Wampyre

Cheung Yuen Wong had his first meeting with Symbian when he acquired the N-Gage Classic phone. Swiftly after he became addicted and amazed at the possibilities in which the Symbian operating system offered in terms of usability and power. You can follow Cheung on Twitter at @Wampyre.

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4 Comments

  1. daClaus

    brrr, calling this an advanced contacts manager is pretty exaggerated. What it does is simply putting the whole contact information on one screen, lovelessly one after the other. No lines, no gaps, no descriptions, just some small icons.

    The Nokia contacts application sure is not the best, but imho it’s still better than this.

  2. Dotsisx

    @daClaus I agree with you on this one. I tested it for 5 secs on my 5800xm and found the UI fugly and the overall added value none. I was excited about this app and was immensely let down by the result it turned. I wonder who will shell 20$ for such a crappy experience.

  3. The Prodigal Fool

    I used to use this on my Sony-Ericsson P990i (now we’re going back a while!). At the time, I thought how ugly the UI was.

    I am amazed that Dream Spring haven’t done anything to improve the look and feel of this thing. It seems like it’s taken them ages to port the UIQ version to S60. What have they been doing all this time? I was really hoping to see something new and slick but it looks like the same old ugly design… What a shame.

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