Going back to home

Yup!!! Finally going back to home. No trace of that cell yet. Call it spread of technology, many people have gotten smart. Might be someone met him or the changed SIM, he placed into cell has no GPRS into it. So, not able to trace him. But will mention again that if there was Google Lattitude in this Nokia N900 then I was able to do something in time. Still have not reported the theft complaint as giving time to the person to make some mistake though you can understand that less chances by now. For those, who care, mentioning the IMEI number her
359339030272255

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Nyoba Posting Pake HP

Hola! (^^)/
Postingan ini dibuat dalam rangka
nyoba nge-post pake hp. Postingnya
bukan pake email, tapi pake
dashboard biasa. Ngga mau
pake email, soalnya kalo pake email,
gambar/imagenya di bawah, ga di atas.

BTW, foto di atas itu hp-ku, si cantik
N7390. Dulu aku belinya seken loh!
Aku suka fisiknya, manis, bentuknya
flip, fiturnya jg lumayan. Tapi
karena nokia ga bikin baru lagi,
jadi aku cari sekenya.

Ok, posting nyoba-nyobanya
segini dulu. Udah malem, besok
aku harus ngajar. Jya na,
see you next post (^.~)/

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What Is Phone Unlocking And How Do Unlock My Phone?

What Is Phone Unlocking And How Do Unlock My Phone?
By [http://ezinearticles.com/?expert=Syed_Abedin]Syed Abedin

Unlocking your phone has many benefits. I am going to list a number of them. But the dominant one is the price of the phone bills and internet charges.

On the high street, the internet, TV or radio, you must have heard about the different network providers (like Orange or O2) always competing with each other, to get you to sign up with there network. One company will give you one offer, the other another and basically they just keep battling out to be the top network so they can receive the most profit.

So anyway, if you have your phone unlocked, it means that you are free to use any network instead of just one network. This means if you want to sign with a better deal than you already have then you are free to do so.

Another benefit of unlocking your phone , which would apply to most people, would be if you were on holiday. Supposing you were lost and you needed to know where to go, then you could phone someone if you were out of credit. How? You could ask someone with a phone to use their sim card on your phone to make the call (obviously you would pay them for the call though, would you?). And because your phone is unlocked, you would need to match up your sim card with someone else’s.

If your phone is unlocked, the network you go to might provide special offers. For example if you are an out-and-about person, who loves films, Orange have 2 for 1 cinema tickets when you top up at least £10 with them that month. Or you can also get 50% free minutes with special deals on your network provider.

However with all good things, as many people know, always comes a bad thing. And you guessed it : price. The price of unlocking your phone is probably the only thing that will put you off. It costs usually around £10-20 for the shops (say Carphone Warehouse) to unlock your phone within 20 minutes. However it will save you money in the long run. You can chop and change between networks when ever you like which is really useful.

Hi there,

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I own a credit card comparison website called Credit Cards UK. My site will search the market for credit cards with the best rates to suit your needs. All you need to do is to go to http://www.creditcardsuk.org.uk/ and sign up for the credit card(s) the suits you best for FREE.

I also own a website called [http://www.dial4u.co.uk/] which sells insurance plans and phones. I also have a very cheap unlocking service that will unlock your phone instantly. If you are interested in unlocking your phone for £5.99, then visit [http://dial4u.2u.co.uk/mobile-phone-handset-unlocking/]http://dial4u.2u.co.uk/mobile-phone-handset-unlocking/.

The phones range from Nokia and Samsung to Sony Ericsson and LG.

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Thank You for reading my articles.

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Feel Smart And Rule With Nokia N900

The new Nokia N900 comes with such features

The various characteristics of Nokia N900 are as follows:

• Nokia N900 is a slider phone with a QUERTY keyboard. The sliding function is smooth and rigid. The 3.5 inch TFT resistive touch screen supports 16 million colours with 480 * 899 pixel sharp and clear resolution. The front panel is completely free of keys.
• The Maemo 5 operating system makes it debut with Nokia N900 offering you with powerful multi tasking features. You can run a number of simultaneous applications with this smarter than expected phone.
• You can have webpages running in the background and other applications going on in the foreground. With so much of ease and simple operation you might mistake it for a PC.
• Nokia N900 weighs 181 grams. It is a hefty size but considering all the features and applications it offers, you might feel it compact to carry around effortlessly. Its size measures 110.9*59.8*18 mm making it much bigger than most phones.
• N900 is a 3G Smartphone supporting HSDPA technology. It also supports GSM technology in 2G.
• With 32 GB memory, 256 MB RAM you can feel completely safe while downloading and storing files. For additional storage you can have a 16 GB micro SD memory card too.
• The CPU is supported by ARM Cortex A8 600 MHz supported by PowerVR SGX graphics.
• Noka N900 has a 5 megapixel camera comes with Carl Zeiss lens and a sliding lens cover, it also has a dual LED flash and supports auto focus too. You can also have a brilliant video playback supporting WMV, RealVideo, MP4, AVI, XviD and DviX formats.
• Nokia N900 supports GPS system with accurate A-GPS and Avi maps.
• The Maemo 5 browser gives you a fantastic internet browsing experience. It supports HTML, XHTML and RSS feeds too. You might also find yourself making free calls over Skype using WiFi. You can also use various messaging options like IM, SMS, MMS and Email. The Email client also supports attachments and Push email.

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The App Developer's Guide to Choosing a Mobile Platform

Which one will you pick?

Not all mobile apps are created equal, and choosing the right platform on which to launch yours can be the key to its success or failure. “The App Developer’s Guide to Choosing a Mobile Platform,” a new report from Colin Gibbs over at GigaOM Pro (sub required), takes a look at the seven leading mobile platforms and suggests key tips for anyone considering where to launch their next app.

As you might expect, Gibbs is sanguine about the opportunity for developers who choose to build for the iPhone. In fact, he suggests that not building for the OS that ignited the craze would be a foolish mistake for anyone hoping to hit it big with a mobile app. But the iPhone isn’t the only opportunity out there, and he carefully weighs the pros and cons of developing for Android, BlackBerry OS, Palm’s webOS, Maemo, Symbian and Windows Mobile as well.

Choosing among the competing platforms requires a clear-eyed assessment of the audience for your app, the technical strengths (and weaknesses) of the platform, how easy it is to monetize your work and the long-term health of the platform. You’ll need to ask the following questions:

• Who is your audience? If you’re trying to reach a mass market consumer audience, the iPhone and Android are the big winners, with the most momentum and broadest reach. But size may not be the most important factor for your app, and other platforms may let you reach large pools of users with more specific needs — business-focused users or mobile users without reliable access to a full-scale computer, for example.
• What technical firepower do you need? If you’re trying to build a complex app that runs in the background while users are on the go, you’ll want to pursue a multitasking platform like Palm’s webOS rather than the iPhone. If slick graphics and an immersive user experience are important, you want to pass up the BlackBerry OS and head for Maemo. Knowing what each platform can deliver today — and what it’s likely to offer in the future — can help eliminate some options.
• Can you make money? Developers have it far better today than on carrier decks of old, but not all platforms offer the same opportunities, with different revenue-sharing models for developers, payment options for users and a wide range of median price points. If you’re looking for scale, consider platforms with large audiences and easy payment options. On the other hand, higher price points and more clicks to sale might not scare away high-powered niche users.
• Is there a future for the platform? The mobile OS landscape is changing, and the fortunes of some are rising while others are falling. Gibbs takes a look at what to watch for in each case, including casting doubt on Microsoft’s ability to freshen Windows Mobile for today’s market and raising red flags for the white-hot spread of Google’s Android.

Gibbs’ report also takes into consideration a number of game-changing developments that will alter the course of mobile apps over the next several years. App users and developers alike should find it of interest.

Photo courtesy Flickr user splodge.

[Via http://gigaom.com]

Video: CNET is impressed with Nokia's Push N900 Project! #PushN900

Last Thursday, London hosted Nokia’s Push N900 event; a project exceeding just app development but pushing boundaries on what you expect a phone to do.

CNET’s filmed a video to showcase some of these brilliant N900 hacks (N900 will publish their own official showcase video soon). CLICK to head to CNET

They’re very impressive indeed; the three below I could see myself having a use for:

• I really like the practicality of the haptic belt which guides you to your destination without having to look at your phone. [The Haptic Guide]
• Pretty cool was the motorized N900 controlled camera rig (which was then, stuck to a kite for controlled aerial photography) [KAPing with the N900]
• The light grafiti was very intruiging. I’ve always wanted the possibility of having extended exposure options on a phone camera to create some stunning and creative light illusions. [Light Hack Crew]

CNET via Nokia via MickyFin

• Nokia N900 hacking competition
• |
• CNET UK

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If It Ain't Broke...

With the advent of Google Buzz, I’m starting to get tired of all the rapid changes in technology and social media.  If technology is going to progress so quickly, I’d like to be able to choose whether or not I can opt in or opt out of these changes.  For instance, Google Buzz simply swooped in and gave its Gmail users Twitter-like abilities and public profiles without fair warning. Facebook has changed its image and added more features so many times that it’s becoming frustrating.  What was wrong with the first 500 versions of the website? 

Today’s phones don’t just take calls, but also videos, photos, hold music, store important documents, act as a GPS, balance your check book, and count your calories.  Anything you’d want to do in your daily life, now there is a phone app for that.  Remember when text messaging was a novel concept?!

It’s hard to keep up with all these changes, especially when I preferred some of the older models better than their newer counterpoints.  I’m still adjusting to the fact that VHS tapes are out along with video rental stores like Blockbuster.

In honor of my favorite “oldies, but goodies,” here are 5 technologies that are fine just the way they are:

 1) The boom box.  Do you really need to bring your personal computer around with you to provide music at parties? The boom box did just fine.  Plus it still plays your old mix tapes.

 2) The overhead projector.  Invented during the 1940s, this is hands down the best way to display information on a wall in front of large groups of people.  No need to worry about memory stick problems or losing your connection to the internet during a presentation.

 3) A physical book.  No digital reader can ever replace the feeling of holding a book in your hands and feeling the pages between your fingers (and of course the new book smell).

 4) The Nokia cell phone.  I agree, we all need cell phones, but you can’t even use a touch screen with your winter gloves! Flip phones tend to snap in half eventually, but the Nokia can fly down a flight of stairs (and even survive a drop in the toilet) and still accept your calls and text messages.

 5) The single air conditioner unit. Forget central air.  I just want my bedroom to be cold. The noise these things make is soothing, especially if white noise helps you sleep. I don’t need my whole house to be cold all the time and I like how easy you can control the temperature on these things.

What are some of your favorite technological “oldies but goodies”?

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Play Sega Genesis (Mega Drive) games on your phone

If you have a mobile phone with Symbian s60v3 then you can now play almost all your favorite Sega Genesis games on it. In order to do this, you will have to first install the emulator (a normal .sis application) and then copy on your phone memory or memory card any games that you would like to play.

1. Download PicoDrive.

2. Download Genesis ROMs.

3. Check out Top 25 and Top 10 (video) Genesis games.

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When it comes to Mobile Games Apple’s solution is one size fits all

The biggest barrier to entry in Mobile Gaming Market is the over whelming number of different mobile handsets on the market. For example one of Electronic Art’s all time best selling mobile games is Tetris. It sells around 20m copies a year. It is also available on 800 different handsets. So that means they are really achieving average sales of just 25,000 units for each handset model.

If you want to see just how complex the world  of mobile handsets is then take a look at Getjat’s industry statistics. Getjar , the world’s largest independent mobile apps store, has published metrics that suggest Java (82.72%) and Symbian (28.9%) are two most popular games development platforms. With Nokia 51%, Sony – Ericsson 14%, Samsung 10%, LG 3% and Blackberry 2% being the top 5 handset brands for indie apps and games developers. The majority of sales are for feature phones. For example 75% of EA’s Tetris sales are feature phones.

To truly understand the business of developing mobile phone apps you need to understand the real costs are not in development. Indeed some industry reports suggest Mobile Phone Games come in at below 10% of the cost of developing console games. It is in porting the game to each of the different handsets that incurs the most costs.  

The reason the leading publishers remain committed to this fragmented universe of standards and devices is because the number of games-enabled handsets is anticipated to exceed four billion units by 2012.

At the moment Gameloft, the French games publisher, is committed to  simultaneously publishing games for 1,200 mobile handsets and devices. That’s 1200 permutations of platform (Java, Brew, Symbian, Apple), screen size, keypad types, processors, manufacturers and models.

In 2009 85.6% of Gameloft’s mobile games revenues came from the Java, Brew and Symbian platforms. The other 14.4% came from Apple.

The average revenue across the other 1200 supported handsets was €81,000.

The average revenue per iPhone game was €320,000.

Gameloft ended last year with a total of 55 games for sale in the App Store and had achieved more than ten million paid downloads since the launch of the App Store in July 2008. According to Finance Director Alexandre de Rochefort late last year they were “selling 400 times more games on iPhone than on Android”

Now you can see why the mobile games publishers like Gameloft are so enthusiastic about the Apple platform.  The profit margins for top selling games published on the Apple platform are significantly higher than the other mobile platforms simple because you don’t have to port the game onto 800-1200 mobile handset configurations.

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Smartphone Shipments Hit Record in 2009

Jim Dalrymple, CNET

Market research firm IDC on Thursday reported a record level of smartphone shipments for the fourth quarter of 2009, when vendors shipped 54.4 million devices. That’s up 39 percent from the same quarter a year ago, the company said.

The handset company with the largest growth in 2009 was Apple. Apple’s unit shipments for the year were 25.1 million, up from 13.8 million units in 2008. The company’s market share rose from 9.1 percent in 2008 to 14.4 percent in 2009, an 81.9 percent year-over-year increase.

(Credit: IDC)

That represents the largest year-over-year increase of any mobile manufacturer, according to IDC.

Fourth quarter 2009 shipments and market share were even better for Apple. The company shipped 8.7 million iPhones in the quarter, up from 4.4 million units during the same quarter of 2008. Its market share rose from 11.2 percent in 2008 to 16 percent in 2009, representing a 97.7 percent growth increase.

(Credit: IDC)

Apple finished in the third spot for the fourth quarter and yearly market share. Nokia took the top spot finishing the year with 67.7 million shipments, an 11.9 percent increase over 2008. Its market share was 38.9 percent.

Research In Motion finished in second place with 34.5 million shipments for 2009, an increase of 46.2 percent over 2008, and a 19.8 percent market share.

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Something Big with Symbian Tomorrow #symbiancountdown at 12

This blogpost is brought to you by the letter S and the number 12.

Last week, we saw the first of the #symbiancountdown, which was then at 108. It’s been randomly counting down and now it’s at 12. If you head over to countdown.symbian.org you’ll see a sesame street video attached (they’ve had ponies and rainbows…why not…it matches the whole child like yellow ducks and robots and font of Symbian…)

Also, Symbian has tweeted that it’s all gonna happen (whatever that is) tomorrow!

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Type N96 Replica TV Launch Time November, 2009 Sales point Original N96 replica, Triband, TV Function, Dual Sliding, Dual Sim Standby, FM Radio

China factory specifications

Appearance Sliding type cellphone Network Frequency GSM900/ 1800/ 1900 MHZ Weight 70 g Dimension 103mm×54mm×20mm Processor - Operating System RTOS Color Black with Silver at side LCD display 2.8″ screen, TFT 1.6 Million Colour Touch panel No Dual SIM Dual Standby Dual sim dual standby Battery Lithium Batteries 1350 mAh Calling Time 3-5 hours Standby Time 120 hours Languages English/ Malay/ Indonesia/ Thailand/ Français/ Viet language/ Arab/ Turkish Free Accessories: 2 batteries/ 1charger/ 1 USB cable/ 1 English manual/ 1 MicroSD 256MB/ 1 earphone

Basic Features

Antenna Internal SMS Yes EMS Yes GPRS Yes MMS Yes WAP Yes Voice mail Yes Vibration Yes Ring tone 64 chord; Ring tone format: mp3, midi STK Yes Phone book Yes Wall papers Yes Tools Calendar, To do list, Alarm, World Clock, Stopwatch, E-book reader, Calculator Hands free Yes Incoming call firewall Yes

Multimedia Entertainment

Audio Support MP3 and equalizer, can set MP3 for incoming tone Video 3GP, MP4 Camera 1.3 MP long time video 3D Sound Great Voice with Bass Speaker Video Recorder Yes Voice Recorder Yes FM Radio Yes External Memory Yes, 1 GB T-Flash card as a gift, could support 4 GB Game Yes Projector - Java - TV Yes

Data Transmission

IrDA - Bluetooth Yes USB Yes ( support charging) U-Disk Yes WiFi - GPS - Price of Original Product Rp 4.100.000,- Price of Replica Product Rp 1.825.000,-

Type E81 Replica Launch Time November, 2009 Sales point Replica model from original Nokia, QWERTY keypad 180 degree slide LCD, Single Sim , Triband, Connect Internet with GPRS,

China factory specifications

Appearance 180 degree slide type cellphone Network Frequency GSM 900/ 1800/ 1900 MHZ Weight 98 g Dimension - Processor MTK Operating System - Color Black LCD display 2.4 inch, QVGA 260K Colors 240×320 pixels Touch panel - Dual SIM Dual Standby Single Sim Battery Lithium Batteries Calling Time 100-300 minutes Standby Time 200-300 hours Languages English/Chinese/Melayu/Espanol Free Accessories: 1 battery/ 1 charger/ 1 USB cable/ 1 manual/ 1 MicroSD 2 GB/ 1 earphone

Basic Features

Antenna Internal SMS Yes EMS Yes GPRS Yes MMS Yes WAP Yes Voice mail Yes Vibration Yes Ring tone 64 chord; Ring tone format: mp3, midi STK Yes Phone book Yes, support up to 500 phonebooks Wall papers Yes Tools Calendar, To do list, Alarm, World Clock, Stopwatch, E-book reader, Currency converter, Calculator, To do, Unit, Record Hands free Yes Incoming call firewall -

Multimedia Entertainment

Audio MP3, use downloaded MP3 as Ring Tones Video 3GP, MP4,support to play in full screen, support video record Camera High definition camera, Auto zoomer lens,image output 640×480, support to shoot with sound 3D Sound Yes Video Recorder Yes Voice Recorder Yes FM Radio Yes External Memory Yes, 2 GB T-Flash card as a gift, could support 4 GB Game Yes Projector - Java - TV -

Data Transmission

IrDA - Bluetooth Yes USB Yes ( support charging) U-Disk Yes WiFi - GPS - Price of Original Product Rp 2.000.000,- Price of Replica Product Rp 1.900.000,-

Type E71 Replica Launch Time October, 2009 Sales point Replica model from original Nokia, QWERTY keypad, Mini Opera, Maps, eBuddy, JAVA, E-Mail, TV Function and Recording, Dual Sim Standby, Dual Camera, Triband, Connect Internet with GPRS,

China factory specifications

Appearance Bar type cellphone Network Frequency GSM 900/ 1800/ 1900 MHZ Weight 100g Dimension - Processor MTK Operating System - Color Silver Gold LCD display 2.4 inch, QVGA 260K Colors 240×320 pixels Touch panel - Dual SIM Dual Standby Dual sim dual standby Battery Lithium Batteries 3600mAh Calling Time 100-300 minutes Standby Time 200-300 hours Languages English/Chinese/Melayu Free Accessories: 2 battery/ 1charger/ 1 USB cable/ 1 manual/ 1 MicroSD 2GB/ 1 earphone

Basic Features

Antenna Internal SMS Yes EMS Yes GPRS Yes MMS Yes WAP Yes Voice mail Yes Vibration Yes Ring tone 64 chord; Ring tone format: mp3, midi STK Yes Phone book Yes, support up to 500 phonebooks Wall papers Yes Tools Calendar, To do list, Alarm, World Clock, Stopwatch, E-book reader, Currency converter, Calculator, QQ, To do, Unit, Record Hands free Yes Incoming call firewall -

Multimedia Entertainment

Audio MP3, use downloaded MP3 as Ring Tones Video 3GP, MP4,support to play in full screen, support video record Camera High definition camera, Auto zoomer lens,image output 640×480, support to shoot with sound 3D Sound Yes Video Recorder Yes Voice Recorder Yes FM Radio Yes External Memory Yes, 512 MB T-Flash card as a gift, could support 4 GB Game Yes Projector - Java Yes TV Yes

Data Transmission

IrDA - Bluetooth Yes USB Yes ( support charging) U-Disk Yes WiFi - GPS Maps Price of Original Product Rp 3.100.000,- Price of Replica Product Rp 1.700.000,-

Type N97 Replica Launch Time July, 2009 Sales point Replica model from original Nokia, QWERTY keypad automatic change display, Side slide LCD, Smooth Sliding menu to slide and auto open in the main screen, Dual Sim Standby, Triband, Connect Internet with GPRS,

China factory specifications

Appearance Sidekick slide type cellphone Network Frequency GSM 900/ 1800/ 1900 MHZ Weight 108g Dimension 5.0 x 11.2 x 1.0 cm Processor - Operating System - Color White and Black LCD display 3.2 inch, QVGA 260K Colors 240×320 pixels Touch panel Yes Dual SIM Dual Standby Dual sim dual standby Battery Lithium Batteries 1500mAh Calling Time 100-300 minutes Standby Time 200-300 hours Languages English/Chinese/Melayu/Espanol Free Accessories: 2 battery/ 1charger/ 1 USB cable / 1 manual/ 1 MicroSD 512MB/ 1 earphone

Basic Features

Antenna Internal SMS Yes EMS Yes GPRS Yes MMS Yes WAP Yes Voice mail Yes Vibration Yes Ring tone 64 chord; Ring tone format: mp3, midi STK Yes Phone book Yes, support up to 500 phonebooks Wall papers Yes Tools Calendar, To do list, Alarm, World Clock, Stopwatch, E-book reader, Currency converter, Calculator, QQ, To do, Unit, Record Hands free Yes Incoming call firewall -

Multimedia Entertainment

Audio MP3, use downloaded MP3 as Ring Tones Video 3GP, MP4,support to play in full screen, support video record Camera High definition camera, Auto zoomer lens,image output 640×480, support to shoot with sound 3D Sound Yes Video Recorder Yes Voice Recorder Yes FM Radio Yes External Memory Yes, 512 MB T-Flash card as a gift, could support  4 GB Game Yes Projector - Java - TV -

Data Transmission

IrDA - Bluetooth Yes USB Yes ( support charging) U-Disk Yes WiFi - GPS - Price of Original Product Rp 5.125.000,- Price of Replica Product Rp 1.940.000,-

Type E66 Replica Launch Time May, 2009 Sales point Copy 1 to 1 with original Nokia, Can use the original battery and accesories, Dual Sim Standby Phone, Support Java, E-Book Reader

China factory specifications

Appearance Sliding type cellphone Network Frequency GSM 900 / 1800/ 1900 MHZ Weight - Dimension 5.1 x 10.7 x 1.4 cm Processor - Operating System - Color Coffee LCD display 2.4″ , 320×240 pixels Touch panel No Dual SIM Dual Standby Dual sim dual standby Battery Lithium Batteries Calling Time 5 hours Standby Time 330 hours Languages English/ Malay/ Indonesia/ Thailand/ Français/ Viet language/ Arab/ Turkish/ Chinese Free Accessories: 1 battery / 1charger / 1 USB cable / 1 manual / 1 MicroSD 1GB / 1 earphone

Basic Features

Antenna Internal SMS Yes EMS Yes GPRS Yes MMS Yes WAP Yes Voice mail Yes Vibration Yes Ring tone 64 chord; Ring tone format: mp3, midi STK Yes Phone book Yes, support up to 500 phonebooks Wall papers Yes Tools Tri band phone, Dual cards standby, FM radio player, Schedule FM record, Bluetooth, Calendar, Memo, Alarm clock, World time, Calculator, Voice recorder, WAP/ GPRS, MMS/ SMS, Currency converter, E-book reader, Caller picture, Caller ring tone, Caller video, Video Recorder, Sound recorder, Stopwatch, Calculator, Unit Converter Hands free Yes Incoming call firewall Yes

Multimedia Entertainment

Audio MP3, use downloaded MP3 as Ring Tones Video 3GP, MP4, support to play in full screen Camera High Definition Camera, image output size 640×480, High bright LED flash lamp, Support to shoot with sound 3D Sound Yes Video Recorder Yes Voice Recorder Yes FM Radio Yes External Memory Yes, 2 GB T-Flash card as a gift, could support 8 GB Game Yes Projector - Java Yes TV -

Data Transmission

IrDA - Bluetooth Yes USB Yes ( support charging) U-Disk Yes WiFi - GPS - Price of Original Product Rp 3.100.000,- Price of Replica Product Rp 1.700.000,-

Type N96 Replica 2 Slide Launch Time March, 2008 Sales point Copy original N96, Triband, Dual Sim Standby, FM Radio, Perfect Design

China factory specifications

Appearance Sliding type cellphone Network Frequency GSM 900/ 1800/ 1900 MHZ Weight 75 g Dimension - Processor - Operating System RTOS Color Black LCD display 2.8″ screen, TFT 1.6 Million Colour Touch panel No Dual SIM Dual Standby Dual sim dual standby Battery Lithium Batteries Calling Time 3-5 hours Standby Time 120 hours Languages English/ Malay/ Indonesia/ Thailand/ Français/ Viet language/ Arab/ Turkish Free Accessories: 2 batteries/ 1charger/ 1 USB cable/ 1 English manual/ 1 MicroSD 1 GB/ 1 earphone

Basic Features

Antenna Internal SMS Yes EMS Yes GPRS Yes MMS Yes WAP Yes Voice mail Yes Vibration Yes Ring tone 64 chord; Ring tone format: mp3, midi STK Yes Phone book Yes Wall papers Yes Tools Calendar, To do list, Alarm, World Clock, Stopwatch, E-book reader, Calculator Hands free Yes Incoming call firewall Yes

Multimedia Entertainment

Audio Support MP3 and equalizer, can set MP3 for incoming tone Video 3GP, MP4 Camera 1.3 MP long time video 3D Sound Great Voice with Bass Speaker Video Recorder Yes Voice Recorder Yes FM Radio Yes External Memory Yes, 1 GB T-Flash card as a gift, could support 2 GB Game Yes Projector - Java - TV -

Data Transmission

IrDA - Bluetooth Yes USB Yes ( support charging) U-Disk Yes WiFi - GPS - Price of Original Product Rp 4.100.000,- Price of Replica Product Rp 1.575.000,-

[Via http://agenpulsakita3.wordpress.com]

NOKIA – N Series Mega Pack

Applications:
Y-browser
Fonts1 (different fonts for N73 or other Series…. and the method to chage it)
Live Msn mobile ed.
SYS explorer
Divx player
Agile messenger both 3.76 and 3.78
Besttaskman with Keygen
Heir beta (Chatting software like agile)
Windows Live messenger
Mobile security-fcym
Nokia SMS Accelerator
N sys Info. ( a complete system info about yr fone)
Smart movie player 3.32
Xsound player
Zip manager
gsm magic

Games:
Darkest Fear II
Splinter Cell double agent
Skyforce
Asphalt 2 3-d
Brothers in Arms 3-d
Street fighter Alpha
Christmas Midnight
THe Sims 2
K rally
Doom
Krish Cricket
MV cricket
Black Hawk down
Call of duty 3
A Knights tale…
Dig. chocolate Night club
Chocolate TOWER
Metal of honor
fifa 2007
Brothers in Arms 2-d
Mission Impossible
New York Success
War of the worlds
Street Basket BAll
Prince of Persia warrior within
XIII
Sonic
Mid town madness
Player.One.Freddie.Flintoff.All-Round.Cricket
TOPGAM Roland Garros
CAESAR MULTiLANG
Rally evolution 3-d
Asphalt Urban 3
Beach Ping Pong
Need for Speed carbon
Extreme air snowboarding
Final Fight
Fish labs heli strike
Crime city
Lemonade Tycoon
Metal Slug
True Crime New York city
Crash and Trash
Prince of Persia The 2 thrones
Roger Federers Tennis Open
Sky force Reload
The Crow
Virtual Tennis
V-rally
V sun plus
Wimbledon 2006
Super minners
Themes:

N95 theme
Dark Vista
Dreamy Vista
Forest
Lonely Eyes
Mac flower
Mac stacy
Spider man
Another Spidy
Tokyo Drift

Downoad Disini

atau

Disini

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