Trunk In Action: For your first challenge, all we’re looking for is who can get the best photo of the N97 mini trunk in action, out and about in the real world. Simply get a shot of your N97minitrunk in a strange or creative place and get the image over to us for your next [...]
Our friends at the Emoze blog pinged us to brag that you can now download Emoze straight from the Ovi Store on your Symbian-powered smartphone. If you’ve never heard of Emoze before, you obviously don’t read Symbian-Guru! Just kidding – Emoze is a fully integrated messaging service. You can add your email accounts, sure, but [...]
First originating from the forums on NokiaUsers. A user there discovered a mysterious timer put up by Nokia. Currently the counter says that it is less than one day left until the surprise is revealed. Unfortunately we have yet to know what the countdown is towards and in the mean time all we can do [...]
We told you about Free-iSMS a while back – the original version was freeware, but only available unsigned, which means you had to go through the process of getting a developer certificate for your phone and signing the application and all. This original version, v1.03, also offered limited customization options and did not support MMS, [...]
AdvanceSMS from KillerMobile is an application that aims to take care of your messaging needs. Some of the more interesting features mentioned from the application website are SMS scheduling, SMS filtering, auto-response, full screen SMS preview and export of SMS messages. Supporting phones running the 3rd and 5th edition of Symbian, this application is available [...]
Emoze, the self-described ‘ultimate mobile push email and messaging solution’ , has just launched their own blog to help keep you up-to-date on what’s new with the messaging world. The blog is authored by my buddy Jeb Brilliant, who I first met at the L.A. Mansion event so long ago. Emoze is a fully-featured messaging [...]
Yesterday we exposed the main issue faced by the full suite of Ovi software offered by Nokia. We explained how the different services don’t interact with each other and how it’s almost impossible to get a complete experience out of them. Today, we try to make suggestions as to how we envision a true and [...]
You may recall several months ago, just about the time the E66 and E71 were announced, that Nokia also revealed it would be discontinuing support for BlackBerry service on its S60-powered smartphones. This was a huge deal, and the post was one of our most popular for several months afterwards. However, in a recent Rueters [...]
Since they obviously didn’t have anything else to talk about at the 2009 Consumer Electronics Show, Nokia simply re-announced the E63, that dumbed-down version of the E71 that was actually announced a few months ago. The E63 looks similar to the E71, but is a bit thicker, and available in red and blue color schemes. [...]
