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Application of S60 device

The application has been earlier tested along with an S60 2nd Edition device and this is Symbian Signed. So can I install similar application to another S60 device?

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There must not be any problem with the installation itself. But, if the application has only been tested along with one device, here is no guarantee that this will work in other devices. Thus, retesting with other target devices is also recommended. As well as be aware that applications developed for S60 both 1st and 2nd Editions can’t be installed to an S60 3rd Edition device by itself. At minimum, this will be essential to recompile the application along with the equivalent SDK.

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