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X-plore, the best and most popular Symbian file manager has been made a freeware recently. Lonelycatgames (the developer of X-plore and other popular Symbian apps) have virtually declared their Symbian apps as end-of-life, stopping further development as the end of Symbian is nearby. No Symbian phone has been announced since last year (after Nokia 808 [...]

BT Charger is an innovative (and potentially a blockbuster) app which the developer claims to actually charge the phone’s battery using electromagnetic radiation in the surroundings and Bluetooth hardware of the phone – aptly called as electromagnetic harvesting. Dennis Siegel, the developer of BT Charger explains the science behind the app as follows (excerpt from [...]

There are very few quality apps left for Symbian now as the end of this OS is nearing. Good music player apps are also scarce for touchscreen Symbian devices (TTPod, QuasarMX, qooPlayer and ??? none I remember except these). Yesterday I came across a less-known music player for Symbian called Zene. It looks pretty simple [...]

Temple Run is one of the most popular Android game worldwide but unfortunately its not available for Symbian (or j2me) OS. So you can’t have an official version of Temple Run on your Symbian phone and there is no possibility of it launching in the near future either. But as always, thanks to Chinese mobile [...]

As you know WhatsApp is a wonderful cross platform messenger app for mobiles. Symbian version of WhatsApp is also available and is one of the most popular apps in Nokia Store. Besides all the goodies there are some features of WhatsApp which many of us (including me) do not like at all. For example It [...]

Task switcher is a useful function in multi-tasking Symbian smartphones (accessed by long pressing menu button) to toggle between open apps and to force close any open app. Nokia introduced a new task manager/switcher with Belle FP1 update in which opened apps are shown in large live-view windows (rather than small boxes with names in [...]