Nokia E90 Communicator Posted by Stranger on 11:16 PM Digg it Bookmark it Stumble it Email to friend

It’s hard to believe but it’s been 10 years since the first Nokia Communicator was announced in 1997. The E90 is the eleventh Communicator model, following the 9000, 9000i, 9110, 9110i, 9210, 9210i, 9290, 9500, 9300 and 9300i. The word “communicator” was made up by Nokia and identified a whole family or devices armed with QWERTY-keyboard. That didn’t hamper other manufacturers in their attempts to position their solutions after this device and name their products in a resembling way.
For its potential target audience, Nokia E90 is a very balanced and reasonably priced solution. It has no counterparts that have made it to the market, therefrom follows its low price flexibility and most improbable price shifts (if only the enterprise audience really doesn’t like it).
Quadband Phone
Networks: SM 850, GSM 900, GSM 1800, GSM 1900, EGSM
Connectivity options: G, GPRS, GPS, HSDPA, Bluetooth, A2DP, Infrared, USB, WLAN
Calling Features:
Video calls, Speakerphone
Physical design
Form factor
Clamshell
Dimensions (W x D x H): 32 x 57 x 20 mm
Weight w/battery: 210 g
Available colours: Mocha and red
LCD display size: 800 x 352
Operating system: Symbian OS
Max. talktime (in hours): 5 hours
Max. standby time (in hours): 336 hours
Internal memory: 128 MB
Expansion slot(s): TransFlash / microSD
Included accessories:
Charger AC-4, Headset HS-47
Other Features
Additional functions
Built-in GPS navigation
Maximum camera resolution: 3.2 megapixels

List of Nokia Mobile Secret Unlock Codes: Mobile Phone Secret Code Posted by Stranger on 11:25 PM Digg it Bookmark it Stumble it Email to friend

Input of all “indications” directly one behind the other – without “blanks” (these serve only the better overview).
1. *# 06 # – Seriennummer / IMEI indicates
2. *# 0000 # – SW version announcements (e.g. V3.42.1, 16-10-03, Nhl-10)
3. *# 2820 # – Bluetooth (BT) device address indicate.

Nokia Secret Unlock Codes List : Mobile Secret Code

4. xx # – Directory quick access (xx = storage location and afterwards lozenge e.g. 24 #)
5. A/from key – Short pressing for menu for switching between profiles
6. Menu key – Long pressing for “task manager” – switching between active programs (with “C” key programs can be terminated.)
7. Menu quick access – Over in the menu e.g. to point 3.1 arrive simply 31 enter (if the third symbol a file is opened is for these and then in it started the first Programm/Icon).
8. Autostart go around – When switching on of the Handys on to the pin inquiry the key “ABC” (pin) comes the whole time keeps pressed – this is to ignore (allegedly) the autoinitialization programs.

2010 Nokia 6700 Slide Mobile Review Posted by Stranger on 6:25 AM Digg it Bookmark it Stumble it Email to friend

A stylish and durable steel body, compact size and smartphone skill, the Nokia 6700slide looks strong enough to hold its own in a modern world. The Nokia 6700 classic: a reliable, intuitive phone that keeps you close to the people that matter. Classic design meets proven technology. Nokia 6700 classic is a stylish and functional device that lets you take excellent pictures, and helps you to find your location, with Nokia 6700 classic browse the web faster, and be heard more clearly. Nokia 6700 classic is the the essentials of style .

Key features

• Quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE support
• Tri-band 3G with 10Mbps HSDPA and 2Mbps HSUPA
• Solid metal casing
• 2.2" 16M-color QVGA display with excellent sunlight legibility
• 5 megapixel autofocus camera with Carl-Zeiss lens, dual LED flash
• VGA video recording at 15fps
• Symbian OS, S60 3.2 user interface
• Built-in accelerometer sensor
• Stereo FM radio with RDS, Visual radio
• Bluetooth (with A2DP)
• Standard microUSB port (charging)
• microSD card slot (16 GB supported, 2GB included)
• Rich preinstalled application package
• Smart dialing
• 2.5mm audio jack
• Great audio quality

Nokia Express Music 5320 with Linux Ubuntu – Sending ‘Files’ via Bluetooth with gnome-obex-send Posted by Stranger on 6:38 AM Digg it Bookmark it Stumble it Email to friend

Sending files is so easy here i am showing how to do that read and comment

Sending files via bluetooth from your PC to Nokia Express is not difficult usinggnome-obex-send. As long as your bluetooth device is recognized by Ubuntu then it can be done. I use regular cheap USB bluetooth. The brand is ‘Le Taec’, made in Taiwan.
Before we start, don’t forget to turn on your Nokia Bluetooth.

Step 1. Configure your bluetooth device.

Open your Linux Terminal (Applications > Accessories > Terminal).

- Type ‘sudo hciconfig -a hci0 up’ to turn on your bluetooth device.

- Type ‘hciconfig -a hci0‘ to check the USB status.

- Type ‘hcitool scan‘ to search the available device around. As you see at the screen below, I found a device named ‘Ida’. The information that we need is the id code.

- Copy the id code by select the code using your mouse cursor, press right mouse button then select ‘copy’ menu.

Step 2. Send the files.

Type the command with syntax below:
‘sudo gnome-obex-send –dest device_id location+filename.‘.
Now, you can start to send the files. Every id will be different for each Nokia handphone. Press ‘Enter’ to start the sending process.

Sending file is on progress.