August 27th, 2010
Nokia N900 runs on the Linux based OS called Maemo. Since Maemo is an open source OS many third party application manufacturers have taken keen interest in producing exciting applications for this phone. Here are top five applications for Nokia N900:
1. FM Radio Player
Even though the Nokia N900 has got Stereo FM hardware, there is no FM Radio application installed on the phone. Hence, you can make use of the FM Radio player application to listen to radio on this phone. You will have to connect the earphones to listen to radio as they serves as radio antenna. read more »
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August 20th, 2010
MeeGo is an open source operating system and many leading cell phone manufacturers, network service providers and third party software companies are waiting for its release. It is a Linux-based OS and is believed to be compatible with wide range of devices such as desktop computers, notebooks, cell phones, tablet PCs and even television sets. MeeGo powered device will allow the users to go online and access entertainment whether the user it at home or traveling.
It has been revealed that the MeeGo OS is a merger between Nokia’s Maemo and Intel’s Moblin. Since MeeGo is backed up with powerful names like Nokia and Intel, many cell phone companies are waiting for its release so that they can make use of this OS. Since MeeGo is an open source project, developers will be able to modify MeeGo’s code so that they can test and develop new software and enhance the performance of the existing apps. Developers can access the Moblin and Maemo communities to discuss about the MeeGo OS. read more »
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August 13th, 2010
After configuring email accounts on your Symbian phone, you can access your email accounts through your phone. You can easily configure your email accounts from various leading email service providers such as Gmail, Yahoo and Windows Live. After setting up the email accounts on your phone, you can launch the in-built browser and access your inbox. You can even make use of third party applications such as Profmail application to access your inbox.
Here is how you can configure mailbox on your Symbian phone: read more »
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July 31st, 2010
iPhone is a very versatile phone as it lets you make calls, watch videos, listen to music, browse on the web, lets you know which place you are going, and last but not the least it also lets you play games to wade away your leisure time. On the Apple’s App Store, you will find plenty of racing games and some of them are so good that they are as impressive as a PC or video game.
Here are the top 5 racing games for your iPhone:
Asphalt 5
This games from Gameloft provides you with plenty of vehicles from leading sports car manufacturers like Ferrari, Lamborghini, Audi, etc. The animation of this game is brilliant and it has 12 locations such as Aspen, Las Vegas and other beautiful locations from the world. There are different racing events to choose from such as drift contest, cop chase, duel mode, etc. You can add 6 player on Bluetooth to play multiplayer game or you can go online to race against your friends.
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July 23rd, 2010
How cool is it to have a touchscreen phone which can scan fingerprint and unlock itself only when it matches with yours?
Here you have it – FingerPrint application for Symbian phones!
Okay, this doesn’t really turn your Symbian phone into a fingerprint scanner. We all know that it is impossible, right? This trick application can really pull a fast one on your friends when you demostrate to them how you can unlock your phone with this fingerprint scanner.
When the FingerPrint screen pops up, you can press your thumb or finger against your phone’s screen to be “scanned” for your identity. Once you do that, the phone will begin vibrating and emitting beeps to create the impression that it is scaning your fingerprint. However, the phone doesn’t really scan your fingerprint! It will unlock the phone once you remove your finger when it has reached the correct number of beeps or vibrations that you have previously configured.
Only you know how it works, so you can have some fun fooling your friends with this application!
For more information on this Symbian app, click here to visit their website.
FingerPrint Giveaway!
Here’s your chance to get a free copy of FingerPrint! We are giving away 5 copies of FingerPrint to our readers, and it’s extremely simple to participate in this lucky draw and win.
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July 23rd, 2010
One nifty feature of iPhone is their slide unlock function which enables users to slide their finger across the touch screen to unlock the device.
So is there a way to have this cool feature on Symbian phones? Yes, there is!
This nifty Symbian application is nUnLock. Besides the slide unlocking function, it also acts as a screensaver showing the current time, battery stamina, and call status. Different from other Symbian apps, uUnlock allows you to configure almost everything possible. You can configure the homescreen image to your favourite wallpaper, adjust the slider sensitivity, font colour and text display.
For more information on this Symbian app, click here to visit their website.
nUnLock Giveaway!
Here’s your chance to get a free copy of nUnlock! We are giving away 5 copies of nUnLock to our readers, and it’s extremely simple to participate in this lucky draw and win.
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Nokia N900 runs on the Linux based OS called Maemo. Since Maemo is an open source OS many third party application manufacturers have taken keen interest in producing exciting applications for this phone. Here are top five applications for Nokia N900:
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