Ứng dụng mới cập nhật Symbian OS 9 (Phần II)

GPSbySMS v2.2​

GPSbySMS reads data from the GPS receiver and sends it to the http://gps.ndd.ru site, or to other users using SMS messages. You can see your position on Yahoo Map. Auto send Mode available now.

Tested on: Nokia 6151, 6288, 6300i, N73, E50

Requirements:

· External Bluetooth or internal GPS receiver (NMEA GPS Message format) and Cellular phone with Bluetooth and Java
· MIDP 2.0 (JSR 118)
· CLDC 1.0 (JSR 139)
· Java API for Bluetooth (JSR 82)
· Wireless Messaging API (JSR 120)
· Phone Book Manager API (JSR-75)
· Multi Media API (JSR-135)






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System SEVEN 7.2.15.30.3541 Alpha [UpdatE 05 Nov'08]




System SEVEN is a push email application that is easy to use and provides alternatives for those who want to use personal email on their mobile devices. What makes it interesting is the easy setup process and the current beta has a few preloaded email settings, to be used with popular free email system like GMail, Yahoo! Mail and Hotmail. There’s also option to use your own domain POP or IMAP server and it also can be used to connect with MS Exchange Server to sync emails, contacts and calendar.






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System SEVEN 7.2.15.30.3541 Alpha [UpdatE 05 Nov'08]​

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Papaya v1.4 - Easy and free communication


where you are. Using Papaya, you can play games with your friends, chat with them over IM, share pictures and other files, make cheap international calls, and more.​

Papaya has two parts: an application to be installed on your cell phone, and a website where you can sign in.​

What can you do with Papaya?​

Phonebook
Papaya backs up your phonebook quickly and easily. No more lost contacts! Once your phonebook is backed up, you can access it from your phone or from the web. You can also synchronize your original phonebook with the Papaya phonebook anytime. Papaya makes it super easy to manage your contacts.​

SMS
Papaya lets you send free SMS messages to your Papaya friends. If your friend is not signed into Papaya at the time, you can still send a cheap SMS to their cell phone. Using Papaya you can save up to 90% on international SMS! And of course you can browse your SMS history on the Papaya website.​

Voice Calls
Papaya helps you save up to 90% on international voice calls. Your friend doesn't need to install anything!​

Chat room
Papaya makes it easy to meet people and make new friends too! You can visit the chat rooms or create new chat rooms by yourself.​

Games
With Papaya your mobile phone becomes a networked game device. It's really fun to play games with your friends on Papaya.​

Instant Messaging
Papaya enables you to use AIM, Yahoo IM, MSN IM, Google Talk, and ICQ -- all at once. So you can chat with your friends on IM anyplace, anytime.​

Picture Sharing
And while you are chatting using IM or Papaya's free SMS, you can take a picture with your mobile phone and instantly share it with your friends. You can also share other files on your mobile phone with Papaya.​

Mini Blog
Using Papaya's mini blog feature, it's fun and easy to tell the world what you're up to. You can also keep track of what your friends are doing -- their mini blogs are right there on your homepage.​

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nSaw v0.2 by lifenexus Update

This an other python application from me.
Move your phone back and forth to create a chainsaw sound. Dont chop off all your friend's heads, leave some to tell the tale. Hope you like it
-Aston

New in v0.2
-Added a start sound when pressed start
-A chain saw reving sound in the background
-Better Wav file.



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nDrill V0.1 by Lifenexus​

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This is a python app. To use this app, hold ur phone with the top facing the roof. start the software. when u rotate the phone 90 degree(parallel to the ground, it will make a drill sound. if u move your phone back to the first position, the sound will stop. if u move it again parallel to the ground, the sound will start. hope you understood.
Thx to all who helped. thx to alphaR14 for the idea and image
-Aston.








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Today v1.00 S60v3 SymbianOS9.1 Freeware

TODAY is a piece of generative design for mobile phones. It’'s an application that visualizes personal mobile communication. It sits on the periphery of the machine, monitoring our connectivity through the number and type of calls we receive, subtly displaying them back to us, in the form of a generative graphic. Here, the visual result is a figurative and seemingly abstract picture ? the story of your day. Some days will be colourful and wired, others quieter and more reflective, either way the resulting visuals will always be personal, unrepeatable and unique. What lies at TODAY's core was the idea of using personal data as the basis for an aesthetic system, while providing individuals with a visual diary of their communication patterns. It's an intimate piece that lives in your pocket. Credits: A Project by CADA -


CODE
www.cada1.net


Idea and Design: Sofia Oliveira/Jared Hawkey Symbian Programming: Heitor Ferreira Second development phase funded by: DGArtes and Portuguese Culture Ministery



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Swim v0.40 S60v3 SymbianOS9.x Unsigned ​

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Swim is a utility for automatic periodic synchronization of data with internet servers such as Google Calendar (through GooSync), Mobical, Zyb and Ovi. It makes use of the existing SyncML support in the system, and adds timing capabilities, something both UIQ and S60 mysteriously lack! You can set it to sync your data every 15 minutes, every hour, every 4 hours, every 12 hours, daily, or weekly."

How to Use
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1. Set up one or more SyncML accounts in your agenda manager (UIQ)/sync settings (S60) ​
2. Run Swim, and set up a timer ​
3. Enjoy your synchronized data!​

Releases

The complete source code is found in the subversion repository. Compiled binaries for each release can be found on our .Note that the unsigned binaries are unusable without signing them yourself!
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• 0.40 (2008-11-06)
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  • First S60 version​

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Live Hotmail Client v. 2.0

Live Hotmail in your Mobile Cool fun. Read everything in your mobile the same as using your normal computer including images, audio and lots more. So easy.


[ Advance application using POP3 secure connection ]



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Menstral v2.0.1 ML (Menstrual Calendar for Mobile Phones)




Most women keep track of their periods by marking the start of the menstruation on a small paper calendar; this allows them to estimate when their next period will come, and it is also a useful reference for any visit to the doctor, or for investigating a cycle irregularity.

Menstral takes the place of this paper calendar, with many advantages: because it's on your phone, you always have it handy when you want to mark your period or to find out when your next period will be.

In the image you see the main Menstral screen just after the first start-up. Because it has no period at all entered yet, it shows just the empty calendar.

Menstral is just as easy to use as the paper-calendar: all you have to do is to Mark the first day of your period. Yet it is much more powerful: it shows you not only the date for your next period, but also for the following periods, for many months in advance.

Menstral's accuracy improves when it has information about more of your past periods, in addition to the last one: it automatically deduces your period lenght, and it also adapts to your individual cycle variations.

When you are using Menstral for tracking you periods for some time, it naturally has and uses the information about your past periods; but when you just start using it, you can improve the prediction accuracy by entering the dates of a few previous periods from your paper-calendar.

Menstral has color-coded fertility and infertility indicators. The menstruation days are marked in red. The fertile days are green, and the infertile days are blue. The color change is gradated, with low-fertility days showing up in a less-decided green nuance, while high-fertility days are of an intense green. Similarilly, the most infertile days are of a stronger blue color.

The color-coded fertility information makes Menstral an useful aid in both avoiding pregnancy and conceiving. If you don't want to get pregnant, you should only have *** in the days marked in blue (more intense blue is safer), and avoid intercourse during the green days. If, on the contrary, you're trying to conceive, you should have *** on the days colored in intense green. Note, however, that Menstral doesn't represent a contraception method, that it can't guarantee that you won't get pregnant, and that it comes with no warranty at all, implied or expressed.

Menstral predicts your future periods for many months in advance -- you simply navigate the calendar to see the expected menstruation days and fertility status in the future. The prediction accuracy increases with the number of past periods entered (Menstral computes the expected cycle length and variation based on past periods). Also, women having a regular cycle (i.e. cycle with little variation in length) will get predictions further in the future. Menstral intuintively indicates when the predicted information is getting uncertain by displaying it in less intense colors -- as you can see in this image, which shows a future month.

Menstral also shows the list of all the periods you entered (start date and length in days). This list can be useful for your visit to your doctor, or to give you a global view of your past cycle lengths.

Alternatively, you can consult the statistics showing the minimum, maximum and average cycle lengths.

You can costumize Menstral's look by choosing between two color sets, Light (default) and Dark (shown in this image). It's also possible to configure the start day of the week, choosing between Monday (European style) and Sunday (US style).


Menstral is translated in 17 languages:
Bosanski, Čeština, Deutsch, English, Español, Italiano, Lietuvių, Magyar, Polski, Português, Română, Русский, Shqip, Slovenščina, Slovenčina, Srpski, Türkçe, Українська.

The most recent version is 2.0.1, released on 2008-08-29


Release history

2.0.1

* New languages: Belarusian, Bulgarian & Greek
* Fixed bug related to screen size resize










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