Nokia Software

Nuance TALKS™ converts the display text of a cellular handset into highly intelligible speech, making the device completely accessible for blind and visually impaired people. Nuance TALKS runs on Symbian-powered mobile phones to speech-enable contact names, callerID, text messages, help files and other screen content.
Running on Symbian™ Series 60 phones, Nuance TALKS converts the displayed text on the mobile handset into highly intelligible speech. With Nuance TALKS, blind and low-vision users can take advantage of most features, including contact directories, caller ID, text messages, help files, access to the Nokia web browser, and other screen content, available on their mobile phones. Plus, Nuance TALKS Premium Edition provides a user dictionary the ability to label icons with a corresponding text equivalent, as well as the new Object Viewer, to improve access to built-in as well as 3rd-party applications.
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The SMS diary application reads all your SMS messages in your phone (but do not delete them, of course) and creates a diary out of them. The diary that will be created consists of two web pages; one page with a table of contents and statistics (statistics on how many messages you have sent etc) and the other page contains all your messages, formatted in a nice way. The web pages are saved on the internal memory of your phone. After the diary has been created you can transfer the web-pages to your pc and store them for future use.
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Opera Mini™ is a fast and tiny Web browser, that allows you to access the full Internet on your phone. Take all your favorite Web sites and download images, MP3`s on the go with Opera Mini!

Opera Mini uses a remote server to pre-process Web pages before sending them to your phone. Web content is optimized for your device, ensuring fast browsing and a great user experience.
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With Periodic Table you can see the atomic mass etc, with advance functions.
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PhoneMouse of the research center VTT, is a call sample “increased reality”, an experiment that allows to control the cursor of our Windows by means of the camera of a moving body Symbian S60 2ª edition. The program consists of a servant in the PC that is in charge to receive the connection of the telephone via bluetooth, and a program client who we will install in the moving body. We connected, and simply moving the cellular one we obtained a wireless mouse with which to handle the computer. The program emulates the pulsations of the mouse, allows to move by windows emulating the wheel and has key of “escape”. Aside from its utility, that can be debatable, as concept is very interesting and the truth, is happening to handle the cursor with your super (movable) – mouse.
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