Excellent, I hope sales go well at Nokia Store….
You wont be a wealthy man from it, but it should produce some nice pocket change 😉
Mike Sheldon March 25, 2013
Don’t worry, already done (some by me, some by other folks) :).
Jed Samson March 25, 2013
Excellent, make sure you also post a TMO, N9-apps, My-MeeGo, Apps4MeeGo etc.
Mike Sheldon March 25, 2013
It’s now available in the Ovi Store, there’s a link in the video description 🙂
Mike Sheldon March 25, 2013
I’ve now managed to get it mostly working under Symbian on a Nokia 808 :). It still needs a bit of polish but it should be available for Symbian devices in the very near future. Check my twitter feed (@mikesheldon) for a couple of screenshots to whet your appetite ;).
Jed Samson March 25, 2013
Thanks mate, we look forward to a dedicated site & or thread at TMO!
Mike Sheldon March 25, 2013
I’ve stuck a link to my website in the video description, I’m holding off on making a blog post about it or starting a TMO thread until its actually available in the Ovi Store though.
Jed Samson March 25, 2013
Where’s the actual project/dev page for this app?
Does the dev have a thread at TMO or dedicated website somewhere?
Mike Sheldon March 25, 2013
Thanks for the offer. It seems that Nokia have a facility for developers to gain remote access to various Symbian devices; so if I can get the emulator working to give me something to develop against I should be able to then use those facilities to do some more comprehensive testing.
Marek Pawlowski March 25, 2013
Would love to see it happen if further investigations suggest it might be feasible. Happy to test on Symbian for you or lend a Symbian handset you can test.
Mike Sheldon March 25, 2013
I think it might be possible and it’s something I’d like to investigate further in the future. However I don’t have any Symbian devices to test with, so I’d only be able to test against the emulator (which doesn’t appear to be available for Linux, the only platform I normally use and develop for).
Marek Pawlowski March 25, 2013
Is it technically feasible to port this to Symbian?
Excellent, I hope sales go well at Nokia Store….
You wont be a wealthy man from it, but it should produce some nice pocket change 😉
Don’t worry, already done (some by me, some by other folks) :).
Excellent, make sure you also post a TMO, N9-apps, My-MeeGo, Apps4MeeGo etc.
It’s now available in the Ovi Store, there’s a link in the video description 🙂
I’ve now managed to get it mostly working under Symbian on a Nokia 808 :). It still needs a bit of polish but it should be available for Symbian devices in the very near future. Check my twitter feed (@mikesheldon) for a couple of screenshots to whet your appetite ;).
Thanks mate, we look forward to a dedicated site & or thread at TMO!
I’ve stuck a link to my website in the video description, I’m holding off on making a blog post about it or starting a TMO thread until its actually available in the Ovi Store though.
Where’s the actual project/dev page for this app?
Does the dev have a thread at TMO or dedicated website somewhere?
Thanks for the offer. It seems that Nokia have a facility for developers to gain remote access to various Symbian devices; so if I can get the emulator working to give me something to develop against I should be able to then use those facilities to do some more comprehensive testing.
Would love to see it happen if further investigations suggest it might be feasible. Happy to test on Symbian for you or lend a Symbian handset you can test.
I think it might be possible and it’s something I’d like to investigate further in the future. However I don’t have any Symbian devices to test with, so I’d only be able to test against the emulator (which doesn’t appear to be available for Linux, the only platform I normally use and develop for).
Is it technically feasible to port this to Symbian?
Awesome work man, keep it up