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HOW TO BYPASS SYMBIAN SIGNED & INSTALL UNSIGNED APPS

noreply@blogger.com (admin) — Sat, 19 Jul 2008 07:27:00 +0000

Okay now I would like to teach you how to Bypass Symbian Signed & Install UnSigned SISXJ2ME Midlets on Nokia SymbianOS9 or S60v3 Applications.

Some Breaking News for Nokia S60 mobile users. The very frustrating Security Symbian Signed v9.2 platform was suspended Hacks. Do not do more, you need tools such as SignSIS & DevCertRequestControl a certificate for the installation of applications. Users can now bypass Symbian Signed certification to verify and install everything that is not signed or signed himself or software applications.

When installing the operating system Symbian OS native packages (. SISX files) on a mobile device Nokia S60, the code for carrying out the installation (installing software, sometimes as SWI) bed Top settings in a file policy ROM (swipolicy.ini) to determine how the installation should proceed. Swipolicy.ini is configured so, an equipment manufacturer before sending the aircraft. The phone is in swipolicy.ini z: \ system \ data \.

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This hack involves a change in swipolicy.ini the image of the ROM, if you have a firmware update with a hex editor, then still camera flashes with the evolution of permits. You can read the article in the Symbaali blog.

Important Note: This hack is not for the timid and kind-hearted, we know that a few brick models, a verification CRC. Whatever you do, according to the article below at your own risk and responsibility.

+ First S60 you are updating your mobile phone using software update tool.

It is + Download binary images on C: \ Documents and Settings \ All Users \ Application Data \ Nokia \ Nokia layer \ A \ nsl_service_module_00001 \

+ Open the image of the ROM in a hex editor, as WinHex

+ Java J2ME MIDlets, look for the following / string (can be found with the search string midp2_rp.xpf near offset 0 × 2310000):

# Midp2_rp.xpf
# Copyright (c) 2004-2005 with Symbian Software GmbH All rights reserved.
# This file defines a possible interpretation of the RP Security MIDP2 security policy
# JTWIr1 But with a political non-compliant MIDlet suites confidence

Version Format: 1.0

# MIDlets non MIDlet suites confidence users need permission before doing something
DomainBindings: [unreliable]

Function Group Binding: "Invocation car"
Courtesy: The user
Default Mode: Session
Fashion maximum session
EndFunctionGroupBinding

Function Group Binding: "Landmark"
Courtesy: The user
Default Mode: Session
Fashion maximum session
EndFunctionGroupBinding
[…]

Change mode + maximum authorization for each area you want to add, for example, Invocation car, emblems, Local Connectivity, email, etc. ceiling. If you wish, you can also default mode from the ceiling and save the image.

+ Now start updating new software and should resume flash-S60 with the new device without permits. You can test whether the hack was a success by installing a Java midlet J2ME. They have more options permission Application Manager (Choose the midlet, then click Open).

Nokia S60 + SISX file, find the swipolicy.ini image in the ROM (which can be found with the search for User Capabilities, nearly offset offset 28251550):

AllowUnsigned = False
Warrants policies = False
MandateCodeSigningExtension = False
Oid = 1.2.3.4.5.6
Oid = 2.3.4.5.6.7
DRMEnabled = true
DRMIntent = 3
OcspMandatory = False
OcspEnabled = true
Grant Allow User Capabilities = true
AllowOrphanedOverwrite = true
User Capabilities = Local Network Services Data Services User Read Write User Data User Environment
AllowPackagePropagate = true
SISCompatibleIfNoTargetDevices = False
RunWaitTimeoutSeconds = 600
AllowRunOnInstallUninstall = False
DeletePreinstalledFilesOnUninstall = true
AlternativeCodeSigningOID = 1.3.6.1.4.1.94.1.49.1.2.2.1 1.3.6.1.4.1.94.1.49.1.2.2.5
PhoneTsyName = phonetsy

+ Plus you'll need to download a free tool for Windows dd that by a

+ Then unpack the original text with dd, by typing this command:

dd if = of = phonemodel.C01 filename.txt skip count = 28251550 = 648 = 1 bs

+ Do you think that if it has variables and with the values of its own image of the ROM. The census variable is the size of your swipolicy.ini Flash ROM image from AllowUnsigned to phonetsy.

+ Open filename.txt and modify users Capabilities

Admin Allfiles Disc Local Network Services Data Services User Read Write User Datagram Read Write Device Data Device Data User Environment PowerMgmt MultimediaDD TrustedUI ProtServ Network Control SwEvent situation SurroundingsDD CommDD

Given that one of comments, you can also define Capabilities = All users of full capacity Set.

Make sure swipolicy.ini fragment with the original count bytes of size as you were before. If there are more than size, you'll have maybe a few not delete important attribute that oid = 1.2.3.4.5.6 at your own risk, to ensure that the results count bytes. NOTE: Make sure the size of filename.txt in Windows Explorer before importation.

+ Filename.txt import again in the ROM image by typing this command:

dd if = of = filename.txt phonemodel.C01 seek = 28251550 count = 648 = 1 bs

Again, recall the place of research and are among the variables in your ROM.

+ Now, a new portable flash with NSU, as you did before. You will find other features that you are not a developer with a certificate.

Once your phone is released, you can use the capacity allfiles Y browser, with which you browse and gaze and private system files on your mobile phone Smartphone's file system.

If you have a problem to bypass symbian signed please post your comment here.

NOKIA 8800 SAPPHIRE DIAMOND

noreply@blogger.com (admin) — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 09:34:00 +0000

While you wait for your new diamond iPhone cover you want, this gadget glittering. Designer Swiss luxury jewelry and Knalihs Athem has recently launched a diamond encrusted Nokia 8800 Sapphire Arte. This phone is 1000 thin slices of quality that brilliant diamonds weighing 6.75 carats in total. There are only 20 games handmade and each is accompanied by an official classification of a diamond gemological laboratory report. It can also be customized with your name or whatever you want. The Nokia 8800 Sapphire Arte de Knalihs Athem has a starting price of $ 20000

NOKIA E71 - SMARTPHONE REVIEW

noreply@blogger.com (admin) — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 09:29:00 +0000

Product:
Nokia E71
Verdict

If the price isn't an issue, look no further – this is the only smartphone you need.
Rating

90%
Suggested Price

Contract only: from free. Unlocked: £370

The retrospective followed by the E61 is easier and thin, but a pack of 3.2-megapixel camera, Push e-mails, 3G HSDPA, a better keyboard, more memory and AGPS ... and no Pop-Port.

Nokia often willingly press style boat for a short visit Fashion Victim port. But when he brings news of the ring and design experience of practical issues, there is little he can touch.

The E71-Mobile Business is a good example. It has a QWERTY keyboard and large screen, so therefore it must be a brick, right? No, if the brick has three dimensions instead on a playing card - big and wide, if there is a possibility, but almost disappears, if we take the right angle.

Nokia E71 requirements of the slimmest is the full QWERTY keyboard phone are available, and only 57mm wide, we are inclined to believe. It is 11mm thick. The handset is even thinner than thin, which is usually BlackBerry, with its curved portly now more apparent-60mm dimension.

Despite the E71's finesse, its metal case adds a certain weight and gravitas, even though at 127g, it is hardly an exaggeration. It is the great part, of course, to make room for the keyboard, but if it is absolutely packed tight, curved, rubber keys, which take a little pride on the face, are fairly simple to use.

SPRINT CELL PHONE ACCESSORIES REVIEWS

noreply@blogger.com (admin) — Thu, 17 Jul 2008 04:36:00 +0000

Cell phone accessories you'll find a sprint. Personalize your phone adapt and change a Sprint cell phone faceplates, housing, flashing batteries, flash removable antennas and antenna. Shop cell phone accessories such as leather, Sprint cell-phone case, belt clip, holster, to ensure that Sprint phone is always protected by mobile phone, anywhere you need to do. Sprint's mobile customers mobile phone is useless if so, was unable to use the car charger, home and travel chargers, spare batteries and activate the cell phone charger is always ready Ready. Hands-free device, in real life, so I hope that this, too. And a data connection to your mobile phone needs, we have a USB cable loading data Sprint cell phone ring tones & A in the area. We also provide the tools you need to make your cell phone accessories. Sprint If you have any questions about the mobile phone accessories.

Sprint Cell Phone Freedom Input Bluetooth QWERTY Keyboard

Sprint Cell Phone Freedom Universal Bluetooth full QWERTY keyboard lets you type and input data to your phone or PDA phone wirelessly via Bluetooth. The travel-friendly Bluetooth Keyboard folds up in half for convenient storage and portability. Works with PDAs, PDA phones, Pocket PCs, Smartphone and BlackBerry devices that support the HID and SPP Bluetooth profiles. Driver (including free updates) and technical support is included and provided by manufacturer. Key features:

HID Profile - Used for connecting Human Interface Devices via Bluetooth (Most common profile used for connection to PDA's, Smartphones, Laptop's, PC's etc.)
SPP Profile - Serial Port Emulation over a Bluetooth connection (Used by all BlackBerry devices)
Easy Installation - No technical Knowledge required
Shortcuts & programmable keys for specific tasks
5 Row 65 full sized keys
Fold out stand to hold your device
Runs on 2 (two) AA batteries (included)
On / Off key with auto power off
Easy to use, fast and accurate
LED indicator
Fault free transmission

Works with BlackBerry, PDAs, PDA phones, Smartphones and cell phones running the following operating systems:

Palm OS 5
BlackBerry
Windows Mobile 2003
Windows Mobile 5.0
Windows Pocket PC 2003
Windows Pocket PC 2005
Symbian UIQ
Symbian Series 60

Package contents:

Freedom Universal Keyboard
Quick Start Guide
Carrying Pouch
2 (two) AA batteries

HOW TO UNLOCK 3G IPHONE WITH SIMCARD ADAPTER

noreply@blogger.com (admin) — Wed, 16 Jul 2008 06:43:00 +0000

Only four days after the launch of 3G iPhone has been released for the first time exactly as the original iPhone: The use of a special card, which piggybacks on the SIM card phone strange to think that the use of an official carrier. Although not unlock the software developed by the usual suspects, video clearly shows that it works just fine.

Breno MacMasi, one of the Brazilian guys who achieved this, told us how it works:

Our procedure consist in using one SIM adapter to simulate a fake IMSI test card. Instead of the AT&T IMSI like in the universals.

In other words, like the original SIM card hacks for the iPhone classic, this method forges the International Mobile Subscriber Identity, making the phone believe it's working in the network in which it's supposed to work. There's no word yet on the availability of this hack, but we will keep all of those who don't want to pay roaming charges updated.

HOW TO MAXIMIZE IPHONE 3G ADEQUATE BATTERY LIFE

noreply@blogger.com (admin) — Tue, 15 Jul 2008 09:34:00 +0000

Lets talk about the new iPhone brands with any new brighter screen, and the third generation of GPS link is ingenious but you know what is best? Not working, batteries midway through the friggin today. Von any third-generation battery life may or may not be shorter, Geek Gods in the Armenian Relief Society is not a final answer. But chances are with new applications and faster than the Internet, you use more frequently. Here's how to live with any von battery life while you're there a lot.

1. Turn down the LCD. The new iPhone's screen is brighter, but you shouldn't be running this thing at full heat if you want to save battery power. I keep mine at 10% brightness. Change this under Settings -> Brightness.

2. Wi-Fi new network scanning off or Wi-Fi off. While you're not checking data for more than a few seconds at a time, I'd turn off Wi-Fi and in general, I'd turn off Wi-Fi scanning. It uses less power than EDGE or 3G but when you're not using your network connection, you might as well shut it down. Change this under Settings -> Wi-Fi. Same goes for Bluetooth.

3. Toggle off 3G til ready. Here's something I wish Apple had automatically managed. I use 3G for browsing, youtube, app store purchases when not around a computer, or during important calls. For all other uses, including email, weather checking and twitter, etc, I use EDGE. This setting is under Settings -> General -> Network.

4. Turn off Vibrate in Games. Playing a game with vibrate happening frequently is an unnecessary battery suck. If you can turn it off, turn it off.

5. Limit use of A-GPS tracking. GPS tracking is still pretty useless after you've gained your bearings, since there isn't a turn by turn navigation mode for driving. I exit out of maps once I've got the directions in my mind, and if I lose myself again, I just start maps up once more.

6. Buy Apps and Songs in iTunes. You can buy songs over Wi-Fi or Apps over 3G, but that doesn't mean you should. I'd recommend buying Apps at your computer if you can help it, and syncing them to your iPhone instead. As an added bonus, you'll be picking up a charge while you're tethered to your computer.

7. Set the Autolock to 1-minute. The iPhone's autolock is good at shutting off the screen if you forget to when placing it in a pocket, purse or just tossing it on a table after a call. I set mine to the most aggressive, 1-minute, but there are times where I set it to 2-minutes. This setting is under Settings -> General -> Autolock.

8. Use programs with 3D less often. Not surprisingly, I've noticed that when I play games rendering 3D, battery life drops. Using the graphics chips more intensely will crank up power usage, but maybe the drain is also because of the nature of gaming: Unlike email or browsing, gaming is a full time, full attention endeavour that also keeps the cpu, gpu and lcd going full time. (I'd like to think this is a more useful tip than "don't use your iPhone" but maybe it's not something you can avoid if you're a gaming addict.)

9. Set Push to Off, and Set Fetch Time. Push email isn't that useful for me because I know I'm getting emails all day long and that I have to be checking all the time. Push does use more juice than the fetch mode, which checks for calendar, contact and email syncing at set intervals of 15 minutes to an hour. I set mine to 1 hour unless I'm out of the office. If you seldom update your contacts and calendars, you might even be better off syncing by cable to iTunes, while you pick up a charge.

10. Stay Juiced. If you're at computer or in a car, you should try to use a cigarette adapter or USB cable to pick up a few minutes of charge. Every bit helps!

These tips also apply to a first generation iPhone running OS 2.0.

P/S: Thanks to Givmodo for this info.

BLACK iPHONE 3G vs WHITE iPHONE 3G !!!

noreply@blogger.com (admin) — Mon, 14 Jul 2008 00:07:00 +0000

For many people we encountered in line on launch day, the decision had already been steadfastly made: they'd be picking up a black iPhone 3G, and no one would sway them from their path (except maybe -- maybe -- if the black was sold out by the time their number got called). We've got to say, though -- after spending a great deal of quality time with both colors, the white definitely holds a special place in our hearts. It doesn't show smudges as easily, it makes just a little bit bolder of a fashion statement, and it tells passers-by, "yo, I sprung for the 16GB model" since the 8GB is only available in black. Don't get us wrong, the black's just fine, but we figured we'd throw out some food for thought on the subject.

CELL PHONE 3G SERVICE

noreply@blogger.com (admin) — Sun, 13 Jul 2008 10:17:00 +0000

Cell Phone 3G is the most popular of other Cell Phone 3G. What is Cell Phone 3G Service? Is this Cell Phone 3G important to you and is this Cell Phone 3G important to other people in this world? Lets check it out about Cell Phone 3G include a services. For the past few years, cellular carriers and handset manufacturers have talked a lot about third-generation (3G) services for mobile phones. Despite all the talk, however, the companies haven't done a particularly good job of explaining what it all means. To many customers, the real meaning of 3G has been lost among promises of video features and zippy data speeds--promises that are only now beginning to live up to reality. Yet the question still remains: What exactly is 3G?

Simply put, 3G cellular technology will bring wireless broadband data services to your mobile phone. Boasting speeds from 144Kbps (roughly three times faster than a 56K dial-up modem connection) to 2.4Mbps (close to cable-modem speed), 3G networks let you speed through Web pages, enjoy streaming music video, watch on-demand video programming, download and play 3D games, and videoconference with your fellow chatterers. There's even an up-and-coming 3.5G standard called HSDPA that boosts speeds to as fast as 7.2 Mbps, (with promises of 14.4 Mbps speeds in the near future). While the interface is undoubtedly different on a cell phone, the experience of surfing, downloading, and streaming stands to be very close to that of a broadband connection on a computer.

Sound good? Well, yes, it does. You'll pay for the services, of course, but stateside users have finally begun to catch up with their European and Asian counterparts. To date, three major carriers have introduced 3G services, and a solid assortment of 3G-enabled handsets are now available. Verizon Wireless was first to market in early 2005, followed by Sprint and most recently Cingular (now known as AT&T). T-Mobile has promised to roll out its 3G network starting in the summer of 2008. At present, you'll need to be in an urban area to really partake in 3G, but most carriers plan nationwide rollout eventually.

iPHONE 3G INTERNALS

noreply@blogger.com (admin) — Sat, 12 Jul 2008 03:52:00 +0000

Hi, today I would like to tell about the iPhone 3G Internals. Here's my annotated version of the iPhone 3G board (just my educated guesses, not 100% accurate). Thanks to iFixit for the picture and getting the teardown out there so quickly. I don't know whats on the bottom of the board, but I figure the NAND flash must be there.

NEW iPHONE 3G PUTS APPLE IN THE GAME

noreply@blogger.com (admin) — Sat, 12 Jul 2008 03:48:00 +0000

New iPhone 3G now puts a game. The Apple Inc.'s new iPhone 3G and accompanying App Store is set to put the company known for technology innovation into another lucrative space -- gaming.
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Like iTunes, the App Store will allow users to easily buy and download games from publishers and developers while providing trailers, user-generated reviews and even some free game demos. There are already over 175 games available.

Neil Young, president of new iPhone-focused game development studio ngmoco, said iPhone users are spending over 60 percent of their time on the device on features other than phone calls.

"That's a really big deal because it's no longer just a phone. It's a media player, an Internet player, a camera and a games machine that also happens to make telephone calls," he said.

"Apple absolutely gets gaming with iPhone ... Just look at the air time that Apple is dedicating to games and that shows you that they consider games to be a key application for the device." Young left his job as head of Electronic Arts' Los Angeles studio, where he collaborated with Steven Spielberg on game projects like "Boom Blox" for Nintendo Co Ltd's Wii, to focus on creating original iPhone games, which are also playable on any iPod touch device.

"The things that are really exciting to us are games that take advantage of not just the iPhone's accelerometer (a tilting mechanism) or the touch screen, but media that exists on the device and the fact there's a camera and GPS there," he added.

"We can bring awesome gameplay mechanics together with these new technologies and build gaming experience that frankly no one has experienced before."

CALLING THE GAME

EA Mobile has a trio of casual-focused launch titles for iPhone -- Tetris, EA Sudoku, and Scrabble -- as well as an exclusive iPhone version of "Spore" shipping September 7, which will allow players to navigate a one-celled organism through the game world by simply tilting the screen. Creating new species is done by touching the screen.

"Games are the obvious next step for the iPhone's entertainment capabilities," said Travis Boatman, vice president of Worldwide Studios for EA Mobile.

"The platform gives consumers a very in-depth game experience in terms of sheer horsepower and graphics capabilities."

In terms of performance, the iPhone has the visual fidelity of Sony Corp's PSP and the performance of a Nintendo DS, according to Gonzague de Vallois, senior vice president of publishing at mobile game publisher Gameloft.

Games for the platform are not limited by size constraints, which the Nintendo DS faces with its cartridges. Gameloft has titles as large as 100MB (megabytes), which is something unheard of for a mobile phone game.

Currently the number two publisher of iPod games, Gameloft has worked closely with Apple as an iPhone development partner on the new 3G device's gaming capabilities. The company has six launch titles: "Block Breaker Deluxe," "Brain Challenge," "Platinum Sudoku," "Platinum Solitaire," "Diamond Twister" and "Chess & Backgammon."

Although developed in just 12 weeks, each of these games makes use of the touch screen and accelerometer.

But the company's second wave of games, including the late August release of "Asphalt Racing 4: Elite Racing," will delve even further into iPhone's gaming capabilities, including Wi-Fi multiplayer racing and the ability to steer cars with either the touch screen or by accelerometer

Philippe Laurens, senior producer at Gameloft, envisions the iPhone camera coming into play down the line, whether it's used for players to insert their face into a game or incorporated into gameplay like requiring the player to photo something red.

"The cool thing is that Apple gave us a lot of cool tools that enables us to use things like the camera and the GPS within gameplay," said Laurens.

APPLE'S WITH NEW iPHONE PLUS 3G !

noreply@blogger.com (admin) — Fri, 11 Jul 2008 09:35:00 +0000

Waiting for the new iPhone? Here we go! The new generations from APPLE released! Extra: iPhone 3G: The Sequel, is worth the wait.

It's cheaper, faster and a lot friendlier for business. Apple's blockbuster smartphone already had nifty features such as visual voicemail, a splendid built-in video iPod and the best mobile Web browser I've ever used. With GPS newly added to the mix, this handheld marvel has no equal among consumer-oriented smartphones.

The iPhone's successor arrives a full year after the mind-boggling hype and hysteria surrounding the first iteration's debut. Whatever your opinion of that first iPhone — and I've been a lot more positive than negative — its impact far outweighs the 6 million units that have been sold to date.

Apple's presence has re-energized the handheld computing category, practically begging smartphone rivals for a response: Witness the Samsung Instinct from Sprint, and LG's Voyager from Verizon.

In my first review, I wrote, "iPhone isn't perfect, or even the most ideal smartphone for every user."

The statement holds true with iPhone 3G, though frankly, the list of reasons the device doesn't make sense for a certain class of users is shrinking fast.

Start with buyers on a budget who might have loved an iPhone but couldn't afford one.

Apple has already announced that an 8-gigabyte iPhone 3G costs $199 with a two-year AT&T service contract, down from $599. A 16-GB model fetches $299. One catch: The service contract now costs more.

Next are business customers. Many companies were hesitant to cozy up to iPhone for corporate e-mail and other services. They fretted about security.

But I've been using iPhone 3G to access my USA TODAY mail, calendar and contacts. Messages and calendar entries are "pushed" to the device, so they show up right away, just as they do on other computers. With your employer's blessing, set-up is a relative cinch.

But not all of iPhone's early drawbacks have disappeared. You still cannot shoot video, take advantage of Bluetooth stereo or dial with a voice command. Such features are common on rival devices. (I'm hoping some shortcomings will be addressed by third-party developers.)

Meanwhile, for all the hoopla involving AT&T's speedier, third-generation network, I couldn't access 3G in parts of my northern New Jersey neighborhood and elsewhere. When the fast network isn't available, the phone automatically reverts to the pokier and oft-maligned Edge network.

IPhone 3G still lacks a physical keyboard, too. You'll have to get comfortable with "tapping," "flicking," "pinching" and other finger-typing tricks with its virtual keyboard, which only appears on the screen as required — when you are entering a Web address, for instance, or typing a note.

With practice, I've gotten pretty good at it. A big challenge is learning to trust it as it makes predictive auto-corrections on the fly. But it's not for everybody.

Even the old phone gets a makeover with new iPhone 2.0 software. Among other features, it supplies layouts for several international keyboards. You can even use your finger to draw Chinese characters.

You can also more easily search through your address books when locating contacts to call or message. The phone now supports PowerPoint attachments; and you can move or delete multiple e-mail messages at once.

Another change (on older and newer iPhones): You no longer receive a pop-up offering to remove a downloaded movie after watching it, to free up space.

One thing that made the first iPhone so much fun was its motion sensor or "accelerometer," which orients the screen from landscape to portrait, as you admire photos or surf the Web.New cool stunt: You can switch from a basic calculator to a scientific one, by rotating the screen.

Activation

Those who bought the first iPhone had to activate the device on a PC or Mac in their home or office. That's when you received an AT&T phone number and chose your voice and text-messaging minutes.

Now, you take care of those details in an AT&T or Apple store. "We want people to leave the store with their phones up and running, and leave them with a buying experience similar to what they're used to with other phones," says AT&T spokesman Mark Siegel.

The practice also cracks down on folks who want to "unlock" the iPhone so they can switch to another carrier.

You still sync up all your music, pictures and more through iTunes software back at your computer.

The network

Apple's claims that 3G speeds are twice as fast as Edge were confirmed by my own download tests. It generally took 10 to 30 seconds to load popular websites through 3G, a lot zippier than when I accessed the sites on Edge. Oddly, parts of the pages sometimes showed up first on the older iPhone screen. But pages always finished loading on the 3G device first, often by a half minute or more. Wi-Fi, if available, is still the fastest method for downloads.

AT&T says its 3G network is now in 280 major metropolitan markets, with 350 planned by the end of the year. But as I discovered in my own greater New York City neighborhood, there are still holes in 3G coverage areas.

Appearance

The physical size and shape of the new iPhone hasn't changed much. There's the same lovely 3 1/2-inch multi-touch display. The new device is a bit curvier on the back than the first one.

GALLERY: Photos of the 3G iPhone

The metal backing of the initial device has been superseded by a sturdy glossy plastic. The phone feels perfectly comfortable in my palm. The ringer switch and other physical buttons are now metal. My test unit came in black, though Apple will be selling a white version, as well.

The design changes aren't merely aesthetic. They're a nod to iPhone's 10 internal wireless radios. Plastic, unlike metal, is transparent to radio waves, improving reception, Apple says.

The headphone jack is now flush so it can accommodate any standard (3.5-mm) headphone, a welcome development to those of us who needed a clumsy adapter to use our favorite non-Apple headphones.

You can use iPhone's internal microphone to talk if your own headphones don't have one. Just be sure to really snap in your headphones; otherwise, sound comes through the iPhone's own speakers, not the headphones.

GPS

By "triangulating" signals from Wi-Fi and cellphone towers, the iPhone could previously determine your general location. GPS adds live tracking and may deliver more precise results.

I was pretty impressed by the accuracy on the new device as I drove along in my car, searched for nearby pizza places, and requested directions.

Alas, the feature begs for the audible turn-by-turn directions found on Samsung's Instinct and others. (Again, I'm hoping a third-party developer will fill the void.)

Pictures

IPhone remains a fabulous photo viewer. But Apple hasn't done much to improve its 2-megapixel camera. You still can't zoom, shoot video or use a flash. Taking pictures is a tad clumsy.

But the presence of GPS means pictures can be "geo-tagged" with the location in which they were taken. After syncing images with a computer, you might plot their location on a map. Geotagged pictures ought to work well with social-networking applications.

A nice new feature built into the iPhone 2.0 software lets you easily save a Web image to your phone or a picture that arrives via e-mail. You can use the image as the phone's "wallpaper" or sync it to your computer.

You can also post pictures to Apple's new MobileMe Gallery on the Web, part of a $100-a-year subscription service. The MobileMe service, the latest iteration of what used to be called .Mac, was also not ready for testing.

Audio quality

Apple has improved overall audio quality of the device. The speaker phone sounded better, as did music played directly through the phone's speaker.

Of course, it all still sounds better wearing headphones.

Parental controls

A new "restrictions" feature (found in Settings) means Mom and Dad can prevent the kids from downloading any applications, or from accessing the Safari Web browser, YouTube, or iTunes.

Turn on the YouTube restriction, for example, and the icon for the video site disappears from the iPhone home screen.

Powering up

There's a new small, easy-to-travel-with power adapter. Apple says you'll get five hours of talk time on a 3G network, double on Edge, and up to 300 hours of standby.

You can turn off 3G to preserve the battery. I started receiving low battery warnings toward the end of a busy work day; I found myself charging the device overnight, the same as with the older iPhone.

But I couldn't juice up the latest device using my Bose SoundDock or Belkin car kit. Apple says there will be adapters to permit charging with certain older accessories.

Technical explanation: The new iPhone only supports USB circuitry, not another method known as FireWire.

Wish list

As with its predecessor, iPhone 3G doesn't support popular Web browsing standards such as Adobe Flash, Windows Media Video or Java. And there's still no removable battery.

I'd have also loved Apple to add a slot for expandable memory. It did not.

While not everything on my wish list made it onto the new device, Apple has raised the bar with iPhone 3G. To which I offer an enthusiastic thumbs up.

KASPERSKY LAB DETECTS GROWTH OF THE 1ST SMARTPHONE TROJAN TO TARGET SYMBIAN NEXT!

noreply@blogger.com (admin) — Fri, 11 Jul 2008 08:18:00 +0000

Here I want to talk about mobile phones trojan, but dont worry because Kaspersky Lab, a leading provider of security solutions that protect against viruses, Trojans, worms, spyware, crimeware, rootkits, phishing, hacker attacks and spam, today reported that it has detected a Trojan targeting the Symbian operating system. The Online Scanner Top Twenty chart for June 2008 highlights that the Trojan is attacking the platform that currently accounts for 72.4% of the global Smartphone market.

Entering the chart at ninth position, Trojan SymbOS.Skuller.gen is one of the oldest Trojans for Symbian OS, replacing all file icons with a skull.

Yet despite its age, the success of the Symbian platform and the exponential uptake of smartphones - 115 million smartphones were sold worldwide in 2007 and analyst group Canalys predicts that global shipments will reach one billion by 2012 - has seen the malicious program become prolific.

To be honest I am surprised that one oldie virus like Trojan.SymbOS.Skuller.gen that is only harmful for 2nd ed devices is positioned that high on the Kaspersky’ Online Scanner?!? Sure, there is a still huge base of the 2nd ed phones users but they are slowly becoming a minority in Symbian world and therefore this Skuller “success” is really weird and I am of course a little suspicious about this chart!

Senior Technology Consultant at Kaspersky Lab, David Emm comments, “In May 2008 the Metropolitan Police published statistics stating that up to 10,000 mobile devices are stolen each month. But, phones don’t need to be physically stolen to be the subject of theft.” He adds, “In most cases the data held on smartphones is worth far more than the device itself, and for this reason the level of protection you put in place should be as high as the level of protection you would put in place on your laptop or PC. ”

Launched earlier this year, Kaspersky Mobile Security 7.0 offers powerful protection for data stored on Symbian and Windows Mobile-based smartphones in the event that the device is lost, as well as protecting against network attacks, malware and SMS spam.

The software allows users to completely block a lost device or to remotely delete all the data on it. Moreover, if a smartphone is stolen, the SIM-Watch function prevents the thief from accessing data on the phone without the original SIM card; as soon as the original SIM card is replaced, a message notifies its owner of the new telephone number.

For further information regarding the June 2008 Kaspersky Lab Online Scanner Top Twenty and The Virus Top Twenty please visit:

Link 1
Link 2

Thanks to Symbian Freak Team's

NOKIA 5610 PRODUCT CODE

noreply@blogger.com (admin) — Mon, 07 Jul 2008 06:55:00 +0000

Here is the NOKIA 5610 Product Code listing below:

0552281 04.20 EURO_C, Latin, Warrior_Blue
0552316 04.20 APAC_U, Thai, Warrior_Blue
0552226 04.20 MEA1, Arabic, Sakura_Red
0552229 04.20 MEA4, Urdu, Sakura_Red
0556839 04.20 RM-242 RED APAC-T LATIN CTV_PH
0556867 04.21 RM-242 BLUE APAC-P BOPOMO CTV_TW
0553992 04.20 MEA1, Arabic, Sakura_Red
0552302 04.20 MEA8, Latin, Warrior_Blue
0552242 04.20 APAC_Q, Stroke, Sakura_Red
0556107 04.20 APAC_U, Thai, Sakura_Red
0548913 04.20 APAC_S_SG, Stroke, Sakura_Red
0553988 04.20 EURO_I_UKR, Cyrillic, Sakura_Red
0553994 04.20 EURO_C_TURKEY, Latin, Warrior_Blue
0553986 04.20 EURO_C_TURKEY, Latin, Sakura_Red
0556105 04.20 RM-242 RED APAC-S STROKE CTV_SG
0552291 04.20 EURO_I_RU, Cyrillic, Warrior_Blue
0556878 04.20 RM-242 5610 EURO-C CTV UK RED
0558226 04.20 RM-242 5610 MEA-2 CTV MUSIC MEA2 BLUE
0552221 04.20 EURO_H, Greek, Sakura_Red
0552240 04.20 MEA15, Latin, Sakura_Red
0552246 04.20 APAC_T_PH, Latin, Sakura_Red
0552213 04.20 EURO_C_SPAIN, Latin, Sakura_Red
0552309 04.20 MEA15, Latin, Warrior_Blue
0552283 04.20 EURO_C_UK, Latin, Warrior_Blue
0551917 04.20 Light SWAP Engine APAC U, Generic
0552294 04.20 EURO_I_CIS, Latin, Warrior_Blue
0556104 04.20 RM-242 BLUE APAC-S STROKE CTV_SG
0552211 04.20 EURO_B, Latin, Sakura_Red
0552223 04.20 EURO_I_UKR, Cyrillic, Sakura_Red
0558264 04.20 RM-242 5610 MEA-1 CTV MUSIC MEA1 RED
0552244 04.20 APAC_T_AU, Latin, Sakura_Red
0552285 04.20 EURO_C_ALS, Latin, Warrior_Blue
0552249 04.20 APAC_W, Latin, Sakura_Red
0557918 04.20 RM-242 5610 MEA-13 CTV ZA BLUE
0552247 04.20 APAC_U, Thai, Sakura_Red
0552216 04.20 EURO_C_ALS, Latin, Sakura_Red
0552315 04.20 APAC_T_PH, Latin, Warrior_Blue
0552299 04.20 MEA5, Farsi, Warrior_Blue
0552233 04.20 MEA8, Latin, Sakura_Red
0557494 04.20 APAC_T_PH_1GB, Latin, Sakura_Red
0557857 04.20 RM-242 5610 EURO-C VODA LIVE NL RED
0552214 04.20 EURO_C_UK, Latin, Sakura_Red
0552288 04.20 EURO_E, Latin, Warrior_Blue
0552236 04.20 MEA11, Latin, Sakura_Red
0552245 04.20 APAC_T_NZ, Latin, Sakura_Red
0552370 04.20 EURO_I_BE, Cyrillic, Warrior_Blue
0552241 04.20 APAC_P, BoPoMoFo, Sakura_Red
0557917 04.20 RM-242 5610 MEA-13 CTV ZA RED
0552314 04.20 APAC_T_NZ, Latin, Warrior_Blue
0556263 04.20 APAC_W_NY, Latin, Warrior_Blue
0556836 04.20 RM-242 BLUE APAC-T LATIN CTV_PH
0552319 04.20 APAC_X, Stroke, Warrior_Blue
0552282 04.20 EURO_C_SPAIN, Latin, Warrior_Blue
0552218 04.20 EURO_D, Latin, Sakura_Red
0552212 04.20 EURO_C, Latin, Sakura_Red
0557045 04.20 RM-242 5610 EURO-D CTV CZ BLUE
0552306 04.20 MEA12, Latin, Warrior_Blue
0556955 04.21 RM-242 RED APAC-P BOPOMOFO OPV_TWM
0553999 04.20 EURO_H, Greek, Warrior_Blue
0552297 04.20 MEA3, Latin, Warrior_Blue
0556261 04.20 APAC_W_NY, Latin, Sakura_Red
0552224 04.20 EURO_I_BU, Cyrillic, Sakura_Red
0558248 04.20 RM-242 5610 MEA-4 CTV MUSIC PK RED
0552308 04.20 MEA14, Arabic, Warrior_Blue
0558243 04.20 RM-242 5610 MEA-14 CTV MUSIC AE RED
0552243 04.20 APAC_S_MA, Stroke, Sakura_Red
0552295 04.20 MEA1, Arabic, Warrior_Blue
0556953 04.21 RM-242 BLUE APAC-P BOPOMOFO OPV_TWM
0551922 04.20 Light SWAP Engine CHINA, Taiwan
0552300 04.20 MEA6, Latin, Warrior_Blue
0552279 04.20 EURO_B, Latin, Warrior_Blue
0552232 04.20 MEA7, Latin, Sakura_Red
0552239 04.20 MEA14, Arabic, Sakura_Red
0552237 04.20 MEA12, Latin, Sakura_Red
0552304 04.20 MEA10, Latin, Warrior_Blue
0552317 04.20 APAC_V, Stroke, Warrior_Blue
0557044 04.20 RM-242 5610 EURO-D CTV CZ RED
0558249 04.20 RM-242 5610 MEA-4 CTV MUSIC PK BLUE
0558260 04.20 RM-242 5610 MEA-6 CTV MUSIC NG RED
0557855 04.20 RM-242 RED APAC-S STROKE OPV_SINGTEL
0558247 04.20 RM-242 5610 MEA-3 CTV MUSIC MEA3 BLUE
0552311 04.20 APAC_Q, Stroke, Warrior_Blue
0556844 04.20 RM-242 BLUE APAC-T LATIN OPV_GLOBE SIM
0554000 04.20 MEA1, Arabic, Warrior_Blue
0552220 04.20 EURO_F, Hebrew, Sakura_Red
0552290 04.20 EURO_H, Greek, Warrior_Blue
0556257 04.20 EURO_D_NY, Latin, Warrior_Blue
0552231 04.20 MEA6, Latin, Sakura_Red
0552250 04.20 APAC_X, Stroke, Sakura_Red
0552313 04.20 APAC_T_AU, Latin, Warrior_Blue
0553997 04.20 EURO_I_RU, Cyrillic, Warrior_Blue
0552238 04.20 MEA13, Latin, Sakura_Red
0552222 04.20 EURO_I_RU, Cyrillic, Sakura_Red
0515123 04.20 EURO_A, Latin, Sakura_Red
0556866 04.21 RM-242 RED APAC-P BOPOMO CTV_TW
0556267 04.20 MEA13_NY, Latin, Warrior_Blue
0553987 04.20 MEA13, Latin, Sakura_Red
0556879 04.20 RM-242 5610 EURO-C CTV UK BLUE
0553991 04.20 EURO_H, Greek, Sakura_Red
0557853 04.20 RM-242 BLUE APAC-S STROKE OPV_SINGTEL
0553993 04.20 EURO_C, Latin, Warrior_Blue
0552369 04.20 EURO_I_BE, Cyrillic, Sakura_Red
0557495 04.20 APAC_T_PH_1GB, Latin, Warrior_Blue
0556253 04.20 EURO_D_NY, Latin, Sakura_Red
0552293 04.20 EURO_I_BU, Cyrillic, Warrior_Blue
0553989 04.20 EURO_I_RU, Cyrillic, Sakura_Red
0552230 04.20 MEA5, Farsi, Sakura_Red
0552228 04.20 MEA3, Latin, Sakura_Red
0552312 04.20 APAC_S_MA, Stroke, Warrior_Blue
0552284 04.20 EURO_C_FRANCE, Latin, Warrior_Blue
0556266 04.20 MEA1_NY, Arabic, Warrior_Blue
0553998 04.20 EURO_F, Hebrew, Warrior_Blue
0552318 04.20 APAC_W, Latin, Warrior_Blue
0552307 04.20 MEA13, Latin, Warrior_Blue
0558261 04.20 RM-242 5610 MEA-6 CTV MUSIC NG BLUE
0552296 04.20 MEA2, Arabic, Warrior_Blue
0557492 04.20 APAC_T_AU_1GB, Latin, Sakura_Red
0551454 04.20 Light SWAP Engine EU, Generic
0553995 04.20 MEA13, Latin, Warrior_Blue
0556845 04.20 RM-242 RED APAC-T LATIN OPV_GLOBE SIM
0556101 04.20 APAC_U, Thai, Warrior_Blue
0552219 04.20 EURO_E, Latin, Sakura_Red
0556265 04.20 MEA13_NY, Latin, Sakura_Red
0551918 04.20 Light SWAP Engine APAC T, Philipines
0552235 04.20 MEA10, Latin, Sakura_Red
0552305 04.20 MEA11, Latin, Warrior_Blue
0558244 04.20 RM-242 5610 MEA-14 CTV MUSIC AE BLUE
0552289 04.20 EURO_F, Hebrew, Warrior_Blue
0557493 04.20 APAC_T_AU_1GB, Latin, Warrior_Blue
0552215 04.20 EURO_C_FRANCE, Latin, Sakura_Red
0552248 04.20 APAC_V, Stroke, Sakura_Red
0553996 04.20 EURO_I_UKR, Cyrillic, Warrior_Blue
0552298 04.20 MEA4, Urdu, Warrior_Blue
0552217 04.20 EURO_C_TURKEY, Latin, Sakura_Red
0553985 04.20 EURO_C, Latin, Sakura_Red
0558225 04.20 RM-242 5610 MEA-2 CTV MUSIC MEA2 RED
0552234 04.20 MEA9, Latin, Sakura_Red
0552310 04.20 APAC_P, BoPoMoFo, Warrior_Blue
0552286 04.20 EURO_C_TURKEY, Latin, Warrior_Blue
0558265 04.20 RM-242 5610 MEA-1 CTV MUSIC MEA1 BLUE
0552301 04.20 MEA7, Latin, Warrior_Blue
0552225 04.20 EURO_I_CIS, Latin, Sakura_Red
0548371 04.20 EURO_A, Latin, Warrior_Blue
0548904 04.20 APAC_S_SG, Stroke, Warrior_Blue
0558246 04.20 RM-242 5610 MEA-3 CTV MUSIC MEA3 RED
0556264 04.20 MEA1_NY, Arabic, Sakura_Red
0552292 04.20 EURO_I_UKR, Cyrillic, Warrior_Blue
0552303 04.20 MEA9, Latin, Warrior_Blue
0552227 04.20 MEA2, Arabic, Sakura_Red
0553990 04.20 EURO_F, Hebrew, Sakura_Red
0552287 04.20 EURO_D, Latin, Warrior_Blue

NOKIA 6280 OR NOKIA 6288 PRODUCT CODE (RM-78)

noreply@blogger.com (admin) — Mon, 07 Jul 2008 06:44:00 +0000

Nokia 6280 or Nokia 6288 for RM-78 Mobile Phones Product Code listing:

0514904 06.43 APAC-T

0550855 06.43 Swap_Red_Euro_C_France

0539909 06.43 Apac-T_Black_NZ

0528366 06.43 SWAP_Euro_C_Latin_Black/DarkSilver

0530155 06.43 EURO-E SWAP GRAPHITE GREY UKRAINE

0536871 06.43 RM-78_Euro-A_Swap_Deep_Orange_H3G_SE

0549070 06.43 Apac-T_Red_NZ

0539827 06.43 Euro_G_Farsi_Iran_White

0515120 06.43 0515119 APAC-T VODAFONE NZ WHITE

0527360 06.43 APAC_T_Latin_Australia_Black

0536199 06.43 APAC-P

0528621 06.43 APAC_V_Vietnamese_Vietnam_Grey

0535933 06.43 Euro_C_Latin_France_DeepOrange

0534959 06.43 APAC-T

0538504 06.43 RM-78 6280 EURO-D TMO V2 OPERA CZ PLUM

0549032 06.43 Euro-B_Blue

0546439 06.43 0546439_EURO_A_CTV_SWEDEN_PLUM

0549009 06.43 Euro-C_UK_Red

0541934 06.43 RM-78_6288_EURO-C_CTV_GERMANY_FUSSBALL_WHITE

0536010 06.43 Euro_C_Latin_Turkey_DarkPlum

0529713 06.43 Euro_G_Arabic_LightGrey

0543488 06.43 RM-78_Euro-C_Swap_Gold_H3G_DK

0514980 06.43 RM-78 6280 EURO-C ORANGE ES V2 BLACK

0530377 06.43 NOKIA 6280 CARBON BLACK TURKISH CV

0530156 06.43 SWAP_Euro_F_Hebrew_Israel_Black/DarkSilver

0540383 06.43 RM-78_CT_APAC-S_STR_WHITE_CTV_SG

0536194 06.43 APAC-P

0530761 06.43 RM-78 6280 EURO-G CTV ME GREY LATIN

0539913 06.43 Apac-T_Black_Philippines

0540399 06.43 RM-78 CT APAC-P BLACK BOPO CTV_TW

0549077 06.43 Apac-T_Blue_Australia

0539610 06.43 RM-78 6280 EURO-A NETCOM NORWAY BLACK

0531525 06.43 RM-78 6280 EURO-C CTV ITALY GRAPH-GREY

0539893 06.43 Apac_W_Latin_India_White

0543464 06.43 SWAP_Euro-C_SA_Gold

0546438 06.43 0546438_EURO_A_CTV_SWEDEN_ORANGE

0542037 06.43 RM-78_6288_EURO-B_POLKOMTEL_PL_WHITE

0542176 06.43 RM-78_6288_EURO-D_T-MOBILE_OPERA_CZ_BLACK

0543401 06.43 Euro_E_Cyrillic_Russia_Gold

0535915 06.43 APAC_U_Thai_Thailand_DeepOrange

0536821 06.43 Swap_Deep_Plum_Euro_C

0532592 06.43 APAC-P

0535919 06.43 APAC_V_Vietnamese_Vietnam_DarkPlum

0543487 06.43 RM-78_Euro-C_Swap_Gold_H3G_AT

0534299 06.43 RM-78 6280 EURO-A ELISA MOBI3 FI BLACK

0535999 06.43 Euro_F_Hebrew_Israel_DeepOrange

0531508 06.43 RM-78 6280 EURO-C VODAFONE LIVE ES BLACK

0530285 06.43 APAC-X

0549080 06.43 Apac-W_Blue

0549016 06.43 Euro-E_Russia_Red

0532452 06.43 RM-78 APAC-S BLA/DARK SILVER OPV_SINGTEL

0530320 06.43 RM-78 6280 EURO-C CTV GERMANY BLACK

0535920 06.43 APAC_P_BoPoMoFo_Taiwan_DarkPlum

0541895 06.43 RM-78_6288_EURO-C_CTV_FRANCE_BLACK

0530323 06.43 Nokia 6280 Hungary Country Variant

0539880 06.43 Apac_S_Stroke_Singapore_White

0529760 06.43 LIGHT SWAP UNIT PHILIPPINES

0539593 06.43 RM-78 6280 EURO-C SFR VODA FRANCE2 SILVER

0534548 06.43 RM-78 6280 EURO-C T-MOBILE GV UK BLACK

0528616 06.43 Euro_O_Latin_Gery

0539830 06.43 Euro_E_Cyrillic_Bulgaria_White

0550890 06.43 Swap_Blue_Euro_C_Turkey

0541289 06.43 RM-78_6288_EURO-A_CTV_FINLAND_BLACK

0529704 06.43 Euro_D_Latin_LightGrey

0532738 06.43 RM-78 6280 EURO-D VODAFONE CZ BLACK

0532593 06.43 RM-78 APAC-P BLA/DARK SILV BOPO OPV_TWM

0546443 06.43 0546443_EURO_A_CTV_NORWAY_PLUM

0541922 06.43 RM-78_6288_EURO-C_CTV_PORTUGAL_BLACK

0544598 06.43 RM-78 6288 EURO-A 3 DENMARK BLACK

0550846 06.43 Swap_Red_Euro_C

0543470 06.43 SWAP_Euro-F_Israel_Gold

0537484 06.43 Nokia 6280 Hong Kong Hutchison 3G variant

0539900 06.43 Apac-S_Black

0545591 06.43 Hutch AU - Nokia 6288

0528613 06.43 Euro_E_Cyrillic_Ukraine_Grey

0539840 06.43 Euro-C_France_Black

0543474 06.43 SWAP_Euro-G_Greece_Gold

0527361 06.43 APAC_T_Latin_New_Zealand_Black

0529759 06.43 LIGHT SWAP UNIT SINGAPORE

0546584 06.43 RM-78 6288 EURO-F PARTNER H3G IL WHITE

0549064 06.43 Apac-P_Blue

0544569 06.43 RM-78 6288 EURO-C CTV S-AFRICA BLACK

0538348 06.43 RM-78 6280 EURO-C H3G ROI IRELAND PLUM

0542200 06.43 RM-78_APAC-S_WHITE_OPV_SINGTEL

0535937 06.43 Euro_E_Latin_DeepOrange

0541693 06.43 Swap_Black_Euro_C_Turkey

0539839 06.43 Euro-C_ZA_Black

0529762 06.43 LIGHT SWAP UNIT TAIWAN

0535898 06.43 AAPAC_T_Latin_Australia_DeepOrange

0530760 06.43 RM-78 6280 EURO-G CTV ME GREY ARABIC

0527355 06.43 APAC_R_Stroke_China_Black

0535996 06.43 Euro_E_Cyrillic_Ukraine_DeepOrange

0528628 06.43 APAC_U_Thai_Thailand_Grey

0527334 06.43 Euro_C_Latin_France_Carbon_Black

0541887 06.43 RM-78_6288_EURO-C_ORANGE_FR_BLACK

0534936 06.43 RM-78 6280 EURO-C CTV UK GREY

0534100 06.43 RM-78 6280 EURO-E CTV RUSSIA BLACK

0536872 06.43 RM-78_Euro-C_Swap_Dark_Plum_H3G_UK

0535540 06.43 RM-78 6280 EURO-C O2 PREPAY UK BLACK

0534371 06.43 RM-78 6280 EURO-E CTV ESTONIA GREY

0542201 06.43 APAC-S

0549038 06.43 Euro-C_Turkey_Blue

0536280 06.43 RM-78 6280 EURO-C T-MOBILE AT FIFA GREY

0535926 06.43 APAC_X_Latin_Indonesia_DarkPlum

0536800 06.43 Swap_Deep_Orange_Euro_C_France

0535895 06.43 APAC_S_Stroke_DeepOrange

0540268 06.43 RM-78 6280 EURO-C O2 GERMANY GREY

0541890 06.43 RM-78_6288_EURO-C_CTV_FRANCE_WHITE

0543436 06.43 APAC_T_Latin_Australia_Gold

0549008 06.43 Euro-C_Red

0539905 06.43 Apac-P_Black

0545041 06.43 0545041_APAC_P_OPV_TWM_BOPO_Black

0535190 06.43 RM-78 6280 EURO-B POLKOMTEL PL GREY

0543406 06.43 Euro_G_Latin_Lebanon_Gold

0539894 06.43 Apac_X_Stroke_Indonesia_White

0541947 06.43 RM-78_6288_EURO-C_SUNRISE_CH_BLACK

0532745 06.43 RM-78 6280 EURO-C ORANGE CH BLACK

0531524 06.43 RM-78 6280 EURO-C CTV ITALY BLACK

0539896 06.43 Apac-R_Black

0539846 06.43 Euro-H_Black

0543970 06.43 RM-78 6288 EURO-C VODAFONE ITALY BLACK

0530738 06.43 RM-78 6280 EURO-G CTV GULF BLACK

0536702 06.43 RM-78 6280 EURO-B ERA POLAND FIFA BLACK

0532591 06.43 RM-78 APAC-P BLA/DARK SILV BOPO OPV_CHT

0538505 06.43 RM-78 6280 EURO-D TMO V2 OPERA CZ BLACK

0529712 06.43 Euro_H_Greek_Greece_LightGrey

0549073 06.43 Apac-X_Red

0535930 06.43 Euro_C_Latin_DeepOrange

0542196 06.43 APAC-Q

0535934 06.43 Euro_C_Latin_Turkey_DeepOrange

0527343 06.43 Euro_E_Latin_Carbon_Black

0541906 06.43 RM-78_6288_EURO-C_VODACOM_LIVE!_SA_BLACK

0539847 06.43 Euro-G_Black

0543389 06.43 Euro_C_Latin_France_Gold

0541552 06.43 RM-78_6288_EURO-G_CTV_ME_WHITE_ARABIC

0534792 06.43 EURO-C AMENA SPAIN BLACK

0535931 06.43 Euro_C_Latin_UK_DeepOrange

0535986 06.43 RM-78 6280 EURO-C VODAFONE LIVE IT G-G

0549058 06.43 Apac-R_Red

0542194 06.43 RM-78_APAC-T_WHITE_LAT_OPV_OPTUS

0536868 06.43 RM-78_Euro-C_Swap_Deep_Orange_H3G_IT

0541554 06.43 RM-78_6288_EURO-G_CTV_ME_WHITE_LATIN

0549081 06.43 Apac-X_Blue

0535912 06.43 APAC_W_Latin_India_DeepOrange

0541935 06.43 RM-78 6288 EURO-B ERA POLAND WHITE

0544451 06.43 EURO_A_3_SWEDEN_WHITE

0549228 06.43 RM-78 6288 EURO-C T-MOBILE AT WHITE

0514903 06.43 APAC-X

0549078 06.43 Apac-T_Blue_NZ

0543489 06.43 RM-78_Euro-C_Swap_Gold_H3G_SE

0536839 06.43 Swap_Deep_Plum_Euro_G_Arabic

0539826 06.43 Euro_G_Urdu_Pakistan_White

0536029 06.43 Euro_E_Cyrillic_Russia_DarkPlum

0539838 06.43 Euro-C_UK_Black

0542222 06.43 APAC-U

0535883 06.43 APAC_Q_Stroke_HongKong_DeepOrange

0549013 06.43 Euro-C_Austria_Red

0550861 06.43 Swap_Red_Euro_H_Greek

0533229 06.43 RM-78 6280 EURO-F CELLCOM ISRAEL BLACK

0535929 06.43 Euro_B_Latin_DeepOrange

0549043 06.43 Euro-E_Ukraine_Blue

0541923 06.43 RM-78_6288_EURO-C_CTV_PORTUGAL_WHITE

0532554 06.43 RM-78_APAC-T_GRAPHITE_GREY_LAT_OPV_OPTUS

0539592 06.43 RM-78 6280 EURO-C SFR VODA FRANCE2 BLACK

0528615 06.43 Euro_F_Hebrew_Israel_Grey

0541870 06.43 RM-78_6288_EURO-A_CTV_DENMARK_BLACK

0542179 06.43 RM-78_6288_EURO-D_T-MOBILE_HU2_BLACK

0544599 06.43 EURO_A_3_DENMARK_WHITE

0540384 06.43 RM-78_CT_APAC-S_STR_BLACK_CTV_MY

0538105 06.43 6280 EURO-C CTV GERMANY FUSSBALL

0534918 06.43 RM-78 6280 EURO-C CTV GERMANY GREY

0541683 06.43 Swap_White_Euro_C_Turkey

0529761 06.43 LIGHT SWAP UNIT HONG KONG

0536203 06.43 APAC-Q

0543475 06.43 RM-78_Euro-C_Swap_Gold_H3G_UK

0544074 06.43 RM-78 6288 EURO-G CTV ME PAKISTAN WHITE

0540382 06.43 APAC-S

0541962 06.43 RM-78_6288_EURO-C_VODAFONE_D2_DE_BLACK

0537485 06.43 Nokia 6280 Hong Kong Hutchison 3G variant

0550893 06.43 Swap_Blue_Euro_E_Ukraine

0539831 06.43 Euro_E_Cyrillic_Belarus_White

0549021 06.43 Euro-F_Red

0528614 06.43 Euro_E_Cyrillic_Bulgaria_Grey

0536001 06.43 Euro_O_Latin_DeepOrange

0549040 06.43 Euro-D_Blue

0541891 06.43 RM-78_6288_EURO-A_SONERA_SURFPORT_FI_BLK

0541686 06.43 Swap_White_Euro_F_Israel

0531916 06.43 RM-78 6280 EURO-D VODAFONE-LIVE HU BLACK

0536853 06.43 Nokia 6280 'plum' H3G Austria

0536799 06.43 Swap_Deep_Orange_Euro_C_SA

0543467 06.43 SWAP_Euro-E_Russia_Gold

0539825 06.43 Euro_G_Arabic_White

0541888 06.43 RM-78_6288_EURO-A_NETCOM_NORWAY_BLACK

0535985 06.43 RM-78 6280 EURO-C VODAFONE D2 DE BLACK

0529673 06.43 Euro_A_Latin_LightGrey

0543373 06.43 RM-78 6288 EURO-D T-MOBILE HU2 WHITE

0539891 06.43 Apac_T_Latin_New_Zealand_White

0543418 06.43 APAC_R_Stroke_China_Gold

0532737 06.43 RM-78 6280 EURO-A 3 V2 SWEDEN BLACK

0542039 06.43 RM-78_6288_EURO-A_OG_VODAFONE_IS_BLACK

0539855 06.43 Euro-O_Black

0536812 06.43 Swap_Deep_Orange_Euro_H_Greek

0541907 06.43 RM-78_6288_EURO-D_O2_CZ_BLACK

0549079 06.43 Apac-T_Blue_Philippines

0541941 06.43 RM-78 6288 EURO-C TURKCELL TR BLACK

0535913 06.43 APAC_X_Latin_Indonesia_DeepOrange

0536160 06.43 APAC-P

0547903 06.43 0547903_EURO_B_ORANGE_ROMANIA_WHITE

0515034 06.43 APAC-T

0549229 06.43 RM-78 6288 EURO-C T-MOBILE AT BLACK

0549012 06.43 Euro-C_Turkey_Red

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HOW TO CONNECT NOKIA PHONE TO NOKIA PC SUITE AUTOMATICALLY

noreply@blogger.com (admin) — Sat, 05 Jul 2008 12:46:00 +0000

Mobile Phones for this morning is Nokia PC Suite Automatic - It happens many times when you try to connect your nokia phone to nokia pc suite via bluetooth, on your computer but it does not connect and even after trying so many times it does not connect at all.

But this problem may not occur every time, so in order to avoid this connectivity problem you can configure your phone to be automatically connected to your nokia pc suite installed at your computer.

Follow the steps given below for the automatic connection your nokia phone to pc suite:

1. First activate or switch on the bluetooth on your mobile phone.

2. Now start your pc suite at your computer with bluetooth dongle connected at the usb port.

3. In nokia pc suite click on manage connections and connect your phone.

4. After connecting set your computer as authorized connection or in other words you can set allow auto connection no confirmation option as yes.

For Example: Nokia 5300 (s40)

1. Open bluetooth menu via settings>>connectivity>>paired devices

2. Click options and select pair a new device.

3. Search for your computer and select it and go to options>>Auto-conn., no conf. now select yes.

4. Exit from bluetooth options and you are done.

Next time when you open nokia pc suite and switch on bluetooth on your nokia phone they will get automatically connected in seconds.

Still if you are not able to configure your nokia phone for automatic connection leave your comments with your phone model.

UNLOCK YOUR MOBILE PHONE IN THE PHONE LOCK CODE

noreply@blogger.com (admin) — Fri, 04 Jul 2008 15:34:00 +0000

Mobile Phones Unlock Tutoril - Now u can unlock your security code with your memorycard. You need a memory card reader and a application that i have uploaded here.

Steps to unlock ur security code.
1. Off Ur mobile.
2. Remove battry
3. Remove memory card
4. On ur computer and plug in ur memory card.
5. Insert ur memory card.
6. Unzip the attachment file and place it to ur memory card
e:\system\recog
7. Now insert ur memory card into ur mobile and switch on the fone.
8. Now if it ask for code type 12345 and ur mobile unlocks.
9. Every times u restart ur mobile it will unlock ur mobiles security code.

BUT FROM NOW ON ITS NOT RESTART UR MOBILE UNLOCK. JUST FOLLOW THIS STEPS AFTER THAT, CHANGE YOUR LOCK CODE PASSWORD THEN TRY TO ENTER THIS
*#7780# IT IS USE TO RESTORE ALL RESTORE FACTORY SETTING. THEN GO BACK TO
E/System/recogs Then Remove the file that ive been given. THEN REBOOT OR RESTART UR FONE. I'LL tested it on my phone few days Ago.

FLASHING BB5 NOKIA PHONES WITH AN USB CABLE

noreply@blogger.com (admin) — Fri, 04 Jul 2008 15:19:00 +0000

(BB5 All Nokia New Phones like 3250, 6270, 6280, 6630, 6680, 6681, 6682, 7370 N90 and N70.)

This tutorial explains how to upgrade your Nokia BB5 with the latest firmware. You will need a USB DKU-2 cable and the software “PHOENIX Service” by Nokia! (No dongle to buy!!!)

This method proved successful by flashing one Nokia 6680 ORANGE and another one branded SFR, and also on other hundreds of BB5 phones, like 6630 Nokia original firmware version, N70, N90…

However, we cannot be hold responsible for the damages you can do by making a wrong handle, and losing your warranty!

BEFORE BEGINNING!

- Save all the data from your phone (on your memory card or on PC)
- Remove your memory card and your SIM card
- Fully charge your phone’s battery
- Uninstall Nokia connectivity cable driver / Nokia connectivity solution from your PC!
- Uninstall Diego and Phoenix if you have them on your PC (think to delete manually from « program files » the files that might persist after the uninstall, and even clean tour registries if you still have problems)

What you need :

- the following software:
1 - Diego (e.g.: 55667793_Diego_3_06.msi)
2 - Phoenix 2004 + crack (e.g. : phoenix_service_sw_2004_39_7_70.EXE + 1-crack_dongle_phoenix_all_.EXE)
3 - Phoenix 2006 (e.g. : phoenix_service_sw_2006_12_5_136.rar)

- the firmware of your phone. (check the file ‘last firmware’ for the latest versions of your bb5 phone at the date of appearance of this tutorial)

- the DKU-2 cable and the phone, of course.

Some of these files are archived on volumes. Unpack them all in the same folder and you will finally get the file you want. For Phoenix 2004, do “Save as” in order to download it, and change it in “.EXE”.

Step 1 - INSTALL DIEGO

- Run and install the following file: 55667793_Diego_3_06.msi

- If you get an error during the installation, it’s because you didn’t uninstall the Nokia connectivity cable driver!

Step 2 - INSTALL PHOENIX SERVICE 2004 WITH THE CRACK

- Open the crack first. Just open it, don’t run it now!

- Start installing phoenix 2004. During the installation you’ll get an error message.

- Press on “Retry” and run the crack immediately after! (Check that the destination folder is Windows/system32).

If you’re not fast enough, the message will reappear and you’ll have to re-run the crack the same way as above (but faster…)

- You’ll get 2 error messages, just press OK, and then Finish.

- You successfully installed phoenix service 2004.

Restart your PC.

Step 3 - INSTALL PHOENIX 2006

You have the shortcut for Phoenix on your desktop. Run it, and you might get several times the message "dskey not found!”. This is normal, just press « ok », and eventually Phoenix should open.

- Don’t close the program. You must only minimize the window.

- Run phoenix_service_sw_2006_12_5_136.EXE. You shouldn’t have any error!

- Make sure you don’t restart the PC at the end of the installation. Just choose "restart my PC later" and then Finish.

Now you can close the window of Phoenix that you have minimized.

Go to the folder Program files/Nokia/phoenix and copy this entire folder on your desktop.

Restart your PC.

If you have any error messages after the reboot, just press « Cancel ».
Go to /Program files/Nokia/, delete the folder phoenix, then replace it by the folder that you saved on your desktop. Now Re-run the crack of Phoenix 2004.

You can now run Phoenix 2006.

Step 4 – INSTALL THE CABLE

It is advisable to close the applications you don’t need during the flashing (like antivirus, anti-spy ware etc).

Connect your USB cable (DKU2 or another) to the PC, and connect your started phone.

Wait for Windows XP to install all the drivers (it’s better to not have unknown hardware devices), and then don’t touch your phone anymore because the cable doesn’t hang on very well and it might disconnect!

Now you have to execute these steps in phoenix:

File / Manage connection / New/ select USB / press Finish / Apply and Close.

Step 5 - FLASHING THE PHONE

- Put the firmware folder on your desktop. (e.g. RM36 for a Nokia 6680)
It should contain 2 files (this might vary depending on your phone model and download source):
One (MCU) with the .COR extension and the other one (PPM) with the .V30 extension.

- Do the following in phoenix: Flashing / sw update
You should see the name of the firmware folder (like RM36) on the top of the phoenix window. If you can see it, you’re on the good way.

- On the first line (Image File), browse for your file that ends by .COR .

- On the second line (PPM File), browse for your file that ends by .V30 .

Press START and don’t touch your phone anymore.

Wait for a message!
Phoenix will tell you to press the ON key of your phone and OK on the Phoenix software!

Firmware upgrade was done!

Notes:
for some phones, you don’t have to install phoenix 2006. The 2005 or 2004 might be enough:

Phoenix 2004 --- 6630 . . .
Phoenix 2005 --- N70 . . . 6680 . . . 6630
Phoenix 2006 --- N90 . . . N70 . . . 6680 . . . 6630 . . .

You will have the list of the supported models for each version, when you make “File / open product”.

The same procedure applies for Phoenix 2005, but you don’t have to re-run the crack (if you have trouble with the phone’s drivers, you can install Nokia_Conn_Cable_Driver_159_ita.msi or even re-install Nokia PC Suite).

If you uninstall “Nokia connectivity” at the beginning, you can re-use Nokia PC Suite after that.

The reference of the language pack helps you to choose the language you want in your the phone (so you can pick a different version than the .V30).

The phones that are locked on an operator will remain so after the flashing. The unlock code provided by your operator will work whether you flash your phone in a Nokia original firmware version or not.

The number of FW files is depending on the phone model (6630 has 2 files / 6020 has 3 files / Communicator has 5 files). The ideal would be to have a flash .EXE (data package), allowing to know the order of the files due to the included “.INI”; but there’s not always the case (the minimum is to have one mcu and one ppm).

The order in the flashing procedure (see the JPG image)

Image file: \products\rh12_28_11005.500 (.3 chiffres)
PPM file: \products\ rh12_28_11005.50c (.2 chiffres + lettre)
Content file: \products\rh12_28_11005.50.ucp_c (.2 chiffres+ mot + lettre)
ADSP Flash : NONE (communicator)
APE Variant : NONE (communicator)
APE Userdisk: NONE (communicator)

For dead phones: File/ Open product, choose your phone model and then flash it (see attached PDF). If it doesn’t work, you can still flash your phone with a box, after have been doing a full-erase.

Google Talk comes to iPhone/iPod Touch

noreply@blogger.com (admin) — Fri, 04 Jul 2008 05:26:00 +0000

Now we talk about iPhone with Google talk. iPhone is changing the way people are browsing the internet. Many new companies have come up that make iPhone/iPod Touch optimized applications and games. There also a lot of existing companies who have optimized their existing applications for the iPhone/iPod Touch. Google is one such company that came up with the optimized versions of Google Reader, Google Mail for these two devices. This time Google has come up with the optimized version of its popular instant messenger, Google Talk for the iPhone and the iPod Touch. You dont need to have a 3G iPhone for this, if you have a Safari Browser then your are one. With this optimized GTalk for your iPhone, you can send and receive messages in chat sessions with your contacts.You can also easily move between multiple chat screens. You can also go off the record if you dont want your chats to be stored in your GMail account. So what are you waiting for get Google Talk for your Apple touch screen devices. Get Google Talk!!!. I am planning to get one for my iPod Touch.

3G iPhone Coming in August to India

noreply@blogger.com (admin) — Fri, 04 Jul 2008 05:18:00 +0000

This one comes from Financial Chronicle, e-paper from the Deccan Chronicle guys. The plans for iPhone on AirTel and Vodafone are out and they look something like this,

AirTel Plan -

You have to pay 10,000 INR upfront for the iPhone 3G
For data and voice calls get ready to pay INR 699 per month
There is a lock-in period for the sim card

Vodafone

10,000 to 12,000 INR upfront
There is a lock-in period for the sim card

This means that the 3G iPhone pricing in India that leaked sometime back was a false leak. Anyways, the lock-in period for AirTel might spread upto 18 months. There might be some alternative subscription plans also. The lock-in period of 18 months might be a turn-off for mobile phone geeks here in India as, during that 18 month tenure, there is a possibility that, Nokia launches Tube with the S60 Touch Mobile OS. I am pretty sure that, it will certainly have the loyalties of iPhone affected.

If you planning to buy the 3G iPhone, when it comes to India, this guided tour would be of your help.

*article from nampblog

N73 Special Edition for Arabian and African Market

noreply@blogger.com (admin) — Fri, 04 Jul 2008 05:10:00 +0000

Wow, this is a good news for Nokia fans in Arabic and Africa because the Nokia announced the launch of the Nokia N73 Special Edition which will be initially exclusively available in the Middle East and North Africa markets.

The launch coincides with the Holy month of Ramadan and the offer includes a full range of applications, carefully tailored to meet the needs of consumers in the Arab world.

The Nokia N73 Special Edition is available in an elegant new soft white colour with subtle highlights.

The fully featured sales package includes a 2GB mini SD memory card, matching leather pouch and high performance stereo headset.

The new Nokia N73 Special Edition includes a unique portfolio of pre-loaded applications including a collection of Azkars for the morning and the evening, an Islamic Organiser with audible alarms for the five daily prayers, a Qibla direction indicator and a Hijri calendar.

The Hajj and Umrah application provides simple step-by-step descriptions for the Hajj and Umrah, while the Ramadaniat application explains all the instructions and rules for the Holy month of Ramadan.

Also included with these on the 2GB miniSD card are two Islamic e-books and a Universal Dictionary application which supports English, Arabic, Farsi, Urdu and French.

“In addition the Nokia N73 Special Edition offers unique Ramadan Greetings, a very special customized e-card application that enables families and friends to send greeting cards through SMS or MMS in celebration of this Holy month” said Neil Gordon, vice-president for Multimedia, Nokia, Middle East & Africa.

“This new edition is a reflection of Nokia’s commitment to continuously provide consumers with tailored services, based on their needs and requirements.”

In addition to the pre-loaded content consumers using the Nokia N73 Special Edition can also download other additional applications directly from the Download! feature on the device.

Downloadable content includes the Name of Allah application, exclusively available for Nokia users as well as a third e-book.

HTC Touch Diamond vs. Samsung i900 Omnia: Head-to-Head

noreply@blogger.com (admin) — Fri, 04 Jul 2008 04:57:00 +0000

I found the article from Gsmarena that posted comparing the Samsung Omnia to the HTC Diamond. Here are the advantages of each phone over the other and the final conclusion.

Diamond over Omnia:
VGA display (2.8-inch, 480 x 640 pixels)
TouchFLO 3D Home screen (better than Omnia's Touchwiz UI)
Nicer design
More compact body
Lighter weight
Active magnetic stylus (Omnia has no stylus slot)
Touch-sensitive scroll wheel (better than Omnia's optical joystick)
Better sunlight legibility (by a small margin)
Standard miniUSB slot (as opposed to Samsung's proprietary custom plus)
Dedicated graphics chip with 64MB memory
Comes with the amusing Teeter game (uses the accelerometer)
Has pre-installed YouTube client and MP3 Trimmer application for ringtones
Better video playback performance

Omnia over Diamond:
Bigger, though lower-res display (3.2", 240 x 400 pixels)
Has a better, more solid build and finish
Almost double battery life
Better CPU performance (by a nice margin according to software benchmarks)
Quad-band GSM support (Diamond has two versions to cover all the four bands)
microSD card slot (Diamond has none)
8 or 16 GB of storage memory (Diamond has 4GB)
Much better 5 megapixel camera (better processing, higher resolution, face and smile detection, geotagging)
TV-out (Diamond lacks that)
Landscape QWERTY keyboard (Diamond has one but only in browser)
Auto screen rotation is available in all applications and can be switched off
Comes with DivX video support (Diamond has none, but DivX players can be installed)
Has pre-installed a custom Alarms app, a Video editor and a unit converter

Conclusion
Well, it's the final whistle in our head-to-head. Tempted as we are to not leave it a tie and send it to a penalty shootout, we just have to pay due respect to both contenders. After all it's not the score that makes the game exciting. Sometimes a draw can be as interesting to watch, and this one here sure ain't goalless.

Anyway, it's nearly impossible to give a conclusive judgment as to which of these two fine PocketPCs deserves your money better. The Samsung i900 Omnia and the HTC Touch Diamond are both excellent choices with their own set of advantages and shortcomings. The good thing is they hardly overlap, so getting your priorities right is all you need to make the right choice.

You can certainly get the short version of their virtues at the beginning of this review, we won't be repeating all of those here.

The main point to make here is that there isn't a perfect device that's got it all for all consumer groups even in this high-end segment. Instead, when you go after one of these extra sweet devices you should carefully weigh your priorities and pick the one that covers most of them.

iPhone 3G is still to see a reality check, but it's almost sure that these two can give the latest Apple device a good fight. Maybe they still can't challenge the iPhone interface, but they are finally getting closer.

With HTC Touch Diamond and Samsung i900 Omnia, Windows Mobile handsets no longer seem chubby and nerdy. The next generation of PocketPCs match style with the best performance in their class.

Nokia BB5 Hardware Solutions & Pictures in One Software!

noreply@blogger.com (admin) — Thu, 03 Jul 2008 14:54:00 +0000

- 3110: display,keypad,charge,micro,sim,speaker,power switch,light.
- 3250: display,keypad,charge,micro,camera,sim,lcd,bluetoo th.
- 5200/5300: light,keypad,buzzer,micro,network,mmc.
- 5500: display,keypad,ring,speaker,vibra.
- 6125: light,keypad,sim.
- 6131: light,keypad,power switch,charge,display,mmc.
- 6233/6234: display,keypad,not charging,charge ways,camera,vol key,mmc,light,micro,ring.
- 6270: display,keypad,charge,micro,camera,network,headset ,light.
- 6280: display,keypad,power switch,camera,light,sim,mmc,bluetooth.
- 6300: display,not charging,charge ways,camera,power switch,network,mmc,lcd light,micro.
- 7360: light,speaker,sim.
- 7370: keypad,vol key,charge.
- E50 : joystick,micro,audio.
- E60 : light,keypad,power switch,charge,display.
- E61/E62: display,joystick,power switch,signal ways,audio,charge,sim.
- E65 : key,light,lcd.
- N70/N72: white screen,vibra,handfree,keypad,camera,charge,bluetoo th,light,micro,power switch,ear ways,mmc,sim,lcd.
- N73 : power switch,white screen,charge,network,camera,vibra,joystick,sim,mi cro,ear,front cam,mmc.
- N80 : network,white screen,charge,speaker,keypad,light,hang,ring,mmc,l cd.
- N90 : network,keypad,micro,charge,sim.
- N91 : display,keypad,power switch,earpiece,vibra,ring,charge,hang.
- N93 : charge,micro.
- N95 : flash cam,keypad,power switch,camera,light,sim,camera,bluetooth.

Download

UNLOCK Nokia BB5 Mobile Phones Security Code (100% working)

noreply@blogger.com (admin) — Wed, 02 Jul 2008 20:02:00 +0000

This tutorial will work for all the Nokia BB5 Mobile Phones (listed below).

What do you need is download Nemesis Service Suite from the link below

Nemesis Service Suite
12.27 MB 2007-08-26 NSS103812.exe

CONNECT UR FONE VIA USB CABLE IN PC MODE & INSTALL THE DRIVERS FOR UR CELL FONE PROVIDED WITH NOKIA PC SUITE.THEN EXIT PC SUITE

THEN INSTALL

Nemesis Service Suite

downloaded from the above site

SELECT USB VIRTUAL DRIVE during installation (in case of nokia 6120c)(for nokia 5700 use diamond protection)

AFTER INSTALLATION OPEN IT

THEN CLiK ON SCAN BUTTON

AFTER THAT CLiK ON PHONE INFO

NOW CLiK ON SCAN

NOW CLiK ON PERMANENT MEMORY TAB given on right bottom of application

NOW CLiK ON READ

IT WILL READ THE PERMANENT MEMORY FILE

& WRITE IT TO THE DISK

UR PM FILE WILL BE LOCATED IN THE PATH:

D:\Program Files\NSS\Backup\pm\356252*********.pm

open that PM file in NOTEPAD

now scroll uptil FIELD [308] and on the 5th RECORD ur security code is saved

like that

5=31313131310000000000 remove all the "3" digits and it will be like that

5= 11111 0000000000 now its 11111 thats it.

Enjoy!

All the NOKIA BB5 phones :
Nokia 3250
Nokia 6125
Nokia 6131
Nokia 6270
Nokia 6280
Nokia 6630
Nokia 6680
Nokia 6681
Nokia 6682
Nokia 7370
Nokia E50
Nokia E60
Nokia E61
Nokia E62
Nokia E70
Nokia N71
Nokia N72
Nokia N73
Nokia N80
Nokia N90
Nokia N91
Nokia N92
Nokia N93

Midnight Pool Sneaks for N-Gage

noreply@blogger.com (admin) — Wed, 02 Jul 2008 15:21:00 +0000

For all N-gage fans, now you can play a better pool game only in your mobile phone! In case you slept through the weekend, we wanted to let you know that Midnight Pool has been added to the ever-growing list of games available on Nokia’s N-Gage platform. Hailing from Gameloft, Midnight Pool allows you to work your way through the ranks of the underground billiards scene, earning more cash and more respect from fellow shooters.

Several sites have already given the game a run-through, and written up their thoughts thus far. Steve at AllAboutNgage is impressed with the graphics and experience, but gives the actual gameplay rather low points.

It’s free to download (aside from data costs) and give the trial a go, so it won’t hurt anything to give it a run. What do you think? Great game, or do you think you’ll stick with the free trial?

Latest Mobile Phones by Nokia CK-300 CarKit Reviewed

noreply@blogger.com (admin) — Wed, 02 Jul 2008 15:15:00 +0000

Justin Berkovi, a guest writer over at AllAboutSymbian.com, has posted his review of the Nokia CK-300 car kit. Nokia’s accessories, which are usually pretty high quality, get very little coverage, anywhere, and it’s something that bothers me. I’d like to see, in the future, Nokia bundling its excellent accessories with its cell phones. Why not tack on an extra $50 and toss in a set of Bluetooth stereo speakers with a music-centric handset, or a custom car mount with a navigation-centric handset?

In any case, the Nokia CK-300 is a minimalist car kit that mostly sits behind your dash, but does offer a small remote with just a few necessary buttons. The rest of the kit uses the display of your cell phone to interact, offering a comfortable viewing medium for you, and allowing even better integration by supporting A2DP Bluetooth stereo streaming to your car, which is very handy indeed.

You can click here to read through Justin’s coverage, including plenty of screenshots of the application that is installed on your S60-powered handset. I also dug up this video walkthrough on YouTube, to give you a bit better idea of the whole setup.