The features of this first release include:

• All the Regional and National versions of the Italian TeleText (Televideo RAI)
• Full-screen landscape mode

You can download TeleText Italy from the Ovi Store.

Features include:

• TV listings for the next 7 days
• See what’s on TV in every moment
• Search functionality, to find all your favorite programs
• Home Screen widget (for N97 and N97 Mini)

TV Guide Italy is available on the Ovi Store.

I personally love this wallpaper for its gorgeous graphics and the level of interactivity that it provides. My favorite theme? Bloody hands on sand!

Just follow this link on your Android device, or use the QRCode below to get it!

I’m excited to show you some screenshots of my latest personal project: Live Prints, an Android Live Wallpaper. Simply chose a predefined look (or combine different backgrounds and prints) and watch the prints walking around your home screen and interact with your taps, icons and widgets…

First screenshots look absolutely great: let’s wait for the official release!

In the past months I’ve written some articles (here, here and here) about using FDT as the primary IDE for Flash Lite development, and my overall impression with the whole IDE was (and is) absolutely good: being an Eclipse-based IDE, you can find all the powerful Eclipse features, plus a lot of added functionality specific for Flash developers.

Contest details and rules are available here.

Good Luck!

Nokia Devs is not about technology, but about people: we’re looking for developers, publishers, designers and enthusiasts who want to share their vision about mobile development, and aboutNokia present and future. We want you to talk about your experience, perspectives and more.

The website will feature daily conversations with Nokia developers: if you want to share your experience and thoughts about mobile development, talking about your mobile apps and projects, you can contact NokiaDevs team here.

The first project is for a widget that allows the user to perform searches through the Bing search engine.

Its code shows how many widgets’ common features can be implemented, including:

• integrate a public REST API
• retrieve and show dynamic data from network
• detect and adapt to different screen resolutions
• handle touch and key-based user interaction
• show tabbed views
• download dynamic code updates and new versions of the widget

The second widget is a configurable RSS reader supporting multiple RSS feeds at once. The widget is easily adaptable to different needs, where retrieval and displaying of remote XML feeds is needed.

The last project is a client for Google’s Buzz social network: the current functionalities include searching by keyword, and retrieving of Buzzes of a single user. Many more features are under development: feel free to take a look and integrate yours

As these are open source projects, everyone is invited to dig into the code and to contribute to the them: just join the project, and start experimenting! To start, visit Forum Nokia Projects.

Specifically:

• Fixed the 3 star rating bug: now the correct rating will be shown for all items
• Broken content removed: items with missing pieces (e.g.: title, thumbnail) now will not be visible anymore
• Optimized data loading: new data is now loaded only when necessary, to optimize network traffic
• JavaScript code reduced, to diminish start-up time
• Other small fixes

So, this download is recommended for all users that have already downloaded Ovi Show!, and have experienced these or other issues. You can download it using the following link, or by using the Ovi Show! inbuilt update mechanism.

For this reason, It’s a pleasure to see Dr. Jukka releasing a new set of UI components, specifically intended for S60 touch devices.

Here is the full list of components:

• Accordion
• Busy
• Button
• Carousel
• Checkbox
• LightBox
• Optionsbox
• ProgressBar
• Radiobox
• Rating
• TextLabel
• ToggleSwitch
• ToggleSwitch list

Components’ documentation is available on Forum Nokia Wiki, and you can also preview the components online, by using this page.

Good job Jukka!

With different backgrounds, we all aim at providing useful information about the mobile environment, in all its aspects. From its manifesto:

The aim of this community is to share as much as possible information related to the mobile development using all the social networks and the new capabilities of the NET to make easier find updated contents and to create a deep feeling of connection between developers.

The journey is at the beginning, hope you’ll join in!