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Quickoffice ® Pro includes 3 powerful applications in 1 office productivity tool with support for Microsoft® Word Documents, Excel Spreadsheets & PowerPoint Presentations. Experience the easiest and most intuitive way to VIEW, EDIT & CREATE Microsoft ® Office files & attachments. Supports editing of Microsoft DOC/DOCX, XLS/XLSX, PPT & Text files. Google has officially discontinued Quickoffice for Symbian, so we won’t got any support But the good ones are that’s now it is free (also for Android and iOS!) As far as it’s now free, I’ll upload my installers that I extracted from several Nokia firmwares.
Both are full versions with EURO language packs. They only work on HACKED phones because of the missing signatures!
You can install Quickoffice and Adobe reader on any drive you want -Adobe Reader v10.1.300 is extracted from 808’s firmware with UDA apps cleaner. Just install it and skip registration (as the service is down, registration is useless). As far as I know it was only released in Original Firmware (808), so there is no signed version.Quickoffice Pro 7.1.18, modded installer, all drive letters changed to user definded:!
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—If Quickoffice was not preinstalled on your phone, it will install only if you add the license files from N8’s firmware!
Advertisement One thing that MakeUseOf does not cover in great detail are that use the Symbian operating system. Often we write about the iPhone, Android and Windows Mobile, but never Symbian and Nokia.
On a that we conducted, Symbian was the 4th used phone by our users, and the 3rd most used Smartphone. So today, this post will be dedicated to everything Nokia and Symbian. For those people who are wondering what the heck I am talking about, Nokia is a leading phone manufacturer in many countries, and especially in Australia (where I live). Most of the new Nokia mobile phones are using Symbian as their operating system which the recent version is known as S60. If you want to find out more about Symbian, you can visit web page or read about the and the on Wikipedia. Now that the history is out of the way, I can focus on the main point of this post – mobile phone software for your Nokia.
Just like the well known Apple Store, Nokia’s store is called the. If you are a Nokia user (I have the Nokia 5800 XpressMusic and the E71), you may find that Nokia doesn’t have many great apps, however there are a few that do stand out. Ovi Maps used to cost more than $300 for a one year license, but recently Nokia made the application free to a number of devices. So if you have a compatible handset with GPS, you should definately give Ovi Maps a go.
Instead of spending a few hundred dollars on a GPS device, just buy a Nokia phone and you’ll get free voice navigation for life – that’s what I did. Google Maps Google Maps usually pinpoints your location within seconds, unlike Ovi Maps. Google Maps for your S60 device doesn’t offer anything special compared to what you get on the browser version, but if you get lost or want to find directions to a place near by, Google Maps is the way to go. However, if you want voice navigation, Google Maps won’t do that for you on your Nokia phone. If you’re tight on mobile internet data, I would suggest using Ovi Maps as the maps are installed on your phone, unlike Google Maps where you have to download them each time you use it.
WLM for Nokia was only released a couple of months ago and only works on a couple of devices. The 5800 XpressMusic isn’t one of them unfortunately – however I found a version on the Internet somewhere else and it works like a charm. (I can’t find the website where I got it off, if I do, I’ll post it in the comments). You can however download it from the Ovi store on some models.
If you use Windows Live Messenger on your desktop, you must get this app for your mobile – it’s just full of features and very easy to use. If you use Skype, Twitter, Windows Live Messenger, GTalk, Voip and other services, you must install Fring. Fring contains all these services plus more.
It’s like your entire IM clients all packed into one small box. However I found that the quality of the voice calls are not as good on Fring as they are on Skype, and for Windows Live Messenger, you can’t show your contacts by email.
Although I don’t use Skype much, it’s a great app to have on your phone. Especially if you have a large dataplan, you can get away with cheaper calls (if you have Skype credit). When I tried it out on the Skype Call Testing Service connected to my WLAN network at home, the call quality was pretty reasonable and it used about 2-3 kb/s on the call which isn’t too bad.
If you have the XpressMusic phone, you will know how bright the flash light is on the camera. So to make good use of this camera’s flashlight, install BrightLight.
Just flick the switch and your light is on. It’s a really good substitute for a torch. If you don’t need a bright light, FlashLight is a useful app. Basically you can set the colour for your entire screen, whether it be white, red, blue, yellow, pink or green – any colour you want. I use it all the time for sneaking around the house because it produces enough light to see where I am going and not too much where it will wake everyone up (like BrightLight does). If you want to see how much energy your phone is using, or the transfer rate of your mobile internet, Nokia Energy Profiler will do the trick and a whole lot more. If you had been wondering how I have been taking the above screenshots on my 5800XpressMusic, I have been using ScreenSnap.
It’s really simple to use, just run the application and press your phones camera button and it will take a screenshot of your phone. What Are Your Favourite Apps? The above are my favourite mobile phone software apps for my Nokia S60 device.
Have I missed out on any that should be in the list? If I have, please let me know in the comments. Also, if you think Make Use Of should cover more posts about Nokia and Symbian; please say so in the comments.
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Ok, so you got them from other sites. Personally, I don't trust installing apps from third parties - if it's in the Ovi store, it just feels safer. Just trying to determine what's trustworthy and what's not can be difficult. Off memory, QuickOffice is $12.00AUD. I agree with you as well, their isn't many good apps in the Ovi store. Since I have the 5800 XpressMusic, the only way to unlock the phone is with the side button.
So if anyone knows of a free app that unlocks the phone similar to the iPhone, please let me know. I did find one, but my phone froze when I was installing it. Hi, Jack, I installed all the extra apps in my E71 in the old. Go to the author's or a trustworthy site to download the latest version of the software.
Transfer the file into my E71 via cable or bluetooth and execute the file to install. The certification of some of the files may have expired, but you can overcome it by simply setting the time on your phone back to a few years.
No cracking is needed as I'm too lazy to crack my own phone. Most of the apps I listed should be easily found with the aid of google. QuickOffice came with my E71 from day 1 so it's free to me, though not upgradable.;) I can't find much useful stuffs in OVI store, especially the Chinese OVI store, full of useless craps. A lot of better stuffs are not even available in Chinese OVI store although they are free to download in OVI store of other countries. So far, I'm not able to find a way to switch to OVI store to US or Europe even on my computer. I can live without most of the apps in the post(except Google Map), but here are some I extensively use in my E71. AppQLaunch - not perfect, but if you are a fan of programs such as Launchy or Gnome-do, you will definitely love it.
A must for me JbakTaskManager - task manager will huge number of useful functions. A must as well Y-Browser - great file browser KeePassJ2ME - if you are using KeePass in your PC, you will love it PuTTy for S60 - if you have idea what PuTTy is, you will love it Profile Scheduler - I use it to switch to silent every night automatically Opera mini - browser Upvise - Shopping list and random note taking app for me 91reader(Chinese) - can read books in English and Chinese flawlessly YouDao Dictionary(Chinese) - dictionary QuickOffice. I can live without most of the apps in the post(except Google Map), but here are some I extensively use in my E71. AppQLaunch - not perfect, but if you are a fan of programs such as Launchy or Gnome-do, you will definitely love it. A must for me JbakTaskManager - task manager will huge number of useful functions. A must as well Y-Browser - great file browser KeePassJ2ME - if you are using KeePass in your PC, you will love it PuTTy for S60 - if you have idea what PuTTy is, you will love it Profile Scheduler - I use it to switch to silent every night automatically Opera mini - browser Upvise - Shopping list and random note taking app for me 91reader(Chinese) - can read books in English and Chinese flawlessly YouDao Dictionary(Chinese) - dictionary QuickOffice. Ok, so you got them from other sites.
Personally, I don't trust installing apps from third parties - if it's in the Ovi store, it just feels safer. Just trying to determine what's trustworthy and what's not can be difficult.
Off memory, QuickOffice is $12.00AUD. I agree with you as well, their isn't many good apps in the Ovi store. Since I have the 5800 XpressMusic, the only way to unlock the phone is with the side button. So if anyone knows of a free app that unlocks the phone similar to the iPhone, please let me know. I did find one, but my phone froze when I was installing it.