Still, highly recommended.Ī feature of the Symbian world over the last four years, this GPS-logging utility-on-steroids is now back firmly in the hands of its creators and tied to a superb online portal for uploading your runs, walks and cycle rides.
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The only disappointments are a slightly small font and no way to enlarge it, plus no way to share photos. TwimGo presents a polished (light or) dark kinetic interface, with all the usual Twitter streams, filters and options, including an unusual landscape view showing tweets in tabular form, as shown here. It's not quite Gravity, but it's not far off, and for free. The channels can be somewhat niche, but then that adds a certain charm too - especially at this price point!
About a hundred channels of live TV, of international flavour, all available on demand on your phone? Sounds too good to be true? Not really - and quality's usually acceptable too. Originally commercial software, with a small amount of channels thrown in for free, this is now freeware, under new management, and well worth grabbing. Get Opera Mini 6.5 for Symbian from m. in Web on your device. There's even now multi-touch zoom and the browsing experience is excellent. The end result is a very fast web experience, even on the most bloated sites.Īfter a multitude of Java-based versions, version 6.5 is a native Symbian application, meaning that the app starts faster, runs faster and text input can be slicker.
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It's a completely proxy-based web browser, which means that all the HTML, images and scripting from your chosen web site are collected by Opera's servers, rendered completely, rationalised to strip out everything you don't need, and then mightily compressed to save download times, arriving in the form of pseudo-code understood by the Opera Mini client. We've featured Opera Mini many times on All About Symbian, of course.
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Still, free and worth a try, if only because it might be the single biggest upgrade you ever give your device! It's an intriguing and clever system though does mean a lot of finger exercise and isn't ideal for all. Sworn by lots of people and sworn at by lots of others, Swype is very much an acquired taste - it's a complete keyboard replacement for Symbian that works by looking at the way you trace your fingers around the various keys rather than just by taps alone. So take the numbering with a pinch of salt! Do also please note that although the '30' are in rough order (with '1' the best), the exact ordering is very subjective and I'm sure you'd arrange them differently.
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