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2008-08-29

09:40:00 - Mobile phone software

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What software do you have on your phone that you make a lot of use of?
Would you recommend it?

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From:[info]dave_chimaera
Date:2008-08-29 08:58:06 (UTC)
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JoikuSpot is pretty handy - lets you set effectively turn your phone into a wireless router for your HSDPA connection. Supports encryption and there is a free version.

Google Maps - doesn't really need explanation :)

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From:[info]dave_chimaera
Date:2008-08-29 09:12:25 (UTC)
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Oh yeah, also Shozu which I know you already use and Opera Mobile, which I have just installed and not really used yet so can't render an opinion there
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From:[info]thegreatgonzo
Date:2008-08-29 09:32:37 (UTC)
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I use opera mini rather than mobile and yes shozu will be one of the first 3rd party aps installed.
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From:[info]dave_chimaera
Date:2008-08-29 12:43:32 (UTC)
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sorry my bad, I've just checked and its Opera Mini I have too - I appear to have the dumb ass today :)
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From:[info]dave_chimaera
Date:2008-08-29 09:38:53 (UTC)
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poking around on the interwebs revelas several interesting ones I mean to check out later:

FEexplorer - decent file manager

Metr0 - Metro routefinder for a whole host of major cities (handy for me since I spend enough time in London to rack up a lot of tube time.

Putty might come in handy with that keyboard ;)

Cocktail - db of carious cocktails, will highlight ones makable if you provide a list of your available ingredients

Calcium - better calc app

Emtube - youtube app

Google Search client - for the active standby screen (http://www.google.com/mobile/)

Theres a bunch of stuff referenced here.

Now I realise this post violates all the terms of your query, but it got me thinking and these ones caught my eye :)
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From:[info]dave_chimaera
Date:2008-08-29 09:39:26 (UTC)
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http://technoblabber.abhishta.net/freeware/utilities-phone-management/ being the 'here' referenced in the penultimate line :)
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From:[info]vin_petrol
Date:2008-08-29 09:10:50 (UTC)
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On my HTC TyTN:

* Google Maps.
* The Core Pocket Media Player - to play media with.
* Opera Mobile, for when I get annoyed with "Internet Explorer".
* LiveJournal Mobile, for posting to LJ.
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From:[info]kynon
Date:2008-08-29 09:18:00 (UTC)
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Google Maps.
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From:[info]asw909
Date:2008-08-29 11:46:26 (UTC)
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Google Maps app (this is seriously data-hungry, though)
Google Mail app
Opera Mini app
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From:[info]klokwise
Date:2008-08-29 16:52:42 (UTC)
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Fring - instant messenger for multiple protocols
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From:[info]purpletom
Date:2008-08-29 19:20:35 (UTC)
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CoPilot Live 6 - came as a freebie with the phone. Route finding and place finding are okay but I normally know where I'm going to anyway so I use it primarily as a HUD so I'm forewarned about the road ahead. If I were buying sat-nav I'd probably go for Tom-Tom instead.
Opera mini
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