,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","GPRS Data Roaming Switch","One global switch (ON / OFF)  for 2G/3G Data Roaming.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSuggest to place it at:        Settings -&gt; Connectivity (N97 mini)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThis is a core functionality that is missing that your competitors already have it by default. Better fix this fast.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-12-15T06:54:55","2010-12-15T06:54:54","chongbhl",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,2283,"Mobile applications",null,"Roaming charges list ","A &#39;Market place&#39; app for roaming where the operator roaming costs get listed and you can set up rules to choose/switch network operators based on the costs.","2009-11-03T12:17:47","2010-06-14T20:04:40","SEE-09",0,0,"Closed",1,0]
[null,2795,"Mobile functionality",null,"Infra red cameras to allow AR in the dark....","...be cool, wouldn&#39;t it?","2009-11-20T10:33:46","2009-11-20T10:33:46","jamesm",0,86.66,"Voting and discussion",9,1]
[null,10071,{"$nulls":3},"if its possible than i want it","2010-10-10T16:20:49","2010-10-10T16:20:49","nitrous17",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9912,{"$nulls":3},"is it possible anyway ?","2010-10-08T11:24:48","2010-10-08T11:24:48","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2796,{"$nulls":3},"AFAIK all CCD based cameras see in the infra-red anyway, but are usually fitted with a filter; Try pointing your TV remote at the camera.\n","2009-11-20T10:51:27","2009-11-20T10:51:27","cowboycoder",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4331,"Mobile applications",null,"Automatically upload photos to address book from social network sites","I'd like to be able to tag friends with their twitter or facebook pages in my address book and have their address book photo change to their profile picture on that site.","2010-01-12T14:45:15","2010-01-12T14:45:15","timh",0,100,"Voting and discussion",3,0]
[null,4410,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Tim/David\n\n\n\n\nYour idea sounds like a refinement of this idea http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=3842&amp;foolIE6=1#comment_4008 could you possibly enter your refinement on the other idea.\n\n\n\n\nWe are trying to keep multiple/similar posts to a minimal\n\n\n\n\nThanks\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI will be closing this idea once confirmed.","2010-01-14T12:54:45","2010-01-14T12:54:45","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4335,{"$nulls":3},"This is a great idea but, of course, what is *really* needed is to be able to add all sites you own data on (e.g. gmail, twitter, fb, etc) and then have the option of syncing all those contacts onto your handset (and keeping them all automatically synchronised) including auto-suggest merging for contacts with the same-ish names...\n\n\n\n\nPhotos is great but it's only a start... :-)","2010-01-12T16:54:04","2010-01-12T16:54:04","dadurant",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5611,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Redesign the menu toolbar at the bottom of almost every screen","One thing I can't stand about Symbian 5th's UI is how there's a double row menu toolbar at the bottom of the screen when there's a lot of choices for users to do things.\n\n\n\n\nMy idea is to do away with this double row setup and move everything to one row, which would still be finger friendly enough, and open up more room for the application you're in to show you things.\n\n\n\n\nTake for example the image below. On the left is the current look. There's no point in having those two rows of menu icons wasting away screen real estate. The image on the right shows how it would look if everything was moved to one row of icons. It's a much better look, I think, and opens up the screen more.\n\n\n\n\nTry it yourself on your Symbian touch device. Save the image, and cut out the 640x360 new style part of it and open it on your phone. I think you'll love it.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-17T03:05:03","2010-05-06T11:22:33","NseriesFreak7",0,100,"Expert review",47,0]
[null,5940,{"$nulls":3},"Brilliant, and so simple. Can we please for the love of your respective $DEITY make this idea a reality.","2010-02-25T16:38:26","2010-02-25T16:38:26","thewinchester",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5708,{"$nulls":3},"I especially agree that 'Exit' shouldn't be a huge text labelled button; a simple 'X' icon should suffice.\n\n\n\n\nI find that landscape mode in Symbian 5th series wastes even more space. 15-20% of horizontal screen real estate across all applications. The clock and other icons on the top of the screen also waste a lot of valuable vertical space. This is especially unpleasant when browsing the web or scrolling though lots of song titles. There's barely any space left to fit anything!","2010-02-19T02:54:01","2010-02-20T15:15:38","uways",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5710,{"$nulls":3},"Don't worry Douglas, that's how Symbian^4 is going to be if you saw the screen demos","2010-02-19T04:14:53","2010-04-25T20:55:18","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8668,{"$nulls":3},"it looks wonderful, brilliant idea\n\n\n\n\nCTF Themes | Computer News","2010-08-03T16:45:43","2010-08-03T16:45:42","poporeem",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8672,{"$nulls":3},"I am voting and putting into expert review...Thanks Douglas!","2010-08-03T19:45:58","2010-08-03T19:45:58","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8673,{"$nulls":3},"I am voting + and this one's in expert review...Thanks Douglas!","2010-08-03T19:46:07","2010-08-03T19:48:43","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7396,{"$nulls":3},"Great One...!","2010-05-06T11:24:22","2010-05-06T11:24:22","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7149,{"$nulls":3},"Absolutely agree","2010-04-20T15:07:40","2010-04-20T15:07:40","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6379,"Mobile applications",null,"Expenses meter","Well, the idea is create a meter that count every services I use, by instance, phone calls, SMS sent, MMS sent and so on. It means every services that I should pay to my operator. The application can be completed with settings as cost per minute/message, tax and a way to set to zero. This manner I could check my operator bill accurately. Of course, it can be better if I can list every services and cross this list with the data received from my operator.","2010-03-10T10:23:02","2010-03-10T10:23:02","Xere",0,100,"Voting and discussion",15,0]
[null,6687,{"$nulls":3},"My idea is to check the operator's bill/data with my own data. I don't trust my operator, by instance.","2010-03-22T10:01:24","2010-03-22T10:01:24","Xere",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10148,{"$nulls":3},"everyone should have possibility to write costs for X kB, and X for one sms to the same network and X for calls/sms to other networks","2010-10-11T21:35:13","2010-10-11T21:35:13","nitrous18",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6577,{"$nulls":3},"I am pretty sure this has to be done by the phone operator.  T-Mobile UK used to send out texts with home much allowance you had left at the end of the week.  O2 has an app out with some of the features you describe","2010-03-15T17:53:44","2010-03-15T17:53:44","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10722,{"$nulls":3},"I have the same need.\n\n\n\n\nI use a Nokia 5800, the call log is pretty good with some filtering options, but still it cannot sumarize.\n\n\n\n\nSo I would like to filter the outgoing calls between 2 dates and get the totals: #calls #minutes.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-12-14T04:35:21","2010-12-14T04:35:21","martin3x",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6398,{"$nulls":3},"In India we have Operator based billing in Prepaid mobile service - means we get our balance info after each phone calls, SMS sent, MMS sent and so on. Could be good for post paid users.","2010-03-11T17:59:55","2010-03-11T18:01:20","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10475,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Body temperature unlocking a mobile phone","instead of finger print, facial, voice etc... why not make use of unclocking mobile using body temperature... ","2010-11-10T07:39:31","2010-11-10T07:39:30","Airstream",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,3]
[null,10476,"Mobile applications",null,"Teleportation using mobile phone with symbian technology","Mobile phone with teleportation technology  that an instant will spawn you in your home....","2010-11-10T07:47:36","2010-11-10T07:47:36","Airstream",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,4]
[null,10495,{"$nulls":3},"this is epic... I have to watch this just in case. (still holding my vote...)","2010-11-12T07:46:06","2010-11-12T07:46:06","naviru",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1773,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Document effective copy protection mechanisms for apps","Whenever somebody brings up copy protection in a discussion of Symbian Signed, people (especially people @ Symbian) are quick to point out that Symbian Signed is not for copy protection and Symbian Signed is not effective for copy protection. Fair enough. But, a lot of developers want to know what *is* effective for copy protection. We should document what actually works and how much each solution costs.","2009-09-30T19:27:41","2009-10-23T09:39:42","briansmith",0,97.8,"Voting and discussion",10,1]
[null,2315,{"$nulls":3},"FYI, the copy protection used on the Samsung application store is getting good reviews.  It's called \"Zirconia\", and the developer guide is here: http://img.samsungapps.com/support/Application_protection_guide.pdf.\n\nI suspect that's not a complete solution from a security standpoint though, as I don't think the application is delivered to the phone encrypted, so someone could still unpick the SIS file and remove the calls to Zirconia.","2009-11-04T14:46:32","2009-11-04T14:47:10","craigh",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1778,{"$nulls":3},"I've moved this to the Security technology area, as I'm about to argue that DRM is the right way to do it :-)","2009-10-01T14:58:54","2009-10-01T14:58:54","craigh",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1779,{"$nulls":3},"As previously discussed in this idea thread, I believe it is the application store's responsibility to provide the copy protection, as they are the entity that has the direct relationship with the end user, and can thus bind the delivery of the application to that specific end user.\n\n\n\n\nAs I said before:\n\n\n\n\nApp stores [could] use OMA DRM 2 and register with the Content Management License Adminstrator as an approved Rights Issuer.  The SIS file can then be delivered in a .DCF file that can only be used by the software installer on a device with OMA DRM 2 that has the appropriate rights issued to it, and can't be unpacked (as it's encrypted).  It's the need to be a registered Rights Issuer that's generally the problem as developers can't issue the rights themselves, they need a licensed delivery channel to do it for them.\n\n\n\n\nI believe most [probably all] S60 3rd and 5th edition phones support OMA DRM 2.","2009-10-01T15:09:58","2010-01-09T00:02:55","craigh",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1786,{"$nulls":3},"I must say the word DRM sound so anachronistic in 2009. It Just. Doesn't. Work.\n\n\n\n\nAs an app developer, the simplest solution is to couple the app with some kind of online authentication service. Make the user login somewhere and have the app send the IMEI or IMSI to the server. Then it's easy to transfer to a new phone, and to still keep only one instance active at a time.","2009-10-02T13:36:03","2009-10-09T15:47:59","teknolog",{"$nulls":3},0,1]
[null,2029,"Mobile applications",null,"Digital Scanner","I would like my mobile phone to be able to scan a paper document and transfer it to a digital format.","2009-10-28T12:10:30","2010-06-14T19:49:33","sowm",0,100,"Closed",8,0]
[null,2285,"Mobile functionality",null,"Weather sensor alarm","I want my mobile to know when it&#39;s cold outside and set my alarm 5 minutes earlier if I&#39;m going to need to scrape the ice off my car windscreen. ","2009-11-03T13:37:08","2010-10-15T12:04:07","SEE-09",0,100,"Expert review",30,0]
[null,10254,{"$nulls":3},"i need that one","2010-10-14T18:11:20","2010-10-14T18:11:20","nitrous25",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5905,{"$nulls":3},"I would make an app out of this, not a native functionality...","2010-02-24T19:40:41","2010-02-24T19:40:41","techflat",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5908,{"$nulls":3},"This is a beautifuly simply idea that smart devices should just be doing for us.  Love it.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n++\n\n\n\n\nCheck your daily commute for traffic issues.","2010-02-24T19:47:03","2010-02-24T19:47:03","sammyBoy",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5909,{"$nulls":3},"Great idea; simple, efficient, and really effective. Like above, it would probably be 3rd party, but then again, location + calendar APIs + authentication to a weather service + alarm rule and you've got it.","2010-02-24T20:06:37","2010-02-24T20:06:37","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5288,{"$nulls":3},"This is great. Most places where people sleep have Wifi access. Open source python scripts to scrape location info from weather reporting websites (such as the gnome weather applet) already exist and can easily be re-purposed for this.","2010-02-07T06:22:31","2010-02-07T06:22:30","talcite",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6072,{"$nulls":3},"Great Idea...&gt;! - ","2010-03-01T06:29:58","2010-03-01T06:29:58","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9931,{"$nulls":3},"Great idea with update of the weather status every X time\n\n\n\n\nThere may be also warnings for our route to the job, precise described conditions etc.","2010-10-08T11:54:04","2010-10-08T11:54:04","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2541,"Mobile applications",null,"Outsource browser - opera mini / mobile","The native browser in symbian is infinitely worse than safari mobile and opera mini / mobile. I realise the &#39;symbian idea&#39; isn&#39;t too fond of using other browsers but the time has come to evaluate browser performance relative to the competitors. There are several ways to go about this - but at least give the choice to choose opera mobile within symbian OS (and be forced to know about opera pre-hand). The development of the native browser can follow parallelly but for now the facts should be realised: poor browser performance is costing market share! Every &#39;nerd&#39; installs it right away anyways - why not let the general public share this &#39;secret&#39;. Video of opera 5 beta performance on N97: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3crXG6J-hWo                                                             \nMozilla Fennec might be considered aswell. Mozilla /is/ a strong contender in the browser business although they opposite to opera doesn&#39;t have symbian ready code as of yet. Pre-installed opera should be standard.","2009-11-12T20:36:43","2010-01-26T14:50:42","teamet",0,17.03,"Done!",6,18]
[null,2561,{"$nulls":3},"My opinion on this is that you should be able to choose your default browser like you do in Windows.","2009-11-13T14:35:51","2009-11-13T19:52:18","ianm",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,2824,{"$nulls":3},"I don&#39;t fully agree on this topic, but if Opera Software is a member of Symbian Foundation I don&#39;t see any reason not to develop the symbian browser on Opera&#39;s core rendering technology. And definitely Opera&#39;s Presto Engine is really fast at rendering webpages.","2009-11-22T14:07:26","2009-11-22T14:07:26","nishant.thomas",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2575,{"$nulls":3},"@William: Opera would fill a large gap in the platform! The browser is an important app!","2009-11-14T19:48:17","2009-11-15T05:41:58","teamet",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2605,{"$nulls":3},"&quot;It is probably up to individual device manufacturers to add opera as a free app, not up to symbian foundation to put it in the core.&quot;\n\nActually makes very good sense..","2009-11-16T09:47:34","2009-11-16T09:47:34","teamet",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2693,{"$nulls":3},"opera mini sucks. its a POS java POS browser with no flash or dynamic content support. Any decent site is useless in opera mini.","2009-11-18T09:44:42","2009-11-18T09:44:42","benighted",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2703,{"$nulls":3},"But at least it loads fairly quick!","2009-11-18T15:23:14","2009-11-18T15:23:14","teamet",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2961,{"$nulls":3},"The coming QWebKit based browser in Symbian^4 will be vastly better than the existing port of WebKit.\n\nSince Qt works all the way back to S60 3rd FP1, there is no reason why it couldn&#39;t be back ported to S^1-S^3.","2009-11-27T11:45:42","2009-11-27T11:45:42","teknolog",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,3493,{"$nulls":3},"It looks pretty obvious that whoever votes against opera does not surf the net on their phone. Opera allows faster loading of web pages (try it, its five times faster), opera allows bookmarks to be backed up, by tapping top toolbar you can quickly return to top of web page. After running opera on a 5800 I never use the native browser try it and see the difference. Even after scrolling on opera and going back to native browser its like the pages are stuck and it takes more effort. Nokia have sat on their hands the last two years and are playing catch up. Fair enough if they develop a faster browser but people are voting with their wallets and moving to other phone makers. Even the stock marker has picked up on nokia flatlining and their stock has not moved in months, releasing heaps of new phones will little or no difference to the previous version on the market does not work anymore. And proof today laying off 10 % of staff does not look good at all. ","2009-12-15T01:22:13","2009-12-15T01:22:12","kk2009",{"$nulls":3},0,1]
[null,2548,{"$nulls":3},"I&#39;m not big on this one because Opera largely closed source, and that the built-in browsers are using OSS WebKit. that being said, the built-in browser does need a bit of overhauling, especially getting up to speed with some of the JavaScript/CSS support, and getting a higher score on the acid test.","2009-11-13T06:14:41","2009-11-13T06:14:40","gene_ting",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2549,{"$nulls":3},"That&#39;s why opera is needed until the native browser is up to date! Opera Corp. is a part of symbian foundation so it should be possible to use some of their cutting edge technology in the native browser in time but in the mean time why not use the best there is? Unless they are already in on the browser development for ^3? The native browser has a poor implementation of webkit as uposed to safari.\n\nAlternatively Fennec is OSS but the symbian development seem to have halted .. and mozilla is not part of symbian foundation. What other real alternatives are out there?\nhttps://wiki.mozilla.org/Mobile/Symbian \n\nI&#39;m not saying - use opera FINAL but just saying that something drastic have to be done to the native browser and I see outsourcing to opera as a quick and easy way to come about it in short term! On longer term (hopefully) the native browser can take over again.","2009-11-13T09:06:33","2009-11-18T15:52:47","teamet",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2554,{"$nulls":3},"I&#39;ve voted against this - I have no problem with adopting appropriate Open Source projects into the Symbian Platform (after all, that&#39;s roughly how we got Webkit), but adding proprietary source code is a really bad idea. If Opera wanted to provide a binary-only version of their code under the R&amp;D license then we could perhaps pass it on with the development kits... I&#39;d still rather not do that unless it fills a gap in the platform.","2009-11-13T10:03:30","2009-11-13T10:03:30","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,6893,"Symbian Foundation","Increase device usage","What about non-touch phones?","Remember the N95?\n\n\n\n\nWith all this talk about open-sourcing the Symbian code and S^3 and S^4, we are forgetting the majority of smart-phone form factors; non-touch. The underlying OS will remain the same but obviously the UI will have to change.\n\n\n\n\nAs a advancement to S60 V3 the following should be supported\n\n\n\n\n-support for multiple resolutions or higher resolution (&gt; QVGA)\n\n\n\n\n-Retain one-handed usage\n\n\n\n\n-Better PUSH notification and email support\n\n\n\n\n-Streamlining of user interface (less clicks, faster)\n\n\n\n\n-DIVX codec support\n\n\n\n\n-Web OS like task switcher, but D-pad based\n\n\n\n\n-Support for GPU, high-end CPU\n\n\n\n\n-Better Web browser or ability to choose default browser","2010-04-02T06:06:14","2010-09-03T09:14:30","eddieliang16",0,91.02,"Expert review",77,2]
[null,9992,{"$nulls":3},"Very important!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-09T07:47:45","2010-10-09T07:47:45","Tallert",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6931,{"$nulls":3},"Scrap because I thin the classic form factor will die. If you see your device as a phone, it is ok to have numpad and no touchscreen. If you see it as mobile computer, why should a single application (the phone app) have dedicated hardware like a numpad? I use my device more for listening to music than phoning. I would therefore be happy to have media control keys instead of dialing keys. It is not fun to develop applications for a device that is a phone and can also run applications but you have to deal with the dedicated phone keyboard.","2010-04-04T16:38:46","2010-04-05T02:55:35","axeljaeger",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7017,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Eddie, I agree to some degree with what you say, however, it is some rhetoric, as many of these exact items are being addressed and improved. They are however, not not new IDEAs.  As a matter of fact a IDEA regarding an improved mini qwerty has gone to expert review.  So, I think you make great points, but I would like to close this IDEA, as it is already submitted to a technical lead.\n\n\n\n\n@Axel, mobile use and QWERTY WILL NEVER die. It all has to do with preference .  I have many mobiles (N95 8GB,E71, n97 mini, iPhone 3GS, HTCX7300)....They all serve a purpose, they all have great features and some which need improvement. The mode of entry is something that will remain diverse, as our users are diverse.\n\n\n\n\n@Eddie, E71 is a fabulous mobile and the qwerty is better than the N95.  It also has many improved features and is a wonderful business and pleasure mobile.  The 95, is my power mobile....Does the qwerty make me happy, not really, but it is a great mini computer.","2010-04-09T17:42:31","2010-04-09T17:42:31","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7029,{"$nulls":3},"There is a similar wish here:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nDon't forgert \"normal\" cell-phones\n\n\n\n\n\nhttp://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=6469\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-04-11T16:19:39","2010-09-03T17:23:30","HeinerKarman",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9877,{"$nulls":3},"I agree","2010-10-07T12:14:37","2010-10-07T12:14:37","CarlosFiyero",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10477,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Search in settings","There are so much settings in different categories. I suggest a button like 'change settings' and you'll get a search box.\n\n\n\n\nStart typing and you'll get a list with settings which match the search, no need to dig into different menu and categories, looking for the right setting.","2010-11-10T08:41:23","2010-11-10T08:41:22","jezusisstoer",0,100,"Voting and discussion",5,0]
[null,2286,"Mobile functionality",null,"End accidental calling ","I want my phone to know when I have called someone by mistake (phone dials while in my bag) and disconects the call","2009-11-03T14:00:36","2010-08-04T20:28:27","SEE-09",0,69.08,"Closed",2,1]
[null,3310,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Darken icons when pressed","When you tap an icon it should show you that your tap has been registered by the icon getting slightly darker (or some other animation) as you press it. So you know that the application is loading and that the press has registered. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\nThis actually makes the interface more intuitive and it is done on the iPhone. This is especially useful on resistive screens (=bad) where taps are sometimes not registered due to lack of pressure. Hopefully this will make it into Symbian^4\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2009-12-09T19:47:33","2010-05-28T19:11:34","Symbianjames",0,96.76,"Expert review",67,1]
[null,3337,{"$nulls":3},"Any kind of feedback is useful and should probably coincide with the reduction of unnecessary double tapping.","2009-12-10T11:08:21","2009-12-10T11:08:46","jamesm",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3338,{"$nulls":3},"This can already be done, if the theme is designed to take advantage of it.  For example a translucent SVG overlay applied to an icon when selected, or the Kastor effects themes that can run an SVG animation while the application is loading/waiting","2009-12-10T11:09:47","2009-12-10T11:09:47","SymsourceTim",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5973,{"$nulls":3},"Isn't that already planned for coming versions? If not, this really should be done!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-26T13:34:17","2010-02-26T13:34:17","Brausi",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5748,{"$nulls":3},"That's one of those tiny little (but efficient) ideas, that is maybe not as sophisticated as some other ideas, but in every day's use this improves the usability more than many other things.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-19T13:50:34","2010-02-19T13:50:34","Stapps",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5784,{"$nulls":3},"I support that too.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-21T15:40:44","2010-02-21T15:40:44","AnsorgeM",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3321,{"$nulls":3},"Nice idea, but shouldn't the theme determine this, rather than this be default all around?","2009-12-10T03:43:00","2009-12-10T03:43:00","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3327,{"$nulls":3},"This idea is a must! there should be immediate feedback when you touch a button and another visual feedback when it executes. \n \n\n\n\n\n\nEven the current s60v5 lacks this. When I press a button there's no immediate indication that it was successful and I attempt to press it again the moment the corresponding application launches. In effect, another button inside that application is pressed resulting to unpredictable outcome.","2009-12-10T06:03:47","2009-12-10T06:03:47","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5614,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Auto Highlight all the words that gone through AutoCorrection so that it&#39;ll be easy to check them all at once after typing everything.","That way we can easily distinguish them all after typing everything instead of checking word after word while typing.  Tapping a highlighted word should show alternative word suggestions.\n\n\n\n\nThis idea is an improvement over the one in Windows Phone 7 since they don't use highlighting or color coding.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nEdit: The color coding don't just apply to auto corrected words but also to words that are subject for correction.","2010-02-17T10:02:38","2010-03-01T06:08:33","BoyBawang",0,100,"Voting and discussion",7,0]
[null,10369,{"$nulls":3},"This idea works best with Virtual keyboard because it's prone to errors.","2010-10-23T00:16:28","2010-10-23T00:16:28","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7150,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Better support for Audible audiobooks","I know, there is a Java based Audible app. But this one is just lousy. On an E51 I could not even get it to work.\n\n\n\n\nMy wish would be one of two alternatives, which both would require cooperation of audible.com. But hey, if someone from symbian.org officially would ask them, maybe something good would come out of it.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n1. Make the Audio-Player compatible with Audibles DRM\n\n\n\n\nor\n\n\n\n\n2. Work with Audible to build a better, native application which will fit into coming Symbian OS UI guides.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAudible seems to cooperate with others, as eg. the implementations on TomTom, the iPhone or Philips players show. Why not trying to win them for the Symbian platform?","2010-04-20T16:28:50","2010-04-20T16:28:50","abruenin",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,10734,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Auto answering : voice recognition","Hello,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIntroduction:\n\n\n\n\nSome of the phones have support for voice recognition. It can be turned on to constantly listen for new commands (which drains the battery quite a lot).\n\n\n\n\nFor me there is only 1 situation in which I would like to use voice recognition: answering the phone (either a call or to receive an SMS).\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nProblem statement:\n\n\n\n\nVoice recognition drains the battery if it is turned on at all the time.\n\n\n\n\nFor answering the call it is required to be enabled only when someone is calling.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIdea:\n\n\n\n\nAdd an option to enable voice recognition when a new call is being established (phone is ringing).\n\n\n\n\nThere should be a configurable phrase (preferably recorded by the user) to answer the phone without using any buttons and put it onto the loudspeaker.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nOptional features:\n\n\n\n\n- Caller/Sender name reading after a specific passphrase\n\n\n\n\n- Speach synthesis of an SMS after a specific passphrase\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nRegards","2010-12-15T18:21:11","2010-12-15T18:21:11","adderek",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,1775,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Mini qwerty input improvements","Hi all,\n\n\n\n\nThere has been few complaints about the mini qwerty input method used in current Symbian touch devices. Mini qwerty input is activated when text input is required using touch only devices/mode. For example, the input window can be activated when writing a text message.\n\n\n\n\nSome interesting comments about this subject:\n\n\n\nThe irregular shapes make it harder to press the right key.\nThe existing keyboard is too short.\nThe preview region is a strange choice--and might be sensible to eliminate.\nThe ability to drag the virtual keyboard is silly and might be sensible to eliminate as well.\n\n\n\nTo convert these to an idea:\n\n\n\nThe qwerty window should be stretched so that the buttons get bigger.\nSome other characters or numbers should be displayed as individual buttons.\nThe preview region should be removed.\nThe drag-able virtual keyboard feature should be removed since the input text is already visible on the background and the virtual keyboard can be easily opened and hidden?\n\n\n\nWhat do you think and please do provide any other ideas how to improve the virtual qwerty keyboard functionality.\n\n\n\n\nThe current qwerty input view is show below:\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-10-01T11:53:03","2010-02-12T00:07:11","ilkka.syrjala",0,98.09,"Expert review",39,4]
[null,1801,{"$nulls":3},"Excellent! I find the Mini-QWERTY in its current state is not useful at all, so as a consequence I always use the full-screen QWERTY. Trouble with that is that the full-screen one, of course, covers up the application underneath, so you can't see what's going on. This is a big usability issue when you're using something like a live incremental search, or the auto-completion for URLs in the web browser.\n\n\n\n\nYour list of actions to improve it seem very sensible to me. One thing I'd like to add, if it's possible, is to actually shrink the display area that the active application draws to when the keyboard is active, so that nothing is \"underneath\" the keyboard if you see what I mean. I think this might be tricky to implement but it'd be really impressive and much nicer to use.\n\n\n\n\nI'd like to see an orientation change event or something like that be delivered to the active application, as there is when you change portrait/landscape at the moment, issuing it with the new rectangle size, which will be the total screen area minus the keyboard. If you can also animate that change, we're really onto something!\n\n\n\n\nGreat suggestion for improvement. This tackles the biggest day-to-day usability problem I have with my 5800.","2009-10-05T13:36:42","2009-10-05T14:09:25","jaley",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1804,{"$nulls":3},"Note: Review posted by Scott Weiss (Symbian UI Tech Manager). This tool (Spigit) unfortunately doesn't highlight Reviews very well - look in the sidebar on the right.","2009-10-05T14:15:59","2009-10-05T14:15:59","LawrenceSimpson",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1805,{"$nulls":3},"I just received a set of images from the Sony Ericsson Satio, just released. The keypad is a lot nicer than the default one. It still has the preview area, which can arguably be removed. What do others think?","2009-10-05T14:21:15","2009-10-05T14:22:36","scottw",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1807,{"$nulls":3},"This reply is a re-post of the review I wrote (that Lawrence rightly pointed out is rather hard to find on this site).\n\n\n\n\nThis design looks quite sound and I think it represents a nice improvement to the platform. I posted the Satio implementation above, which looks a bit better. Any other images to share?\n\n\n\n\nIt was also suggested (in brief form) on the Symbian UI Brainstorm:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://symbianuibrainstorm.wordpress.com/2009/10/02/bigger-mini-qwerty/","2009-10-05T14:31:21","2009-10-05T14:31:21","scottw",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1835,{"$nulls":3},"Some feedback.\n\n\n\n\n1. The Satio mini-QWERTY is actually the same size. It just looks nicer.\n\n\n\n\n2. Thje dragging feature is strange. I recommend dropping it.\n\n\n\n\n3. The = (three bars) menu is also unneeded as there is an Options menu. Currently Options is tied to the underlying app. The typing options should be included within the Options menu--not in a \"separate but equal\" options menu.\n\n\n\n\n4. The green check mark (tick) seems unneeded too, as there is a close button. However, close and the tick do very different things, which is very confusing. Close actually works like a Back button--not even.\n\n\n\n\n5. Ultimately the mini QWERTY is an overlay, not a window, but it looks like a window.\n\n\n\n\n6. So... we can make it bigger, but it seems like there are larger usability issues within this feature. Which should we tackle in S^3?\n\n\n\n\n-scott (with Tom Pritchard's and Salvatore Rinaldo's help)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2009-10-08T12:17:49","2009-10-08T12:17:49","scottw",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1836,{"$nulls":3},"Some more thoughts....\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nYou could probably reduce the number of buttons on the bottom row - why have \"shift\", \"ALL CAPS\", \"numberic\" and \"symbol\" buttons.\n\n\n\n\n- I think cycling through Shift / ALL CAPS / no caps on the same button is preferable as it allows for bigger key.\n\n\n\n\n- Also the \"shift\" key can also act on the numberic layout to allow input of symbols\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI'm also not sure why \"+\", \"-\" and \"!\" are so special - If there's space for extra frequently used charecters on the normal qwerty input screen then I would have thought \".\" \",\" and \"-\" would more \"frequently used\"","2009-10-08T13:09:49","2009-10-08T13:09:49","tomp",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1839,{"$nulls":3},"A general comment about all of the above. Excellent improvements, but I think we're refining the keyboard from the mindset of users of a particular locale. Basically, as an english keyboard, the design could be dramatically improved with the above considerations made and work like that should definitely happen. I'm sure a number of parallels exist for other character sets and languages so we would require a more diverse critical review to get something that works in each locale where an alternative layout is likely preferable.","2009-10-08T14:04:50","2009-10-08T14:04:50","jaley",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3127,{"$nulls":3},"Take notice of the Opera Mobile for s60 virtual keyboard, is really usefull","2009-12-03T08:31:41","2010-04-13T13:26:04","Yorch",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3160,{"$nulls":3},"We have analysis some ideas on MVKB, please reference here.\n\n\nRate under feasibility means how easy it can be implement, 100% means it can be done very easy, 0% means it can be done very very difficult. \nWe hope this document would be helpful for you.","2009-12-04T05:11:02","2009-12-04T15:14:45","Eric",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2450,{"$nulls":3},"My 2 pence\n\n\n\n\n\n\nI strongly support the idea of having the mini QWERTY in a split-window rather than an overlay which can be moved around. However, you would have to see the impact of doing this when the phone is in landscape mode, which also supports mini-QWERTY.\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThe other improvement which I strongly support is the in fact both in mini-QWERTY and in the full QWERTY keypad. That is of rationalising on the caps, numeric and symbol buttons. I believe they can all be put into a single toggle button. I personally keep automatically pressing the button labled &#39;AB&#39; everytime I want caps (rather than pressing the shift key). This would give more room for commonly used buttons (at least in the mini-QWERTY), as mentioned above, like the &#39;.&#39; &#39;,&#39; &#39;?&#39; symbols, which are far more important that &#39;+&#39; and &#39;-&#39; buttons (which I think should be removed from the main view altogether)\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\ncheers\n\nJasdeep\n\nText &amp; Localisation Services Package Owner","2009-11-10T08:43:52","2009-11-10T08:45:10","jasdeepsawhney",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5331,{"$nulls":3}," \n\n\n\n\n^^That should be the mini QWERTY, not a blown up version of that tiny QWERTY that you have to use a stylus for.","2010-02-08T21:03:55","2010-04-12T18:50:45","NseriesFreak7",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,2276,{"$nulls":3},"Why have a preview window when you can see the text box behind?  I would suggest popping up just the keyboard, and having the rest of the options in an Options menu if they are needed.  This may involve a complicated discussion on how to achieve cut and paste ;)\n\nI have just installed Opera Mobile on the i8910 and it&#39;s QWERTY keyboard is very nice to use - much more so than the built-in Symbian keyboard. ","2009-11-03T10:07:26","2009-11-03T10:07:26","crb",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3055,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","Port PC connectivity to Linux","At the moment there is no simple way to synchronize calendar and contacts from Symbian phones to Linux. There is a reference implementation of PC connectivity in the desktopsw package. Porting this to Linux should not prove impossible, so let&#39;s do it!","2009-12-01T13:32:42","2009-12-01T13:32:42","teknolog",0,100,"Voting and discussion",6,0]
[null,3058,{"$nulls":3},"I suspect the next version of Nokia&#39;s PC suite is being written with Qt for this very cross-platform purpose.  Might be worth talking to the package owner before getting stuck in.","2009-12-01T14:19:43","2009-12-01T14:42:14","markw",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,3311,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","statistic each quarter/year","There have been so many mobile devices and the technology is changing so fast.\nStatistic each quarter/year on the number of Symbian versus other mobile platform should be provided. \n1. developers know what are hot &amp; what are not\n2. companies know which device to target in developing apps and how much time should spend on each\n3. good for marketing","2009-12-09T21:03:53","2009-12-09T21:03:53","wannasymbian",0,60.37,"Voting and discussion",2,1]
[null,3329,{"$nulls":3},"It would be nice to know this kind of thing, but that's commercially sensitive information and not easy to obtain - back at Symbian Software Ltd the likes of Nokia, SonyEricsson etc had to pay us a royalty per phone, but even then they wouldn't tell us under NDA the breakdown by model.#\n\n\n\n\nIt's also the wrong information for the purpose - if the market shifts that quickly, developers who target what was \"hot\" last quarter will probably not manage to sell very well in 6 months time when their app hits the market.","2009-12-10T09:52:45","2009-12-10T09:52:45","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,10479,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","codec for symbian","there should be a codec available for symbian phones\n\n\n\n\nso that it can play all the video and audio and other multemedia files in its default player.","2010-11-10T18:54:15","2010-11-10T18:54:15","v910",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,1]
[null,752,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","New Category structure under trial - feedback please.","I&apos;ve set up a more specifically-defined set of categories, let&apos;s see if they work better ...\n\n\n\nSymbian Foundation, with sub-categories relating to various aspects of our operation and work\nSymbian Technology, with sub-categories relating to Technology Domains, plus a couple more for Architecture etc. and Ref Platforms + Test Technology.\nThe Mobile Industry and Commercial Environment (OEMs, Semicos, Network Operators, etc.)\nThe Future of Mobile Computing and Society (converged devices, ubiquitous computing, and blue-sky ideas for the future)\nplus a \"Miscellaneous - None of the above\" category to help identify items for which we will need new categories\n\n\n\n... and I&apos;ve re-categorised the existing ideas according to this grouping (phew! that took a while!). This separated the overloaded and overpopulated \"Industry\" and \"Foundation Management\" categories into more manageable groupings. It still leaves a lot more items in the \"Marketing\" sub-category than in any other category, but I think that&apos;s probably an accurate reflection of the historical balance of participants on the site.\n\n\n\n\nSpigit allows us to assign \"experts\" in each category or sub-category. This is one of the reasons for separating sub-categories by Tech Domain. We can have an \"expert\" assigned in each category to feed the good suggestions into our open management funnel. (Though I wish Spigit would allow us to change the word \"expert\" to something a little less authoritative in tone.)\n\n\n\n\nPlease let me know - speak with me or reply to this posting - if this new category structure helps you more easily finding the topics that interest you, and avoiding being \"drowned\" by things that don&apos;t interest you, etc. And please feel free to suggest specific changes or additions to this structure. Please also let me know if you think I have mis-categorised any of the existing ideas.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThanks,\n\n\n\n\nLawrence Simpson\n\n\n\n\nResearch Community Manager (and admin/host of ideas.symbian.org)\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nNote (2009-06-25): this idea has been trialled for some time now. The new categories seem to be largely working . There have been some small \"tweaks\" on the sub-category names and boundaries over this time - see the cetegories now in place on the site. This ideas is being closed now. \n\n\n\n\n ","2009-05-22T22:30:40","2009-06-25T14:32:42","LawrenceSimpson",0,100,"Being done",4,0]
[null,777,{"$nulls":3},"I much prefer the new structure for finding things of interest but I don&apos;t like the UI it has left us with - it&apos;s OK for the ones which have a top-level only, you can filter on those but there is no sub-category filter.  On the list pages for each category (or sub-category) you can&apos;t see how many votes each idea has, nor can you vote on it without going into the idea, and the screens are fairly ugly.\n\n\n\n\nSo - hooray for more structure, can we have some changes to the UI (a sub-category filter) to make it more usable.","2009-05-28T15:15:26","2009-06-04T12:16:07","markw",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,872,{"$nulls":3},"There seems to be some difference between the list of categories on the right and the table of categories bang in the center of the home page.\n\nClicking on a link in the table sends me to a page of ideas in that category, typically there is no &quot;post a thread&quot; button, where as, there is one if I click on the same category in the list to the right of the screen.\n\nI find this a bit confusing.\n","2009-06-05T11:13:24","2009-06-05T11:38:29","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,755,{"$nulls":3},"As a related aside, let me post this link to a document which sets out a wider set of proposed changes to the operation of this site.","2009-05-22T22:47:19","2009-05-22T22:47:19","dw2",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,1264,"Mobile functionality","Developer stuff","Include and distribute debug information for all ARM builds","Background:\n\n\n\n\nARM RVCT will generate debug information if the -g flag is specified as part of the build process. This debug information (dwarf format) is stripped in the process of converting the relevant binary to a Symbian compatible e32 format and the information is considered intermediate so is located in a subdirectory under \\epoc32\\build\\.\n\n\n\n\nThe debug information is parseable by common tools such as Lauterbach Trace32 and any other elf/dwarf aware tools.\n\n\n\n\nWhen a Symbian build is distributed \\epoc32\\build is omitted, so if you want to debug a component or any of its dependencies you must have built the binaries yourself. This isn&apos;t particularly helpful for post mortem debugging and developers usually only build a small subset of components.\n\n\n\n\nThe net result in a lot of debugging scenarious is to avoid on-target tools because of the impracticality of re-building all the dependent components and do one of:\n\n\n\nIn the case of &apos;proper crashes&apos; do some arcane on-target work printing stacks and reverse engineering traces (very few people do this) with buildrom symbols.\nThrow-away the crash and add some tracing (more common)\nThrow-away the crash and stick some printfs in (most common)\n\n\n\nProposal:\n\n\n\n\nThe proposal is to distribute this debug information in \"some manner\" for ARM builds distributed by SF and to enhance the developer experience with Symbian OS with \"hardware\". One issue that needs to be considered is that debug sections in elf binaries are \"very large\" and so a crude approach of just bundling the current intermediate/debuggable elf binary from \\epoc32\\build could be too impractical.\n\n\n\n\nOne idea is just to distribute debuggable elf binaries in a number of compressed archive files which can be separately installed - a weakness of this approach is that this is a special distribution mechanism and I wouldn&apos;t be surprised that phone manufacturer and semi-co product integration teams would continue to strip this data.\n\n\n\n\nAnother idea is to put the intermediate elf file in the same location as the Symbian e32 binary (under epoc32\\release) but see whether the amount of space used could be optimised - i&apos;m not familiar enough with elf/dwarf and the elf2e32 process to see whether this is possible for e.g. do you just need the .debug_info section of the elf file to do on-target debugging.\n\n\n\n\nA further thought to save space is to not distribute a full UDEB ARM build of all components and to have a UREL ARM build only and modify these UREL builds to generate (dwarf) debug information by default. AFAIK for RVCT the -g option has no practical effect on the code generated by the compiler but would effect the size of the intermediate elf output.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-06-30T11:43:49","2010-06-11T15:27:15","tonylo",0,90.33,"Closed",7,1]
[null,1292,{"$nulls":3},"I&apos;m in favour of looking in more detail at this, to try to find some way to make it practical. It is a very large amount of information though..\n\n\n\n\nDoes anyone back this idea enough to do the elementary research to find out how big the files are? I&apos;d suggest creating a few to get actual measurements for those, and then estimating for the rest...","2009-07-02T17:42:30","2009-07-02T19:18:23","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1352,{"$nulls":3},"I would agree with the goal but would rather we tackled the \" impracticality of re-building all the dependent components\" rather than add to the the already large kits (however it is distributed).  Even with the current structure of the OS you can re-build the full OS for a single target in ~ 4 hours on a quad core desktop, considering the size of the debug files it may not be much quicker to download.  I would focus on making it easy for users to identify the sub-set of components they need and building them locally. \n\n\n\n\n ","2009-07-08T14:50:13","2009-07-08T14:50:13","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1270,{"$nulls":3},"I&apos;m in favour of the general theme of this idea and don&apos;t feel qualified to comment on the specifics.\n\n\n\n\nOff-topic but this:\n\n\n\n\nIn the case of &apos;proper crashes&apos; do some arcane on-target work printing stacks and reverse engineering traces (very few people do this) with buildrom symbols.\n\n\n\n\nBrought back fond memories of working on devices where the firmware only just fit into the flash and there was no room for a debug build. \n\n\n\n\n ","2009-06-30T13:59:58","2009-06-30T14:01:38","markw",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1277,{"$nulls":3},"I&apos;ve moved this to the category Symbian Foundation: Build &amp; Delivery Services, as this appears not to be about tools per se, but about how we use them when we do our builds.","2009-07-01T00:02:28","2009-07-01T14:13:58","LawrenceSimpson",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2288,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Multiple sim cards","I want phones to be bale to handle multiple sim cards.  Useful when traveling abroad and wanting to use only one device","2009-11-03T14:06:59","2009-12-07T15:17:27","SEE-09",0,97.37,"Expert review",55,2]
[null,2314,{"$nulls":3},"Does anyone know what changes to the Symbian Platform would be needed to enable this?","2009-11-04T14:41:00","2009-11-04T14:40:59","craigh",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2326,{"$nulls":3},"I guess we should be clear about what we're talking about here as there are two quite different scenarios with very different HW/SW implications:\n\n\n1. A phone with 2 SIM slots that allows you to select which SIM to be using (preferably without rebooting the device)\n\n\n2. A phone with 2 SIM slots where both SIMs are simultaneously active so you can receive calls/SMS on either SIM at the same time, the phone app is aware of which SIM the incoming call is coming from and displays appropriate information and allows you to select which SIM to use for outgoing calls/SMS/data etc...\n\n\n\n\n(1) is relatively straight forward - essentially a HW problem with some enabling software (a bit more tricky to not have to reboot, but can be done)\n\n\n\n(2) is a whole different ball game - there are two ways of doing it (that I can think of):\n\n\n\n\na. Major hardware changes - essentially you need two GSM/3G radios present in the device! Then you need to duplicate a lot of the telephony functionality and put some kind of mediation SW in to pick and choose the right implementation - lots of work!\n\n\n\nb. Get support from Network Operators so that you actually only need one radio and it's mostly done on the network side so they manage to forwarding of calls/SMS etc... This would need some significant changes to the telephony specifications, lots of changes on the network side and some more straight forward changes to things like the phone app and messaging client. \n\n\n\n\n\nAny other suggestions about how you might do this?","2009-11-04T16:59:06","2009-11-10T10:55:42","tomp",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6229,{"$nulls":3},"If mobile devices are becoming replacements for desktops, it's not unlikely that users might share a mobile device (as they do with desktops today). Rapidly interchangeable SIM cards (or multiple SIM cards) would therefore be desirable. For example, I pick up the phone and call a colleague in the US on a company SIM card, I then switch the phone back to neutral so that my son has to use his own SIM and account to talk endlessly with this friends.","2010-03-04T12:59:20","2010-03-04T12:59:20","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6243,{"$nulls":3},"Hello everyone,\n\n\n\n\nI am here for some questions and input from the USA perspective.\n\n\n\n\nThe USA does not have a s good of mobile service and competition as many EU and other countries. \n\n\n\n\nCould someone please explain how this would be executed in the USA.  The process of buying a mobile in the USA is as follows: You purchase you mobile through a carrier (At&amp;T, T-mobile etc), and what makes your phone \"work\".  The SIM card purchased with the carrier stores is attached to your phone number, data, texting and other options.  Typically, when we buy a mobile, all we get is a calling plan, all else is more money and optional, but each option adds to our bill.  If we had 2 SIM cards in one mobile, they are going to charge us for 2 mobiles on our plan, especially since there would be two numbers and likely two data plans.  This could get costly.\n\n\n\n\nI am not sure how mobile plans work worldwide, but this suggested mobile, would cost a person a few hundred dollars US and would likely take the casual user off your market?  They would not buy the phone, as the carriers double sim data plan would cost too much. (few hundred $ USA, 1 mobile?)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nConversely, would this be a power business phone?  If that is the case, how does one separate the costs of having 1) a business phone which is a tax right off, and a 2) personal phone which is not a tax right off?  There would be many legal, monetary and accounting (amortization) issues in the USA. \n\n\n\n\nI am not against this suggestion, but would like to explain and caution the group to all of the obstacles in the USA.\n\n\n\n\nIf I am wrong, I would love an explanation of why, as I spoke with my accountant and this is messy here for tax reasons and more.\n\n\n\n\nLastly, I did not vote on this, as perhaps this is a wonderful IDEA for different worldwide areas which would not have the same restriction that the USA has.","2010-03-04T15:45:08","2010-03-04T15:45:08","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2451,{"$nulls":3},"Practically all of the dual SIM phones on the market at the moment either require a reboot when switching the active SIM card or at least only allow for limited functionality on the second SIM card.\n\nI think we can do a lot better than that with Symbian OS! \n\n\nAt a low level, Etel already has support for multiple modems (RPhone) and multiple lines (RLine). I believe that this is a holdover from the Psion days when external modems were supported. \n\n\nAssuming the phone has two modems, it should be relatively straight-forward to implement dual SIM functionality. Either two separate TSYs could be loaded by Etel or the TSY could be split at some other level.  It could either be up to clients to select the right RPhone object to use or it could be abstracted. \n\n\nAdding dual SIM support is a big project but I can see a day when Symbian phones are retrieving an e-mail with one SIM and making a voice call with the other.","2009-11-10T10:48:26","2009-11-10T11:03:17","AaronTunney",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2299,{"$nulls":3},"I agree with you 100%! Not only would that make my life easier when I travel, but I&#39;d love to have a color coded call/text system for both my personal and work sims so I&#39;d know who was calling what number!","2009-11-03T16:28:32","2009-11-03T16:28:32","Joe",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3312,"Mobile applications",null,"Memory/Space usage display on Home Screen","If a user can see memory usage display on Home Screen instead of having to go through the Setting page. A bin can also be added at the Home Screen so an App can be deleted easily to both free space and to free the Home Screen.\nThis will allow the user to monitor how much more space left for adding new app - i.e. space management\n","2009-12-09T21:11:30","2010-06-14T20:26:44","wannasymbian",0,0,"Closed",0,2]
[null,7152,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Calender Homescreen/Menu configuration","I don't use the calender much, rarely more than two entries a week. So when I look at the main screen of my Nokia E52, I see meetings and stuff that isn't relevant until several days into the future, maybe almost a week.\n\n\n\n\nI would like to be able to configure this so it will only show the day it's relevant, or maybe the day before.\n\n\n\n\nSo if, for example, I have a meeting on the 18th, I don't want to see anything about it on the 11th. Why should I? I want to see it on the 18th and maybe on the 17th too depending on it's importance. Because that's when it matters.","2010-04-21T04:54:38","2010-04-21T04:54:38","Freddo",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,7155,{"$nulls":3},"This is something that's been a lot harder to code for Symbian v3.2 (what you have on your E52). On devices which use the S^1 operating system, there's a widget called Coming Soon (available at the Ovi Store) which would give such an ability, and is customizble towards what is displayed (content) and how its displayed (look, feel, colors, etc.).","2010-04-21T15:48:47","2010-04-21T15:48:47","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8176,"Mobile applications",null,"Improve Ovi Store","The Ovi Store is growing, but not fast enough, nokia and symbian foundation need to improve it, not just for the profit but also make it widely known among consumer. Once the heard something like ovi store reached their 1 billion download in shorter time compare to the app store, people will have the feeling that their nokia device is being supported, and they'll have the courage to buy your device. And more devices sold mean more developer, and the ovi store will be way better. It's like a circle of improvement\n\n\n\n\nnokia should spend a lot, both time and money in the store. The store is essential, concentrate on it first, like what Google is doing with their market, don't try to hard in pushing every Ovi services, they are great, but this is not the time. data plan are still expensive everywhere in the world, how do you expect they use their service while their internet is not free(and the signal is not good all the time)\n\n\n\n\nthe first thing the ovi store need is some great essential apps,for as many devices as possible( i really neeed a good map app for my n900 ^ ^), and they should be widely known in the public. This can be done by more advertising on TV, or even better within the ad for your devices. Make everything easier to access, put ovi store in the manual, on the first home screen, in the tutorial video. Make the ovi store ui easier to use, now it's only about the average level. make it easier to download an app,i used a n78, it's took a lot of time just for a less than 1MB game.And allow people to download purchased app again if something went wrong or they changed their device. Apple do this, if someone move from a 3GS to iPhone 4, they can have all their app again easily.\n\n\n\n\nMORE FREE APPS: I, and many others i know have that habit of downloading free app, sometimes just for fun,'cause they are free. Bring more THEMES. now zedge.net have way more stuff to download than the ovi store for my n78 and n900. Maybe more ringtones, video ringtones, fun, and light stuff to show off like that is really popular among the average user.If there is a e.g a Megan Fox theme, do it in various way.The best thing about a symbian devices against iPhone is your personalisation possibilities. Sometimes it's about can i watch certain movies, show them that the n900 can download extra codec, or symbian have alternative media player to read files other than mp4, people need not to buy from apple to enjoy movies on phones, that is what many have in mind right now\n\n\n\n\nTry to promote your strong point as much as possible. In an ad, don't give one theme or wallpaper, give dozen, show off your strong point in every way that is possible. Another thing i love about symbian is how you can download a file from any website to your devices while iPhone can't. Show that off, show how open you are... And please rework on your 2 rows menu, it's not nice at all, the ui need much much more improvement, hire some great designer, make the UI beautiful, i might not need it, but women, half of the world need better user interface...\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIn conclusion, all we need now is more free apps, improve the performance of the store, easier dowloading multiple apps at a same time, easier, more stable and better user interface. Better advertising, showing your strong point, showing why they should choose symbian, meego over other os. Last but not least, all of these should be on a decent devices, does not need to be too fast, too powerful, but must be powerful enough to be smooth, sometimes a fast devices to create a wow among the geek\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI also think you need to rework on the keyboard lay out. If a device has a hard keyboard, that is fine, but on the n8, it's just too ugly to look at. And try not to cover and blacken everything when the keyboard pop out, just do an iPhone soft keyboard, of course with alternatives like the t9 layout\n\n\n\n\nI love symbian and nokia, i really don't want to see you guys lose another marketshare and be in trouble like GM","2010-07-06T02:56:48","2010-07-09T17:10:47","minh_hoang_26_6",0,0,"Closed",1,0]
[null,8236,{"$nulls":3},"Hoang, \n\n\n\n\nThanks for your idea, as Antoine has pointed out Symbian has no control over OVI, but, I will pass on your comments to the Horizon team\n\n\n\n\nSusana","2010-07-09T10:53:21","2010-07-09T10:53:21","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8177,{"$nulls":3},"While this is a great writeup, there is nothing that the Symbian Foundation can do about the Ovi Store except to learn from it's lessons for it's Horizion initiative. This comment is better served at Nokia's forums, where those who build and control the functions of that store will be best able to address the items stated.","2010-07-06T03:22:31","2010-07-06T03:22:31","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8188,{"$nulls":3},"Can we now close this Idea Now!","2010-07-06T18:35:48","2010-07-06T18:35:48","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2289,"Mobile applications",null,"New message app that allows animation","I would like a new message application which allows animations/3d graphics via sms/mail\n(Current MTM architecture does not support this) \n","2009-11-03T14:23:46","2010-06-14T20:04:25","heuven",0,51.52,"Closed",2,1]
[null,3825,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","&quot;apt-get like&quot; Symbian software manager and repos","Some of the aspects here may have been suggested in other ideas before but I think we now need a unified starting point to manage dependency management, app downloads and phone upgrades: these problems have already been solved for other open source platforms, therefore my idea here following.\n\n\n\n\nWe should have something on Symbian that manages software downloads, dependency check and system updates like apt-get (Ubuntu) or yum (Fedora) do. We need to setup 'default' code repositories where basic system updates are offered; the user can also configure this 'package manager' to work with more repositories (each repository is identified by a URL and the settings for each can be stored in an XML-based syntax) to download those useful applications that are not supported by Symbian but are well accepted by the community. The user should then be able to search for and install new packages simply by using this software manager, of course.\n\n\n\n\nI am conscious that for this tool to work a data connection is needed but in this instance I decided not to consider it a valid limitation :-). Also, I know that phone upgrades are delivered through the phone manufacturer/operator to the end user but since Symbian is evolving and the code is available, we shouldn't ignore the case of developers building their own Symbian release and flashing their phones with it.\n\n\n\n\nI'm wondering if we can brainstorm further and make this happen. Feedback welcome.","2009-12-22T15:41:00","2009-12-22T15:41:00","salvatorer",0,100,"Voting and discussion",18,0]
[null,3864,{"$nulls":3},"Is it common to have dependencies for Symbian apps? I'm obviously aware of the Qt situation, but apart from that I haven't noticed many apps being dependent on other.\n\n\n\n\nI'm certainly not against the idea, and this would in a way tie in nicely with Symbian Signed, so that when you sign your app, you can choose to have it added to the dependency library.","2009-12-23T12:26:30","2009-12-23T12:26:30","teknolog",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4244,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Sebastian,\n\n\n\n\nYeah, I think we have to resolve dependencies in a few scenarios other than Qt, for example the client side of an application is using a server that is also installed and running on device: if you want to uninstall or upgrade the server you need to resolve a dependency.\n\n\n\n\nAbove all, I am thinking about software updates for Symbian devices, updates of applications downloaded through e.g. Horizon.\n\n\n\n\nIf we had a system in place that works like apt-get or yum through Horizon, the user could choose which repositories she/he wants to enable and would get a notification when an upgrade for the system or one of the applications is available; of course if there is no connection to the network, the application will be sitting there quiet and won't disturb.\n\n\n\n\nRe signing the updates: of course, if a developer uploads an updated version of an app on Horizon, then the user will receive a Symbian Signed version of that app. All we need to have is the client on the phone (a software manager app with a nice GUI that talks to the repositories behind the scenes) which periodically queries for the latest available version of an application, a system upgrade, etc. It's nothing more than content description, client/server communication and version control.\n\n\n\n\nIf we had such framework in place, we could really link it to Horizon and add even more value to it. We just have to look at yum or apt-get and do something like that on Symbian. I suppose.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-08T16:59:32","2010-01-08T16:59:32","salvatorer",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4246,{"$nulls":3},"Is not the issue here not about how to get things but about installation? For apps it's easy but to chance OS components don't you need to re-flash the ROM? I don't know how Andriod does it but to update Symbian devices has always been fraught in the past with good odds to brick your phone.","2010-01-08T17:08:14","2010-01-12T10:41:26","dadurant",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4319,{"$nulls":3},"This would be great, but there's probably a good deal of work in getting there. I think another key advantage is that it boosts incentives for developer community contributions where there is something like launchpad hosting popular open source projects. It ties nicely into the package management for Ubuntu, for example. A similar link between a package management system working with phones and project hosting like this would be the dream, but I think the world would have to change first :-/\n\n\n\n\nIn a slightly different thread perhaps, can this not be used to make our PDK/SDK delivery simpler? Package-level delivery of binaries and sources with inter-dependencies managed for the developer would be much simpler that downloading the numerous zips as we do at present, right? We could even use apt or yum, as they're open source tools and presumably we'd just need to package our code up the way they specify: .deb and .rpm?","2010-01-12T10:57:08","2010-01-12T11:01:57","jaley",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7409,"Mobile applications",null,"lets have what others already have.","all the applications useful or not for the iphone and rim(blackberry) should be made available for symbian + some more for symbian so that we have the largest app base.","2010-05-07T04:48:53","2010-05-07T04:48:53","aakash1234",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,1]
[null,7425,{"$nulls":3},"Please see the reply that I posted for this idea, your question is essentially the same and has the exact same answer: http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=7417","2010-05-09T23:33:13","2010-05-09T23:33:13","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7410,{"$nulls":3},"Making the apps is the task of developers. Symbian just have to provide powerful and convenience tools for developers. I'd also like to see some low-entry programming tools for amateurs to create their own apps.","2010-05-07T10:48:18","2010-05-07T10:48:18","jezusisstoer",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2290,"Mobile applications",null,"Automatic unlocking of phone","I want my phone to unlock when I (and only I) pick it up, and then it should lock again when I put it down. ","2009-11-03T14:27:27","2009-11-03T14:27:27","0dB",0,28.64,"Voting and discussion",4,18]
[null,4872,{"$nulls":3},"and what if I want to show a picture or a message to my friend(s)?","2010-01-25T23:48:46","2010-02-04T19:40:41","kriksu",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4882,{"$nulls":3},"I have no problem with the current hardware lock slider in Nokia phones.  It's the optimal implementation of lock/unlocking.\n\n\n\n\nBTW the swipe the touchscreen to unlock is just a gimmick.","2010-01-26T07:54:42","2010-01-26T07:54:42","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,5152,{"$nulls":3},"Even if the phone had a way to realize it's the owner holding it and unlocks on it's own, don't you think it would be problematic should you ever want to walk with the phone in your hand?  The slider/swipe or a slider maze sounds a lot more convenient and less risky (try explaining that it's the normal and expected behavior of their device to a user who made a call or started an application just because (s)he touched his/her phone while carrying it with a pile of papers while going to a meeting.)","2010-02-04T10:31:00","2010-02-04T10:31:00","ennalax",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5194,{"$nulls":3},"Maybe something like this could be implemented when the phone is in 'alarm clock' or 'night' mode.\n\n\n\n\nSay every time you set an alarm, this profile would be activated (after a question prompt, of course) and after this every time you picked up the phone, the device would reveal the time to you and perhaps even show hours left to alarm. Perhaps the screen could be dimmer as well, as not to blast your eyes with beams of light!\n\n\n\n\nBasically you would be able to create a 'profile' and configure and activate it like you do with all profiles now in current Symbian devices.","2010-02-04T19:39:54","2010-02-04T19:39:54","cpeake",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2773,{"$nulls":3},"How is a phone supposed to tell who is picking it up? You can&#39;t rely on the camera and some kind of facial recognition system, because a phone could be on it&#39;s side and thus picked up without the person being in view of the camera.\n\nSorry, but this one is fantasy.","2009-11-19T17:40:07","2009-11-19T17:40:07","Biggles",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2777,{"$nulls":3},"well - fantasy could become reality with RFID or NFC.  not really a symbian feature however, but instead a device specific hardware thing.  i can see embedding an NFC/RFID component in a wedding ring maybe, and using that to authenticate the user?\n\n\n\nthe issue would then be power: clearly you'd want the ring to be passive, which makes the phone the active part of the interaction - so the phone would have to constantly be looking for the ring.  perhaps use the accelerometer to detect when it is picked up, and then ping the RFID/NFC enabled ring for authentication?\n\n\n\ni can see this all happening - but i don't see it being cost effective for a manufacturer to implement it in hopes that you'd buy a phone for this feature.","2009-11-19T18:06:16","2009-11-19T18:06:16","bitflung",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2546,"Mobile functionality",null,"Use Wi-fi in Offline Mode","Please add an option for use Wi-fi in Offline mode!\nnow we can turn on phones without sim-cards and send bluetooth with them but we cannot use wi-fi without sim-card.","2009-11-12T22:46:32","2009-11-12T22:46:32","lsamanl",0,65.64,"Voting and discussion",10,5]
[null,2616,{"$nulls":3},"I just checked with an S60 3.1 phone -- Nokia N95 8GB -- and it can use wifi just fine in offline mode without a SIM card.","2009-11-16T11:22:01","2009-11-16T11:22:01","hugo",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2632,{"$nulls":3},"My N95 8GB &amp; E71 both use wi-fi without sim.....","2009-11-16T18:26:31","2009-11-16T18:26:31","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2635,{"$nulls":3},"i cannot use it with 5800XM","2009-11-16T20:08:57","2009-11-16T20:08:57","lsamanl",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2636,{"$nulls":3},"N97 NAM can also use wifi in offline mode without issue.\n\nPerhaps this would be more generally acceptable if, instead of &quot;use wifi in offline mode&quot; the idea were altered like this:\n\n1.  Provide user definable profiles with specific radio power states as an extension to the existing user defined profile mechanism (which fails to include defining radio power states).  In this manner, a profile could be created with GSM/UMTS turned OFF, while leaving Bluetooth, WiFi, etc ON (as set in the profile configuration).  \n\n2.  Furthermore, allow the user to select the default profile for use when specific peripherals are attached/detached; include the SIM card in this set of peripherals.  In this manner, a user could set &quot;WiFi Only&quot; as a profile for use when no SIM card is inserted, &quot;Driving&quot; as the profile for when the bluetooth car-kit is connected, etc.\n\nWith this pair of alterations, users would have fine-grained control over the state of their phone, including altering the default state for situations including using the phone SIM-free.","2009-11-16T21:13:12","2009-11-16T21:13:11","bitflung",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2652,{"$nulls":3},"I was master reset my phone (5800xm) and now i can use it in offline mode! ","2009-11-17T09:55:11","2009-11-17T09:55:11","lsamanl",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2802,"Mobile functionality",null,"Develop a filter, so when &quot;Contacts&quot; are imported or exchanged there are not duplicates","I have multiple &quot;contacts&quot; lists from my home PC, Notebook, Business Computer and mobile and I like the information to be sychronized and readily on hand, especially on my mobile.  I often get duplcation of &quot;contacts&quot; when I sychronize.  This is a major inconvenience.  Could there be a filter installed which allows new or non-redundant contacts to flow through, but, that flags redundant contacts and provides choices to &quot;accept&quot;, &quot;delete&quot;, &quot;there are 3 contacts for &quot;Gina Utegg&quot;, would you like to combine the contact information into one?&quot;, &quot;there are 3 contacts for &quot;Gina Utegg&quot;, would you like to delete all?&quot;,etc...","2009-11-20T13:52:52","2010-10-11T05:24:56","ginau",0,100,"Expert review",37,0]
[null,4240,{"$nulls":3},"&gt;&gt;\"there are 3 contacts for \"Gina Utegg\", would you like to combine the contact information into one?\"\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI was going to propose adding \"Merge\" function in Phonebook, but here it is. There is Merge in N900 already, would be really good to have it in symbian.\n\n\n\n\nAnd another problem with bad syncing: phone number is not recognized in Calls Log because it's present in two contacts. ie. John Smith's home number in one contact and John and Jane home number in another contact. I think it should show at least one of those contacts.","2010-01-08T15:36:19","2010-03-03T17:59:05","stolik",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9443,{"$nulls":3},"i want this one too","2010-09-12T21:26:28","2010-09-12T21:26:28","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3569,{"$nulls":3},"I am happy to see 5 others having the same issue or need.......There must be more people out there who would like this functionality......Please, for the sake of sanity....comment, or vote on this......Kindest regards","2009-12-15T19:30:46","2009-12-15T19:30:46","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3571,{"$nulls":3},"The difficult part of something like this, is that when an update is done, then the entire address book has to be re-indexed so that duplicates and matches (based on whatever the user selected as criteria) has to be found. In many cases, the mobile device would be bogged down for other activity when this is done.\n\n\n\n\nSome devices look to do this by using an online-service layer-like component, and then syncing those changes on the mobile device itself. But when the person is adding (bulk) contacts, and is not online, this becomes a problem.\n\n\n\n\nMaybe the solution is something akin to creating this not so much as a built-in feature, but a downloadable one (a plugin perhaps) that when enabled could scan for changes when the device is at a lengthy idle time (while the user is sleeping for instance) and make those changes - then showing the user the items to merge/not-merge when the device is no longer idle.","2009-12-15T20:49:47","2009-12-15T20:49:47","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3583,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Antoine,\n\n\n\n\nI am sooo happy that you picked this one up.  My address book is a mess, due to \"synching\" with home (msn, yahoo, ovi, aol etc and work), and the same happens with \"loaner\" phones for overseas work. \n\n\n\n\nRight when I am feeling a little frustrated, you came in with the right words for the technical fix.  Thank you! The question now becomes.... is the PLUG-IN cost effective and will it be something that interests the Symbian community? \n\n\n\n\nI hope so.  This is a real problem and an electronic fix \"while\" one is sleeping is even more efficient and helpful than I even anticipated.  Thank you for you valued contributions. Regards!","2009-12-16T01:29:03","2009-12-16T04:51:21","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3826,"Mobile applications",null,"Organize each NOTE by assigning Category-name and Behavior","The existing S60 NOTES app is too basic. Over time, it becomes a very long list which is difficult to keep track and organize.\n\n\n\n\nI suggest an option to assign a category name after taking a new note so that similar contents are grouped together . categories like \"ideas\", \"website\", \"science class\", \"tasks\", \"shopping\", \"diary\" comes to mind.\n\n\n\n\nHere are my Ideas to make it simple but as usable as possible:\n\n\n\n\n1. When the app launches, there should be quick button to make a new note immediately. Putting a category name can be done afterward.  There should be quick option to append that note to an existing note in the same category.\n\n\n\n\n2. The initial display will now be Category-Names instead of standard notes-list. When tapped, the Category will expand revealing the notes-list it contain. The Categories containing the most recent update should automatically sort on top.\n\n\n\n\n3. Each Category can be defined with certain Behavior that is inherited by the notes-list it contain.\n\n\n\n\nA TASK Behavior for instance will provide check-boxes to each line in the note that is useful for SHOPPING and TODO TASKS.  A Diary Behavior will provide TIME-STAMPS and easy access to calendar.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2009-12-22T15:46:52","2010-06-15T11:17:34","BoyBawang",0,100,"Closed",3,0]
[null,5106,"Mobile applications",null,"Wake-on-lan","Can we have a Wake-on-lan application so that I can turn on my computer remotely (Wi-fi or 3G)?\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-01T22:37:48","2010-02-01T22:37:48","wshngai",0,100,"Voting and discussion",6,0]
[null,5120,{"$nulls":3},"I need to be able to turn on my computer remotely because I have set up VPN, and FTP on it, in order for it to work I have to have the computer on, currently if I need to turn on the computer remotely I will need to find a computer and log into my router and initiate a WOL from there.  It would be nice to be able to do it on the phone. ","2010-02-02T17:11:33","2010-02-02T17:11:33","wshngai",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5121,{"$nulls":3},"So basically the app would send a \"magic packet\" to the computer and it will turn on.\n\n\n\n\nThe input in the app would be the host IP address or web address and a port number,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nHere is some related info...\n\n\n\n\nhttp://www.ezlan.net/WOL.html","2010-02-02T17:18:22","2010-02-02T17:18:22","wshngai",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5113,{"$nulls":3},"Why do you want that...! Please Describe your Idea a bit More......!","2010-02-02T09:53:25","2010-02-02T09:53:25","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5114,{"$nulls":3},"It's a message that gets sent to your computer to turn itself on.","2010-02-02T10:27:38","2010-02-02T10:27:38","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6386,"Mobile applications",null,"standby  themes & flash themes &","HI i have satio and i can see the standby themes are old &amp; not support flash themes\n\n\n\n\n1- create app for flash themes &amp; wallpapers\n\n\n\n\n2- add icons to the desktop of the mobile.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-10T23:46:08","2010-03-10T23:46:08","entra6",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,6898,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Web OS-like multitasking and gestures; including a gesture area","The task manager in Palm's Web OS is incredible in terms of eye-candy, responsiveness and putting multitasking at the center of the UI. This is done with the inclusion of a touch sensitive gesture area under the screen.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nTo call up the task switcher on symbian, we hold a button and a menu pops up.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nOn web OS the user flicks from the gesture area up to the screen, the app is minimized and the other open applications are visible and selectable.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThere is also the move to a universal back button for S^4\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThis would be unnecessary with the gesture area. In web OS, the user can flick left to go back in any application. It is a universal back button that doesn't take up any screen space, It is not a button/touch sensitive area so we dont have to feel for a specific spot and it is intuitive, especially in the browser where flicking right is forward.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThe gesture area allows for a shortcut bar as well with the gesture of slowly dragging from the gesture area to the screen itself.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWith patents and copyrights, this may not be a viable option, but maybe Nokia can purchase Palm and use the UI of Web OS for symbian and gain support from the US market, thus spreading the Symbian OS.","2010-04-02T07:05:27","2010-04-02T07:07:35","eddieliang16",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,6901,{"$nulls":3},"There are already a number of ideas posted here which talk about gestures, and so I won't push this too far except to say:\n\n\n\nPalm's implementation of the gesture area follows their patent on gestures and the gesture area; \nAttaching commands or something like common actions to gestures is already a part of the Symbian roadmap\nAnd any hardware changes to devices, such as a gesture area, is a decision to be made by the licensee, not the Symbian Foundation, since the Foundation doesn't create the hardware to license these items\n\n\n\nIf the idea of a gesture area can pass any patent licensing, and then the Gesture Framework can be appended to it, I don't see why your idea cannot happen. But as I said, there's more at play here than just gestures and commands, and for that, I've played the respective answers.","2010-04-02T13:08:34","2010-04-02T13:08:34","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10482,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","Quota manager","In nowadays mobile providers have a lot of different tariff and they have various kinds of limitations.\n\n\n\n\nSome examples are; 10mb data transfer per day or 500mB internet transfer per month, similar sms limitations, free 100 minutes of landline minutes per month. May be some free international call minutes.\n\n\n\n\nI want to have a quota manager in symbian that It will have different options, so I can set up my tariff type and see all these stuff in my logs.. Also It'd warn me if i am passing my limit..\n\n\n\n\nCheers","2010-11-10T23:30:09","2010-11-10T23:30:09","attheedge",0,100,"Voting and discussion",5,0]
[null,10500,{"$nulls":3},"I think a log of the total data used is enough for most of us, but it would be great if other applications are able to access to that log and therefore notify the user of exceeding data limit.","2010-11-12T08:55:31","2010-11-12T08:55:31","naviru",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2035,"Mobile functionality",null,"Interactive Map","Maps are being pushed as a tool, yet I feel that they are still used as a secondary function. Rich maps and content on maps is great, BUT! I always have to navigate away from the map view in order to perform an action be it search or browse. I want to be able to do everything in map view, search, add and remove icons, everything!\n\nMake maps the primary function, the first thing I see, rather than an end result after a search.","2009-10-28T14:37:47","2010-06-21T16:49:56","sazmatazz",0,0,"Closed",0,0]
[null,2291,"Mobile functionality","User interface","&quot;TAP and HOLD&quot; to open popup options","&quot;TAP and HOLD&quot; to open popup options. For example it will show &quot;delete, edit, rename, etc&quot;\n\nIt should be System Wide and available everywhere like file-explorer files, menu icons, items, etc. With it, we can eliminate double-tap because the first tap was designed to focus an item and them press option button. With &quot;TAP and HOLD&quot; double tap is necessary.","2009-11-03T14:28:10","2010-10-11T10:36:32","BoyBawang",0,100,"Expert review",38,0]
[null,10103,{"$nulls":3},"It has been implemented on contacts/messages and widgets","2010-10-11T10:43:11","2010-10-11T10:43:11","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2446,{"$nulls":3},"I would really like to see this on widgets and in areas like calendar and contacts. It would allow for the menu (options) to be less cluttered, and give a bit more direct control of items to the user - in other words, not stealing their focus from what they want to do vs how the device wants them to do it.","2009-11-09T18:56:38","2009-11-09T18:56:38","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5300,{"$nulls":3},"Isn't this going to be implemented on Symbian^3 and 4?","2010-02-07T16:37:17","2010-02-07T16:37:17","NseriesFreak7",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9924,{"$nulls":3},"i think it's in Symbian 3 now","2010-10-08T11:40:37","2010-10-08T11:40:37","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2803,"Mobile functionality","Developer stuff","crash reporter: collect data on hard reset","I've had to hard reset my N97 3 times in the last 4 days.  Rather extreme.  Whatever bugs caused this, no one will know, because there is no crash report for me to collect and send in, and no place to send it.\n\n\n\nMy idea is simply to capture a log during normal startup operations, overwriting the log on each startup attempt.  When a hard reset is initiated, copy this log to an SD card if inserted.  Then, after a reset when the phone boots up it could check to see if there is a crash-report on the SD card and potentially offer to send that report to symbian.org/nokia/whomever.\n\n\n\nIf nothing else, I could look at this log and observe where in the boot process the phone stopped responding - what app was it that hung?  I could then opt not to use that app and/or send that developer a copy of the log file.","2009-11-20T14:13:08","2009-11-20T14:13:08","bitflung",0,92.44,"Voting and discussion",16,1]
[null,5928,{"$nulls":3},"I can't agree more that this data needs to be collected for the Foundation to have any hope of being able to constantly analyse bugs with the OS or apps and improve the code. Similarly, application developers could access a central repository of crash reports to help improve their apps.","2010-02-25T13:37:26","2010-02-25T13:37:26","thewinchester",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,9647,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing it back for community support! ","2010-09-26T20:35:20","2010-09-26T20:35:20","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2804,{"$nulls":3},"Tools like this exist.  At least Nokia has a tool that will automatically SMS crash reports to a server.  I think it would be good to recognise that complex software is never perfect and allow developers or keen end users to install this sort of thing in their own phones.\n\nHowever, if you have to &quot;hard reset&quot;, which to me involves a manually initiated power cycle, then there probably won&#39;t be a crash report to collect - that usually implies some kind of low-level software bug not app code directly causing the crash (although quite possibly it is causing it indirectly by exercising some code path not tested by the OEMs extensive test strategy).\n","2009-11-20T14:36:02","2009-11-20T15:54:18","markw",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,6131,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Add virtual buttons for Shuffle, Repeat to the music player UI","Something I like in Android is that it has easy to use Shuffle, and Repeat toggle buttons right there on the screen when your song is playing. I think that Symbian should adopt the same thing. It makes too much sense to have an easy way to toggle those two on and off.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nYes, I can get another music app that has this functionality but I shouldn't have to.\n\n\n\n\nUtilizing the current layout, the buttons could be placed in the toolbar at the bottom of the screen, between the \"Options\" and \"Back\" virtual buttons. This would allow you to keep everything else the same. Enabling each would make the icon on the button light up in white, as opposed to being the background color outlined when not enabled.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThe Shuffle virtual button would toggle on/off when pressed, and the Repeat would toggle on/1/off.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI'm working on an image showing what I'm talking about.","2010-03-02T03:11:15","2010-03-03T23:37:31","NseriesFreak7",0,84.42,"Voting and discussion",2,1]
[null,7923,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","pic on mobile","What about creating own picture on mobile ...digital art","2010-06-07T16:32:50","2010-06-07T16:32:50","chunu07",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,9459,"Mobile applications",null,"Walking information point","Hi All\n\n\n\n\nI am a newby to this so bare with me and defo not from a technical background.  However I have looked at a project which could benefit in so many ways from an application of some sort. \n\n\n\n\nBasically I am looking at a central marker point for 7 walks in a rural village in Wales.  My idea is we have a digital and analogue approach where we have maps that are raised and could be lifted through pencil rubbings and also a bluetooth application where people would download a map/picture and maybe commentary to their phone of the walk itself.  The scenario is we have up to 7 walks (all different) currently out to consultants for the dialogue and mapping we are looking to fund a focal point that identifies and locates these walks in the most universal form.  We are prepared to include into the focal point either some renewable technology to provide power or a human powered process to make it stand alone facility. \n\n\n\n\nYour mission is set, this email will remain on here until someone can help make this happen........\n\n\n\n\nThanks in advance\n\n\n\n\nGraeme","2010-09-14T13:52:58","2010-09-14T13:52:58","Gman71",0,100,"Voting and discussion",3,0]
[null,10483,"Mobile functionality","User interface","about homescreen slide style","I noticed that, in iphone, homescreen page is changing when we are sliding our finger. But in symbian, homescreen page is changing after we finish sliding..\n\n\n\n\nIt'd be better to change the homescreen pages or hang around gallery pictures by sliding our finger.. I dont want to just move my finger to the left or right to change a picture. I want to slide a picture with my finger.\n\n\n\n\nCheers","2010-11-10T23:39:49","2010-11-10T23:39:49","attheedge",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,10493,{"$nulls":3},"totally agree. I believe the whole idea of sliding is actually like what you said. We will feel less laggy if we slide this way as well.","2010-11-12T07:10:13","2010-11-12T07:10:13","naviru",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1012,"Symbian Foundation","Make development easier","Giving app developers a bit more than an app store..","the app store model as it runs today doesn&apos;t seem to provide a lot real benefit for apps developers so we perhaps should start to rethink this model now before someone else does. we should implement systems based services that basically do 2 things for each registered developer. First, we provide as much user data on their app as possible, easily obtained by them over secure intranet access. There must a straightforward basis by which we can tell them how often an app is downloaded, by whom, how often it is used etc etc.. Second, we tell app developers what is happening in the market as a whole: handsets sales by channel, total unique users to app store, possible ideas for promotions, consumer trends and ideas for new apps.","2009-06-11T15:08:31","2010-10-09T16:37:38","richardc",0,95.28,"Expert review",32,2]
[null,7939,{"$nulls":3},"Has many votes, and I am bringing it back for review and voting by community.","2010-06-10T01:52:43","2010-06-10T01:52:43","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1093,{"$nulls":3},"Two very interesting ideas you have there.  1. Developer Dashboard 2. OS level &apos;app market&apos; functions. \n\n\n\n\nSome sort of developer dashboard must be built into the App Arena.  It is hard to say how that will manifest itself in the short term as the data that is most valuable will belong to the stores like Ovi and Samsung.  They won&apos;t just hand that data over to us.  But in the long term, having a dashboard that aides developers understand how their apps are performing in the marketplace will be extremely valuable.  Our App Arena will be a window into multiple marketplaces so we should be in a good position to create this.\n\n\n\n\nHaving apps report back to developers on usage is a fantastic idea.  I would also like to see an OS level &apos;share an app&apos; functionality.  The most powerful marketing is your friend telling you how cool something is and being able to pass it along.\n\n\n\n\nI&apos;m confident that the Dashboard idea will make it into the Arena, how do we go about making OS level request that relate to the developer/app store space?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2009-06-16T00:19:13","2009-06-17T12:47:01","eoinr",{"$nulls":3},4,0]
[null,1096,{"$nulls":3},"I think this is a really interesting proposal, but potentially a very difficult one!  Here&apos;s my devil&apos;s advocate question:\n\n\nHas anyone ever made an app store that developers actually like?\n\n\nI&apos;ve been following the discussions on the Ovi Store developer message boards, and they are overwhelmingly negative.  There are two main themes of complaint that I&apos;m following:\n\n\n\nThe opaque QA process\n\n\n\nDevelopers are upset that they submit an app and it gets rejected for some reason that they weren&apos;t advised of prior to submitting it.  Then they are understandably concerned that when they resubmit it there will be some other reason for rejection that they are not yet aware of.\n\n\n\n\nExactly the same criticism has been and is levelled at the iTunes app store.  I suppose the Android Market doesn&apos;t suffer from this because they don&apos;t have a QA process, but that carries its own risks of good apps being lost in a sea of dross.\n\n\n\nThe lack of copy protection\n\n\n\nDevelopers are upset that they are required to remove any license enforcement that they have in their application (generating a registration code that locks it to a specific IMEI, for example) and then the Ovi store applies a very weak level of protection (OMA DRM 1 forward lock).\n\n\n\n\nThe iTunes app store doesn&apos;t have the same problem because iPhones (unless jailbroken) can&apos;t install apps from anywhere other than iTunes.  I&apos;m not sure about the Android Market.\n\n\n\n\nI&apos;m sure there are many other complaints as well in threads I&apos;m not following, and I can&apos;t think of an app store that developers *don&apos;t* complain vigorously about (Handango, they complain about the margin, etc. etc.)\n\n\n\n\nAt least in the Nokia case, developers don&apos;t *need* to put their apps on the Ovi Store, so why do they complain so much about it?  If they don&apos;t like it, why don&apos;t they just go to Handango, or operator stores, or elsewhere?\n\n\n\n\nI&apos;m completely supportive of adding developer value to our app store/arena/warehouse/portal/whatever, but I think there is going to be an inevitable point of diminishing returns where whatever you do developers will still complain about it.\n\n\n\n\nHere&apos;s a thought experiment: describe an ideal app store that no developer will complain about. Any takers?","2009-06-16T11:48:58","2009-06-16T12:54:48","craigh",{"$nulls":3},3,0]
[null,1105,{"$nulls":3},"I think what started out with a couple of suggestions on what would make a good app store has flourished into a really productive discussion which I&apos;ll attempt to summarise and propose a way forward.\n\n\n\n\nA dashboard of some design whose operation does not cross the line when it comes to privacy appears to be worth putting some thought into. Crossing the line implies any embedded agent within the platform which is providing usage information. I think we can see from what Craig and others highlight that we can&apos;t address this without some real risk of getting into hot water so I am suggesting we park the idea of defining any platform based requirement.\n\n\nThe reporting data could perhaps therefore be limited to the app store environment. But this depends on the app store providing the interface for the data and this will not be consistent for every store, giving us a headache to administer on behalf of developers. \n\n\nThe original idea was to provide a dashboard service that works for developers. I now wonder if this can only be really be achieved by creating our own market-leading app store. Furthermore, as an open source organisation we may also have the opportunity to address everything we see that is wrong with the existing models and go to market with something quite different. Potential ways in which we could be different are:\n\n\n1. We invite app developers to set up as trustees to the Symbian apps store (in the sense of an open partnership that is culturally parallel to the Symbian Foundation ) who encourage as many developers as possible to register. These trustees monitor requirements for the developer community as a whole and could also determine the service roadmap in conjunction with Symbian implying developers become stakeholders in their own channel to market.\n\n\n2. Our own systems interfaces would then monitor how all apps are accessed, viewed, downloaded to what device etc. and are set up to provide a standard dashboard for each registered developer. This would also be \"marketed\" as an important driver for getting developers on board in the first place.\n\n\n3. The app store potentially operates as an \"aggregator channel\" for all other app stores. Why would other app stores want to integrate? Hopefully because of point 1 since the Symbian app store will have the largest number of registered developers and also because Symbian would take nothing more than an admin charge on the transaction leaving the likes of Ovi, Samsung etc to maintain their commercial relationship with the developer BUT they allow the Symbian app store to get the relevant dashboard data from their systems. I think this idea to aggregate might be unrealistic, however if the Symbian app store is structured as a community service for app developers then other more established app stores might not feel that threatened.\n\n\n\nMy suggestion is that a Symbian app store is now based on real open, not for profit type community working, since we recognise that a thriving, happy application developer community is vial to the overall successful of the Symbian platform.","2009-06-16T18:37:18","2009-06-16T18:37:18","richardc",{"$nulls":3},4,0]
[null,1118,{"$nulls":3},"The original idea was to provide a dashboard service that works for developers. I now wonder if this can only be really be achieved by creating our own market-leading app store.\n\n\n\n\nThe fundamental issue here is how do you create a market-leading app store without being able to get it into the firmware of devices.\n\n\n\n\nMy understanding of the history of this, is that the Symbian Foundation originally wanted to create non-profit app store but the OEMs and operators said no, they were creating their own (and planning them as a revenue opportunity).  So without any agreement to pre-install an app store that we create, it&apos;d be left for end users to dowload, which is extremely unlikely to get a wide enough audience to be worth the investment.\n\n\n\n\nThis also left a major fragmentation problem, so the next suggestion was to solve that by creating an aggregator rather than an app store - a back-end for all the app stores.  I don&apos;t think it has been worked out in practice how this could integrate with the various OEM and operator publishing and billing infrastructures without it becoming a purely passive app \"inventory\" for them to search and take apps from.\n\n\n\n\nThis idea was then determined to be too passive and we moved onto the idea of acting as an active \"publisher\" with an \"apps arena\" - pushing the best applications to the channel.  The danger with this idea is what we mean by \"best\" and how is that determined?\n\n\n\n\nNow we want to improve the back-end features to improve the developer experience and come full circle to the conclusion that we really need our own app store!\n\n\n\n\nI&apos;m in full agreement with the principles you outline above and think it would be interesting to see whether developers actually go for the \"community run consortium\" approach as opposed to the direct route to market via the OEM stores.  I suspect it will be chicken and egg.  They&apos;d all prefer to come to us, but until the other app stores actually take our apps there&apos;s little point.  Until we&apos;ve got lots of developers, the other app stores see no reason to take our apps.  As such I think doing direct deals with, say, our top 3 OEMs and/or operators before we launch is probably the only way to guarantee success.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-06-18T11:09:45","2009-06-23T00:58:59","markw",{"$nulls":3},3,0]
[null,9656,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing it Back for Community Support!","2010-09-26T20:48:29","2010-09-26T20:48:29","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3572,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Thunderbird Support","Now that symbian is a open source community, why not have support of another open source project: thunderbird. With the release of thunderbird 3, and symbian 3 coming later next year, I think symbian will win many hearts and minds if they include support for thunderbird! ","2009-12-15T20:49:59","2010-06-07T09:27:06","makesymbianbetter",0,100,"Closed",6,0]
[null,3589,{"$nulls":3},"Angel,\n\n\n\n\nCould you elaborate a bit, please? Do you mean that we would adapt Thunderbird client to Symbian (as an alternative to the current email client)?","2009-12-16T10:06:22","2009-12-16T10:06:22","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4340,"Mobile functionality","User interface","kinetic scrolling (symbian s60 v5 improvement for satio sw update)","Add kinetic scrolling to S60v5, especially in contacts because all-time handwriting input was not continued (in the P1i i could just handwrite an S to find Steve, plus there's no wheel on the left side of the Satio). I suggest it would be \"click and hold\" scrolling as it works in WisePilot for example.","2010-01-12T19:58:24","2010-01-12T19:58:24","cee_ess",0,100,"Voting and discussion",9,0]
[null,4355,{"$nulls":3},"Kinetic scrolling has been added to the Symbian platform in Symbian^2 - not that I disagree with the idea, but nothing's going to come of it. It's up to the OEM to push kinetic scrolling to the devices already released.","2010-01-13T12:19:00","2010-01-26T13:23:16","brendand",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4349,{"$nulls":3},"Kinetic scrolling native for S60v5 platform. There are a lot of people wasting time developing kinetic scrolling for each device separately. Scroll bars are totally unuseful when there is a lot of information.","2010-01-13T08:52:55","2010-01-26T13:29:49","cfergo",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6132,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Stop playing music when disconnected from a2dp device","When i get in my car, i like to play music/podcasts in my phone over the car stereo. I do that by connecting the phone over bluetooth and using the cars buttons to hit play. If i forget to hit stop and turn the car off, the phone starts playing through the speakers. It should atleast prompt with a question asking whether it should continue playing when the device is disconnected.","2010-03-02T06:24:37","2010-03-29T10:43:04","suppandi",0,100,"Closed",5,0]
[null,6175,{"$nulls":3},"It is very similar. And as I understand the fix that went into Symbian^3, this scenario should be covered as well.","2010-03-03T16:22:43","2010-03-03T16:22:43","teknolog",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6824,{"$nulls":3},"This idea is already being done and will now be closed :)","2010-03-29T10:42:45","2010-03-29T10:42:45","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6135,{"$nulls":3},"Seems to be a parallel to http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=1787","2010-03-02T14:38:56","2010-03-02T14:38:56","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6388,"Mobile applications",null,"DWG Viewer","i believe it would be very useful if we develop a app that helps us to visualize drawings made on autocad or similar, such as DWG or DXF extensions with functionslike zoom and pan only","2010-03-11T04:59:40","2010-03-11T04:59:39","raoni",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,1]
[null,6396,{"$nulls":3},"This would work if a plug-in, but one of the problems you will run into is that these files are very large physically and usually have a lot of detailed information. This would mean that it would take a lot of processing from the CPU in order to render the files.\n\n\n\n\nThe other issue would be interacting with the file. Right now, there aren't many options other than pan and zoom, but for files like that you'd need to create some other types. For example, lots of these drawings point to sections that should open into another image. Being able to keep that usage flow is important.\n\n\n\n\nGood idea, but it definitely needs to be thought about, and then maybe something can be integrated into the platform that would make sense for you and others who'd benefit from this functionality.","2010-03-11T16:04:42","2010-03-11T17:54:17","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8948,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Improve Browsing Experience","Improving this site ideas browsing experience. One of the experience I share out which I feel not smooth is when I click on the detail idea description at the \"Recently Updated\" in \"View All Ideas\", I cannot jump to the next idea description like typically show as \"Next\", \"Older\" or even is \"Back\". But I need to click on the \"View All Ideas\" again then pick the page 2,3,4,... then scroll back the last idea viewed to continue browsing next idea.\n\nIt is like (Click to List, Browse Ideas, View Details, Start over again), (Click to List, Browse Ideas, View Details, Start over again), and repeat...","2010-08-22T19:10:07","2010-08-22T19:10:06","lawrence27",0,100,"Voting and discussion",5,0]
[null,8949,{"$nulls":3},"Idea Home / Idea Detail Page\n\n@ Next, Older\n\nA simple solution by implement \"Next\" or \"Older\" will much improve the browsing experience. It shall be some one look into it.\n\n\n@ More ideas by Category\n\nMaybe if showing the next few ideas from same category will improve the browsing experience. \n\n\n@ More ideas by founder\n\nAlso could showing other ideas from same founder..\n\n\n@ Suggestion idea list\n\nMaybe it could showing some suggestion list of ideas based on their browsing history, with little intelligent...\n\n\n@ Ideas near 30 votes\n\nOr maybe could show some ideas which is close to 30 votes..\n\n\n@ Expert review, Being done or Done\n\nIn the future, it can show similar ideas which already in expert review, being done or done!\n\n\n@ New idea list\n\nOr could be showing list of new ideas...\n\n\n@ Least viewed ideas\n\nAlternatively can show ideas which has least view\n\n\n@ Team member's ideas\n\nIt also could showing team member's ideas...\n\n\n@ Interesting statistic\n\nMaybe showing some interesting statistic list like ideas created on the same date, same hour, same month..\n\n\n@ Statistic Graphs\n\nIt could provide a statistic graphs for them to click and drill in to  see like numbers of ideas created same hour, same day, same month, same  category, similar or related and able to have a mini list pop up.\n\n\n@ Popular Tags\n\nIt could show the \"Popular Tags\" in all idea page where it link to list  of ideas when we clicked on the tags (filter out the related post  comment)..\n\n\n@ Viewed By\n\nMaybe also showing \"Viewed By\" features.\n\n\n@ Graphical Links\n\nMaybe should have one feature to show the graphical link from the current idea to whatever ideas is some how related...\n\n\n@ New created ideas\n\nAnother way could be \"Next new created idea\" ...\n\n\n@ Navigation by\n\nNavigate around different category / type / sorting / tag / group also shall be important..\n\n\n\nMember Profile Page\n\n@ Show Recent Support Ideas\n\nTo show top 10 recently support ideas by that member.\n \n\n\nView All Ideas / Idea Listing\n\n@ Category: Less Than 30 Votes\n\nAdd another listing for Top All Times : Less Than 30 votes. So for those votes close to 30 votes can be focus by other members.","2010-08-22T19:12:32","2010-09-14T18:23:11","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,501,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","Use the community to provide documentation in other languages","Working in the Symbian Signed Team, I&apos;m going to phrase this idea in terms of the Symbian Signed documentation - but the argument applies equally well elsewhere I think.  (The membership documentation and the website are two examples which spring to mind immediately)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nMany of the developers we work with (and the ones we want to in future) don&apos;t have English as their first language.  Whilst we do translate some documents (such as the Symbian Signed Test Criteria) into other languages, we don&apos;t have all of our documentation available in those languages.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWe should use the very community who want this documentation to translate the documents, and we should make it easy for them to submit their translations to sit alongside our originals.  In the case of formal documents, we need to think carefully about what is an \"authoratative\" translation (for instance, we need to ensure that a translation of test criteria makes sure the same things are tested) but that doesn&apos;t preclude us from using the community to do the translations.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWe could even consider incentives for people out there who are willing to take our content and reproduce it in other languages.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nOf course, the main example I&apos;m thinking of here is Chinese - but there are other languages in which I&apos;m sure it&apos;d be useful to have some of our documents available...","2009-05-06T15:37:42","2009-05-06T15:37:41","danm",0,100,"Being done",12,0]
[null,803,{"$nulls":3},"Can someone say if there should be a separate idea for translating software too, or can it be counted as part of this idea?","2009-05-29T15:31:49","2009-05-29T15:31:49","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,562,{"$nulls":3},"Any more news on this?\n\n\n\n\nSymbian could be really different now that it is going open source: it could put its language packs out in the open, then allow everyone to translate, correct (with examples to back up their case) and vote on phrases where multiple translations are possible. It could allow an immense number of languages to be supported in a short amount of time, as long as enough enthusiasm can be generated around it.\n\n\n\n\nShould I put translation of software in the system as a separate idea, or will it be counted along with the documentation?","2009-05-12T17:25:32","2009-05-13T13:37:56","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,563,{"$nulls":3},"Yeah, certainly sounds worth encouraging. About translations for the software itself, it might be worth taking a look at the Qt Linguist: http://doc.trolltech.com/4.5/linguist-manual.html\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nPresumably things like this aren&apos;t a million a miles away, and it&apos;ll certainly eliminate some hurdles when it comes community contribution for software translation.","2009-05-12T21:17:57","2009-05-12T21:17:57","jaley",{"$nulls":3},3,0]
[null,507,{"$nulls":3},"I think this is a very good idea, as long as a good peer review mechanism is used to verify each translation.\n\n\n\n\nThis has been done very extensively indeed in various open source projects and non-profit websites, there&apos;s no reason why it couldn&apos;t be done for Symbian too, not just in documentation but also websites, software etc etc.","2009-05-06T18:22:23","2009-05-13T13:42:55","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,2293,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Forwarding SISX files from phone to phone","I would like to see the ability to forward SISX files from phone to phone to enable viral marketing for apps and bypass app stores.  It would need a licensing/activation component which can be integrated in apps from developers","2009-11-03T14:45:09","2010-10-15T11:57:09","heuven",0,82.69,"Expert review",31,5]
[null,2313,{"$nulls":3},"I think you can already do this, can&#39;t you?  Go to the SISX file in the file manager, select Options-&gt;Send, and you can send it via various mechanisms including email and Bluetooth.\n\nCould you be more specific about what can&#39;t be done today?\n","2009-11-04T14:38:27","2009-11-06T13:38:41","craigh",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3086,{"$nulls":3},"That would strengthen the community.","2009-12-01T21:06:01","2009-12-01T21:06:00","carafaja",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2659,{"$nulls":3},"Unfortunately certain files, including I&#39;m sure SIS files, are prevented by the OMA DRM 1 Forward Lock standard, which says any file that could potentially contain protected content, shouldn&#39;t be able to be forwarded. That includes ringtones, JAR files, MIDI ringtones, and I believe JPG files with a copyright JFIF header. I remember that because the 7650 preceded Forward Lock, and AshleyM&#39;s classic Forward app used OBEX to send any file over BT. But later devices like the 6600 didn&#39;t allow it.","2009-11-17T13:19:30","2009-11-17T13:19:29","SymsourceTim",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2447,{"$nulls":3},"Not safe enough!","2009-11-09T20:59:07","2009-11-09T20:59:07","teamet",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,9641,{"$nulls":3},"Can be done by third part app.","2010-09-26T20:24:33","2010-09-26T20:24:32","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2545,{"$nulls":3},"we can do it by x-plore, it&#39;s not so important.","2009-11-12T22:41:05","2009-11-12T22:41:05","lsamanl",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3061,"Symbian Foundation","Make development easier","Produce a baseport for the Chumby One","The Chumby One (http://www.chumby.com/) is an inexpensive, ARM powered, hackable platform that mimics everything a low end smartphone might have save a modem and camera.\n\n\n\nI have mine on order, and I'm going to have a go at producing a baseport for it. While I probably couldn't ask for a more forgiving target for my first attempt at baseporting (save Qemu, which some insensitive clod already went ahead and did :), having never done this before some support from the experts when I inevitably run in to hurdles might be nice.\n\n\n\n\n\nHaving a baseport for Chumby EPL'd and in mercurial gives amateur developers something they can display that looks like a finished product, not merely a bare board with a LCD attached. Without an officially supported developer phone, this is surely the next best thing.","2009-12-01T14:53:02","2009-12-01T14:53:26","cdavies",0,100,"Voting and discussion",6,0]
[null,3113,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Chris Davies! How are you able to break your suggestion into multiple paragraphs?  I&#39;m having trouble doing that in this website.","2009-12-02T18:12:14","2009-12-02T18:12:29","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3069,{"$nulls":3},"Sounds like a good idea.  My one major concern at first glance would be that it only has 64MB of RAM - which will be a good test for the demand paging code. :-)\n\nOf course if you&#39;re not planning to run a full Symbian platform release on there, that&#39;s not going to be a big problem.  Will look some more when I get my account creation mail.","2009-12-01T15:58:51","2009-12-02T10:08:55","markw",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3317,"Symbian Foundation",null,"Symbian Legacy Runtime (SLR)","Build a runtime to backward compatibles for previous version Symbian mobile applications. This runtime allow users to run old version of applications specially third party application without new release or updates.","2009-12-09T23:47:26","2010-08-29T20:46:20","lawrence27",0,53.63,"Closed",10,6]
[null,3495,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Lawrence,\n\n\n\n\nIs this do-able and can it do what you say it does?  I would love to support,  but need more information on how and is it cost effective?","2009-12-15T01:37:06","2009-12-18T00:24:45","ginau",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3499,{"$nulls":3},"What do you mean by \"previous versions\"? 2nd edition? Does it make really sense today? On the 3rd/5th platform applications are quite compatible nowadays.","2009-12-15T03:30:55","2009-12-15T12:33:00","stenlik",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3547,{"$nulls":3},"Actually the total opposite of this is likely to happen in Symbian^4.  Qt becomes the only framework for application developers and no applications developed for older S60 devices will work.\n\n\n\n\nIn reality there is no way to increase the support for older apps beyond what's there already now - at least not without a massive effort that would not be justified for any company looking at doing it.  It may be possible to provide a backwards compatbility runtime for Symbian^4 so that not all is lost that doesn't get ported, but I'm not very optimistic about anyone doing that either.  Sorry.","2009-12-15T16:16:45","2009-12-15T17:07:54","markw",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3563,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Lawrence\n\n\n\n\nYes, I am an end-user, however, I am an entreprenuer, and a diverse technical person as well.  I post potentially MARKETABLE IDEAs (and some crappy ones too ), or suggestions for refinements.  I do not post if I know something is not financially feasible, or I write clearly that I do not know the cost/benefit and I encourage discussion based on that.  If an IDEA is not cost effective to SF, than it can not be implemented.  I do, however, AGREE WITH YOU that the END-USER needs to be factored in to a plan of action for legacy and new platforms.  I want to share a different approach that I published a while back which takes into account making the end-user happy, giving developers some new and creative work, and/or giving credits back for APPLICATIONS which are \"life licenses\", but are lost upon upgrade.   BTW, SF, this IDEA incentivizes the Symbian user to stay with YOU and buy SYMBIAN PRODUCTS &amp; APPs......So, I do hope that it is taken into consideration, as brand loyalty is at stake...and there are many options today....\n\n\n\n\nPlease see ....http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=3103.....\n\n\n\n\nKindest regards.........................","2009-12-15T18:32:54","2009-12-15T18:32:54","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4597,"Mobile applications",null,"Suceed the Acid3 test and HTML5 for Symbian Browser","Today, other browser have a high score on Acid3 Test (W3C compliance) : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acid3\n\n\n\n\n100/100 for iphone, 98/100 for Android Browser.\n\n\n\n\nHowever, Symbian browser only have a 47/100 score even if it use the same engine that iphone and androd : webkit.\n\n\n\n\nWhy you shouldn't improve it since web services on phone becomes very  important !\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nEdit : The purpose of this idea is to have about the same rendering engine that iphone and Android phones, thus surf experience will be the same (mobile websites will be identical on these devices)\n\n\n\n\nEdit2 : You can use this new test too : http://html5test.com/\n\n\n\n\nActually we have a score of 21 ! Even IE9 may have a better score ! Opera on my phone have a score of 57 in comparison.","2010-01-18T17:00:48","2010-09-03T09:23:17","axisama",0,99.25,"Expert review",32,1]
[null,4608,{"$nulls":3},"Well, supporting this test is an ok goal, but many of the technologies that Acid 3 portend are not necessarily applicable in a best-use-case for mobile. I'd love to see the Webkit engine improve (JavaScript performance CSS2 and CSS3 compliance, user interface, etc.), and maybe Acid3 is a nice way to go - but features need to show relevance, not just making a grade.","2010-01-18T19:21:00","2010-01-27T09:34:08","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7704,{"$nulls":3},"Opera mobile gets 100/100 on Acid3 and runs on my 5800XM. Not sure about Fennec, but it might make more sense just to adopt Fennec (or Opera Mobile, though it's not open source) as the default browser.","2010-05-26T21:45:06","2010-05-26T21:45:06","fakename",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,8247,{"$nulls":3},"Yes, I start to think, the best way would be to help Mozilla to start again their adaptation of Fennec for Symbian (the project is on stand by for the moment)","2010-07-09T19:36:41","2010-07-09T19:36:41","axisama",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7323,{"$nulls":3},"I have recently watched on Nokia N8 specs that Web Browser is compatible with HTML4.1 can we hope to see a good score to Acid3 test and the beginning of HTML5 implementation into Symbian phones ?","2010-05-02T19:25:47","2010-05-02T19:25:47","axisama",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5029,{"$nulls":3},"If the iPhone can do it, why can't we? \n\n\n\n\nWe all use Webkit. I hope to see more than 90/100 on Acid 3 for Symbian^3. That would be a good sign that Symbian at least updates the browser engine.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nEdit: Actually the iPhone gets a 100/100 but still its result is not pixel-per-pixel perfect with the reference result.","2010-01-28T22:00:59","2010-02-20T15:24:22","kensai",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5621,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Collaborated Task Manager with GPS","I just came home shopping at a specific store the other day only to realize I forgotten to purchase an item that my partner and I had discussed previously. The item we wanted to purchase can be found from that specific store only. That gave thought to this idea I have written below.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIt would be convenient if my partner could input her intention to purchase the said item on her phone. Set the task attribute such as priority level, dateline, and specify that it could be purchase from a store at a specified location. These information is sync to my phones calender.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIn the event, my GPS phone detect that I happen to be at the store or at close proximity of the store. The phone could prompt me to purchase the said item. When I made purchase of the item. I can remark the item as purchase or notify my partner that the item is purchased and subsequently remove the item from the task manager for all collaborated phones.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIt works some what like a shopping list for the whole family. The the input of item to purchase can be made during the week. And when one or more family members goes shopping for the weekend. The phones GPS will prompt what to buy.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThis concept can be applied to project management, team collaboration, or some kind of on site reminder.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI plan to make use of Google Calender Features and Google Sync to emulate this concept.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nGoogle Calender has the feature to collaborate calender with my partner. When I sync my phone to Google Calender I can see her appointments and tasks.\n\n\n\n\nOnly thing is, there is no GPS tag. And my phone does not give me an on-site reminder of the task. Who knows, perhaps Google Buzz can solve the missing link.","2010-02-17T12:52:56","2010-02-17T12:52:56","vince.ting",0,100,"Voting and discussion",5,0]
[null,6389,"Mobile applications",null,"Contacts Folders","As a businessman i really really want to see an option in my phone for creating a different folders in the contacts list. I want to be able to create folders in my contact list like \"Business\", \"Friends\",  \"Family\" and when i add phone numbers in my phone i want to be able to put them in the folder i want.  \n\n\n\n\nIt will be great if you can choose how your contact list will look like and how to organize your phone numbers.\n\n\n\n\nI know there is an option to make a groups where each number can be added but it will be a lot more easy and cooler if my contact list is organized in folders.","2010-03-11T09:53:44","2010-03-11T09:53:44","SashaD",0,100,"Voting and discussion",3,0]
[null,6393,{"$nulls":3},"How is this functionality different than making groups, you are essentially doing the same thing. Your difference is that in the normal contacts view, you don't see groupings. If there was an option to make the groups view the default appearance of Contacts, then your request would be pretty much made.","2010-03-11T13:15:56","2010-03-11T13:15:56","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7157,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Text reflow functionality to browser","Currently Symbian broser doesn't reflow the text after zooming to fit in the screen. Because of that after zooming you have to move from side to side if you want to read the text. This kind of functionality is already found in Android and it's great! Text is reflown only if it's necessary. If text fits in the screen originally on wanted zoom level, it's not reflown.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nExample situation: You open your browser and go to a website. First the browser downloads the site as it always/normally does, and you can move around like earlier. Then you see something interesting and zoom in so you can read it. This example website has wide columns and small text so when you reach the zoom level you wanted, the browser reflows/renders/modifies the text to fit the screen, so you don't have to move side to side.","2010-04-21T16:44:09","2010-04-21T18:13:37","mikaels",0,100,"Voting and discussion",11,0]
[null,7178,{"$nulls":3},"There are some browsers which do this better than others because of how the browser is coded to respect/not-respect the website's layout - and there are browsers which yield to the website layout over reflowing it. There are some sites which do what you suggest, but as a browser, this is logic that would be needed to be added to the Nokia implementation of the Webkit engine.","2010-04-22T16:22:47","2010-04-22T16:22:47","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8216,{"$nulls":3},"i agree, this was my supposed post about this:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWeb for Symbian should be able to render text that is not unreadable. my N95 could render any text in a webpage better than my 5800 and n97. text is very smooth, and reflows in portrait or landscape modes, even when zooming in or out. in my my n97 renders text in a way so tiny and jagged that i have to zoom in to read it comfortably, but it doesn't reflow the text after zooming and i end up with side to side scrolling. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nafter using opera mobile 10, Web for Symbian should take notes on how opera browsers render text, they are smooth even in the smallest font and they reflow flawlessly in portrait, landscape, zoomed in and/or zoomed out without a page refresh. opera also has very good support for text selection and and tabs support.","2010-07-08T05:19:55","2010-07-08T05:19:55","karlo_917",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8220,{"$nulls":3},"I like your IDEA and support it......","2010-07-08T13:45:38","2010-07-08T13:45:37","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10070,{"$nulls":3},"i like it","2010-10-10T16:20:21","2010-10-10T16:20:21","nitrous17",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7925,"Symbian Foundation","Increase device usage","font size and voice","Hi\n\n\n\n\nThere should be option for increase or decrease font size, change color and voice to that, for week eye sight, also to increase the size of icon and symbols, add more medical option to fone like glocose monitoring, heart rate, blood pressure,  add program, when to take pills, etc\n\n\n\n\nRegards","2010-06-07T22:15:52","2010-06-07T22:15:52","ibrar",0,100,"Voting and discussion",3,0]
[null,7945,{"$nulls":3},"Wow Lots of idea - I suggest you to break them down, so its easy for people to vote - Some of my suggestions....\n\n\n\n\n1- There is option to increase or decrease font size in Symbian OS (Go to Display Settings)\n\n\n\n\n2- There is Voice Aid &amp; other 3rd Party App already available \n\n\n\n\n3- Polar Heart Rate Monitor is already present http://sportstracker.nokia.com/nts/main/n79_polar.do\n\n\n\n\n4- You can program your Alarm app as take pills app - It works well.\n\n\n\n\n5- Glucose monitoring &amp; blood pressure needs hardware - makes the device bulky\\","2010-06-10T20:33:29","2010-06-10T20:33:29","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9461,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Supports and Scraps with number of stars","When I look for movie review, I always look for how many stars in average or statistic of stars. For ideas I would like to propose with same concepts like:\n\nTotals Supports is 10   /   Total Scraps is 2\n\n5 Star supports is 6     /    5 Moon scraps is 0\n4 Star supports is 2     /    4 Moon scraps is 0\n3 Star supports is 0     /    3 Moon scraps is 1\n2 Star supports is 1     /    2 Moon scraps is 0\n1 Star supports is 1     /    1 Moon scraps is 1\n\nAverage Supports is 4.1 Star\nAverage Scraps is 2 Moon\n\nTotal Support points is 83.33%\nTotal Scraps points is 16.66%\n\nThe general ratio is\n  5 Supports over 1 Scraps","2010-09-14T15:29:01","2010-10-13T14:07:12","lawrence27",0,100,"Closed",32,0]
[null,9462,{"$nulls":3},"@ Interesting Statistic can gain more peoples to views and compares ideas, indirectly will also increase the voting rates.. But, Most important is more Accurate, because some times people very like the ideas and some times people like little only..\n\n@ When we saw an idea with 1 support and 1 scrap, it don't not reflect or mean anything. But if we saw an idea with 1 x 5 star support and 1 x 1 moon scrap then might be the idea still not perfect but nothing wrong.","2010-09-14T15:32:24","2010-09-15T22:16:32","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10485,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","phonebook directly into excel","it would be really good if the phonebook contacts could be directly converted into an excel sheet which could later be saved or even sent on an email so in case of a lost phone atleast we could get our contacts back that too without the pc(ovi) suit  directly and easily. also it could convert excelsheet contacts into phonebook to retrive the same.\n\n\n\n\nit will really easy for people who have to travel to various places and countries. also it will be easier for people with just about ok knowledge of computers and internet .\n\n\n\n\neg\n\n\n\n\nif in a phonebook i have a person named \"xyz\" his cell phone number is 1234, res num 4567 email id xyz@xyz.com  fb as xyz etc. it should simply convert to excelsheet with titles as name, mobile,res.fax,email , bday, etc.","2010-11-11T08:56:24","2010-11-11T08:56:24","aakash1234",0,91.41,"Voting and discussion",2,1]
[null,2038,"Mobile applications",null,"Share consumer information","Application developers would very much benefit from inside knowledge of the end consumer. Most large device manufaturers/ operators use consumer segmentation to deliver targeted content on targeted devices (e.g. the Nokia E series focussing on business consumers). \nIf the operators would make the information about their consumers (and how they divide the consumers) available for application developers, the developers could create targeted versions of thier apps. (per device, segment etc)\nIf you would create an online and interactive space where you share that information both parties would even benefit from the knowledge of the community that this creates.","2009-10-28T14:50:20","2010-06-11T16:02:44","Ingeborg",0,65.24,"Closed",3,1]
[null,2294,"Mobile functionality",null,"Timeout lock from any screen","I would like the timeout lock to apply from any screen so that accidental calls/tweets/messages etc will be prevented. ","2009-11-03T15:15:17","2010-10-11T05:17:35","ianm",0,100,"Expert review",64,0]
[null,10241,{"$nulls":3},"Since years I'm waiting for this...\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-14T14:10:43","2010-10-14T14:10:43","FinnP",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10021,{"$nulls":3},"I want that too.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-09T10:14:21","2010-10-09T10:14:21","Tallert",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2422,{"$nulls":3},"This application here http://www.mobifunsoft.com/mrlock/download solves the problem well. Have sent off email to them asking if they would like to contribute it to the platform.","2009-11-09T09:51:38","2009-11-09T09:51:37","ianm",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2512,{"$nulls":3},"Surely, you don&#39;t want lock to kick in while watching a video or reading ebook? I remember suffering badly with immutable power saving on w950i... Otherwise a good idea.","2009-11-12T00:50:45","2009-11-12T00:50:45","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3574,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Gapless Playback","I listen to progressive rock and electronic music and for me is annoying to have a pause between every track change when the songs are \"continuous\". I have a N97 and the same media files play seamlessly on my desktop computer.\n\n\nPlease, see the article http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gapless_playback","2009-12-15T21:13:54","2010-08-11T18:01:51","erdavila",0,100,"Expert review",51,0]
[null,7427,{"$nulls":3},"Absolutely a MUST HAVE","2010-05-10T09:30:44","2010-05-10T09:30:44","vito.marolda",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5133,{"$nulls":3},"I consider this to be a 'must have' feature in any audio media player.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nClassical, live and mixed albums are ruined by not having gapless playback.","2010-02-03T13:22:11","2010-10-04T22:46:18","Pigpen",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,7440,{"$nulls":3},"Hello everyone,\n\n\n\n\nI am sending this one up for people to reconsider.  The pause is a real long pause between tracks for the N97.....Please improve this and vote for this IDEA.\n\n\n\n\nYou have my vote and I hope others too.","2010-05-11T16:22:34","2010-05-11T16:22:34","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7457,{"$nulls":3},"Must have feature for Music Player in Symbian OS- Voted!","2010-05-12T09:16:11","2010-05-12T09:16:11","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3642,{"$nulls":3},"This would also be useful for live albums split into tracks.","2009-12-17T12:25:37","2009-12-17T12:25:37","hugo",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,8789,{"$nulls":3},"Can't wait for this to be cleared","2010-08-11T20:55:58","2010-08-11T20:55:58","andref1989",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7667,{"$nulls":3},"Can not think of a reason why one would not want this. Please review/vote.","2010-05-25T04:57:14","2010-05-25T22:30:49","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3830,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Gesture Control for Common user actions","Hi geeks my idea is so simple shake the mobile left to right to mute the phone calls in a meeting and shake the mobile top down to ativate call in loudspeaker in driving. And press 1 and shake for music player and 2 for camera etc which comes very handy.","2009-12-22T17:56:38","2010-01-04T11:21:11","apache",0,0,"Done!",0,2]
[null,3880,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Siraj,  I like the IDEA, but must admit that it would more properly fit under the IDEAS link which Antione provided. ","2009-12-24T01:03:27","2009-12-24T01:03:27","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3898,{"$nulls":3},"Gina Utegg  -yes  it comes under it its a lil specific request than that","2009-12-25T12:48:01","2009-12-25T12:48:01","apache",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3831,{"$nulls":3},"See this idea for the previous asking of this kind of a question. The previous one wasn't a specific request, but a framework so that requests like yours would be possible - faster.","2009-12-22T18:29:48","2009-12-22T18:29:48","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4086,"Mobile functionality",null,"Support Wi-Fi 802.11n MIMO and 802.11a","IEEE 802.11n-2009 is an amendment to the IEEE 802.11-2007 wireless networking standard to improve network throughput over previous standards, such as 802.11b and 802.11g, with a significant increase in the maximum raw data rate from 54 Mbit/s to a maximum of 600 Mbit/s with the use of four spatial streams at a channel width of 40 MHz.\n\n\nSince 2007, the Wi-Fi Alliance has been certifying interoperability of \"draft-N\" products based on what was draft 2.0 of IEEE 802.11n specification. The Alliance has upgraded its suite of compatibility tests for some enhancements finalized after Draft 2.0. Furthermore, it has affirmed that all draft-n certified products remain compatible with the products conforming to the final standards.\n\n\nMIMO is a technology which uses multiple antennas to coherently resolve more information than possible using a single antenna. One way it provides this is through Spatial Division Multiplexing (SDM). SDM spatially multiplexes multiple independent data streams, transferred simultaneously within one spectral channel of bandwidth. MIMO SDM can significantly increase data throughput as the number of resolved spatial data streams is increased. Each spatial stream requires a discrete antenna at both the transmitter and the receiver. In addition, MIMO technology requires a separate radio frequency chain and analog-to-digital converter for each MIMO antenna which translates to higher implementation costs compared to non-MIMO systems.\n\n\nIEEE 802.11a-1999 or 802.11a is an amendment to the IEEE 802.11 specification that added a higher data rate of up to 54 Mbit/s using the 5 GHz band. It has seen widespread worldwide implementation, particularly within the corporate workspace. The amendment has been incorporated into the published IEEE 802.11-2007 standard.\n\n\n802.11 is a set of IEEE standards that govern wireless networking transmission methods. They are commonly used today in their 802.11a,802.11b, 802.11g and 802.11n versions to provide wireless connectivity in the home, office and some commercial establishments.\n\n\n\n\n\n\nMore info:\n\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IEEE_802.11n\n\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IEEE_802.11a","2010-01-03T23:10:41","2010-01-08T19:38:34","RAYDave",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,3]
[null,5110,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","Using SMS to Set Reminder/Invitation/Event in another phone as done through EMail","Hi,\n\n\n\n\nThe  intention is to club the two services which are currently available in all the phones today.\n\n\n\n\n1. SMS.\n\n\n\n\n2. Setting a Reminder.\n\n\n\n\nI should be able to set a reminder on another mobile phone by sending a message from my mobile phone to the intended mobile phone. \n\n\n\n\nAs today through email i can setup an event in the Calendar by specifying a date, time, Subject of the event , why not apply this to messaging.\n\n\n\n\nAs the number of people using sms facility is much higher than those using email facility on the phone.\n\n\n\n\nThis will surely become a very good alternative for the mobile user to remind about an event well in advance.\n\n\n\n\nThere will be many day to  day events where in we can use this facility,\n\n\n\n\nSuggestions ... please...","2010-02-02T06:53:52","2010-02-02T06:53:52","sid",0,100,"Voting and discussion",4,0]
[null,5403,{"$nulls":3},"I Support this Idea.\n\n\n\n\nHowever, This can be developed by Individual developers by using Bio Messaging.\n\n\n\n\nA bio messagins application can be developed which can be used to automaically set the appointment/meeting in the calendar","2010-02-10T16:44:58","2010-02-10T16:44:58","vadlamudi1986",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5116,{"$nulls":3},"I would like it if I could schedule the text I would like to send.  So instead of it sending now, it will send tomorrow at 9am.","2010-02-02T11:15:33","2010-02-03T06:07:12","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6134,"Symbian Foundation","Make development easier","Support SMS, Calls, Bluetooth between emulator instances","Idea is to make development of communication applications easier.\n\n\n\n\n1) Allow running multiple emulator instances\n\n\n\n\n2) Assign each instance a fake telephone number / BT address\n\n\n\n\n3) Write a phone TSY, BT TSY etc. which communicates with other running emulator instances. So emulator 1234 can make a phone call to emulator 1235, which is also running on your PC.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWould then be able to test new call / new SMS / bluetooth communication functionality etc in the emulator without having to buy or configure multiple devices.\n\n\n\n\nAndroid already lets you do this.","2010-03-02T13:48:24","2010-03-02T13:48:23","charltones",0,100,"Voting and discussion",4,0]
[null,6155,{"$nulls":3},"This may or may not be simpler with the simulator (as opposed to the emulator). I don't know enough about the lower levels of both to say either way.","2010-03-03T13:05:18","2010-03-03T13:05:18","charltones",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,503,"Symbian Foundation","Make development easier","Release the Symbian OS on x86/Atom tech demo?","Out of interest, is there any chance that we&apos;ll see the Symbian OS-on-Atom port that the SOSCO folks did released to the public any time soon? (Either in source or binary form). I&apos;m sure that it&apos;d generate a nice amount of buzz if folks could have something novel to take away and play with.","2009-05-06T16:06:10","2010-06-11T15:31:20","vmlemon",0,100,"Closed",11,0]
[null,544,{"$nulls":3},"This would be hugely helpful because it addresses the main barrier of entry for open source \"bedroom coders\" from entering Symbian development: availability of appropriate hardware.  Linux attracted lots of people because you can just stick it on your PC and off you go.  But for Symbian, I don&apos;t think many bedroom coders have an h4 or Devlon at home.  I&apos;m lucky enough to have my own Lubbock but that&apos;s not quite usual!  :-)  So making the PC baseport available is absolutely essential.  Otherwise the only people who will be able to contribute are our licensees and we could have allowed that without open sourcing Symbian, so it misses the point.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI&apos;ve been involved in efforts to get Symbian OS working on the eeePC myself (I managed to get Textshell running) and how to get the ROM image onto a MMC card with a correctly installed bootsector was completely undocumented and I had to figure it out myself which required a high level of technical skill, so if we do get a PC version of Symbian released then we have to make this process absolutely simple.  Maybe a custom program that will format and install the MMC card/USB stick appropriately would be a good idea.  There are also (sadly) issues such as the fact that some PCs won&apos;t boot from MMC unless there is an MBR present and others won&apos;t bood if there *is* an MBR present!  Issue like this need to be simplified for the potential user.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-05-11T11:22:58","2009-05-11T11:31:24","ColinWard",{"$nulls":3},4,0]
[null,896,{"$nulls":3},"The problem with the SOSCO port is that it&apos;s a mixture of internally written code and code from other sources that are for development/evaluation only that they aren&apos;t free to distribute.\n\n\n\n\nThat&apos;s not to say that it won&apos;t/can&apos;t happen, but in it&apos;s current form they can&apos;t just give it away even if they wanted to...","2009-06-09T10:16:42","2009-06-09T10:16:42","tomp",{"$nulls":3},1,1]
[null,2039,"Mobile functionality","Developer stuff","SDK and API","I would like easily available documentation for the Symbian API and an easily useable SDK with additional support from the Symbian development team, e.g. an official forum set up to discuss.","2009-10-28T15:03:26","2010-06-14T11:43:53","mobiletwidt",0,100,"Closed",2,0]
[null,2551,"Mobile applications",null,"sound Instrument applications","It would be great to have some applications such as a guitar or drums to make music, something like the iband or pocket guitar on the iphone. I know that Symbians don&#39;t have multi-touch on their devices, but just like the pocket guitar, you can make it where you dont have to strum the strings and could just click on the notes on the guitar to make the sound. \n\nI always find this apps a fun way to kill time and be creative.","2009-11-13T09:47:30","2010-06-14T20:11:31","rycexboi",0,100,"Closed",3,1]
[null,3063,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","smime support","smime is more and more spread over the devices. Having the ability to read encrypted messages on my device might be verry important if not mandatory in some period of time","2009-12-01T15:07:19","2010-06-07T09:48:25","abouillot",0,0,"Closed",1,0]
[null,3575,"Mobile functionality","User interface","DatePicker (DateChooser) for date fields","Based on my experience with PalmOS, I really miss a DatePicker (also known as DateChooser) on the date fields of the Calendar application on my N97, instead of having three semi-independent fields (day, month, year).\n\n\n\n\nImagine one of these situations where I need to enter a new appointment:\n\n\n\n\n- for the next Thursday\n- for the last Friday of the current month\n- for the 7th day from now (suppose today is 25th of a given month).\n\n\n\n\nIn any of these cases, I need to mentally calculate what is the date to enter in the date field, or check visually on a calendar.\n\n\n\n\nIf there was a DatePicker, I could easilly and visually see what is the desired day.\n\n\n\n\nObviously, the DatePicker could be used not only on the Calendar application - it could be present on any application which have a date to be entered.","2009-12-15T21:29:09","2009-12-17T00:45:54","erdavila",0,99.99,"Voting and discussion",9,0]
[null,3587,{"$nulls":3},"Can you provide a screenshot or something ese about it. Becouse i dont know how datetime picker looks like on old Palms","2009-12-16T06:36:22","2009-12-16T06:36:22","Truf",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3620,{"$nulls":3},"A DatePicker is a common control found in several desktop and web applications. It's a popup window or frame that appears when you select the date field. You can see it, e.g., on Google Calendar: click \"Create Event\" and then click on a date field (labeled \"When\"). The DatePicker then shows the whole current month and you can \"navigate\" to other months and select the desired date.\n\n\n\n\nThe PalmOS DatePicker is like this (a screenshot from the Palm OS Garnet Simulator for Windows):\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nIt works like this:\n\n\n\n\n- The DatePicker appears when you tap the date field.\n- The current selected month and day are highlighted.\n- With the left and right arrows on the top, one can change the year.\n- Tapping on a month, will change the display to that month.\n- Tapping on a day will close the DatePicker and set the value of the date field to the selected year, day and month.\n- Tapping on \"Today\" will close the DatePicker and set the value of the date field to today.\n- Tapping on \"Cancel\" will close the DatePicker without changing the value of the date field.\n- The DatePicker is fully navigable either by tapping on the screen or using the directional and \"Enter\" hard-buttons.\n\n\n\n\n\n\nI think this DatePicker is more apropriate for touch devices since it shows all the months at once (compared to the Google Calendar's).\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-12-16T19:09:32","2009-12-16T19:12:03","erdavila",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10654,{"$nulls":3},"I support.\n\n\n\n\nThis is the first annoyance I found when I switched from Palm to Nokia 5800.\n\n\n\n\nI think it's so natural to enter dates picking from a calendar, rather than remembering or counting the day numbers.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-11-26T18:41:36","2010-11-26T18:41:36","martin3x",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4087,"Mobile applications",null,"OpenVPN Client","OpenVPN is a free and open source virtual private network (VPN) program for creating point-to-point or server-to-multiclient encrypted tunnels between host computers. It is capable of establishing direct links between computers across network address translators (NATs) andfirewalls. It was written by James Yonan and is published under the GNU General Public License (GPL).\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nMore info: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenVPN","2010-01-03T23:18:03","2010-01-03T23:18:03","RAYDave",0,95.45,"Voting and discussion",13,1]
[null,6647,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Nokia Internet Radio App: Open source it to add new features","I'm writing about the Nokia Internet Radio applicaton described here: http://europe.nokia.com/ovi-services-and-apps/music-/internet-and-fm-radio/internet-radio\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n(The aforementioned bug can be avoided, well in my personal experience anyway - see my comment about v1.6 working following a factory reset, rather than an upgrade-install from an earlier version)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nLatest version 1.16 has been out for several months and has a serious bug whereby it crashes and exits if the user tries to browse stations via the directory. This is a key feature of the application as it allows users to discover stations by country, genre etc.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nNokia don't seem to be making any effort to update this software to fix the bug - so given that it is free already - why not make it open source in the spirit of Symbian being open source now?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThis Open sourcing it would enable users to extend it to include features like:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nNokia Internet Radio Application to access all station listings databases available: http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=5267 \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nand\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nInternet radio timed recorder of radio programmes to microSD card - http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=5159\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-18T13:16:56","2010-03-29T12:41:24","arjaydavis",0,100,"Voting and discussion",5,0]
[null,6685,{"$nulls":3},"also add:\n\n1. ability to add a station manually from the device (url, lang. bit rate, publish to directory)\n2. directory entry for \"user added stations\"\n\n\n\n\n3. voting/rating for both Nokia directory and user directory stations; in terms of correct descriptions, quality, and an option to report this station (in case of station broadcasting inappropriate materials; violance, racism, etc)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nobviously such an idea needs moderators!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAhmad","2010-03-22T07:37:14","2010-03-22T07:37:14","Bloker",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6722,{"$nulls":3},"As this is a Nokia product, you should post this or contact Nokia http://www.forum.nokia.com/ can you please refine your idea.","2010-03-23T11:00:39","2010-03-23T11:00:39","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6783,{"$nulls":3},"Hello,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI am looking at this and need to do some fact finding for clarity sakes:\n\n\n\n\n\"Latest version 1.16 has been out for several months and has a serious  bug whereby it crashes and exits if the user tries to browse stations  via the directory. This is a key feature of the application as it allows  users to discover stations by country, genre etc.\n\n\n\n\nNokia don't  seem to be making any effort to update this software to fix the bug -  so given that it is free already - why not make it open source in the  spirit of Symbian being open source now?\"\n\n\n\n\nI love open source too, but, it is not clear if Nokia or Ovi knows and is working on fixing the bug that you are stating.  Please contact them first, as per Susana\"s suggestion and site.  They are extremely helpful and technical and if there is a bug with a Nokia/ovi app, then they should be the first one's to address this.\n\n\n\n\nIf Nokia wanted to do some collaboration, that would be great, but, we can not just take over apps as they may not be OURs.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-25T15:58:29","2010-03-29T12:36:06","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7159,"Mobile functionality","Developer stuff","Mobile WiFi in mode monitor","I've found problems working with mobiles. Me and some other users want to be able to set our mobile WiFi card in mode monitor in order to do some tests. It would be fantastic if you make it posible devoloping it or giving information to let users do it.\n\n\n\n\nI think thats would be great because it have somo demand and at date any S.O. for mobiles lets do it easily. Developing it would make Symbian shine over others S.O. atracting a lot of users interested in that funcionality and Symbian would be in the vanguard of tecnology again. It would prove the power of Symbian.","2010-04-21T21:26:35","2010-04-21T21:26:35","Chumpy",0,100,"Voting and discussion",3,0]
[null,7927,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Symbian computer controller & sketch pad - PC interface","I don't know about you but I hate using computer mouses, what if we can build an interface that would allow the symbian OS to act as a controller and sketch pad on say a windows/linux OS.\n\n\n\n\nThe possibilities for the touch phone devices would be endless, just think if you can use your N97 or 5800 and a stylus to operate/control the desktop (as you would with a mouse), or how easy would it be to sketch a picture using the device in apps as simple as paint.\n\n\n\n\nPerhaps later on this tech would be diversified into handwriting recognition software and we can then eliminate the keyboard!\n\n\n\n\nThe growth for this idea is limitless, if we could connect the phone via USB, Bluetooth or WiFi.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nGo Symbian...... :)\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-06-08T04:55:09","2010-06-08T04:55:09","jchamoun78",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,7928,{"$nulls":3},"Actually, I think that this has already been attempted and done. It would be a matter of finding the app, but I think Symbian Freak might be the best place to look for this.","2010-06-08T12:12:43","2010-06-15T13:39:29","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9463,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Allow to enter Nutrition taken per meal into Calender for warning and keep track purposes","We all want a healthy life, many peoples keep tracks of their calories taken per meal, lot of people force to limit their sugar, protein, fat ratio, numbers of peoples monitor their Vitamins balance ratio, too many people taking care of their Nutrition taken as per meal, per day, per week, or per month.\n\nSo you can imagine how useful if we could enter all nutrition information into our calender after every meal. It help us to keep track, show us the reports or statistic graphs. It could show you how balance of nutrition you having in the week.\n\nYou might configure the warning alert to remind you every time you want to check. You might not need it, but others will.\n\nYou could also set your diet program or healthy program to suggest you to take what nutrition more or which you likely to be needed.\n\nYou could be able to download all the healthy or diet program from the net, download your set menu, a daily suggestion, tips of the day, etc.\n\nLooks, smart phone shall be smart like this...  Make sense?","2010-09-14T15:59:42","2010-09-14T16:36:26","lawrence27",0,0,"Closed",0,0]
[null,9464,{"$nulls":3},"@ You may not need it, you may not like it. But someone could urge to need it or someone might love to use it. Most important is. You think in certain level could helping someone or ourselves.\n\n@ Some little tips you could refers to.\n\n@ When we are healthy, we should make sure we keep healthy. Don't wait til too late!","2010-09-14T16:02:57","2010-09-14T16:08:13","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2040,"Mobile applications",null,"Proxy Server Use.","I&#39;m currently using a Nokia E71 and use a wifi connection where i have to define a proxy server.\n\nAs a result of this many apps on my phone have stopped working because they do not support a proxy server connection.\n\nI want to suggest an App that routes all data transfer over wifi through the proxy server defined in the access point and allows other apps to access the proxy server whether the apps support it or not. Since this is not inbuilt in the firmware this app would be very helpful and make life easier allowing me to use the apps that i like but currently do not work through a proxy connection.","2009-10-28T15:22:35","2010-06-03T14:11:16","sushantjaipuria",0,100,"Closed",4,0]
[null,2296,"Mobile functionality",null,"Face recognition","I want my phone to recognise my friends faces in the photos I take","2009-11-03T15:28:21","2010-02-15T13:58:40","richardb",0,100,"Done!",4,0]
[null,3832,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Make Sever Synchronization Log Open in Full screen - Utilize the Full Screen"," -Make Server Synchronization Log in Sync App such that it will open in Full Screen\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-12-22T18:32:33","2010-03-03T16:55:33","s60betalabs",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,3980,{"$nulls":3},"Ok I am getting it - you want it to open in full screen - so that you can get the full picture...!","2009-12-28T04:39:57","2010-03-03T16:51:47","tahmeedans",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4088,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Social network","First, I would like to have twitter apps which runs on homescreen like a ticker. So when we are following news media, it comes like a news ticker. Second, I say it will be fun to have facebook apps which pop up to our screen each time a notification come.","2010-01-04T06:10:13","2010-06-03T14:06:48","mahadarma",0,100,"Closed",3,0]
[null,6136,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Widgets should have access to data / fles stored on phone.","Widgets should have access to data / files stored on phone.  For example a widget that displays the list of received SMSs or a widget that shows thumbnails of recent pictures on phone.\n\n\n\n\nThe OS could provide an API to access this data.","2010-03-02T16:51:53","2010-03-02T16:51:53","omer486",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,6474,{"$nulls":3},"The current WRT already has it. See http://library.forum.nokia.com/topic/Web_Developers_Library/GUID-66F1354B-5358-433C-8033-3B7B97D1028E.html for more details.","2010-03-13T19:31:52","2010-03-13T19:31:52","cooper",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6392,"Symbian Foundation","Make development easier","Improve devcertRequest tool usability","I am using quite a lot devcertrequest.exe tool and I would suggest some additional features into it\n\n\n\n\nBTW, forum and bugs were n/a at the moment when I wrote this idea.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n1. Add support for UI to load Capabilities sametime while reading IMEIs from a file. Correct input file format could exist there already --&gt; (eg. compare output file given with \"devcertlist.exe /b\") (see picture)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n2. Add commandline support\n\n\n\nexample of command: devcertRequest.exe mypublisher.cer mypublisher.key [password] imei_and_capabilities_list.txt [optional_csr_file_name] \n[] = optional\n\n\n\n3. Publish sources of makesis, dumpsis, devcertrequest, devcertlist\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n4. Add twitter support to UI -&gt; http://twitter.com/symbiansigned\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-11T10:05:18","2010-03-11T10:05:17","santeriv",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,6588,{"$nulls":3},"We are looking at both removing the need for any tools and doing the work on the site (as I described) and at web based APIs that could be used by an IDE to make requests to Symbian Signed for UIDs, DevCerts and possibly Express Signed as well. Obviously the user will at some point have to go to the site to register and make any payments they need to but it would mean less need to go to the site.","2010-03-16T10:12:55","2010-03-16T10:12:55","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6395,{"$nulls":3},"We have actually been looking more at taking the whole process online at the web site.\n\n\n\n\nSo it would work as follows:\n\n\n\n\nUpload IMEIs to your account then offer \"Download Certificate\" and \"Sign\" options. The Download button would give you the certificate file, the Sign button would allow you to upload a sis file to sign against the certificate. The system would just allocate all permitted capabilities to the certificate to simplify things.\n\n\n\n\nI believe makesis is already open source as well as dumpsis. The devcert tools we would like to open source but at the moment there is no home for them, we are trying to find a package owner who can take them and publish the code in the repositories.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI am not sure what you mean by for 4, what UI are you referring to.","2010-03-11T14:09:23","2010-03-12T07:03:56","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6904,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Intelligent Dictionary (and a more intelligent message reader.)","Dictionaries the phone uses should be aware of things like contacts, calendar entries, applications, music data(songs, artist, albums, etc.), and even subjects in emails. It should also be able to adapt with things like abbreviations, acronyms, or inflections that people use to save on sms characters, and identify what those actually mean. This could allow the phone read your messages more intelligently. How the phone can save these words is by asking the user what these words mean after detecting them and link it to an online database of words that the users will eventually build up. Essentially, symbian's language packages could be an online database in a wikipedia-styled function.","2010-04-02T13:30:13","2010-04-04T02:40:38","anthonyvila",0,100,"Voting and discussion",13,0]
[null,6993,{"$nulls":3},"Have you tried Adaptxt?","2010-04-07T21:42:50","2010-04-07T21:42:50","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1529,"Mobile functionality","Developer stuff","Encourage Symbian support for the Mono Project","It would be good to see support in Mono for cross-compiling to the Symbian Platform so that .NET developers can write/port apps for Symbian phones. The Mono project have recently done such a thing for the iPhone (the MonoTouch project). This enables developers writing code in for example, C#, to create iPhone apps fairly easily.\n\nMono is an open source (LGPL), cross-platform development environment that supports quite a few different languages and effectively is an open source replacement for the Microsoft .NET Framework's Common Runtime Environment.\n\nFrom my limited understanding, there are some restrictions which may or may not be specific only to the iPhone. For example, dynamic, runtime typing doesn't work as the code is effectively statically cross-compiled for the ARM target. But it does still open up iPhone development to a much wider audience of app developers and this is something that I feel would benefit the Symbian platform too, even with some limitations.\n\n\n\n\nThere would need to be more research to see how large an effort this would require and some communication with the Mono project team to see if they would be interested in such a proposal. Or, if not, perhaps the open source community might be willing to contribute to such a project.","2009-08-11T12:32:57","2010-06-11T15:25:02","jamesclarke",0,89.04,"Closed",14,2]
[null,1534,{"$nulls":3},"Net60 is a commercial .NET runtime environment for Symbian from Red Five Labs - http://www.redfivelabs.com/default.aspx.  Mono is already supported on ARM (indeed it may well be Mono libraries underneath Red Five Labs solution since Mono is LGPL).  Since Symbian don't have the iPhone restrictions on runtime environments you can have the proper Mono JIT solution.\n\n\n\n\nI believe there was already some interest from someone wanting to make the port on our discussion boards.  The core port is relatively easy.  Hooking into all the Symbian APIs to access the things developers would want to use is much more work (providing managed APIs vs just letting people call native code via Platform Invoke).\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-08-11T14:46:08","2009-08-11T14:46:08","markw",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,1535,{"$nulls":3},"Support for Maemo is already there, but not official yet. I guess that wasn't too tricky to port, seeing as many Linux flavours are already on the list.\n\n\n\n\nIt's an interesting idea, because there's a huge number of developers out there comfortable with writing applications in Visual Studio with .NET that can currently only deploy for mobile with Windows Mobile, iPhone and potentially Maemo, it would appear.\n\n\n\n\nI vote for this because I'd say it's worth finding out how difficult it would be through Open C, PIPS etc. There seems to already be a healthy development community for the project, which is a nice starting point. Even just talking to them might be a good idea.","2009-08-12T11:54:21","2009-08-12T11:54:21","jaley",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,2041,"Mobile applications",null,"Internet Radio","If Internet radio is an application that came over with Symbian, is it possible to extend its availability to 5th edition devices?","2009-10-28T16:51:46","2010-06-14T20:38:11","UKJeeper",0,100,"Closed",14,0]
[null,3491,{"$nulls":3},"My request is simple but can't figure out why it can't or hasn't been done. Currently you can't stream internet radio and use another application, if you do realplayer closes. Running nokia s60 v3 internet radio app runs ok but if using a program like orb to stream windows audio stream internet radio stations in a home network realplayer closes , if this were possible one could stream all audio formats on the nokia 5800. Even on a mobile interent connection it should be possible. I don't understand why nokia talk about multitasking when they overlooked this feature on realplayer. You can open 10 applications in background and run realplayer to stream audio so it has nothing to do with it being a resources issue, it just looks like a major oversight by the programmers.","2009-12-15T01:03:40","2009-12-15T01:03:39","kk2009",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2297,"Mobile applications",null,"Integrate positioning services","GPS + Accelerometer with camera, to turn a series of images of the same object (e.g. building) into a 3d model","2009-11-03T16:08:29","2010-06-14T20:18:38","SEE-09",0,92.54,"Closed",14,2]
[null,2467,{"$nulls":3},"one of the few useful ideas","2009-11-11T01:11:27","2009-11-11T01:11:27","suaran",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2784,{"$nulls":3},"this is a duplicate of an earlier idea: http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=1987  \n\ni like the concept though, so i'm supporting both?","2009-11-19T20:32:01","2009-11-19T20:32:00","bitflung",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3833,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Make Bookmark, Contacts group, MMS ,SMS , WLAN Settings Keys , Call Logs ,Alarm ,Saved Bluetooth device - Synchronizable to Server (Backup) ","Enable and Add-  Bookmark, Contacts group, MMS ,SMS, WLAN Settings Keys , Call Logs ,Alarm ,Saved Bluetooth devices  Synchronization -in SYNC App - so one can back up these settings to the server also - This will help to retrieve these setting in case.","2009-12-22T18:40:37","2010-10-08T16:31:03","s60betalabs",0,100,"Expert review",34,0]
[null,3843,{"$nulls":3},"+1","2009-12-22T19:33:26","2009-12-22T19:33:26","carafaja",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4106,{"$nulls":3},"I like the idea but have a question.. if we are defining additional sync services outside the scope of OMA DS standardisation, how will the service provider manage the sync server which is needed to suppport them? The network sync server will requires specific settings to recognise only the handsets with these additional services and manage them appropriately.. I can't see the service providers doing this without incurring cost since this service has to be managed in some way.","2010-01-04T13:49:07","2010-01-09T04:19:11","richardc",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3858,{"$nulls":3},"I very much like this idea. It would be great to switch from one phone to an other by just by synching both. One reason I'm not using Contact Groups much is that I have to manually recreate them when ever switching phone or upgrading firmware. WLAN settings is an other problem are but the most important thing for me would be the pictures. They are my memories:)\n\n\n\n\nObviously you cannot sync all this stuff with out Outlook or any other single program. The sync program should collect all the stuff from phone, save it to disk, and restore it back to a new phone.","2009-12-23T09:53:28","2009-12-28T04:38:58","terhon",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,5496,{"$nulls":3},"I think , this is possible to do,  From the chart Nokia do support SMS &amp; Bookmark Sync.","2010-02-13T02:54:14","2010-02-13T02:54:14","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9911,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing it back for some community support!","2010-10-08T11:23:33","2010-10-08T11:23:33","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4075,{"$nulls":3},"+1","2010-01-03T09:59:14","2010-01-03T09:59:14","za4689862",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6137,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Security","Dear All,\n\n\n\n\nI think the security features must be there in mobile phones. Mobile phones are easy to get stolen and misused.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nMy Idea is to\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n1. Use a biometric finger print scanner\n\n\n\n\n2. Face recognition software\n\n\n\n\n3. Iris scanner\n\n\n\n\n4. Password for media locations, like images, music ets.\n\n\n\n\n5. Folder lock should be there to enable users to hide a particular area from others to access even if sharing a same mobile phone.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nEnjoy !\n\n\n\n\nThanks,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nShinish Sasidharan","2010-03-02T19:59:28","2010-03-03T11:09:46","shinish",0,100,"Voting and discussion",4,0]
[null,6177,{"$nulls":3},"1,2 &amp; 3- http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=2885\n\n\n\n\n4 &amp; 5- http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=2675","2010-03-03T16:37:57","2010-03-03T16:38:21","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6201,{"$nulls":3},"Dear All,\n\n\n\n\nThanks for your comments. I am a new user and this was my first idea . Ya I also think my idea should be closed. If i think something more revolutionary in this regard i will post again.\n\n\n\n\nBest regards,\n\n\n\n\nShinish Sasidharan ","2010-03-03T20:15:52","2010-03-03T22:10:26","shinish",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6142,{"$nulls":3},"Thank you Shinish for your IDEA.  These security features have all been discussed and are IDEAs that have many votes on this site already.  We appreciate your IDEA, but since it is a refinement, than we will place it under the other IDEAs. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIf you have modifications which make this unique to the other IDEAs, please supply them and we will gladly change our mind.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIf not, than , thank you and continue contributing, but we will close this IDEA.","2010-03-02T22:50:21","2010-03-02T22:50:21","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6905,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Dictionary, Thesaurus and Translator.","a dictionary and thesaurus app should be integrated into text entry fields, so when users find themselves in need of a definition, synonym (or antonym) and translation, it's not too far away.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nthis should feature downloadable language packages (free or paid).","2010-04-02T13:40:44","2010-10-11T10:46:13","anthonyvila",0,100,"Expert review",46,0]
[null,9934,{"$nulls":3},"It's a good one, it may also support many types of databases such like Xlator bases:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://xlator.sx1.pl/","2010-10-08T12:02:37","2010-10-08T12:02:36","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6911,{"$nulls":3},"Yes, Ofcourse.  Symbian should allow this to third party developers just like in Windows Mobile.","2010-04-03T01:11:43","2010-04-03T01:11:43","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7161,"Mobile applications",null,"Self Charging Phone","Well I cannot consider this as an application or what not, I'm just wondering if it's possible for Nokia to create a phone which charges itself without plugging in the phone in an electric socket, I mean electric charging, Will it be possible to use either radio waves and/or sun's heat to charge the handset?","2010-04-22T07:40:46","2010-04-22T07:40:45","patrickb.mendoza",0,50,"Voting and discussion",2,2]
[null,7177,{"$nulls":3},"Possible yes, but the tech isn't yet at the point where it could be done in a mobile that's attainable at an accessible price. Add to that, the physics questions/issues of balancing power retreival, storage, and communication transmission. When that puzzle is cracked, this idea gets to be very useful for all (except battery and accessory makers).","2010-04-22T16:21:05","2010-04-22T16:21:05","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,7185,{"$nulls":3},"it's possible but this idea is about hardware and the symbian foundation is about software/ui/os.","2010-04-23T23:06:13","2010-04-23T23:06:13","eddieliang16",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,7267,{"$nulls":3}," Idea is great but as suggested by - Eddie - this idea belongs to hardware. So maximnexusn_n Mendoza \n\n\n\n\nCan we close this idea.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-04-26T19:11:27","2010-04-26T19:11:27","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,7417,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Cross-Platform","It would be amazing if the S60v3 applications(and maybe even the games) would be able to run on S60v5 or Symbian^1. While a certain measure of compatibility is already there, units like the Nokia 5800XM does not have a tangible keyboard therefore all alpha-numeric input is on-screen. Through some 'emulator' or simply a translucent keypad being made available (and has a small memory footprint) compatibilty would be increase on all the touch-screen Express music units and it might even increase application downloads from Ovi. Wider rangeof accessible and compatible applications leads to happier consumers and an even brighter future for Ovi.","2010-05-07T22:49:20","2010-05-07T22:49:19","jonok",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,7424,{"$nulls":3},"There are a ton of ways to answer this, but I'll start with the short answer and then detail a few things since this isn't the first time that this kind of topic has come up here:\n\n\n\n\nThe Short Answer\n\n\n\n\nTechnically, older applications will work with newer devices just fine. The problem comes with applications that aren't designed for a touchscreen (which are the majority of S^1 devices), and those developers who will not take the time to update those apps. In this case, you get what you get until something better comes along. This isn't something the Foundation can fix any more than they have.\n\n\n\n\nThe Long Answer\n\n\n\n\nwarning, this is long and can be considered technical\n\n\n\n\nOlder devices are not able to take advantage of all of the latest standarizations that have come to the Symbian platform. This is part of the reason the Foundation was established, so that the work of a developer in a specific part of the platform, can be spread towards the future as good as much as possible (harware and other factors will determine this).\n\n\n\n\nWith Symbian^1, most older applications will work just fine. They may not be optimized for the platform, but they work. For those developers who have optimized their applications, they essentially have to code two types of applications because the format of S60 (v3.2 and prior) and S^1 is very different. Some developers can do that, others cannot.\n\n\n\n\nGoing forward, Symbian^3  introduces the use of the Qt toolkit framework to make it easier to port applications across Symbian - and even other mobile and desktop platforms. And also, some S^1 devices will have some ability to use this framework - meaning developers will be able to use this, its transparent to end-users - which will increase their ability to use some apps. But again, this is totally up to developers making the move to this toolkit.\n\n\n\n\nThe other option, and the one that reaches across even S60 v3.2 and earlier devices is to use the WRT frameworks. WRT means web-runtime and uses similar tech to a browser in order to allow for content to be manipulated and viewed. Depending on the WRT framework that the device supports, there is an option to use some content in an offline capacity. A developer can take advantage of this to recreate some of the applications that were coded natively, and then have a good breadth of devices to work with in the future. Even better, if coded right, then a developer can even support other device platforms with minimum fuss.\n\n\n\n\nSo technically, its already as you say, and there are steps that the platform has taken to make it better in the future. What you will want to do is to pester your favorite developers to take advantage of Qt and WRT where they can so that they can keep older device users will engaging newer ones.","2010-05-09T23:31:40","2010-05-12T07:49:58","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,8441,"None of the Above",null,"Advertising of nokia in usa","Hi i know this idea is off the topic but this is reality which i see  will definitely help nokia for future.i live in new york city and love  nokia phones because features they give in phones but nokia advertising  department i think is sleeping. i want nokia to come and visit new york  city(of course they visit) and see how its rival apple(the fruit  company) advertise its product. they are everywhere on the streets. i  own a n900 and a lot of people doesnt know n900 its because of poor  advertising. guys please wake up and start advertising on american  channels too,otherwise nokia n8 will be a yesterday star.please do  something.\n\n\n\n\nthanks","2010-07-17T18:25:02","2010-07-17T18:25:02","sukhjj",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,8697,"Mobile applications",null,"backlight  on, in Desired Application (an easy and helpfull idea!)","here a good idea about an useful application\nselect applications from list and then when that app is runnig, the backlight stay on\nyou know,it's very useful when you read message or ebooks\nwhat's you opinion about a software like this?","2010-08-05T07:18:55","2010-10-11T05:18:04","emfdom",0,100,"Expert review",38,0]
[null,10003,{"$nulls":3},"Good idea! I'm always frustrated, when the light goes out in moments I don't want it.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-09T08:21:50","2010-10-09T08:21:50","Tallert",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,506,"Symbian Foundation","Make development easier","Symbian OS on Xen for ARM?","Hot on the heels of seeing the ARM Xen port released (see http://wiki.xensource.com/xenwiki/XenARM and http://blog.xen.org/index.php/2009/05/06/xen-arm-source-released/), would there be any interest in running Symbian OS inside it, maybe alongside Linux as an interesting example of \"stuff you could probably do, and places you could go with Symbian OS, if you felt like it\"?","2009-05-06T16:37:08","2010-06-11T15:27:37","vmlemon",0,41.24,"Closed",1,1]
[null,512,{"$nulls":3},"If someone wants to do it, great!  Given limited resources (and no base-porting team) inside the Symbian Foundation, I&apos;m not really sure what the benefit of this would be, other than creating some interest.  I expect there are plenty of ways we could generate more interest with fewer resources than this.  Personally I&apos;m still deeply unconvinced about virtualization on embedded devices.  How do the supposed benefits justify the hit to performance and power consumption?  Just my 2p though, perhaps there will be interest from elsewhere in the community.","2009-05-07T09:05:14","2009-05-07T09:12:59","markw",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2298,"Mobile functionality",null,"Emotion engine","Emotion engine to support messaging and comms through feeling and touch","2009-11-03T16:25:33","2010-08-04T20:31:05","twarmbier",0,92.86,"Closed",2,1]
[null,3322,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Mechanism for IDEAs posts to meet the inclusion criteria and improve discussions and show actual thought processes ","The inclusion criteria for an IDEA is \"describe a product or how something could be done, how can it be achieved, cost/benefit etc.\"  It is clear when you post an an IDEA.  Most follow the criteria and good discussions ensue, however, there are many \"IDEAs\" that are simply a sentence or a statement.  Many state something like, \"I would like a bluetooth .\"  This clearly is not very specific and it makes the process of trying to help refine an idea difficult, as IT ISN\"T REALLY AN IDEA.  So, My Idea is to have a few systems to help improve the IDEAs post PUBLICATIONS.\n\n\n\n\nSolution number #1 is for IDEAs members to follow the Criteria for PUBLISHING\n\n\n\n\nIn an ideal world, people would follow the directions and there would be no need for my post, however, I like to provide IDEAs and refine others and it is very commonplace for an \"IDEA\" to look like a sentence and not have a plan or suggestion. It is likely that a less thoroughly explained IDEA will be over looked, or may be very good, but does not move because it hasn&rsquo;t the clarity to create a discussion.\n\n\n\n\nSolution number #2 is for incomplete IDEAS to be \"bumped out\" and not published\n\n\n\n\nSince many of the IDEAs posts do not met the criteria for publishing, and they are cluttering up the site, perhaps a program could be created to bump out an idea if it is just a sentence.\n\n\n\n\nSolution number #3 is to change input fields to a database-type format, and PUBLISH and IDEA as a full thought\n\n\n\n\nI am torn on this, as I do not want to make it hard on the SF WEB Administrator or on the IDEAs member, however, the entry of IDEAs could potentially be changed to fields which must be complete, and another advantage to this system is that it could auto collate like idea threads and get a more accurate community vote.  Like the following like:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nDescribe a product, process, application or an idea that you have\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nI propose a mechanism to improve the website by making IDEAs complete and meet criteria for discussion\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nHow do you propose we achieve it\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSolution number #4, is to simply add a stop point for the IDEA member to answer yes/no for all the questions in #3 above\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nPrompt the user with:\n\n\n&middot;        Did you provide a process, product, App or suggestion (yes/no)\n\n\n&middot;        Did you give a proposal for discussion (yes/no)\n\n\n&middot;        Is there market or cost/benefit information included (yes/no)\n\n\n&middot;        Is your idea complete and clear enough for discussion and voting (yes/no)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThis may be a little more work to help eliminate clutter upfront, but if the IDEAs publisher does not meet all the criteria and answer, YES to all, than the IDEA is not publishable.  It at least makes people stop and think before they send.\n\n\n\n\nADVANTAGES FOR THIS IDEA ARE THE FOLLOWING:\n\n\n\n\nThere are many advantages to improvement to the website.  The biggest is that as the community grows, management of accuracy and quality of information will become a larger issue.  If the process improvements are addressed upfront and early on, and when the community is relatively small, than the SYMBIAN FOUNDATION will get the information required to gather information, attract people and to grow in a positive and efficient manner!\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-12-10T04:16:29","2009-12-10T04:43:23","ginau",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,1]
[null,3375,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Gina,\n\n\n\n\n I think there are three approaches to this:\n\n\n\nEmphasise at the outset that any submitted ideas should meet certain criteria in their form - and this will result in an idea being better understood and garnering more votes\nProvide a new filter on ideas so that it is possible to view all that have received more than a minimum threshold of votes (so that users can quickly view only ideas that have received some validation)\nAs more ideas are submitted, the second stage of validation becomes more important, and once an idea passes into Expert Refinement stage it is the task of the expert to flesh out the detail of an idea. The absence of this information at earlier stages is not problematic because when required an expert collaborates with the idea originator to add it.\n\n\n\n- Freddie.","2009-12-11T15:44:17","2009-12-11T18:32:01","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3402,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Freddie and/or whoever heard my point and made a delightful and humorous introduction regarding....\"scrapping ideas if the rules are not met which make them a viable beginning to a discussion\"......Thanks and I think you and we users will be much happier in the long run.....Cheers!","2009-12-13T06:29:37","2009-12-13T06:29:36","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3834,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Add option to change Font colour, Font ,Font size. And Font style on Notes"," Add option to change Font colour , Font ,Font size. And Font style on Notes and Active Notes and Please  do add Smiles.","2009-12-22T18:44:06","2010-10-08T01:30:41","s60betalabs",0,95.34,"Expert review",33,1]
[null,9737,{"$nulls":3},"Cool idea. I really think that having the ability to change system fonts in the settings, like on Android, is really the way to go here. That's what I want to see out of Symbian ultimately.","2010-09-29T12:34:28","2010-09-29T12:34:28","NseriesFreak7",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4134,{"$nulls":3}," Changing the Font Size may not be a Good option but definetly choosing the Font from a list is really appealing ....\n\n\n\n\n Changing the color also needs a re-think as it may lead to a huge MENU .....\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-05T14:00:41","2010-01-05T15:00:49","nagarjuna",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,8524,{"$nulls":3},"Just build a smart Notes App  - I found one on N900 running Maemo OS.","2010-07-21T20:06:05","2010-07-21T20:06:05","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9822,{"$nulls":3},"Yes, Dougles, we love enhancing the user experience! ","2010-10-05T13:13:20","2010-10-05T13:13:20","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9325,{"$nulls":3},"I want also some other things in notes:\n\n\n\n Organize notes by folders\n Optional password protection and encryption\n Intelligent search function\n Export/import notes to a text file","2010-09-04T23:43:33","2010-09-05T16:08:07","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4224,{"$nulls":3},"Quite interesting. Although it's common feature on laptop/PC but I haven't seen it on any Symbian devices. Why consider only Notes it could be any editor e.g. email, sms, calendar, etc.\n\n\n\n\nThe platform should provide choice of fonts, currently device comes with inbuilt font. Unless platform makes different fonts available applications would be having limited options to provide different fonts. On S60 platform we have palette available to select a color.\n\n\n\n\nAlthough I'm not expert in text editor but I believe such editing options will need different approach while saving the text. E.g. currently one write the text and Notes application just stores it into the database. Once apps start supporting editing options like font, colors, etc. it needs to collect editing information separately from real text. Also before displaying text it has to take editing data and apply it to text before displaying it. So extra work for the developers but I feel it worths putting extra efforts.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThanks,\nSharad Upadhyay\n\n\n\n\nSymbian Foundation, PkO - Organizer &amp; Profile\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-08T09:18:29","2010-01-08T09:24:06","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4232,{"$nulls":3},"I like the idea in general but I think using colors, different font sizes etc. will create too many problems when synching the notes with PC. What would be the proper lightweight format for the formated notes text. I mean, you should be able to edit notes both in your phone and PC.\n\n\n\n\nRTF or HTML would be the most logical choice. Every PC can view HTML but editing is not so well supported. RTF is quite well supported but it is also quite heavy for this purpose ... and in order to ensure that you can view the notes in your phone after they have been edited in you PC, you need to have pretty complete implementation of RTF spec.","2010-01-08T12:03:29","2010-01-08T12:03:28","terhon",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3978,{"$nulls":3},"I really need this - I need to Highlight certain terms on notes -with diff color.... this will be grate,,,,","2009-12-28T04:37:10","2009-12-28T05:52:34","tahmeedans",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,9897,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing back for Community Support!","2010-10-07T20:59:28","2010-10-07T20:59:28","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9182,{"$nulls":3},"There should be simple drawing tools like pen, brush + colours and rubber","2010-08-29T16:40:54","2010-08-29T16:40:53","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7162,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Battery Charging","I would like to have charging  using PC connected via USBc able / Bluetooth facility built in a handset. This will help us charge our mobiles while working in office, without even carrying a physical charger all the time.","2010-04-22T10:59:28","2010-05-05T18:49:48","nidhi5282",0,0,"Closed",0,3]
[null,7268,{"$nulls":3},"Nidhi - thanks for sharing you idea- But USB charging is already implemented. Like in some Nokia device - Ex- N97 Mini etc. And Bluetooth charging is not possible.\n\n\n\n\nSF team can we close this Idea.","2010-04-26T19:18:07","2010-04-26T19:18:07","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1787,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Pause music when headphones are disconnected","I saw this and just loved it! When you pull out the headphones, music stops playing. So simple, so useful!","2009-10-02T13:38:51","2010-03-04T13:28:32","teknolog",0,94.98,"Being done",282,10]
[null,2052,{"$nulls":3},"I&#39;m in favour for this - especially for Bluetooth headphones. On my old Sony Ericsson W960 (a Symbian9.1/UIQ3.0 device) if I switched off the Bluetooth earphones or their battery died the music would pause. On my current Nokia 6220 Classic (Symbian9.3/S603.2) the music continues and starts blasting out of the phone speaker. I find this incredibly annoying and it can be really embarrassing when I&#39;m on a crowded train, my earphones run out of juice and loud techno music starts coming out of my pocket!","2009-10-29T10:24:11","2009-10-29T10:24:11","cirrus",{"$nulls":3},5,0]
[null,1797,{"$nulls":3},"I wouldnt think its useful, infact it would be a pain if I un-plug my headphones so that I can hear the same on the speakers. I would vote against it.","2009-10-05T12:33:42","2010-05-16T13:34:46","NeilBhasme",{"$nulls":3},0,9]
[null,2053,{"$nulls":3},"This should be fairly easy to implement, certainly where the connection to the headphones is more complex than a traditional jack (which may require extra trickery to detect the headphones being unplugged), and probably just requires the software controlling the audio path to present an event to anyone interested.\nI would also make sure that the behaviour is presented to the user as an option, rather than being hard wired either way.\nSo, for this idea, I think it&#39;s just a case of waiting for the relevant components to be opened, and then someone to go in and do it.\n","2009-10-29T10:35:31","2009-10-29T10:35:31","cowboycoder",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3333,{"$nulls":3},"IIRC E-series devices do this, but they have different (more logical) behaviours for headphones accessory management. For example, ringtones and message alerts play through the headphones on E-series devices, they don't on N-series devices. And I noticed the N97 pauses audio if you disconnect the bluetooth headset.","2009-12-10T10:53:54","2009-12-10T10:53:54","SymsourceTim",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,1798,{"$nulls":3},"True, but I find I pull the headphones by accident a lot more than by choice. And accidentally playing loud music to the surroundings is not always appreciated. If you want to play using the speakers, you can press the play button again.","2009-10-05T12:46:07","2009-10-08T14:35:06","teknolog",{"$nulls":3},5,0]
[null,2829,{"$nulls":3},"If i listen music or watch videos with the nokia headset,\nit should automatically stop the player,\nif i disconnecting the headset from the phone,\nand should play again if the headset is connected.\n\nThe automatically stop and play functions should be adjustable.","2009-11-22T16:38:15","2009-11-22T16:38:15","musti74",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3092,{"$nulls":3},"Good idea.I have had my phone jack pulled loose and had my music almost give me or others a heart attack.Plus, my music is important to me and I have meditation, hard ock, classical, pop, etc.....It is on headphones for ME to enjoy some &quot;ME time&quot;, and not for some poor person who sits next to me when my jack falls out to get a BLAST of ROCK or a yoga lesson! :]","2009-12-01T23:36:26","2009-12-01T23:36:26","ginau",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3607,{"$nulls":3},"I am happy to report that this feature is in development and will go in Symbian^3.","2009-12-16T15:25:44","2009-12-16T15:25:44","teknolog",{"$nulls":3},3,0]
[null,2082,{"$nulls":3},"This is a policy decision made by the phone manufacturer themselves, nothing to do with the symbian platform.","2009-10-29T14:48:36","2009-11-22T06:34:43","cormac.hall",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4653,{"$nulls":3},"I was listening to a podcast using bluetooth headphones at work today.  The battery charge in the bluetooth headphones went to zero. The sound rolled over to the speakers, disturbing all of my co-workers.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThey all know I use a Nokia smartphone.","2010-01-20T05:34:11","2010-01-20T05:34:11","Elranchero",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4655,{"$nulls":3},"I support it as option :)","2010-01-20T07:25:02","2010-01-20T07:25:02","et3rnal",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8764,{"$nulls":3},"i hope this idea works, esp when you were hearing something that you don't want anyone to hear, and the ear-phones are disconnected all of a sudden by accident, or someone who thinks that he is just kidding disconnects them to hear what you are saying!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nand btw, i propose that you make that work with videos too, if you were watching a video, and the earphone is disconnected, it must pause too!","2010-08-11T02:12:07","2010-08-11T02:12:07","X",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3389,{"$nulls":3},"This feature is included on most music players, and not having it apart of the Symbian OS makes it hard for handset manufacturers to produced refined offerings which take care of all the little things.","2009-12-12T15:01:44","2009-12-12T15:01:44","thewinchester",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,4170,{"$nulls":3},"this feature would be awesome! it would be nice going into work after listening to music, not having to pause my media player, before disconnecting my headphones...","2010-01-06T15:37:44","2010-01-06T15:37:44","arcane613",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,7257,{"$nulls":3},"One of those things, that are easy to do, but have big effects in usability.","2010-04-26T11:34:15","2010-04-26T11:34:15","Julian.Lousberg",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2140,{"$nulls":3},"It is certainly up to the handset manufacturer whether to include it or not.\n\nHowever, it is a feature that could and should be in the Symbian platform. In fact, I went ahead and implemented it. You can download the app and source code from here: http://code.google.com/p/bergamot/wiki/ForYourEarsOnly","2009-10-30T09:19:10","2009-10-30T09:38:16","teknolog",{"$nulls":3},6,0]
[null,2409,{"$nulls":3},"It&#39;s good but if it can be change by ourselves in setting ","2009-11-08T09:19:15","2009-11-08T09:19:15","lsamanl",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5227,{"$nulls":3},"I agree with that ;)","2010-02-05T12:21:45","2010-02-05T12:21:45","N0omsaz",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5246,{"$nulls":3},"My Top 1 idea, that would be great :)","2010-02-05T18:56:45","2010-02-05T18:56:45","retail",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7048,{"$nulls":3},"Pause the music. Don't stop the playback altogether. Your title and description confused me a little.","2010-04-13T03:12:20","2010-04-13T03:12:20","NseriesFreak7",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4496,{"$nulls":3},"Ehhh.. Why not push the pause button first? u.U","2010-01-16T16:41:12","2010-02-23T03:11:46","eduardohl",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2980,{"$nulls":3},"I would like it to pause the music instead of stopping it if the jack is pulled out.","2009-11-28T04:25:51","2009-11-28T04:25:51","nishant.thomas",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,10410,{"$nulls":3},"Guys it's a great idea but 'onlyforyouryears' work only for symbian v5. I need this app for symbian v3. Can you help me? PLS","2010-10-31T17:41:48","2010-10-31T17:41:48","cesuloc",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6318,{"$nulls":3},"I think it would be a great idea","2010-03-06T06:22:28","2010-03-06T06:22:28","andref1989",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3009,{"$nulls":3},"I support this as an option to pause the music, as I've also disconnected the headphones more times by accident than on purpose, and as my phone has speakers I often have to cover them up with my fingers when on the bus or train or tram!\n\n\n\nIt should send out notifications (when the option is set) so third party music applications like Mobbler can choose to deal with the disconnection too.","2009-11-30T10:03:52","2009-11-30T10:03:52","hugo",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,8133,{"$nulls":3},"I think phone should stop  playing music immediately as the actual accessory is pulled out from the  slot and then ask a question about continuing playback - like many Sony  Ericsson phones do. ;)","2010-06-29T00:31:31","2010-06-29T00:31:30","Seaby",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4813,{"$nulls":3},"this feature also availabe on the other Symbian Device. its available on Symbian UIQ3.\n\n\n\n\nIts when put on \"Silent Profile\". the phone will only output its sound/music to headphone. If headphone disconnected, the phone wont make suddent loud noise.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nmaybe S60v5 can copy this feature to the S60v5 Silence Profile. Exactly just like UIQ3 :) :)","2010-01-24T12:45:02","2010-01-24T12:45:02","orangpelupa",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,8156,{"$nulls":3},"i support this,  music should pause , not stop","2010-07-02T14:30:00","2010-07-12T21:35:09","jaffers",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4329,{"$nulls":3},"Here is program which can do this function\n\n\nhttp://www.symbian-freeware.com/download-for-your-ears-only.html","2010-01-12T13:03:39","2010-02-10T16:09:11","snusik",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2043,"Mobile functionality","User interface","The iPhone WOW factor: Style and Icons consistency for Symbian developers","Recognizable and consistent style plays a big factor in selling products and accessories. \n\n\nWhile even Google or Opera application icons look bad on Symbian, Apple gave iPhone developers a directive to follow in designing their application icons: I cannot upload an image to this post but try to imagine an iPhone having its icons coming from most of the independent applications made for Symbian...not sexy, uh?? \n\n\nConsider this: even this very website symbian.org has decided to implement a unique, different and recognizable style! But look at horizon.symbian.org; navigate through those symbian applications...maybe those are good applications but...do you really feel buying them? Do you feel any passion coming from those icons? And now that we have touchscreens...do you feel excited thinking to touch most of those icons?\n\nWe can make as many online symbian shops as we want but we won't be successful against Apple or any other contender if we don't set rules and directives on how to present application icons with a consistent style and in a fashionable way. \n\n\nHow could it be done? It is as easy as giving suggestions on how to develop applications: give us specifications! \n\n\nLet us remember that we develop software to let people choose, buy and use it! But people are not software developers nor engineers and often they buy products by impulse...just by how it looks! They don't get excited saying to their friends \"You know, this applications is only 23 kb...or, you know, it can process 23 e-mail accounts in 0.00012 seconds\"...they simply want to show their mobiles to their friends so to hear \"WOWWW! COOOOL! What is that icon for??\" You can bet iPhone simple screen with 20 elegant, stylish and standardized icons gets that WOW response...does Symbian 3rd party icons environment do the same?\n\n\nCost/benefit? Judge by yourself...cost:zero. Benefit: for all!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nPS: Someone wrote that he cannot stand a screen full of rounded squares...!\n\n\n\n\nWell, that is not what I am asking to vote for! I am not asking what people likes but what works...and the million of iPhones sold is a clear example that a consistent icon design....simply works!!\n\n\n\n\nBut it seems this idea is not important as the Symbian expert has already not approved it...maybe because design is not important in a world of engineers and coders. While Google will clean up its Android, making it stylish and polished, and Apple will make its icons pixel-perfect...we will continue loosing market but with a smile on our face...having a 0.00000023 seconds response to a click on an ugly icon! Smile!!!","2009-10-28T17:11:05","2010-10-05T13:40:15","magdyreda",0,93.03,"Expert review",81,5]
[null,2337,{"$nulls":3},"This requires control, something that Apple likes to do, and gives consistency. I think it&#39;s going to be difficult to achieve when you aren&#39;t directly responsible for the elements of the production process. Horizon can help and stipulate certain standards, but that&#39;s only for whatever they publish. This can be ignored by the developer and 3rd party app stores. This is an open way of doing things and Apple is the exact opposite. Also, with the manufacturers becoming responsible for the branded experience on their devices, it is down to them. This makes it harder to be consistent from a developer point of view, but Horizon could help people to publish and adhere to those standards.","2009-11-05T09:11:57","2009-12-05T18:35:20","jamesm",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5423,{"$nulls":3},"I like your idea! with the advent of Ovi Store, those recomendations could be more easily spread among the developers...","2010-02-11T03:07:06","2010-02-13T20:51:41","Fernandez_88",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9811,{"$nulls":3},"I find nothing wrong with a lot of the icons out there for Symbian applications. I'm glad they aren't all a rounded square general design. I can't stand that. I see what you're getting at, but icons is not where they need consistency. Application design is where they could use it, but that's not going to happen either because developers all want freedom to design as they wish.","2010-10-05T03:14:23","2010-11-16T06:46:19","NseriesFreak7",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2393,{"$nulls":3},"Uhmmm, a style guide for the UI that&#39;s a bit more inline with what we&#39;ve seen from the iPhone side of things? That could be interesting. \n\nCombine it with a nice prototying tool and you get a number of persons able to propose designs/process and then developers can work with SF/Horizon et al to make it happen. Could be commnunity-inducing.","2009-11-06T18:53:33","2009-11-17T00:17:02","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2399,{"$nulls":3},"I am not sure if everyone is aware of the availability of *few* guidelines in this regard for icon design &amp; all. http://www.forum.nokia.com/Tools_Docs_and_Code/Documentation/Usability/UI_Style_and_Visual_Guidelines.xhtml\n\nNokia Conversations has posted a good video on Icon design sometime back:\nhttp://conversations.nokia.com/2009/07/29/nokia-icon-design/\n\nGeneral thumb-rule I follow for Icons is make it _as_ transparent as they can be so it can merge into the selected user theme. Then again you always need to target your app to a device so different icon sets for each device / platform (esp for Java Apps).","2009-11-07T02:06:59","2009-11-07T10:33:14","rvijapurapu",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3957,{"$nulls":3},"This is a great IDEA.  There really needs to be some SF, not forum nokia, or the back of a napkin ;), kind of road map so developing can be Symbian in nature.  This is a very critical post, which deserves a working group.  I support your IDEA and an initiative to write some sytle/performance/suitability guide and hope that it is made high priority.  Thanks for the IDEA(s) thread....Many good contributions to this one!\n\n\n\n\nI also think that this type of manual, or whatever, would improve quality of apps, reduce glitchiness, and show some sense of consistency, without being too rigid.....people need to buy into the trust-worthyness of SF as an open source application hub.\n\n\n\n\nI do have a question about an SF open source application hub in the USA.  I am trying to get this straight in my head.  My assumption is that a SF app can be purchased and placed on any phone in the future.  Wouldn't open source apps, be a third-party app?  I am not sure of that answer, but would like to explain my concern.  If so, how would that not break the manufacturer's warranty?  Could someone please educate me in this, as I am not sure if I am correct in my assumptions.","2009-12-27T08:14:00","2010-01-01T20:18:29","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2957,{"$nulls":3},"Scott Weiss is heading a working group that work on creating UI design patterns. Maybe there should be a similar WG for this?","2009-11-27T11:32:45","2009-11-28T21:49:05","teknolog",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2974,{"$nulls":3},"I agree that symbian should have consistent icon styles, but I don&#39;t want anything like Iphooney.","2009-11-28T03:53:23","2009-12-20T01:27:14","nishant.thomas",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3579,"Symbian Foundation",null,"No Reboot after Changed of Display Language","Currently in S60v# by changed of mobile display language need to reboot the mobile phone. For newer SF should not require reboot the mobile after the display language has changed.","2009-12-15T22:46:48","2010-10-11T05:22:28","lawrence27",0,100,"Expert review",47,0]
[null,6238,{"$nulls":3},"This is changing in Symbian^3 with the new locale model. Devices will no longer need to reboot after language switch.","2010-03-04T14:46:38","2010-03-04T14:46:38","jasdeepsawhney",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3683,{"$nulls":3},"This is very un-user-friendly where keep reboot my phone when I changed the phone Language","2009-12-18T00:24:14","2009-12-18T00:24:14","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10115,{"$nulls":3},"Ya, Especially S60","2010-10-11T16:49:07","2010-10-11T16:49:07","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9714,{"$nulls":3},"i hope that this will be fixed","2010-09-28T13:39:22","2010-09-28T13:39:22","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3835,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Make WLAN Remember already saved encrypted WLAN network Key -in Low Signal Condition.","Make WLAN Smart. So that it will identify pre stored encrypted network in low signal condition.- right now it goes to manual mode even on pre saved locked network in low signal condition .- So we have to enter the WEP key in low signal condition of already saved encrypted WLAN network.","2009-12-22T18:50:40","2009-12-22T18:50:40","s60betalabs",0,100,"Voting and discussion",30,0]
[null,3976,{"$nulls":3},"I am also suffering with this problem - When ever i am far from my WLAN access point - and when  try to connect with it  - it ask the WAP key -(But why - I have already saved that )- this problem should be resolved ...!","2009-12-28T04:33:52","2009-12-28T04:33:52","tahmeedans",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3988,{"$nulls":3},"I support.  This is a pain in the neck.  Thanks for the IDEA!","2009-12-28T05:54:48","2010-01-03T09:58:24","ginau",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,9661,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing it Back for Community Support!","2010-09-26T20:53:21","2010-09-26T20:53:21","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4091,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","Personal Calls Attending by Specific Keystorkes","When there is a call from special person and when the mobile is in public room or house.The call can be attended by every one in the room.Inorder to overcome that Symbian must provide us the function to lock the personal calls to a specific keystorke.This provides more security to personal affairs.And when there is a three wrong key codes entered the call should be rejected automatically.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nRegards,\n\n\n\n\nImran.","2010-01-04T07:13:55","2010-01-04T07:13:55","mohideen_2k4",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,4347,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Find my phone when it&#39;s on silent","When I can't find my phone normally I ring it to to find where it is, but if it's on silent obviously that doesn't work.\n\n\n\n\nWhat would be good would be to be able to enter a special code that you can then use when you ring the phone that will take the phone out of silent mode or ring with a special ring-tone to help you find it.","2010-01-13T01:02:50","2010-04-14T14:22:49","tomp",0,94.6,"Expert review",158,5]
[null,4352,{"$nulls":3},"Sounds good, but how would you suggest it is done?  Assuming another mobile phone is available you could send a specially formatted SMS that causes it to play a specific ring tone (ignoring the silent mode setting), or just a recording of someone shouting \"I'm over here!\" repeatedly.  I'm not so sure you could do it by calling the phone though - since it doesn't know it's lost, it doesn't know to answer the call and detect the special code (DTMF?).  Or were you suggesting we add something to the GSM standards...? :)\n\n\n\n\nP.S. I can imagine this being abused to annoy people in meetings!  It better have a security PIN in the message too.","2010-01-13T11:55:48","2010-01-28T13:39:36","markw",{"$nulls":3},5,0]
[null,4353,{"$nulls":3},"I REALLY need this feature!! my phone is always on silent and I can never find it!! Def support from me :)","2010-01-13T11:57:00","2010-01-13T11:57:00","Susana",{"$nulls":3},4,0]
[null,4354,{"$nulls":3},"This would be good - I think Marks idea of a specially formatted text would be easiest to implement. Definitely support! This is the kind of innovative thinking Symbian needs to get ahead. Real problems, solved elegantly.","2010-01-13T12:16:26","2010-01-13T12:16:26","brendand",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,8212,{"$nulls":3},"Why not make the phone ring when it detects a whistle?\n\n\n\n\nSo you just have to whistle, and don't bother to find another phone and send an SMS or call it...\n\n\n\n\nThe main challenge would be to make it record the environmental sound and scan it for the whistle via some kind of DSP without consuming so much energy thus killing the battery!","2010-07-07T21:44:05","2010-07-07T21:44:05","soussef24",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7448,{"$nulls":3},"Couldn't you use the text/PIN combination to change the phone into General profile, from Silent? So after you send the text the code, you ring your phone and voila!","2010-05-12T04:48:50","2010-05-12T04:48:50","Lek",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4639,{"$nulls":3},"Adding special codes might open a can of worms as far as security is concerned.","2010-01-19T16:48:21","2010-01-19T16:48:21","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5160,{"$nulls":3},"My vote is for an sms, with a 1234 code, that  can and should be reset by the user for security too, I think it's very good.","2010-02-04T13:04:01","2010-02-04T13:04:01","ESA1996",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5933,{"$nulls":3},"not strictly the point of the app, but guardian mobile has a remotely activated siren to help you locate your phone if lost (or stolen). even when on silent\n\n\n\n\nit will also send you the gps location of your phone, so you can tell if youve left it somewhere...\n\n\n\n\nwww.guardian-mobile.com","2010-02-25T15:22:26","2010-02-25T15:22:26","wanye",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4917,{"$nulls":3},"I like the idea. Deciding the code format can be seen as a challenge but it's not too different from having to set a PIN code or a password therefore plenty of choice.\n\n\n\n\nThinking from the implementation point of view: in the Profile app we could split the current Silent profile into something like Silent (discoverable) and just Silent. Then from Settings there should be one more entry that allows the user to set the discovery code (a default may be offered). The Messaging application is then aware of that code and when a txt is received - and the phone is in Silent discoverable mode - it makes the phone play the custom ringtone.\n\n\n\n\nThoughts?\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-26T16:49:17","2010-01-26T16:49:17","salvatorer",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5174,{"$nulls":3},"I misplaced my E61i because it was in a silent mode. I would DEFINITELY love to have this type of application. SUPER Handy!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI vote for Bob Rosenberg's idea, controlling a phone through a computer or through another phone! that would be awesome! and tracking the phone with GPS from the computer.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-04T16:03:22","2010-02-04T16:03:22","pitcha",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4923,{"$nulls":3},"We are talking about sound and ring tone, but why not having the phone vibrating or LCD flashing? Or both? At least you don't need to mess up with some special codes in SMS. Of course if the phone is LCD face down, it's not going to be easy?\n\n\n\n\nAnother way is to do that via your voicemail. You could have an option, find my phone. That is secured and you should have access to your voicemail via any phone with your own pin, which means nobody can intercept or activate that mode.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-26T17:10:39","2010-01-26T17:10:39","arnaudl",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4928,{"$nulls":3},"My vote is for an sms, with a 1234 code, that  can and should be reset by the user for security. \n\n\n\n\nLastly, Salvatore's refinement of a profile called, silent discoverable is wonderful. \n\n\n\n\nIf these components are all together, than, the system is less likely to be abused by someone.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI love it, and wish there was this feature for not just my mobile, but all the other techno and non-techno gadgets, and things that I loose.....Please pick this up and vote!","2010-01-26T18:43:30","2010-01-26T18:43:30","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4944,{"$nulls":3},"Really great Idea. You have my vote  - Agree with Salvatore Rinaldo refinement to the Idea!\n\n\n\n\nIt works just like 'Remote Lock App' - In which we can Lock out our device with predefined msg. -\n\n\n\n\nSo this type of thing is possible - ","2010-01-27T03:41:46","2010-01-27T03:41:46","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7253,{"$nulls":3},"Often I had exactly this problem...\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-04-26T11:29:25","2010-04-26T11:29:25","Julian.Lousberg",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6230,{"$nulls":3},"[Moved to expert review] This idea has moved into \"Expert review\" and we're now seeking an expert who can review the idea and outline the functions to be implemented.","2010-03-04T13:12:02","2010-03-04T13:13:47","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5743,{"$nulls":3},"Having an extra profile  \"silent discoverable\" profile is innnovate thinking.   As soon as you go into the profile you would need to enter a pin.  It would also be good if you could choose an mp3 and play on the speakers for 30 seconds.    To find the phone you would send a txt findphone 1234.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIf 1234 was the PIN.  its little ideas like this that would bring I-phone users away from Apple and onto symbian...\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIt gets my vote.","2010-02-19T12:36:35","2010-02-19T12:36:35","sivhead",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5001,{"$nulls":3},"An alternative method could be to use (Bluetooth &amp; triangulation) to locate the device. Provided Bluetooth is switched on.\n\n\n\n\nBut what happens if the phone is silent and battery dead (or switched off) and kept somewhere?\n\n\n\n\nI guess its a hopeless situation right?\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-27T16:42:52","2010-01-27T16:43:44","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5009,{"$nulls":3},"If i may offer up my own solution.. I say this is the perfect opportunity for the Ovi suite to get involved. After the initial sync of your phone with your computer, an 'phone locator' program could triangulate (with gps, wifi, bluetooth, gsm signal cell towers, or any combination of these) and provide the general area or lat and long. of your phones location; and also be able to send a signal to the phone, to allow the deactivation of the current profile and switch to a \"finder mode\", which would  turn on some sort of notifier such as audio, video, vibrate, or even possibly turn on the front facing camera to feed directly to this said program. This could even go so far as if you have a bluetooth headset already paired with the phone, after getting in range of the phone with supplied coordinates, the headset could connect to the phone and give directions to handset location. This would also allow the person to determine if the phone is on or off and even possibly send a signal to remotely turn on handset temporarily (given battery life)in which time the lat. and long. would be provided would be more of a solution than sms if dealing with a powered off handset. But I also understand that the remote features could be hacked so security would be the first and foremost concern when addressing this.","2010-01-28T08:19:05","2010-02-08T13:02:18","nickelz",{"$nulls":3},1,1]
[null,5015,{"$nulls":3},"I am not against the idea of using triangulation in principle but aren't we making the scenario a bit too complicated? In the majority of cases the user will have forgotten his phone somewhere in his house (or in his office) and instead of spending some time to find it (it just happened to me yesterday and it took me 10 mins exactly) we can smiply send an sms to our phone.","2010-01-28T10:10:39","2010-01-28T10:10:39","salvatorer",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,5019,{"$nulls":3},"GPS triangulation suggests as if the phone is lost in a football field - moreover it isnt really accurate in reality. Using signal towers too complicates it. But a wifi/bluetooth based locator is quite possible without the intervention of other service providers.. you need another phone to scan through available devices....\n\n\n\n\nworst case you dont even need triangulation.. just a geiger counter mechanism would help (based on signal strength).","2010-01-28T12:00:46","2010-01-28T12:00:46","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,5022,{"$nulls":3},"The presence of a mobile phone(when it is switched on) is sometimes given away when it is near a loudspeaker.  I've noticed this intermittently with my phone, but only with some loudspeakers, where you get a kind of clicking sound amplifying a signal being sent by the phone.\n\n\n\n\nI can imagine a type of detector based on this type of signal.","2010-01-28T17:20:41","2010-01-29T14:30:12","richardb",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5027,{"$nulls":3},"This is the archetype of \"Symbian Idea\" that I wanted to see in this site! Great proposal and great implementation suggestions so far.\n\n\n\n\nWay to go! ","2010-01-28T21:51:58","2010-01-28T21:51:57","kensai",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5297,{"$nulls":3},"I mostly have my phone on silent! And how often I searched for it....\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThis would be so great! Easy but great!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-07T16:10:38","2010-02-07T16:10:38","Severin",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7858,{"$nulls":3},"Hi,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIf someone has skills to develop such  application (basically when special SMS comes to inbox, it would change  profile and beep), please contact me asap, olli.sirkia  {at } trado. fi\n\n\n\n\nBr,\n\n\n\n\nOlli","2010-06-02T09:27:38","2010-06-02T09:27:37","ollisir",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5310,{"$nulls":3},"There is a solution for this alreasy, and it does a lot more: www.trackandprotect.com","2010-02-08T09:34:51","2010-02-08T09:34:51","Robert_Harmsen",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5320,{"$nulls":3},"Theft Aware (http://www.theftaware.com) provides such functionality - a siren that can be activated and deactivated by SMS command.","2010-02-08T12:53:30","2010-02-08T12:53:30","reinhardholzner",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4557,{"$nulls":3},"This a cool idea, I like it. It would be great if the phone is nearly going to power off mode!\n\n\n\n\nIt will give special sound. Because if the phone is in silent mode and already powered off,\n\n\n\n\nthe SMS will not work","2010-01-18T07:54:22","2010-01-18T07:54:22","ahsan.mostafa",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4566,{"$nulls":3},"This is a great idea.\n\n\n\n\nOne of my colleagues in office even tried to patent this idea.\n\n\n\n\nAs the company was not interested, his idea was archived.","2010-01-18T10:29:18","2010-01-18T10:29:18","praseodeveloper",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4573,{"$nulls":3},"Love it - simple yet very useful!\n\n\n\n\nSounds like a special text is the way to go.\n\n\n\n\nPerhaps something like \"Find phone! 1234\" where 1234 is a user-defined PIN so that people can't randomly make your phone ring out when you have it on silent.\n\n\n\n\nSymbian phones could also ship with a built-in SMS template (or better still, app) where you just enter the PIN + phone number of missing phone and it composes the magic message for you.\n\n\n\n\nCome to think of it, couldn't this whole idea be implemented as a Symbian app right now? I think there are APIs for intercepting SMS messages so you could write an app to look out for the magic one. Not sure about ringing when silent though - maybe you need to some special (hard-to-obtain) capability to do that.","2010-01-18T11:57:08","2010-01-18T12:00:12","cirrus",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,10461,{"$nulls":3},"Oh Lord...\n\n\n\n\nAll the suggestions are dependant on either having another phone handy, or another handheld device with bluetooth. But wait, Didn't we just LOSE OUR PHONE? So what now, user has to run out and borrow somebodys phone?\n\n\n\n\nAwful idea guys. Especially:\n\n\n\n\n\"Why not make the phone ring when it detects a whistle?\"\n\n\n\n\nAh! A phone that goes off ringing and vibrating everytime you pass somebody that whistles! Killer feature!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nFor what it's worth, there IS already a function like this on HTC WindowsPhone7 phones. Their solution depends on a webbased solution though, so IDK how realistic this is. A lot of work just to copy the feature from somebody else.","2010-11-08T22:56:31","2010-11-08T22:56:31","whatwhat",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4830,{"$nulls":3},"Hi,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI think that this is more the idea for the 3rd party application, then something, which should be part of the operating system. Just define the SMS format (which is OS independant) and prepare such application for various mobile platoforms...\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nBR\n\n\n\n\nSTeN","2010-01-25T04:19:12","2010-01-25T04:19:12","stenlik",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4836,{"$nulls":3},"This is a cool idea..\n\n\n\n\nSending a predefined SMS from any number should make the phone play some sound so that people can easily locate it...\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSHould be easy to implement it as well...","2010-01-25T09:07:40","2010-01-25T09:07:40","vadlamudi1986",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,5092,{"$nulls":3},"Put a web server on the phone. Log into your phone from any browser (desktop, or another phone). Then you can do anything which would make the phone make noise. Turn on the ringer and call it from another phone. Tell it to play music. Alternatively, if it's not in the same room as you, tell it to report its current GPS location. Lots of options, you just need an interface between the phone's web server and the services on the phone.","2010-01-31T20:25:44","2010-01-31T20:25:44","Bob",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5096,{"$nulls":3},"Nice idea.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThough sometimes I can't find my phone when it's offline!","2010-02-01T11:42:22","2010-02-01T11:42:21","hugo",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7148,{"$nulls":3},"maybe one solution might be this:\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n After three calls from the same number in a short period of time, the phone increases the volume slightly every time that number rings again. So if somebody is frantically trying to reach you, or if you are ringing to find a lost phone, then you can bring it out of silent mode.","2010-04-20T14:23:43","2010-04-20T14:23:43","mjenning",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5115,"Mobile applications",null,"Automaticaly change Profile by sensing noise","I have been using Nokia N95 for more than a year. I am looking and trying to create an application which should sense the noise and change the profile accordingly. I mean, if the phone is in calm and quite environment, profile should change to silent mode, if phone is in crowded place, profile should change to Loud.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-02T11:04:54","2010-02-02T11:38:10","mohan_rn",0,0,"Done!",1,0]
[null,5117,{"$nulls":3},"Thats sound really good, You have my Vote.\n\n\n\n\nBut I think in calm and quite environment, profile should change to some Less Noisy Mode rather then Silent Mode.\n\n\n\n\nOne more thing - In your idea the device has to monitor the environment noise timely - may it effect the battery life. ","2010-02-02T11:26:27","2010-02-03T05:55:27","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5118,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Mohanakrishnan, this idea has already been suggested http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=1990 :) (To avoid duplication I am closing the idea)","2010-02-02T11:37:55","2010-02-03T05:57:12","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5371,"Mobile applications",null,"Panic-Button application. ","Panic Button application.\n\n\n\n\n- This app utilize the 3d accelerometer &amp;/or touchscreen for activation.\n\n\n\n\nShort introduction to Panic Botton app.:\n\n\n\n\nAfter the app is activated through acc. &amp;/or screen it start calling 3 pre-programmed numbers and plays a pre-recorded help message to the called person &amp; provides GPS co-ordinates for where the Panic-Botton app is located, (where help is needed).\n\n\n\n\nExtensions to this is the called persons return there own GPS co-ordinates and then Ovi maps calculates a route to go for applying help and tells the Panic-Button app. how long times it takes before help will be available, (via speaker sound &amp; screen text).\n\n\n\n\nBR Lars","2010-02-09T19:19:45","2010-02-09T19:22:33","larssalling",0,100,"Voting and discussion",6,0]
[null,5379,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Lars,\n\n\n\n\nI support this. I also have similar idea:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=4046\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\ncheers!","2010-02-10T04:36:24","2010-02-10T04:38:08","BoyBawang",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6203,{"$nulls":3},"HI dear we have simalar ideas, i got your post when  i was posting below message, But your idea is more innovative.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nDear friends,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nMy idea is to have special button in mobile. On pressing this button this will send message to the desire number SOS message and your current location on GPS. This can be life saving if one is trapped where he/she cant speak. eg. like trapped in collapsed building after earthquake.\n\n\n\n\nPlease post comments.\n\n\n\n\nRegards,\n\n\n\n\nShinish Sasidharan","2010-03-03T20:41:37","2010-03-03T20:41:37","shinish",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6139,"Symbian Foundation","Increase device usage","Live Space view","Hi every one,\n\n\n\n\nAgain back with little idea. This time live telescopic view of space over desired locations in space like craters in moon, face of mars, solar eclipse.\n\n\n\n\nHave a nice day.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nShinish sasidharan","2010-03-02T20:17:05","2010-03-03T11:50:05","shinish",0,100,"Voting and discussion",4,0]
[null,6152,{"$nulls":3},"I want an app like this! It gets my support.","2010-03-03T10:16:22","2010-03-03T10:16:22","annabelc",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6153,{"$nulls":3},"I want this app too, but at the moment, unless we have a direct link to Hubble I don't see it happening lol but who knows","2010-03-03T11:39:21","2010-03-03T11:39:21","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6178,{"$nulls":3},"This can be implemented - But we need to contact NASA to get connected with Hubble - \n\n\n\n\nSo My refinement to the Idea is- just when we Open this type of app and point it to sky - it detect our position vis GPS, Compass and Accelerometer - and send these data to NASA - and NASA send back the Images taken by Hubble at that position on our screen - which we can Zoom in.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nSo how is the Idea!","2010-03-03T16:43:00","2010-03-03T16:44:12","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6187,{"$nulls":3},"Do you have their number?  Just kidding......\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI think this is nice IDEA, and it needs a look from a technical and financial perspective.  NASA is a government agency in the USA......Very protective of data, but may be willing to share for educational or non-profit (e.g. Symbian Foundation).  the data would be de-classified and would only include limited information. \n\n\n\n\nThis is not a simple exercise, could be expensive and have a lot of paperwork involved.  The other issue is that the USA government may not share with anyone other than USA school systems?\n\n\n\n\nI am not voting against, as I watching this.\n\n\n\n\nI will email one of my scientific colleagues who collaborates scientifically through our education system directly with NASA and see what he thinks.","2010-03-03T17:20:58","2010-03-03T17:20:58","ginau",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,6198,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Guys, Thanks for your comments.\n\n\n\n\nMy idea is  to  integrate with some high end telescopes which provide us a deep scan to the universe. Like few year back GPS was imaginary now its reality, it may also possible.\n\n\n\n\nThis app can get connected with GPRS/EDGE/3G/WiFi/WiMax or even Satelites to get data.\n\n\n\n\nUser can also download captured videos, images, important events, and can chat with online users.\n\n\n\n\nThis application can also predict the visible area of stars and constellation in sky on defined day or time  based on users GPS cordinates.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nPlease give your comments.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThanks\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nShinish Sasidharan","2010-03-03T19:05:03","2010-03-03T19:22:28","shinish",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6140,{"$nulls":3},"How would we get pictures of these types of things......The cameras are very good for Symbians, but not that good.........So, if you could clarify how we would first get pictures of these very beautiful, yet obscure places that would help.\n\n\n\n\nThen the next step would be integration with whatever technology is capturing these awesome pics., and see some cool stuff...... \n\n\n\n\nBut again.  I think that your IDEA needs clarification and details for the community to understand it better and vote accordingly.","2010-03-02T22:36:45","2010-03-03T15:44:42","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6907,"Mobile applications",null,"Answering Machine","We r in class, in conference...or in busy...we need a answer machine.....just like a land phone...but can be silence","2010-04-02T19:57:29","2010-04-03T05:53:11","syduzzaman1",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,3]
[null,6913,{"$nulls":3},"There is already a software for Answering Machine - Name - \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nAdvanced Call Manager -- \n\n\n\nhttp://goo.gl/28kZ","2010-04-03T05:52:25","2010-04-03T05:52:25","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6996,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Md. Syduzzaman, does the advanced call manager software do everything you need it to?","2010-04-07T21:54:13","2010-04-07T21:54:13","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7163,"Mobile applications",null,"SMS Folders","Nowadays when we receive transactions receipts, passwords etc in the form of SMS, there should be a facility to make folders of the SMS Archives and secure them with passwords.\n\n\n\n\nThis will help, in protecting some of the important messages being viewed easily, also the Inbox will remain clean.","2010-04-22T11:04:30","2010-04-22T11:04:29","nidhi5282",0,100,"Voting and discussion",3,0]
[null,7269,{"$nulls":3},"Nidhi - Making a separate SMS folder is already present in Symbian - Password Securing the Sms folder would be great. - You have my Vote.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-04-26T19:24:05","2010-04-26T19:27:30","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7931,"Symbian Foundation","Improve the running of Symbian","Symbian can be upgradeable :)","Symbian can be upgradeable.\n\n\n\n\nFor example today i buy mobile phone device with symbian 9.5 os, tomorrow new version released, for example Symbian OS 10. It's be good to be upgrade device from 9.5 to 10!!!\n\n\n\n\nWith this feature I can save money! :) I am love my current device but my OS version is not supported current day! But... Hurrey i can upgrade it!!!! :)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAdditionaly not supported hardware features can work safe mode on old device.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThats all! Good luck on develop! :)\n\n\n\n\nAnd sorry for my english! :)))","2010-06-08T17:09:00","2010-06-10T20:44:27","Nadiritus",0,0,"Closed",1,0]
[null,7936,{"$nulls":3},"Nadir, This is a good IDEA. It is also in expert review. I am not sure why it does not come up under similar ideas. Will bring up to moderator crew. Since it is already submitted and be reviewed by exerts, could we please close?","2010-06-10T01:40:07","2010-06-10T01:40:07","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2300,"Mobile functionality",null,"Mobile optimization","A device that will optimize itself dependent on my location e.e. auto calibrate screen, brightness according to time of day and switch connections from 3G to Wifi and turn off the un-used one in key locations such as work/home/starbucks etc ","2009-11-03T16:37:26","2009-11-03T16:37:26","piotrmadej",0,100,"Voting and discussion",4,0]
[null,8666,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing this to the front. This is simple and elegant. I vote yes.","2010-08-03T16:33:33","2010-08-03T16:33:33","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8676,{"$nulls":3},"Its not at all that simple to build, but should definitely be a main point in the development (at least from a API offered by the Foundation) of S^4/5. What Nokia is doing with Bots could lend to this kind of functionality.","2010-08-04T04:33:36","2010-08-04T04:33:36","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2812,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Symbian Signed and Advanced Mode","Symbian Signed in its current form is a nuisance. As a user, I wouldn&#39;t call an OS Open Source if I have to hack into it to access all its features. When I buy a device, I &#39;OWN&#39; it. I shouldn&#39;t be locked out of certain areas of the device just because &#39;you&#39; think I can&#39;t handle it. \n\nThere should be an Advanced mode for Users, it could be locked behind a security code which can only be obtained from symbian website, after singing a terms of use agreeement. It should be that people using the advanced mode should have free access to all areas of the phone and should be able to tweak whatever they want. That would truly be &#39;Open Source&#39;. ","2009-11-21T03:50:09","2009-11-21T03:50:09","hardeep1singh",0,100,"Voting and discussion",6,0]
[null,3068,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Artificial Intelligence to stop &#39;Are you sure?&#39; messages","I&#39;d like Symbian to be the first platform to irradicate irritating &#39;Are you sure you want to do that?&#39; messages.\n\nIn many applications, particularly when you want to exit - the application double checks even when it should be blindingly obvious that I meant to do what I askes the phone to do. Symbian should have an artificial intelligence engine of some kind to monitor my activity and only ask these questions in the correct context.\n\nFor example:\n\nTim as been writing a long SMS and hits exit without saving or sending - ask if I meant to do that because I&#39;ll lose a lot of work if it was an accident.\n\nTim pressed the wrong application button in the home screen and entered maps instead of messaging and now wants to exit (after being in the app a short amount of time) don&#39;t confirm - just do it.","2009-12-01T15:53:44","2009-12-01T15:53:44","timh",0,100,"Voting and discussion",5,0]
[null,6928,{"$nulls":3},"Very good idea. Current symbian phones ask too many dumb questions even multiple times and the user has not even the option to remember the question. ","2010-04-04T15:22:12","2010-04-04T15:22:12","axeljaeger",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7103,{"$nulls":3},"Sending this back up for a vote.  I am not for or against, but this is not moving and needs discussion, or it will be closed.\n\n\n\n\nThanks, SF moderator team","2010-04-16T17:26:13","2010-04-16T17:26:13","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7113,{"$nulls":3},"I think this is great thing to add on Symbian OS -\n\n\n\n\nNokia Betalabs has recently introduced an app called Nokia Bots - Which  Learns Your Move to Make Your Daily Life Easier.\n\n\n\n\nThis would be great addon to this app - Please check -  \n\n\n\nhttp://goo.gl/AcZI\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n -\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nYou have my vote.","2010-04-17T07:16:01","2010-04-17T07:16:36","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3836,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Add Option to change Icon of any App or Folder ","My idea is Simple -Add Option to change icon of any app or folder","2009-12-22T18:51:55","2010-10-11T05:19:15","s60betalabs",0,91.26,"Expert review",33,1]
[null,8523,{"$nulls":3},"We can also use any animated icon to replace the default Symbian Icons :-)","2010-07-21T20:03:30","2010-07-22T03:09:01","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4437,{"$nulls":3},"I think he means being able to just change the icon of a program/folder as you can in Windows (with .ICO files).\n\n\n\n\nWe can now change themes with whole collections of icons for apps/tools/folders, but not a particular one. I remember Nokia Communicator 9300 (Symbian S80) allowed something like that; from a limited source of icons, but still, it would be nice to have that kind of personalisation.","2010-01-14T21:11:31","2010-01-15T16:08:48","rrss",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4444,{"$nulls":3},"i support it ;) i wished b4 i could do that ;)\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-15T05:04:32","2010-01-15T05:04:32","et3rnal",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3955,{"$nulls":3},"Could you give an image or example to explain what you mean or what you envision?  That would be very helpful.","2009-12-27T07:30:43","2009-12-27T07:30:43","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3975,{"$nulls":3},"I get the Idea - You want to change the Icon of Folder and Apps according to yourself- Ok I Like the Idea and support it- Some time I didnt like theme Icons - and wish could change them-  but where did we get new icons.....!","2009-12-28T04:31:33","2009-12-28T04:31:33","tahmeedans",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4490,{"$nulls":3},"That is something I have always wished I could do. I am for personalisation!","2010-01-16T16:20:34","2010-01-20T12:38:00","eduardohl",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3982,{"$nulls":3},"You can buy new icons from symbian-guru.com if this is something you want.   He is selling an entire pallette.  Than someone from this site has a something  like unsigned iHOME.sis aplication and you can do what you are suggesting.sis It is do-able, and there are other sites which also let you purchase or design the icons.  I hope that this information was helpful.","2009-12-28T04:41:59","2009-12-28T04:41:59","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9660,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing it Back for Community Support!","2010-09-26T20:53:17","2010-09-26T20:53:16","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9948,{"$nulls":3},"Please merge with:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=9141","2010-10-08T12:21:32","2010-10-08T12:21:32","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7164,"Mobile applications",null,"PC Suite","I am using Nokia PC suite, it automatically shows the SMS at the left hand side column. I suggest there should be options provided to the user to be able to select what he/she want to see in the PC Suite window. \n\n\n\n\nThis will prevent unneccesary info to get displayed.","2010-04-22T11:09:46","2010-04-22T11:09:46","nidhi5282",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,7272,{"$nulls":3},"Nidhi Nokia PC suite comes under Nokia Betalabs - http://betalabs.nokia.com/ - It's better to approach Betalabs to implement this idea.","2010-04-26T19:33:58","2010-04-26T19:33:58","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7932,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Access Notifications Bar, Current Programs and Music By Single Tap (UI Picture Included)","Well, Many of us feel the need of a notification bar (like Android and other OS) which doesn't disturb you when you are doing something. A notification could be a sms, mms, email, alarm, sport score, updates and much more.\n\n\n\n\nNow Question arises where should we put the notifications bar and how to access it? Well, I have a suggestion where notification bar can be used for much more rather than just for notifications. To access notifications bar tap the notification icons. (See the image below)\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThere Should Also be an API that lets 3rd party applications to use the notification bar.\n\n\n\n\n(some images have been taken from other mobile operating systems).","2010-06-08T18:28:21","2010-06-08T18:45:26","hkk12369",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,8444,"Mobile applications",null,"Prominent link to Horizon from Symbian.org","Link to Horizon is buried behind Apps link on top which leads one to a link hiding on the lower right hand side (head to Symbian Horizon for more info).\n\n\n\n\nShould appear on home.  Symbian.org.","2010-07-17T20:07:06","2010-07-17T20:07:06","Mesenburg",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,8480,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Chris,\n\n\n\n\nIf you click on our sites at the top of the Symbian.org site the Horizon link is there.  Also you can find the link to Horizon under \"Go to our app directory\" which is under \"Apps and devices\" on the main page","2010-07-20T14:48:20","2010-07-20T17:02:47","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,2813,"Mobile functionality","Core platform","Expiry date on Symbian Certificates","Whose bright idea was it to put an expiry date on symbian signed certificates? Does anyone really think that a certified application can suddenly become a  virus after a certain period of time that they have to add an expiry date to the certificate? It only adds to nuisance and does nothing productive as half the applications you find on the internet are good to use but give you a certificate expired error, which can be confusing to get around for new users. I think the expiry date on Symbian Signed certificates should be scrapped.","2009-11-21T04:06:52","2009-11-21T04:07:31","hardeep1singh",0,87.25,"Voting and discussion",12,1]
[null,2837,{"$nulls":3},"Certificates have to have an expiry date, it's a requirement of the X.509 specification.  The purpose of a certificate (not just code signing, any certificate) is to record that at a particular time the certificate issuer made a particular assertion about the certificate subject.  The purpose of the certificate expiry date is not so clear: some people (including me) think it should mean that after that time the certificate should not be used to make any new signatures; other people (including the Symbian software install architect at the time it was implemented) think it should mean that after that time the certificate should not be relied on.  The latter view won out, and although I didn't agree with it I do understand the argument, which is that you can't rely on the algorithms used to create the certificate being unbroken for ever, and you can't rely on the revocation infrastructure existing forever, so a very old certificate is no longer trustworthy.\n\n\n\nBecause of this, I think you need to refine your idea.  I believe the current validity period for a content certificate (the one that actually signs the application to be installed on the phone) is 5 years.  Do you think it should be longer than this, and if so how do you counter the arguments about needing to trust the signature algorithms and provide revocation service for that certificate for that long?","2009-11-23T15:19:06","2009-11-30T15:20:04","craigh",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2838,{"$nulls":3},"i think the problem could be solved with a chain-of-trust.  instead of maintaining a single certificate, when an application is installed on the mobile it could be first verified, then stripped of original certificate and signature, and finally re-signed with a locally controlled certificate.  in this manner, the original install media may expire (like it currently does) but a local copy is retained with a local authority.  the local copy is signed in such a manner that the app can only be installed onto the local device, and a daemon could provide notice when local certificates will soon expire, enabling a user to &quot;add a link to the chain of trust&quot;.","2009-11-23T15:43:12","2009-11-24T02:58:58","bitflung",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,2858,{"$nulls":3},"I believe this problem was really exacerbated by the short default lifetime of self-signed certificates created by the &quot;makekeys&quot; tools: at least in the beginning, any application signed using the default settings would expire after only 1 year. So effectively any download of an application that did not require Symbian Signing would be valid for at most a year, and less if someone reused their certifications several months after creating.\n\nOf course, there are other ways (using Open SSH) for creating certificates with a longer term - for example, I typically use one with a 10-year validity - but limiting the default certificates in this way was in my view a mistake.","2009-11-24T09:54:34","2009-11-24T09:54:34","mgroeber",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,2862,{"$nulls":3},"Self signing and Symbian Signed are different things. Symbian Signed certificates are valid for 10 years, far longer than the lifetime of a phone I would say.\n\nMakekeys was designed to create a certificate for self signing with a validity period of 12 months and that is the problem. As Marcus and others have said this can be changed using openssl tools directly.\n\nThe best solution would be for app developers to use Symbian Signed rather than self signing, then the app would 1&gt; not display strange warning to the user and 2&gt; not display an error saying &quot;untrusted&quot; on installation.\n","2009-11-24T11:48:34","2009-11-24T15:09:19","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},1,1]
[null,3120,{"$nulls":3},"Er, hello, makekeys has an -expdays argument.  Set it to whatever you like...","2009-12-02T21:03:30","2009-12-02T21:03:30","iain",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3581,"Mobile functionality","User interface","time zones","Your predefined time zones are very limited, fail to represent many important regions and are sometimes outright wrong.\n\n\n\n\nE.g.: Spain has two time zones (mainland and Canary Islands) but you can only chose the mainland one or Argentina is currently wrong by one hour.\n\n\n\n\nSuggestions: push regular configuration update messages including changed or improved time zone settings, or allow editing and adding time zones. But at least get the basics right.","2009-12-16T00:14:44","2010-06-14T11:53:11","rainerup",0,100,"Expert review",161,0]
[null,10005,{"$nulls":3},"Very good!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-09T08:37:03","2010-10-09T08:37:03","Tallert",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6170,{"$nulls":3},"Worth nothing, I went to run the usual s/w update on my handset today - and it seems that Nokia pushed out a package rather quietly naked time zone update. Nice for them to do, but each manufacturer shouldn't have to do this for each handset which is the core of this idea.","2010-03-03T15:58:51","2010-03-03T15:58:51","thewinchester",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6427,{"$nulls":3},"I personally don't need that, but I think for some people this would be a very useful thing.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nTherefore I support that idea.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-12T16:02:40","2010-03-12T16:02:40","Lasse.Svensson",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6688,{"$nulls":3},"In times, where many people only talking about the big hype \"mobile  internet\" I like ideas like this one: It seems small and not so  spectacular like some other ideas, but I think that for most people in  every-day's use this is more helpful than many other things.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI  like it and hope for it!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-22T12:23:48","2010-03-22T12:23:48","MarcoCarter",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6693,{"$nulls":3},"In times, where many people only talking about the big hype \"mobile  internet\" I like ideas like this one: It seems small and not so  spectacular like some other ideas, but I think that for most people in  every-day's use this is more helpful than many other things.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI  like it and hope for it!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-22T12:26:17","2010-03-22T12:26:17","MarcoCarter",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7278,{"$nulls":3},"Not important for all users, but many important for some users.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI support it!!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-04-27T08:50:09","2010-04-27T08:50:09","Tobias.vonMangoldt",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5999,{"$nulls":3},"This is an absolute pet peeve of mine. A great example of this problem is the AWST timezone.\n\nIt was running on DST for a period of three years, then decided not to go DST anymore.\n\nIt took a whole two firmware revisions before this was fixed and correct times could be shown without having to set your time zone back to something in the correct time.\n\nIt shouldn&#39;t take firmware revisions for these kind of changes, it should be up-datable either separate from the OS by user intervention or checking in with a central &#39;time zone&#39; repository once in a while to get the latest updates. ","2010-02-27T16:36:53","2010-02-27T16:36:53","thewinchester",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7066,{"$nulls":3},"Nice idea.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-04-14T16:59:40","2010-04-14T16:59:40","JasperGardlo",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6600,{"$nulls":3},"Great idea!","2010-03-16T16:43:00","2010-03-16T16:43:00","Carsten.Weber",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6625,{"$nulls":3},"I support the idea as well. Maybe change the time zone automatically based on cell phone tower location or upon first wi-fi connection in the new time zone? So when you land on an international airport and connect to their wi-fi, you get a prompt with a time zone change and a neat little informative zone map, with time difference from previous destination/s.","2010-03-18T01:27:57","2010-03-18T01:27:57","Lek",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6122,{"$nulls":3},"Good idea.","2010-03-01T18:27:31","2010-03-01T18:27:31","Breiniger",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6384,{"$nulls":3},"I support that!\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-10T18:21:43","2010-03-10T18:21:43","Bob.Winter",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3837,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Display Symbian OS logo with device logo as phone starts and shutdown.","Display Symbian OS logo with device logo as phone starts and shutdown.","2009-12-22T18:53:34","2010-10-11T05:23:52","s60betalabs",0,70.33,"Expert review",38,7]
[null,3845,{"$nulls":3},"We already have this in our development kits. I think almost anyone not involved in managing brands for handset manufacturers would agree with you, but I'm afraid it comes down to politics. This idea is largely covered and more by nithya's idea of a 'Symbian powered' logo. So I'd have to scrap it for being redundant. Sorry.","2009-12-22T20:25:57","2009-12-25T12:46:15","brendand",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,9513,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing back for community Support!","2010-09-16T09:36:51","2010-09-16T09:37:10","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4423,{"$nulls":3},"I agree i love symbian &amp; nokia with nokia no problems coz all ppl knew it but when i say symbian no 1 know wt I'm taking about :( companies must sppurt that think to support symbian as well :))","2010-01-14T14:23:45","2010-01-20T12:35:54","et3rnal",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3949,{"$nulls":3},"why not a logo in startup ;) i Support this bro ;)","2009-12-26T17:51:53","2009-12-29T13:18:28","apache",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4073,{"$nulls":3},"Nice _ I would like to Know - which OS I am running...!","2010-01-03T09:57:23","2010-01-03T09:57:23","za4689862",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,7677,"Mobile functionality",null,"Thai Word break","Normal 0     false false false  EN-US X-NONE TH               MicrosoftInternetExplorer4                                                                                                                                                            \n\n /* Style Definitions */\n table.MsoNormalTable\n\t{mso-style-name:\"Table Normal\";\n\tmso-tstyle-rowband-size:0;\n\tmso-tstyle-colband-size:0;\n\tmso-style-noshow:yes;\n\tmso-style-priority:99;\n\tmso-style-qformat:yes;\n\tmso-style-parent:\"\";\n\tmso-padding-alt:0cm 5.4pt 0cm 5.4pt;\n\tmso-para-margin-top:0cm;\n\tmso-para-margin-right:0cm;\n\tmso-para-margin-bottom:10.0pt;\n\tmso-para-margin-left:0cm;\n\tline-height:115%;\n\tmso-pagination:widow-orphan;\n\tfont-size:11.0pt;\n\tmso-bidi-font-size:14.0pt;\n\tfont-family:\"Calibri\",\"sans-serif\";\n\tmso-ascii-font-family:Calibri;\n\tmso-ascii-theme-font:minor-latin;\n\tmso-fareast-font-family:\"Times New Roman\";\n\tmso-fareast-theme-font:minor-fareast;\n\tmso-hansi-font-family:Calibri;\n\tmso-hansi-theme-font:minor-latin;}\n\nIn Thai, the sentence is different from English. The words in Thai are written continuous without space that use as usual in English so they display as a very long single word and over the screen. Although, s60 browser is used webkit as rendering engine but in the Google Chrome (for Android) and Safari (for iPhone) don&rsquo;t appeared the same problem as in s60 browser. As a result, the problem should be fixed for better internet experience of Thai user.","2010-05-25T08:55:20","2010-05-25T08:55:19","Nozomi",0,0,"Voting and discussion",1,0]
[null,9981,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Support for wireless micro display ActualView","There should be support for a new gadget type.\n\n\n\n\nLet's name it ActualView\n\n\n\n\nThis gadget is a watch-like.\n\n\n\n\nIt is a micro display which can be carried on hand as watch.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThis micro display connects through bluetooth.\n\n\n\n\nAnd it gives us possibility to:\n\n\n\n\n- message reading,\n\n\n\n\n- control of music player\n\n\n\n\n- watch RSS feeds\n\n\n\n\n- checking calls\n\n\n\n\n- manage calendar and other apps\n\n\n\n\n- updates of facebook/twitter\n\n\n\n\n- checking date and battery indicator\n\n\n\n\n- answer calls\n\n\n\n\n- quick calling to the e.g. 10 most important contacts\n\n\n\n\n- supports connection with bluetooth headset\n\n\n\n\n - sending files to the other phone\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThere also may be:\n\n\n\n\n- sending actual screen of the mobile to the ActialView\n\n\n\n\n- showing maps\n\n\n\n\n- voice dictation support (imagine that you can send message without taking out your handset from the pocket)\n\n\n\n\n- imagine that you can use e.g. Sports Tracker and check your distance and actual speed while you run or ride on bike\n\n\n\n\n- it can navigate you without holding your handset in your hand you can see everything on your small \"watch\"\n\n\n\n\n- and much much more,\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nActualView may have touchscreen and it may support witdgets, movie watching and much much more\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWhat do you think about it ?","2010-10-08T13:20:58","2010-10-11T03:36:56","superfly86",0,100,"Closed",28,0]
[null,766,"Symbian Foundation","Make development easier","Direct programming questions to Stack Overflow","We currently have discussion boards (powered by vBulletin).  They are not yet in active use for technical programming questions.  This type of discussion board is far from ideal for programming Q&amp;A, but that is the main use of them on sites like Forum Nokia.\n\n\n\n\nIn the last 6 months or so, a new programming Q&amp;A site, Stack Overflow, has been created.  It&apos;s design is much more suited to our purpose and it has been rapidly embraced by the community (3 million unique visitors/month already, about 1/3 of the English speaking professional programmers in the world).  Following a review of alternative Q&amp;A type sites, this is by far the best designed for our specific purpose.\n\n\n\n\nRather than host programming Q&amp;A activity on our own site (migrating from Forum Nokia and trying to get new developers to come to us) we could direct all of our users with technical questions to Stack Overflow instead, just advising them to tag their questions with \"Symbian\".\n\n\n\n\nPros:\n\n\n\n\n* Advanced reputation system with community voting for best answers, the ability to set reputation bounties on questions.\n\n\n\n\n* Automatic grant of increasing moderation powers as reputation increases to allow the community to moderate itself.\n\n\n\n\n* Automatically searches related questions (well) before submission of a new question.\n\n\n\n\n* Automated creation of FAQ entries from popular and well edited questions (it&apos;s possible to edit questions and answers to improve them too, they retain history like a wiki).\n\n\n\n\n* Optimized for Google search - answers on Stack Overflow rank very highly in relevant search queries.\n\n\n\n\n* Large existing developer community (most popular site for iPhone developement questions, significant existing C++ and JavaScript audiences etc.)\n\n\n\n\n* Avoids the question of where discussion should be hosted (Forum Nokia, Qt Forums, Symbian Foundation etc)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nCons\n\n\n\n\n* Future development, upgrades and modifications not controlled by us.\n\n\n\n\n* Separate site for developers to visit (although they use OpenID, so technically we could still integrate with our Crowd SSO server).\n\n\n\n\n* Currently no support for languages other than English.\n\n\n\n\n* Programming Q&amp;A only, no other discussion permitted (actually, this might be a Pro - we can still host non-programming discussion about our platform on our vBulletin instance).\n\n\n\n\n* Long term security of data? (This might not be a problem)\n\n\n\n\n* No automatic moderation rights for our technical staff (This is only a start up problem, we&apos;d acquire them relatively quickly if we&apos;re doing our jobs properly)\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIt&apos;s possible that we can remove or reduce the impact of some of the cons listed by paying for development of certain features on the site (it&apos;s a very small team that&apos;s building it).\n\n\n\n\nAnother possible alternative (that I&apos;ve enquired about) is that we could license their engine for our own use, although that loses some of the benefits highlighted above.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nFurther analysis, comments and suggestions very welcome!\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nP.S. This is not actually my idea but one that was suggested to me by several people independently before I had time to investigate thoroughly.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-05-27T11:01:17","2010-10-15T12:04:30","markw",0,82.77,"Expert review",30,4]
[null,768,{"$nulls":3},"I also like SO and agree with your pro/con analysis. Discussion boards are definitely not optimal for programming Q&amp;A.\n\n\n\n\nCurrent Symbian-related questions on SO are rather low quality. If there were a lot more interesting, high-quality questions and answers in symbian tags, I presume it would also promote the Symbian platform to the overall developer community. Getting developer mindshare is vital for any platform.","2009-05-27T12:00:27","2009-05-27T12:00:27","laalto",{"$nulls":3},4,0]
[null,769,{"$nulls":3},"I can&apos;t decide on this one. I like Stack Overflow, and the benefits you list above are not in dispute. However, moving the Q&amp;A knowledgebase off the Symbian site isn&apos;t ideal.  I can see that many of the answers would link back into developer.symbian.org (thus directing readers to our content) but where new material is created in answer to questions, wouldn&apos;t it be preferable to retain that on our site than elsewhere? A website search on our site won&apos;t index stack overflow (AFAICT) so potentially our site users miss information.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWhich of the advantages listed above do we lose if we license their engine and run our own stack overflow on developer.symbian.org?","2009-05-27T12:35:30","2009-05-27T12:48:58","stichbury",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,771,{"$nulls":3},"If you are going to go with stack overflow then just use their site and don&apos;t create a clone of it since you lose all the benefits of the stackoverflow brand.\n\n\n\n\nMy reservations are the quality of the answers and users correctly entering tags since both these issues do not tend to scale well.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-05-27T13:28:40","2009-05-27T14:13:13","adetaylor",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,772,{"$nulls":3},"This is a very interesting idea - it deserves serious consideration\n\n\n\n\nI&apos;ll raise it with the group of external developers that I&apos;m meeting this evening at an invited event in Silicon Valley, to gauge their feedback\n\n\n\n\nI remember that StackOverflow was a hot topic of discussion some months back in the (ex-)Symbian internal \"Symbian General\" discussion database.  I no longer have access to that database.  I wonder if anyone who still has access to that is able to review that discussion and post any key points here (assuming they&apos;re suitable for open sharing)","2009-05-27T13:57:12","2009-05-27T13:57:11","dw2",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,783,{"$nulls":3},"I just heard back from the team behind Stack Overflow - they say that Stack Overflow was never intended to replace every topic-specific gathering spot for developers (I think they&apos;ve been so successful they&apos;re in danger of destroying their own revenue models!).  Fog Creek software will get back to me about the possibility of our own hosted version of the engine - they&apos;re working on it as a product.\n\n\n\n\nThis means we&apos;re unlikely to get special feature requests (e.g. synchronising user profiles between our sites) but it doesn&apos;t mean we shouldn&apos;t send people there...\n\n\n\n\nDefinitely worthy of further discussion, although we obviously need to know the cost of our own hosted solution to factor in.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-05-29T07:56:36","2009-05-29T07:56:36","markw",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,784,{"$nulls":3},"Idea of avoiding multiple-places for technical discussion boards, this seems very optimal. Analysis of Mark is spot on..But that said, I have some serious reservations of a few points:\n\n\n\n\n-Given the audiance of who is asking questions, an already very lost and confused individual, trying to find information, its hard that they will not confuse non-Symbian related issues with Symbian related ones. Contrary, quality of answers might dip down actually as someone answering might not be even aware of some Symbian-specific issues (Given how much brand-marketing is already out there regarding Symbian).\n\n\n\n\n-I am for the idea of more of a &apos;One stop place for Only Symbian issues&apos;. That way, the confusion of a new-bie(who is most often the one who asks) is reduced considerably.","2009-05-29T08:10:44","2009-05-29T09:59:25","NeilBhasme",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,792,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Mark,\n\n\n\n\n I think the idea is appealling for two reasons:\n\n\n\nImmediately exposes Symbian to a large pool of developers, giving them the impression of a vibrant platform \nStackOverflow functionality is superior to that used by vBulletin\n\n\n\n However, having discussed this with a selection of people, the following negatives were identified around community:\n\n\n\nA wholesale migration of forums away from the Symbian website shifts the hub of the community from Symbian. The problem this causes is that users don&apos;t enter the cycle of participation and community that we&apos;d like them to. They don&apos;t get exposed to other community activities such as rating other people&apos;s content, correcting wiki articles, etc.\nWhen search is implemented properly, typing a term into the site search box and viewing all relevant content (including forum posts) in one place is useful\nWe lose our ability to present our brand and key news and events to developers. The website is a marketing tool as well as a support mechanism\n\n\n\nThings we can do without moving the hub of our community:\n\n\n\nIn terms of functionality, we should identify the key aspects that we lack and aim to add them - most likely using something other than vBulletin. I wonder if the StackOverflow guys would help us out? Does anyone know them?\nWe can make users aware of the discussions taking place on the SO site via an RSS feed on our site (much as we hope to do with other forums)\nWe should aim to be visible on forums other than our own. Certainly, the tech support team should be looking to post on all relevant forums, not just those on Symbian&apos;s website.\nWe could advertise on the SO website. How about a nice big Symbian logo for all iPhone related tags?\nWhy don&apos;t we ask provocative questions that highlight deficiencies in other platforms technologies?\n\n\n\nAnd on the topic of an \"Exclusive community\", what does this mean? By having a hub for the Symbian community on our website, we certainly don&apos;t become exclusive. We&apos;re just providing another place for people to congregate. I think we&apos;ve very much moved on from the days when a website jealously protected its users and tried all sorts of tricks to try and prevent them leaving the site. We gain much from the existence of as many hubs of discussion about Symbian as possible. Our attraction as one of these hubs is that in many cases we can be authoritative, plus we offer a location that contributors are likely to visit - and share their wisdom. Other hubs will have alternative &apos;selling points&apos; such as commercial knowledge, breadth of experience, focus on a particular runtime or language, etc.\n\n\n\n\n - Freddie\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-05-29T11:29:29","2009-05-29T13:33:35","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,794,{"$nulls":3},"I&apos;m for the stackoverflow approach for Q&amp;A, put simply it&apos;s just a better way of hosting this kind of information exchange. I&apos;m not a great fan of FN or SDN sites, they make me wish for simple usenet group(s) or a hypermail interface. I also like the idea that Symbian is a part of the &apos;rest of world&apos; I think people perceive Symbian OS as something slightly seperate, weird and foreign (especially to Americans :)), though I can understand a desire to have some structure or even control.\n\n\n\n\nIdeally developer.symbian.org would have a Symbian oriented &apos;view&apos; on the data that in Stackoverflow.com. In other words have it virtually host SF community questions.\n\n\n\n\nCurrently a simple view is possible by displaying feeds from SO with various tags and optionse.g. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/symbian,http://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/symbian%20carbide.\n\n\n\n\nIdeally you would also have a Symbian customised view for asking questions as well, I hoped that you might be able to have a link to SO questions which automatically added a &apos;symbian&apos; tag but I don&apos;t think that is currently possible. Someone a bit more &apos;webby&apos; than me may know more about whether they could do this or whether they would need assistance from the people at Stackoverflow.\n\n\n\n\nRegards\n\n\n\n\n- Tony\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-05-29T11:52:37","2009-05-29T11:52:37","tonylo",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,797,{"$nulls":3},"What would happen if we took no notice of Stack Overflow? There are already Symbian questions on there, even though SDN and FN exist: we would clear have to do more than SDN and FN have done if we are to attract developers to our site.\n\n\n\n\nIt think it&apos;s fairly clear that people will use SO anyway, if only because a lot of developers work with multiple platforms, or have questions about other things (I might well ask Perl questions in SO, for example).\n\n\n\n\nThe really important thing for the community is whether or not people get the answers they need. To make sure they do, we would probably want to keep an eye on Symbian questions on SO so that we could provide answers with links to relevant material on our site.\n\n\n\n\nI vote in favour, though I might stop short of dumping our forums altogether - we should certainly highlight SO as an alternative way of getting information, and if we can add them as a resource that can be searched then that would be a good way to co-exist.\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-05-29T13:39:05","2009-05-29T13:42:36","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,801,{"$nulls":3},"One of the Forum Nokia Champions I was discussing this with came up with a very valid risk - Stack Overflow may be a very attractive target for a big competitor like Google in the battle for developer mindshare.  I thought it was worth adding that to the discussion here on the negative side (or in favour of having our own hosted version at least).\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-05-29T14:27:45","2010-01-24T00:51:30","markw",{"$nulls":3},0,1]
[null,816,{"$nulls":3},"Besides that there are some question that need answers ... What are the guarantees that stack overflow will mantain the service with quality in the near future? What are the guarantees that they will keep the service itself in long term? We expect a long life to symbian, but what about the site? Many people think the design of the site is ugly. How can we change that if it&apos;s not under our control and if, for example, this is not the opinion of the owners?\n\n\n\n\nFor me the SF should keep the control over the discussion boards.","2009-05-30T16:21:15","2009-06-01T10:13:03","olympio",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,845,{"$nulls":3},"OK, latest info from the people behind Stack Overflow is that they won&apos;t have an off-the-shelf engine ready for us to license for around 6 months to a year, although they are working on it.  They could do something custom for us before then but it would cost us (probably &gt;$50k) so they recommend we wait...\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nIf we wait for a better engine to become available from them, I think it would actually make much more sense to direct people to the current SO site until it&apos;s available, the reason being we should be able to import all of the relevant questions from their database, which isn&apos;t going to be an option if we use vBulletin until it&apos;s ready.\n\n\n\n\nThoughts?\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-06-02T15:54:50","2009-06-04T10:44:31","markw",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,1189,{"$nulls":3},"One of the interesting things you can do with vBulletin is populate forums via an external RSS feed.  Stackoverflow gives feeds and it looks like you can do it based on keywords (see http://stackoverflow.com/questions/57153/stackoverflow-rss).  We could populate a developer.symbian.org forum using the keyword symbian.  As well as pulling in this external content, the website search would pick this forum up as well.","2009-06-23T12:02:52","2009-06-23T12:34:38","paulc",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1194,{"$nulls":3},"It looks like StackOverflow may have an off-the-shelf solution sooner than they expected - September to be precise.\n\n\n\n\nhttp://www.stackexchange.com/\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-06-23T15:56:27","2009-06-23T15:56:27","markw",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,1278,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","increased multi-language online presence","I was struck by the lack of Symbian presence on www.developpez.com, the top French software developer community website with up to 184 000 daily visits.\n\n\n\n\nThey just opened a specialized area for mobile technologies and announced it on their front page.\n\n\n\n\nEven if you don&apos;t read French, it&apos;s easy to see that Symbian is nowhere to be seen here:\n\n\n\n\nhttp://www.developpez..net/forums/d771711/systemes/autres-systemes/mobiles/ouverture-rubrique-mobiles\n\n\n\n\nSymbian Ltd had a presence in China and Forum Nokia has Spanish content but I wonder how many whole countries with vibrant developer communities have little awareness of Symbian technologies simply because the main development forums they use is not focused on the English language.\n\n\n\n\nAs a general rule, I fully expect competent developers to be able to read technical documentation in English.\n\n\n\n\nHowever, from a communication point of view, where and how do they get their first taste for technologies?\n\n\n\n\nOpening a themed blog on developpez.com is free. Even if the foundation is planning to rely on volunteers for localized community awareness improvements, it should at least be able to fly several of them to the recently announced SEE2009 or, more generally, have a budget to support volunteers.\n\n\n\n\nThe foundation could support both its members and the community by brokering punctual paid translation work for new technical documentation of Symbian-based developer products...\n\n\n\n\nShould there be a bias for choosing Symbian Ambassadors who can produce content in more than one language?\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-07-01T12:04:51","2010-06-11T15:16:16","adetaylor",0,66.74,"Closed",8,3]
[null,1293,{"$nulls":3},"The lack of \"Symbian presence\" on such a website is not always something that should be rectified by paid Foundation staff. If none of the users of that website have bothered then perhaps nobody wants or needs information on Symbian in French.\n\n\n\n\nWe do think about sponsoring some translations, but I think there has to be some evidence that it would support an existing community. The Symbian Foundation doesn&apos;t have deep pockets, and can&apos;t afford to have \"the best developer community that money can buy\"...","2009-07-02T17:53:31","2009-07-02T17:53:31","william_roberts",{"$nulls":3},3,0]
[null,1296,{"$nulls":3},"I have to agree with William.  The most popular &apos;unofficial&apos; (as in not an OEM, operator or us) developer site covering Symbian is based in France (www.newlc.com).  It is a dual language site and almost all of the content is in English.\n\n\n\n\nI voted in favour of the idea but I suspect the level we&apos;d be able to support this is to have a community of volunteers translating short articles/blogs that then link to other content in English elsewhere.  Presence on a site like developpez.com is an excellent way to get visibility to those who otherwise might not hear about Symbian - it should be possible to do it for next to no cost though.\n\n\n\n\nShould the role of a Symbian Foundation staff member be to identify (with the help of the community) sites we want a presence on and recruit/manage the community of volunteers (mostly by providing them with pointers to appropriate content for translation)?  I expect our budget stretches to some level of reward for the most active contributors in this area...","2009-07-03T08:56:20","2009-07-07T14:12:13","markw",{"$nulls":3},3,0]
[null,1305,{"$nulls":3},"As a native spanish speaker, and from a strictly developer point of view, I have some reservations with this idea. To me, as a programmer, the best and most up to date resources are the ones available in english, which is the lingua franca in this activity. As you state, any serious programmer should be able to communicate in it, as it&apos;s simply the best way to get access to many resources otherwise unavailable (books, papers, tr, etc), so I&apos;d rather \"force\" them to share their ideas and content in english than having it separated (and saving to deal with issues like keeping the content in sync, etc)\n\n\n\n\nRegarding the spanish situation, I have to say that unfortunately the rate of quality discussions compared to english is very low. You mention the FN spanish group, but unfortunately it&apos;s been a while since I&apos;ve ignored it, as 90% of the questions come from clueless people asking for generic support (ie. phone doesn&apos;t work, firmware issues, etc) and the remaining 10% are usually j2me related questions.. To me, that section clearly doesn&apos;t make much sense, at least in the spanish case, though I&apos;d think it may also apply to other communities, as Mark stated in the NewLC.com case..\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-07-03T12:22:25","2009-07-03T18:28:21","david.caabeiro",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,1663,{"$nulls":3},"As a french developer (and founder of NewLC - thanks Mark to have noticed we were based in France),  I do not see many interest of writing french stuff for Symbian developers (except for those who want to be recognized locally in France by a few tenth of people): the Symbian developer community in France is not big enough, and most of them are used to read/write in english.\n\n\n\n\nThere used to be a french web site for Symbian developpers (OSymbian) but it never succeeded in having significant traffic. As far as we were concerned, we used to have a \"multilingual\" version of NewLC but never got *any* proposal for a french article or even a contribution for a french translation.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2009-09-01T17:03:08","2009-09-08T00:27:17","eric.bustarret",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3326,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Automation of applications, contacts & Widgets to market phones to impulse buyers, non-techies, and people who just like cool stuff","The IDEA AND THE MARKET\n\n\n\n\nWHO ?\n\n\n\n\nMy idea is to automate more tasks to market to impulse buyers, non-techies, people who love cool looking stuff, and kiddies (no I am not an olgre for saYing that....they are a huge market). \n\n\n\n\nHOW?\n\n\n\n\nThe following changes could be made to the UI/core platform and they would make the user happier, make device usage more efficient and save the user from having to do activities that they may not know how to do, or may not understand what the implication are, as they are not technical enough to understand what they just did.  The appeal of the iPhone and some of the newer \"buzz\" models is that they are easy to use, they have \"a lot of stuff\", and that they look \"cool and futuristic.\"  People do not always look at the specifications page, however, they see, \"bubble buster\" on an iPhone and they are hooked.  If the UI/core platform and some cool apps are part of SFs future, than the sales will be there.\n\n\n\n\nWHAT?\n\n\n\n\n1. Auto-update applications.  Have SF develop a system which gives the user the option for an SMS or email when an update is available for an application.\n\n\n\n\n2. Shift most used application widgets to a primary widget page.  I like Antione's suggestion on the N97 about scrolling widgets and having more visable too, but I want to see the one's which I use most often and they may change based on what I am doing, so it would be nice if there was a program to shift most popular widgets to a primary page. \n\n\n\n\n3. I guess another option is to have the widgets  look kind of like windows7, but I am not too keen on that.  However, many people buy devices, because they look cool, so, do not discount that based on my lack of enthusiasm.\n\n\n\n\n4. It would be nice if contacts are shifted based on popularity too.  I would like to see a feature to give a choice to create speed dials based on calls, rather than user defined  speed dials.  I said option  :) !\n\n\n\n\n5. It would be great for a systematic device check which could move lesser or non-used applications either off the mobile or to a non-phone memory automatically, so that the device is more efficient and the user doesn't have to think.  This movement would, of course, be \"on/off\" based on user preference, and each app would need user agreement before moving.\n\n\n\n\nTHE FLASH AND GLAM PAY OFF BY DRAWING A NEW MARKET AND CAPTURING MARKET SHARES FROM THE NON-TECHNICAL PERSON WHO LOVES A SEXY PHONE!\n\n\n\n\nI hope that making some flashy changes and automating a few high traffick apps, contacts and memory usage can gain the admiration of the market that want a COOL device, and may not know how to handle it........Plus most people want to get on their cool device and \"play\".......So dummy down (with techie functionality) some UIs and make the core platform do the work so the user doesn't have to strain their brain, and attract the crowds with more cutting edge/flashy appearances................\n\n\n\n\n ","2009-12-10T05:57:21","2009-12-10T06:10:25","ginau",0,96.35,"Voting and discussion",5,1]
[null,9729,{"$nulls":3},"http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=3457 is a refinement to this IDEA. We can now merge and this will be done.","2010-09-29T01:13:38","2010-09-29T01:13:38","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6010,{"$nulls":3},"http://ideas.symbian.org/Idea/View?ideaid=3457 is a refinement to this IDEA.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nNote to moderator team......Is tag system working properly?  The tags should have flagged the other post as a duplicate?","2010-02-28T04:17:25","2010-02-28T04:17:25","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4307,{"$nulls":3},"This IDEA was posted and subsequently many people posted the same IDEAs under single headings.  These have gained a lot of support.  Susana, I will help you hunt down the refinements which go under this and I am sorry that I made one thought train complex and did not break it down.  However, most of these have gained huge popularity and the voting should be re-visited to reflect what the community thinks.....and the refinements should be all included in this if applicable......","2010-01-11T21:54:43","2010-01-11T21:54:43","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9711,{"$nulls":3},"that should be included","2010-09-28T13:36:14","2010-09-28T13:36:14","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3582,"Symbian Foundation","Improve this website","Connect Various Align Ideas Together","In this site the ideas model, I seen a lot of problems occurs while two or more ideas are same approach, similar topic, slide related issues, one is head another one is body or tail and etc.\n\n\n\n\nThe better approach for resolve this problems is to link up these ideas like joining 'head', 'body' and 'tail' become one complete idea. link up all their ideas and votes become one 'Total Solution' to be able to send to community manager for appraisal then only to come back as refinements and detail integration as second phase.\n\n\n\n\nWe cannot drop the 'body' and 'tail' just to combine all ideas into 'head' idea and made a 'BIG Head' idea which become like telling the 'story of little lamb' end up as 'business strategy for money market'. Because the way idea model right now need certain amount of vote, those little lamb story slowly growth and become a strategy matter and It is not healthy.\n\n\n\n\n'head', 'body' and 'tail' idea each one will have their issues and perspective. How many of us could discuss the 'story of little lamb' on the discussion forum and we can able to look from the perspective of 'strategy' and 'money market' also found out their issues. The best is let them discussed separately on their own discussion forum then we integrate it on later stage.\n\n\n\n\nThe process should be like as bellow:\n\n\n\n\n(1) Any one of these 'head', 'body' or 'tail' idea owner request a connection as 'Linkup' to others\n\n\n\n\n(2) The other idea owner has to consider the feasible of both 'Linkup'\n\n\n\n\n     * Are both idea are quite close?\n\n\n\n\n        [Should not be one talk 'sky' and one talk 'sea']\n\n\n\n\n     * Are both idea going toward same direction? or there is some point of similarity?\n\n\n\n\n        [Should not be one talk 'lamb head' and one talk 'fish head']\n\n\n\n\n     * Are both idea going for same approach?\n\n\n\n\n        [Should not be one talk 'story' and one talk 'strategy']\n\n\n\n\n     * Any conflict for both ideas?\n\n\n\n\n        [Should not be one talk 'saving energy' and one talk 'performance come first']\n\n\n\n\n     *Any complicated issues if both ideas combine?\n\n\n\n\n        [Should not combine 'oil' and 'fire']\n\n\n\n\n(3) Approval needed by the other 'head', 'body' or 'tail' idea owner. Reject is allow by other idea owner\n\n\n\n\n(4) Approval needed by Expert and Community person in charge, Reject is allow by Expert or Community person in charge\n\n\n\n\n(5) Idea Connected and 'Linkup' process need a better 'Solution Title' which proposed by each idea owner on their own specific idea page\n\n\n\n\n(6) The vote count for 'Idea Solution' should be slide higher, because user can vote all 'head', 'body' and 'tail' ideas\n\n\n\n\n(7) Wait for the other users to vote and continue the voting process as usual","2009-12-16T00:23:09","2010-03-25T13:35:00","lawrence27",0,100,"Closed",3,0]
[null,3596,{"$nulls":3},"Hi Lawrence,\n\n\n\n\n I think you're right - this is definitely an issue that needs to be addressed. I'm looking at a simple approach to this problem.\n\n\n\nIdeas\nSolutions\n\n\n\nIf an idea duplicates another idea, it is a duplicate, and one of the ideas should be 'aborted'. If someone suggests a solution to an idea, it should be labelled as such and users should be able to vote on the best solution. This will often be a fairly technical activity.\n\n\n\n\nA good example of how this can be done is: http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/\n\n\n\n\n- Freddie","2009-12-16T12:16:45","2009-12-18T00:44:02","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6436,{"$nulls":3},"We need a model where is work collaborate rather than each independent idea by it own, most of the time ideas are overlap or it could be two different ideas which can be implement together.\n\n\n\n\nThis idea will help to group and link all possible related ideas together perhaps it could become total solution.","2010-03-12T17:30:28","2010-03-14T18:54:45","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6439,{"$nulls":3},"Lawrence, thank you for your post.  We have been improving the site and there is currently a moderation team who meets regularly to discuss site improvement, closing IDEAs, Expert review and ensuring that IDEAs are in appropriate categories or are IDEAs on theiir own.  My suggestion is that we close this IDEA, as it this is being address as part of the natural evolution of the site.  Thank you so much for this post.","2010-03-12T22:28:08","2010-03-14T09:26:10","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6531,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Lawrence,\n\n\n\n\nPlease read Freddie's post again (above).  It explains what we are doing and you had no problem with it.  I am stating nothing different.\n\n\n\n\nI am, however, trying to clean up the site and this IDEA was posted 12/03/2009.  It has had only 3 community votes and and has been viewed 243 times.  I did not want to close the IDEA without letting you know.  Please understand that we are trying to improve the site and in order to do this some IDEAs must be closed out.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-03-14T22:36:01","2010-03-14T22:36:01","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4517,{"$nulls":3},"We try to group all related ideas together to make this idea model more efficient and even more effective.","2010-01-17T01:10:25","2010-01-19T13:43:23","lawrence27",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3838,"Mobile functionality","Multimedia","Make Visual Radio to accept WLAN access point to Download radio stations.","Make Visual Radio to accept WLAN access point to Download radio stations. Currently it only support GPRS access point.","2009-12-22T18:55:45","2009-12-22T18:55:45","s60betalabs",0,100,"Voting and discussion",15,0]
[null,3846,{"$nulls":3},"I would have thought that it would use the IAP framework. Are you sure this is not a bug? If you could let me know where to get visual radio from (for 5800 or N82) then I might have a look.","2009-12-22T20:29:10","2009-12-22T20:29:10","brendand",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3847,{"$nulls":3},"I support this.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nOn a N95 8GB, when I open Visual Radio and go to Settings, there are only the four APs from the operator (Internet, MMS, WAP, WAP GPRS).\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nNone of the dozen or so wifi APs are shown.","2009-12-22T21:19:43","2010-01-03T09:56:30","hugo",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,4666,{"$nulls":3},"I think -- this problem is with every one - Get this idea 30 Votes Music Lovers....!","2010-01-20T12:33:52","2010-01-20T12:33:52","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,8779,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing back for Community support!","2010-08-11T17:18:25","2010-08-11T17:18:25","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4862,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","Group Alarm","I would like to suggest an idea related to clock and contacts. It would be good to have a feature called as group alarm, which can be a substitue to wake up calls.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nStep 1 : I will set date and time for some group events (\n\n\n\n\n              such as Alert of an event to all family members about dinner parties, Tv shows timigns .\n\n\n\n\n              Manager reminding Team of the weekly meeting, when team is in field work.\n\n\n\n\n              students group hang out, reminding everyone of time and venue of friday clubbing\n\n\n\n\n              Single wake up alarm for all many .waking up early trip, exam wake up calls )\n\n\n\n\nStep 2 : I will add contacts from my phone book\n\n\n\n\nStep 3 : Alarm to alert all group members about the common event.\n\n\n\n\nI am aware , that this can be done synchronizing your emails with reminders. However it is useful to have such alarm in dependant of email.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-01-25T16:43:38","2010-01-25T17:44:12","mjadhav",0,100,"Voting and discussion",5,0]
[null,5886,"Mobile applications",null,"Over The Air individual Software upgradation","Hi,\n\n\n\n\nIf we get small volume problem also, take time &amp; give it in show room for 3- 4 days instead of it if we sen as sms to center by saying so &amp; so problem can't we get only that particular software upgradation OTA.\n\n\n\n\nIt will be more user friendly.","2010-02-24T08:34:23","2010-02-24T08:34:23","neeraja",0,87.12,"Voting and discussion",4,1]
[null,6654,"Mobile functionality",null,"Subject of call","Many people in the corporate world call their colleagues or business partners to discuss some projects or issues which are contained in the email. So the application should evaluate the email (for example the subject field) and send this information to the person who is being called. So the receiver of a call not only sees the number of the caller but also the reason behind the call.","2010-03-18T13:32:20","2010-03-18T13:32:19","jaudatmamoon",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,1]
[null,6910,"Mobile functionality",null,"MultiTask","What I believe is that Symbian phones could be better if they had a button key just to call the task bar with running applications.\n\n\n\n\nAlso the same button with long press to call the Task Manager.\n\n\n\n\nTask Manager must be more advance with more details.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI have one Idea for a new touch technology and I'm looking where can I say it.\n\n\n\n\nDo you know how can I contact with any hardware company that is interesting for a new touch technology that will change the way of using all devices?","2010-04-02T23:18:01","2010-04-02T23:18:01","angelnonis",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,7462,{"$nulls":3},"Hello.\n\n\n\n\nFor nokia phones the functionality is already there. Just press ( and keep pressed for some seconds) the menu key. The taskbar will show itself.","2010-05-12T14:23:23","2010-05-12T14:23:23","glozano",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6995,{"$nulls":3},"You need to contact each handset manufacturer (Nokia, Sony Ericsson etc) individually.","2010-04-07T21:53:21","2010-04-07T21:53:21","Susana",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7422,"Mobile functionality","User interface","A UI to manage multi tasking using &quot;desktop&quot; home screens.","The Symbian OS needs a better organization of applications. With three home screens S^3 and S^4 are working towards this goal by providing more space for short cuts to frequently used applications. But the home screen idea can be developed further, because using different home screens for different activities is a good basis to organize applications. Three home screens falls way short of all the activities a smart phone can be used for - work, games, social networking, internet, blogging, multi-media etc. I propose 9 home screens previewed in a 3x3  array for better categorization and organization of applications. \n\nTo extend this idea, the next logical step would be a shortcut on each home screen to all the applications relevant to it. (This could be done by tags for applications which the user could edit). This means for example when on the work home screen anything relevant to work will be right at your finger tips and anything else will be hidden. \n\nThe idea of segregating activities can be developed still further - open applications can be organized by their home screens. What this means is while on the work home screen you can preview and view work related applications that are open without having to view all the other open applications. This could be done if each home screen is like a 'desktop' only showing applications running on it. \n\nManaging home screens could be as simple as tapping a home screen button in the corner of the display  whereby the 3x3 array of home screens would open up. Those having open applications would be high-lighted, those demanding action high-lighted more. Tapping on a home screen icon in the array would send you to it, whereas tapping and holding would show the options including the option to close all applications running on it. In this way the home screen array would also be a general task manager. \n\nFor accessing open applications quickly the home screen button's function could be extended further - lighting up to notify when an application on another home screen requires attention - e.g. a message received on a social networking site. A simple tap on the button sends you to that application, another tap sends you back. Tapping it repeatedly  goes through all the home screens with open applications. (With the button's additional function, opening up the home screen array would have to be done by tapping and holding it). An auto hiding task bar on the bottom of a home screen could show all the applications running on it. There could also be the option to \"show the desktop\" to see information, widgets or shortcuts on it.\n\nIf each application needs to tied to a home screen, what happens to newly installed applications? And what if you want to preview and view all the open applications? The simple solution is to have an general home screen, a sum of all the other home screens, from where by default all applications are accessed, launched and managed. Applications running on any other home screens will be also visible on the general home screen. And in the home screen array, the options for this home screen can be used to close all applications at once.\n\n\n\n\nUltimately what matters is that we can do things quickly, simply and smartly in a way that makes sense. As smart phones get smarter they will become more and more like mini computers, so why not use the good from Windows and Mac OS. The small screen space will need to be used much more effectively than the space on a computer screen. Having many home screens as desktops effectively increases the screen space and organization of activities.  And to some extent it steers away from the hierarchy of folders which has plagued Windows.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-05-09T20:20:04","2010-05-22T05:56:55","Kurma",0,100,"Voting and discussion",3,0]
[null,7423,{"$nulls":3},"This feature looks handy for end user, but it already exists in so many phone. ","2010-05-09T23:12:15","2010-05-10T06:13:30","sritosri",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10494,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Middle button opens menu when there is only one homescreen. (or definable middle button function)","I'm not really a big fun of multiple homescreens and I believe there are a few out there who deleted all the extra homescreens like me. The problem is, even though there is only one homescreen, the middle button is still for switching between homescreens therefore it does no thing at all.\n\n\n\n\nIt would be great if when we choose to have only one homescreen, the middle button changes itself to menu key.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nOr it's even better if we can set the actual function of the middle button to do what we want. Then for those who only swipe to change homescreen won't have a button they never use.","2010-11-12T07:43:05","2010-11-12T07:43:05","naviru",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,1791,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","Symbian Merch Store","This is a quick one. I thought it might be cool if we open a Spreadshirt store.\n\n\n\n\nIt's like an Amazon Store type system - we customize the colours, logo etc on the website. We can upload the doodles, logo and whatever other artwork seems appropriate. We can prepare a few designs of our own online and also let users design their own t-shirts and things with our artwork (i.e. position them on the shirts and such).\n\n\n\n\nAlso available are a bunch of accessories - bags, caps, etc. It wouldn't take long to setup and this company handles all the printing, delivery etc. We can choose a margin of the takings as our own. I imagine it won't generate huge revenues, but we get free advertising from those that want a Symbian t-shirt or accessory anway, so maybe we could donate that to a good cause?","2009-10-02T14:34:20","2010-02-04T11:59:59","jaley",0,86.92,"Done!",8,1]
[null,1793,{"$nulls":3},"i'd probably buy a few things from it, sounds good.","2009-10-02T17:13:46","2009-10-02T17:13:46","brendand",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,1795,{"$nulls":3},"We were thinking about using brand images to submit T-shirts to Threadless.com. Similar model, but perhaps more reach?","2009-10-05T11:20:39","2009-10-05T11:44:18","freddiegjertsen",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3839,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Add Currency Converter and Share Market Homescreen Ticker","Add Currency Converter in Converter app . And make it such that it automatically update the conversion rate of different currency through Internet. And shows small Ticker on home screen to display the current Share Market Status.","2009-12-22T18:57:46","2010-10-15T11:57:18","s60betalabs",0,77.46,"Expert review",31,3]
[null,3848,{"$nulls":3},"There are plenty of third party apps that do this, but it would be great built in.","2009-12-22T21:21:47","2009-12-22T21:21:47","hugo",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3849,{"$nulls":3},"Well, if you are on the internet already, there are plenty of sites which do this.  So, I am going to listen for more feedback, before I vote, but I think 3rd party apps and sites have this covered?","2009-12-22T22:07:10","2009-12-28T20:22:50","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,3912,{"$nulls":3},"Offscreen Currency Convertor is doing the same job btw y not we make it default","2009-12-25T13:13:56","2009-12-25T13:13:56","apache",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,3972,{"$nulls":3},"I love the Idea - It can save Time - good for business man.","2009-12-28T04:25:30","2009-12-28T04:25:30","tahmeedans",{"$nulls":3},2,0]
[null,3989,{"$nulls":3},"There is already at least 1 in Symbian Apps site, and they are every where.  The market is saturated and Symbian already has this/these.","2009-12-28T05:58:05","2009-12-28T05:58:05","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,6835,{"$nulls":3},"We can also add a small Ticker to display the current Share Market Status ..! ","2010-03-29T17:43:45","2010-03-29T17:43:45","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9664,{"$nulls":3},"Bringing it Back for Community Support!","2010-09-26T20:55:38","2010-09-26T20:55:38","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7393,{"$nulls":3},"Idea Updated....!","2010-05-06T10:46:32","2010-05-06T10:46:32","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,4071,{"$nulls":3},"Gud one..!","2010-01-03T09:55:29","2010-01-20T12:32:35","za4689862",{"$nulls":3},1,0]
[null,5119,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Exchange Business Cards by Flicking 2 phones","One of the things I would want to do is to exchange business cards with my friend just by flicking the two phones in vicinity.\n\n\n\n\nWith NFC coming to the platform soon, this could be done by combining the NFC (Near Field Communications) with the functionality of Accelerometer.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-02T16:32:52","2010-02-02T16:32:52","gauravk",0,100,"Voting and discussion",16,0]
[null,5180,{"$nulls":3},"The use of NFC is a behavioral component (as much a technical one) and easily folds into these:\n\n\n\nUse Bump API in Conacts/Gesture Frameworks\nDefault Gesture Framework for Touch/Non-Touch\n\n\n\nThe key is making sure that there's a means to control this for the user.","2010-02-04T16:18:30","2010-02-04T16:18:30","ARJWright",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10156,{"$nulls":3},"vote","2010-10-11T21:41:19","2010-10-11T21:41:19","nitrous18",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,5375,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","Eliminate name duplications in Inbox because of name format changes","If anybody has ever changed the way that names are displayed in Contacts, you'll know exactly what I'm talking about here. When I first got my N97, Symbian, by default lists all the contacts by (First name Last name). I like to see my contacts list like the phone book displays them, (Last name, First name) so I went and changed it.\n\n\n\n\nThe problem with changing this is that if you already have a number of text messages, Symbian keeps those text messages as the old name format. All of your new messages however, are stored with the name in the new format. This presents problems when you group messages according to the contact, because now you have duplicate names with your messages from before the change under one name, and messages after the change in a new name format.\n\n\n\n\nI propose that Symbian needs to see that Joe Schmo, Schmo Joe, and Schmo, Joe are all the same people, and when the name format is changed, all messages already in the inbox change the display names to the new format, thereby eliminating the duplicate names with different formats in the inbox.\n\n\n\n\nThis is especially important if Symbian goes to a threaded SMS/MMS messaging application, which I hope, because if the code isn't changed to understand that Joe Schmo is Joe Schmo, no matter what format the name is in, you're going to have duplicate people in the conversations view.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-02-09T20:44:40","2010-02-09T21:16:52","NseriesFreak7",0,100,"Voting and discussion",5,0]
[null,6143,"Mobile functionality","User interface","Allow full song title tags in music section of gallery","Allow full song title tags in music section of gallery.","2010-03-02T23:37:38","2010-03-02T23:37:37","ligertail1",0,100,"Voting and discussion",2,0]
[null,6273,{"$nulls":3},"Please can you elaborate on your idea?","2010-03-05T09:31:17","2010-03-05T09:31:17","hugo",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,7679,"Mobile functionality","Productivity","Make the &quot;Category&quot; information visible and manageable by the user","As part of the reworking of the Calendar application, ensure that the category field is both visible and editable by the end-user.\n\n\n\n\nThis provides better support when synchronising from third party software such as Microsoft Outlook, allows for better filtering by the users, ptomotes better organisational thinking in the user, and allows various time management techniques to be employed.\n\n\n\n\nNote that ithis is different to supporting multiple calendars in the applicat, as used by Nokia inthe Ovi beta Labs for Ovi Calendar.","2010-05-25T19:06:09","2010-05-25T19:06:09","ewanspence",0,100,"Voting and discussion",5,0]
[null,8191,"Symbian Foundation","Improve the running of Symbian","remove modem function via infrared","i notice this function in a lot of mobiles on this platform. there is this icon which says modem and it connects via infrared.\n\n\n\n\ni guess it would certainly be better to connect via cable or something else.\n\n\n\n\nalso including a function which enables the mobile phone to connect to the internet being used on a pc/laptop so as to surf the net would be cool.","2010-07-06T18:40:15","2010-07-06T18:40:15","gaurav_batni",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]
[null,9471,"Symbian Foundation","Build a community","Change requirements to accept idea","From the moment I joined into community I observe that there are only 4-5 people who vote on ideas.\n\n\n\n\nThere are plenty Ideas on this service but any of them can even be seen by expert, because you people don't vote.\n\n\n\n\nWe have chance to improve our favourite Symbian OS. But your inactivity is horrible and that makes me sick.\n\n\n\n\nPlease vote for all great ideas which deserve it!\n\n\n\n\nI think that requirements should be changed from 30votes to the 10maximum\n\n\n\n\nRegards","2010-09-14T21:46:47","2010-10-15T11:40:27","superfly86",0,79.68,"Closed",54,2]
[null,9474,{"$nulls":3},"Hello Jerry,\n\n\n\n\nThe 30 votes are community votes. You can get thirty for a very good idea rather easily. Ten votes are likely too few. The main objective is to get community buy-in and support and pursuit not every idea, but only those which \"spark\" the community. We have thousands of members. Getting thirty votes to have an expert review an idea is not too large a request.","2010-09-15T02:30:12","2010-09-15T02:30:12","ginau",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9501,{"$nulls":3},"we should not count created accounts but active users, other i think that never more come back, or are present here once a month or sth like that","2010-09-15T18:00:58","2010-09-15T18:00:58","superfly86",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9508,{"$nulls":3},"Hello, Jerry\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI know some of the good ideas are not getting votes, its because they are not explained well.\n\n\n\n\nAnd I think 30 community votes is fare enough. \n\n\n\n\n ","2010-09-16T08:02:22","2010-09-16T08:02:22","s60betalabs",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,10182,{"$nulls":3},"Now it's 30 votes, you want 10. What about meeting in the middle and say 20 votes. I think, that would be great, because there are many very good ideas with ca. 20 votes that vanish end of this week, when the ideas-system is merged to the new platform.\n\n\n\n\n ","2010-10-12T19:45:29","2010-10-12T19:45:29","CarloseIbanez",{"$nulls":3},0,0]
[null,9983,"Mobile applications",null,"Handicap for Master Rowers","I'd like to be able to determine (calculate) the Handicap (Starting times) for Master Rowers according to the average age of the crew, type of boat and category. This would be a specific app for Rowing Umpires and Regatta organizing committee. Today this is done, calculating the Handicaps with a Printed Chart.","2010-10-08T21:04:07","2010-10-08T21:04:06","roborque",0,100,"Voting and discussion",4,0]
[null,10239,"Mobile functionality","Personal communications","Ability to recall SMS","Hi,\n\nIs there a way to recall SMS if sent in a hurray? Sometimes it had happened with me wherein i might have missed some words or in a hurray selected a wrong recipient then i'm looking some way to recall the SMS.\n\nMay be one can create a separate setting under Messaging to enable message recall feature. Under this feature SMS is not send immediately but after some delay to give time for recall.\n\n\nThanks and Regards,\n\nPradeep","2010-10-14T11:29:15","2010-10-14T11:29:15","pradeepk2",0,0,"Voting and discussion",0,0]

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