Wednesday, May 14, 2008

After CallAfterCall for Series 60-3 released: convenient call list with quick access to needed actions

AfterCall Splash Released: 30.04.2008
Version: 1.0
File Size: 227 Kb
For Symbian OS Buy Full Version ($9.99)Download TrialEnglish User Manual

General information

AfterCall application performs various actions after call ends. You can quickly send SMS, MMS or E-mail messages right after your call. Without unnecessary movements you can make a new note, calendar meeting or task.

If you get a call from a new number, you can add this number to your contact list or update existing contact info right after the conversation, without entering the call list once again.

Right after the call you will view the call information: the exact call duration, the exact number from which the conversation was made, and the time of calling.

Application main window consists of the calls list. Unlike the Nokia native callers list, here all calls are displayed, even if they were made from the same number. So you can see exactly how many times and when somebody called you and from which exactly number the incoming/outgoing call was made. This is very convenient for the case if a contact entry consists of many numbers.

Key Features:

  • Quick access to most used actions after a conversation ends
  • Exact call info with the callers number always displayed
  • Possibility to call back or send a message right after call end
  • Possibility to create a calendar entry after the call
  • Activation on selected types of calls: Incoming, Outgoing, Missed, Rejected, Busy calls
  • Activation only on unknown (not listed in the contacts) numbers possible.
SymbianGuru released new software for Series 60-3: a mobile call manager that gives quick access to most used actions after the conversation ends.

With AfterCall for Series 60.3 user is able to add new numbers to the contact list or to assign a meeting, to send the SMS/MMS message to the number
which was just calling right after the call.

After conversation ends, AfterCall shows a special window with quick access to calendar, messaging and contacts database. Furthermore, all call
information is shown right after the call.

Main application screen shows calls list, but in a bit different way then the native Nokia call list: all events are shown in the order they
have occurred. Exact number of the event is always shown. This allows easier call and number management.

AfterCall can be activated on different types of calls and its setup is very easy.

The trial version is limited for 10 days. A license code based on IMEI is provided upon purchase.

Languages:

AfterCall software is available in English, German, Russian and Ukrainian languages

Support:

We will be glad to support you at support(at)symbianguru.com if you have any questions or concerns. We are always glad to hear from you!

Tuesday, May 13, 2008

Opera is out , in full !

Opera mini 4.1 is now out of beta and gone final! Download it from here.

Take also a look at: New Opera 4.1 Beta: How to get rid of all the network & data prompts in Opera Mini

Changelog:

There are no big differences from the beta, but there are a lot of things that have happened behind the surface:

  1. We have fixed a lot of bugs
  2. Minor changes to saving pages
  3. Several adjustments to auto-complete address input and upload/download
  4. BlackBerry devices with old firmware now get Opera Mini 4.1 without JSR-75.
Courtesy Dailymobile.se

iBackup - now backing up the iPhone as well

IBackup, a provider of backup services, provides you the flexibility of accessing data stored on your IBackup account with handheld devices such as iPhone, Blackberry, PocketPC and Treo, while on the move. I wonder when they will be adding thses services for the likes of the Nokia and the Sony Ericsson phones as well. As of now, only Nokia owned Vertu has these features - but that comes with a premium!

IBackup is faster than other services, according to a test conducted by Computer Power User. Users can schedule incremental, differential and full backups. Data is encrypted to and from your computer, as well as once it is loaded on the IBackup servers. Separate versions of IBackup work with Windows and Mac systems. IBackup allows designated parties to view your files. To access the data, login to your IBackup account by clicking the link Online Backup

Once you are logged in, you can view files/folders, browse through the contents and save them to a local device. You can even share this data with your associates, using any of the devices mentioned above. Some of the cool features that are available are:
  • Easy navigation between folders
  • Provision to share your files/folders with associates
  • Provision for your associates to view the shared files/folders on their iPhone/handheld devices.
All in all, they seem to be a real good option if there's confidential data on your phone that you don't want to loose incase you fall prey to theft. Loosing your gadget is one thing, but confidential data lying in the hands of a stranger is much worse!

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