Mobiola Headset v.2.0 For S60v3

Features
New design!
Transforms your mobile phone into high-quality headset.
Works through WiFi(NEW!), USB or Bluetooth.
Works with Skype, Yahoo, YouTube, MSN, AOL IM, ICQ and many others.
Compatible with Nokia S60. UIQ and Windows Mobile 5 and 6 support is coming soon
Very simple to install and configure.

Compatible Phones
Nokia3250, 5500, E50, E51, E65, E70, E90, N71, N73, N76, N80, N81, N82, N91, N92, N93, N93i, N95, N96

Download : Mobiola Headset v.2.0 For S60v3

Note: Trial version limits single connections to 5 minutes and lasts one week

MobiMonster 2.0

MobiMonster 2.0 is a Mobile application for Symbian Series 60 that allows to access to Worldwide Air, Hotel and Car availability and reservation service, Worldwide weather and currency, Access to flight schedules and flight delay status, Text translation between several languages, Secure Space, backup of SMS, Contacts and Calendar, Photo, Video and File Sharing. MobiMonster Mobile also provides access to discount coupons and Advertisements specific to your current location.

Features:

Travel Services : MobiMonster provides access to a worldwide database of Airlines, Hotels and Car rental companies. This service is enabled free of charge and the user can use them at no cost on the mobile device (Symbian and Windows Mobile) .

Flight Services : Provides access to worldwide flight delays (gate status) and flight schedule services for all major airlines. To check flight delays on your mobile device, enter the name and number of the flight and MobiMonster will query a worldwide database of airports to obtain accurate information of the flight delays. Flight Schedule queries all major airlines and provides you connections between any two cities.

Translate Text : Enables you to translate text between several international languages on your mobile device. This service also sends the translated text to you as a SMS and store the translated text on your mobile device for later retrieval. You have the ability enter text and obtain an instant translation of the entered string on your mobile device. This translated string can also be stored on your mobile phone for future reference.

Phone backup : enables backups of SMS, Contacts and Calendar stored on your mobile device. All data is extracted and sent via an Internet connection (on your device) to our secure servers, where this data is stored. You can downloads SMS, Contacts and Calendar to your device at any time or check the them via the website. This is perfect insurance for your mobile phone.

Space : Store all your secure information in one place. Secure space application AKA Mobile wallet which has pre-defined list to store banking, credit card information, expense list, etc on your mobile device. You can also create custom lists to store your data.File Sharing : Photo, Video and File sharing is enabled on your mobile device to click and instantly upload to share with the world.

Weather : Free weather service on your mobile phone enables you to query all major worldwide locations to obtain weather forecast for 5 days on your mobile device. This is a free service. This service never expires and you will continue to enjoy free weather of your mobile handset for life.

Currency : Free to download the currency database on your mobile device and perform offline conversions. This service is available for free of charge for your mobile device.

Download :

MobiMonster 2.0

Firefox Mobile Alpha Available for Download

is an early developer release of the mobile version of Firefox, for testing purposes only, intended to:
get wider community feedback on our approach to the user experience
engage Mozilla community teams, including localizers, add-on developers, and testers
get feedback from Web developers
This first alpha release is available for the OS2008 (”Maemo”) software platforms that runs on the Nokia N810 Internet Tablets. If you’re viewing this on an N810, install Fennec.

Don’t have an N810? Don’t worry, you can still experiment with Fennec, provide feedback, write add-ons, and get involved by installing a version of Fennec for your desktop PC:

Windows
Mac OS X
Linux

The idea behind releasing the package for PCs is to give people who don’t have a Nokia Internet Tablet the ability to localize, experiment and build add-ons. Note: The desktop version of Fennec is not a supported product.

What’s in this version?

Easy navigation to Web content:
Bookmarks, including tags
Smart URL bar (”awesome bar”)
Tabbed browsing with thumbnail images
Integrated Web search - built into the URL bar
Easy access to multiple search engines

Web content

Maximize content by auto-hiding controls and URL bar
Zoom in and out

Security

Instant Web site ID (”Larry“)
Password manager
Popup blocker
Clear private data

Devices services integration:

Click on a phone number to initiate a call
JavaScript API to get device location
Popup blocker
Clear private data

Also:

Searchable download manager
Preferences pane
Installing Fennec
System requirements:
Nokia N810 Internet Tablet running OS2008 (”chinook” or “diablo”)

Installation:
If you’re viewing this on an N810, click here to install Fennec

Read here for step by step instructions
Install a version of Fennec for your desktop PC:

Windows
Mac OS X
Linux

Source: dailymobile

Sony Ericsson Launches Xperia X1 SDK

Things appear to be better for the Xperia X1. Sony Ericsson has launched the SDK for it which means software creators out there can start inventing new Windows Mobile applications for the handset.
The SDK runs on visual studio so it will be quite easy for developers to start working on new apps. Testing them won’t require an actual Xperia X1 phone since all testing can be done straight on the PC where the handset is emulated.
The SDK release should suggest an official launch closing in soon. From what we know, Sony Ericsson has confirmed a Q4 release without suggesting any actual dates.

Sony Ericsson's been having a tough time lately, but there are still plenty of fans eagerly awaiting its Xperia X1 smartphone. Well, the company released an SDK today that should mean the X1 will be available soon.
One of the impressive aspects of the X1 is its gorgeous 3-inch touch screen that will have multiple panels for quickly launching applications. Today's SDK will enable developers to create these panels for different types of applications like music, games, e-mail, and more. The SDK's free and includes things like an X1 emulator, sample code, and Microsoft Visual Studio templates.

I've yet to get a hold of this smartphone, but it looks like the right size, and I love full-sized QWERTY keyboards. There will be built-in Wi-Fi, assisted-GPS, Pocket Office, and HSDPA 3G with up to 7.2 Mbps download speeds. There also will be a 3.2-megapixel camera with autofocus and video recording capabilities -- but I stopped caring about a phone's camera a long time ago.

Source: mobilewhack.com

S60 3rd Edition FP2?!!

The s60 3rd Feature Pack 2 seems to be the next best OS available for SmartPhones of the like of the Nokia NSeries - that is phones that are packed with multiple processors, stand alone graphic processors and huge amounts of RAM (128 in the case of the N95-2). With Feature Pack 2 you get features in your phone that were until recently available only through expensive 3rd Party software. Moreover it increases the User Interface of the phone making it more efficient and usable.

First of all, with FP2, the MultiTasking ability of the phone has been more concentrated upon which I believe will make it more competitive against other mobile OS and also bridging the gap between SmartPhone and Computer(which Nokia seems to love doing..remember "This is what Computers have become!"). From FP2 onwards the Multi Tasking Menu can be activated from the options menu as well. Before, this was possible only by an extended press on the menu button.

More intuitive UI has been another priority ofS60 3rd Edition Feature Pack with the addition of a labeled middle softkey, for more work with less clicks. Another UI update is the Active Idle Toolbar, which now also has a option for being Vertically placed. This results in better screen space utilization for the active app.

The Messaging application is much more smarter than before. You just select create a message and bearer(SMS,MMS,Email) is selected automatically. If the final message has only text, it's SMS. If there are other media components included to message, such as pictures or video, message type is MMS. Small, but it's nice.

Functions that until now were available only through 3rd Party Software which have been built-in into the OS now are as follows:

1. There is RSS/Atom feed support so selected news feed can scroll on the bottom of the idle screen. This is similar to the Nokia Gallery's scroller.
2. FSCaller's full screen caller image has now been included as a built-in feature. This makes caller identification easier. Besides it looks cooler!
3. Personal pictures can be used to personalize your theme. There is a neat slideshow screensaver.,which allows you to select your favorite pics from the gallery. Also the wallpaper has similar slideshow functionality. I don't remember the name of the app that used to support this.
   
4. Users of S60 are very aware of BestProfiles in which you can set time limits and alarms for your profiles to change. This also has been embedded into FP2, you can set a timer for profiles, so the phone for silent for one hour and then it goes back to general profile automatically. Very use full.
5. Web Browsers are the most used application in S60, as browsing is extremely popular and everyone loves to download media files. Currently if you download a music or video file, you have to wait until file is completely downloaded and only then can you open and play it. FP2 supports progressive downloading from browser which allows for instant playback during downloading. Sort of like streaming links. I've never seen these features, especially the streaming download, in a SmartPhone app before! It's more like it was brought from the DAP software for Windows!!
6. As if that wasn't enough Downloading function has also other improvements. When for example a mp3 is downloaded, you'll get a "Save as" option so it's easy to set it as ringing tone. And if it's a picture download you can set it as wallpaper straight away. Cool eH? :)
   

All these features make for a great mobile computing experience, I only hope they bundle in a high capacity battery along as well - high power apps such as these will have little mileage when it comes to battery consumption!