Nokia N95 Self-Charging

Here's an interesting video of an N95 being charged without any cords.

Have a Happy Wake Up

The software developed by Smart Valley, does an unusual work for you. Using the microphone of your device, it monitors your sleeping patterns like breathing, movements, and natural arousal moments in order to recognize if you are in a deep Rapid Eye Movement (REM) cycle or not, after that it calculates the best time to wake you up. This software does not try to wake you up when you are in a deep and calm sleep, the alarm only goes off when it is determined that your brain and body are in an optimal moment to wake up. This way, you will obtain an easy and happy wake up! The bad part is that you have to pay. Interesting idea, what do you think? To download it click here, or scan the code above and download it straight to your phone.

Nokia Point & Find Comming Soon

A revolutionary software developed by Nokia is about to come out. This product will try to change the way we search for certain things with our device; instead typing a query, people will only have to point at an object, take a picture of it using a mobile phone, and after that this software will inmediatly recognize the item and look for related information on the web. The examples provided by Nokia have been of people using the program to search for information about movies, by taking pictures of posters; the same has been done taking by taking pictures of cars. I wonder how acurate will the recognition of products be. You can let your imaginatioin fly just by thinking about the possibilities this new technology will bring, what do you think?

Click here to go to the official Site.

                      

Browse Through Your Files With The Y-Browser

The Y-Browser will allow you to surf through your files quick and easy. You can jump from one folder to another in no time and search for files in both memories. Download it here, or scan the code above to do it from your device.

BBC iPlayer for the N95!

If you live in the UK, you will definitely love, adore, embrace, and finally download the BBC iPlayer. This application allows you to watch any show previously aired on the BBC on your mobile. Can you imagine that? You will be able to watch your favorite show while you are in the toilet! The bad news is that if you are not in the UK this doesn't work, or is it just me? Please let me know if you are using this tool outside the UK!  Download it here, or scan the code above to download it directly from your phone.

Gmail 2.0 Released

Today Thursday Google announced the releasement of Gmail 2.0 for the N95. We already had the previous version (1.0) but this is an improved one. It includes features like saving multiple e-mail drafts in the phone, viewing multiple Gmail accounts, and in case you have no signal but still want to write an email it includes offline support. Download the program here on your PC, or scan the code below to get it straight from your phone.

  

How soon is New Year's eve?

The application ''Nokia New Years Eve Countdown'' can help you answer how many days are left in this year. Check it out and don't forget to use it as a your reference when everybody is asking in new years' night, are we already in 2009?

Mundu Radio

There is a new radio service that I recently found, the company in charge is from India, and the program is called Radio Mundu. What I liked about this program, and what makes it kind of special is the fact that you can add your own radio station, so you don't have to depend on what the service offers you, but instead you can manage your stations. First, download the program, and after you have done that create yourself an account, that can be done here. Enjoy and tell me which are your favorite radio stations so I can add them on my Mundu service. I love the radio Europaplus from Saint Petersburgh, Russia, so if you are interested you can check that one out.

Shake your SMS

If you're into SMS texting and you are lazy, then you will probably enjoy this simple application. What Shake SMS does is gives you the opportunity to view your new messages just by shaking the phone, instead of pressing the ''read'' button :). Just in case you don't want to shake your Nokia too hard, you can adjust the sensitivity. This program works thanks to the built in accelerator of the N95. Get it here!

BlogLoc, Update Your Location On The Go.

There's a new service for your N95, it's like Twitter, but what you update is your Location. It's called BlogLoc and it allows you to update to the web your global position using the built in GPS of your phone. After copying an HTML code on your website, the information is automatically displayed there. In fact, if you look on the top right section of the blog, you'll see that I have already added my map, and of course, I will be updating my location constatly.

In order to start using the service you have to create an account on their site and that's it! There you will find the option to install the application on the cellphone. It is a fascinating idea, and even though you can add a status update entering the site's page, I can't wait until they allow you to do the same from your mobile, and even better mix it with your Twitter and/or Facebook updates. Enjoy it and send me the link of your site to see your location!

Hooray for N95!

A recent survey conducted by the website www.symbianone.com, concluded that the N95 is the most desired device at this time, the survey consisted of one simple question:

If you could upgrade your mobile device next month which way would you go?

These, were the Results:

iPhone - 8.8%
Bold - 7.7%
G1 - 20%
N95 - 33.3 %
Don't Need - 5.5%
Other - 3.3%
Other S60 - 20%

Congratulations to every owner of the winning device!

Seesmic Goes Mobile

Seesmic recently launched their mobile application which allows you to record a video with your device and post it straight to your Seesmic account. Perhaps you say that it sounds like Qik, well the difference is that it is not streamed live, you have to record the video, press stop when you're done and post it. It is still amazing considering that you are doing it while you walk down the street.

For the ones that don't know what this site is all about, well, this start up website founded by Loic Lemour works pretty much like Twitter in some instance. Instead of writing something, you upload a video; after doing so your contacts will receive the alert that you have posted something new and in no time you receive an answer (another video). You see, what makes this community work are its members, because all of them are eager to answer instantly to the posts you make. 

Are you a Seesmic user? What do you think of this idea, will it succeed?

Here's the Official video lauching the application: