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Transform your GPS smartphone into the complete mobile travel toolkit with Garmin Mobile XT. Simply plug the data card into your compatible phone for spoken turn-by-turn directions to points of interest, phone book contacts, location-tagged photographs and Google Local destinations with the latest maps for Europe.

There is torrents floating around on the net, which enables you to download the software needed.

Look for torrents containing: (Google search)
- Garmin Mobile XT 5 for Symbian 3rd edition devices
- Europe Map 2010.1 v13.10 (Map ID : 449)

Garmin Mobile XT 5 for Symbian 3rd edition devices is reported to work on a Nokia N95.

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Transform your GPS smartphone into the complete mobile travel toolkit with Garmin Mobile XT. Simply plug the data card into your compatible phone for spoken turn-by-turn directions to points of interest, phone book contacts, location-tagged photographs and Google Local destinations with the latest maps for Europe.

There is torrents floating around on the net, which enables you to download the software needed.

Look for torrents containing: (Google search)
- Garmin Mobile XT version 5.0.0.50
- Europe Map 2010.1 v13.10 (Map ID : 449)

Garmin Mobile XT version 5.0.0.50 is reported to work on a Nokia 5800 Xpress Music (Firmware 21.0.025)

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If your Nokia phone isn’t working properly or not responding like it is supposed to do, or in cases where you just want to delete everything; SMS messages, contacts etc. Here bellow there described two ways to reset Nokia mobile phones:

Soft Reset

Soft Reset will clear pending errors and bring your mobile to an initial state by restoring Factory setting. To operate this function on your mobile, the shortcut is: *#7380#

This function apparently works on almost all nokia mobile phones.

Hard Reset

It may happen that despite you have restored your mobile to factory setting, the error still exist. In this case, it is recommended that you opt for Hard reset

Enter the code: *#7370# and press Yes to confirm initialization.

Important Notice: It is recommended that you save all important information on your phone (e.g: memo, contacts etc)
Note

To make a Hard Reset on a Nokia phone that is not willing to turn on, just press simultaneously these 3 buttons:

on/off + * + 3

Before making a Hard reset better backup all your important information: contacts , calendar, memo etc.

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The Nokia E66 is the new business oriented smartphone. It features a 3.2 mega-pixel auto-focus camera and updated and great working Contacts and Calendar applications. I have used the new Nokia E66 during the last month and here is my experiences compared to my old HTC Touch Cruise and my old Nokia E50. The biggest question is how well it stands up to the tasks expected of a business phone.

The button cluster on the top part of the Nokia E66 consists of dedicated end/send keys, with a delete/back key situated directly between, and left and right softkeys above. There are four shortcut keys surrounding the squared-off d-pad, as well. All but the end/send keys feature backlit labels, so that with the phone powered off, there are no visible button labels. While inconvenient in the dark with the phone powered off, this backlit label design really adds to the professional style of the handset.

The shortcut keys, starting from the top left and going clockwise, are Home, Contacts, Messaging, and Calendar. Each has 2 functions, activated by either a short press or a long press. The Home key has replaced the typical S60 menu key, with the same functionality. A single press will take you straight to the standby screen, while a long press pulls up the task manager. The remaining three shortcut buttons can be customized by the user, including the short and long press actions. The d-pad is solid, but not too firm, and I found it to be a pleasure to use. All four directions, as well as the center button, are easy to press and provide awesome tactile feedback. There is a very handy notification light around the inside middle of the d-pad that breathes when in standby, to let you know that the phone is powered on. If you have a missed event, such as a call, email, or otherwise, the light flashes quicker, letting you know.

When you slide the E66 open, the numeric keypad is revealed. These keys feature the traditional printed labels, and the * key is now a shortcut to toggle Bluetooth on and off, while the # key is still a shortcut to the Silent profile. The power button is located on top of the handset, and is crafted from bright red plastic, making it much easier to find over those on previous Nokia handsets.

The right side of the E66 is full of buttons. At the top is the volume up and down keys, with the Voice Recorder button located directly between them. Annoyingly, this button cannot be reprogrammed. Below this is the two-stage camera shutter key. However, similar to the Nokia E90, this dedicated camera button does not actually launch the camera application, so you are forced to waste a shortcut on the camera, or fumble through the phone’s menus to get to it.

The left side of this smartphone is where you’ll find the micro-USB port, IrDA port, and 2.5mm audio port. A standard Nokia 2mm power port is located on the bottom left of the handset since the micro-USB port can not be used for charging. The back panel of the E66 houses a mono speaker and 3.2 megapixel camera with LED flash, but there is no protective lens cover built-in.

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TomTom is a tremendous achievement and a true killer application, with a beautifully honed interface and rock solid functionality. TomTom is now available for Symbian-based mobile phones with built-in GPS receivers like Nokia N95, Nokia E71, and Nokia E66.

There are reports here that indicate that the software is able to run on a Nokia 6110 navi too.

http://thepiratebay.org/torrent/4193735/TomTom_Navigator_S60v3_Nokia_N95_Internal_GPS_WORKING_BiNPDA_v6.

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Back in September I got a HTC Touch Cruise.

User Experience
The phone is very slow to boot and become ready to use. It has boot times, which could be compared to normal Windows-based computers, which means around 20-50 seconds.

The user interface and the user interaction feels sluggish, very sluggish in fact. I upgraded to the newest firmware version available, but it didn’t reduce the slowness.

Compared to the Apple iPhone user interface and user interaction the iPhone is ages ahead.

The single positive thing about the HTC Touch Cruise is the availability of the TomTom navigation software, which transforms the HTC Touch Cruise into a really full-blown car navigation system.

Last week I turned down on my HTC Touch Cruise and started using my old Nokia E50 again as it is a lot more faster to use.

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Today I bought a new Nokia – a brand new Nokia E50, which is locked in a way such that it is only able to connect to a specific telephone operator company or service provider.

To unlock my pretty new Nokia I searched Google for free unlocking applications and websites and I managed to find a solution to my nokia unlocking problem and I have collected a number of applications and websites, which is able to help you getting a working unlock code for almost any phone model.

Many of the applications and websites listed here are based on software, which from the phones IMEI number calculates an unlock code, which could be used to unlock the phone and use it with any service provider around the world.

How to use the unlocks
In order to use the unlock applications and websites you only need to know our phones IMEI number. On most phone model you get the IMEI number by pressing *#06# at your mobile phones keyboard and enter. And to do the actual unlock you must know from which operator company the phone is bought or to which operator network the phone is locked to.

Here is the list:
NokiaFREE Unlock – NokiaFREE Unlock codes calculator for windows allow to use your mobile phone with any service provider around the world. It works with the following phones and models; Nokia, Samsung, Siemens, Maxon, NEC, Sony, Panasonic, Vitel, AEG / Telital, Alcatel cellphones. Moreover it is able to repair, remove SIM card restrictions and just do a traditional unlock.

Nokia Dct4 Code generator – The Nokia Dct4 code generator is another unlock code generator and it is known to work with the folllowing Nokia models: Nokia 1100, Nokia 1101, Nokia 1110, Nokia 1600, Nokia 2100, Nokia 2300, Nokia 2600, Nokia 2650, Nokia 2652, Nokia 3100, Nokia 3105, Nokia 3108, Nokia 3120, Nokia 3125, Nokia 3128, Nokia 3200, Nokia 3205, Nokia 3210, Nokia 3220, Nokia 3230, Nokia 3250, Nokia 3300, Nokia 3410, Nokia 3510, Nokia 3510i, Nokia 3530, Nokia 3560, Nokia 3586i, Nokia 3587i, Nokia 3588i, Nokia 3589i, Nokia 3595, Nokia 3600, Nokia 3620, Nokia 3650, Nokia 3660, Nokia 5100, Nokia 5140, Nokia 5140i, Nokia 5210, Nokia 6010, Nokia 6012, Nokia 6015i, Nokia 6016i, Nokia 6019i, Nokia 6020, Nokia 6021, Nokia 6030, Nokia 6060, Nokia 6100, Nokia 6101, Nokia 6108, Nokia 6111, Nokia 6170, Nokia 6200, Nokia 6220, Nokia 6225, Nokia 6230, Nokia 6230i, Nokia 6233, Nokia 6234,
Nokia 6255, Nokia 6260, Nokia 6270, Nokia 6280, Nokia 6282, Nokia 6510, Nokia 6560, Nokia 6585, Nokia 6600,
Nokia 6610, Nokia 6610i, Nokia 6620, Nokia 6630, Nokia 6650, Nokia 6670, Nokia 6680, Nokia 6681, Nokia 6800, Nokia 6810, Nokia 6820, Nokia 6822, Nokia 7200, Nokia 7210, Nokia 7250, Nokia 7250i, Nokia 7260, Nokia 7270, Nokia 7280, Nokia 7360, Nokia 7370, Nokia 7380, Nokia 7600, Nokia 7610, Nokia 7650, Nokia 7700, Nokia 7710,
Nokia 8310, Nokia 8800, Nokia 8910i, Nokia 9300, Nokia 9300i, Nokia 9500, Nokia E50, Nokia E51, Nokia E60, Nokia E61, Nokia E70, Nokia N70, Nokia N71, Nokia N80, Nokia N90, Nokia N91, Nokia N92, Nokia N-Gage, Nokia N-Gage QD.

Moreover it should work with a large number of phone models from the following phone manufacturers; Alcatel
Amoi, BenQ, Bird, Blackberry, Chea, Ericson, Haier, i-mate, Innostream, Kyocera, LG, Maxon, Mitac, Mitsubishi, Motorola, NEC, Neonode, O2, palmOne, Panasonic, Pantech, Philips, Qtek, Sagem, Samsung, Sanyo, Sendo, Sewon, Sharp, Siemens, Sony Ericsson, Tel.Me., Telital, VK Mobile.

Free Nokia Unlock Code Generator by GSM Liberty – yet another free Nokia unlock code generator. Should work with all wide-used Nokia models.

UnlockMe – A free small application, which is able to generate an unlock code for all DCT3 and DCT4-based handsets – DCT3 and DCT4 means almost all relatively new phone models.

For more details on phone unlocking – read O’Reilly ONLamp Blog on Unlocking Your Nokia Phone.

For details on how to unlock an iPhone I found these wonderful guides and tutorials:

• Unlock the iPhone – the simple tutorial! – – nice and simple tutorial.
• How to Unlock your iPhone v2 (Very Simple Tutorial) Part 1 – YouTube video on the topic.
• The Unlock iPhone Blog – blog on the topic.

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[...] Google released the Android code and I took a serious look at its internals… and found the solution for the licensing problem. It’s called Dalvik and it’s the new name of Sun’s worst nightmares.

Dalvik is a virtual machine, just like Java’s or .NET’s.. but it’s Google’s own and they’re making it open source without having to ask permission to anyone (well, for now, in the future expect a shit-load of IP-related lawsuits on this, especially since Sun and Microsoft signed a cross-IP licensing agreement on exactly such virtual machines technologies years ago

[...]

Android uses the syntax of the Java platform (the Java “language”, if you wish, which is enough to make java programmers feel at home and IDEs to support the editing smoothly) and the java SE class library but not the Java bytecode or the Java virtual machine to execute it on the phone. [...]

The trick is that Google doesn’t claim that Android is a Java platform, although it can run some programs written with the Java language and against some derived version of the Java class library. Sun could prevent this if they had a patent on the standard class library, but they don’t and, even if they did, I strongly doubt it would be enforceable since Android doesn’t claim to be compatible (and in fact, could very well claim that their subset/superset is an innovation on the existing patent and challenge Sun’s position).

[...]

Not only this allows Google to avoid having to battle thru the JCP for any change to the Java ME “standard” or tolerate Sun’s unique ability to veto any JCP change, but gives users a much more ‘fresh’ and modern class library to play with and built-in hooks to all the hardware features of your phone, including things like OpenGL, bluetooth, USB and all those things, which don’t come with the standard Java ME and therefore cannot be taken for granted by the developers.

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