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2010-01-09
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@ Sweden
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2010-01-09
, 17:23
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#13
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1. Last.fm player (Canola is not a good one at all)
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2010-01-09
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@ Bucharest
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2. Google Earth/Maps with integrated Latitude
4. Google Mail Plugin (not web based)
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2010-01-09
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@ Cornwall, UK
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2010-01-09
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One app I'd like to see is some kind of call manager.
For N95 and N97 there is an app called advanced call manager and it is not free.
In the app you can block numbers in you contactlist and automatically send sms and stuff like that.
Here is the url http://my-symbian.com/s60v3/software...q=1&fldAuto=73
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2010-01-09
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I miss the good old gmail-notifier from my N800.
As to the first post:
I can see Vagalume in the applications list. Have you tried it? I was extremely happy with it on my N800. I haven't installed it on the N900 because last.fm pulled the plug on my country.
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2010-01-09
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Aren't those (and some more of your points) already in repositories? G! Maps and Latitude in Google Latitude Updater (broken ATM, but worked 3 days ago).
Isn't GMail already integrated? I'm using it and not via browser.
What am I missing?
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2010-01-09
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@ Oviedo, Florida
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2010-01-09
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@ Los Angeles
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The profiles should link to the calendar (in such a way that the 'phone goes silent during certain appointments).
Desktop notification for unread emails in the status area (next to the other indicators).
Dedicated office applications (Open Office, KOffice, AbiWord. etc.) with the ability to edit and spellcheck.
Video support for Skype.
Integration of microblogging (Twitter, Identi.ca, etc.) into communications.
These are the major things I am looking for. Very happy with the N900 on the whole. Just confused as to why a device with a keyboard lacks spell check....