Only LG, Nokia, Samsung and Sony Ericsson make Symbian phones of note — Motorola axed its line. Samsung puts its TouchWiz UI on top of the dreadful S60 OS, and Sony Ericsson will likely do the same with its Rachael interface. Android is taking off, and even Nokia is looking to its Linux-based Maemo OS for its best stuff, like the N900. The Symbian OS still has a big slice of the phone market, but for how long?
And the cool UI in this video? The Symbian Foundation says that it’s not part of the Symbian UI roadmap, but they hope some of the features and effects make it into their reference UI and/or delivered handsets. Will you still care? [All About Symbian via SlashGear]
Cisco
Thursday, November 5, 2009 at 9:52 AMYou might not be able to get the UI but you can get the theme ;-p
http://www.symbian-guru.com/welcome/2009/10/symbian-foundation-theme-surfaces-at-see-09.html
Bennish
Friday, November 6, 2009 at 4:30 PMnokia, hurry up and make an alliance with palm.
If that’s too hard, do a motorola and go android. i’m getting rid of my n85 as soon as i get a palm pre