Launched yesterday, DataViz RoadSync for UIQ gives mobile users full access to Microisoft Exchange's ActiveSync. It provides users with access to corporate Outlook e-mail, attachments, calendar and contacts information.
Ian Ratcliffe helps out puzzle fans the world over with MobliSuDoKu for UIQ devices. Featuring 50 built in puzzles, and a SuDoKu Solver algorythm for problems found on the internet, it's a good first SuDoKu application for the platform. Let's hope he continues to develop it (and if you want to know more about SuDoKu, head over to Wikipedia).
After a huge amount of good feedback from the Communicator Version, Al Richey of RMR Software has released the OPL Based RMRData for UIQ devices. RMRData provides a "secure" storage area for personal information and data, with full export facilities to your PC or Mac in standard file formats.
Between seven and nine letters, and you're against the clock to make as many words as possible in Jumble for UIQ. Built in dictionaries, a nice colour scheme and easy to use interface. It doesn't come much better than this for word play.
From the makers of Sky Force and Explode Arena comes Super Miners, an arcade adventure set over 100 levels of fireball running, bomb escaping, jewel catching madness. Looks like a lot of fun, and we'll have a review on AAS early next week. Till then, go grab the demo!
MailX from Bitween now runs on UIQ devices. A different way to access your email, using either a Push-Email or Pull (Polling) style solution, MailX will help you stay in touch and on top of all your emails.
The competitiveness of the two "Office" suites (Documents to Go and Quickoffice) in the Symbian OS world is intensifying. Documents to Go are offering a discount on their suite to users of the current version of Quickoffice on their website.
Looking for a little something for the weekend? Then this Collection of 100 Short Stories for your eBook reader could be an idea. The full list is in the link, but there's classics from Arthur Conan Doyle, Edgar Allan Poe, Mark Twain and others.
CommonNotes have released mNotes, a solution for UIQ users who want access to their Lotus Notes, either from an individual machine or on an Enterprise server. A 30 day trial is available before you need to purchase the full version.
Perhaps mindful that the sixth Harry Potter book is due out in July, Sony Ericsson failed to launch the P1000 "Hermione" this morning, as a number of people were expecting. From what we see here at All About Symbian, a September launch is still very much likely.
Ewan reviews F(x) - available for all Symbian platforms, though seen here in UIQ guise - and is impressed by how much has been achieved using a community approach to development.
ZingMagic are offering, via Handango, a bundle of their excelletn Backgammon, Gomoku and Chinese Chess games. All the games feature the ability to play against your phone, or against another human (either directly on your phone, by Bluetooth and even by SMS). There's also support for multiple undos of moves, customisable board layout and helpful playing hints.
GRN Consulting has released Expenses Pro for UIQ devices. Featuring CVS and HTML export of your data, it's a well designed application if you need to keep track of any expenditure while you're away on business.
We hear from sources that one of the 'niggles' of the multitasking in UIQ, that of an applciation returning to a "home" screen when you switch away to another application, will not be present in UIQ. To quote... "In UIQ 3.0 an application keeps the state the user left it in and does not automatically return to the base view." Now we just need the devices.
