Mark Guim from The Nokia Blog has persuaded us users to compile a list of our top ten must have, or the applications that we first install in our S60 phones. I haven’t written mine yet, but you most probably remember my N95 must have applications article (Part 1, Part 2, Part 3), I didn’t finish the series as I kept on installing more and more programs and the list would go on forever. However check below the blogs of people who have compiled their favourite applications list, and also let us know which one are your favourites!

• The Nokia Blog (Mark Guim)
• Nokia Addict (gerrymoth)
• IntoMobile (Stefan Constantinescu)
• Symbian in Motion (Zach Epstein) (Part 1, Part 2)
• S60 Blogger (Steve Rowlands)

If you have any more links let me know, and do not forget to tell us which ones are your favourites!

I’m not giving away free licences, but Ricky at Symbian-Guru and Zach at Symbian in Motion are. It’s truly a great program if you have a lot of hotspots available around you as it saves your money by not using a 3G or GPRS connection in case it finds one.

You should sign up for one of the contests, but for now try the free trial, only for S60 phones.

S60 on Samsung is something still small, we don’t see many adverts or any type of marketing of the Nokia platform on Samsung phones. I’d also be ashamed of carrying my rival’s name in heart, but Samsung could increase revenue by marketing it like it does to it’s Windows Mobile smartphones.
In an event in Holland, the phone was released containing the following features: Read more »

So much for Nokmote and RockNScroll. EyeSight brings us EyePlay for S60. There is already an EyeToy for Sony’s Playstation 2, but this might not just be for games. We remember a patent with ultrasonic transducers which “heard” the user’s movements and converted them into controls.

If you read on the patent, you will see quite a lot of functions, and the most useful might be scrolling, OK-ing, and controlling the media player.

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Source: S60 INFO