Well, even though I am trying to post all the available mobile applications for Nokia 5800, I don’t feel I will be able to make everything here. But following are some of the apps I have tried in my Nokia 5800XpressMusic and is working great.
1. GMail For Mobile : Well, this one really isn’t specifically built for Nokia 5800, as you can see the UI, but still a great one on a mobile phone to keep updated on your GMail inbox.
2. Google Maps with Latitude : With Google Maps with Latitude, you can share your current location with your closed ones. This uses mix of GPS and your internet connection. You can also see where your friends are, if they have shared your location with you.
3. Fring: You can chat with your GTalk, MSN, Yahoo contacts with Fring. This also provides voice chat with all the above contacts and skype.
4. SymTorrent: This is the bittorrent client for mobile phones including Nokia 5800. Now you dont need a PC to download torrents ! 🙂
5. ScreenSnap : All these screen shots from my Nokia 5800 is made using ScreenSnap. Just like ‘Print Screen’ on your desktop, you can take screenshots from Nokia 5800 !
6. Opera Mini: Well, Nokia 5800 has a very good browser with flash lite support, but Opera Mini is still a useful browser on low end mobile internet options such as WAP and GPRS. Opera Mini is very faster compared to the built in browser on a really testing low internet speeds.
7. CricInfo Widget: Nokia 5800 supports widgets, and this is a wonderful mobile application for cricket fans like me 🙂
8. FaceBook Mobile: This is not a standalone app, but a web application you can use in Nokia 5800. You can be closer to your facebook contacts while on the move ! This uses the buit in web browser.
Last but not the least (for now), here is the snapshot of other apps I have in my my Nokia 5800. The Zip application is really great! You can open Zip files in Nokia 5800!
I am looking forward to expand the list, your feedbacks are much appreciated.
Great looking list. Thank you! You must be running low on phone memory, surely, or do you run them off the MicroSD memory card?
I run most of them from the MicroSD, Nokia could have kept the inbuilt memory more than 80MB. Initially I didn’t realize this, until the free memory in the phone went below 30MB. I reinstalled all these heavier ones into the external memory.