I've been using my Nokia 9500 since it first came out. I really don't have much installed with the exceptions of the standard programs that have come with it.
But I was curious what applications you all have installed, and how they work for you?
What do you have installed?
Besides the applications that come with the 9300 I have:
[INDENT]Passwords (by Ian Chapple)
Easycrypt (by Arjen Broeze)
Smallbase (by Corisoft)
Acrobat Reader (by Adobe)
MobiReeader (by Mobipocket)
AED (Advanced English Dictionary by Jdictionary-mobile)
TomeRaider (by Yadabyte)
Diashow (by Arjen Broeze)
SmartMovie (by Lonely Cate Games)
ZScreen Capture (by ZenithCore)
Opera Mini 4 Beta (by Opera)
MGMaps (by Google)
Google Maps (by Google)
TaskSpy (by PushL.com)
SBasic (by SmartPhoneware)
Program (OPL programming environment)
DemoOPL
HexView (by Steve Litchfield/John Boyce)
IconEdit (by Arjen Broeze)
Symantec Mobile Security
Hangman (by Arjen Broeze)
Battleships (by Arjen Broeze)
SpaceImpact (SBasic game)
Solun' (by David Rushall)
PDFWriter/Printer (by mBrain Software)[/INDENT]
There are about 3 dozen other programs that I have tried and deleted but I don't have a list of them...games, dictionaries, video viewers, MP3 players, etc.
Anyone else want to share their list of "keeper" applications for the 9300?
My list includes:
Acrobat Reader (by Adobe)
Battleships (by Arjen Broeze)
BestFileman - now replaced by FileNote but paid for & so left on m/c
Clip80 (by W Golder) - a wonderful clipboard utility
CroTabS80 by Edo - great time and macro utility
DemoOPL
FileNote by Edo - by far the best file manager and macro utility for S80
Finanz by Kylom
FreeCrypt by W. Golder
Hangman (by Arjen Broeze)
iDesk(by Arjen Broeze) - much better than the default desk
Magic Text - essential for working with raw text
MobiReeader (by Mobipocket)
Nav4All - useful free GPS routes - even worked in Canada for me during the summer
Opera Mini 2 (by Opera)
Pocket Folio by Kylom - keep track of my stock losses!
PowerData - useful but complicated database
Program (OPL programming environment) - great for writing macros and small OPL programs
Projekt by Kylom - my right hand assistant for ToDo lists and jotters
RMR Tester - great for revision
SideCalc by Kylom - a great programmable calculator for repeat calcs
Smallbase (by Corisoft)
Sudoku80 - by most played game
TaskSpy (by PushL.com)
TomeRaider (by Yadabyte)
ZScreen Capture (by ZenithCore)
My 2 most constantly open programs are FileNote and Projekt.
I notice that you have the OPL programe Editor on your list. Have you developed any interesting OPL apps?
Regards,
Martin O'Neill
Yes, I have the OPL Development environment (Program), but mainly to learn OPL language. I downloaded the OPL Tutorials and have worked my way through most of them.
I have too many other "side projects" for my emplorer and my significant other to get too terribly much new programming work done.
This weekend I was browsing the My-Symbian forum and came across a reference to the JPC Project--a Java DOS emulator program. I had previous tried XTM, but it doesn't work on the 9300 and the developers aren't interested in tweaking it to work.
If I can get a working DOS emulator running, I plan on putting my old copy of Borland's Turbo PROLOG on the 9300 as I have some programs developed in that language (Artificial Intelligence & Expert Systems are a hobby/professional interest) that I'd like to run on the 9300.
So far, I can't seem to get the administrators at that forum to send me my activation email so that I may dialog with the one person who appears to have gotten this to work on a different Symbian phone.
Do you have any programs that you're working on?
rdcinhou wrote:I downloaded the OPL Tutorials and have worked my way through most of them.
Where did you download the tutorials from?
rdcinhou wrote:Do you have any programs that you're working on?
I'm only an OPL dabbler and have mainly concentrated on OPL macros to run in conjunction with FileNote. A number of my efforts are on the FileNote Yahoo Groups website.
Regards,
Martin O'Neill
The OPL Tutorials may be found here:
http://3lib.ukonline.co.uk/progindex.htm
as one big zip file which you can put on your PC's local harddrive to make them convenient for reading while you finger-poke the lessons on the 9300.
rdcinhou wrote:The OPL Tutorials may be found here:
Thanks for the information. I have used the same tutorials and they are excellent. However, there now seems to be very few people programming in OPL anymore. Its a pity as OPL is great for running up a little app for one's own use.
Best wishes,
Martin O'Neill