must have iPhone Apps for Nepali People

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Sorry guys if you dont have iPhone .. but you can contribute later or bookmark this page for future reference. Here are few apps that I think every (Nepali) people must have 1) Facebook ( of course ) 2) Shazem ( for song tagging) 3) Nepali FM ( listen Nepali FM on your handheld device ) 4) PS mobile ( take pic and edit it on your iPhone What you think ? Share your good experience with iphone app

N4Nepal · Dec 11, 2009 2:57 PM · 21,158 views

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Pandora radio is a must, so it around me..

llcoola · Dec 11, 2009 3:34 PM

dictionary, metro map, BOA, flixster, google earth...

youwanpras · Dec 11, 2009 3:37 PM

Can someone give me the link for Nepali fm app/link? That would be helpful.

Stat · Dec 11, 2009 3:53 PM

@Stat ..  search for "Nepali FM " on app store... you will find it .. I dont know if  it is still around or gone ..but I downloaded few weeks ago .It has some good reviews as well

N4Nepal · Dec 11, 2009 4:35 PM

I definitely recommend Nepali FM. Factbook , Dictionary, NPR addict, Goaltender, TED, TechAddict, occasions, aroundme, postman, memento, World news, Gratitude, LifeTimer, History Lite, horoscope are other apps I have liked MXtube is good if you have jailbroken one, you can download all youtube nepali songs.

pokhari · Dec 11, 2009 6:07 PM

Thanks N4Nepal for the info. I found Nepali FM 1.0 for Iphone. But my silly question : does that work for Blackberry as well? or do you have any app similar for Blackberry?

Stat · Dec 11, 2009 6:45 PM

I have just got my Iphone jailbroken....Mannnn its so awesome.... everyday i discover  so many  interesting new things.. Feels to me that i have just got different version of I-phone and i love it more than ever... so many cool application are FREE.. I have customized my fone and it looks so Awesome that i can't just take my eyes away from it.. :)

Cartmann · Dec 11, 2009 7:01 PM

@Stat: As far as I know Nepali FM 1.0 only works on iPhone. However, for Blackberry, there is Nobex Radio Companion which carries Kantipur FM from Nepal and Radio Jhatka from Australia. The only downside is those are not available in the free demo version of the app. You can listen to US stations only on the free version.

jharekopaat · Dec 12, 2009 12:29 AM

last FM is better than pandora radio, at least that's my experience.

novaguy83 · Dec 12, 2009 10:32 AM

Hey Cartmann,      I need to cancel my data plans coz 3g doesn't work in my place ? i am thinking to call AT&T and ask them to cancel it giving reasons but don't know if it's gonna work. anyone has gone through cancelling data plan. would really appreciate any inputs. thanx guys.

samrock · Dec 12, 2009 12:48 PM

samrock,1.Call ATT with other GSM phone and tell them cancel the iphone data plan.(if you don't have GSM phone you can get Go Phone from ATT, return within 30 days)-with same SIM CARD!! 2. Jail Break it.  3. Disable EDGE/DATA service (FAKE APN) http://www.ehphone.ca/2008/07/... [this step so you won't misuse the DATA service, without a dataplan] I called em like 3 or 4 times with different excuses but it didn't worked at all. at the end,what they told me is i need to have different phone to cancel data n i can't use iphone if i dont have data plan so i called em with different phone n cancel it,and after a month i m using Iphone again n its great than ever :) Last edited: 12-Dec-09 01:37 PM

Cartmann · Dec 12, 2009 1:29 PM

BlackBerry users who want to listen to Nepali (and other) radio stations: 1. Create an account on www.yourmuze.fm 2. Search for your favorite radio stations and add to your account. (So far I have found Hits FM, BBC Nepali Radio.... Kantipur FM link only takes me to a prerecorded show - at least thats what it was like the last time I checked... and I just added Gorkha FM 93) 3. log in with your account name and password at m.yourmuze.fm on your BlackBerry browser and choose any of the station that you have added on your account.  No apps needed. The radio streams right from your default browser (using the default media player).  I hope it helps.

JharekoPaat · Jun 24, 2010 9:59 AM

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