Nokia Software

This software is a file management tool, which can be used to manager your local files in a mobile phone and network files in a remote storage space. Currently, it supports those files(attachments) in your Gmail box. As we all know, the storage capacity of one free Gmail box is considerably large, up to 7Gb for the moment, and can be upgraded to 400Gb. So, with this tool, you will get a large enough disk for your phone right now. It easily converts your Gmail box to a local mapped drive and you can exchange data with your Gmail box. Another way to extend the capacity for your phone is applying for another free Gmail box, but this requires you maintaining additional accounts.

Note: At a default installation, this software is a freeware with a little limitation — the total size of files to be sent or downloaded should be not more than 500Kb.
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Hughes & Kettner Guitar chords finder. Find music guitar chords by using this program.
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Guitar Mobile Tools is a set of tools for guitarists:
- metronome
- tuner emulation with 22 open tunes
- list of 780 chords
- list of 384 scales
- editable chords rounds
- playlist
- tips for musicians.

This new version brings in your phone many more scales (32 for each half-tone), a list of the 22 most used open tunes and a tool which allows you to create your own chord rounds (armonic, blues or whatever you want). The playlist function let you to play customized rounds in any order, repeating them how many times you need to create your song. In the end there is a little tips section that quickly explain some music basics.
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Through an intuitive user interface, take the basics of the conversation in a foreign language on your mobile phone and speak in the most common situations.

Features:
- Intuitive and easy to use interface
- 6 languages (English, German, French, Italian, Spanish and Danish)
- 9 Everyday Life Categories
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This is a camera timer that can take pictures using your phone’s camera at certain times with intervals specified by you. For example, you can set the camera to take ten pictures starting at 10.30 at intervals of 10 seconds. Then just keep the camera in a place where you get a good view of whatever you want to shoot, and go have some coffee. When you come back, you’ll find ten saved pictures! Perfect for spying on people
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