How to: Show others where you've been
Nokia's Sports Tracker has always been a useful free utility for your GPS-equipped smartphone. With the addition of Nokia's new companion widget for your web site, it just got downright essential.
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A Nokia N95 owner's week with the Black 8GB
Hardened Nokia N95 'classic' fan Andrew Galpin has just spent a week with the black, 2.8" screened 8GB version. What were his impressions and conclusions?
There's a Time To Tinker and a Time to Stop!
Steve Litchfield argues that sometimes you just need to stop lusting, stop fiddling and simply enjoy.
Video On Your Mobile - A Few Frames Towards a Revolution
Ewan's been looking at some of the real-time and not-so-real-time video solutions for smartphones....
Never mind the specs, let's remember why smartphones are 'smart'
Looking at LG's latest 'Secret', Steve Litchfield ponders on the mighty spec list, matching just about every smartphone blow for blow. But it's not all about specs - let's also remember why a smartphone is 'smart' in the first place - the native software which you can add to take it from being just a super-phone to being a true 'multimedia computer'.
Battle of the Black Metal Titans (i-Mate Ultimate 9502 vs Nokia E90)
Upon acquiring the i-Mate Ultimate 9502 for review, the first thing I thought of was its similarity to the Nokia E90. Not in terms of exact form factor, but in terms of feel, weight, spec and purpose. Here's my detailed head-to-head analysis...
Software that's truly worth paying for: The Top Applications
With so much freeware around, is there still a market for paid-for software? And which would be the top picks of the All About Symbian team?
We're about to get "Comes With Music"... why not videos, games and apps too?
Nokia is due to launch its innovative "Comes With Music" service this year, which will let owners of selected smartphones legally download as much music as they want and keep it forever. It sounds like commercial suicide, but it actually does make economic sense for both the music industry and the consumer, and this article explains why. We also ask whether such a scheme could be expanded to cover video, games and applications as well.
Start up Navigation, Abandon all common sense
In which I rant a little about the glaring lack of common sense in today's navigation applications... and explain what's happened to the sat-nav group test that we promised six months ago...
