Tip 1 :

Do u know how to use the edit button (abc or pencil button)?
i will show you  how… in the inbox for example; u want delete multiple sms, now hold the edit button, scroll down, and then, press c to delete the marked sms. The edit button can  be used to copy and past text in sms, by holding it and scroll across, choose copy. its good for placing song names in ngages

Tip 2 :

you need to make a format to your phone but you dont know how ??, press *#7370#, then enter the lock code, which is the sec code of the fone. NOTE: batt must b full, else if format is disrupted by low batt, consequences will b disatrous
the code *#7780#  may works too, pretty much the same i tink.
for 6600 users, to format the fone, theres is another  way. Press and hold <3>, <*> and Call (Send) buttons, then power on phone, keep holding on the 3 buttons, till u come to a format screen. this method ONLY works on 6600, and need not enter the security code. BUT security code would be reset to default 12345.

Tip 3 :

TO NGAGE USERS; Did u know u can install .sis files simply using the cable given? Juz plug it in, place the .sis file anywhere on e: (the mmc), not in any folders, root of e:, disconnect, then look for it in manager.

Tip 4:

Save on battery and system memory being used by regulary checking the task manager which can be accessed by holding down the menu button!!

Tip 5: Type *#06# to display your IMEI serial number, very valuable for the unlocking your phone to other sim cards

see you in another tips and tricks for nokia and another mobile phones .

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You can install a signer application straight onto your 5800, and sign it on your phone. To do this, we’re going to use an application called FreeSigner, which you can download from below

Using FreeSigner is really simple;

Pre-requisites:

* FreeSigner (download link below).
* your developer certificate (you can request for your certificate and key file from us)

COMPLETE STEP BY STEP FOR SIGNING PROCESS:

* Copy your developer certificate and key file into a directory on my memory card, in the “Certs” sub-folder under the “Documents” folder, so it’s located in “E:\Documents\Certs”,

Place it anywhere you can find it easily later.

Having installed FreeSigner on your phone, launch it from the “Applications” menu. You need to configure some settings first. Tapping “Options”

– “Settings” will bring up the following screen:

# Ignore the items which say “Self sign” in front of them. Self signing may wont work for a lot of applications, so it is importnat that you have your own certificate and key file for signing all application / games / themes. and for which you can place your request here by posting your IMEI umber.

# Now, tap on “Sign Cert”. FreeSigner will now prompt you to select your certificate file, usually a file whose extension is “cer”. Select this file, and its name will appear like in the screen above.

# Next, tap on “Sign Key”. FreeSigner will now prompt you to select your certificate file, usually a file whose extension is “key”. Select this file, and its name will appear like in the screen above.

# Next, if the person who supplied you with the developer certificate also mentioned that to use the “key” file, you need a certain password, you need to enter it now. Tap on “Sign Key Pass” and enter the password given. If no password is needed, skip this step.

# Next, choose the directory where your signed file will be placed. I normally just use the source directory, ie. wherever you put the unsigned file, FreeSigner will sign it, and put the signed file in the same directory as the unsigned file. Makes life easy.

# Next, tap “Back”.

# To choose the file for signing, tap on “Add Task” and you will see a screen which asks you where the file is located. Choose the drive where your file is (C = phone memory, E = memory card), then choose the directory where the file resides as in the screen below.

Then, tap once on the file, and tap “Options” – “Add” as in the screen below.

Then, select the type of operation to be performed on the file, in most cases, actually, for me, for all cases I would select “Sign Sis” because my testing tells me that “Self Sign Sis” is useless and doesn’t work most of the time!

You are now brought back to the “main” screen, where your file to be signed appears as a “task” to be carried out by FreeSigner. The final step would be to tap “Options” – “Go” and your file would be signed!

Now, look for your signed file wherever you configured FreeSigner to put it – if you chose “Same As Source” in “Output directory” in the settings screen, then the signed file will be in the same directory as your unsigned file. The file name will have “_signed” appended to the end of the file name, like below:

In your built-in File Manager application or a third party file manager such as Y-browser (my favorite!), look for the file, tap on it once to install, and you’re done!

Solving Expired Certificate error is very easy

Open Menu >Settings

In settings Find Date & Time

Set your Year to “2009″. Because some applications are certificated for 2005-2009. After setting your Year to 2009 install the application who gives certificate error

Finish your installation and you can set your current date back

if the message still show try to change the date to 2008 or 2010

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after a long research.and so many complaints of not able to install the application or some games on 5800.i was finally able to get a hack for 5800

Here is the Software to hack Nokia 5800 Follow the instruction.

1) Download the file Fp2 Hack Test and un-rar it.

2) Copy thefolder “Hack” and paste it to your phone E: directory.

3) Sign the MapDrives.v1.00.Unsigned.sis by your 17 Caps Developers

Certificate from O.P.D.A.

4) Install HelloO.P.D.A_S60_3_X_v_1_0_0.sisx & MapDrives.v1.00.Unsigned_Signed.sisx

5) Run the MapDrives from application folder [after this, you can open x-plore to find whether the “V” drive is exist or not in your phone. Please make sure you close the x-plore and run it again.

6) Remove the MapDrivers by going to the Application Manager

7) Run helloO.P.D.A Select Options –> RunUpdater

8 ) Install the updater.sisx

9) Now your Phone 5800 is completely HACKED

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After a long research.and so many complaints of not able to install the application or some games on 5800.i was finally able to get a hack for 5800

Here is the Software to hack Nokia 5800 Follow the instruction

1) Download the file Fp2 Hack Test and un-rar it.

2) Copy thefolder “Hack” and paste it to your phone E: directory.

3) Sign the MapDrives.v1.00.Unsigned.sis by your 17 Caps Developers

Certificate from O.P.D.A.

4) Install HelloO.P.D.A_S60_3_X_v_1_0_0.sisx & MapDrives.v1.00.Unsigned_Signed.sisx

5) Run the MapDrives from application folder [after this, you can open x-plore to find whether the “V” drive is exist or not in your phone. Please make sure you close the x-plore and run it again.

6) Remove the MapDrivers by going to the Application Manager

7) Run helloO.P.D.A Select Options –> RunUpdater

8 ) Install the updater.sisx

9) Now your Phone 5800 is completely HACKED

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First, register an account online with VoipCheap. It costs nothing to register and at this stage you don’t need to add any money to your account in order to test it out. Once signed in, make sure you SIGN OUT! Only one user can be signed it at a time, so this is important.

Then configure the N95 as follows:

Get to SIP profiles by: menu>tools>settings>connection>SIP settings. Then Options>New SIP profile. Then manually input the following:

Profile name: Voipcheap
Service profile: IETF
Default access point: AP of choice (i.e. Medianet)
PUBLIC USER NAME: sip:<voipcheap acct name>@voipcheap.com
USE COMPRESSION: no
REGISTRATION: When needed
USE SECURITY: no

PROXY SERVER Setting
Proxy server address: sip:sip.voipcheap.com
Realm: voipcheap.com
username: <voipcheap account name>
password: <voipcheap password>
allow loose routing: yes
transport type: UDP, or auto (UDP works for me)
Port: 5060

Registrar Server Setting
Registrar server address: sip:sip.voipcheap.com
Realm: voipcheap.com
username: <voipcheap account name>
password: <voipcheap password>
transport type: UDP, or auto (altho UDP works for me)
Port: 5060

Then go to menu>tools>settings>connection>internet telephone, then options>new profile, and choose your voipcheap sip profile.

By the way, I am assuming the above settings will also work for VoipBuster if you choose that service.

At this point, you can do one of two things: go to menu>tools>internet tel, where it should “discover services” and show the available wifi connection if there is one. Then choose Options>connect to service. Secondly, you can just input the phone number you want to dial (in international format with the +, country code, etc) then go to options>internet call and the N95 should say “requesting registration”, and if not registered, ask if you want to register now. Say yes and it should register to the VoipCheap service or whatever service is defaulted, if you have more than one SIP profile. Remember to choose “internet call” though! If you don’t you will be calling using cell minutes and run up a nice bill! You know if it’s an internet call when it’s dialing you see a little globe under the phone icon. If you don’t deposit anything in your voipcheap account you will be cut off after a couple of minutes however. But I find it’s the cheapest way to call a cellphone in europe (11c/min to a cell in Italy), so I usually always have a few bucks in the account. And its awesome to call internationally and not even need to pay attention to the clock when calling a landline.

Here’s my take on using VOIP on the N95:

One of the features that attracted me to the N95 was the ability to use VOIP. I am in the US and the reason for me to be able to use VOIP is the ability to call internationally on the cheap or free. I can’t speak for other countries, but here in the US, I can’t see much other reason for VOIP calling, as almost all cell plans are toll free nationwide, and fairly generous with minutes-especially when accumulating AT&T’s rollover minutes.

It seems like there are 3 ways to use VOIP on the N95..
-Using an application such as Fring.
-Using an application such as Iskoot or IM+Skype.
-Using the built in SIP

In my opinion, the call quality using Fring renders it fairly useless, except that you can use your Skype account as well as incorporate more than one profile, including a SIP profile. However, my experience with Fring is that the quality is so poor as to render it relatively useless. This may be due to using a software based app.

The Iskoot and IM+Skype apps use a “call back” feature which creates the quality of a good cell call, but of course uses your cell minutes. So unless you’re taking advantage of international skype rates, I don’t see the use for those applications. If it’s a domestic US call, you may as well just call directly as there is no long distance charge anyway.

This brings us to the built in SIP ability of the N95. There is no question in my mind that using the SIP profiles directly is the only way to really use VOIP on the N95. If you have a good wifi connection the quality is excellent. I call to cellphones and landlines in Europe frequently and the call quality is as good as an excellent cell call.

So how to use the SIP profile: I have installed 2 profiles in my phone: Gizmo and VoipCheap. Gizmo is super easy to get going with, as it can be installed directly from the download folder in the N95. What’s nice about it is that it installs itself directly into the SIP profiles without having to manually enter anything. The rates for calling international with Gizmo is competitive, but I have found VoipCheap to be better. VoipCheap is one of the Betamax services which includes VoipBuster and others. What they offer is free calling to landlines of many countries when you keep a balance in the account. However there is some difference in which countries are free, depending on the service you use, so you have to look at their website to see which countries are appropriate for you. VoipCheap has countries that they include on their free calling that VoipBuster doesn’t so it’s an individual thing.

One more little tidbit: If you don’t have access to a computer you can actually make a voipcheap call by sending a text to +44 762 480 0947 with the number you want to call in the body of the text msg and it will ring your cell phone as it dials the number. You have to pay a connection fee however, but if you are in a situation where you have to make an international call its very useful. I was in a restaurant one time and had to call someone in Italy and it worked like a charm.

Second tidbit: I’ve heard of some folks using the british service Truphone, which also installs into the SIP settings but I have also heard of its “intrusiveness” in your phone, causing crashing, rebooting, etc, so I have avoided it. After looking at the features of their service, I don’t see the advantage anyway. They are advertising free landline calling until the end of the year if you sign up by 9/30, but voipcheap already offers this.

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Nokia, another name for reliability has finally made it to the dual-SIM market with the the C series, by unveiling Nokia C2 aka Nokia C2-00.The Nokia C2 can use both the SIM cards simultaneously. That means you can receive and make calls, messages etc on both the numbers without switching from one to the other.You can also hold the line on one SIM card while you talk with a person on the other card.

Nokia C2 is built on a Series40 platform and supports Ovi Life Tools, Ovi Mail and Nokia Messaging services. The first slot for a SIM card is located under the battery, and the second SIM is “hot swappable”- a feature very unique to Nokia, which means it can be inserted and removed at any time when the phone is turned on.

Nokia C2 packs a TFT display with resolution of 128×160 pixels, 0.3-megapixel camera, 3.5mm headphone jack, a music player, FM tuner with recording function, and a microSD/microSDHC card slot (up to 32 GB).

The Nokia C2-00 phone provides up to four hours of talk time. The handset is designed for GSM/GPRS 900/1800 MHz network.Size of Nokia C2-00 is 108×45×14.65 mm. The Nokia C2 will begin sale in the Q4 2010 for expected price of 45 euros(around 2600 INR). It should be come in black, grey, crimson, white and blue colors.Grey, Black, MagnetaMagneta, Dark Blue and WhiteBlue and White

Features at a glance:

• Colour Screen
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• FM Radio and Music Player
• micro-SDmicro-SD cards upto 32GB
• 1000 PhonebookPhonebook Entries
• Standby Time of 16.5 days
• VGA Camera
• Bluetooth
• GPRS

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To Stiffen-Up The Loose Slider On An N95-1-2-3 etc

Tools needed:
Torx 0.5 driver.
Adhesive tape… (I find double-sided very thin tape is a lot easier to cut a fine strip from and manoeuvre into place if the paper backing-strip is left on. N.B. it also needs to remain on when fitted

Basically this modification consists of compressing the nylon grooved slider-rail by a fraction, which is all that’s needed in even the loosest slider.

The nylon moulding with the groove that locates the sliding rail of the top screen is held in place by a metal bracket on each side of the phone. The following instructions detail how to access this bracket, remove it, modify it and replace it.

Firstly you need to remove the back casing of the N95… Instructions on how to do this and also refit it without damage are HERE

Now that you have the casing removed, looking at the right-hand side of the phone as viewed from the front, you’ll see a black metal bracket about 2″ long, running along the side, just underneath the top sliding section and parallel to it. You’ll notice that it’s secured by three Torx screws, this plate clamps down on the nylon track moulding and holds it in place.

As a rule, for some reason, only the right-hand side of the N95 slider seems to be the cause of it being loose, so you only need remove this one bracket. After the metal bracket is removed, don’t disturb the phone as the top part may come out of the nylon track which although it’s easy to refit, is something to be careful of, as it’s attached by a flexible-circuit to the lower part of the N95.

All you need to concentrate on at this stage is the metal bracket itself. It has an L-shaped cross-section, designed so that the top part when fitted, overlaps the nylon slide-moulding, pressing down on it and holding it in place. You’ll see that by applying a thin layer of tape to the underside of the top section (or ledge) of the bracket, we can compress the nylon slide-moulding by a fraction as we clamp it down.

Applying the tape to the underside of the top ledge of the bracket is a rather fiddly task, place a very narrow strip of tape, ensuring it fits along the ledge of the clamp without covering any holes and that it doesn’t lap over into the right-angle of the clamp. (I actually use thin double-sided self-adhesive tape, leaving the protective paper cover on one side of it… This is much easier to cut and manipulate than normal Sellotape or similar)… Masking tape has also been found to be suitable.

Refitting the now-padded metal clamp forces the nylon bearing-groove to compress and narrow very slightly as the clamp is tightened. So far, this method has worked on 4 N95′s, two of which needed a second layer of tape to stiffen the slide action sufficiently.

Two Tips!

1. Use a magnetised Torx driver, the screws are extremely small.

2. When refitting the metal clamp, first hold it loosely in place and locate the screws in the first part of the threads, then jiggle the clamp into its location on the nylon runner… THEN tighten the screws evenly and firmly.

Refit the back cover carefully and you will have a firm slider-action which, if it at first seems to be extremely stiff to operate, will loosen-up very slightly with use.

My own N95-1 (pictured above) was modified in July ’07 and has remained with a firm slider-action since then

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all this for all the guys that not believe how i get the certificate..

now i guide you to get your certificate and key from Imobile.com.cn. And you’ll get your cer after 3 hours.
Now let you go to imobile website at http://isign.imobile.com.cn (use google translator )
And do this steps.

Step 1: Register an account.

Fill in the required fields in register form as screenshot.

With simple register and very fast, and successful. Next Step 2

Step 2: Apply your imei

http://isign.imobile.com.cn/

After register successful, the system redirect you to this location. Klick the green button

And now you will enter your imei in textbox, then klick button.

System report your apply successful as shown below

Now, you only need waiting…
Then 3 hours, you go back and Login your account

Select the second tab to view the result. If system displays same this image, you can download cer + key

Congratulate you!!!

USE the signer application attached to thus board to sign the unsigned applications, NO password is needed. leave the password field empty

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One of the features which is missing in the iPhone is that it lacks integrated support for MMS. If you are used to using MMS then it can be painful for you.

The iPhone’s built-in support for email can be used to work around this lack of functionality to send and receive picture messages and without the need of some nerdy iPhone hack.

An email address is assigned to all the subscribers by all wireless providers. The email address is based on your phone number and if you send an email then that email will be delivered as a text message. Similarly if you send apicture to that email address using the built in “Email Photo” functionality of iPhone, this will result in it getting delivered as a picture message (MMS). You should know the address of the contact to whom you want to send a picture message.

Below is mentioned the list of common providers:

(All you will need to do is enter the recipients 10 digit number into the appropriate carrier field.)

Alltel = xxxxxxxxxx@message.alltel.com
AT&T = xxxxxxxxxx@mms.att.net
Boost Mobile = xxxxxxxxxx@myboostmobile.com
Cingular (AT&T) = xxxxxxxxxx@mms.mycingular.com
Einstein PCS = xxxxxxxxxx@einsteinmms.com
Sprint = xxxxxxxxxx@messaging.sprintpcs.com
T-Mobile = xxxxxxxxxx@tmomail.net
US Cellular = xxxxxxxxxx@mms.uscc.net
Verizon Wireless = xxxxxxxxxx@vzwpix.com
Virgin Mobile = xxxxxxxxxx@vmobl.com

To receive picture messages also the same principle works due to the built-in email client. The picture is to be send as an email to the email account that has been setup on your iPhone for you to receive a picture message.

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