The painfully slow GPS fixes have been my main disappointment with the N95. (Shame I'll have to fire up a copy of Parallels and Windows to update the bloody firmware.)

Just got one of these as a free upgrade. Looks to be pretty nifty.

"Mobile GMaps is a FREE application that displays Google Maps, Yahoo! Maps, Windows Live Local (MSN Virtual Earth) and Ask.com Maps and satellite imagery on Java J2ME-enabled mobile phones" Displays current location with GPS device.

A location-aware app for your phone which continuously takes photographs as you wander about. Brilliant.

Fancy location-aware Flickr uploader app.

Turns out my N70 captures EXIF data (I never knew as Flickr defaults to hiding this info, which I only just found out).

Apache for mobile telephones. Someone please make something that captures everything the 'phone can possibly record, turns it all into RSS feeds served by 'phone. Thank you.

Nokia adding Flickr upload facilities to new N series phones (which have 3.2 megapixel cameras).

A review of four Flickr-uploading apps for Series 60 'phones, most of which add context data to your snaps. (I tried Meaning, but it was too intrusive.)

Another Series 60 Flickr uploader that adds metadata to your pics.

Very, very cool Series 60 app that lets you upload to Flickr from your 'phone, and adds contextual information (location, nearby Bluetooth devices, cell ID, etc.)

Worked for me.

"Geominder allows you to create location-based reminders [on your 'phone] that stay attached to physical locations. When arriving at a marked location, Geominder can play an alarm and display a stored text note or a voice note previously associated to the

Applications for Mac OS X and Symbian OS Series 60 phones from Nokia that allow effortless downloads of pictures taken with the phone to your Macintosh wirelessly via Bluetooth

A file transfer and sync utility for Nokia phones/Bluetooth devices and OS X. It doesn't work with the (my?) 7610, though, so I can't tell if it's a solution to the lack of iSync support (it's not clear if it's limited to media files or includes vCards, c

Actually, it sounds like Lifeblog will support ATOM, which isn't exactly the same thing. (Moot for me for now - there's no Mac version of Lifeblog - and Windows types are presumably already using Lifeblogger to post via the MetaWeblog API)

What drugs are Nokia's product design team on, and where can I get some?