There are many different applications, mobile softwares, and downloads available for the latest mobile phones on the internet. You can download free softwares to help you accomplish many things with your mobile phones nowadays. Such as applications to alter the look of your mobile phones menu, software to copy your contact and sms lists, and programs to enhance your phones camera settings.
As well as software to enhance your overall mobile phone experience there are many free backgrounds and wallpapers you can download. For the latest Nokia symbian phones there are many nokia mobile themes available online to download for free. These attractive nokia themes will enhance the look and feel of your mobile phones menus and backgrounds.
As well as sending SMS messages to your family and friends via your own mobile telephone there are online web based services that allow you to send free SMS to USA and other countries. These SMS services are available free and allow you to send text messages to your contacts from your PC. So don’t delay, send some free SMS to your friends within the USA today.

How would you like to have maps, GPS navigation and city guides all in one package on your mobile phone? Sounds good? Then check out smart2go – an application released by Nokia a few months ago. It’s one of the most interesting applications I have ever installed on my device. Too bad I can’t take a full advantage of it due to the lack of a GPS receiver.
Smart2go runs on the Nokia E50 just fine although it’s not listed among the supported devices. I downloaded the version for Nokia E61 and used maps and route planning features without any problems. Hopefully Nokia E50 will be soon officially supported so we can take a full advantage of all the functions. Let’s see what we can actually do with smart2go:
smart2go maps

The main part of smart2go are maps. You can download them on the go as you browse different locations or you can […]

This photo was taken at South Depok (city at west Jakarta, Indonesia). Thanks to Silvester for sending it in! If you take pictures and would like to show them to hundreds of people send them in at contact@nokiae50.info.

It’s holidays time so I prepared a small competition for you today. What can you win? Some useful mobile stuff of course. Last week I reviewed GSync – great application to archive your SMS on GMail account. If you missed it go and check it out to learn how GSync works and how you can use it.
What’s the prize?
You guessed it. 3 of you will receive an unlimited license code for the GSync application. Thanks to Psiloc for providing the license codes.
And the rules?
Everyone can participate. You have 3 options to join:

make a photo or video with your mobile phone on Easter theme; funny, artistic or a photo series, it’s up to you; send it to contact@nokiae50.info or upload it on the internet

if you have a blog write an article, review, critique about this website (http://nokiae50.info) or about any Nokia mobile phone (link back to this post so your readers […]

This photo shows that even simple Nokia E50 camera is capable of producing nice colourful photos. This photo is published under Creative Commons and belongs to the Flickr user doraemon. Send your photos at contact@nokiae50.info.

One of the most common questions that keep reappearing on this website or come to my inbox is How to change font size on Nokia E50. I usually reply that there is no official way to increase font size but there exists some kind of workaround. Trick is to change font for something bigger and more readable. I don’t have problems with small font, in fact I prefer it because that way more information fits on the screen. However some people have problems reading it. Here is a guide on how to change the font in your phone (do it on your own risk!):
You’ll need a memory card and a file manager (e.g. Y-Browser or ActiveFile).
1. Open your file manager and navigate to Z:\resources\Fonts
2. Check the names of the files (these are the fonts that are actually used); they have extension .ttf and most likely they are nosnr60.ttf, nssb60.ttf, nstsb60.ttf […]

Do you keep your old SMS messages? I do but they take too much space on my phone. A few days ago I received an email from a company called Psiloc. They were announcing a new application that does exactly what I need. It’s called GSync and it archives all the SMS messages on my GMail account.

Psiloc GSync allows you to automatically archive all your SMS messages on the Gmail™ account. The SMS messages appear as e-mails, are marked as read and labelled as SMS. Messages exchanged with same people are grouped into threads. You can configure how often messages are archived.

Threaded conversations! Sounds familiar? This is something that many Symbian users have been waiting for. Now you can have SMS messages grouped into threads on your GMail. Picture on the left shows Gsync in action on the phone and picture on the right is from GMail (SMS label created […]