Foxit PDF Reader (beta) for UIQ 3!
September 26, 2008
Even with UIQ 3 considered as a dying platform, some developers are still working hard to make software for it. This time, Foxit Software released a public beta of it’s PDF Reader application to UIQ 3. Personally, I really dig Foxit PDF Reader on WIndows XP and this news brought some excitement. How well does it perform? You can also help the development of this application by participating in the support forum.
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Garmin Mobile XT version 5.0 available now for UIQ 3 and S60 3rd Edition users
September 25, 2008
The best SatNav app for Symbian IMHO, Garmin Mobile XT, just reached version 5. The new version looks like a totally new app because the interface has been redesigned and it makes more sense now. And the speed in loading map data is also greatly improved. Both S60 3rd Edition and UIQ 3 users can now enjoy the new version of Garmin Mobile XT.
Skyfire beta 0.8 goes public… but still for US only…
September 25, 2008
Another beta is released. This time, it’s Skyfire, ladies and gentlemen. The new web browser on the block which brings new experience to web browsing on the go. The official Skyfire blog just announced the new version and open beta for US for Windows Mobile and Symbian S60.
They started private beta a few months ago to an amazing response. Existing users who want to upgrade can log into their account on our site any time to obtain the new version immediately:
http://www.skyfire.com/users/login
Digia @Web beta 3 available now for UIQ 3
September 25, 2008
The latest beta of Digia @web is available from their support page. You need to have an account (free) to access the support page. This is the 3rd beta of @web, the only internet browser for UIQ developed using WebKit engine. UIQ 3 users are encourage to test the beta and report any problem or request additional features, to the support team.
Forum Nokia: Calling All Innovators. Take your mobile application worldwide.
September 25, 2008
Do you have a game-changing application that redefines the way people think about mobile devices? If so, be sure to enter the Forum Nokia Calling All Innovators competition. You could win $25,000 US!
