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Be sure to check out 3-Lib's list of S60 freeware utilities, games, and apps!! This list just keeps getting bigger. Can't wait to see more Python applications added to this in the near future. Here's a few of my S60 freeware favorites...
AutoLock Automatically keylocks your smartphone after a configurable number of minutes. FExplorer Superb file manager and tools package. SMS Assistant SMS answering system. SyncML Synchronize your calendar and contacts with a remote SyncML server (account needed). Torch Blanks the screen white so that you get maximum backlight for use as a torch! XXL Screen Saver Replaces default screen saver with bigger, more readable clock Doom Engine to play the standard shareware Doom WAD file(s). Frogger The classic arcade game GoBoy GameBoy emulator. Wolfenstein 3D Pre-Doom first person shooter Yahtzee The classic dice strategy game Agile Messenger Instant Messaging for all IM systems on the Internet. Azure Blogging client Google Local for Mobile Mapping and satellite imagery for anywhere on the earth's surface OggPlay A great music player, limited on some Series 60 phones by the hardware's mono output... .ogg files are half the size of MP3, making them a good choice. Opera Mini Proxy-based mobile browser, extremely byte-efficient
Source: All About Symbian
Comments
This Forbidden Technologies product is free to download and use. It allows upload of captured video/photos into Clesh for editing and publishing, as well as download and viewing of published videos.
Posted by: Stephen B Streater | February 20, 2006 02:54 PMAgile Messenger is not freeware...
Posted by: carlo | February 20, 2006 08:35 PMLast time I checked Agile Messenger wasn't freeware.
I would add eMSN to this list; http://www.getjar.com/products/603/eMSN
Posted by: Grond | March 19, 2006 07:11 PMAgile Messenger is freeware if they didn't sign a contract with your operator. But there doesn't seem to be list that lets you know who they have contracts with...
Posted by: FRiC | March 25, 2006 07:10 AM