Mobile Apps Archive – The Technopath

Windows Phone 7 Apps: G:RSS A Google Reader RSS App [Video]

Posted by Uzair Sajid on June 14, 2010.

Windows Phone 7 is still months from release but Microsoft made a pretty smart move making the Developer Tools available up early. Thanks to that, we are now seeing Apps rolling in already, like G:RSS – a Google Reader client for Windows Phone 7....

Download Skype for Symbian Series 60 Devices – Official Beta

Posted by Uzair Sajid on December 11, 2009.

Finally, the Symbian OS gets some love from Skype! We now have an official client that lets us enjoy the worlds most popular VoIP messaging service. Of course it was possible to make Skype calls with other clients like Nimbuzz, but an official client is far better and stable....

Google Maps for Mobile gets updated to version 3.3

Posted by Uzair Sajid on December 4, 2009.

I had just received the notification for an upgrade available for Google Maps for Mobile application on my Series 60 device. This new incremental upgrade brings a couple of new features to one of my favorite mobile applications....

Enable Push Gmail on your iPhone and Windows Mobile Phone

Posted by Uzair Sajid on September 22, 2009.

Google has finally added support for Email in their Exchange Sync platform for mobiles – though it only works for the iPhone OS and Windows Mobile devices with ActiveSync. Nokia Series60 users shouldn’t be concerned because they already had support for Push Email via Nokia Messaging application, which is faster th...

Why Nokia’s OVI Store has the potential to beat the Apple App Store?

Posted by Uzair Sajid on February 16, 2009.

Being true to the rumors, Nokia today announced its own App store, termed the Nokia Ovi Store at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. Even though Nokia got into the game pretty late compared to rest of the competition, it has a pretty good chance of even beating the Apple App store. Now most fan boys would start to ...

Backup and Sync your cellphone contacts with Google Sync

Posted by Uzair Sajid on February 10, 2009.

Google has started out rolling a whole lot of services for the Mobile. It seems like it shares Microsoft’s vision to unify the desktop and the mobile platform to give users a streamlined experience. Besides we are slowly transitioning towards Web 3.0, which features Ubiquitous access from any device....

“iPhone-like” Multi Touch on Android [Videos]

Posted by Uzair Sajid on February 10, 2009.

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Nokia Ovi Store coming at Mobile World Congress?

Posted by Uzair Sajid on February 9, 2009.

Almost every major cellphone platform out there now has some sort of online application storefront set up thanks to the fad started by Apple. The reason? It is a whole lot more convenient to buy (if there are any prices) an application from a universal catalog than to go to the website of each and every publisher. Why ...