Events are on Dec 8th and Dec 13th. Find the registration procedures at http://www.forum.nokia.com/News_and_events/.

Information as follows -

1. The different Nokia platforms today – S60, Series 40 and the Maemo ( moving to Meego ).

2. Market share of different OS in mobile phones today ; Symbian continues to hold nearly 45% of the space.

3. Introduction to the Meego platform. And many more..

Quoted from the document – “ Series 40 supports Adobe Flash Lite 3.1;Symbian also offers Java ME, Flash Lite 3.1 and Microsoft Silverlight; Maemo offers support for Adobe Flash 9.4. We also expect to move to full Adobe Flash support on Symbian. Series 40 supports Adobe Flash Lite 3.1;Symbian also offers Java ME, Flash Lite 3.1 and Microsoft Silverlight; Maemo offers support for Adobe Flash9.4. We also expect to move to full Adobe Flash supporton Symbian. “

It is really nice to note that Nokia is considering Flash to be an uncompromisable platform in its future for delivering rich content to its users; despite huge speculation about HTML5′s entry and how it can affect Flash’s market share.

1.  Important feature of the software’s ability is data collection. Rapid and precise collection of information, which is then sent instantly to a central server, speeds up what is currently a time-consuming paper-based activity.
2. Actual aggregation of the data which helps to build a picture of what’s happening and where.
3. Getting the information back to local practitioners, as it then enables them to take appropriate action. What marks HealthRadar out further is the ability to consume the data either on a mobile device or a PC, so the gathered data is useful to people in the field and those based in medical centres.

The software also features a Dashboard which enables users to quickly access key information including a daily update, a GeoHealth Map which highlights disease intensity alongside local health centres, the ability to compare current patterns against historic ones and statistical graphs.

You can read more from my article at Forum Nokia:

http://wiki.forum.nokia.com/index.php/Connecting_to_Pandorabots_from_Flash_Lite

The article delineates the following titles

• An introduction to Pandorabots
• A sample conversation between a human and a bot
• Source code to connect to one such AI bot
• and other related samples and references.

Details of the competition are below

You can win a N97 multimedia device by giving your approval to one or more Wiki articles you juged to be accurate, reliable and well written. The purpose of this competition is to provide additional feedback pointing out high quality articles that are tested by the community. With this information, non-members and new developers will be able to trust the code examples and articles with the designated Reviewers Approved Thumbs Up. If in doubt, they may read the comments that explain why they were reviewer approved.

Read the rules and quickly get started on your way to earn a grand N97.

Good Luck !

CEO’s of Nokia and CEO of Facebook are the highlighted speakers who will be joined by many distinguished people at this event.

You can get a glimpse of the showdown here.  Excited?  Want to be a part of it ?  Then register yourself here.

Alessandro Pace has written an article on How to protect Flash Lite content with OMA DRM 1.0 when content is packaged into a Symbian installer .sis here in Forum Nokia.

There will be couple of  webinars from Forum Nokia today on

Publishing to Ovi: Reach Millions of Nokia Users

9′ th April For EMEA/Asia session: 6 a.m. San Francisco, 9 a.m. New York, 4 p.m. Helsinki, 9 p.m. Beijing,you can register here»

For Americas Session: 11 a.m. San Francisco, 2 p.m. New York, you can register here»

Courtesy: Alessandro Pace