Case Studies
  
Design and implementation of a Symbian OS/Nokia S60 3rd sync application.
Feasibility study, design and implementation of a Symbian OS/Nokia S60 and Windows Mobile advertising based application.

 		 Contract to provide development services to the JAVA team within Symbian Ltd.
Consultancy and interim development services for Palringo's multi-platform instant messaging application.

 		 Commission to write Symbian/UIQ tutorials for Sony Ericsson Developer World and content for the Symbian Press Book: UIQ 3, The Complete Guide.
Design and implementation of TV-on-Mobile DVB-H Software, under Symbian 9.2, for Royal Philips Electronics.
  Feasibility study for Sampson Technology giving an assessment of the possibilities of developing a GPS based tracking solution under Symbian OS, Windows Mobile and the Java ME.
 
Software strategy, design and development for Pixology's PhonePrint. Series 60 applications used by Boots and Jessops in the UK and Duane Reade in New York.
 
Software design and development services for Cubic Transportation Systems and Heathrow Express. Handheld rugged Pocket PC system to issue train tickets.
Consultancy and development services for a Windows CE 3.0/Pocket PC streaming video application and associated PC administration software.

  		Consultancy and development services for a Windows CE 3.0/Pocket PC Version of HandChannel™ together with PC sync software.
Design and development of 28 Pocket PC/Handheld PC programs, 6 Series 60 applications, 8 UIQ programs, 1 program for the Nokia Communicator and over 20 J2ME Midlets. Here's a selection...
Pocket GraphCalc for the Handheld PC. The first graphical calculator for Windows CE 2.0. Pocket Spreadsheet was the first spreadsheet for the Palm-size PC, written well before Pocket Excel existed on the Pocket PC.
Mobile Spell for the Series 60 was written for the Nokia 7650. Mobile Websters for the Nokia Communicator contained over a million words and used special indexes to improve performance.
Email for J2ME was a popular application as it allowed POP email access from any J2ME phone.