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Silverlight 60

Posted by jbwan | Posted in Technology | Posted on 04-03-2008

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Apparently, Nokia are to embed the Microsoft Silverlight client into their S60 handsets. The often feared symbian OS is now getting a pseudo-Flash client that will allow developers to make applications for S60 phones easier than they have been able to do so in native Symbian code. However, the combination of non-Flash posing as Flash on a platform that is widely acknowledged to be difficult to interact with sounds to me like it’s a last ditch attempt to keep S60 developers happy before symbian is dropped once and for all. It can’t survive much longer, can it? source: The Register

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