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Series 60 is a user interface for mobile phones that is developed and marketed by Nokia. It runs on top of the Symbian OS operating system. Series 60 consists of a suite of libraries and standard applications, such as telephony, PIM tools, and multimedia players. It is intended to power fully-featured modern phones with large colour screens, which are commonly known as smartphones. An important feature of Series 60 phones is that they allow new applications to be installed after purchase.
Several mobile phone manufacturers have produced, or are producing, phones based on Series 60. These include Siemens, Panasonic, and Sendo, as well as Nokia itself.
Nokia has also produced a number of other user interface platforms, such as Series 40, Series 80 and Series 90.
Series 60K Locks also have a knob set which is active when the lock is not deadlocked.
Series60 locks are ideal for use on corridor, cell dining room or recreational area doors.
Series 60K locks with knobs are suited administration or infirmary areas where staff personnel require the convenience of knob operation combined with slam-locking and the security of a deadlock.
The Series60 was a model range of automobiles from General Motors Oldsmobile Division during the 1940s.
Series60 were built on the shorter (119 in) of two wheelbases used by Oldsmobile at this time, and trimmed in an entry level fashion.
The Series60 model designation was retired after 1948, the L-head six cylinder was then uprated to 257 in³ and used in the Oldsmobile 76 models which were discontinued in 1950.
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