NOKIA N8 APP - SEE PHOTOS IN 3D

See any photo in 3D on phone screen! Get a new dimension to your photos with this app. First paint the depth for the photo just in few seconds and twist the phone to see the photo in multiple dimensions.

MAZDA 6 HUD REPLACED BY A NOKIA N8

Now is this cool or what?

This is a kind of “Nokia’s Terminal Mode” but DIY
The maps in my gps car were very old and without features (traffic, speed cams, etc…) and I was always using Ovi Maps to drive so I replace the HUD of my car with one to connect my Nokia N8 device. The audio goes through Bluetooth so music, videos, phone calls or Gps sounds are integrated with my radioCar.
Hope you will like it....Video after the break.

ASSASSIN'S CREED HD ON THE NOKIA N8!!

Heres a look at the Assassin’s Creed HD game for the Nokia N8 and other Symbian^3 devices. The game is available on the Gameloft Mobile Site for 3€.Video after the break....

Sync Gmail Calendar and Contacts to the Nokia N8 (Symbian^3)

Heres a tutorial on how to Sync Gmail Calendar and Contacts to the Nokia N8 (Symbian^3).tutorial after the break......

NOKIA N8 - YOUTUBE MOBILE

The mobile version of YouTube seems finally to support the Nokia N8 and other Symbian^3 devices.

NOKIA N8 PRODUCERS

Nokia N8 Producers are those who have a desire to produce truly incredible video with the Nokia N8. Nokia is looking for the ultimate Nokia N8 Producers -- the best eight will win an amazing Zero Gravity flight! As an example of the sort of thing they looking for, they took a few Nokia N8s around the world to shoot this video with Capoeira artists, an ice skater, a silk aerialist, skateboarders and a rock climber. They even took the N8 onto the same Zero Gravity shuttle that you could win a seat on.

ANYONE WHO CAN CREATE A WEBPAGE CAN CREATE A SYMBIAN^3 APPLICATION....

Symbian today announced the availability of its web application development tools, making application development on the Symbian platform as easy as creating a webpage. These new tools open up application development to creators of any technical ability, providing access to consumers and device manufacturers within the world’s largest mobile market.
“Now anyone can create fantastic applications for devices such as the Nokia N8, the world’s first Symbian^3 device,” said Lee Williams, Executive Director of Symbian. “These Symbian web application development tools provide an ideal entry point for web developers targeting the vast, new development opportunities offered by the Symbian^3 platform and the wider mobile marketplace, where compelling applications are proving their ability to fuel communities.”
Using Symbian’s web application development tools, any existing web developer can simply apply all their existing skills with HTML, CSS and JavaScript but in a mobile context. By exploring just a few more JavaScript APIs, developers can directly access the deep device capabilities that ultimately produce truly engaging applications with mass appeal to the mobile consumer, such as contacts, camera, accelerometers and even location.

Although Symbian web applications can be created using any existing web development environment, the added value delivered by the tools environment provided by Symbian is in areas like mobile-specific application preview, debugging and deployment capabilities. These features further support the transition of desktop development skill into the mobile universe.
Williams added: “With these tools, web developers can leverage their existing expertise effectively to create powerful mobile applications. This, combined with the on-schedule release of Symbian^3, is further proof of our commitment to enabling innovation and empowering all developers, including web developers, to harness the rich capabilities of the Symbian platform.”
The new tools, which have recently come out of community beta and are available across all of the major platforms including Windows, Mac and Linux, can be accessed here
Information about developing and contributing to the tools as an open source project is available from the package landing page here