SystemInfo - Discover all the information about your phone
MOBILedit! ForensicSymbian OS, Pocket PC, Series 60, Series 80, Series 90, UIQ, BlackBerry, Smartphone, Android, iPhone, iPad, Apple iPhone OS, JavaVersion: 5.5.0.1148 Upload date: 8 Sep 11 Tags: System Utilities
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MOBILedit! Forensic - Mobile phones contain some of the most important evidence in criminal investigations. Law enforcement agencies around the world need every possible advantage to help solve crimes. In many instances, mobile phones contain the important incriminating evidence that legal investigators require to solve a case
Function server is a free plugin for the very popular GDesk application. The plugin can call indigenous functions of various external applications from within GDesk, without displaying the other application on the phone's screen. By providing fast access to functions of other programs, Function server can greatly enhance the usability of your GDesk installation
WakeOnLanSymbian OS, Series 60, Series 80, Series 90, UIQVersion: 1.0 Upload date: 17 Jun 09 Tags: System Utilities
Freeware
WakeOnLan-This simple application allows you to power on your computer wirelessly using your Symbian S60 phone. It works by sending the famous magic packet over WIFI to a computer connected to an ethernet wired network
Swiss Manager Free UIQ3 is a composite system utility for UIQ3. It provides task manager, file manager and system information services, giving you more access to and more knowledge about your phone
Swiss Manager Pro is a composite system utility for UIQ. It provides task manager, file manager and system information services, giving you more access to and more knowledge about your phone
PiAccess Link is an application that runs on Symbian OS phones and enables your SMS and phonebook data to be accessed and manipulated by applications (usually called Phone Managers) running on a PC or a MAC
Padissimo UIQ3 - An essential operation of using a phone is navigation. Padissimo enhances navigation by providing two extra directional pads: one on the screen, and one on the keyboard. The new ways of moving around the screen can be used over any application, in lists, menus, and other scrollable displays
