Nokia N9, as came with some built-in useful apps and services, has started receiving some third party apps like fMobi, 4squick and now DropN9.
DropN9, yet in beta, is a cloud based service Dropbox client for MeeGo/Harmattan platform, Nokia N9 and Nokia N950. This client is based on QML and is for general users. It’s free.
Whenever you get your new phone, the first thing you do with it is to bring your contacts to this new phone. Yeah! you sure have to do the same with N9. But what the second thing you do with your new phone? Go to the store and look for some cool apps or games for your new phone?
Well you don’t need to do the second things so soon on N9, most of those cool apps will not only be on your home screen already but are completely integrated into the system. Mail, Facebook, Twitter, Skype, Angry Birds, Need for Speed Shift HD, Golf HD etc.
Service Pack software update is being rolling out on the devices running Symbian Anna. This important update package is around 1MB in size and brings, better performance and usability, scroll through messages improvement, geo-tagging improved performance (when taking photos), some more unlisted.
The most appreciated facebook app “fMobi” for Symbian/Qt platform has now been available for MeeGo/Harmattan platform and is available to download. You can try it if you have got Nokia N9. Read more to download and try it.
Nokia Store is however there for you to get additional apps or games or any thing for your Nokia N9 but sometimes there are some reasons when you want or need to install apps that are not on store. e.g. some developers want their apps to be tested before publishing over to store so they could provide you a standalone installer file to run on your device.
Nokia N9, as for now, won’t let you switch USB connection once it has been established. It currently requires you to disconnect and remove the USB cable to change the connection mode. And you must have to choose one on very first prompt whether what connection mode you want to connect with, when connecting the USB cable to Nokia N9.
After very long time Foursquare has developed and shipped completely a new version of Foursquare app for Symbian devices. This new version is based on Qt framework and provides a slick user interface for quick check-ins. Also adds the full support of special offers.
We have been on testing Nokia N9 for quite a few days and have published the unboxing session already a couple of days back while now when the design elements of Nokia N9 are ready to be reviewed, here we go again with a moderate set of pictures showing how the Nokia N9 has been designed to serve its users in a very different and unique way. But before continuing on, I’ll want you to know what I have to say about it’s design in a single line. Nokia N9 is one and the only device with its unique and appealing features of the design along with the user interface, I’ve ever experienced.
Dan Morrill has additionally added his favourite features in Ice Cream Sandwich mentioning that were not covered or included in the today’s launch demo over Google-Samsung event.
Finally as the Android 4.0 “Ice Cream Sandwich – ICS” along with the new Galaxy Nexus has been announced in Hong Kong, the lots of congratulations, wishes and news have been outed from every single mouth. As well a question from many of the current users is that if they will get new Android 4.0 aka ICS on their current devices?
As it’s naturally true that fans of a brand used to be happy from every next launch as well as non-fans of that brand generally do not use to be happy, and instead they start pinpointing what’s bad and what’s borrowed from their favourite brand.
