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NS Basic/Symbian OS

 

Rapid, Easy Programming for Symbian OS Devices!

NS Basic/Symbian OS

is a complete, powerful development environment. Write your BASIC program on the desktop, then download it to your device to run it.
  • Supports Symbian UIQ 3 and S60 3rd Edition devices
  • Easy to use, standard and structured BASIC
  • Code Completion
  • Over a dozen standard objects
  • Create buttons, fields, popups, menus and more
  • Math and trigonometric function support
  • TCP/IP support
  • Produces standard standalone Symbian apps
  • Integrated Project Builder
  • Built in indexed database support
  • Lots of sample code
  • 150+ page Handbook
"I like the speed of loading and display... it's just as fast (if not faster) on my Nokia N95 than my Palm T5!" - WZ Sun

"Good impressions, great work. I've used some large nsbasic palm projects and all works fine." -- Avv. Fabrizio Cesare

Product News

Developers release apps using NS Basic/Symbian OS
Read about developers who have released live apps developed with NS Basic/Symbian OS. Also, see our $99.95 Introductory Special!

Tech Notes Added!
We've added a series of Tech Notes giving more background and inside information!

Tutorials Added!
See how common programming functions are done!

Join the NS Basic/Symbian OS Web Board!
Want to get the latest news on NS Basic/Symbian OS by email? We post it to our web forum first. Join our Web Board.

NS Basic/Symbian OS Benchmarks
Early results show good performance. Read the full results.

NS Basic/Symbian OS FAQ
Read Frequently Asked Questions about NS Basic/Symbian OS

More News...

See the Video!
See NS Basic/Symbian OS in action!
Download the Demo!
See how easy it is to create your own applications using NS Basic/Symbian OS. (approx 10 megs)
Frequently Asked Questions
We've put together a list of the most asked questions with answers. If your question isn't there, let us know!.
View the Specifications!
See the complete list of statements, functions, datatypes and objects that NS Basic/Symbian OS supports.

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