Top 10 Apps worth buying for S60 5th Edition phones

[hargs48]

How does Can't Stop Solitaire compare with the free Touch Solitaire?

And Resco Bubbles is a must for fun as well was Xplore from LCG for managing all your files effectively...

Originally Posted by abruenin

There is a ProfiMail version 3.1 for 5th Ed., using the whole screen (now the preview area below the mail list does make sense) and with touch controls. I am a heavy mobile mail user and ProfiMail is IMHO the best mail client for Symbian by far.
I am also no fan of apps with their own UI, though Profimail got better with V3 and Theme color support.
But from the functionality view, ProfiMail is unmatched.

I was wondering if Steve had seen 3.1 when he made his comments. I straight away looked at profimail but couldn't see what he was talking about. Looks like he doesn't know either.

[UKJeeper]

Viewranger is available for 5th edition, you should review that. Best topo mapping software for mobiles imo. Much better than Memory Map (which i also use) with many more options. I love it on my E90 and can only imagine its even better as a touch screen app.

Guardian Mobile is available for 5th... (guardian-mobile.com)
The Free Edition is a must have for every smartphone!

mSafe - simple and secure confidential information manager, available on both handango.com and symbiangear.com

[darren.mac]

Guys, how "safe" is Handy Safe Pro.
I would like to use something like this on my S60, but im quite sceptible about putting data like this on my phone.

How breakable is it if my phone was misplaced, or stolen. anyone got experiencs with this?

Many thanks.
Darren.

really nice, especially if you have qwerty keyboard.

[Rafe]

Originally Posted by UKJeeper

Viewranger is available for 5th edition, you should review that. Best topo mapping software for mobiles imo. Much better than Memory Map (which i also use) with many more options. I love it on my E90 and can only imagine its even better as a touch screen app.

Yes it's a fantastic app, one of the best out there (assuming you need it). It a shame map licenses mean the prices are relatively high (but that is not the fault of the developer).

I agree, profimail is *the* must-have app and works brilliantly on the 5800. It's omission from the list shows the author is not very well versed in Symbian V5 apps. This list is not representative of the best paid-for apps, more of the author's taste, I mean backgammon ? Solitaire ? LOL!