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Nokia Upgrades Series 40

May 7, 2007, 11:53 AM by (staff)

Nokia today announced a new version of their Series 40 operating system, which powers most of the Nokia phones sold in the US. While the new version doesn't change the look and feel significantly, it does add some important new features, like support for Flash Lite 2.1. The new version also includes a number of new Java protocols that will let developers build more advanced media as well as enterprise applications. Nokia will release the developer kit next month, however they have not yet announced any handsets that run this new version.

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pennyless10

May 7, 2007, 3:51 PM

hmmm??

what is Flash Lite 2.1??? is it any different than the flashlite my w810 has?

Rich Brome

Yes. Very.

http://www.adobe.com/products/flashlite/ »

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eric Lin

pennyless, don't feel dumb. you bring up an excellent point. i'm so steeped in all this tech baloney that i didn't even think flash lite = flashlight. but yah, when you say it, or even read it, it does sound the same. man you should be one of those su...
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