This introduction to creating C++ applications for the Nokia 9200 Communicator series includes the Nokia 9210 and Nokia 9210i Communicators in Europe, the Nokia 9210c Communicator in China, and the Nokia 9290 Communicator in the U.S. These devices use Symbian OS, an open, robust, multitasking operating system designed for data-enabled mobile phones. Symbian OS is written largely in C++, and the language therefore represents a strong development choice for third parties.
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