Overwhelmed by the encouraging feedback we got from our very first guest review by Dheeraj CVR, we are bringing yet another guest review by him. After covering an amazingly powerful file explorer: X-plore, our guest reviewer is covering one of the most fascinating games in television history- Cricket.

Electronic Arts which is probably the best known name in the gaming circuits brings the popular sport Cricket to the mobile gaming platform with its EA Sports Cricket 2010. The game is so exhaustive that you can even play an entire world cup on your 5800. Can’t wait to get the feel of this game on your 5800, right? Hit the jump button for screenshots and a brief review. Read more »

Have a nosy partner or that over-enthusiastic kid of yours who don’t think twice before playing with your 5800? We totally understand your concern and a device as powerful as our 5800 can at times be just too resourceful to risk being toyed around. This is where Advanced Device Locks for s60 comes into picture.

ADL is a powerful application that can protect important information stored on your 5800s, along with restricting access to certain applications to third party users. Isn’t that just the feature you wished the symbian OS included by default? Very much like the User Access Control (UAC) first seen in Vista and now in Windows 7. Hit the jump button to see how this powerful app bringing UAC features fares in our 5800s. Read more »

Can you list the different sensors onboard on our 5800? Wondering Why we are asking that now? We just happen to stop by this amazing game at the ovi store-Moolan, which reminded us of the capability of our Tube 5800s and no we are not talking about the graphics rendering capability here.

Moolan is one of those accelerometer based games and thats not all about it, this is the first game to use the onboard proximity sensor as one of the controls within the game. Thats good enough a reason to try this game for us. Screenshots and a brief review after the break. Read more »

Our beloved Nokia 5800 XpressMusic may be selling in bucketloads across the world, but looks like our friends at Espoo, Finland are not entirely happy about it.

Following up on closed heels of Nokia 5530, Nokia have recently announced yet another budget symbian fifth edition device in the form of Nokia 5230. Obviously they are no match to our 5800s, hit the jump button to see what makes us say that. Read more »

Skype, the best known name in VoIP today has been overlooking the symbian platform for long. Amazed by the market success of our 5800 and the emergence of other offerings from Nokia and other manufacturers, Skype has finally released an official client for symbian fifth edition.

Before you get all excited, we should warn you that Skype have packed in a dampener with their debut client for the symbian platform: the client works only on the networks of 3 in Europe and few other destinations. Hit on the jump button for further details. Read more »

Missed out on the MyPhone contest again? No worries, we have something that might just cheer you up. To thank all our readers for having participated in the readership survey, we are offering MyPhone v2.2-Tube5800 edition at an exclusive price of $7.99 (thats discount of almost 40%!) for a limited time only. You can also bundle the MyPhone theme with the offer for $1 more, i.e just $8.99.

Its been such a pleasure to read all the encouraging feedback we got from our readers and while we try our best to give away as many free licenses as possible in our contests, we are limited by our sources. Not to be bogged down by this limitation, we have convinced our friends at MMMOOO to offer the latest version of MyPhone at this special discounted rate for followers of our blog. Read more »

The MyPhone contest ended few hours ago with an unexpected huge response. We got a over 370 participants who fulfilled the survey requirements for this contest. This is an overwhelming response considering the relatively tougher method for the entry to this contest. Filling a survey and answering so many questions is much more work then simply making a comment like “I am in”.

But this couldn’t stop the MyPhone fans from trying their luck for getting a license of their favorite application. We shuffled the participants list and picked 10 lucky winners. The winners will get the free licenses to the MyPhone application v2.20 and MyPhone Theme, both of the Tube5800 Edition. Lets see who are the lucky guys. Read more »

Missing that file explorer like browsing you are used to on your PC/Mac? Now you can browse your 5800, explorer style courtesy: X-plore by Lonely Cat Games. X-plore v1.34 for S60V5 is an awesome File Manager made by Lonely Cat Games for the 5800. It is one of the most important application for any Symbian Device.

This application is a lot different from conventional File Manager present in Symbian. Instead of clicking and opening each and every folder one by one, it contains a easy and exciting hierarchical view which lets you easily browse through folders and files. Additionally your Phone Memory and Memory Card comes as different Drives just like Windows. Hit on the jump button for an exhaustive review of X-plore on Nokia 5800.
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Are you a frequent flyer or interact with overseas contacts on a regular basis? Then a world clock should definitely be on your table and if not, you are fortunate that your 5800 can double up as a world clock, courtesy- World Clock Touch from Offscreen Technologies.

While Time Machine served as an impressive standby clock, Offscr’s World Clock Touch converts our tube 5800 to standalone  world clock, which can simultaneously display as many as 3 clocks in the analogue mode on the  active screen. Screenshots and details after the break. Read more »

Connect4 Touch is yet another addictive game from Offscr Technologies, with which they have gone beyond just adaptations of classic puzzles and brainteasers to symbian fifth edition platform, by developing an all new game by itself.

While Offscr have always been innovative in their adaptations, their new game Connect4 is a pure delight when we consider the game objective and composition. Implementation could have been better in a few areas but overall the game has that feelgood factor that is bound to attract gamers. Hit the jump button for screenshots and brief review. Read more »