Symbian Limited has just announced a new version of its very widely used operating system for smartphones. The most significant new features in Symbian OS 9.3 are native support for Wi-Fi wireless networking and USB 2.0 on-the-go. It also offers shorter start-up times for phones and key applications as well as improved memory management, resulting in more responsive devices. For the most part, though, Symbian OS 9.3 is an incremental upgrade to the previous version with no major improvements.
New Version of Symbian OS Announced
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For an ultra-mobile OS, wifi support is undoubtedly a major improvement. If this is an incremental upgrade, then so is Vista <ducks>
Symbian S60 already supports WiFi in its v9.1 version.
Sony Ericsson P990 will have VLAN when it is shipping later this summer.
I bought the M600i where there is no VLAN, but i don´t care that much, i don´t need it in my phone.