Top 10 Symbian apps of 2010

Published on Dec 27, 2010

We recommend the top 10 Symbian applications of 2010 for you to download

Published on Mar 17, 2011

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Nokia Ovi Store may not be as populated with the apps as the Apple App Store or Android Market, but still you can make a pretty varied selection with the hot apps offered via the Ovi Store.Symbian applications can also be purchased via third parties inclding Getjar, making it an easy platform to buy for.We round up our favourite Symbian applications of 2010 for you to download.Kooaba Visual SearchKooaba is a free application that allows you to access and view product information for CDs, DVDs, games, books and movie posters simply by taking a picture of them. All you do is take a picture of the desired object and you'll be able to view trailers, reviews and CD information directly on your mobile phone.You can also share your searches via email or on Twitter and Facebook. However, if you're not much for social networking, there's also the option to store all your information at http://my.kooaba.com.Kooaba is free, but does require a one-time download of 13MB of components, and we'd recommend using the application on Wi-Fi, rather than 3G, to save on data costs.QikQik is an application that lets you instantly upload videos to YouTube, social-networking websites such as Twitter or even blogs.It also enables you to have live video chats to give you face-to-face contact with whoever you want.Simply use the application to record, and the result can be viewed live by friends and family. All you need to do is point your mobile’s video camera.Comics CreatorNextwave's Comics Creator lets you create a cartoon, comic or photo journal on your Nokia handset.Adding text, backgrounds and characters is all easily done, whether you're an artist or not.Your finished cartoons can then be shown off to friends.Nokia Photo browserNokia Photo Browser is an app developed by the Nokia Beta Labs that allows you to browse your photos in a different way to the usual gallery application preinstalled on your Nokia phone.The Nokia Photo Browser brings 3D effects to your gallery and, if you press and hold a photo, the area will be magnified. Drag your finger across the photo to see parts of it in more detail.Nokia Photo Browser also features face recognition. Double tap on a face in a photo and you'll zoom into that face. You can browse other faces by swiping your finger around the screen.YouTubeThe Nokia YouTube Player is a fully functioning YouTube player that allows you to browse and view videos on your Nokia phone.The Query tool allows you to find videos with minimal typing, as it predicts what you're going to write and presents you with a list of videos dynamically.You can also log into your YouTube account to see your uploaded videos, subscriptions and playlists, making it much like the desktop experience. << Previous 1 2 Next>> 

 

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