This application satisfies all your recording needs. It will let you record a voice memo or phone call WITHOUT THE BEEP anytime by simply pressing hotkeys of your own choices. Phone calls can also be recorded automatically based on your choices. You can browse, label, delete and transfer all the recorded memo and phone calls with ease. You can record arbitrarily long memo or conversations. The application will automatically stop recording once the storage space is low on your phone and never will fill up your phone. Hotkeys work anytime, always. The application is a Symbian Signed application backed by the industrial standard Quality Assurance testing procedure.

Major Features:
1) Customizable hotkeys to record, play, pause and stop
2) Or simply press abc/pen key three times to start/stop recording.
3) Or simply press PPT key three times to start/stop recording.
4) Or press Up Arrow key/record button three times rapidly to start/stop recording on Nokia E61 and the similar phones with full keyboard.
5) No beep recording of phone calls! You can choose to have the beep on or off. Demo version only allows 5 minutes of no-beep call recording. Please be aware that this feature may not work on all firmware versions of phones including Nokia E50 and 5500.
6) Support recording in both AMR and WAV formats
7) Support recording to phone memory or directly to memory card.
Optional automatic recording of phone calls
9) Adjustable maximum recording length. Demo version does not allow the change of recording length.
10) Password protected playback
11) Operate in background mode or/and user interactive mode
12) Configurable storage locations
13) Automatic startup upon phone power on. You can enable/disable this through the application settings. This feature is DISABLED by default!
14) Automatic restarting an interrupted recording, for example, by an incoming call.
15) Ask for your permission before saving a recorded clip if you like.
16) Always ready to accept hotkeys
17) Easy to manage/browse the details of all recorded clips such as caller id, duration, timestamp.
18) Automatic stop recording at low storage space
19) Send the recorded clips to other phones or PC via Bluetooth, Infrared, MMS or email (email service is required for this feature)
20) Support sending multiple clips together.
21) Support automatic deletion of the clips after they are sent.
22) Support a default email address to use for sending.
23) Easy to retrieve the recorded voice clips using

Download Link:

(mediafire link)

(box.net link)

O Blog NokiaBR tem um tutorial muito eficiente para alterar o Product Code do seu celular Nokia, com o objetivo de conseguir as mais novas atualizações do aparelho, mudar de idioma, remover informações das operadoras, etc.

Para ver este tutorial, clique aqui.

Também, especificamente para quem tem o N97 e o 5800 XpressMusic, confira antes aqui.

today’s feature rich smartphones are fantastic but their battery performances can be somewhat limiting.
This is where Battery Extender can help by fine tuning the settings on your device.
As your battery drains, less critical power draining features can be disabled to extend the life.

A profile is a list of features you wish to change.
The application comes configured with some recommended profiles but you can customise them to your needs.

Going away for a long weekend?
Enable Battery Extender’s Max Battery profile. This turns on all the power saving features to their highest levelto give you the maximum battery performance.
Going walking/running and want to be geo tagging your photos or mapping your route?
Enable Battery Extender’s Outdoor sports profile. This will enable the maximum battery performance, saving energy on unneeded features, to stop the power hungry GPS receiver from completely draining your battery.
Want to be using Google Latitude but not at the expense of a flat battery?
Add Google Maps to the list of applications to close down when you battery level drops below 3 bars.
Just want your phone to last longer?
Use the Improved Battery profile to start only changing settings when the battery runs low
Features :
Backlight brightness
Backlight timeout
Screensaver timeout
GPS
Bluetooth
Autorotate
Applications

I added 5th edition (GreenSnapperMobileGUI_0×2001E906.exe) IN this Pack… and Ravensoft Company Cant provide this version as a Trail Version In their Official Site, I Download this File From Ovi Store.

Password : www.Mobfa.Org

Direct Link : Download

• Quad-band GSM
•  3G HSDPA with 3.6Mbps
• Landscape 2.36 “16M color QVGA display resolution
• QWERTY keyboard
• Operating System Symbian 9.2 OS, S60 UI with FP1 (FP2 with some updates)
• 369 MHz ARM 11 CPU and 128 MB of SDRAM
• Wi-Fi
• Embedded GPS receiver, A-GPS
• 3.15 megapixel auto focus camera with LED blitz
• 110 MB internal memory, microSD add, comes in package with 2GB card
• Steel casing
• 2.5mm audio jack
• Bluetooth v2.0 with A2DP support
• microUSB v2.0
• FM radio
• Infrared port
• Long life battery
• Editor documents

Ponsel sekarang telah beralih fungsi.Yang dulunya hanya untuk kebutuhan SMS dan telepon,sekarang Internet Browsing telah menjadi Layanan pokok untuk ponsel.

Kebutuhan akan berselancar di dunia maya memang sudah tak terelakkan lagi.Hal ini pula yang membuat ponsel beralih fungsi.Awalnya Ponsel memakai jaringan Gprs meningkat ke Edge dan sekarang sudah 3G Dan 3,5G(HSDPA).Alhasil,Browsing pun semakin lancar dan cepat,tak kalah dengan PC.Apalagi di saat sekarang ini,bergabung dengan situs jejaring sosial semacam Facebook,myspace,twitter dan friendster membuat kebutuhan layanan koneksi internet semakin ramai saja.

Bagi Anda yang gemar dan hobi browsing,ada satu Aplikasi browser yang patut di coba yakni Skyfire v.0.9.
Skyfire sendiri mempunyai banyak kelebihan dibanding dengan aplikasi browser yang lainya.Salah satunya ialah Skyfire bisa dengan apik menampilkan video streaming dan flash format video.Opera 8.65 saja belum bisa dan masih terbatas.

Dengan dibekali kemampuan itu,Skyfire sangat menarik.Untuk sekedar nonton video youtube secara streaming tak jadi hambatan.Asalkan,koneksi jaringan internet Anda tak terputus.

Aplikasi ini kompatibel untuk semua ponsel S60v3.Di halaman utama sudah di sediakan menu untuk mengakses facebook,myspace,youtube etc.Tampilanya pun layaknya sebuah PC,ditampilkan secara full site.
Aplikasi yang cocok bagi Anda yang gemar berselancar di dunia maya via ponsel.

Skyfire tak meninggalkan cache,sehingga tak membuat kecepatan ponsel melamban.Tapi,untuk mengakses skyfire membutuh RAM yang cukup besar.Pada ponsel N73,Skyfire tak berfungsi jika ada Aplikasi lain yang terbuka.Karena N73 RAMnya terbilang kecil.
Apapun itu Skyfire tetaplah Aplikasi browser yang pantas diacungi jempol.

Selamat Mencoba!!!

Gameloft menelurkan satu game lagi yang merupakan generasi penerus game sebelumya,dengan grafik yang lebih menarik dan game play yang menawan

.Assasins Creed HD game telah di release.Bagi Anda penggemar game Mobile tentunya sudah tak asing lagi.Di versi sebelumnya Assasin creed hadir dalam versi 2D Java,dan itupun sudah cukup menarik.Gak mau kalah dengan Prince Of Persia,Assasin creed menyuguhkan basic screen 3D dengan genre Action dan Adventure.Game ini bisa berjalan bagi pengguna Ponsel S60v3.Karena HD(High Definition)ukuran game pun diperbesar mencapai 5mb.Hal ini disesuaikan dengan grafik 3D dan sound.

Seperti halnya game Assasin,Anda akan dipersenjatai pedang untuk menumpas musuh.Rintangan,Jebakan,bertebaran di setiap level.Olah keterampilan Anda memainkan tombol Dpad berperan sangat penting.Ada beberapa situasi yang mengharuskan Anda melakukan loncatan dan menjaga keseimbangan.

Game yang sangat menghibur untuk sekelas ponsel.Sesuatu yang menarik ada pada game ini Yaitu Puzzle.Di suatu kesempatan Anda Akan dihadapkan sebuah puzzle dan Anda harus bisa melakukanya untuk melanjutkan misi.

Untuk lebih masuk ke dalam Game storynya,Anda langsung download aja gamenya..gratis…Karena jika diceritakan akan panjang ceritanya.

Selamat bermain!!

Ich bin seit ca 1 1/2 Jahren ein mobiler Vielsurfer auf meinem Nokia E61 und war eigentlich mit einem gut funktionierenden Browser (Opera Mini) bisher rundum glücklich. Das Betriebssystem des Mobiltelefons war mir bisher ziemlich egal und mein Verständnis für die Funktionen von Symbian S60 (=Betriebssystem von teureren Nokias) reichte grad mal zum starten von Opera.

Hinweis: Ich arbeite als Neighborhood Planner für PXP / Wunderman für den Kunden Nokia (Region ASE). Die Aussagen in diesem Blog sind meine Privatmeinung und haben mit der Meinung meines Auftraggebers nicht zwangsläufig etwas gemein. Ich bin in meinem Blog um kritische Distanz zu Nokia bemüht.

Seit ich nun in den letzten Wochen mehr und mehr in die Welt der Applikationen und Services von Nokia eintauche, merke ich wie wenig Aufmerksamkeit ich dem zugrundeliegenden OS bisher gewidmet hab und lern täglich ein paar nützliche Kniffe hinzu (zb Menü Taste lange drücken öffnet Task Manager – jaja iPhone Freunde, am Nokia laufen Anwendungen auch ohne jailbreak parallel ). Viele weitere gute Tipps gibts bei s60.at/forum/tipps.htm.

Jedenfalls kann ich mich nun wieder besser in die Rolle eines Computeranfängers reinversetzen, Handybetriebssysteme sind mittlerweile wirklich eine ziemlich umfangreiche Angelegenheit.

Ich hab nun endlich mein altes Nokia E61 gegen ein neues Nokia N97 getauscht und bin die letzten Tage ausführlich am Testen. Der Eindruck der ersten Woche ist durchaus positiv, hier ein kleiner Erfahrungsbericht der Highlights und Tiefpunkte beim täglichen Arbeiten mit dem N97. Infos zur Hardware- und Softwareausstattung vom N97 gibts in einem ausführlichen Bericht von Mr. Mobile Helmut Hackl im S60.at Magazin.

Als erstes habe ich mal die Nokia Ovi Suite 2.0 Beta am PC installiert (Ablösung der Nokia PC Suite und einiger anderer Clientsoftwareprodukte von Nokia wie zb Map Loader).

Das folgende Video von Nokia Conversations zeigt kurz und bündig den Funktionsumfang:

Das Programm hat seine Ecken und Kanten, was auch die Beta Version erklärt, scheint mir aber schon jetzt die sinnvollere und zukunftssicherste Variante der Clientsoftware zu sein.

Ovi and Ovi Suite 2.0

Einen Ovi User auf ovi.com hatte ich bereits vom E61, damit habe ich zuerst mal die Daten von meinem alten Telefon auf das N97 transferiert. Dazu habe ich das N97 in ovi.com hinzugefügt und bin den Anweisungen gefolgt: an mein N97 wurde eine SMS mit den Konfigurationseinstellungen für das Syncprofil von ovi gesendet – ein ziemlich komplizierter Weg, das hätte Nokia auch schon vorkonfigurieren können. Danach über die Hilfe-Applikation nach dem Synceinstellungen gesucht, Ovi ausgewählt und gesynct. Das syncen der Kontakte hat super funktioniert, meine Notizen hab ich leider nicht transferieren können.

Zur Bedienung des Geräts: Ich hab festgestellt, dass man den Touchscreen erst an seine individuelle Arbeitsweise anpassen muss (unter Einstellungen -> Telefon -> Touchscreen), damit er wirklich einwandfrei funktioniert. Ich musste zb die Stiftbreite auf “Breit” einstellen (ich verwende, so wie vermutlich 99% die Finger und nicht den mitgelieferten Stift) und die Kalibrierung durchführen, damit der Touchscreen Sinn ergibt.

Beim Betriebssystem merkt man zwar, dass es aus Zeiten stammt, wo von Touchscreen noch keine Rede war. Die Fingerbedienung mit Wischen und Ziehen ist nicht in allen Screens ident bzw möglich, allerdings gewöhnt man sich dran bzw kennt die Navigationsmetapher bereits von anderen Nokia Handys.

Der Lagesensor (Handy drehen dreht die Darstellung um 90°) war bei mir nach der Auslieferung des Handys übrigens deaktiviert, ich musste es unter Einstellungen > Telefon > Lagesensor erst einschalten.

Dazwischen mal ein kleiner Test der Applikationen. Das Facebook Widget auf der Startseite ist nett und zeigt live die aktuellsten Updates von Facebook, das Facebook Logo nimmt allerdings unnötig viel Platz weg. Das Widget auf der Startseite ist nur der erste Teil der Applikation, ein Klick auf das Widget öffnet die Applikation in Full Screen (ausführlicher Testbericht auf n97fanatics). Die Facebook Applikation ist soweit ok, auch wenn sich schnell ein paar Bugs finden. Die angezeigten Nachrichten meiner Facebook Wall sind nicht vollständig bzw aktuell (vielseits reporteter Bug), beim Upload eines Handyfotos direkt aus der Applikation erscheint eine Fehlermeldung, obwohl es schlussendlich korrekt hochgeladen wurde. Da wird man noch ein bisschen schrauben müssen, um die App wirklich stabil hinzubekommen.

Anders dagegen Gravity, meine erste App, die ich aus dem Ovi Store runtergeladen habe, und seit langem wieder mal Software, für die ich selbst Geld ausgegeben habe (10€ – hey harald, wieviel hast du gestern für burger und bier ausgegeben ). Gravity ist ein wirklich guter Twitter Client mit allen Features, die man erwartet und ein wirklicher Best Practice für die Funktionen des N97.

Ich bin gespannt wie die Nokia Nutzerschaft auf die Preise der Applikationen reagiert und ob Nokia es schafft, einen höherpreisigen Durchschnittswert als Apple bei den Applikationen zu etablieren – für Entwickler könnte dann die Kombination von grösserer Reichweite und höherer Marge schnell interessant werden.

Ich hatte den Ovi Store bereits mal am E61 getestet und war schon am verzweifeln – nicht funktionierende Links, wenige kompatible Inhalte und die kognitive Leistung, am Mobiltelefon store.ovi.mobi und nicht store.ovi.com anzusurfen ließen mich ernsthaft zweifeln. Anders am N97: Mit der Ovi Store Applikation am N97 funktionierte die Auswahl, die Bezahlung per Kreditkarte, der Download und die Installation von Gravity allerdings wirklich smooth und ohne Probleme. Das Video zeigt die Installation einer App über den Ovi Store – für alle Fussball Freunde:

Allerdings erhoffe ich mir für den Ovi Store noch deutliche Verbesserungen in der Ausstattung mit guter Software – Klingeltöne und Cartoon Network Videos finde ich weniger interessant, die Kategorie Business Software und Web 2.0 Standardsoftware ist zwar vorhanden, aber stark unterrepräsentiert. Da es allerdings in freier Wildbahn noch viele gute Apps gibt, die noch nicht im ovi store enthalten sind, erwarte ich mir da baldige Besserung. Ich hoffe auch das es bald mehr Applikationen gibt, die man als Widget auf der Startseite platzieren kann.

Zu guter letzt hab ich noch ein Update der N97 Systemsoftware durchgeführt (mithilfe von Ovi Suite 2.0, da das Update over-the-air leider keine neuere Version anzeigte). Das Update von von 10.0.012 auf 11.0.021, welches einige Bugs behebt, lief grundsätzlich ohne Probleme, Achtung beim Ausführen der Funktion in einem Firmennetzwerk – die Fehlermeldung bzgl Verbindungsproblem liegt an einer Sperre in der Firmenfirewall.

Fazit: Bis auf ein paar Macken find ich das N97 ausgezeichnet, vermutlich zwar nichts für eingefleischte iPhone Liebhaber die auf Simplizität stehen (ich konnte meine iPhone Freunde noch nicht überzeugen). Aber dafür auch deutlich offener,  vielseitiger und individueller anpassbarer – eine gute Mischung aus Gadget und Arbeitstier.

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beberapa waktu terakhir ini saya menyadari saya tidak dapat menemukan GPS bluetooth merek Holux M1000 milik saya. karena saya masih tetap membutuhkan GPS yang dikombinasikan dengan aplikasi GMXT di nokia E61 saya (yang sudah berumur 3 tahun) untuk bisa menavigasi kota Jakarta dan sekitarnya, akhirnya saya memutuskan untuk membeli sebuah produk GPS bluetooth buatan Cina yang dijual di situs dealextreme.com.

salah satu faktor mengapa saya suka berbelanja di dealextreme adalah kita bisa memilih metode pengiriman pos tercatat dengan biaya yang gratis. di situs tersebut, Holux M1000 milik saya yang hilang harga barunya adalah USD 45.90. saya memilih produk buatan Cina yang sayangnya tidak ada mereknya, hanya disebutkan sebagai 16-Channel Car GPS Bluetooth Receiver seharga USD 37.63, dengan spesifikasi sebagai berikut:

• Nemerix chipset 16 Channels all view tracking
• High sensitivity with accuracy within 3 meters
• Reacquisition time: 0.1 sec.
• Support standard NMEA-0183 at 9600 bps baud rate
• Compatible with bluetooth devices with Serial Port Profile (SPP)
• Li-Ion rechargeable battery lasts for more than 20 hours of use

di dalam paket adalah GPS bluetooth, batere Li-Ion kapasitas 750 mAH, charger USB, USB car charger plug, dan charger langsung ke colokan listrik. colokan charger-nya sendiri sama persis dengan colokan charger nokia E61 saya.

aplikasi pertama yang saya coba setelah melakukan pairing antara nokia E61 dengan GPS bluetooth ini adalah Google Maps, yang sukses mengenali GPS bluetooth tersebut dengan nama “BT-GPS”. sewaktu saya masih menggunakan Holux M1000, aplikasi Google Maps sangat sulit bisa “tersambung”, bisa belasan kali mencoba baru bisa tersambung. itupun koneksinya seakan tidak stabil, kadang Google Maps kehilangan koneksi ke M1000. seharian ini saya mencoba Google Maps dengan GPS buatan Cina ini, selalu cepat terkoneksi dan tidak pernah terputus koneksinya.

berikutnya adalah dengan aplikasi GMXT. saya sempat berkecil hati karena dua percobaan awal untuk pairing antara GMXT dengan GPS buatan Cina ini gagal terus, untungnya di percobaan ketiga akhirnya GMXT sukses mengenalinya. tampaknya GPS harus mengunci posisi dulu sebelum bisa dikenali oleh GMXT.

setelah mencobanya selama setengah hari ini, berikut beberapa hasil pengamatan saya:

• GPS buatan Cina ini relatif lebih lambat mengunci posisi ketimbang Holux, namun masih bisa ditoleransi
• sensitivitas GPS juga relatif lebih rendah, ketika melewati jalan antara gedung-gedung tinggi seperti Marriott dan Ritz Carlton di Mega Kuningan, GPS sempat lost satellite reception, namun dalam waktu singkat berhasil mengunci posisi kembali
• selama pemakaian, bagian bawah GPS (tempat batere) terasa hangat; hal ini tidak terjadi pada Holux M1000
• namun walaupun banyak kelemahan seperti di atas, GPS ini mudah dikenali oleh Google Maps, beda dengan Holux M1000, sehingga saya lebih suka menggunakan GPS buatan Cina ini

help save the earth with an app for your s60v3 phone, “what app is that?” it’s an app by the name of Green phone.

What does it do*

This innovative smart tool lets the user define the brightness level of the display of his device. Based on time rules and on the build-in lightsensor GreenPhone can increase the daily battery uptime tremendously.

Supported Devices*

Nokia 3250, 5320 XpressMusic, 5500, 5700, Nokia 5800 Xpress Music, 6110, 6120, 6121, 6210, 6220, 6290, 6650, E50, E51, E60, E61, E61i, E62, E63, E65, E66, E70, E71, E90, N71, N73, N76, N77, N78, N80, N81, N82, N91, N92, N93, N95, N95 8GB and N96

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it’s not much but it’s better then doing nothing………

с маалко закъснение видях, че еленко ме е посочил да споделя някой от нещата с които често работя, та затова ето един кратък списък включващ някои от тях. плюс малко софтуер.

nokia n82 – един от най-добрите телефони на nokia създавани изобщо и чудесен пример за добре реализирана мобилна цифрова конфергенция. смартфон с мощен хардуер, пълнофункционален браузър поддържащ flash, gps приемник и отлична камера записваща vga видео, която дори има ксенонова светкавица наред с всичко останало. камерата беше важна за избора, защото не винаги нося сериозната техника, но в него имат дял и ос, възможностите за сърфиране и локализиране. не харесвам особено сензорните интерфейси, но очаквам по някое време да съм с такъв телефон.

nintendo ds lite с acekard 2 – ключово тук е забавлението, а nintendo знаят най-добре как да го осигурят. acekard 2 е за пускане на бекъпи и го препоръчвам горещо. вече се оглеждам и за новия dsi, който от началото на април се продава в европа, но не и в българия. в тази връзка the legend of zelda: phantom hourglass е изключително преживяване, а gta: chinatown wars просто трябва да се пробва, защото буквално е игра от друг свят.

olympus e-420 – търсех dslr фотоапарат, който да е малък, но да не пести от възможности и olympus ми го даде. удобен и лек, прави снимки с максимална резолюция от 10mр и има екстри, които много бих искал да пробвам, но едва ли ще го направя по финансови съобръжения – става дума за възможността за безжично управление на няколко светкавици. не че няма недостатъци, но в комбинация с един 25 mm pancake обектив е нещо, което без проблем мога да сложа в джоба си.

canon powershot a610 – компактен модел с подвижен дисплей (много полезна екстра), който, макар и старичък, е чудесен пример за качеството на серията powershot. изтърпя геройски експериментите ми преди преминаването към dslr и все още работи отлично като бекъп фото. записва vga видео при 30fps, прави 5mp снимки и има един куп ръчни настройки.

seiko SNDA07 – доскоро от дълго време не бях носил часовник, но вече не се разделям с него, защото оцених не само точността, която осигурява, но и значението му като мъжки аксесоар. мисля за него като начало на колекцията ми часовници. нищо, че е кварцов и неособено рядък. seiko, защото за разлика от прехвалените швейцарски динозаври, компанията полага всички усилия за да заслужи името си и на нея дължим един куп технологии в измерването на време. в to buy списъка следват автоматичен kinetic и spring drive, но последното ако спечеля от тотото. на дневен ред е и покупка на casio.

sandisk sansa e280 v2 + 4gb micdosd transcend + слушалки sony – sansa e280 е много добър плеър, но с v2 стана още по-добър. за жалост променения хардуер означава несъвместимост с rockbox, но хората от проекта усилено работят по-въпроса. качеството на звука е един път, интерфейса е приятен, макар че липсата на възможност за избор на папка продължава да ме дразни, има и батерия, която може да се смени, както и microsd слот за увеличаване на вградената 8gb памет. слушалките са от предния ми плеър sony nwz-a818, който е изключителен, но за жалост дисплея му се счупи след нелеп инцидент. иначе още работи. това е употребявана sansa, която спечелих особено изгодно в ebay. вчера пристигнаха и слушалките sennheiser cx 300-ii precision и сега минавам на тях.

авиатори polaroid – мисля че вече имат 5 години активно носене (плюс няколко прекосявания на пирин/рила/стара планина) и като нищо могат да изкарат още толкова. поляризирани, изключително леки и удобни и достатъчно големи. изненада ме това, че последните 1-2 години взеха, че се върнаха на мода.

buffalo whr-g54s с openwrt – взех го след подробен рисърч и то защото не исках от масовите модели на linksys. изглежда много по-добре от тях (на снимката е опръскан с кафе) и е не по-малко функционален – още от началото инсталирах openwrt и досега не съм имал никакви проблеми. още няколко плюса в полза на buffalo – японци са и са автори на стандарт наречен aoss, който ще ви е доста полезен ако ползвате nintendo ds и/или wii и sony psp и/или ps3. в whr-g54s aoss е под формата на бутон, едно натискане на който създава защитена безжична връзка с игровите конзоли. това обаче действа само с оригиналния фърмуер.

lenovo l220x – от серията thinkvision е, което обяснява и дървения дизайн, но на мен тази консервативност ми харесва. избрах го, защото в началото на миналата година беше единствения 22″ модел с хубава матрица (s-pva) и с hd резолюция. е, малко повече от hd – 1920 х 1200 пиксела. има отлична стойка, която се движи и върти навсякъде и хитра система за управление на кабелите. препоръчвам ако имате нужда от качествено цветопредаване и висока резолюция.

holux gpslim236 – външен gps приемник с един от най-добрите и точни чипсети – sirfstar III. поръчан от холандия. ползвах го активно в комбинация с nokia e61, но откакто съм с n82 влиза все по-рядко в употреба и то тогава, когато ми е нужна по-голяма точност от осигуряваната от телефона. което ще рече най-вече при геокешинг.

olympus vn-2100pc – компактен цифров диктофон с 64mb вградена памет. с него ползвам и външен насочен микрофон полезен при по-силен околен шум. не съм го избирал, но съм много доволен – за жалост няма драйвери за новата ми ос – vista x64, и сега ще трябва да измисля някакъв друг начин за сваляне на записите.

jbl on tour – портативни говорители с необичайно качествен звук за този клас устройства, заради, което и ги избрах. имат подвижен капак, който действа и като поставка и се предлагат с платнена торбичка за пренасяне. захранват се от 4 ааа батерии или от ел. мрежа и имат 3.5 мм аудиовход за връзка с всякакви плеъри, телефони, лаптопи, игрови конзоли и каквото още се сетите. за качеството на звука се грижат клас D цифров усилвател и разни тайни технологии на jbl.

samsung SMX-F34BP – малка и евтина флаш камера, която записва SD видео върху 16gb вградена памет или върху sd карта. дизайна е като този на hd варианта й, но качеството не е, което е ясно – трябва ми за заснемане на разни видеоревюта и за целта си се справя чудесно. изненадващо предлага един куп възможности за ръчна настройка и дори има time lapse режим.

софтуер: colibri (лаунчър), atlantis ocean mind (текстов редактор), miranda (im клиент), azureus (торент клиент), picasa (фото мениджър), ff (браузер), vlc (видео плеър), appolo (аудио плеър) и thunderbird (пощенски клиент).

 This Easter we are celebrating by slashing the cost of our fantastic e-mailing phone, the Nokia E61. Powered by the advanced Symbian software, this phone has a full QWERTY keyboard built into it. With a MiniSD card slot, you can store thousands of documents, e-mails, images and music on the device. The device can also open many common document formats, such as Microsoft Word, Excel, Powerpoint and Adobe PDF.

For just £20 per month (including VAT) you can get the stunning Nokia E61, with unlimited Internet & E-Mail (subject to fair use of course) together with 300 any-time, any-network minutes or texts or any combination of the two.

Not enough minutes? Get 1100 minutes or texts instead for just £32 per month, also with the free Internet & E-Mail.

Don’t forget – we also provide free voicemail, MSN Messenger and Yahoo Messenger as standard.

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• Perfectly designed for cell phones with easy navigation and intuitive gameplay
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• 5 game modes: Quick Start, Story, Survival, Endurance, and Boss Rus.

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Download | Abracadaball - S60v3

Here is a first look  T9 Nav v02.0

that is an updated version of t9 nav that i reviewed while back.

I’m not going to say much before i give the review but let me say this “if you did get it before, you need to get it now”

The full review coming soon. 

Twittix für Nokia S60 3rd Edition

Kaufen

Nach dem großartigen Auftritt von Gravity am Anfang der Woche, gibt es nun ein weiteres Tool, um komfortabel vom Handy aus zu twittern. Twittix 0.9 wurde veröffentlicht. Das Programm ist sehr schlank, sehr schnell und sehr gut. Man kann zwar nur einen Account festlegen, aber das dürfte die meisten nicht stören, dafür bringt es aber gegenüber Gravity zwei entscheidende Vorteile. Zum einen kostet die Vollversion gerade einmal die Hälfte, also 4,95 Euro, zum anderen kann man einen Internetzugangspunkt festlegen. Das ist dann sehr praktisch, wenn man das Programm nicht den ganzen Tag am laufen hat, sondern nur ab und zu aufmacht. Jedesmal einen zugangspunkt auszuwählen kann auf Dauer ganz schön auf die Nerven gehen.

Twittix hat folgende Optionen:

- Alle Twitter Funktionen: Tweet, Reply, Direct Message, ReTweet, Follow, Unfollow, Create
and Delete favorits
- Such Funktion und Auto Update
- Reiteransicht von Timeline, Replies, Messages, Favorites, Followers, Followings
- Betrachten der User Profile direkt aus tweets; Öffnen von URLs aus jedem Tweet
- Englische und Deutsche Version verfügbar

Natürlich kommt man nicht daran vorbei, Twittix mit Gravity zu vergleichen. Beide bieten einen sehr komfortablen Zugriff auf Twitter, auch die Funktionen machen keinen großen Unterschied. Es bleibt wohl jedem selbst überlassen, welches er nutzt. Der Preis von 4,95 Euro ist natürlich klasse und definitiv ein Grund, sich Twittix mal genauer anzuschauen.

Eine kostenlose 10-Tage Testversion bekommt Ihr hier

Twittix funktioniert auf folgenden Handys:

Nokia 3250, 5320 XpressMusic, 5500, 5700, Nokia 5800 Xpress Music, 6110, 6120, 6121, 6210, 6220, 6290, 6650, E50, E51, E60, E61, E61i, E62, E63, E65, E66, E70, E71, E90, N71, N73, N76, N77, N78, N80, N81, N82, N91, N92, N93, N95, N95 8GB and N96

You take one look at the E61, and you’re not thinking smartphone. You’re thinking that this is Nokia’s move to take on the perceived might of the Research in Motion Blackberry devices, and the popular Palm Treo. And you’re probably right. At some point, the smartphone stops becoming a phone, and in fact becomes a PDA. Nokia have been pushing this envelope with the Exxx series of phones, and with the E61 it’s crossed the line.

So what we have here is a pocket computer with a QVGA screen at 320×240 (landscape mode, another S60 first), that comes bundled with 52 applications. 53 if you count the ability to make and receive voice calls. That’s a lot of power in what is clearly the ‘standard’ PDA format.

Let’s go with the physical handset and making voice calls first – after all it is sold as a smartphone. To get the keyboard into the device, this is one of the widest Nokia phones out there. On a practical point of view, it means that you’re struggling to move the E61 to get the best volume from the earpiece, and that sliding around puts a lot of grease onto the screen. Sound quality is more than adequate though, and there have been no complaints from people I’ve been talking to.

When you’re on the dial screen, the highlighted keys for the numbers will give you the numbers without having to change the preferred text entry mode (very useful, even though it’s a simple touch). Compare this with the hard to differentiate green and red call/hang up keys that are both directly under the two S60 standard soft keys, and have the same shape and styling of icon. It’s not clear at all which key does what.

Most people are going to be dialling numbers from the built in contacts application, probably synced to Outlook on their PC. There’s a natural assumption from Nokia that the E61 users will be PC based, and using Outlook – and to be fair with the E61 being a business device that’s probably correct – so the services are geared to this integration. This means that synchronising contacts (and notes, tasks and calendar entries) is something I now implicitly trust the software to do. That’s far cry from the 7650 days.

With the landscape screen of the E61, the built in applications have all needed tweaking to take account of the extra number of pixels, and the different orientation. Looking at the contacts application, we can see the tweaks made to shoehorn S60 into the larger space. We still have a bar on the bottom of the screen that labels the two soft keys, but because of the size of the screen, there is a massive blank space in the middle. The background wallpaper does minimize this, but cramping the labels into the corners of the screen isn’t a great user experience, and it looks sloppy. There must be a better way to use this screen space, and I’m confident that we’ll see some third party applications that will in the next few months.

Calling up a menu is just as strange – because this is the first Series 60 phone that doesn’t have the menu taking up the full screen (it takes up the middle two thirds). And it feels so large, mainly because of the use of a super sized font. Given the size of the fonts used for the soft keys, and miniscule icons for battery and signal strength along the top of the screen, the pop up menu just feels out of place.

So why go through all these hoops in terms of the user interface when a much better use of the screen could make it easier for the end user? The answer, of course, is S60 and economies of scale and code. Previously, Series 60 devices have been on portrait sized screens, with roughly the same width/height ratio, so everything worked as originally intended. But with the E61 switching to a landscape screen, Nokia have had no choice but to keep the same UI elements so that applications written for S60 v3 will still be able to run. I just think that a little bit more testing and tweaking needs to be done – and I’d love to see a consistent font size throughout the interface as soon as possible.

The other major point in the E61 is the inclusion of a qwerty based keyboard for easier text entry – which a great choice given the target market of the device. But again like the user interface, the fact that the E61 is a first generation qwerty S60 device (alongside the E70) shows. There are too many little quirks and problems that mean you can’t fully trust the keyboard. The main feeling is a lack of consistency – in number pad mode for making calls, you get the + sign by tapping the blue ‘embedded’ key with the plus sign. Move to the calculator application, and while you can still type in numbers directly, you can’t type the plus key, you have to resort to moving the cursor around and selecting it on screen.

On the whole, the keyboard works as advertised, but you still have to contend with a number of issues that don’t seem to flow correctly. Comparing it to other similarly sized devices such as the Palm Treo and RIM Blackberry leaves the E61 at a slight disadvantage… but it’s still streets ahead of using T9 on just a number pad.

Office

Onto the built in apps, and while most people would hit the built in PIM applications first, the strength of the E61 is actually in the Office suite of applications, with a fully featured word processor, spreadsheet and PowerPoint presentation editor. The great news on these apps is that they are programmed to take full advantage of the QVGA screen, and they look wonderful. Well, as wonderful as a full screen of letters and numbers can look.

Document (Word Processor)

Both this app and the spreadsheet work in a similar way. You get a full screen file browser to select your file (or create a new one from the menu) and on opening the application you are in ‘view’ mode. Push in the cursor and you’ll be in edit mode.

Word is probably the easiest to use, and probably the one people will want to check out first. You’re not getting an actual page layout shown here, but you edit in a way similar to the ‘normal’ view on your desktop PC. Highlighting text is done by holding the shift key down, and you can alter the formatting of highlighted sections and paragraphs from the menu. It’s all incredibly similar to Word on the Series 80-powered Communicator, and the experience in layout and UI from that device shine through here. Probably the most annoying thing is the full stop is on the left of the bottom row, and the comma is where I expect the full stop to be. This is exactly the same complaint I have about the 9500 and 9300 keyboards

It’s a nice editor, saving in both an MS-Office compatible DOC format, and also in plain text. It would be nice to have a spellchecker though – does licensing one cost that much Nokia?

Sheet (Spreadsheet)

When you need to use spreadsheets, they’re probably the most impressive use of a computer possible. They’re not for everyone, but I’m happy to say that Sheet does the job, and allows me to keep track of what I need to on my device. I know you can get banking applications (well, eventually) and a whole bundle of other apps, but you can use a spreadsheet for most of these. Keeping track of expenses? No problem? Random number generator to pretend to be some dice? Done. Watching over the household budget. All here.

For ‘pure’ spreadsheets the conversion is pretty much flawless and you can move your numbers back and forwards with ease. Add in basic highlighting, borders, bolds and italics are fine as well. There’s no options for creating any graphics or other representations of the data, which means less eye candy, but the core functionality is here.

Presentation (PowerPoint)

We’ve had PowerPoint viewers before in other Symbian office suites, but with Presentation on the E61 allowing you to edit those presentations, and to create new ones from scratch, adding in your own picture elements and text, this actually makes the E61 a viable candidate for carrying around all your presentations. Leave the laptop at home indeed. It still needs a bit more real world handling in terms of rendering, but it does teh job to a good, if not brilliant, standard.

To help with this, there is a separate “Screen Export” application, which pairs your E61 to a Bluetooth enabled projector. It should be as simple as walking to the front of ‘Demo 2007′ and doing your killer talk with nothing more than your mobile phone. Of course life is never as easy as that, but Nokia have certainly made it less difficult with this.

Office Conversion

“This document contains unsupported data that will be lost on saving.” That’s the worrying phrase that pops up when you open up an MS-Office file. And for a device that wants to work with the travelling businessman, it’s not something you want to see. So the standard (copyright Steve Litchfield!) test documents were used, and the results were actually a lot less distressing than the dialog box made out. Colours, shading in tables, even the embedded sound clip in the word document made it over. A shame then that all the Times New Roman fonts had changed to Arial.

It’s a lot more reliable than previous Office Suites, and you’d probably be okay firing back documents to your office – but you’ll probably still have a little caveat in the email asking the recipient to check over the formatting just to be sure. Nokia are almost there with this suite, they just need a lot of real world feedback to help improve it.

PIM

Even with the office suite, the core of the phone remains the PIM applications, and these have evolved through the S60 platform, and almost all the functionality that you could want. As always, the two keys are the Contacts and the Messaging applications. And while the messaging application has come to grips with the increased screen size, you can’t say the same about Contacts.

And again it’s all down to presentation and font sizes. The main screen, where you search for names, is identical in operation to other S60 phones, where you have a list of names you can search through by typing out part of the name (it searches and narrows down the potential names as you time, a nice touch). But with a massive number of pixels to work with, only seeing six names before having to scroll seems incredibly wasteful. Couple that with all the spare space on the right hand screen, I can’t help feeling that the contacts application has had nothing more than a quick code check so the layout isn’t broken in the new orientation. Nothing has been down to make better use of the extra space. At the very least alter the font size, and give me the ability to show another field on the right hand side?

Messaging

On the other hand, the messaging suite has matured very nicely, and once you get into your mailboxes, you’ll find you can see ten mail headers on the screen in the small font. Now this is more like it presentation wise. There are multiple ways to get to the application, from the “compose SMS message” on the main idle screen, selecting the application through a shortcut or the on screen icon, or even using the dedicated “messaging” button to the right of the cursor (although power users can configure this to their favourite application).

Given the form factor of the E61, it’s natural that a Blackberry like push email solution is available for the E61 in the form of the Blackberry Connect software that Nokia supply as an extra services to businesses. So you’re going to need a compatible server or something set up via your mobile network to get this feature. If you don’t have this, then you can set up the E61 to automatically check your mailbox at preset intervals which gives you “almost-push” capability which is more than adequate for most people. If it’s that urgent, just set it to check every 5 minutes. This feature has been around since feature pack two in version two fo S60, so you might have it already.

Mobile email has come a long way since the messaging applciation first saw the 7650. Then you had an SMS manager and POP3 access. The application has evolved and now copes with IMAP as well as a much improved UI – previously you had to specify which access point was applicable for each mailbox. Now when you go to collect your mail, up pops a dialog asking if the E61 should use Wi-Fi (maybe if you are in your office), GPRS, 3g or whatever other mobile connections you have. A nice touch, and great to see that the little changes can influence the feel of an app.

As well as those options, push email is a big market for E61, with Blackberry Connect and MS-Exchange both as added features for the E61, assuming you have the back end systems to cope. We’ll look at these in depth (and dissect the rest of the messaging app) in a later article.

Calendar

The Calendar application benefits the most from the increased screen size. I always felt that it was cramped in the regular portrait S60 devices, so the opening up and widening of all the layouts is appreciated, especially in the week view. Normally I would avoid this view in other S60 devices, but I found myself setting this up as the default on the E61.

The key to all the PIM applications is the synchronisation that I mentioned earlier. Nokia have gone down the 80/20 route here, and assumed that you’re going to be running with Outlook at your office or at home. The alternatives are Lotus Notes (still used extensively in businesses) and the Windows built in pim apps of Outlook Express and the Windows Address Book. These three combinations are going to reach most of the target E61 audience, and for the Apple OS crowd don’t forget that you have iCal synchronisation over Bluetooth. There’s little negative to say about the connectivity software beyond it works well (having matured over a number of years) and I definitely trust it to preserve my data at both PC and mobile device ends.

Internet and Conenctivity

Even one year ago, the connectivity options on the E61 would have seemed fantastic. Now, when you rattle through the list (Quad band GSM, GPRS and 3G data, Bluetooth, infrared, Wi-Fi, and the standard Nokia pop-port) you’re nodding your head saying, good, it’s all there. And that says more about the expectations we have in a smartphone. Lets face it, that’s a lot of electronics to pack into what is a shirt pocket sized computer. Think how many cards in your PC that would need.

What’s important though, is how smoothly they all work with each other. Whenever you ask for an Internet connection, you get a menu popping up all the available connections (assuming you haven’t told the web browser to always use Wi-Fi). There shouldn’t be any need to fiddle with the settings for your mobile network, as the internal database of settings should recognise your SIM card and present you the correct options. With Wi-Fi, the available networks are shown, and you simply select the one you want (and entering the WEP key is so much easier with this keyboard than on the N91!)

In other words, connections just work. As it should be.

The Web Browser

The big Internet application is the web browser, and having been disappointed in how pages were rendered when reviewing the N91, I approached this with some trepidation. The good news is that the wider screen of the E61 means that the formatting problems with columns of text are much less pronounced than on the 176 pixel wide screen of the regular S60 handsets, and that makes sites much easier to read. It’s still not perfect. But it’s now at least in the “useable if you can live with the quirks” category.

The thing that gets me is the philosophy behind the web browser. I would expect a mobile device to be geared towards getting all the information laid out so it is easily readable, probably in a single column the width of the screen approach. This is how both the mobile versions of Opera and NetFront approach the problem. Unfortunately, Nokia have gone down another path, to make the page on the mobile device look as close to how it would look on your desktop or laptop. Which means as well as coping with lots of scrolling up and down the page, you have to contend with moving left and right as well. It makes large pages incredibly difficult to navigate. Just try the regular BBC News page and you’ll see what I mean. And while I realise that the BBC (and other sites) have low bandwidth PDA versions (on the right, here), the point of a browser on a mobile device is that it should be able to cope with modern day page layouts (BBC regular page layout, below), and not have to rely on these low bandwidth versions.

Layout problems aside, the browser is quirky to use. You navigate pages by moving a pointer around the screen with a cursor. Highlight a link and click to follow it, and move towards the edge of the page to scroll. It’s not as slick as the two cursor solution that S80 devices have (one cursor to scroll, one to navigate a pointer for links). It’s fiddly, and I’d love to see a way to simply ‘page down’ a screen with a single key press rather than the system here.

One thing I liked was that when using web pages that asked for a file to be uploaded (e.g. using Gmail to send attachments) actually works now, and you can select documents (such as edited word files) and send them just as easily as on a desktop PC.

The bookmarks system does work well though, and the history function (called auto bookmarks, strangely enough) is a great feature that I’m tending to reply on for my links, rather than actually adding the bookmarks. The bundled RSS reader is also available through the bookmarks. It’s pre-populated with a number of feeds (and I’d expect networks to customise these to their content partners). You get a list of the titles, and can click through to the full content page using the cursors. And a funny thing happens here – rather than have a pointer to move around the screen, you can page down using the cursor key. Same application, different interface. This typifies the main fault with the E61 – it’s a great form factor, the applications are almost there, but there are tiny quirks that just get in the way at every opportunity.

The Other Applications

With 54 application icons on the E61 there are a lot of redundant icons – but these are going to change for each user. I’ve no real need for the GPS positioning software (it connects to a Bluetooth GPS) but I know some people are going to love that sort of stuff. The usual customisation is available, with both the Themes icon and the (audio) Profiles setting the usual high S60 standard. As is now normal, Java applications appear as icons on the main screen. And this is a good thing, because as with all the other S60v3 devices, the majority of S60 third party applications are not going to be compatible. The move from v2 to v3 means that developers will need to adjust and re-compile their applications. To be fair, many of them are doing that now, and the big hitters are already starting to get the popular titles out there. Just be aware, if your favourite application is a must have, to check with the authors before upgrading your phone.

Multimedia

The E61 also comes with a number of multimedia applications, and handles the bigges of full screen video, pretty well. It’s not going to be DVD quality, but it’s comparable to devices such as the Video iPod, espeically with movies that are rendered at the 320×240 screen dimensions.

Music player is very similar to that on the 3250 and N91, and while the onboard flash memory (64MB is available to the end user) won’t allow more than a handful of MP3 files, the E61 can take a standard miniSD card – drop a 1GB card into the phone, and you’ve got the equivalent of the smaller iPod Nano in your phone. There’s no 3.5mm jack point, but the regular Pop port will allow you to use the Nokia headset or headphone adaptor for listening to your music. It might not be a specific music phone, but it does the job very nicely.

Being an enterprise targeted phone, the E61 is lacking a camera. And again you have to remember the target market – while there is an E series device with a camera (the E70) the E61 is pitched as both a messaging device and something to access documents on. Yes it has the music player, but that’s in software, and doesn’t make IT departments conscious of a security risk. Adding a camera does make people wary (and increase the build cost, and probably the thickness of the unit as well), so it’s been left out. Nokia made this decision with the 9300, and it went on to sell bucket loads to the middle manager. I suspect the same logic is driving the E61 design choices, and hopefully it will have the same net results. In any case, if you do want to bring pictures of the family with you on a business trip, the gallery application is still here.

To Finish Up

You know the most surprising thing about the E61? Most of the weight is at the top of the handset. And while that might seem like a bad thing, the designers of the hardware have made it work. It sits nicely in one hand

The E61 is a strange smartphone to sum up. It wants to do so many things, and on the whole it manages to do them well. It’s quite clearly in the “first-gen” category, and a lot of work needs to be done to make the S60 interface work for the user with the large screen and the keyboard – there are times where the device was not letting me do what I wanted to do.

The E61 is everything a power-user of PDA’s is looking for – but it’s a smartphone, not a computer. Less a wolf in sheep’s clothing, but a very aggressive ram in ewe’s clothing. If Nokia can tame a second generation version, or look at a serious firmware update, then the E61 would be ready to go mainstream. As it is, a lot of people are going to label it the next best thing – but it’s not quite there yet. I look forward to updates to S60, but in the meantime I can live with the quirks. The E61 is, at the moment, the one for me.

Source : http://www.allaboutsymbian.com/reviews/item/Nokia_E611.php

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Features:

• The ultimate in brick-breaking games: More levels, bonuses, challenges, and surprises than ever!
• Mind-blowing graphics: Next-gen visual effects, animated bricks and obstacles, explosions, and more!
• Elaborate, varied settings calling to mind natural, mellow moods and hip, urban environments.
• All-new level designs and brick combinations, ingenious power-ups, surprising bosses, and more!
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