T9Nav leverages the T9 predictive text technology to simplify navigation and discovery of on- and off-device applications, content and information. By typing with just one key press per letter, consumers can simply bypass complex menu systems and numerous key presses to find applications, settings, games, songs – any feature or service available on the device or on the operator’s network. 

For instance, users can simply press:

• 2 5 2 (a l a) to set their alarm;
• 3 3 6 (d e n) to access a dentist appointment in their calendar;
• 8 9 4 (t w i) to queue up their Twitter application; or,
• 2 3 9 (b e y) to access Beyonce songs on the device, or downloads and ringtones available on the operator’s network.

T9Nav is available today for Series 60 third edition phones via direct to consumer download on the Nokia Software Market. T9Nav also features broad language support, including English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Dutch, Russian, Polish, Turkish, Ukrainian, Tagalog, Finnish, Swedish and Norwegian.

RoadSync provides secure, wireless and direct push synchronization of e-mail, calendar, contacts, tasks and attachments with Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 and 2007 on non Microsoft devices.

RoadSync Version 4.0 for S60 on Symbian OS is a ‘Symbian Signed’ application and supports all S60 3rd Edition devices from Samsung, LG and Nokia. Pricing starts at $49.99 USD per user with volume discounts available. Upgrade pricing of USD29.99 is available directly from DataViz for all previous RoadSync versions for S60 on Symbian OS.

Nokia owners whose companies use Exchange can set up Mail for Exchange for free on their devices in various ways without paying additional services or subscription fees – from the email set-up plug-in on the home screen, by launching the application from the Download! folder, or via the Settings Wizard. Once the application is set up, users utilize their current data plan service to get real-time access to their office email, calendar, contacts, tasks and company directory over a secure connection.

By connecting to the Exchange Server 2007, Mail for Exchange enables features such as Autodiscover, which drastically simplifies the set-up process by requiring the email account holder to only enter their email address, password, domain and usernames; ‘Out of Office’ messaging, enabling busy professionals to set their out-of-office messages directly from their Nokia device; synchronization when roaming, a must-have feature for travelling businesspeople; and also Flag status for follow-ups.

While the Exchange ActiveSync protocol is compatible with many types of devices, Nokia device users will have access to features that are currently not available in other Exchange ActiveSync licensees’ devices. Setting email priorities, alerts for meeting request conflicts, a standalone global address list application to search for a colleague’s contact details quickly, downloading and editing all types of attachments, not just image files, are must-have factors that users will expect from their mobile email application.

Official release of iTunes s60 will be made in January, 2009. However, a couple of screenshots are already available as I posted here.

[Justamp via Mobile Arsenal]

The service also comes with push email, ensures emails are sent to the mobile device as soon as they are received. More information about the setting-up and using of the Nokia Email service can be found at the Nokia Email service page in Nokia Betalabs (https://betalabs.nokia.com).

Here is the release note on the new version

• Swedish language support: If you tried to run Mail for Exchange 2.5.0 or 2.5.3 on a phone using the Swedish language the application was crashing. This language error has been corrected in Mail for Exchange 2.5.5.
• Exchange 2007: The Mail for Exchange 2.5.0 release had an error synchronizing against an Exchange 2007 server without Service Pack 1. This error has been corrected in Mail for Exchange 2.5.3.
• Mail for Exchange language: After Mail for Exchange is installed the application is launched automatically. For that first launch the language used was always English in the 2.5.0 release. Now Mail for Exchange 2.5.3 will always show the proper language.
• Meeting Requests: When accepting/declining a meeting request on the device, the meeting originator’s calendar meeting tracking tab will be correctly updated in most cases.

If you are currently using any version of Mail for Exchange older than version 2.0.0, you must first uninstall that Mail for Exchange client and then install the 2.5.5 Mail for Exchange client. To begin using the new Exchange 2007 server features for the first time, you will need to perform a Full Resync on the device (Options>Full resync) after you have upgraded to Mail for Exchange 2.5.5.

Click here to download the new update.

Other New Features Include:

• Support for password-protected files (Word & Excel 97-2004, X, XP)
• Support for Text (.TXT) files
• Edit and insert hyperlinks in word processing files
• Edit and insert bookmarks in word processing files
• View charts in spreadsheets
• Freeze/unfreeze panes in spreadsheets

Documents To Go Premium Edition 4.0 for Symbian smartphones based on UIQ 3.0 and 3.1 retails for $49.99 and is available directly from DataViz as well as many retail and online stores. Upgrade pricing of $29.99 is available directly from DataViz for all previous Documents To Go UIQ customers. Supported devices include Sony Ericsson M600, P990, W950i, W960i, P1i, G700, G900 and the Motorola MOTO Z8 and Z10. For more information and to download a free evaluation, visit www.dataviz.com/symbian