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July 24, 2006
More PlatSec stuff: SW patches & Symbian Signed
Posted by Markus Ahonen at 12:22 PM |
Categories: Blognotes
Antony Pranata raises a good point about the requirement to re-certify an app via Symbian Signed if a bug fix is applied. Apparently, the Freeware process takes quite a while (although paying for an update speeds it up considerably, from 3 weeks to 24h).
The discussion continues on Tommi's application blog.