Nokia has announced in last June the acquisition of Symbian, and they have also established the Symbian foundation, which has the aim to create a uniform, open and free user interface. The new interface will of course inherit from the UIQ platform too, but it's most important part is the much more widespread Nokia Series 60 platform. With the launch of the new operating system and the new user interface, Nokia abandons his own solution and closes down the S60.com website, which functions as a central information database, a source of applications and a forum as well. The site doesn't accept new registrations since April 29, and updates end on June 30, while the forums will be locked as well, although the site will remain accessible. Information about the new user interface will be available on Symbian.org and the currently beta blog.Symbian.org.
Translated by Szaszati
