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PuTTY SSH client for Symbian OS
PuTTY is a free SSH client developed by Simon Tatham and others. A port to the Symbian OS has been released, with support for Series 60 (Nokia 3650, 6600, and N-Gage) and Nokia 9200 Communicator series (Nokia 9210, 9210i, and 9290). The current version contains SSH protocol support, terminal emulation, and a basic user interface.
By the developers at the PuTTY homepage.
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