Android and Symbian are both open-sourced OS. Symbian at the time was the most popular mobile OS worldwide (Nokia being its biggest proponent) until Android surpassed it around 2011. Part of Symbian's fall was that much of its licensed source code was restricted to only member companies. In comparison, Android's licensed source code is relatively free of restrictions, which helped spur its use among manufacturers, carriers, and the developer community.
Symbian OS was a popular mobile operating system in the early days of smartphones, used by many manufacturers at the time but mostly by Nokia. It ran on ARM platforms, and it had its own native (Symbian) kernel. Android OS is one of the most popular operating systems today, used by many manufacturers. It runs on multiple platforms, and has a Linux-based kernel. To date, the Nokia 808 Pureview (released in 2012) is the last smartphone to use Symbian OS.
Anna is newer than symbian os 9.4
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Android, MeeGo, iOS, BlackBerry OS, Nokia OS, and Symbian. Also Palm OS
No, Nokia only use Symbian and Windows phone.
on android we install any soft like window OS
Symbian, Brew, Android, iOS, Windows Mobile OS.
No
Mac OS, UNIX, Windows Vista, Symbian OS
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Yes it is. It has Symbian Symbian OS 9.1, S60 3rd edition.
It is not possible. I don't know which version of Symbian you mean, but Pocket PC is running some old version of Windows, Windows CE I guess but is is not possible to run Symbian apps on Pocket PC.
Because Symbian OS is essentially closed-source, you would need to convert an Android app to make it work in an Symbian OS environment.