SPB Mobile Shell for Symbian-powered handset is an application that brings you a totally new look for your touch-enabled handset. With much advanced options to customize the user interface to suit your need it’s a handy partner to have. If you haven’t read our review of it yet. You should to head over to see [...]
Some games from the physical world are never dying and still remain popular until this day even when transformed into the digital form. Among them we can find Sudoku, Marble Maze and Can’t Stop Solitaire. For those unacquainted, Can’t Stop Solitaire is a card game where the objective is to solve the different kinds of [...]
Despite our handsets having a keylock, whether manually, timed or automatically, it’s not always convenient to do things when the keys of our Symbian-powered handset is locked. Many times I’ve been frustrated over that I first have to unlock my handset to then be able to skip a track when listening to my music on [...]
There are many games out there for Symbian-powered handsets. While some focus on the environmental side of things others are made for quick and casual gaming. Others again are just extremely well made. Depending on your favorite type of games there are a lot to choose from. Eat This! is a game from Eyesight intended [...]
Perhaps it’s a stereotype, perhaps it’s a fact. Regardless of how you look at it, some of use like cute things. Cute things have the ability to bring us a big smile on our faces and it also is suitable for people of all ages. Whether it is a cute little gecko or a cute [...]
There are many filemanagers out there and among the more popular ones are Active File by Alie Tan, Fexplorer and my favorite X-plore. Besides supporting the phone theme providing the application with an unified look with the rest of your handset, it also has features such as setting up shortcuts to folders you frequently access. [...]
Slowly but steadily our Symbian-powered handsets have been able to take bigger chunks of the different types of applications that are offered out there. Whether it being widgets, flash, java or native Symbian content. This is especially the case with Nokia’s Ovi Store where applications are not separated at all. In many cases this approach [...]
We’ve covered some of the applications from Psiloc before such as Connect, World Traveler and BlueText. BlueText which cost $15.20 before has now been freed from charge and is offered completely free from the Psiloc website. More mysteriously is that most of their applications for the deprecated systems such as S60, Series 80 and UIQ [...]
While I luckily don’t have problem with my spoon being too big (NSFW). I do have a spoon, more correctly I’ve got two spoons, a fork and a knife. Leaving that a side for a bit let us just focus on the Spoon!. Spoon! is an application developed by eyeSight and with the power of [...]
