What's installed so far on the N95 8GB

Jan 10, 2008 at 7:22 AM
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List of apps installed and working on the N95 8GB

Nokia Internet Radio (Beta)
Fring
LCG X-plore (New v0.15)
LCG Slick
Epocware Handy Taskman
Epocware Calendar
Y-Browser
Sky Anytime
Google Mail
Google Maps
Opera Mobile
Opera Mini
Jaiku Mobile
Screenshot
Skype for 3
Symella
SymTorrent
emTube (New v1.08)
Yell Mobile
Shozu
MyStrands
Widsets
WorldMate
LOCR
SocialFM
Nokia Team Suite
Windows Live Messenger & Hotmail
Devicescape
Coreplayer
yahooGO! (2.0)
Shazam ID
Tunin.FM
Animated SMS

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Cool, thanks for the software list! I'll try and check out some of the stuff that you've got on there.

Really appreciate this blog by the way, it really helps me get the most out of my phone.

thanks mate, if you need any help with any of the apps just ask.

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you guys forgot ((truphone)), have it running since a year on my N95 and it Voice over WiFi calling is better than calling via GSM. I am making 95% of my calls now on truphone. They just started supporting the new Nokia's, check it out truphone supported phones

don't use truphone as i use Fring instead. Can call/chat using msn, yahoo, aim, google talk, icq and SIP.

As well as finding out what applications you use on your N95, I'd be interested to hear some of the cool ways in which you've found it useful. One of the cool things that I've ended up doing every morning is setting up the best of the web's news feeds in Google reader, then setting that up on my mobile browser and reading it instead of buying a paper. I feel like I've only just scratched the surface though...

I'm constantly using the Google Reader don't think I'd be able to find out so much about all the latest mobile apps being launched without it.
I set everything up on my laptop using http://www.google.com/reader and then on the move with my mobile using its mobile version http://www.google.com/reader/m/ from within Opera Mobile.
I separate all the feeds into different folders (Football, Nokia, Blogs, N800, S60, Linux, XSeries, Firefox, Deals, etc..) and then use the tags view in the mobile reader. Its probable the best non-symbian application I use on my mobile.

I used to use Vimio Live TV to watch Sky News first thing in the morning, but not sure if its still broadcasting anymore and did have 3UK's Mobile TV addon for a few months which was handy for picking up regional news on BBC while away from home and watching the odd comedy show.

I blog regularly from my mobile using the built-in Nokia Share Online application and also use it to send all my pictures I take to Flickr.

Above all my mobile is my media centre, I listen to albums I have transfered to the memory card, listen to FM Radio, download and listen to podcasts using the Nokia Podcasting application, listen to BBC Radio Stations and playbacks using the Real Player and use the "Best Application of 2007" the Nokia Internet Radio Player to listen to loads of great dance stations from around the world.
Then I use Coreplayer for all my video needs. I download a show or movie to memory card and can watch in my own time via the mobile and just recently emTube for all Flash video files.

Oh and now and then I call or text the Wife using the mobile.

What's installed so far on the N95 8GB

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