Unlock your musical expression and creative potential with ZooZBeat™!
ZooZBeat is a gesture-based mobile musical studio, simple enough for non-musicians to immediately become musically expressive but rich enough for experienced musicians to push the envelope of mobile music creation. Start playing with just a click or select among background beats in a variety of styles. Use shake and tilt movements, tap the screen, or press the keypads to create and modify rhythmic and melodic lines. Based on years of research, our propriety musical engine will interpret your actions into beautiful music that fits your style.
Product Features:
Up to 4 background beats and 20 instrument sounds.
Voice Recording – sing or talk into your phone and our musical engine will fit your voice into the music. You can then replay, modify, and transform your voice with fun effects. (not available for iPod Touch)
Saving and loading songs – create and access your personally created music library on the go.
Welcome to the world of audiobooks! An audio book is a recording of a book being read aloud. There are tens of thousands of audiobooks available in the world, in various languages, covering topics from education to entertainment.
Nokia Audiobooks is a beta concept that enables you to enjoy audiobooks while on the go. It uses a highly efficient audio compression technology optimized for voice (AMR-WB, 3GPP 26.190 / ITU-T G.722.2 ). The concept consists of a player application for S60 (Nokia Audiobook Player), and an audio converter tool for PC (Nokia Audiobook Manager). Whereas traditional music player applications are optimized for music, Nokia Audiobook Player is optimized for audiobooks, enabling you to browse chapters, set bookmarks, and automatically continue from where you stopped listening last time.
A typical 400 page novel translates into 10-20 hour long audio book, which would traditionally take more than dozen CDs or hundreds of megabytes of low-quality MP3 files. With Nokia Audiobooks, you get even 10 times more content on your phone with similar voice quality – compared to content that has been compressed with MP3 at 128 kbps. Consequently, you can easily store multiple audiobooks on your memory card – and still have plenty of capacity left for the other things (like pictures and videos) you find important.
Installation instructions:
1. Download and install NokiaAudiobookPlayer_1_xx into your phone.
2. Make sure you have at least one audio book on your memory card. You can copy an audio book onto your phone using Nokia Audiobook Manager.
However, if you choose to copy converted books manually onto a memory card, they must be located in the “/audiobooks” subdirectory under the root directory of the phone memory card (e.g. “e:/audiobooks””).
The entire content of the book (audio files, index file and optional cover picture) must be located in the same subfolder of /audiobooks. The subfolder name may indicate the name of the book (e.g. “e:/audiobooks/TheBestSeller”).
Start the player and select the book by selecting “Options” from left soft key and then choosing “Select book” from the list.
Note: If you exit the client, it will automatically save a bookmark and you can continue to listen from the same position when you start the client again. The bookmarks are book dependent, so you can listen to several books at a time.
Point and shoot your camera phone at a mobile code to connect directly to a website, view a message or get a phone number ready for dialing.
All you need is a code reader for your camera phone and you are in on the fun. Check whether your Nokia device already has a preinstalled code reader or find out how to get one.
It is preinstalled in SymbianOS 9.1/9.2 compatible phones. But it is not pre-installed in SymbianOS 9.3 compatible phones. Start by the decoding my barcode available on the left side if the blog
Start creating your own personal or professional barcodes from nokia’s official website, here.
In essence, this is the same calculator application that is pre-installed in several Nokia phones based on Series 40. The purpose of this beta trial is to evaluate whether or not to replace the standard S60 calculator with the one used in Series 40.
Nokia Image Exchange is an experimental image gallery to make browsing and sharing images fun and easy. It aims to provide a seamless integration of a mobile image gallery application and a corresponding web-service. Image Exchange explores user experience when the mobile phone is enabled with an always-on data connection and utilizes existing contact information as a basis for social networking.
A few notable highlights include: automatic account creation, automatic back up and synchronization of image data, instant sharing, notifications about new images from contacts and a web interface for uploading and downloading images.
