Symbian! Outdated? Doomed? Will you still support Symbian?
As we all know, whether it's software or games in Jar format, software errors will occur—almost unavoidable!!! This is the sorrow of Jar!!! Something with flaws can never become the main character! This is also an inevitable part of history! As time passes, the new will always replace the old! For this reason, we offer our final mourning for Symbian! But in the future, we can tell our children: Symbian once accompanied me as I grew up! What an exclamation that is! We spent that fleeting youth playing mobile games in Jar format!
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For someone like me who is a beginner, it doesn't matter. For now, Symbian is enough to meet my needs. There's no good or bad here, only suitable or not suitable. As for whether it is obsolete, it doesn't matter; Android isn't that great either. Today's Symbian is its tomorrow.
Think about it, the jars on Oppo won't go wrong, and it's the same with LG. Java is still very good.
The comment on the 4th floor is good. Now with the rise of popular tablets, the Android system has also evolved. Along with computers, there are three sizes: large, medium, and small. For tablets that are similar in price, who would still buy an Android phone? The decline of Android phones will definitely be faster than Symbian.
Always support Nokia! Symbian comes and goes... because after all, products that are behind the times are inevitably eliminated... Even if Symbian disappears, JAVA will definitely not disappear with it, that is certain.
I've used two generations of Symbian and four generations of Nokia. No matter what, I don't want to say anything anymore; everyone has their own preferences. The only thing I find puzzling is, why does thinking of Symbian immediately mean Java? Symbian's format is .sis, so what does a Java runtime error have to do with Symbian? Also, I've encountered Kiki and Xuanxuan here (don't think that just because you changed your names I won't recognize you).
Sony Ericsson devices rarely encounter software errors when running jar files, whereas errors frequently occur on S40 devices. S40 has less memory and lower performance compared to Sony Ericsson devices. Sony Ericsson devices have good compatibility; even when errors occur, they will still try to execute the program, and there is no additional protection for Java, allowing it to run in the background. The A200 operating system on Sony Ericsson has no Java permission restrictions, allowing all to be set to 'Never Ask.' A200 is not a model; it is a Sony Ericsson operating system.
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