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Solve Symbian Certificate Error during Apps Install

admin — Tue, 08 Dec 2009 11:03:44 +0000

Many people are annoyed by the Error messages which are displayed during the installation of third party softwares in Symbian Latest Mobiles like N-Series and E-Series. Some times it becomes really headache when you are unable to install interesting softwares in your symbian smartphone.

These error messages are of many types i.e. Certificate error, untrusted Software, Acess denied. etc

One way to get rid of this is to Hack your symbian Cell but it is risky and some times it doesn’t work on latest firmwares. Therefore i am explaining you a good way.
All these problems can be solved. Just Follow the following steps.

Actually you have to sign the application before installation.

Step 1:

Tekshek Tutorial to Sign App

Login there using your User name and password. Enter the phone’s IMEI # there. After 4 to 5 Hours you can download your certificate and key from there.

Place the certificate and key file in same folder.

Step 2:

Download this Software SignTools

Step 3:

When you will open this Software its language is unable to understand then go to Last TAb and select English.

After that Browse your cert and also the Software you want to install and press the sign button. A success message will be displayed and a new copy of software will be created in same folder.

SignTools | Tutorial by Tekshek

Now install that software in your moile. This copy will install 100% successfully.

Now Whenever you need to install any software just Sign that using SignTools. Browse for the certificate and Application and Press sign Button and Then Enjoy.

Please Give me Feedback and if you have any problem then Comment here on tekshek and i’ll reply you as soon as possible.

Fastest Browser for Symbian: Opera 10 Beta

admin — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 20:31:55 +0000

Most of the PC users have experienced Opera for Desktop PC. But many people are still missing the Opera 10 for symbian Mobiles. Actually Opera 10 is latest & Fastest Browser i have ever used for symbians. It included the option of “Tabbed Browsing”.

As a matter of fact, Opera 10 has even been updated to version 10.01 in order to address some stability and security issues. For Symbian phone users, the development of the Opera 10 web browser is a bit behind. Opera 10 for Symbian has just recently reached the Beta milestone in its development process.

The features are here

Tabbed Browsing
Fast as compared to built in browser of symbian
Multiple downloads at one time
Password Manager
Customizable look

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If you would like to get Opera Mobile 10 Beta for Symbian, a download location is available here (if you want to download it to your desktop) and here (to get it directly on your phone).

Awesome UserInterface of Android OS

admin — Sat, 24 Oct 2009 10:41:58 +0000

Every One has its own choice of Mobile OS. Some people like Windows Mobiles. While Some Other’s Like Symbian. But Many of people are not aware of Attractive UI OS for mobile i.e Android.

The beautiful interface will be more improved in upcoming android 2.0. Sony ericsson Xperia X3 will have anroid 2.0.

Here Is some Interface of Android 2.0

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Symbian that it never ever even think about the interface. I my self bored with the looks of menu. If Symbian want to survive in the long run it have come with some innovative strategies soon.

Here Are some Aweome Functionalities in Android

Unlock Screen

Unlocking A screen Is very interesting in Android. When it comes with security code then the quality becomes more high.

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X6 Launched By Nokia:Designed For HQ Entertainment Experience

admin — Tue, 15 Sep 2009 15:26:25 +0000

Recently nokia announced its new upcoming mobile, it is known to be a king of nokia music phone because it has consecutive 35 hours music playback with stereo sound. It’s a world of entertainment and touch. It is designed for high quality experience and to keep you connect with social networking capabilities.

First time having a huge memory of 32 GB internal memory
Complete scratch resistant screen
Interactive touch display with multiple inputs
Handwriting recognition
A global positioning system support
Latest symbian operating system 5th edition
128 MB of RAM with 434 MHZ of ARM processor
5 MP Camera of Carl Zeiss optics
Stand by time is Up to 401 hours and talk time is upto 8 hour 30 minutes

Watch this video for having a closer look on this mobile

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For Further Information Click Here

General	2G Network	GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900
	3G Network	HSDPA 900 / 1900 / 2100 – excl. Lat. America & Brazil
	Announced	2009, September
	Status	Coming soon. Exp. release 2009, 4Q

Size	Dimensions	111 x 51 x 13.8 mm
Size	Weight	122 g

Display	Type	TFT capacitive touchscreen, 16M colors
	Size	360 x 640 pixels, 3.2 inches
		- Proximity sensor for auto turn-off - Accelerometer sensor for auto-rotate - Handwriting recognition - Scratch-resistant glass surface

Sound	Alert types	Vibration; Downloadable polyphonic, MP3 ringtones
	Speakerphone	Yes, with stereo speakers
		- 3.5 mm audio jack

Memory	Phonebook	Practically unlimited entries and fields, Photocall
	Call records	Detailed, max 30 days
	Internal	32GB storage, 128 MB RAM
	Card slot	No

Data	GPRS	Class 32
	HSCSD	Yes
	EDGE	Class 32
	3G	HSDPA, 3.6 Mbps
	WLAN	Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g, UPnP technology
	Bluetooth	Yes, v2.0 with A2DP
	Infrared port	No
	USB	Yes, v2.0 microUSB

Camera	Primary	5 MP, 2592×1944 pixels, Carl Zeiss optics, autofocus, Dual LED flash, video light
	Features	Geo-tagging
	Video	Yes, VGA@30fps
	Secondary	Yes, QCIF@15fps

Features	OS	Symbian OS v9.4, Series 60 rel. 5
	CPU	ARM 11 434 MHz processor
	Messaging	SMS, MMS, Email, Instant Messaging
	Browser	WAP 2.0/xHTML, HTML, RSS feeds
	Radio	Stereo FM radio with RDS
	Games	Spore, D Mix Tour, Asphalt4 + downloadable
	Colors	Blue on White, Red on Black
	GPS	Yes, with A-GPS support; Ovi Maps 3.0
	Java	Yes, MIDP 2.0
		- WMV/RV/MP4/3GP video player - MP3/WMA/WAV/RA/AAC/M4A music player - TV-out - Voice command/dial - Document viewer (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) - T9 - Photo editor

Battery		Standard battery, Li-Ion 1320 mAh (BL-5J)
	Stand-by	Up to 401 h (2G) / 420 h (3G)
	Talk time	Up to 8 h 30 min (2G) / 6 h (3G)
	Music play	Up to 35 h

Best 10 Coolest Apps Made By Apollo

admin — Sun, 06 Sep 2009 22:01:20 +0000

Everyone is talking about Apollo, the platform from Adobe that puts rich web apps on the desktop. But the tech-talk means very little to the average user who simply wants to see some cool stuff. Luckily, there are developers out there working diligently on producing Apollo applications, some of which are already fully usable. To try them out, you first need to download and install the Apollo runtime, which can be downloaded from the official Apollo site.

As far as the actual applications go, most of them are either a heavy beta or a proof-of-concept, but some are already fully usable and quite fun. Without further ado, here are the ones we like, in no particular order:

1. Tweetr

For the Twitter () addicts, the 1000th incarnation of Twitter, this time in Apollo. It works on Mac, WinXP or Vista; and it enables you to receive and send tweets, but it occasionally stops updating, which is not nice. The novelty is mostly in a a cool 3D animation and the ability to change the font size.

www.tweet-r.com

2. The Mini Digg

Just like with Twitter, you can never have too many Digg ()-related gizmos. The Mini Digg is actually very cool, because of its tracker feature, which lets you see the statistics for Digg stories you choose, including the number of diggs and comments over time. The application has its limitations; for example, you can’t track popular items from a subcategory, but give it time, and it might become a great tool for all you Diggers out there.

merhl.com/?p=17

3. DiggTop

While we’re on the subject of Digg, here’s another Apollo based Digg tool – DiggTop. It works on Windows and OS X and it shows you a blended list of your favorite Digg topics or keyword feeds. It also scrapes images from the linked article and displays a cute little slideshow. It’s done really well and has a lot of options; it may even be the best Apollo application we’ve seen so far.

www.gskinner.com/DiggTop/

4. YourMinis

YourMinis, one of the most popular widget platforms, was also one of the first to announce Apollo support. This means that you can now take any widget from YourMinis’ huge widget base and have it sit on your desktop. The possibilities here are endless, and if you’re a widget lover, this one is an absolute must. The installation is simple, once you have Apollo runtime installed, get the YourMinis air file at the link below. After that, simply browse the YourMinis widget gallery and when you find one you like, click “Copy to Desktop”.

blog.yourminis.com/2007/03/desktop_widgets.html

5. Fresh Reader

This one comes straight from Adobe. It’s a skinnable RSS reader built in AJAX and running on Apollo. A full featured RSS reader is not the simplest application to make, but this one fares quite well compared with similar web applications, although lack of options at this point will probably keep most users from becoming regulars.

labs.adobe.com/wiki/index.php/Apollo:Applications:Samples

6. DryerFox

From the completely-ridiculous department comes DryerFox, which is (author’s words) like Firefox (), but inside a dryer. There’s no sense in explaining it; suffice to say that it’s absolutely useless, but we just had to mention it.

olddougnewtricks.blogspot.com/2007/04/dryerfox-its-like-firefox-but-inside.html

7. Admetus

Admetus is a simple tool for finding and downloading Flickr () images in high resolution. It has a simiple interface which lets you download images with one click, and it automatically highlights the photos that you already have. The options are scarce (read: they don’t exist), and you can’t change the folder for saved images (it defaults to Desktop/Admetus/SEARCH_TAG/). However, despite the limitations, the actual application is quite useful.

www.uza.lt/applications/admetus/

8. FineTune Desktop

If you’re a FineTune user, you might want to check this cool tool from the developers of FineTune themselves: FineTune Desktop. It’s a desktop player which lets you access your playlists and favorite artists without having FineTune open in your browser. It’s one of the more polished Apollo applications, so if you’re into FineTune make sure to give it a try.

www.finetune.com/desktop/

9. Scout

Here’s one for the web developers, done by Adobe Labs. Load any website in Scout, and it will let you quickly browse through the source code, the CSS, JavaScript objects, images, or cookies present on the site. It’s basically a showcase of Apollo’s ability to inspect a page as it’s rendered on the client, but it’s also quite useful.

labs.adobe.com/wiki/index.php/Apollo:Applications:Samples

10. FlexTube

If for some reason you’d like to watch YouTube () videos without actually having a web browser opened, you can do it with FlexTube. The application is in an early development stage (you have to login using test/test as username and password) and some of the options (like adding videos to favorites) don’t work, but the rest of it is fully functional.

flexfanatic.wordpress.com

Do Extra Things On Twitter Beside Tweet

admin — Sun, 06 Sep 2009 19:51:10 +0000

Tired of delivering the typical stream of status updates on Twitter ()? Why not try some of the following ideas for other things you can do with the service?

Thanks to an open API and a philosophy of interconnectivity, Twitter’s vast array of third-party services has you covered on a number of alternative uses for the famed microblogging tool.

Let’s take a look at a few of them.

1. Share Files

A service called FileSocial provides a great way to send files smaller than 50 MB. Simply sign-in with your Twitter credentials to share your file with all your followers. FileSocial uses OAuth to log you in, which is more secure than asking for your Twitter username and password.

If you want to send a person-to-person file privately, check out FileTwt. You’ll have to sign up for an account on the site to enable private file-sharing up to 20 MB in size. The downside is they don’t use OAuth for authentication.

2. Exchange Business Cards

Routinely running out of those business cards made of dead trees? Work in an industry where almost everyone you meet is on Twitter? Check out twtBizCard, a simple service that lets you set up an electronic business card that can be easily tweeted to your new contacts by sending them an @reply with the hastag #twtBizCard.

When you sign up, the service will pull in the data from your Twitter profile as starter information, and you can add other details to customize your card.

3. Share Images

The media-specific Twitter tools abound, with a goodly number of options available for image sharing here too. Perhaps the “classic” service here is Twitpic (), but even beyond image hosting services there are a number of alternative methods for sharing photos on Twitter by SMS, email and more.

To this list we’d also like to add that Flickr added Twitter posting earlier this summer as well, so if you already use Flickr () to host your image collection, this is a great way to also share photos to Twitter in one fell swoop.

4. Share Videos

To round out the media-specific categories, there are also third party services lining up to help you share video on Twitter as well. From TwitVid.io to Tweetube (which handles other sharing duties as well), there’s probably a service out there to cover your needs.

We’d also like to add TwitVid.com () and 12seconds.TV () to that list. The latter perhaps obviously limits you to only 12 seconds’ worth of video, but it meshes well with the spirit of Twitter’s 140 character homage to brevity.

5. Raise Money

It’s still an emerging trend, but Twitpay is out in front of the microtransaction platform pack on Twitter. It’s a hot space that Facebook is looking to get in on as well.

There are still some limitations to using Twitpay as a Twitter payment platform, but for the adventurous there could be money to be made from selling your own wares via the service. Or, take a cue from Wi-Fi startup SkyBlox, who used Twitpay to raise a portion of their funding via Twitter.

6. Lobby for Health Care Reform

Want to bring a little participation to your Twittering? Check out Tweet Your Senator, a feature of the President’s website that mashes up Twitter with Google Maps to help you send a message to your Senator about healthcare reform legislation.

7. Screencast

Looking for a one-stop shop to whip up a quick screencast and distribute it on Twitter? Check out Screenr, a screencast tool with seamless Twitter integration.

You have 5 minutes to record your videos including the ability to pause and restart, and you can preview the screencast before sending it out.

8. Play Games

Love it or hate it, interactive Twitter-based game Spymaster can be addictive if you play it, or insanely annoying if you don’t. If you’re interested in playing, or just finding out more about the mechanics of the game and what it’s all about, be sure to check out our comprehensive Complete guide to Spymaster. And please don’t assassinate us.

Spymaster isn’t the only game in town, either. Check out some of these other alternatives for getting your Twitter game on as well.

9. Social Bookmarking

Delicious (), diigo, et al feeling like too much overkill? Or just looking for an easy way to archive the links you share on Twitter?

Enter Fleck Lite, a simple bookmarklet-based tool that will both generate a shortened URL based on the page you’re sharing and archive the collection of links you’ve shared for later reference. If you share a lot of links on Twitter and want a convenient way to remember them for later, definitely give this one a try.

10. Be Someone Else

Ever wanted to know what Twitter looks like through another user’s eyes? Wonder no more: cTwittLike is an application that lets you see the Twitter stream someone else would see. Just enter the Twitter name of the person whose shoes you want to walk in, and you’ll get a list of the latest tweets from the users being followed by that person.

Unfortunately, due to lots of attention from the interwebs this app is currently down. But hopefully you’ll be able to return to your regular schedule of Twitter voyeurism soon.

11. Start a Petition

Looking to change the world but don’t know where to start? Petitions are a powerful tool organizers have been using for decades to raise awareness, demonstrate support for an issue, and bring people together around a common cause.

Check out several startups helping you start petitions on Twitter, from Act.ly () to Twitition and more.

12. Find a Job

This is sure to be a popular one in today’s economy, or lack thereof. No single service will seal the deal for you, but check out our guide to landing your next paycheck via Twitter.

From finding new people to follow in your industry to making use of tools like TweetMyJobs, Twitter offers an unprecedented chance to find out about new opportunities and connect with potential employers in real-time.