This year, I’ve decided to spend more time using my connected phone for my online life. I’ve been taking it a step at a time. First I started using my Symbian based Nokia 5800 to post my tweets on Twitter using an excellent app called Gravity. Then, I’ve setup my mobile phone so that I can use it as a mobile 3G router that I can use to connect to the Internet from my notebook and netbook. This pass couple of weeks, I’ve been using a mobile app called Mobbler that lets me listen to my Last.fm radio stations.

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I’ve decided to spend a lot more time online starting this year, in order to do that one of the things I’ve decided was I need a very good Twitter client on my Symbian based Nokia 5800 mobile phone. I’ve tried out several Twitter clients for my mobile phone (I’ll write another post on this because these Twitter clients do have their own merits) and I found Gravity from MobileWays to be the best fit for my needs.

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When the Nokia N900 computer phone came out, one of the features that is lacking is MMS. Today, the first MMS app for the Maemo powered Nokia N900 is now available for download. The MMS mobile app is called fMMS. The Maemo app, developed using the python programming language, allows N900 mobile phone owners to send and receive MMS using a graphical frontend.

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The Firefox Mobile team has made available Release Candidate 2 for the Maemo open mobile platform. You can download and install the new mobile Firefox version on your N900 computer phone by visiting the site http://firefox.com/m.

Firefox mobile for the N900 is currently the only mobile web browser that offers full desktop web browsing experience on a mobile device. It allows you to view even Adobe Flash content on the mobile browser.

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The popular notetaking mobile app, Evernote, gets an update for the Android. Evernote is a mobile app, that provides a free service that lets you create audio notes, text notes, image snapshots and even upload files. The service also offers a premium / paid version which allows you to upload any type of file.

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The Nokia N900 already starting to ship and Mozilla is in on its way to the release of the mobile version of Firefox that runs on the Maemo open mobile platform of the N900. What else can be better that to start it off with a mobile Firefox add-on challenge to stir things up a bit. Mozilla has started an add-on development contest that will end on December 7, 2009. The price? What else a brand new shiny Nokia N900 to the winner. You can check out the contest rules here. The judgess will select ten (10) mobile add-ons that best represent user experience and innovation on Firefox for mobile devices. The 10 winners will each receive a Nokia N900. Cool!