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13 <concept id="GUID-6F1ED7D0-5F41-4587-89AA-8DDE7AEC916F" xml:lang="en"><title>What's |
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14 new in Symbian^3</title> |
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15 <shortdesc>Symbian^3 introduces a lot of new features that enhance communication, |
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16 connectivity, multimedia, graphics, security and the overall usability of |
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17 Symbian devices. These features benefit operators, application developers |
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18 and device creators by making it easier to create feature-rich devices and |
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19 applications.</shortdesc> |
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20 <prolog> |
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21 <metadata> |
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22 <keywords></keywords> |
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23 </metadata> |
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24 </prolog> |
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25 <conbody> |
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26 <p>If you are moving from a older version of Symbian platform to Symbian^3, |
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27 see <xref href="GUID-BA0A115B-068C-4257-9489-DF35DF633AD2.dita">Porting applications |
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28 to Symbian^3</xref>.</p> |
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29 <table id="GUID-2FD9A877-1A75-4ADD-8B9A-B2FA4A9EB7C4-GENID-1-4-1-1-5-1-3-2"> |
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30 <tgroup cols="2"><colspec colname="col1" colwidth="0.42*"/><colspec colname="col2" |
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31 colwidth="1.58*"/> |
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32 <thead> |
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33 <row> |
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34 <entry>Technology Domain</entry> |
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35 <entry>New Features</entry> |
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36 </row> |
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37 </thead> |
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38 <tbody> |
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39 <row> |
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40 <entry>Data Communications</entry> |
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41 <entry><ul> |
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42 <li><p><b>FreeWay or Three Plane Comms Architecture:</b> The Symbian platform |
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43 now supports a new IP networking architecture. The new architecture significantly |
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44 improves data flow performance and makes it easier for third-party developers |
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45 to integrate new technologies, for example firewalls and hotspot authenticators. |
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46 It also implements automatic roaming between different access points, for |
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47 example WLAN and GPRS. For more information, see <xref href="GUID-B7A40638-BA80-5175-B23D-2F3964C274A0.dita">Goals |
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48 of the Comms Architecture</xref>.</p></li> |
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49 <li><p><b>One-Click Connectivity (OCC):</b> The Symbian platform now provides |
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50 a new way of managing data connections on the Symbian platform. OCC builds |
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51 on the existing Application Level Roaming (ALR) solution. This feature makes |
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52 the user's interaction with "connecting" and "select access point" dialogs |
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53 significantly simple and easier.</p> </li> |
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54 </ul></entry> |
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55 </row> |
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56 <row> |
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57 <entry>Device Connectivity</entry> |
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58 <entry><ul> |
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59 <li><p><b>USB On-The-Go (OTG):</b> The Symbian platform now supports the On-The-Go |
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60 (OTG) supplement to the USB 2.0 Specification, Revision 1.3. This enables |
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61 support for USB mass storage and audio devices on a Symbian device.</p></li> |
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62 <li><p><b>MTP Improvements:</b> The Symbian MTP implementation now supports |
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63 Windows 7, MTP over Bluetooth, Ethernet RNDIS and also new content formats.</p></li> |
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64 <li><p><b>AVRCP (Audio/Video Remote Control Profile) v1.4 Support:</b> A Symbian |
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65 device user can now see music track names and browse playlists directly from |
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66 the screen of a AVRCP v1.4 enabled Bluetooth headset or remote control.</p></li> |
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67 <li><p><b>Centralized AT-command Handling:</b> The Symbian platform now enables |
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68 all AT commands to be handled using the same mechanism regardless of the connection |
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69 type. For more information, refer to the <b>AT Extension Plug-in API</b>.</p></li> |
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70 </ul></entry> |
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71 </row> |
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72 <row> |
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73 <entry>Device Management</entry> |
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74 <entry><ul> |
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75 <li><p><b>Support for Open Mobile Alliance (OMA) Management Objects (MO):</b> The |
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76 Symbian platform now supports OMA MO like Software Component Management Object |
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77 (SCOMO) v1.0, Device Capability Management Object (DCMO) v1.0 and Connectivity |
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78 Management Object (ConnMO). It also supports Nokia Standard Streaming MO. |
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79 Some enhancements have been made to Browser MO and Email MO.</p></li> |
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80 <li><p><b>Other Device Management Enhancements:</b> The Symbian platform now |
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81 provides an improved device Lock with security and an enhanced firmware update |
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82 installation experience.</p></li> |
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83 </ul></entry> |
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84 </row> |
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85 <row> |
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86 <entry>Location</entry> |
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87 <entry align="justify"><ul> |
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88 <li><p><b>Landmark-based URL Parser:</b> The Symbian platform now supports |
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89 a parser that converts between landmark objects and URLs. The parser supports |
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90 a URL format that is compliant with Ovi Maps. For more information, see <xref |
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91 href="GUID-5809B26D-9AF9-394A-8FA6-6BB199DC6342.dita"><apiname>CPosLandmarkParser</apiname></xref>.</p></li> |
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92 <li><p><b>New Management Object (MO) for A-GPS:</b> The Symbian platform |
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93 now provides an enhancement to Secure User Plane Location (SUPL) now allows |
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94 the service provider to provide two access points for a SUPL server in the |
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95 MO. This improves the system stability because it acts as a fallback mechanism |
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96 in case one of the access points is unavailable.</p></li> |
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97 <li><p><b>Support for Application Processor Engine (APE) Centric Location |
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98 Architecture:</b> Symbian devices can now use the new architecture based on |
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99 the APE that offers standardized session IDs on network privacy and classes |
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100 that use the SUPL. The architecture converges technology from OS, middleware |
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101 and application software layers.</p></li> |
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102 <li><p><b>Support for Location Based Services (LBS) SUPL Positioning Module |
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103 (PSY):</b> The Symbian platform now enables the LBS SUPL PSY to allow GPS-enabled |
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104 devices to handle network-based SUPL location requests. This includes Cell |
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105 ID based positioning and assistance data exchange as part of SUPL v2.0. For |
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106 more information, see <xref href="GUID-816334A7-488B-5F91-8C2E-47076D875013.dita">SUPL |
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107 Protocol Module</xref>.</p></li> |
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108 <li><p><b>Support for GPSCost5.0D and GPSCost4.0D GPS chipsets:</b> The Symbian |
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109 platform now uses the APE-centric architecture to support GPSCost5.0D and |
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110 GPSCost4.0D chipsets. A new A-GPS Nokia Positioning Engine (NPE) integration |
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111 module replaces the OS LBS subsystem reference A-GPS version.</p></li> |
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112 <li><p><b>Support for LBS SUPL Radio Resource LCS Protocol (RRLP):</b> The |
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113 Symbian platform now uses the APE-centric architecture to support NPE and |
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114 RRLP on GPS-enabled device.</p></li> |
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115 <li><p><b>SUPL 2.0 Trigger Support:</b> The Symbian platform now provides |
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116 SUPL 2.0 trigger support that allows the requester to receive location updates |
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117 periodically, which is both network and device initiated.</p></li> |
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118 <li><p><b>Location-based Triggering Enhancements:</b> The Symbian platform |
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119 now includes key enhancements that enable integration with an Context framework |
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120 to develop plug-ins and increase support for total and active triggers. An |
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121 enhanced, dedicated common gateway interface enables the client to provide |
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122 multiple CGIs to create a trigger, which is fired on successful matching with |
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123 at least one CGI.</p></li> |
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124 <li><p>Enhanced Location Acquisition API to support <codeph>LocationKnownPositionArea</codeph>.</p></li> |
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125 <li><p><b>Here and Now:</b> The Symbian platform now includes Here and now |
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126 that offers easy-to-use Web services related to the user's current location. |
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127 Here and now allows the user to check the local weather and get other topical |
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128 information while on the move.</p></li> |
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129 </ul></entry> |
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130 </row> |
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131 <row> |
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132 <entry>Multimedia</entry> |
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133 <entry><ul> |
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134 <li><p><b>Mobile TV DVB-H Receiver HAI:</b> Mobile TV Receiver is a small |
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135 internal system but does so much more than traditional TV. It is broadcasted |
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136 in a multi-grounded environment with high speed by using low battery power |
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137 and low memory usage. For more information, see <xref href="GUID-893BFF74-5DBB-5606-96FC-F961A52CA90D.dita">Mobile |
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138 TV DVBH Receiver HAI Component</xref>.</p></li> |
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139 <li><p><b>OpenMAX IL:</b> OpenMAX IL is a low-level interface used in mobile |
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140 devices that allows the Multimedia Device Framework (MDF) to load, control, |
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141 connect and unload audio, video and imaging components. For more information, |
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142 see <xref href="GUID-E5900ED5-C49E-52B2-AE6D-CC0DB1F234A1.dita">OpenMAX IL |
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143 Collection</xref>.</p></li> |
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144 <li><p><b>Thin Adaptation of A3F DevSound:</b> The A3F DevSound is one of |
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145 the key component in the Sound Device collection that provides access to the |
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146 hardware accelerator in audio technology. For more information, see <xref |
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147 href="GUID-170A1D9C-12CB-502A-BCB3-9E2AEBB207FA.dita">A3F DevSound Component</xref>.</p></li> |
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148 <li><p><b>Image Processor library:</b> The Image Processor is an independent |
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149 and high-level API and framework which is developed for mobile imaging. The |
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150 Image Processor has some pluggable advanced image editing libraries to perform |
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151 the Panoramic Stitching function and the Speed View function. For more information, |
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152 see <xref href="GUID-042868E6-88BF-5797-BB53-8E34283DCF16.dita">Image Processor |
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153 Library</xref>.</p></li> |
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154 <li><p><b>Camera API Extensions:</b> The Camera API is extended to support |
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155 the features such as background processing, continuous digital zooming, time |
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156 nudge image capturing and automatic aperture setting. For more information, |
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157 see <xref href="GUID-BDB622BF-1CFA-5F1C-81FB-5579C8599689.dita">Camera Library</xref>.</p></li> |
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158 <li><p><b>Camera Support for Video Encoding:</b> The Camera supports mobile |
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159 device to capture video frames which are encoded in the H264 format. For more |
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160 information, see <xref href="GUID-D038D77F-A6B8-5A18-8978-4981AE8D0F35.dita">Using |
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161 the Encoded H264 Video Frames to Capture Video</xref>.</p></li> |
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162 <li><p><b>3GP File Format Library:</b> The 3GP Library component is a Multimedia |
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163 plug-in which supports for reading and writing 3GP, 3G2, and MP4 files. The |
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164 3GP Library is also extended to support larger 3GP or MP4 files. For more |
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165 information, see <xref href="GUID-8DD3B2E3-636A-5FE6-B081-FDB57260E6D8.dita">3GP |
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166 Library Component</xref>.</p></li> |
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167 <li><p><b>Video Playback from Non-user Interface Thread:</b> Media Client |
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168 Video Display is a standalone library used by the Video Client library to |
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169 support video playback. For more information, see <xref href="GUID-17273087-B962-5E8A-8715-055C8BF34A5D.dita">Media |
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170 Client Video Display Library</xref>.</p></li> |
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171 <li><p><b>Video Subtitle CRP:</b> Displays artwork on a video window using |
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172 the Video Subtitle CRP component. The Subtitle Graphic library displays subtitles |
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173 artwork on the screen through its interaction with Client Process, Controller |
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174 Process and WServ Process. For more information, see <xref href="GUID-412CB101-A92C-54E1-9518-79E94DD40A08.dita">Video |
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175 Subtitle CRP Component</xref>.</p></li> |
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176 <li><p><b>True Pause in Audio Playback:</b> In the audio playback request |
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177 the true pause feature is implemented to stop the audio data at the physical |
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178 sound device without stopping the buffer traffic. For more information, see <xref |
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179 href="GUID-609A4E83-F074-5A5D-A0DF-A95A7CDC8D2C.dita">Pausing and Resuming |
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180 Audio Play</xref>. </p></li> |
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181 <li><p><b>Global Surface Updates:</b> The Video Render component is extended |
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182 to support the global surface updates. For more information, see <xref href="GUID-E56EB25C-9B94-5486-9492-5151FDF79B6C.dita">Global |
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183 Surface Updates</xref>.</p></li> |
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184 <li><p><b>Metadata Utility Library:</b> The Metadata Utility library belongs |
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185 to the Metadata Utility Framework (MUF) component that provides fast metadata |
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186 access to audio, video and image media files.</p></li> |
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187 <li><p><b>UI Patterns or Thumbnails Enhancement:</b> This is a Multimedia |
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188 specific pattern enhancement, which includes many UI (User Interface) features, |
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189 listed below:</p><ul> |
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190 <li><p>Multiple customized Home Screens with 6 different widget enabled screens. </p></li> |
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191 <li><p>Pinch zoom, kinetic scrolling and single-click features.</p></li> |
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192 <li><p>Good screen view with a new UI theme, and renewed icons.</p></li> |
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193 <li><p>Hardware acceleration with fast and responsive UI that creates new |
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194 transition effects.</p></li> |
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195 <li><p>Multitasking with Teleport visual task swapper.</p></li> |
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196 <li><p>Intelligent slide functionality for Hybrid touch and QWERTY slider |
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197 devices. Video Graphics Array (VGA) Touch supports for VGA QWERTY mono blocks.</p></li> |
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198 <li><p>VGA Touch helps to control Music player.</p></li> |
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199 </ul></li> |
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200 <li><p><b>Mobile TV:</b> Mobile TV uses DVB-H receiver to consume broadcast |
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201 digital mobile television. The Symbian platform provides fast and easy access |
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202 to all videos and TV media content. One key press opens videos and TV application |
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203 suite, and user scrolls and selects the desired video functionality. This |
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204 media experience is built with major components such as Videos and TV, video |
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205 player and Mobile TV. Videos and TV support high quality video up to 720 per |
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206 resolution at 12 Mbps and 30 frames per second.</p></li> |
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207 <li><p><b>Image Viewer Application:</b> The Image Viewer application is used |
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208 when the client opens an image file for viewing. File Manager, Messaging, |
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209 Camcorder and Browser S60 components use the Image Viewer application. It |
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210 supports Extended ICL JPEG API, which enables a faster and less memory-consuming |
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211 way to rotate and zoom images.</p></li> |
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212 <li><p> <b>FM Radio:</b> The FM Radio application is used to listen FM radio |
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213 broadcast over the air. FM radio broadcast is a free service. </p></li> |
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214 <li><p><b>Video Sharing:</b> Using the video sharing service, both call users |
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215 can start sharing their device live camera view or pre-recorded video clip |
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216 during a normal circuit switched (CS) voice call. The video sharing feature |
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217 allows the user to upgrade and downgrade their call with one-way video at |
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218 times of need. The video sharing application uses the Multimedia Comms Engine |
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219 API. </p></li> |
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220 </ul></entry> |
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221 </row> |
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222 <row> |
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223 <entry>Multimedia Applications</entry> |
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224 <entry><ul> |
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225 <li><p><b>High-Definition Multimedia Interface (HDMI):</b> The Symbian platform |
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226 now supports HDMI technology. HDMI is supported as an external accessory for |
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227 audio and video playback for a great television playback experience. It provides |
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228 improved data performance and is ideal for streaming high definition audio |
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229 and video. The 720p resolution is supported in still image and video viewing. |
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230 5+1 channel audio is also supported.</p></li> |
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231 <li><p><b>Home Music Widgets:</b> The Symbian platform now provides music |
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232 information through Home Screen Music Widgets. The Home Music Widgets controls |
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233 from the Home Screen menu system enables to play and pause the playing track. |
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234 The Music Widget supports the Radio Player and includes the Music Suite Matrix |
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235 Menu. This menu is configured through XML and by default supports to launch |
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236 the functionality listed below:</p><ul> |
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237 <li><p>The last played song</p></li> |
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238 <li><p>The music collection view</p></li> |
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239 <li><p>A music shop, or to open the FM radio</p></li> |
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240 </ul></li> |
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241 <li><p><b>Fusion<?Pub Caret?> Player Application:</b> The Symbian platform |
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242 now introduces the Fusion Player, which replaces the existing Media Player |
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243 and Video Center applications. It enables access to both online video services |
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244 and locally stored videos. If DVB-H device is available, live TV viewing is |
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245 also possible. The main features supported by the Fusion player application |
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246 are as follows:</p><ul> |
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247 <li><p>To browse stored videos and to see metadata features of the video, |
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248 such as title, thumbnail DRM info, size or play-time.</p></li> |
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249 <li><p>To check videos that are pre-installed with the device.</p></li> |
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250 <li><p>To play stored video file in the device.</p></li> |
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251 </ul></li> |
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252 </ul></entry> |
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253 </row> |
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254 <row> |
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255 <entry>OS Base Services </entry> |
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256 <entry><ul> |
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257 <li><p><b>Writable Data Paging (WDP):</b> The Symbian platform now supports |
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258 WDP. This enables efficient use of memory and allows multiple applications |
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259 to run at the same time without physically adding more RAM to the hardware. |
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260 This leads to a more responsive system when switching between a number of |
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261 running applications. For more information, see <xref href="GUID-2B7D04D9-98DE-5284-836D-01DB4FA8949D.dita">Writable |
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262 Data Paging</xref>.</p></li> |
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263 <li><p><b>Symmetric multiprocessor (SMP):</b> The Symbian platform now supports |
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264 SMP for multi-core processors, such as the ARM Cortex A9. This allows device |
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265 integrators to prototype and prove ARM-based SMP platforms. For more information, |
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266 see <xref href="GUID-CE72E71B-6ED3-4961-B4C5-C43D823ACA9D.dita">SMP</xref>.</p> </li> |
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267 <li><p><b>64-bit file server:</b> The Symbian platform now supports files |
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268 larger than 2 GB. For more information, see <xref href="GUID-C473F6B1-35E7-5A1E-B451-4EBD7064CCDC.dita">Large |
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269 File Access</xref>.</p></li> |
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270 </ul></entry> |
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271 </row> |
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272 <row> |
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273 <entry>Productivity</entry> |
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274 <entry><ul> |
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275 <li><p><b>Enhanced Calendar UI Architecture:</b> Calendar UI architecture |
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276 has changed to improve flexibility of calendar for regional, religious, custom-tailors |
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277 and xSP calendar service needs. Multiple storages are also supported. For |
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278 more information, see <xref href="GUID-00631ED2-1B7F-5FC4-9E81-4B6DF7946631.dita">Calendar |
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279 Guide</xref>.</p></li> |
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280 <li><p><b>CalDAV Protocol:</b> Calendar application now supports the CalDAV |
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281 Protocol, which is an open calendar synchronization standard contributed by |
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282 SUN Microsystems. This enables a user to access scheduling information on |
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283 remote servers.</p></li> |
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284 <li><p><b>Enhanced Contacts Application:</b> The Contacts application in this |
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285 release includes the following changes:</p><ul> |
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286 <li><p>Integration with social media.</p></li> |
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287 <li><p>Support for Remote Contacts Lookup, for example, from post-installed |
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288 Mail for Exchange account.</p></li> |
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289 <li><p>Virtual Phonebook API (supports getting access to the user’s own contact |
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290 card).</p></li> |
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291 <li><p>Own contact card.</p></li> |
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292 </ul></li> |
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293 </ul></entry> |
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294 </row> |
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295 <row> |
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296 <entry>Runtimes </entry> |
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297 <entry><ul> |
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298 <li><p>The Symbian platform now supports the Open Source based Java MIDP 2.1.</p></li> |
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299 <li><p>The Symbian platform now supports Browser Application v7.2 (with Web |
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300 Run Time 7.2) that includes the following features:</p><ul> |
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301 <li><p>Browser Control</p></li> |
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302 <li><p>Browser core features</p></li> |
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303 <li><p>Browser Customization</p></li> |
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304 <li><p>Browser plug-ins</p></li> |
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305 <li><p>Browser with touch screen</p></li> |
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306 <li><p>Content Download</p></li> |
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307 <li><p>URI Schemes</p></li> |
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308 <li><p>Display Resolution Optimizations</p></li> |
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309 <li><p>Optical Finger Navigation (OFN)</p></li> |
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310 <li><p>FlashLite 3.1</p></li> |
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311 <li><p>Search Client Integration</p></li> |
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312 <li><p>Expanding Language and Character Set Support</p></li> |
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313 <li><p>Improved Security Prompting</p></li> |
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314 <li><p>Updated Platform Service APIs</p></li> |
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315 <li><p>Visual Task Swapper Support</p></li> |
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316 <li><p>Performance Optimizations</p></li> |
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317 <li><p>Multi-touch/pinch zooming</p></li> |
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318 </ul></li> |
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319 </ul></entry> |
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320 </row> |
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321 <row> |
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322 <entry>Security</entry> |
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323 <entry>The Symbian platform now provides an enhanced Security subsystem that |
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324 enables device creators to integrate hardware acceleration modules, which |
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325 improves the performance of cryptographic algorithms. This is particularly |
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326 valuable in intensive real-time use-cases, such as streaming audio or video |
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327 over a secure link, where bulk data needs to be encrypted and decrypted.</entry> |
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328 </row> |
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329 <row> |
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330 <entry>User Interface</entry> |
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331 <entry><ul> |
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332 <li><p><b>ScreenPlay, also known as the New Graphics Architecture (NGA):</b> This |
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333 new graphics architecture enables device creators to take advantage of improved |
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334 software performance, hardware acceleration and third party graphics engines. |
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335 It makes it possible to combine UI components, graphics and video to create |
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336 highly innovative UIs. For more information, see <xref href="GUID-D93978BE-11A3-5CE3-B110-1DEAA5AD566C.dita">The |
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337 ScreenPlay Graphics Architecture</xref>.</p></li> |
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338 <li><p><b>Extended Bitmaps:</b> The Font and Bitmap Server provides a framework |
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339 for device creators to add support for their own types of bitmap compression. |
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340 Bitmaps that use compression formats that are provided by device creators |
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341 are known as extended bitmaps. For more information, see <xref href="GUID-D76C7759-739D-5C98-B718-7297687FE630.dita">Extended |
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342 Bitmaps</xref>.</p></li> |
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343 <li><p><b>Dynamic Direct Screen Access (DSA) Allocation:</b> The Symbian platform |
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344 now supports the dynamic allocation of the DSA buffer. For more information, |
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345 see <xref href="GUID-8DF46A11-874A-52E5-9298-C083EA633BA0.dita">Implementing |
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346 Dynamic DSA Allocation</xref>.</p></li> |
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347 <li><p><b>Multi-Touch Support:</b> The ScreenPlay version of the Window Server |
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348 has been extended to support multiple advanced pointers, with support for |
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349 proximity and pressure. The emulator now also supports multiple advanced pointers. |
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350 For more information, see <xref href="GUID-A12A66ED-2C8F-5CE6-8F3E-332B045A35B4.dita">Advanced |
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351 Pointers</xref>.</p></li> |
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352 <li><p><b>Enhanced Touch UI:</b> The touch UI includes the following improvements:</p><ul> |
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353 <li><p>Multi-page Home Screen enables the user to navigate between widgets |
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354 with a simple flick gesture</p></li> |
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355 <li><p>Capacitive multi-touch events are supported.</p></li> |
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356 <li><p>Tactile Feedback utilizes advanced haptics effects.</p></li> |
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357 </ul></li> |
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358 </ul><p>For more information about the new features in Graphics, see <xref |
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359 href="GUID-D0C84E1D-A625-4F79-8515-399B8153727B.dita">What's New in Graphics |
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360 in Symbian^3</xref>.</p></entry> |
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361 </row> |
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362 </tbody> |
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363 </tgroup> |
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364 </table></conbody> |
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365 <related-links> |
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366 <linklist> |
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367 <link href="GUID-AB69D251-7635-4325-BBCE-92F7AFC86DC2.dita"><linktext>New |
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368 C++ APIs in Symbian^3</linktext></link> |
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369 <link href="GUID-BA0A115B-068C-4257-9489-DF35DF633AD2.dita"><linktext>Porting |
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370 applications to Symbian^3</linktext></link> |
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371 <link href="GUID-13987218-9427-455E-AC77-ADE6B0E9CD7E.dita"><linktext>Introduction |
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372 to Symbian^3</linktext></link> |
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373 </linklist> |
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374 </related-links> |
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375 </concept> |
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376 <?Pub *0000021289?> |