Phone family
KeyAgain on Nokia Symbian S60 phones
S60 ran on Symbian, Nokia’s smartphone system of the 2000s: the 6600, the N-Gage, the E-series business phones, the N95 and, later, touch phones like the 701. Every one of them can run Java apps alongside native ones.
Models in this family
- Nokia E71Running on a real phone · 2008
- Nokia 6600Running on a real phone · 2003
Nokia 701Running on a real phone · 2011
Nokia N-GageRunning on a real phone · 2003- Nokia N95Not confirmed yet · 2007
- Nokia E63Not confirmed yet · 2008
- Nokia E72Not confirmed yet · 2009
Why the whole family can run it
Symbian phones carry a Java ME runtime next to their native apps. The very first S60 phones, like the original N-Gage, only have MIDP 1.0, so they get a lighter, separate KeyAgain version. From the 6600 on, S60 phones run MIDP 2.0 and the full app. Later models (E71, E72, N95, 701) also have 3G and Wi-Fi, which helps a lot where 2G is ending. On first launch Symbian asks for permission to use the network: you can set it to ask only the first time in the application manager.
Questions
Which Nokia Symbian S60 phones run KeyAgain?
We’ve seen it running on the Nokia E71, Nokia 6600, Nokia 701 and Nokia N-Gage. It’s built for the Java system the whole family shares, so most other Nokia Symbian S60 phones with Java should run it too; the first 3 days are free to check yours.