Copenhagen and London, – Vopium, the company that drives down the cost of international mobile phone calls has

been honored with the 2009 European Mobile VoIP Technology Innovation Award by Frost & Sullivan. The award recognizes Vopium’s dedication to innovation, its commitment to bringing new products to market and its excellence in technology-leveraged and customer-focused services.

The Frost & Sullivan Award for Technology Innovation is presented to the company that has demonstrated technological superiority within its industry. This award is testament to Vopium’s ability to successfully develop and introduce new technology, formulate a well-designed product family, and make significant product performance contributions to the industry.

Commenting on the award, Vopium CEO Tanveer Sharif said: “We are very proud that Frost & Sullivan has recognized our persistent efforts to develop and deliver the very best mobile VoIP technology to the market. Vopium is dedicated to helping friends and families communicate, regardless of where they are in the world and our rapid expansion reflects our desire to be the leading provider of global communication.”

Considering that Wi-Fi is not as ubiquitous as cellular networks today, Vopium has also made provisions for users to automatically connect to a 3G network when Wi-Fi is not available within a particular location.”

Vopium has rapidly expanded in the last six months launching its unique free software programme using mobile VoIP and Wi-Fi technology to reduce the cost of international phone calls in 16 countries including the UK, Germany, Switzerland, France and Spain. Vopium also recently celebrated being the world’s first mobile VoIP provider to offer mobile backup - a free service which allows Vopium customers to store their address book contacts and calendar securely online. Integrated with the Vopium application, Vopium Sync automatically backs up a user’s contacts and calendar direct to their online account. With several other products launches in the pipeline Vopium’s wave of development looks set to continue.

About Vopium:

Vopium is a carrier-grade mobile telephony service designed to offer affordable and reliable international calls from any mobile handset. By using the Vopium application on their mobile to make calls from their home country, consumers and businesses alike can save up to 90% on international mobile and land-line calls. Unlike more restrictive mobile VoIP solutions, Vopium supports hundreds of handsets across Java, Symbian, RIM, Windows Mobile and iPhone. Vopium uses intelligent routing and connection technology which automatically and seamlessly delivers the lowest cost connection for any international call. Vopium has offices in London, Copenhagen, Luxembourg and Pakistan. Vopium was recently awarded the Frost & Sullivan Technology Innovation Award. To learn more, visit www.vopium.com

SMS Timer for Scheduling Your SMS

There is an embedded app on your 5800. It is SMS Timer. So it will be integrated smoothly on it. So, what does this app offer? Like the name suggests, you can send your SMS on the scheduled time that has been set up before. For example you want to make surprise to someone, and plan to send her SMS at midnight. So you can make your SMS content as usual, set its time schedule, and you can go to bed early. Your SMS will be sent at midnight. Nice…

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Published by Steve Litchfield at 7:33 BST, May 11th 2009

The Nokia 5800 XpressMusic is tightly integrated with a number of media-sharing sites, including Ovi Share, Flickr and Vox, and you can upload your photos and videos to these sites directly from the 5800's camera and gallery applications. In the latest (somewhat epic) tutorial in our beginners series, Tzer2 leaves no stone unturned in explaining how to get going and imparts a number of tips along the way.

Published by Steve Litchfield at 18:47 BST, May 10th 2009

Those folks at Vesuvius Software have been busy in the last few weeks, cranking out more useful little Java-powered freeware applications for the Nokia 5800 XpressMusic and S60 5th Edition. Brand new and screenshotted below, with hyperlinks, are Musician's Swiss Knife, Soft Touch Stopwatch, Karao60 and ScratchMMS.

Musician's Swiss knife contains a metronome, a note generator and a beat/BPM counter:

Soft Touch Stopwatch (right, above) has both digital and analog stopwatches, with memories and split times.

Karao60 is a .KAR (Karaoke) player, complete with the amusing (and apposite) instruction "Do not use if you're tuneless"!!

ScratchMMS is an MMS-enabled graphical sketchpad:

Each of these is characterised by a non-standard interface, and by start and ending adverts screens, but hey, they're free.

source: allaboutsymbian.com

Nokia Friend View is a location and micro-blogging service that helps you keep up with your close friends. The application is now updated to support Symbian S60 5th edition devices like the 5800 and N97.

It allows you to share your location (automatically using GPS or network-based location or manually) with your friends and see where they are, or at least where they were when they last posted a status update/post. It also let’s you share with your fiends where you are and what you are doing/ thinking right now (micro-blogging like Twitter). Read more »

Mobile theft is increasingly becoming common with over 20 million mobile thefts reported worldwide. In most of the cases, more than the loss of hardware, its the loss of sensitive data which is of concern.. Everybody knows of Palin’s BlackBerry which landed up on ebay.. I’m sure you dont want to be in such an embarassing situation. Now there is a way to prevent loss of sensitive data and misuse of your lost mobile. Thanks to Wavesecure, an award winning mobile security software from the benches of Tencube. Wavesecure was installed and tested on Nokia 5800. Read further on for a detailed review of wavesecure on 5800.

Installation:

Thanks to Nokia, wavesecure can be downloaded for free on 5800 and a few other Nokia models (N96, N79, N85, E51, E66, E71, E90) from this link:

Download link for wavesecure

You can download it right from your 5800 using Opera Mini or download on a desktop/laptop and then transfer the setup file (.sis) either by Bluetooth or USB to your 5800. The installation process is fairly simple and the application is installed in a matter of seconds.

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