Burn up the asphalt and reign over underground racing!
Asphalt 3: Street Rules is rocketing onto your mobile phone! The third installment of the most famous mobile phone racing game throws you right into the heart of the underground racing world. Take the wheel of your dream car or bike and make a name for yourself at the 4 corners of the world in amazing 3D surroundings. Force your opponents off the road and avoid the police roadblocks to attract TV helicopters filming your exploits live!
The third installment of the most famous mobile racing game in full 3D!
A plunge into the heart of the world of underground racing thanks to 3D graphics unrivaled by any other mobile game.
Ultimately spectacular driving: master the drifts, send your opponents crashing into the surroundings, make the police eat your dust and make the TV helicopters show up.
Incredible variety: 14 different road layouts located in seven cities around the world, 9 cars and 3 motorcycles straight out of the catalogs of the most famous manufacturers.

We’d love to be a member of a SWAT team. Not because we like guns and rescuing hostages or anything, but because at least we’d be guaranteed to have something interesting to talk about after work. Which isn’t always the case when you’ve spent your entire day at a desk and the only person you’ve spoken to in the last eight hours is the postman when he had a delivery for you to sign for.

If you were a SWAT officer, you’d be abseiling down the sides of buildings, lobbing grenades into rooms full of terrorists and getting to retreat behind a big bulletproof riot shield when things got a bit hairy. No wonder there are so many games about SWAT units compared with those about office workers.

SWAT Elite Troops is a game that plays much as you might expect for a cop game. You take control of one officer and a further two follow you everywhere you go, acting as backup and scouting ahead if you tell them to. You’re armed with a pistol (and later on a few beefier weapons), grenades, a shield and various other gadgets and each of the game’s 15 levels gives you objectives to rescue hostages, kill terrorists and hack computers.
So far so generic, but this is actually a very good game. Not least because all of these basic mechanics of running, gunning and rescuing are seamlessly integrated. There are also plenty of little additional elements and mini-games which are expertly suited to mobile play. Such as bombs that need diffusing by identifying and cutting the correct wires against a timer, and hostage situations that need to be approached through a ventilation shaft instead of just charging through the door.

SWAT Elite Troops is nicely done because it’s simple enough to work on a phone, but plenty of thought has gone into making it a more comprehensive, tense experience, too.

Each level in the game uses the same basic rules. You begin in an area of the map and need to move through doors and explore areas to find and fulfil your objectives, all the while taking down any bad guy who is silly enough to cross your path. Although the viewpoint is isometric, allowing you in principle to see over walls and into rooms, areas remain blacked out until you’ve entered them. And because there could be an ambush or hostage situation lurking on the other side of every door, you need to approach opening each one carefully.

Using the optic cable shines a little light on what’s on the other side. Or you can blow open doors giving you the element of surprise, throw in a flash grenade first or simply get out your riot shield and go wading in. Gunning down enemies is simple but efficient. A red crosshair locks onto the nearest enemy, then fluctuates from large to small. Pressing fire when it’s at its smallest pulls off a headshot, while doing it when it’s bigger will mean more shots and the opportunity for your enemy to get in a few shots or a grenade of his own.

It’s genuinely difficult to get from the start to the end of a level without putting some tactical thought into how you’re going to approach each situation. Your health is whittled down quite quickly and only seeking out the few first aid kits in each level will save you – each element makes for a tense and strategic experience.

Losing health can feel a bit random, mainly because you can’t properly tell when you’re taking fire. You just need to assume that as long as you’re in the open with an enemy still standing you’ll take some shots. Also, there isn’t too much more of a challenge offered by the harder difficulty modes, so when you’ve finished the game within a few hours, there’s not that much replay value.

These little problems aside, SWAT Elite Troops is remarkably well formed and designed. It packs in plenty of ambitious special officer action while making everything very intuitive and fluid. It’s maybe not quite as exhilarating as the real-life job, but it’s one of the better mobile games that replicates it.

Mobile google maps and GPS application for ,N71, N73,N82, N75, N77, N80-1, N90, N91, N92, N93, N93i, N95
Never get lost again with Google Maps for mobile. This downloadable application puts local information, directions and maps in your pocket.
Where am I? New! Google Maps with My Location.

Where’s the nearest… Cup of coffee, late night pizza or last-minute bouquet?

Is there traffic up ahead? See it so you can avoid it.

How do I get there from where I am?Type your destination and away you go.

Get a faster Google Maps experience specifically designed for your Nokia/Symbian device, including GPS support for the N95 and other GPS enabled phones

Now even faster

Prior to this release, we upgraded our servers and Opera Mini now receives your requested Web pages up to 50% faster. So you can now access sites like Facebook, BBC, and any of your other favorite Web sites even faster, with Desktop-like speeds.
Find things faster

The new Opera Mini 4.1 lets you search for text within a Web page so you can get to the information you need even quicker than before.
Get to your Web sites faster

When typing Web addresses, Opera Mini 4.1 will recognize and suggest completions for you based on your Bookmarks and browsing history, making address input faster, easier and much more intuitive.
Download and upload files

On phones with JSR-75, you can now upload and download files using Opera Mini 4.1, without being re-routed to your phone’s native browser. Update your blog while on the go. Upload photos to your Web site or social network. Add attachments easily to Web-based email, and download other non media-rich content to your phone using Opera Mini 4.1.
Save it for later

On phones with JSR-75, Opera Mini 4.1 lets you save pages for offline viewing so you can quickly access and read your desired Web content, even when you’re on a plane, in the subway, or in other places where you can’t get network reception. Depending on your phone, you may need to choose a destination folder for storing pages for offline viewing.
Existing Top Features
Sync bookmarks and Speed Dial

Opera Mini 4.1 features Opera Link, which allows you to synchronize your bookmarks and Speed Dial with a computer running Opera 9.50 or other mobile device running Opera Mini 4.

To use Opera Link with Opera Mini, simply choose “Synchronize Opera” from within Opera Mini and enter your current My Opera login details (or register a free My Opera account) to synchronize your bookmarks between your phone and your computer. Access and edit the bookmarks from any other browser by going to the Opera Link page.
View pages in Landscape mode

To view the Web on a wider screen, just hit * # and flip your phone to the side to enjoy browsing in Landscape mode. Change your default view to landscape by turning “Landscape mode” on inside the Settings menu.**
Give your phone a mouse

Opera Mini gives your phone a virtual mouse, so you can easily scroll in any direction. Move the mouse cursor towards what you want, and then it quickly snaps your view to the link or content.
Power scrolling shortcuts

Scroll at warp speed using your phone keypad. Find your way around on the Web pages quicker by using your phone’s number keys. Press 2 to go up, 4 to go left, 6 to go right and 8 to go down. Hitting 5 zooms you in and out.
Create custom search shortcuts

Just like in Opera for your computer, you can create your own Web search from any search field on the Internet using Opera Mini 4.1. Simply click on the search field that you want to grab on a Web page and then choose “Create search” within your menu alternatives. Then you can enjoy making frequent searches without having to type in the site link again.