Nokia Experts Launch Contest week three, answer three questions for a valid entry

1.Handy Weather 2.Spb Mobile Shell(this will fit nicely with the new S60v5 touch phones) 3.Bluetooth keyboard

1. Fring, 2. Blackberry application suite, 3. Bluetooth headset

(1)MobiFunSoft SmartSettings (2)Twitterfon (3)Bluetooth Stereo Headset Nokia BH-103

1: This is hard, but if I could only live with one application on my device it would have to be Google Maps.

2: I would like to see a bit torrent client developed that supports RSS so I can download my television shows straight to my device.

3: My Koss Porta Pro headphones are my favorite accessory since they’re really portable and the sound quality is great!

1: Skype lite/Fring; makes calling home from deployment SOOO much cheaper 2: skype video mobile: would love to see the kids faces without having to constantly pack a laptop 3: 2.0 Bluetooth headset. NO WIRES!!

1. googlemaps
2. beejive
3. jawbone headset

1. Google Map
2. VNC client
3. Sony Ericsson bluetooth handsfree headset HBH-IV835

1. Truphone
2. Twitterfon
3. Nokia Display Car Kit CK-600

1. Nimbuzz
2. Active standby plugin for Weather (Handy Shell type, but plugin only, not the entire Shell program)
3. Bluetooth headset

1. Fringe
2. one plug-in to sync with Thunderbird/lightning
3. well headsets. but i wish , someday there will be high capacity BT stereo headsets, with 3,5mm socket for my SE in ear headphones

(1) FlyingMoney (2) A decent, native twitter application. (3) MicroSD card.

1) Smart Movie 2) Voipcheap (To send SMS through VoIP soluitons) 3) Bluetooth stereo headset

Mobbler Office Mobile, I know there’s QuickOffice hi-capacity memory card

There are so many cool apps for S60, both 3rd party and built it, but the best would have to be Skype for your Mobile.. Being able to Skype my friends around the world for the price of my included minutes is awesome…

One thing I badly would like on S60 is a good email client, I mean the built in one is OK, but it is flaky as hell on my E61i and I am yet to find a good 3rd party app that is reliable, memory efficient and battery efficient.. Its a big hole at the moment.

And I know other people have mentioned all singing all dancing car kits, but my Nokia CK-7W bluetooth car kit is just bulletproof.. It does one thing and it does it really really well.. In Australia they are still $200 new and $100 second hand. I have three and I wouldn’t part with any of them..

1 Operamini 2 Lampwords(a free Palm OS scrabble app) 3 Bluetooth stereo headset

1. Spb Mobile Shell, with Ilium coming in at a close second

2. Ilium NewsBreak

3. Ultimate Ears headphones

1.Google maps with latitude 2.tweetie 3.iskin revo with revo clip

(1) text plus on the PalmOS, personalized text prediction (2) the real flash 10 support not flash lite (3) bluetooth headset

1) Google Maps, 2) Google Voice Search, 3) Micro SD (16GB)

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1. This is really tricky, because there are quite a few, but the one I use all day and everyday: Handy Taskman for launching, switching, and closing apps.

2. Facebook… I am anxious to have something decent for managing facebook iPhone-style.

3. Bluetooth headset, specifically Motorola S9.

1. Nav4All
2. A Twitter client
3. Nokia Wireless Keyboard SU-8W

1. Google Maps
2. good s60 twitter client
3. bluetooth gps

1. Talks by Nuance, allowing visually impaired people to use S60 devices, a good twitter client, Nokia bluetooth headset.

1. jbaktaskman
2. yahoo!go
3. usb charging/file transfer

1. CorePlayer
2. Twitter client
3. Bluetooth Headset

1. Gmail for mobile
2. Remote Desktop/VNC
3. bluetooth headset

1.Vlingo – love to send emails without touching keypad 2 Pocket RTA Professional — A great Realtime Analyzer Program for mobile… I am a professional Audio Contractor so this would come in handy. 3. Bluetooth measurement microphone… yeah I know I’m dreaming..

1. IM+ (IM Client for Yahoo, MSN, GTalk, AIM, etc.)
2. Native Facebook Client
3. SE A2DP bluetooth headset

(1) what is your favorite 3rd party application, (2) what title (from another mobile OS perhaps) or type of application do you want to see developed, and (3) what is your favorite accessory.

1. Google Maps – Latitude
2. Pandora for S60
3. My Laptop (connected to my N85 and using it as a 3G modem)

1) Truphone – I set this up in the UK and therefore got a UK truphone number before I moved to the US. I love receiving international calls free of charge and it only costing my friends the price of a mobile phone call within the UK. 2) A good Google Reader client. The current web-based mobile Google Reader sites just don’t cut the mustard. 3) My PC-to-Nokia cable. I have done some really usefull stuff with it – backing up contacts, upgrading firmware etc.

1) Fring 2) Evernote for Symbian S6O 3) Capdase Bi-fold Leather Case

1. CorePlayer
2. Twitter
3. 16GB microSD card

1.jbakTaskMan 2.An good email client that can fetch mails through WAP. 3.Nokia Bluetooth Speakers MD-5W

1) Since I have an S40, Google Gmail App. 2) Cause i ma grad student Evernote for S60 or S40 would be great. 3) MicroSD Memory expansion cards

1. SEVEN push email
2. FStream ported from iPhone
3. Nokia BH-501 Bluetooth Stereo Headsets

1. Calcium
2. Byline (offline Google Reader app)
3. A Nokia-branded case

1. SmartCam
2. GPS maps for every countries
3. 16Gb micro SDHC card

(1) T9NAV — can’t live without it (2) Starplyr — Sirius/XM player (3) Vaja N95 case — Keeps my phone accessible and protected.

1)Googlemaps V.3 2)dunno what its called but da music ID app from iPhone 3)Bluetooth headset

1. GIZMO
2. BlackBerry Application Suite
3. 8GB MicroSD

1. I don’t have much experience with S60 apps, but so far Calendar by SBSH is a favorite
2. I have many lists in ListPro, so I’d like to see a S60 version.
3. My bluetooth headset.

My answers (based on my S60v5 on my 5800)

1. FlyingMoney
2. Phatware PhatNotes/PhatPad for the PPC/WM (something similar is great to have on the S60v5 as a handy note taking tool, if it doesn’t lag too much)
3. The Proporta Ted Baker mobile battery charger (charges most of my electronics at least twice!)

1. Profimail
2. Facebook aplication
3. Original Nokia Case for E71

1) QuickOffice 2) A good sketchpad, like ZeptoPad for iPhone (also, X-Plane, predictive and/or auto-correct text entry, and Dataviz Documents to Go for S60 5th) 3) TV out cable

1) Fring 2) More native (i.e. non Java) games 3) TV-out cable

(1) Google Maps, (2) Facebook App, and (3) 16GB microSD card.

1. Google Maps
2. Facebook
3. MicroSD

1) Mobbler – LastFM Client 2) A weather app with animated radars, hour by hour, detailed daily forecasts and maybe GPS based location. (I have a long list of apps I want, please make a posting just on this!) 3) The 2.5mm to 3.5mm adapter for my E71.

1) Opera Mini

2) A Plucker compatible eBook reader

3) Radius Atomic Bass in-ear ear buds

1) Handy Calendar 2) Evernote 3) My cassette adapter so I can listen to podcasts in my POS truck with POS radio that has a POS broken tuner ****.

1) Putty S60 (the only way to IRC 2) Spotify S60 Client, one that works better than the current Nokia internet radio app 3) Nokia AD-46, for music listening with normal headphones on E61

1. A-Z maps
   1. Better podcasting app
   2. HBH-DS980

1. Slick Messenger
2. MS Live Search App
3. 8 GB microSD as I don’t use any other accessories.

1) Nokia Email (if that counts) or Opera. 2) decent twitter or facebook app. 3) 8GB microSD card or the charger (don’t really use any accessories)

1. Skyfire Browser
2. NATIVE S60 Skype application made BY SKYPE.
3. JVC HA FX34 Headphones [I'm not immensely rich ]

1. Google Maps.
2. Plucker e-book reader.
3. SD Cards (any type)

1. Nokia Device Status
2. Coreplayer like apps (Jack of all trades media player- from .FLV to MPEG4′s to .RAM)
3. TV Out Cable

1) Skystream SkyeQuiKey (if you haven’t tried it yet, you ought to, it’ll change the way you use your phone).

2) A good RSS client that looks good and makes it easy to follow several dozens of feeds at once.

3) None. Tried quite a few accessories over the years but never kept one for more than a week. External accessories just add bulk and generally aren’t worth the hassle.

1) Mobbler 2) iPhone type music player (especially with Audible support integrated into the main app) 3) Nokia BH-503 stereo bluetooth headset.

1. Nokia Email
2. Fring
3. Micro SD card

1. opera
2. a program that will allow you to send and receive faxes via your cellphone
3. invisible shield

1. Handy Calendar
2. Pocket Informant(windows mobile)
3. Jawbone bluetooth headset

(1) Probably GoogleMaps. It would be NokiaMaps 3.0 if it didn’t have a subscription model . I have to say, though, that with my E71 I have very few 3rd party apps installed…! (2) SCConnect/SmartConnect. Available for E71 from Download! but I would like to see Nokia integrate this (like the old Access Point Groups) into the OS. I travel often, and use alternate SIMs, that I just want to have ONE place ONLY to update my Access Points… (2) Nokia BH-503 BT headphones.

1)Handy Calendar 2)i.TV 3)My tiny USB cable charger – I can charge my N95 through USB!

(1) Opera Mini (2) Something to beat ebook readers like Kindle. (3) Headphones [usb charger comes in at a very close second].

(1) Shozu (Fring is my second, if you’d like to know) (2) VNC/RDP client, like RDP Lite of iPhone (3) Nokia Bluetooth Stereo Headset (BH-503) – My favorite, but don’t have one.

(1) Google Maps (2) Shopsavy (shows online prices of goods that you are looking at in a physical store (3) A homemade sweatproof holster for my n78, which I use when I am jogging.

1) Hmm, that’s tough… But my favorite has to be Resco Sudoku (it’s not the one I depend the most on, or the one I use the most, but the one I enjoy the most, both for the game, and for the elegance of its implementation). 2) An iNum for my mobile, or a means to route my business VoIP line to my mobile without being dinged twice for LD when I’m out-of-town. 3) It’s a tie between SD card and BT headphone.

Since I am not yet a Nokia user (that’s why i’m entering this contest) so my answers are based on Windows Mobile. (1) The one third party ap i use most freequently is Live search from MSN. It’s sad, but is is by far the best GPS/search program i’ve found for windows mobile. (2) I would really like Carman from the N810 on an N96 (the one i’m going to win). (3) I also love large storage cards.

1.Fring 2.Blackberry application suite 3. 16gb sd card

Vopium, 2. Blackberry application suite, 3. Bluetooth gps

I have a Palm rather than an S60, so my preferences for (1) and (2) would be reversed depending on the device… 1) HandyShopper!!! 2) Skype 3) Bluetooth Car Kit – That’s what bluetooth is (really) for…

Here are my answers: 1. My Ringtone from mBounce.com which cuts Mp3 according to your preference. It helps me to cut Mp3′s and then make them as my ringtone. 2. I would love to have a application that can convert your voice into words, like for posting blog entries, I just have to speak and rest it will type itself. 3.CA-53 data cable which I use to transfer all of my stuff into my N73.

Even if i only “played” with such mobile phones, i would definitely say: 1 Google Maps 2 Facebook for all the community 3 Bluetooth headset

1) Widset 2) Podtrapper (for Blackberry) A much better podcasting app which doesn’t suffer super slow menus, no mark all read, auto-bookmark, etc… 3) Plantronics 855 stereo bluetooth

1. SmartMovie
2. ShopSavy(G1/Android)
3. MicroSD Card

1. google maps.
2. laridian pocket bible.
3. bluetooth headset.

Looked thru my E62 and found more :

1. LCG Jukebox
2. TuneWiki (Android)
3. Stereo bluetooth headset

hmm… there’s a bunch but i guess mine are: 1. slick/google maps/mobireader 2. emoticons/pandora for s60 3. bluetooth stereo headset

1. Skyfire
2. Pandora
3. 8 GB microsd card for all my podcasts

1. Fring
2. Mobile Safari
3. 16 GB microSDHC card

1.Kinoma Play 2. Shop Savvy like on G1 3. 16gig card or bluetooth headset ,it is a tie

1. TALKS, as mentioned earlier, an app for visually impaired people that makes your phone read the screen for you.
2. A PDF viewer that works with TALKS so I can read PDFs on the go.
3. The wrist-strap. I dropped my Nokia N80 so the screen broke and I won’t do the same misstake with my Nokia E66!

Good questions, and a bit harder to answer than I thought it would be.

(1) Nokia’s Mobile Web Server (surprise there (2) An application that combines GMaps/Nokia Maps + Jaiku + SMS + Address book + IM (Contacts on Ovi,IM+) into one context-morphing address book, yellow pages, “get me there and show me people/places I know” kinda application (3) My Daylight Savings solar chargers

(1)Psiloc Connect, (2)Remember The Milk (Task List Management) and (3) Nokia Bluetooth Stereo Headset BH-503!!

1. Opera Mini
2. SDK(s) that runs on the phone
3. Bose QC3 headphones

1. Skyfire
2. Blackberry Wallet (because it’s a FREE wallet app of decent quality! Maybe I’m not looking hard enough, but I have yet to find one for s60 that is free…)
3. 16 GB san disk micro SD card

1) T9Nav. No other app adds more to S60. Try it. 2) SBP Mobile Shell. Handy Shell sucks, and symbian devices BADLY need an improved desktop, unless it is the upcoming 5630. 3) Video stand for the 5800.

1.Truphone; 2.Blackberry application suite; 3.Bluetooth stereo.

1. Google Maps
   1. Blackberry application suite
   2. 16 GB microSDHC card

1) Mobbler 2) Blackberry Wallet 3) 8 GB microSDHC card

1) X-Plore 2) Skype 3) MicroSD Card

(1) Opera Mini Browser (2) Dedicated Google Reader Client (3) Sony Ericsson HBH-DS220 Bluetooth A2DP headset

1. Opera Mini 2. Skyfire like browser with support for Java applets etc, combined with Opera Mini like speeds . 3. Wrist Strap.

1. Mobbler 2.I want to see a better browser, something like Flock. I don’t like OperaMini or Skyfire.
2. Original black Jawbone, makes talking on my mobile and driving much safer and prevents me from getting a neck ache.

1. Opera mini
2. VoIP calling
3. Bluetooth headset

1. Skype 2. GPS 3. Bluetooth speakers

(1) Google Maps with Latitude (Latitude is the Mobile App/Service Of 2009 in my opinion, and we are only in Febuary!) (2) A native fully operational VoIP client (3) the charger. Haha… I’m what you would call a power user and “prosumer” (pro + consumer)… i charge my N78 at least 3 times a day… and the rest of the time i use it while it’s plugged into the socket charging. I wish Nokia would develop a nuclear powered battery for their S60 devices… lol.

1) Google Maps 2) Kinoma Freeplay 3) Bluetooth carkit

(1) Handy Safe (2) Bejewelled (I need to waste time on something other than RSS feeds) (3) microSD card (don’t have other accesories

1) Swim: a tiny app that syncs my SyncML profiles in the background. Amazing. 2) An app to quickly and easily purchase & download music from Amazon.com or Emusic.com on my phone. 3) Stereo Bluetooth headset, currently Motorola S9.

1) what is your favorite 3rd party application? Google Maps

(2) what title (from another mobile OS perhaps) or type of application do you want to see developed? and I really like HudsonMobile’s Phone Dashboard for Windows Mobile Pro. it counts minutes used, SMS/MMS sent/received, etc. very cool app.

(3) what is your favorite accessory? I really like my Yadda Bluetooth headset. very nice headset, and it has a holder for both headset (charges headset, removing from holder auto answers the call) and device.

1: Tie between Google Latitude & SEVEN email

2: Google Latitude as it will operate on iphone, but on steroids! It should be able to manage all of my contact info from any given source (Facebook, Linkedin, other email services) in one place, and allow me to communicate with contacts via IM, email, VOIP. The ultimate contacts driven, location based communication management system!

3: Motorola S9, wireless stereo headset

1) Google Maps 2) Native Facebook client 3) Bluetooth stereo headset (Plantronics 855)

1) Google Maps/Qik 2) NetFlix manager 3) Definitely my A2DP headphones!

1.LJP (little john palm) 2.Kinoma Freeplay 3.4gb card

1. Google maps
2. Kinoma
3. Cardo bluetooth headset

1. Skype
2. facebook
3. 16gb msdhc

1. Fring
2. Expense Calendar for Palm OS
3. 8 gb card

1) my favorite 3rd party app on nokia is fring 2) I would like to see a software that allows me to use my LED flash as a proper flash-light 3) my favorite accessory is nokia A2DP bluetooth stereo headphone

1. Slick
2. Sync to multiple sources
3. Bluetooth stereo headphone

1. Smart Settings
2. Twitterfon
3. Bluetooth Headset

1. Agendus
2. RoadSync
3. Leather Case with flip cover

(1) what is your favorite 3rd party application? Mobbler

(2) what title (from another mobile OS perhaps) or type of application do you want to see developed? Datebk6, PocketInformant. I want a similar PIM app that will display a month’s view with icons.

(3) what is your favorite accessory? wireless keyboard

1-Papago (a GPS mapping software) 2-More, more, more games for N-gage 3-My audio-technica wired headphones ATH-ES7

1. Google Maps
2. Facebook (Sony Xperia version)
3. 8gb MicroSD Card

1. Vtap
2. Evernote S60 client
3. HAVA Box

1.SmartMovie,OperaMini 2.Opera Mini like on WinMo & good Twitter, Facebook clients 3.Bose headphones & A2DP headsets

1. Google maps
2. Single contact entry (should be able to recognize duplicates either by number or name and all entries pertaining to that particular contact like for example sms, call log, email, etc should be available in one place. Perhaps a contact lead application.
3. wired headset

1. Handy weather

2. Google Reader app.

3. 16 GB Micro SDHC

1) Google Maps 2) Tweetie (twitter client) 3) Micro SDHC memory card

1.Smartmovie 2.Good twitter,facebook clients or applications.3.A2DP headphones.

1.Call cheater, opera mini 2.Opera mini like on WinMo & good touchscreen games like on iphone.3.Bose earphones & a stand to keep cellphones while watching videos like the one available with 5800 XM.

1. Favorite app is SPB Mobile Shell on WM (customization is a big deal for me).
2. I’d like to see Mobile Shell for other platforms – like S60. Looks like SPB is developing for this OS now, however!
3. Super clear, super thin screen protectors. First thing that goes on every phone I get.

1- google maps 2- An application that store all data connected to a connect in the same place. For example if you search in contacts for a particular name, on click of that name all correspondence such as calls sms, mms, from that number should be listed below. contact lead application if you like 3- wired headset

[...] next week, including some announcements about devices and services from Nokia. We are in our third week of the the launch contest so make sure to get your entry in and look for week four’s entry [...]

[...] next week, including some announcements about devices and services from Nokia. We are in our third week of the the launch contest so make sure to get your entry in and look for week four’s entry [...]

1.IPLAYER: being in the UK BBC IPLAYER is my favourite application(widget)it’s a must have, all them free TV programs is heaven. 2.PSX EMU from the iphone its only thing what makes me jealous lol 3.Car Charger:boring choice but cant live without it, I use nokia maps for many hours each day for my job so need it all the time

1. Mobbler
2. Twitterfon
3. Handsfree

1. X-Plore
2. A simple application that sorts my contacts according to the date I added them. Such a thing existed for old S60 devices but ceased to excist S60 v3 onwards.
3. Stereo BT Headset

1) My favorite application is without a doubt, Mobbler, the last.fm app. 2) I would like to see an alternative (hopefully freeware) for voice-navigation apart from nokia maps. I enjoy Nokia maps throughly but paying the amount for v-n is something I can’t swallow at the moment. 3) My favorite accessory is most likely the 3.5 mm cable I have to connect my phone to my line in in my car.

[...] next week, including some announcements about devices and services from Nokia. We are in our third week of the the launch contest so make sure to get your entry in and look for week four’s entry [...]

1.) Skyfire internet browser 2.) A decent facebook app would be nice, also would like to see a adobe photoshop elements app too. 3.) Tie between my Shure headphones and my iGo power charger

1.- Divx player for S60 2.- Facebook 3.- Nokia Bluetooth Stereo Headset BH-604

[...] next week, including some announcements about devices and services from Nokia. We are in our third week of the the launch contest so make sure to get your entry in and look for week four’s entry [...]

1- google sync (always in sync with my calendars) 2- google mobile search as that of the iphone 3- expansion card above 4gb are go with me

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[...] next week, including some announcements about devices and services from Nokia. We are in our third week of the the launch contest so make sure to get your entry in and look for week four’s entry [...]

[...] next week, including some announcements about devices and services from Nokia. We are in our third week of the the launch contest so make sure to get your entry in and look for week four’s entry task. [...]

[...] next week, including some announcements about devices and services from Nokia. We are in our third week of the the launch contest so make sure to get your entry in and look for week four’s entry [...]

(1) what is your favorite 3rd party application? (2) what title (from another mobile OS perhaps) or type of application do you want to see developed? and (3) what is your favorite accessory?

1.Panoman because I love taking panoramic photos. 2.CorePlayer with all formats suported. CorePlayer doesnt support .wmv in S60 and no hardware acceleration. 3.It would be any external speaker like Nokia MD-6.

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