The file extension SIS is used as archives for Symbian OS and they are not application files as mistakenly believed. The long form of SIS is Symbian Installation Source. The Symbian operating systems exist on several mobile devices. So, you can say that SIS is a zipped file used for mobile phones which contains several other compressed files. In case you have some SIS files on your computer, you can open them and unpack.
The Symbian operating systems are a platform which is utilized on several personal mobile phones and also PDAs. When you install any kind of software onto your mobile phone, SIS files are automatically created on that device. So, for installing any SIS file, some kind of software is required to be installed on the device for creation. You need to remember that these files are just a kind of storage point for the Symbian operating system. They are completely different to SAV files which are specific to the game you are playing.
Quite different to SIS, the files having file extension SAV do exactly what they sound like and that is save data or files. As stated above, the most common application for SAV association is in saving your progress while playing games like Half-Life and Dune. The extension serves as your generic extension utilized by several programs while creating backup files. With the advent of many programs using files having this extension, the problem is that there isn't a single program available that can open all the SAV files. For opening them in Windows, if you are not sure which program created them; you can right-click on the file and select "Open With". Here select one of the different programs listed.
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