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Symbian OS Hatem Mahmoud www.ExpressionLab.com
Introduction
Symbian OS Design
Symbian OS Layers
Developing on Symbian OS
References Agenda
Introduction
What? Symbian OS  is: A proprietary operating system
Designed for mobile devices
Developed by  Symbian Ltd.
History In 1980, the British company  Psion  (Potter Scientific Instruments) was founded by  David Potter
In 1984,  Psion  launched  Psion Organiser , the world's first handheld computer
Psion Organiser II
History In 1987,  Psion  released a preemptive multitasking operating system,  EPOC : 16-bit  / written in  C  / Intel  8086  chip
In 1997,  Psion Series 5  based on  EPOC32 :  32-bit  / written in  C++
EPOC  = Electronic Piece Of Cheese :-)
Psion Series 5mx
History On 24 June 1998: Symbian Ltd.  was formed as a partnership between: Nokia ,  Ericsson ,  Motorola  and  Psion
EPOC  was renamed  Symbian OS
First Symbian OS Phones In 2000: First  Symbian OS phone: Ericsson R380
First open  Symbian OS phone: Nokia 9210 Communicator
Ericsson R380
Ericsson R380 OS:  EPOC Release 5u  (Symbian OS 5.1)
ROM: 4 MB (1.2 MB accessible)
RAM: 2 MB EDO DRAM
Display: 3.5 ” monochrome touchscreen
Features:  Unicode  support, organizer, WAP, SMS/email, infrared port
Nokia 9210 Communicator
Nokia 9210 Communicator
Nokia 9210 Communicator OS:  Symbian OS 6.0  (EPOC Release 6)
ROM: 16 MB (2MB user-accessible)
RAM: 8 MB SDRAM
Display: 4.5 ” color TFT
Features:  Bluetooth , QWERTY keyboard, 16 MB MMC, Java, document viewer
History 2003: Symbian OS 7.0:  IPv6  and  Java ME
2004:  Cabir , the first worm (Bluetooth)
2005: Symbian OS 8.1:  EKA2 , a real-time kernel (API calls quick and time-bound)
2005: Symbian OS 9.1:  digital signing
History 2007: Symbian OS 9.3 supports  SQLite
2007: Symbian OS 9.5 supports  real-time multimedia  and  location-based services
History
History (2005)
History (2006)
History (2008)
10  Years Later On 24 June 2008: Nokia  acquired all shares
€ 264 million  ($410 million)
Symbian Foundation , a non-profit organization, established to create one  open source  mobile operating system
History Symbian Foundation  established to unite: Symbian OS
S60 , Nokia
UIQ , Sony Ericsson and Motorola
MOAP(S) , NTT DoCoMo
Today