Presentation on Nokia and Symbian Foundation by Petra Söderling, Director, Nokia Devices R&D, at the New Product Development Strategies conference in Vienna, Austria, June 11-12, 2009

1. Open Source Software and
Product Development
Petra Söderling, Nokia Devices R&D
New Product Development Strategies, Vienna, June 2009

2. Inspiring innovation
Nokia E71 Nokia N97 Nokia 5800
XpressMusic
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3. S60 on Symbian OS is the leading
innovation platform
Volumes Open
Internet
User
experience

4. S60 on Symbian OS is the leading
innovation platform
250+ million
Open
200+ Internet
User
experience

5. S60 on Symbian OS is the leading
innovation platform
Volumes
User
experience

6. S60 on Symbian OS is the leading
innovation platform
Volumes Open
Internet
Messaging
PIM
Audio
System
Imaging
Location

7. Future of S60 & Symbian OS is
Open Source with Symbian Foundation
Non-profit open, independent
foundation to provide, manage and
unify the platform.
Membership is open to all.
Source code available for free to all
members.
Full platform moved to Eclipse
Public License over two years.
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8. Symbian Foundation vision
Device creators Service creators Developers Users
Fast TTM Unified platform Huge opportunity Best devices
Breadth of features Range of rich dev Great community Best apps
Low cost & risk environments Tools & support Best services
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10. Development • Development priorities driven by member contributions
Principles • Development process defines
• Acceptance and governance of asset contributions
• Creation of unified platform releases
• Assets available for full or partial use
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11. Assets are poised for growth
Short term objectives Long term objectives
Improve operational set-up Maximize sharing of non-
differentiating development cost
Further increase foundation
platform attractiveness for Establish wide, engaged
handset vendors community of ecosystem players
Create one common platform Release the full foundation
with an unified User Interface platform as Open Source

12. The code 40 million lines of code
450,000 source code files
45,000 directories
2000 software components
100+ packages
3 layers of 14 technology
domains
1 unified platform

13. 3 layers and 14 technology domains
Application
Location Apps
Personal Connectivity Productivity Multimedia
Comms Apps UI Apps
Device Apps Apps
Web Apps
Mgmt App
Apps Apps
Tools
Middleware
Location Connectivity Middleware
MW MW Tools
Personal Device UI
Productivity Multimedia Runtimes &
Comms Mgmt Middlewa
Data MW Services Middleware Web MW
Security MW MW re
Comms
MW MW
OS OS Runtime OS OS Data OS OS
and Web Personal Multimedia Graphics
OS
Security Location Comms Comms Connectivity
OS
Tools
OS Base Services
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14. 100+ packages
Application
Video
IP File Instant Image Video Video Music Voice Screen Home-
Location Tele- PoC PC Msging Utility Camera Gallery Video Radio Help
Tele- Manager Msging Editor Editor Player Photos Player Recorder Saver screen Profile
Apps phony Apps Suite Apps Apps Apps Apps Center Apps Apps
phony Apps Apps Apps Apps Apps Apps Apps Apps Apps
Apps
Phone Contact Organizer Tech-
Apps Apps App Suite view
Content Device Image Speech
Multimedia Settings PCC Chinese Multimedia Graphics Connectivity
Control Control Viewer Recognition Web UIs ( Java )
Sharing UIs UIs S Dictionary UIs UIs Tools
Daemons Daemons UIs UIs
Middleware
Tele-
Service Legacy Multimedia
Location phony & Remote DLNA Remote Wireless VPN Msging Image Video Camera Input Classic SVG UI Service API Service Open Web UI
Discovery Metadata ( Helix ) App Web
Services SIM Connectivity Services Mgmt Access Client Mw Handling Utils Services Methods UI Tiny Accelerator Framework API Services Services Tools
and Usage Services Framework
Services
Instant
Generic Legacy Networking Multimedia UI Smartc Home
Security Access IP App IP Connectivity High Level IP App Msging & Remote Shortlink Metadata Multimedia UI Application
App DRM Presence Device Framework ard Screen
Services Security Services Mgmt Protocols Protocols Presence Storage Connectivity Services Middleware Resources Installation
Support Services Management GBA Services
Services
Generic Persistent Cellular
OS XML Device Locating Comms Networking Shortlink Multi- Imaging Text & Verification
OS Data WLAN Baseband Graphics
Security Services Services Services Frmwk Services Services media Extensions Localisation Tools
Services Services Services
OS
Kernel &
Hardware Board Build
Support Tools
Services
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15. Changing the ways we work
1. Software development mainly 1. Software development in open
by Nokia collaboration by community
members, including Nokia
2. Software licensed out to other 2. Software source code available
manufacturers for a fee for free to all
3. Software platform roadmap is 3. Software platform roadmap is
confidential public
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16. Why should
users care
about open
source?
Open source in itself is no answer, however it
enables more innovation, less IPR restrictions,
faster development cycle, participation by
individuals with different backgrounds from
different cultures, ultimately surfacing as
better products and user experiences.
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17. Thank you.
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