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This week I was joined by Risto Helin of Nokia to discuss Symbian Signed - What Symbian Signed means to the developers, what it means to the consumers, how does one get their application Symbian Signed, what processes the test houses do when they verify an application.
Getting your app Symbian Signed may seem like a lengthy, complicated and costly process...but it's the complete opposite! Listen to the podcast for the interview...
Download in MP3 64kbps Format | (17:19 - 8.1 MB)
Download in AAC+ 24kbps Format | (17:19 - 3.0 MB)
Risto Helin works at Nokia in the Forum Nokia Technical Services and Consultancy organization as Manager of the Application Testing Services. Risto has been with Nokia for over eleven years, out of which he has been engaged in developer activities in the past nine.
In his current role, Risto represents Nokia in the industry wide testing and signing processes Symbian Signed and Java Verified. He has been involved in these programs from the very inception. Prior to Java Verified and Symbian Signed he was involved in the developer support and Nokia's testing and signing process development.
Risto holds a degree of Bachelor in Engineering.
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Hi Phil, you're back.
Posted by: Antony Pranata | September 28, 2006 08:22 PMI am not sure what's wrong. I can hear audio distortion on the file, for both MP3 and AAC. Every few seconds, there is "tsk" sound. FYI, I am using N91 to play the files.
Yeah, sorry about that, that's my fault, I allowed to the guest to the mic that's built-in to his laptop. Total mistake on my part, those mics are terrible. I even normalized the audio afterwards and in .wav format it sounds okay, but once I encode it those distortions sound really bad. Hopefully people can get through it without too many problems.
Posted by: Phil | September 29, 2006 10:17 AMAlso the sound volume is too low! 100% sound volume on E70 is cannot be heard in a moving car (both laudspeaker and headset).
Posted by: Andrey Scherbakov | October 2, 2006 05:15 PM