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Written by Nick
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Tuesday, 17 August 2010 16:45 |
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Ever wanted to turn your Nokia N97 mobile phone in to a Wi-Fi hotspot so you can use your laptop or any other Wi-Fi enabled device to access the internet via a 3G connection? Well now you can. The clever guys at Joikusoft have created an app for to do so - to turn your excellent N97 into a 3G modem.
Say goodbye to those annoying USB dongles, the expensive Mi-Fi cable or a bluetooth connection - this app can definitely help you save money. The app is available during the whole of August at 50% off for a mere £4.00 (around EUR 4.80 / $2.80), which is pretty good value for money considering Apple iPhone handsetbusers have to pay their carriers around £15.00 (EUR 18.00 / $23.00) PER MONTH for such privilege.
You can purchase the app with the excellent 50% off exclusively at the OviStore, which you can find and purchase by clicking here; Noka N97 Jokiuspot app.
The Dialaphone website can help hooking up mobile phones for the best signal, whether it's 3G or wi-fi there's a will and a way. Check it out now to get the best results. |
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Last Updated on Wednesday, 26 October 2011 11:40 |
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Written by mbrett
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Thursday, 01 July 2010 20:30 |
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If you haven't heard, a new firmware version has released for the N97. There are no new feature or apps, but bug fixes galore.
This time we've got a change log too.
Data package content, corrections or changes
Corrections to TOP ~15 issues reported in the field
Wrong Cherry number used in Russia and Spain
“System error†displayed occasionally at first start-up. Reported e.g. by Vodafone.
Genius cases fixed:
Contacts performance improvement:
#144324: Voice dialing not working when there are 2000+ entries stored in Contacts.
#134637: Phone prompts “Memory full†when searching for names
Localisation & language variant specific:
#154188: Message editor crashes and writing fails if predictive text input is On. (Arabic UI, v15 language variant)
#146139: Scrolling to left and right works the wrong way around in Photos – Captured when using Arabic UI
#147509: QWERTY keypad input does not work correctly with Calculator. (Chinese language variants: v19, v25, v26)
#139207: “Slide to Answer†localization error (Hebrew)
#140654: Localisation error in Bluetooth Audio – “Set as (un)authorized†(Czech)
Misc:
#141675: “Security module error†shown in display occasaionally at start-up
#147863: Occasionally device hangs and restarts soon after start-up.
#137558: Device keylock opens (although it shouldn’t) when dialing a number using a carkit. (CK-300, CK-600, also some non-Nokia, factory installed car kits)
Others:
Default Nokia tune is played as ringing tone for incoming calls instead of the one user has defined in Profile settings. Also sometimes device ahs stopped alerting for incoming calls. Both issues are now fixed.
If you haven't heard, a new firmware version has released for the N97. There are no new feature or apps, but bug fixes galore.
This time we've got a change log too.
Data package content, corrections or changes
Corrections to TOP ~15 issues reported in the field
Wrong Cherry number used in Russia and Spain
“System error†displayed occasionally at first start-up. Reported e.g. by Vodafone.
Genius cases fixed:
Contacts performance improvement:
#144324: Voice dialing not working when there are 2000+ entries stored in Contacts.
#134637: Phone prompts “Memory full†when searching for names
Localisation & language variant specific:
#154188: Message editor crashes and writing fails if predictive text input is On. (Arabic UI, v15 language variant)
#146139: Scrolling to left and right works the wrong way around in Photos – Captured when using Arabic UI
#147509: QWERTY keypad input does not work correctly with Calculator. (Chinese language variants: v19, v25, v26)
#139207: “Slide to Answer†localization error (Hebrew)
#140654: Localisation error in Bluetooth Audio – “Set as (un)authorized†(Czech)
Misc:
#141675: “Security module error†shown in display occasaionally at start-up
#147863: Occasionally device hangs and restarts soon after start-up.
#137558: Device keylock opens (although it shouldn’t) when dialing a number using a carkit. (CK-300, CK-600, also some non-Nokia, factory installed car kits)
Others:
Default Nokia tune is played as ringing tone for incoming calls instead of the one user has defined in Profile settings. Also sometimes device ahs stopped alerting for incoming calls. Both issues are now fixed.
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Last Updated on Friday, 30 July 2010 21:25 |
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Written by mbrett
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Wednesday, 23 June 2010 18:51 |
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So after playing with SPB Mobile Shell for a little while now I've managed to find time to tell you a little bit about it and my current verdict after it's first official update.


Cool widgets to customize your Home screen


Finger friendly contacts
- Widget-based photo contacts
- 3D favourite contacts carousel


Launcher
Fast access to all your smartphone features
- Finger friendly task manager


SPB Mobile Shell comes with integrated tools


Customize your device with your preferences
- 3D carousel with special effects
- Make your own Home screen using widgets
- Choose Professional or Lifestyle Home screen
The Verdict
As you can see from the images and features above SPB Mobile Shell greatly improves on the standard Nokia Symbian S60v5 GUI used on the N97. For me this would be a killer app if it wasn't for a three issues.
- The Mobile Shell GUI does not support Folders, which I have come to rely on over my many years of Nokia phones.
- The e-mail and Communication widgets don't acknowledge the existence of Nokia Messaging e-mail mailboxes. Again I have become accustomed to having this functionality in the N97 default e-mail widget.
- Finally and possible the biggest issue is that when you fill the screen with widgets in portrait mode and then rotate you phone to landscape mode the widgets become jumbled and overlaid on top of each other. Not good.
All this said it is an excellent addition to every N97, especially with the recent update it has received improving it's Memory Usage.
Hopefully SPB Software will sort my three issues with the app, at which point it will become my favourite app. |
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Last Updated on Wednesday, 23 June 2010 20:25 |
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Written by Maverick
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Thursday, 20 May 2010 16:47 |
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If you're looking for the best possible themes for your Nokia N97 then you are in for a treat. Over at www.tehkseven.net they have literally thousands upon thousands of themes, created by the community for the community - you can even make theme requests, so you can get your very own personalised theme, totally free of charge of course.
If you're a casual or even an avvid or professional gamer then we also have another treat for you - over at www.silag.net they have gaming related Nokia N97 Themes for you to enjoy and again, all of which are totally free of charge. This website is based around gaming related customisations and looks promising for the future.
Don't keep your boring default Nokia Theme, get your hands on these excellent Nokia N97 Themes today. |
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Last Updated on Thursday, 20 May 2010 17:00 |
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Written by mbrett
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Wednesday, 28 April 2010 21:11 |
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Having played with Image Studio 1.0 for S60 5th Edition, developed by Raviteq, for a while now I can honestly say it's worth it's £4 price tag on OVI Store.
When you open the app you are greeted by the following screen. You will notice that the app only works in landscape orientation. The one down side is that it only diplays images in the "Captured" folder in the default "Photo" browser on the Nokia N97. A few moments with the app and you realise this is NOT an Image Browser app as there is no option to change the size of the displayed image size on the application home screen.

When you select the image you want to play with the true scope of ImageStudio's capabilities as soon reveiled. Obviously you can Crop (see image below) and Cut & Paste.
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Last Updated on Saturday, 08 May 2010 06:13 |
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