When Scott Foe takes the stage, it pays to take notes - even more so when he presents a masterclass on promoting games and the idea of bacterial marketing at the recent Edinburgh Interactive Festival.
Continuing this series of 'Mac virgin' articles, I look at a range of things which PC Suite offers (under Windows) and ask if there's a workaround that might work on the MacBook....
Previous articles in the series:
| S60 and Mac - from first principles - part 3 (Video) |
| S60 and Mac - from first principles - part 2 (Images) |
| S60 and Mac - from first principles - part 1 (Connecting/sync) |
Continuing my series of 'Mac virgin' walkthroughs, I tackle the thorny (and somewhat massive) subject of video... Gulp.
Continuing the series looking at Mac options from the point of view of a S60 phone owner.
In the first of a series, Steve Litchfield looks at connecting up a S60 smartphone to an Apple Mac, from the point of view of a new user to Leopard (OS X)
The Nokia 5320 XpressMusic has finally gone on sale, and we've got hold of one of the first retail units. This is the actual phone as it is now in the shops. The review should be coming soon, but hopefully this will keep those interested happy until then.
Ewan's topical picks...
Living near a big city (Reading in my case), it's all too easy to think of my phone/smartphone experience as being typical of the norm. During the course of a week away in rural Somerset (look it up on a map of the UK), I made several observations (hey, I'm just in an emboldening mood...) which show that we should never take 'our' mobile environment for granted or assume any level of capability in other mobile users.
And, along the way, managed to crash an 'iPhone' and get a couple of people to go all dizzy while explaining what I was doing with the N95 8GB...
Ewan decides he needs to do his own device comparison round up.
Some light relief for the weekend?
Lots of little tiny programs are ready to invade your S60 handset. The widgets are coming! The widgets are coming! Ewan takes a look at some of those he finds most useful. Rafe explains some of the technical details.
