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Series 40 6th Edition: building on the world's highest-volume mobile developer platform

The newest edition of the Series 40 platform is now available, enabling you to create unique applications and services for the high-volume feature phone market worldwide. By using the Location API for J2ME™ (JSR-179), you can offer navigation and location-aware services that will help consumers make the most of the new Nokia 6260 slide. Among the great features of this Series 40 6th Edition device are a built-in GPS and an HVGA screen, which offer consumers a highly compelling user experience. In addition to the new location services, Series 40 6th Edition includes the WebKit Open Source Browser, for an authentic web look and feel, plus Adobe Flash Lite 3.0.

Not yet familiar with Series 40 6th Edition? First, get to know the platform:

See an overview of the Series 40 platform »
Check out answers to questions that developers and business managers ask about the Series 40 platform »

Then, start development:

Download the Series 40 6th Edition SDK »
Explore the features and system requirements of the Series 40 6th Edition SDK »
Examine example-application source code that can help you to jump-start development »

Explore the technical specifications of Series 40 6th Edition devices

• Nokia 3710 fold »
• Nokia 3720 classic »
• Nokia 6260 slide »
• Nokia 6303 classic »
• Nokia 6700 classic »
• Nokia 6750 Mural »
• Nokia 7020 »
• Nokia 7510 Supernova »
• Nokia X3 »

Learn more from these documents:

Java™ ME Developer's Library, a complete resource package for developing mobile Java applications or services »
Series 40 Platform: Designing XHTML Mobile Profile Content »

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