Nokia N73 Review | Steven Wittens - Acko.net Two months ago I got a Nokia N73 hand-me-down from Roland thanks to Nokia's Blogger Relations Program. It's a 'smart phone' with a large 320x240 screen, a 3 megapixel camera and more. Before this, I'd been using an old Nokia 3310 brick (monochrome screen) so this was quite a step up. Still, I wasn't particularly unhappy with my old phone because all I really needed was voice calls and SMS. So I was curious myself to see if I'd actually use all the bells and whistles. The good news is that making calls and sending text messages has become easier. Managing my contacts is now a non-issue. Now, the first phone feature I really enjoyed was the built-in camera. However, there is a big annoyance here: it takes 5-7 seconds to open the camera application. The second interesting feature was the MP3 player, especially in light of the 1GB of storage which would fit a lot of music. However, the phone's music player is simply horrible. After this, I looked at the other capabilities of the phone.
infoSync - Reporting from the digital frontier Mobile GMaps - Google Maps, Yahoo! Maps and Windows Live Local on your mobile phone! Symbian OS - the mobile operating system Device Status Overview Nokia Device Status is a self-diagnosis tool that allows you to collect detailed system information both from your PC and your S60 device. Your current device configuration and phone settings are presented in a detailed summary, which you can use to determine the exact cause of problems if you run into them. With Nokia Device Status, you can save all collected information to a file, and you can then send the file to customer care services for closer inspection and analysis. The data collected from your PC includes: Operating systemLanguage of the operating system vs. that of Nokia PC SuiteVersion of Nokia PC Suite currently installed on your PCDrivers required to connect your phone to your PCLocal time zoneLog files created by Nokia PC SuiteRegional and language settings The data collected from your phone includes: Device modelIMEI code of the phoneDevice memory and any available memory cardProfiles and themes used on the phoneLocations used to store data on the phone Compatibility
MobiTubia Turn your Nokia and Sony Music Phones into an iTunes Phone Oct 5 2005, 2:23am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr Tea Vui Huang updated his cool iTunes add-on for Nokia and Sony Walkman phones software and also has now a web site that should not get shut down again, because of data transfer limits. Mass Storage Synchronizer 1.1 is a free Windows-based iTunes Add-on for Sony Ericsson Walkman Phones and Nokia XpressMusic Mobile Phones (3250, 6630 Music Edition & N91). Similar to the Motorola ROKR, this add-on enables music phones to be like an iTunes Mobile. Updates Shopping Deals Luigi LugmayrLuigi Lugmayr (Google) is the founding chief Editor of I4U News and brings over 15 years experience in the technology field to the ever evolving and exciting world of gadgets. Comments Há vagas no smartphone - Carreira SÃO PAULO - Programadores que criam aplicativos para celulares são disputadíssimos no mercado No início do ano de 2009, o então estudante de ciência da computação Luiz Gustavo Gesswein Cruz, de 25 anos, ajudou um homem cego a atravessar uma rua em Porto Alegre. Observando a dificuldade que o deficiente visual tinha ao andar pela cidade, Cruz teve a ideia de criar um aplicativo para ajudá-lo. O programa, para smartphones com Android, avisaria sobre obstáculos que estivessem no caminho. Como não tinha experiência nesse tipo de desenvolvimento, ele teve de ir em busca de informações. “Aprendi tudo sozinho, em fóruns na internet”, diz. Conseguir pessoas com algum conhecimento no desenvolvimento de aplicativos para celular é um desafio para as empresas. Profissionais que trabalham com várias plataformas são os mais disputados. Em São Paulo, o salário de um desenvolvedor com três anos de experiência pode ultrapassar 6 000 reais, enquanto o de um iniciante fica em torno de 3 500 reais.
Smart Home Blog » Using Nokia770/N800 as a Plutohome Orbiter Preface Nokia770/N800 is the best Linux-based WiFi enabled device. It’s good candidate to use it as smart remote control. This brief manual explains how to setup your Nokia770/N800 to use as Plutohome Orbiter. Preparation First of all you need to flash your device by latest OS2006 or OS2007 image (for Nokia770 you may use OS2007 Hacker Edition). Enable Research & Development mode. The common part is finished. mysql-commonlibmysqlclientlibhttpfetcherlibhidlibsdl-sgelibsdl-gfxlibsdllibglelibxmu6 (it’s in the bora repository only! The first 6 packages were built under maemo 3.1 and placed to the maemo garage. UPDATED: All packages now are in the maemo repository except mysql-common and libmysqlclient! Note: If you cannot see those packages in list of packages which can be installed the Application Manager probably you didn’t activate Red-Pill mode or packages are already installed. 2. Note: without those fonts you won’t see any dynamic created captions! 3. 4. Well, everything is done. Using