Wolf and moon (Symbian)

Softonic Rating:: Good:7/10
OS:: Symbian
S60
License:: Free
Added:: November 12, 2007
Publisher:: Website
File size:: 1.4 MB
Downloads:: 409

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“A nocturnal canine theme for your phone”

For me, the wolf is one of the most majestic of all the animals, and this cool theme allows you to pay homage to its beauty on your mobile phone. The package contains a background image of a wolf howling with a moon behind it. It also boasts some cool themed icons, along with a additional images for contextual menus.

Both the image and the icons are perfectly rendered and are of a very high quality. What's more, the blueish hue of the theme helps increase the visibility of menu items and icons on your phone's display.

If you're a fan of wolves or the Moon, then this is an essential download.

Languages:

English

OS requirements for Wolf and moon:

OS: Symbian

Mobile Full Series:

Symbian 9.1 Series 60 3rd Ed

Compatible devices:

Nokia 3250
Nokia 5500
Nokia E50
Nokia E60
Nokia E61

Nokia E62
Nokia E70
Nokia N71
Nokia N73
Nokia N80

Nokia N91
Nokia N92
Nokia N93

Minimum requirements:

Nokia 3250
Nokia 5500 Sport
Nokia 5700
Nokia 6110
Nokia 6290
Nokia E50
Nokia E60/E61/E62/E65
Nokia E70
Nokia E90
Nokia N71/N72/N73/N75/N76/N77
Nokia N80
Nokia N91/N92/N93/N95

Pros

Well-rendered image and icons

Cons

A little scary!!

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From the publisher of Wolf and moon

This theme for S60 phones features an image on a wolf howling at a moon, along with a series of themed icons and images. The gray wolf (Canis lupus), also known as the timber wolf or, simply, wolf, is a mammal of the order Carnivora.

The gray wolf is the largest member of the genus Canis. Its shoulder height ranges from 0.6 to 0.9 meters (26–36 inches) and its weight typically varies between 32 and 62 kilograms (70–135 pounds). As evidenced by DNA sequencing and genetic drift studies, the gray wolf shares a common ancestry with the domestic dog (Canis lupus familiaris).

Source: Wikipedia