Returning to our Symbian-Guru 2009 Top 5 series, we take a look today at all the sweet applications that a Symbian user with a Mac computer should really have in order to bring their experience to the next level, and hence find a decent alternative to the Ovi Suite which Nokia chooses to keep only [...]
The folks behind SymSync have now announced their release of the SymRDP application we mentioned briefly. Their newest application SymRDP is an application that let’s you access your computer remotely. Via the touchscreen on your Symbian-powered handset you can control the mouse or use the virtual keyboard simulating a 84-key keyboard to perform actions you [...]
Telexy Networks has had some hard times, specifically back when Nokia laid claim to its flagship application (and has yet to do anything with it, as far as I know). Fortunately for the Symbian community, the folks at Telexy aren’t easily knocked, and have announced their upcoming lineup of connection-oriented applications, along with a special [...]
Back in November we brought you the news about SymSMB which was an application that offered you to share your files and folders between a computer and your mobile handset as well as streaming music directly from your computer. SymSMB was later acquired by Nokia and we haven’t heard much of it since. Telexy, the [...]
Yet another special guest this episode, Matthew Stevens, aka GadgetVirtuoso. Matthew writes over at Darla Mack’s blog, and also has his own site, at Techti.me. Matthew’s been a long-time S60 user, and so when I heard he was addicted to his new T-Mobile G1, I had to find out what the deal is. We’ve also [...]
I caught this thread over at HowardForums today, it appears as though Nokia has taken ownership of the SymSMB application that we’ve been meaning to review for a while. If you aren’t familiar, SymSMB is a tool that allows you to do all sorts of things within WiFi networks, such as browse network folders and [...]
