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I'm stunned. I really am. In an over-the-top way. AndroMenu Extra Buttons is just about the most powerful and customisable utility I've ever seen - on any platform. With dozens of actions and settings assigned to any of a myriad swipes or taps from all corners and edges of your phone's screen, you can take the relatively staid Symbian interface and essentially do what you want with it, at least in terms of homescreen, lock screen and app menu toolbars. And many of its functions leap into action from within applications too. Screenshots and more below...

The little voice recognition utility (that could) for Symbian, Dictate, has carried on getting updates, with this latest, v2.5.5 offering new recognition languages, in Polish and various variants of Spanish, plus Russian, French and Dutch are also now integrated. Well, I say 'integrated' - more like piggybacking on 'undocumented' APIs provided by Google, but I'd be churlish to complain. 

Now, bear with me here, since I know nothing whatsoever about Softair, but I gather it's a replica weapon paintball-like sport that's mostly legal across the world? SoftairRealFight is a free smartphone aid that's available now for Symbian and Meego but 'coming soon' to other mobile platforms. The idea, as far as I can tell is that you set up a map for your particular Softair game and then the participants (again, who will also need to have Symbian or Meego-powered handsets) use the SoftairRealRight system to keep track of objectives and where everyone is within the game area on a 'radar' view.