- N76: looking uncomfortable?
- The slim and sexy N76
- N76: another USA let-down
- N76: razr copycat?
- N76 to beat Motorola?
- N76: lacking in function?
- Upgrade to N93i?
- N76: a two-handed operation
- N76 in review
- N76: looks good until it’s open
- Crushing the N76
- The N76 test of strength
- Motorola V6 maxx vs Nseries N76
- N76 is a Razr wanna-be?
- N76 is it a good device to buy?
- N76 promotional video discussion
- N76 info/questions discussion thread
- N76 design competition discussion
- N76 a crowd pleaser
- N76 fingerprint magnet
- Hands on with the N76
- N76 clone
- N76 shakes the bass
- N76 going colourful?
- N76 pretty buggy
- N76 battery issues
- N76 roaming chrome issues
- N76 build quality
- N76: to flip or not to flip?
- N76 good for functionality
N76 WOM WORLD
‘Trail-plazing’ with Nokia Maps
April 14th, 2008
Peter Rukavina from Ruk has made a handy tool that enables you to convert any Plaze location into a landmark on your Nokia Maps-enabled device.
With a great browser button add-on and an easy to follow walkthrough, it won’t be long before you’re converting your Plazes into Nokia Maps landmarks. Big thanks must go to Peter for making this so easy. Just goes to show how powerful Nokia Maps can be with a little creativity thrown in.
So what other ways have you found to make Nokia Maps more relevant to you? Jump over and share them on Peter’s site.
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‘Kick-ass’ Ovi knocks Flickr for five
April 14th, 2008
Dotsisx from Symbian Guru shares some thoughts on Ovi about why the service is described by Danish blogger Gersbo as ‘kick-ass’.
Dotsisx gives us five reasons of her own why Ovi is the sharing platform of choice for her. It’s simple – first time users can get to grips with it straight away. It’s easy to manage – all done with a few mouse clicks. It’s easy to share – compared to Flickr this service is simple. It’s user friendly – tip boxes are always present and hitting Help doesn’t leave you wondering why you bothered.
So that’s what Dotsisx thinks….only 4 you say? Well we wouldn’t want to steal all her thunder. Jump over and find out what else she thinks, then leave a comment. If Dotsisx’s five reasons weren’t enough, check out Gersbo’s pages to see what his five are.
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S60 Dictionary query goes in circles…
April 7th, 2008
One of the great things about the internet, is the way it links things together.
Only this morning, I was reading Mike’s quick look at the Dictionary 2.0 app over on The Nokia N82 Blog. He thinks it’s a nice application, and notes that while a dictionary isn’t a regular, must-use app, it can certainly be useful when you need it.
It was interesting therefore, to pop over to Howard Forums just moments ago, and be met by corny2007 asking whether anyone knew of a dictionary app for the N95 8GB.
If you’ve got any questions, get out there and explore the forums and see the communities that exist out there at work…
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Use your Nokia RSS reader wisely
April 4th, 2008
Amir over at Mobile Space has stitched together a guide to getting the most out of the Nokia RSS reader that you can find on your Nseries device.
The post looks at the RSS reader to see if it fulfils the needs of the average user or whether one might need to employ a third party app in order to reach RSS nirvana. Amir for one is happy with Nokia’s built in offering it turns out, though he does note certain limitations, not least the relatively small number of recent articles that the reader will list.
Jump over to read through Amir’s article and leave any thoughts you might have.
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A barcode tip for Nseries users…
April 4th, 2008
Continuing his series of tips over on The Nokia Guide Devin Balentina has taken a look at the barcode reader on Nseries devices that can help you wrangle with links, text and so on in a quick to read fashion by rendering them as, you guessed it, a barcode that can be easily read through your camera. He even includes a link to creating your own barcodes, so you can really take advantage of this nifty feature.
Jump over to see Devin’s tips archive to see other ways you can get more from your Nseries device.
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Mobile software for your Nseries, from CTIA 2008
April 3rd, 2008
The Mobile Gadgeteer Matthew Miller has picked up on some of the best mobile software making itself known at CTIA 2008 over in Las Vegas.
One of the main announcements, has been the public release of Opera Mini 4.1 beta. Matt has had this installed on his N95 in order to give it a bit of a test-run and has found there to be great speed improvements in this version, as well as progression in terms of the auto-completion of URLs. Jump over to check his views on the fring/Boingo partnership as well as Astrawares first S60 games release as well.
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Secure your N95
April 2nd, 2008
Just as in the real world, you need to be careful when playing in a virtual world. Windows users will be well versed in virus management, but do you need to be as wary with your S60 device?
Over on The N95 Users forums is a discussion on that very subject. The discussion was kicked off by sandrodz who wondered whether it was worth being wary of viruses on the N95. The views are mixed, but generally guide users to be as wary as possible in order to stay safe.
Jump over now to see what is being said, and leave your own thoughts.
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Nokia services to complement your Nseries
April 2nd, 2008
Over on Last100 Steve O’Hear has written about a couple of Nokia’s service offerings that are worth a look for any Nseries owner.
Ovi, including Share on Ovi which continues to pick up users, is looked at in terms of its positioning as is the much talked about Comes With Music. This is Nokia’s ‘all-you-can-eat music offering’ that will allow those who are happy to use their mobile device as their music player access to literally millions of tracks all inclusive with the handset purchase price.
Jump over to check Steve’s full range of thoughts and leave any of your own.
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Gallery quality images with your Nseries
April 1st, 2008
Al Pavangkanan from The Nokia Blog brings us news of how to make HDR (High Dynamic Range) images with an Nseries device. The step by step guide explains how to use a tripod, a Bluetooth keyboard and tone mapping to take a series of pictures with differing exposures and overlay them to create stunning images, making your device go further.
Al cleverly combines photos that have washed out the sky, but have good mid-range colour, with those that have excellent sky details but not much else to form razor sharp pictures that are worthy of any SLR in the hands of a professional.
Have you tried this yet? Can you get results like this normally? Jump over and have your say on the matter.
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S60 codes for your Nseries at your fingertips
March 28th, 2008
Krazykritter over at Darla Mack has put together an interesting article that is worth bookmarking, because you never know when you’ll need it…
His guide to S60 codes may not seem like the most exciting news in the world, but it can come in useful when you get into sticky situations with your device. From finding crucial information such as MAC addresses and serial numbers to all manner of resets you can now have more control of your device.
If you’re new to the Nseries range and S60 you may not have stumbled across this info before, so check it out. If you’re an old hand - are there any comments you add? Jump over to have your say.
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