In part 1 of this review of Nokia's new flagship, the N96, Steve Litchfield examined its performance, its pros and cons as a product. In part 2, here, he walks the reader through the applications that back up the N96's unique selling points. Part 3 will look at the N96's multimedia capabilities.
Rafe's been trying out Nokia's newest Music service offering. There may be some caveats, but overall he comes away very impressed.
Since the dawn of time (ok, about 1995), developers have been looking to replace the default home screen of PDAs and smartphones. Epocware's new Handy Shell seems pretty comprehensive for S60 and so we asked Ewan to install it on his main device and run with it for a week...
The fledgling Resco Image Viewer was reviewed by Ewan back in 2006, but Steve Litchfield thinks it's high time to try out the more mature Resco Photo Viewer 5.0 on Nokia's flagship E90 Communicator.
Ewan back-fills our review section with a detailed look at the third major product in one of his specialist categories: live video streaming. Kyte Producer Beta impresses from the start and in some ways is the most polished of the three (Kyte, Qix, Flixwagon).
Nick Anstee tells his own email story and ends up reviewing an email staple from the Symbian world...
Although he reviews it on the Nokia E90, note that it's also available for every other Symbian OS-based phone.
If music be the glue that holds nations together (cf the Eurovision Song Contest), then a Social Music Player should be the stuff of Peace Treaties. Can Strands pull everything together? Ewan slips on some lightweight headphones to find out...
Ewan, Mr AAS music himself, and with the discography of every major artist in his head, reviews Shazam, a music identification utility...
Have your mobile phone tell a big Orwellian database what music you're listening to? Just the sort of thing Ewan is looking for... honestly.
New writer Tim Salmon brings us a review of Psiloc's utility GSync designed to archive SMS and MMS.
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