Free symbian software software for pda

Google Maps for Nokia/Symbian S60 3.2 is a useful utility that lets you view maps and satellite imagery, find local businesses, and get driving directions on your mobile device.

Since the application is designed for users on-the-go, it provides features like click-to-call and saved search history that are especially useful for mobile phone users.

Major Features:

1. My Location (watch video). See your location on a map, even if you don't have GPS.
2. Business listings. Search for any business or category of interest.
3. Driving directions. Thanks to My Location, you don't even have to enter your starting point.
4. Latitude. See your friends' locations and status messages. Start Maps and then select "Join Latitude."
5. Transit & walking directions (watch video). Get routes and schedules to travel via subway, bus, or on foot.
6. Street View (watch video). View street-level imagery of businesses and turns in directions.
7. Traffic. Real-time traffic helps you find the fastest route.
8. Enterprise. BlackBerry administrators can deploy Maps for BlackBerry Enterprise Server.

Enhancements: Support for multiple layers.

LCG Jukebox (Symbian) 2.17 plays a role as a tool which plays music for mobile devices aiming to suit all your music listening desires. It offers great sound quality, comfortable playlist management, easy music selection, equalizer, Internet streaming, and more.

Major Features:

1. Be free
   
2. Find album image and song lyrics on the Internet, to enhance your listening experience.
3. Simply everything to perfectly enjoy your music collection.

Enhancements: include unspecified updates.

Requirements: Symbian OS Series 60/OS UIQ

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This the port of the open and unpatented Blowfish encryption library to Symbian OS. Blowfish is a symmetric block cipher encryption designed by Bruce Schneier.

It has been analyzed considerably and it is slowly gaining acceptance as a strong encryption algorithm. Blowfish is unpatented and license-free, and is available free for all uses.

Mobile phones and stories share a basic idea: they can travel the world. The most important aspect of mobile phones is that they can be used anywhere and any time, and many of the best stories take the reader to new and exciting places. What could be better than bringing the two together?
This concept is the foundation of a new and innovative game. In the role of a detective, you have to solve an intriguing case posed by a sinister stranger. In the course of the investigation, people in different places will need to be questioned. However, its no longer enough to just click somewhere in the game to get from here to there - now *you* have to move to progress the story.
You start the game in your detective bureau. Some hundred meters away you will find the virtual bar, where you are supposed to meet your informant. To unravel the web of intrigue, youll need to take a walk yourself. Not to give too much away, but for the grand showdown you will have to return to the place where you started playing the game.
Through the combination of a game and location detection, a whole new dimension of gameplay is possible. You yourself are involved in the events; the virtual world is meshed with the real world and your own surroundings.
Main features:
- Location based: The Journey is the worlds first location based adventure game. You are in control of where to go next!
- Good for your health: You will have to walk yourself to play make it through the game, no more sitting around!
- Mysterious detective story: Read about the dangerous case that has to be solved.
- Gloomy style: Hand-drawn graphics and the dark setting will captivate you.
- Its free! The game is freeware, you dont have to pay anything to play it. And even better - its open source!
System requirements:
- Symbian devices.

Ogg Vorbis is an audio compression format similar to mp3. However the compressed files are approximately a factor two smaller than mp3 files.
To be more precise an ogg file encoded with 64kbit/sec gives approximately the same level of audio quality as a 128kbit/sec mp3 file.
In addition the ogg format is a free format, i.e. nobody pays licence fees when recording or playing music in this format.
Enhancements:
- Added support for drive relative paths in Playlists
- Selecting Shuffle Play from the menu now enables random playback
- Changing between Normal Play and Shuffle Play no longer stops playback
- Some internal changes (hopefully Ive not broken anything)
- Added alarm clock
System requirements:
- Symbian devices (Nokia N Gage, Nokia 3600/3620/3650/3660, Nokia 7650, Siemens SX1, Sendo X, etc).