Over at the Solo Technology blog, his post My (Current) Essential Mobile Apps inspired me to do a non-Windows Mobile-y version. My SonyEricsson w580 isn’t quite as fancy as his Windows Mobile device, but I think it gets the job done.
The apps I use right now:
- GMail Mobile - A fast and sexy (for an email application anyways) substitute for the slower web-based mobile version of Gmail
- Google Maps Mobile - Everything you love about Google Maps in a mobile form + pseudo-GPS functionality. I wrote about it yesterday.
- Opera Mini - A mobile web browser that blows the embedded one out of the water.
Those do everything that I need to right now, is there something I am missing?
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I’ll be doing mobile sits soon — we’ll have to compare
I just wish I could get the GMail Mobile app to run on my phone. I get a cert error. Alas.
Opera Mini is pretty sweet, but since I have to fire up the jvm first, I always forget I have it installed.
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