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ActiveFile v1.44 Extended
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Key Features:
· File management with 2 panels (File manager similar to Total Commander). so, you can view one folder in the first tab and browse to another folder in the second tab
· File sorting by name, extension, uid, size, date, and ascending, descending
· Full file management with copy, move, rename, delete, make directory, make file, file properties, and set attributes
· Compress and decompress file using gzip format
· Modify the attributes of files and directories
· Quick check of available storage on your drives
· Allow multiple instances. So, you can launch ActiveFile more than 1 instance.
· Searching thru the directories
· View running processes, tasks, kernel objects, and display system information (phone info and network info)
· SMS creator tool to create SMS (fake SMS) and save it to a destination folder (Inbox, Drafts, Outbox, Sent folder) without using your sim card credit
· Capture screenshot and save it to a file in JPEG, GIF, BMP, PNG, and MBM format
· Memory monitor tool
· Have an option to access inbox files
· Add shortcut
· Built-in Hex Viewer
· Built-in Image Viewer
· Check for updates
· And best of all, its FREE!
What’s New:
· Speed improvement
· Readded working Encrypt/Decrypt feature
· Files/folders list with file size details on the right side
· Font size(small, normal, large) settings
· New cool icons
· Many bug fixes
Compatible with all Symbian S60 3rd Edition and 5th Edition Devices Nokia 3250, 5500 Sport, 6290, 6650 T-Mobile, N71, N73, N75, N80, N91, N92, N93, N93i, E50, E51, E60, E61, E61i, E62, E65, E70, Nokia 5700, 6110 Navigator, 6120 Classic, 6121 Classic, 6124 Classic, N77, N78, E52, E66, E72, N81, N82, N92, N95, E90, Nokia 6210 Navigator, 6220 Classic, N78, N79, N85, N96, 6760 Slide, 6790 surge, Samsung i8510 INNO8, 5630 XpressMusic, 5730 XpressMusic, E75, E72, 5800 XpressMusic, 5800 Navigation Edition, N97, N97 Mini, X6, 5530 XpressMusic, Sony Ericsson Satio (Idou), Samsung i8910 Omnia HD, etc:
MarbleMaze2 2010 V1.00
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Marble Maze is a labyrinth game that utilizes the orientation sensor built
inside some Nokia mobile phones (this version works with Nokia 5800 and N97).
In the game you control a ball inside a labyrinth by tilting the device in
your hands. Currently there are 50 different ready made labyrinths to
solve, and 3 different balls, a metal ball, a rubber ball, and a super
pingpong ball. First fields are easy, but they get harder once you advance.
You can to create your own custom made labyrinth fields with the
application! The game requires skill, accuracy, and determination, and is
highly addictive. The best time is recorded for each field, so you can also
INSTALLION Note:
1- keygen based on Microsoft.net Framework 3.5 ..download it from Microsoft
if not launch… !
2- run …generate …and enjoy
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Apple and Nokia Case Put on Hold Pending ITC Investigation
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Nokia and Apple may want to go toe to toe in the legal ring right now, but they’re being told to wait a bit.
According to Macworld, the International Trade Commission has told both parties that it must complete its own probe, which was scheduled to take 45 days after it agreed to perform the investigation on February 22nd, then the lawsuit will presumably move forward. That’s if it’s still on and not settled by then, although Nokia seems determined to win it, and Apple apparently has enough bandwidth to handle two lawsuits at once.
NTORCH PRO v1.00 FULL ENG. FOR N 5700 XM translated by dominicdchandiyil
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NTorch Pro series is the successor to our innovative torch applications of N70Torch and NTorch Lite. NTorch Pro for Nokia 5700 XpressMusic is the first and only application specially developed for Nokia 5700 allowing its built-in Flash to be used for illumination. With this applicaiton, you can turn on your LED flash at itsfull brightness to provide pure white light. Inheriting the simplicty design of our previous torch applications, NTorch Pro for Nokia 5700 enables user to turn on or turn off the LED with only a single click.
KEY FEATURES
[01] Turn Your Cell Phone Into A Real Flash Light- Unlike screen torch programs, NTorch Pro uses the built-in Super Bright LED (flash) to provide pure white light for illumination.
[02] Full Brightness- NTorch Pro brings the full capability of Nokia 5700’s flash LED for your light source.
[03] Twist Support- You can twist your phone in all directions with undistributed pure white light shining from LED.
[04] One Click Launch- With only one click, you can turn on or turn off your flash light in few seconds.
[05] Multimedia key Compatible- By assigning NTorch Pro to the Multimedia key, the process of turning on the flash is just as simple as using a real flashlight.
[06] Free Upgrades/Technical Support- Enjoy upgrades for future NTorch Pro for Nokia 5700 versions and technical support from OTStudio.Com.
COMPABILITY
Nokia S60 3rd Edition FP1 – Nokia 5700 XpressMusic Only!
WARNING: NTorch Pro for Nokia 5700 is designed to enable the flash for short period illumination, please avoid long term usage.OTSudio shall not be held responsible for any damage or malfunction to any person or entity (NTorch Pro for Nokia 570 customer) ’s cellular phone, nor any other events beyond the control of OTStudio
Judge suspends Apple/Nokia lawsuit pending ITC investigation
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Filed under: Hardware, Software, Apple
With all of the furor around the gigantic patent lawsuit that Apple dropped on HTC this week, you might be forgiven for forgetting about the first big patent smackdown of the year, the lawsuit that Nokia laid at Apple’s door. But a judge in Delaware hasn’t — he ordered a suspension to both the case and its countersuit while the International Trade Commission works out the complaints between the two companies.
Clearly Nokia and Apple have it out for one another, but apparently they’re going to take it one step at a time. Once the ITC has completed its probe, which was scheduled to take 45 days after it agreed to perform the investigation on February 22nd, then the lawsuit will presumably move forward. That’s if it’s still on and not settled by then, although Nokia seems in it to win it, and Apple apparently has enough bandwidth (and legal fees) to pick two fights at once anyway. So bring it, ITC, and then let’s get this show on the road.
[via Macworld]
TUAWJudge suspends Apple/Nokia lawsuit pending ITC investigation originally appeared on The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) on Fri, 05 Mar 2010 16:30:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Apple / Nokia federal lawsuit put on hold pending ITC investigation
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We normally wouldn’t cover something so procedural, but given the heightened interesting Apple’s patent dealings this week, we thought we’d note that Cupertino’s tiff with Nokia in the federal courts has been put on hold while both companies argue their case before the US International Trade Commission. We expected the ITC to be the primary front in this fight from the start, but now we’ll be particularly focused on the Commission’s ruling, since several of the patent claims Apple’s asserting against Nokia in this case are also being claimed against HTC. We don’t have a timeline on when the Commission will reach a decision, but we’ll keep an eye on things.
Apple / Nokia federal lawsuit put on hold pending ITC investigation originally appeared on Engadget on Thu, 04 Mar 2010 14:39:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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News: Judge halts Nokia-Apple case pending ITC investigation
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A federal judge in Delaware has signed an order halting litigation between Nokia and Apple over alleged patent infringement pending resolution of the companies’ respective claims with the U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC). The ITC announced in January that it would investigate Nokia’s claims of patent infringement against Apple, and said it would consider Apple’s claims against Nokia in February. The Associated Press reports…
The Mobile Patent Mexican Standoff [Mobile]
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Apple’s patent theft accusations against HTC got a lot of press this week, as they should! But it’s just the most recent case in a gun-slinging mobile landscape riddled with patent lawsuits. This’ll end about as well as Reservoir Dogs.
The NY Times breaks it down today with this handy chart of who’s suing whom. Nokia has been particularly active, along with Kodak. The biggest target? Apple.
Companies sue each other over intellectual property all the time, of course. But this volume of mobile technology patents is unusually high. According to the Times:
Although patent litigation is not new in the technology world, these suits, specifically around mobile, point to the drastically changing mobile landscape. Lawyers I spoke with explained that mobile technology is still in its infancy and these large computing companies are trying to stake their claim to the future of computing.
Basically, it’s a land grab. Companies that know they’re being left in the dust (Nokia, Kodak) are scrambling to assert any claims that they can, while market leaders (Apple) become fat targets.
Where does that leave the us? For now, nowhere. Business as usual. But if things keep escalating, the consequences could range from companies passing legal fees onto the consumer to ITC-imposed product bans. In these kinds of gun fights, it’s rare that anyone wins. [NY Times]
iPhone gross profit margins nearly 60%
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Filed under: Apple Financial, iPhone
Bernstein Research’s Toni Sacconaghi issued a 13-page report last week in which he estimated that the iPhone’s gross profit margins were an astounding 57.8%. Those margins tower above Apple’s competitors with RIM estimated to have 43% profit margins, Nokia 33%, Motorola 32%, and HTC 31.7%.
Sacconaghi believes that the iPhone’s high gross margins could change Apple’s business model as the iPhone’s share of Apple’s overall revenue stream grows from 30% in FY09 to an estimated 45% to 50% in FY11.
Philip Elmer-DeWitt over at Apple 2.0 notes that while the Street generally assumes Apple’s profit margins will decline over the next few years, Sacconaghi believes they will increase due to a few key points:
- iPhone prices are actually increasing. In Q3 2009, the average wholesale price was $588. In Q1 2010 it’s risen to $638.
- Buyers are still more than eager for the iPhone. There is no sign of price resistance from either customers or carriers. Mobile partners are still lining up to get the iPhone with Apple adding 15 new ones over the past 4 months.
Despite his Rosy outlook, Sacconaghi is reducing his iPhone shipment estimates by 1.3 million units in FQ4 10 and 5.5 million units in fiscal year 2011 under the assumption that there won’t be an iPhone for Verizon before mid 2011. He also expects T-Mobile will get the iPhone before Verizon does. As for the iPad, Sacconaghi estimates its gross profit margins to be between 30 to 32%, not the 50% suggested by iSuppli.
Sacconaghi rates AAPL as “Outperform” and has a price target of $250. In his report he states, “We believe that on a cash flow basis the stock is very attractively valued and that the stock is the most attractive secular name in our coverage universe.”
TUAWiPhone gross profit margins nearly 60% originally appeared on The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) on Wed, 03 Mar 2010 10:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Skype App Hits Ovi Store, And Potentially 200 Million Nokia Handsets Next
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Pretty huge news in our book: Skype has published a free mobile application for Symbian in the Ovi Store, basically enabling over 200 million Nokia handset users to easily download the program and start making free Skype-to-Skype calls from their phones.
If I were a carrier, I’d probably be feeling rather nervous right now – and / or infuriated.
Skype for Symbian, which you can also download the app straight from the Skype website, will run on any Nokia smartphone using Symbian^1, the latest version of the Symbian platform. 