Chris Double: nokia9210Information about the Nokia 9210 Communicator.(Untitled)- September 16, 2004 A new release of Io for Series 60 Symbian devices is available. The 80Kb download is iosymbian_0_3.zip. This release updates the version of Io to IoVM-2004-09-11. It also fixes a couple of bugs, has better support for futures and asynchronous calls, and has a proper Uid registered with Symbian. The patches to the Io base code have been supplied to Steve, the Io author, and will appear in the standard Io source distribution. The Symbian specific code is actively being worked on...http://radio.weblogs.com/0102385/categories/nokia9210/2004/09/17.html#a675 (Untitled)- September 16, 2004 I'm making progress on Io for Symbian. I tracked down the problem that was causing the crash on the Nokia 3650. Now I just need to fix it. I've assigned it a proper Uid, obtained from Symbian and tidied up the way Io coroutines and Symbian Active Objects interact so the system runs much more responsively. I'm also setting up a website page specific for the port and will post a note here when done. In Io, each object can react to asynchronous messages. These messages get added to a queue and...http://radio.weblogs.com/0102385/categories/nokia9210/2004/09/16.html#a672 (Untitled)- September 9, 2004 The Nokia 9300 looks like a very nice replacement for the Nokia 9210 communicator. The linked to article talks about 'no word on Python being ported from the Series 60 alpha'. I'm sure it'll happen eventually. Having a keyboard makes scripting languages even more useful on the phone. The Nokia 9500 is an even more amazing looking phone. Built in WiFi is an interesting feature in a cellphone. Having apps that could seamlessly switch from the expensive (in New Zealand) GPRS to a cheaper WiFi...http://radio.weblogs.com/0102385/categories/nokia9210/2004/09/10.html#a671 (Untitled)- September 7, 2004 Updated information available here, and here. A new download is available here. A new release of Io for Series 60 Symbian devices is now available. This version fixes the problem with exceptions. They now work. I've also added an interface to the phone 'Log Engine' allowing you to get details on recent calls. The example, phonelog.io shows how it can be used. Future changes will include a proper Uid for the application now that I've received one from Symbian, more libraries, getting it...http://radio.weblogs.com/0102385/categories/nokia9210/2004/09/08.html#a668 (Untitled)- September 5, 2004 note 2004-09-08: an update is available here Over the weekend I managed to update my Symbian Series 60 port of the Io programming language to the latest Io codebase. There are still a number of issues and things that don't work right but I'm slowly working through them. The current major issues are: Io Exceptions aren't working. They usually crash the interpreter. No Symbian library wrappers. So you can only do standard Io language things. No user interface routines. Main interface.http://radio.weblogs.com/0102385/categories/nokia9210/2004/09/06.html#a666 |