If last file there is 'Series60v2.0.sis', than it is based on S60v2.0, like on 6600 and Panasonic X700.Īnother simple way to determine if it's S60v2.0 or S60v2.1 is by checking if your unit have 'end-to-end scrolling'. If there is 'Series60v2.1.sis' file there, than most likely it is S60v2.1, like on 7610, 6260, 3230 and most other devices. You can determine what subversion of S60v2 your unit have by navigating to Z:/System/Install/ As far as I know, all S60v2.0-S60v2.1 devices have ' Classic' theme, which looks exectly like S60v1.x (Symbian 6.1).Īnd yes, it would be more correct to call OS versions by S60 version, because, Symbian 7.0s was foundation for many other interfaces: Oh, and to be shure, please check if there are folders:īecause, if there is no camera app on menu, than maybe it's just got 'hidden' flag in firmware, but actually there.Īnd if some of this folders are there, than you can simply try launching it by pressing on the. 'However, the early firmware on the device does not seem to support the camera.'

Please, clarify, your unit doesn't even have any build-in camera app at all or it won't launch?īecause you only mentioned camera on your site, and it doesn't say much. I attached what I saved for myself long time ago. Yeah, it would be interesting to try camera apps from retail S60 devices, but unfortunatelly, all apps from Z:/ drive after copying to C:/ or E:/ stop launching, so we can't test it.īut you can try 3rd-party camera apps.

S60v2 games ported s60v3 games