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Posted by: samanfa

Hi I just got a P900 recently and was wondering what kind of softwares I can download for the phone. This is my first time with a smartphone, so it would be great if any of you can tell me some sites, softwares...etc to download. Also, are there any softwares that work on the P910 but not on the P900. I'm in the process of getting the p910i...And the last thing; is there anyway that I can use the P900 to type up MS Word files? I received a bluetooth keyboard as a gift and wanted to make use of it.

Thanks in advance!



Posted by: dragonlord

On the FAQ part I'v seen a few good software tips but anyway here's mine:
SMan - great application manager (like task manager for Win)
Magic text - free .txt creator/editor

For word processing try - Document 2 Go.

I'm also interested in some nice games for my p800 so if anyone has any idea where to find something like rpg or strategy games (redalert, heroes, diablo type games).



Posted by: samanfa

I've actually downloaded documents to go.. and it's pretty gooD =]



Posted by: samanfa

Regarding documents to go, do you know if I can download the full version? cuz the one I got right now...it says it's a trial version for 30 days..



Posted by: dragonlord

You have to buy it!!!
Thats the reason why i don't use it. It's more then 20$ if I remember well.



Posted by: samanfa

aww~ haha.. alright.. i might considering buying it later.. hmm



Posted by: dragonlord

http://www.mobilefan.net/Symbian.ns...re-Free/Symbian

I just found this one. Moust of them are for S60 but you will find some great stuff for UIQ to.



Posted by: samanfa

sorry dragonlord, regarding the link.. the "smartphone" software is for the Pxx series correct?
thx



Posted by: Mad_bob

SmartMovie is by far the most recommended app to get.





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