Carbide.ui Symbian Theme Edition 4.0 released

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Carbide.ui Symbian Theme Edition 4.0 releasedForum Nokia has released new version 4.0 of Carbide.ui Symbian Theme Edition. The latest version delivers a new UX that has been designed to boost the productivity of theme designers. The UX was created by going back to first principles and rethinking how designers can most efficiently create themes. This has resulted in changes that include:
Richer Component View: With faster refreshing, improved iconography, status indication, and filtering, reviewing components is now faster and better aligned to theme-development needs.
Unified Properties View: All properties of a component -- and the tools to manipulate them -- are now in one place. New tools, such as a slicer to create nine-part components, are also available.
Tabbed Preview: Preview screens are now grouped into convenient tabs, making it easier to find and display specific previews. This, in turn, enables the impact of component changes on the UI to be evaluated speedily.
Colour and Gradient Editor: An improved colour-selection tool makes editing common colours and gradients straightforward. Get an instant preview of any change, then use the colour picker to sample colours from any source.
Export to PDF: Export all preview screens to a PDF document -- at full resolution. Designers can now easily evaluate and share theme ideas without having to first install them on a device.
Automatic Updates: Whenever updates to Carbide.ui become available, an automatic alert is shown in the tool. Then, a single click is all that's needed to get the latest features and functions.

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Android pushes past Symbian as most popular smartphone OS

It’s the end of an era: the once ascendant Symbian OS has finally been toppled from the throne of most popular smartphone platform by — who else — Google and its Android OS.
According to research firm Canalyst, handset makers sold 32.9 million Android phones last quarter, a sevenfold growth over the same period a year ago, compared with Symbian sales of just 31 million. That ends a decade-long run for Nokia’s Symbian, which invented the smartphone form factor but simply couldn’t evolve to keep up with the nascent iOS and Android operating systems, which have quickly become ubiquitous.
The timing couldn’t be worse for Nokia, who are struggling to regain credibility in a market that they once dominated exclusively. Last week, Nokia warned that 2011 was already looking like a dire year, and new Nokia CEO Stephen Elop has gone on record that Nokia needs to “change faster” in order to compete.
Elop plans on announcing a new strategy for the beleaguered company on February 11th that is anticipated to include an announcement that Nokia will adopt Android itself. Hey! If you can’t beat ‘em, join ‘em.
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