Showing posts with label 5800. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 5800. Show all posts
Tuesday, June 8, 2010
FedoroffSoft Vibra-Connect v2.00(6) Beta S60v3 SymbianOS9.x Unsigned
Program gets vibration on:
* Vibra-Connect icon Connection. Phone vibrates during long beeps
* Talk begin. You get short vibration when call has been taken on the other side.
* At 55-th second of conversation. It is useful if you have got per-minute billing of.
* Disconnection. You get double short vibration when you hang up the phone or have been failed to dial.
Settings are a simple and clear: On a main screen you can switch base functions:
Vibrate on:
* Connection
* Begining of the conversation
* 55-th second
* Disconnection
You can set autostart and second to vibrate in the program's menu.
Attention!
This is an unsigned beta version. Programs writes a log file: c:\data\VCserver.log and c:\data\VCVibrator.log
Program doesn't support all smartphones. See descriptions for details.
Changelog:
* settings for an each signal. Now you can set a signal length and strength.
* Pulse signal in dealing time.
* Significant algorithm optimization
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Monday, May 24, 2010
Tutorial: How to do a Master reset for N97 / 5800
If you’re unfortunate enough to encounter a problem on your Nokia N97, a hard reset maybe what you need to do. This wipes the entire phone memory and settings fresh to how it was (or should be) when you bought it. It’s also useful if you’re also unfortunate enough to have to send away your Nokia N97 for repair or exchange, or maybe in future you maybe selling it and don’t want your information/details/media stored onto your device for someone else to access.
The traditional method won’t work as the N97 doesn’t have the old keypad. After you’ve backed up your data onto memory card/pc/ovi, turn your phone off and simultaneously press these four buttons circled in red.
* Caps shift
* Space bar
* Delete button
* On button
You’ll know it’s worked when you see the initial set up screen, asking country of origin. I haven’t actually tried this, but I’ll be doing so when I return the trial N97.
* wiped phone memory but did not touch the mass memory (you’ll have to format that separately via File Manager) – got 61 MB back.
* Applications installed onto the memory card are still present
* Fixed voice dialling, but after restoration from memory card, voice dialling was disabled again -_-
* Hasn’t Fixed broken GPS. Refuses to get a GPS fix.
* Restoring from memory card doesn’t put back widget/applications from phone memory you would have hoped to have been backed up on memory card – e.g. facebook/Nokia Messaging/N-Gage is gone.
* Restoring from memory card does not restore the menu to how you may have reconfigured it (extremely annoying).
The traditional method won’t work as the N97 doesn’t have the old keypad. After you’ve backed up your data onto memory card/pc/ovi, turn your phone off and simultaneously press these four buttons circled in red.
* Caps shift
* Space bar
* Delete button
* On button
You’ll know it’s worked when you see the initial set up screen, asking country of origin. I haven’t actually tried this, but I’ll be doing so when I return the trial N97.
* wiped phone memory but did not touch the mass memory (you’ll have to format that separately via File Manager) – got 61 MB back.
* Applications installed onto the memory card are still present
* Fixed voice dialling, but after restoration from memory card, voice dialling was disabled again -_-
* Hasn’t Fixed broken GPS. Refuses to get a GPS fix.
* Restoring from memory card doesn’t put back widget/applications from phone memory you would have hoped to have been backed up on memory card – e.g. facebook/Nokia Messaging/N-Gage is gone.
* Restoring from memory card does not restore the menu to how you may have reconfigured it (extremely annoying).
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