http://www.nokiamobiletalk.com/2009/09/fexplorer-pro-review-2/ Mobile news from Nokia, Symbian, Meego, Maemo, iPhone, Android, Blackberry including mobile phone reviews Mon, 26 Jul 2010 02:33:33 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 http://www.nokiamobiletalk.com/2009/09/fexplorer-pro-review-2/comment-page-1/#comment-1430 abhishek gupta Mon, 05 Jul 2010 08:31:26 +0000 http://www.nokiamobiletalk.com/?p=5944#comment-1430 well i love collecting softwares well i love collecting softwares

]]> http://www.nokiamobiletalk.com/2009/09/fexplorer-pro-review-2/comment-page-1/#comment-1279 mbrett Mon, 28 Sep 2009 11:18:56 +0000 http://www.nokiamobiletalk.com/?p=5944#comment-1279 Must admit I've tried X-Plore, Y-browser and ActiveFile for File management on my N97. At present I pull towards ActiveFile (Especially with v1.43 RC3). I have been interested in trying out FExplorer Pro to see how it compares with the others (maybe even get the chance to review it over at <a href="http://n97geeks.com" rel="nofollow">http://n97geeks.com</a>). I realise there is a trial available, but what with having a 9 month old to manage I can't guarantee the trial period would be long enough.<br>FExplorer Pro does sound like it has a lot of promise, but the GUI in ActiveFile is Sooooo Good on the N97. It is also a file manager with build in SMS Message Explorer, Task Manager, Process Manager, Reboot Option, etc. and also provideds Battery, Phone and Network information, so FExplorer Pro has a competition on it's hands as ActiveFile is FREE.<br>as for X-Plore, I find it's GUI a little out-dated and Y-browser has way too many install files, what with it's many add-ons (Is it just me, or does everyone else have to install all available add-ons when thery're free). Must admit I've tried X-Plore, Y-browser and ActiveFile for File management on my N97. At present I pull towards ActiveFile (Especially with v1.43 RC3). I have been interested in trying out FExplorer Pro to see how it compares with the others (maybe even get the chance to review it over at http://n97geeks.com). I realise there is a trial available, but what with having a 9 month old to manage I can't guarantee the trial period would be long enough.
FExplorer Pro does sound like it has a lot of promise, but the GUI in ActiveFile is Sooooo Good on the N97. It is also a file manager with build in SMS Message Explorer, Task Manager, Process Manager, Reboot Option, etc. and also provideds Battery, Phone and Network information, so FExplorer Pro has a competition on it's hands as ActiveFile is FREE.
as for X-Plore, I find it's GUI a little out-dated and Y-browser has way too many install files, what with it's many add-ons (Is it just me, or does everyone else have to install all available add-ons when thery're free).

]]> http://www.nokiamobiletalk.com/2009/09/fexplorer-pro-review-2/comment-page-1/#comment-733 mbrett Mon, 28 Sep 2009 06:18:56 +0000 http://www.nokiamobiletalk.com/?p=5944#comment-733 Must admit I've tried X-Plore, Y-browser and ActiveFile for File management on my N97. At present I pull towards ActiveFile (Especially with v1.43 RC3). I have been interested in trying out FExplorer Pro to see how it compares with the others (maybe even get the chance to review it over at <a href="http://n97geeks.com" rel="nofollow">http://n97geeks.com</a>). I realise there is a trial available, but what with having a 9 month old to manage I can't guarantee the trial period would be long enough.<br>FExplorer Pro does sound like it has a lot of promise, but the GUI in ActiveFile is Sooooo Good on the N97. It is also a file manager with build in SMS Message Explorer, Task Manager, Process Manager, Reboot Option, etc. and also provideds Battery, Phone and Network information, so FExplorer Pro has a competition on it's hands as ActiveFile is FREE.<br>as for X-Plore, I find it's GUI a little out-dated and Y-browser has way too many install files, what with it's many add-ons (Is it just me, or does everyone else have to install all available add-ons when thery're free). Must admit I've tried X-Plore, Y-browser and ActiveFile for File management on my N97. At present I pull towards ActiveFile (Especially with v1.43 RC3). I have been interested in trying out FExplorer Pro to see how it compares with the others (maybe even get the chance to review it over at http://n97geeks.com). I realise there is a trial available, but what with having a 9 month old to manage I can't guarantee the trial period would be long enough.
FExplorer Pro does sound like it has a lot of promise, but the GUI in ActiveFile is Sooooo Good on the N97. It is also a file manager with build in SMS Message Explorer, Task Manager, Process Manager, Reboot Option, etc. and also provideds Battery, Phone and Network information, so FExplorer Pro has a competition on it's hands as ActiveFile is FREE.
as for X-Plore, I find it's GUI a little out-dated and Y-browser has way too many install files, what with it's many add-ons (Is it just me, or does everyone else have to install all available add-ons when thery're free).

]]> http://www.nokiamobiletalk.com/2009/09/fexplorer-pro-review-2/comment-page-1/#comment-443 mbrett Mon, 28 Sep 2009 05:18:56 +0000 http://www.nokiamobiletalk.com/?p=5944#comment-443 Must admit I've tried X-Plore, Y-browser and ActiveFile for File management on my N97. At present I pull towards ActiveFile (Especially with v1.43 RC3). I have been interested in trying out FExplorer Pro to see how it compares with the others (maybe even get the chance to review it over at <a href="http://n97geeks.com" rel="nofollow">http://n97geeks.com</a>). I realise there is a trial available, but what with having a 9 month old to manage I can't guarantee the trial period would be long enough.<br>FExplorer Pro does sound like it has a lot of promise, but the GUI in ActiveFile is Sooooo Good on the N97. It is also a file manager with build in SMS Message Explorer, Task Manager, Process Manager, Reboot Option, etc. and also provideds Battery, Phone and Network information, so FExplorer Pro has a competition on it's hands as ActiveFile is FREE.<br>as for X-Plore, I find it's GUI a little out-dated and Y-browser has way too many install files, what with it's many add-ons (Is it just me, or does everyone else have to install all available add-ons when thery're free). Must admit I've tried X-Plore, Y-browser and ActiveFile for File management on my N97. At present I pull towards ActiveFile (Especially with v1.43 RC3). I have been interested in trying out FExplorer Pro to see how it compares with the others (maybe even get the chance to review it over at http://n97geeks.com). I realise there is a trial available, but what with having a 9 month old to manage I can't guarantee the trial period would be long enough.
FExplorer Pro does sound like it has a lot of promise, but the GUI in ActiveFile is Sooooo Good on the N97. It is also a file manager with build in SMS Message Explorer, Task Manager, Process Manager, Reboot Option, etc. and also provideds Battery, Phone and Network information, so FExplorer Pro has a competition on it's hands as ActiveFile is FREE.
as for X-Plore, I find it's GUI a little out-dated and Y-browser has way too many install files, what with it's many add-ons (Is it just me, or does everyone else have to install all available add-ons when thery're free).

]]> http://www.nokiamobiletalk.com/2009/09/fexplorer-pro-review-2/comment-page-1/#comment-440 ZeDestructor Fri, 25 Sep 2009 11:18:20 +0000 http://www.nokiamobiletalk.com/?p=5944#comment-440 Looks nice, but XPlore has always seemed more streamlined to me, JBak Taskman has most of the app management + phone info viewers, and EnergyProfiler has logging of phone infos. Personally not something I currently consider purchasing, but for newer less experienced users it might be better to have everything in one package. Looks nice, but XPlore has always seemed more streamlined to me, JBak Taskman has most of the app management + phone info viewers, and EnergyProfiler has logging of phone infos. Personally not something I currently consider purchasing, but for newer less experienced users it might be better to have everything in one package.

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