N95 8gb
I have had my n95n 8gb since Feb 08… and seemed to have settled into a few things that I have added that I use… a few things I have got rid of and a few things I still don’t have that I would like.
Currently Installed Software
This is a list of some of the programs I have and why and I have them.
LocationTagger
This appends the geodata into photos directly for things like flickr and picassa. Soon to be obsolete I am sure when it moves to a firmware update to be an autofeature. But until then it stays in this list.
ExtGps
“Symarctic ExtGPS allows you to use your phone’s built-in GPS module externally on laptop via Bluetooth. It is mainly targeted for Nokia N95, E90, 6110 Navigator handsets, allowing you to use existing, more sophisticated GIS applications.”
Does what is says very well indeed. In fact the gps on the phone is better than the first generation GPS that is in my Asus R2h.
Palringo
I use the for my Gtalk capabilities, but it hooks into most IM Clients.
symTorrent
Why, because I can. More of a show off toy than anything serious. And works for that purpose. Telling people you can torrent files on your phone tends to freak them out.
Gmail
Mobile Version of the Gmail Client.
twibble
Location aware twittering… send a twitter and append your current lat long to it… e.g “ Reading the news L:-33.8818,151.2018:”
scribe
Wordpress editing and writing tool. (free but requires Python) Pain in the arse tool if you are a slow texter, but otherwise it is great.
WaveLog
costs $10 for the media version, but lets you take photos, video, music and text and blog them straight to Wordpress via the phone. Either via your telco or if you are like me a cheap arse wifi.
Mobile Divx
Hey if you have a torrent client on your phone, then you are going to need something to watch the video in then aren’t you.
Stris 2
A damn good “free’ as well Tetris clone, an oldie but a goodie.
Plus a good Pacman and a good Space Invaders will never go astray for killing sometime.
Python
Python is a dynamic object-oriented programming language that can be used for many kinds of software development. It offers strong support for integration with other languages and tools, comes with extensive standard libraries.
qik
Live streaming video from your phone. Great if you are in a wifi hot spot, otherwise damned expensive in Australia.
YBrowser
Y-Browser is a free filemanager application designed for S60 3rd edition Symbian smartphones. Basically you can explore all the drives on your phone, even the hidden ones. Great for moving files around or even finding them 
Google Maps
Always handy to have another set of maps on your device. Google maps are alwys over the air however, so watch for data!
UTM Data
UTM data displays coordinates for the current GPS position in several formats
Gmail
A self contained gmail application.
YouTube
Hmm.. wonder what this is
Currently Missing software.
A good raw Nema recorder. I don’t want something that has to hook into a webservice. I just want something that will record track files in raw nema format. At the moment I can spit out sports tracker as kml, but if I had raw nema track files I could do a lot more with the data.
For example I could just turn the gps on my phone on, let it collect a nema file, then use that file to geotagged photos taken with an dSlr at a later point, instead of having to purchase another gps and more software e.t.c.
If anyone has one please let me know
