appuifw2 appuifw2 is an external Python module for PyS60. It is based on the built-in appuifw module providing access to the S60 application UI framework and extends it with additional and improved features.
All features are documented in the wiki
Pymgfetch Pymgfetch- is an external Python module for PyS60. It is a wrapper for the Symbian C++ MGFetch::RunL function and allows you to present a selection dialog to the user, showing the contents of the mobile phone's media gallery.
Usage, examples, and installation instructions can be found here
Flyer Flyer-Flyer Framework 2 dramatically accelerates the use of advanced native features anywhere.
Flyer Framework 2 is based on the Flash Lite (1.1, 2.x, 3
DTNS60 DTNS60- bundle node implementation for Symbian S60 phones. It includes a daemon process offering bundle protocol services for the DTN applications in the challenged mobile networks, and a few example applications
Ensymble Ensymble-is a collection of Python modules and command line programs for Symbian OS software development.
SIS files made with Ensymble work from S60 3rd Edition phones onwards. For 1st and 2nd Edition phones there's py2sisng
Free Hash Tab Free Hash Tab - A small hash tool on your mobile!
dEditor Script for mShell dEditor Script for mShell is an m editor written in m! If you often edit m scripts directly on the phone you should consider this editor. It simplifies your work with function lists, markers, highligthing etc. Especially on Series 60 you will also like the scroll speed since the editor is completely in graphic mode
Alnet VDRC Alnet VDRC are a family of professional client applications designed for remote communication and management of all Alnet digital video recording systems.
Without major problems we are able to connect with VDRS-PC Based DVR and NetStation - IP Video Surveillance Software.
There are two versions of VDRC made for PC
Mobots MoBots are small applications that you can build in your phone using a very simple graphical interface. They act automatically on specific events like small robots. This is why we call them Mobile Robots or MoBots
Other Software by developer «DOCOMO Euro-Labs and Telematica Instituut»:
ProfileEngine ProfileEngine - Python extension that allows access to the ProfileEngine API which is available on 3rd edition FP1 phones (and newer)
WLANMgmt WLANMgmt - Python extension that allows access to a very limited part of the WLANManagement API: you can use it to scan for available WLAN networks.
Note: On 3rd edition phones Python extensions need to be signed using the same certificate and the same capabilities as the Python SIS file itself
Fastcamera Fastcamera - Python extension that allows access to the camera API, in a much more flexible way than the default camera extension. It supports multiple camera's, autofocus, zoom on viewfinder etc.
Note: On 3rd edition phones Python extensions need to be signed using the same certificate and the same capabilities as the Python SIS file itself
Music Player Remote Music Player Remote -Python extension that lets you interact with the native MusicPlayer: request the current player state, current track, listen to player events, etc. It also contains an extra operation from the Content Library Framework API which lets you query for extra track information (Album name, track number, genre, etc
ImageDecoder ImageDecoder - Python extension that allows you to perform several operations on image files:
- Extract a bitmap image from a JPG file (including EXIF data)
- Modify the EXIF data of a JPG file
- Extract a bitmap image (JPG, PNG, ..
KeyLock KeyLock-Python extension that allows access to the Key Lock API which is available on all Symbian editions. It allows getting/setting the lock state (the latter with or without user notification), or to popup a note asking the user whether the device should be locked
LocationRequestor LocationRequestor -Python extension that allows access to the Location Acquisition API (which connects to, for example, an internal and/or external GPS). It supports both blocking calls and callbacks. It is based on the 'lbsreference' example in the Symbian SDK
