UIQ 3 Download Manager & Bit-Torrent Client - When Can We See Them?
Wednesday, 5. December 2007, 17:58:46
As UIQ 3 smartphones today are equipped with high-speed internet connection (GPRS, 3G, WiFi and whatever comes next), internet usage varies to the need of the users. Beyond internet browsing, emailing and instant messaging, what else do you do on your UIQ 3 smartphones that use the internet connection? Video call? Puhleeeaaassssseeeeeee .... 
I am a bit-torrent user and I felt envious to those S60 3rd Edition smartphones users because they have this application called SymTorrent, a complete full fledged bit-torrent client which is a must for torrent freaks. I have tried it on an E61 on a WiFi connection and managed to get around 45 to 50 kbits download speed. Not bad...
Another app that UIQ 3 developers must start developing is a proper download manager to manage multiple downloads at the same time. With a download manager, there's no need to fire the web-browser to download stuff. Just copy the URL and paste it in the download manager and bamm!!! download starts. And make it better by tightly integrating it with the browser. Wont that be nice to have? Furthermore, sometimes, we DO receive download links in our emails right? And sometimes, in our SMS too!
On my iBook G4, I use an application called iGetter which does the job pretty well. It can download any URL pasted in it and it integrates well with Opera, Safari and Firefox.
I am a bit-torrent user and I felt envious to those S60 3rd Edition smartphones users because they have this application called SymTorrent, a complete full fledged bit-torrent client which is a must for torrent freaks. I have tried it on an E61 on a WiFi connection and managed to get around 45 to 50 kbits download speed. Not bad...
Another app that UIQ 3 developers must start developing is a proper download manager to manage multiple downloads at the same time. With a download manager, there's no need to fire the web-browser to download stuff. Just copy the URL and paste it in the download manager and bamm!!! download starts. And make it better by tightly integrating it with the browser. Wont that be nice to have? Furthermore, sometimes, we DO receive download links in our emails right? And sometimes, in our SMS too!
On my iBook G4, I use an application called iGetter which does the job pretty well. It can download any URL pasted in it and it integrates well with Opera, Safari and Firefox.
WIDGETIZE