Symbian has a lot of capabilities but it has the same problem as Windows. It has to support a lot of legacy code which is a pain to work with. If they want to c

Symbian has a lot of capabilities but it has the same problem as Windows. It has to support a lot of legacy code which is a pain to work with. If they want to compete with Android they need to build a developer friendly layer on top of their code. Because let's face it, Android is not original but it's nicely packaged with the developer in mind.