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Last week, Eero had spent six hours debugging a crash that only happened after the 143rd podcast feed update. The culprit? A stray HBufC descriptor (Symbian's string object) that wasn't properly reset. The phone's heap had fragmented like a shattered mirror, and the 144th allocation landed in a crack.

Because in his email inbox, alongside the user reports, were news articles. A company called Apple was about to announce something. A "revolutionary mobile phone." And a year later, another article: Google's "Android" was open source. symbian 9.1 apps

Eero replied, fixed a few bugs, and then, slowly, he stopped. Last week, Eero had spent six hours debugging

"Great app! But can you make a version that uses the D-pad to skip 30 seconds?" "Crashes on my E61. Error code -46?" "Any chance of a .jar version for my older phone?" The phone's heap had fragmented like a shattered