Top Applications on E61

06 Sep

Top Applications on E61

The Nokia E61 has been my chief phone representing the past 9 months, and I possess built up a individual armory of applications that I hypocrisy living without.

All these apps are at liberty but single, and I try to move innate (S60 3rd) as much as feasible. (Java sucks on phones)

GooSync GooSync synchronize the Appointment book with Google Calendar. I possess tried the ajar-fountain-head GCalSync but it was completely awful to employ. (requiring so numerous latchkey presses representing each sync, and unattractive sync status partition that looks like linux to boot) GooSync, on the other mitt, fair plant.
Pros:
- 2-manner sync
- understand with recurring events
- easy auto-configuration via SMS
Cons
- Pro form is morsel costly at $19.99 per year
- Multi-appointment book support sole in Pro
- Auto sync sole in Pro
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Fring This is my IM application of selection, and I am online on Google Talk & Skype all the period with Fring
Pros:
- Multi-Rule support. Supports Peep http://peep.com natively.
- Supports SkypeOut
- Supports taste
Cons:
- I couldnt get taste to labour
- Does not back eminence messages on any protocol (except peep, duh!)

Opera mini?� Superlative movable browser. Interval.
Pros:
- Renders web page much better than the built-in browser
- Adequate java back
- Opera Tie sync bookmark with Opera online
Cons:
- No moment typing into wording ground in HTML forms
- Theres no manner to open HTTP tie in Opera mini by failure

Google Maps movable?�
Pros:
- At present a innate Symbian application, plant much smoother than the previous Java form
- Cache recently viewed maps
- GPS-based My Site characteristic?�
Cons:
- Does not support Google My Maps?�
- No traffic facts representing Thailand as yet. Longdo map has that.?�

Gmail movable?� Gmail on the move
Pros:
- GMail. On the move.
- Extremely agreeable employ of screen spaciousness
- Preload content
Cons:
- No access to draft folder
- The select junction page is awkward
- Takes 20 seconds to load

PuTTy SSH on the move
Pros:
- The only SSH customer representing Symbian that I know of.
- Configurable uniting profiles
Cons:
- Does not support Flap latchkey auto-entire

Psiloc GSync?� The sole use so afar (on the E61) that I drained money on. What it does is to upload all SMS/MMS, both arriving and outgoing, onto my Gmail account. This makes them at representing Gmails excellent search function and means I can fair unclouded outside my phones inbox / outbox anytime without worrying round losing significant messages. (Period to meet someone, peoples phone numeral, etc.)
To shun cluttering the Gmail inbox, I set down a sieve to automatically fasten label SMS and archive messages from GSync.

Pros:
- Auto-up and auto upload. You wont smooth understand that its there.
- Simple configuration and plant steadily
Cons:
- Price 9.95

QReader?� E-book readers on the move
Pros:
- Remembers last page
- Configurable text magnitude & font
- Share pointer
Cons:
- Doesnt peruse .lit document Cons: