NOKIA · SYMBIAN · S60
AuroraKajo is the home of Aurora Store: application downloads, release information and practical help for classic Nokia phones.
Find video and file-sharing tools in the published catalogue. Each listing includes its description, supported platform, release notes and available download.
Browse and play supported video through your own Aurora relay on an S60 phone.
AuroraTube is a video application for compatible Nokia Symbian phones. Playback and available sources depend on the installed release, network and supported media formats. Read its current release notes before downloading.
Share a selected Nokia folder with a computer browser over a trusted private Wi-Fi network.
Aurora Share is also known as FileShare. It lets a compatible Nokia phone share files with a computer browser. Check the app page for local Wi-Fi and relay connection instructions.
The Nokia E72 and Nokia E73 are classic Symbian S60 phones with physical keyboards and keypad navigation. On Aurora Store, check the supported-device list for the exact app version you intend to install.
A Nokia brand name alone does not establish compatibility. Phones may use different operating systems or S60 editions. A release for S60 3rd Edition Feature Pack 2 is not a promise of support for every Symbian phone.
Symbian is the phone operating system. S60 identifies a family of phone software platforms and editions. A SIS package is an application installation file used by Symbian devices.
Before installing, compare the minimum OS and supported devices in the release information with your phone. Review the package size, checksum and signing notice as well.
If the phone browser cannot download a package, download it on a computer and transfer it over USB or Bluetooth. Read the SIS installation guide for signing and compatibility checks.
Use the compatibility information on the application page for the published version. Available releases can change, and an installation or playback result must be verified on the actual phone.
Yes. The simple Store provides text-based application information and downloads without requiring JavaScript. It uses the same public catalogue as the full website.
