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Table 1.2 JSR Support on Symbian OS
JSR
Nokia 6,600
Nokia N70
Nokia N96
Symbian OS version
v7.0 s
v8.1a
v9.3
Release Date
16 June 2003
27 April 2005
11 Feb 2008
CLDC 1.0/1.1
1.0
1.1
1.1
MIDP 2.0/2.1
2.0
2.0
2.1
Bluetooth
82
✓
✓
Mobile Media (MMAPI)
135
✓
✓
✓
Wireless Messaging
120
✓
✓
✓
205
19
Wireless Messaging
✓
File and PIM
75
✓
✓
Mobile 3D Graphics (M3G)
184
✓
✓
JTWI
185
✓
✓
Web Services
172
✓
✓
Location API
179
✓
Security and Trust Services
177
✓
SIP API
180
✓
Scalable 2D Vector Graphics
226
✓
Advanced Media Supplements
234
✓
MSA
248
MSA Subset
OS v9 enhances a number of existing APIs and adds many more. The net
result is a rich diversity of functionality optimized for performance and
memory efficiency. Table 1.2 shows a snapshot of how JSR support under
Symbian OS has evolved over the last few years.
Summary
When you develop using Java ME and Symbian OS, you are combining
the world's leading smartphone operating systemwith the most successful
mobile phone development platform to date. Symbian OS brings consis-
tency, performance, reliability and variety to its Java ME offering while at
the same time removing the most common limitations of other operating
systems.
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JSR-205 was an update to JSR-120 that added programmatic support for MMS.
