Aside from the enhanced calculator, I’ve installed a few really cool apps on my Nokia E51 that some might find useful:
- Joikuspot Light – Turns your phone into a wireless router and share your HSDPA signal (if you get one). It’s free but supports only browsing (HTTP and HTTPS). The full version version offers more features.
- Opera Mini – A pretty nifty mobile browser. It uses a gateway that retrieves web pages for you, transforms it into a smaller mobile version, and sends the transformed pages to you. I prefer the built-in browser but Opera Mini has its place (like when your connection is slow).
- Fring – reach out and talk to your friend via you can interact with friends on all your favourite social networks Skype, MSN Messenger, Google Talk, ICQ, SIP, Twitter, Yahoo!, AIM, and more!
- YouTube – Watch YouTube videos on your mobile phone. You need a fast network connection though.
- Google Maps – Turns your phone into a navigation device complete with map. It even shows your location with GPS or without (via cell site)! How cool is that?
- Google Mail – You can configure your email to check Google Mail via POP or IMAP but you can also download this app for checking your Gmail account on your phone.
- Google Sync – strictly speaking, not an app but this service allows you to synchronize your phone (just contacts for now) via SyncML
- GooSync – since Google Sync doesn’t handle calendar synchronization just yet, GooSync steps in between your phone and Google Calendar to provide you synchronization via SyncML.
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