After yesterday’s rundown of the 7 improvements the E72 brings over its younger brother, I take a look today at the 7 problems that the newest Eseries device has which were absent on the E71. It’s more of a proof that whenever you try to improve one thing, you always mess up something else. 1. [...]
Guest author Adam Fullerton from iUnlock.com explains in this article how he was able to install a custom ROM on his Samsung Omnia HD (i8910 HD) that reduces background processes, allowing him to run 50 different processes simultaneously. Quite impressive! Like most i8910 owners, I am patiently impatiently waiting for Samsung’s promised update which will [...]
Sometime yesterday, Nokia pushed out an update for the Nokia N97 through the Software Update application built into the phone. This app, called Memory Reorganizer, apparently….well….reorganizes your internal memory, freeing up a few MBs here and there on the N97, their flagship device. It’s interesting that they released this as a standalone update and not [...]
After taking a look at the 7 things that I hate about the Satio, I change the perspective a little bit and explore Sony Ericsson’s newest Symbian device from a more positive outline. There is a lot to love about the Satio, and I would suggest you take a look at the detailed software walkthroughs [...]
My last article on the Nokia N97 looked at it from a connected user standpoint, finding it pretty perfect for someone looking for a tool to stay in touch with their friends, family and internet buddies through Facebook, Email, IM, Twitter,… But given the N97′s great resolution touchscreen, full QWERTY, S60 5th Edition, it is [...]
Now that we’ve raved about the awesome hardware on the Nokia N97, which is, again, Eseries-caliber, we need to focus on the software of this $700 flagship ‘powerhouse’. It’s important to note that the following review is based on a Euro N97 with firmware v10.0.0.12, the first production firmware, we’re told. We’ve passed these reports [...]
Continuing in my same approach of un-mystifying if an application promises to do what it does or not, this time it’s an application that promises to free your phone memory and ram. Symbian users can’t get enough of RAM and that is a fact. Having commonly three or four applications open at the same time, [...]
