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

MultiCounter v1.0 for S60 3rd Edition

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Multiple Counter for Symbian S60 3rd edition. Press right to increase the current counter, or left to decrease the counter. Press up or down to go to the previous or next counter. You can add a new counter, or delete, and rename existing counters. You can also directly set the counter value. You can have unlimited counters with this application.

The data for the application are stored as text files in C:/data, which you can access using a file manager, or through the Desktop using Nokia PC Suite. Why is the data in a public directory? so you can import/backup your count to PC if you need it. The file count-data.txt contains the counter data (names of the counter and the count), the file count-names.txt contains only the names of the counter, and the file count-current.txt contains the current active counter.

JMingle v1.01 J2ME



JMingle is a social networking endeavor that works by scanning mobile phones over Bluetooth.
In an average day, you may pass hundreds of people on your way to work, walking around school, or shopping at the mall. There will be faces in the crowd wherever you look, and in all probability you will never see any of those persons again. The truth is, as your life goes on you will pass hundreds to thousands, maybe millions of people in your lifetime. Have you ever given a moment's thought as to who these people are? It's not on most people's minds. This project seeks to provide a little more personality to those "faces in the crowds" that were previously just ignored.

JMingle is a social networking endeavor that works by scanning mobile phones over Bluetooth. The goal of the project is to create a social networking platform in which 'links' between people are created when they are in range for their Bluetooth-enabled phones (or, eventually, other devices) can discover each other.

Key Features of "JMingle":
· "Persistent" scanning mode - allows automated polling for a given time period (currently 1 minute - future versions will allot for change)
· Last seen time - each time you see a device that has been seen before, JMingle will tell you when you last saw them
· Device browser - an easily-navigable device browser lets you see devices discovered in the past

What's new in JMingle v1.0.1:
· Fixed bug where you could walk off the right side of the screen
· Added a link back to JMingle web site on the vanity screen
· Fixed bug where moving to a wide screen to a narrow screen would cause the camera to jump and the player to appear off-screen
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Mario Advisor v.0.61 *updated*​

Mario Advisor is a free java utility to display Garmin IMG maps in your mobile. Free garmin maps can be downloaded from many sources around the web (see this and this search engines), or translated from Open Street Map data (see conversion details and resources ). You can even create your own maps with the aid of GPSMapEdit and cGPSmapper.​

External Maps installation:​

Create a maps folder in your mobile's root filesystem (JSR75 needed) and copy Garmin IMG files. No previous conversion is needed. Mario Advisor will display map data and labels for roads, Points Of Interest and cities. Search capabilities are under development.​

Internal Maps installation:​

Maps can also be stored inside the Jar file, to avoid the confirmation request every time a file is accessed. To do so, copy maps in the "maps" folder inside the Jar, and update the file "map_list.txt" with the names of the files included. Check your mobile can intall the new Jar, since midlet size will be bigger.​

GPS Support:​

Internal JSR179 and Bluetooth external GPS with NMEA sentencies are supported. When GPS connection is ON, view is centered in current location.​

Additional info can be found here.​

Mã:

[B][SIZE=3][COLOR=navy][URL]http://marioadvisor.atwebpages.com/Mario_Advisor_Short_Guide.pdf[/URL] [/COLOR][/SIZE][/B]

Requirements:

*Free RAM: >1Mb
*Midlet size >200 kb ( * )See above​

Keys:
Up,down,left,right: pan
Fire,0: zoom in/out
*: center view in GPS coordenates
#: road names on/off​

Releases:​

0.61
*Added cache to labels in NET subfile
Bugs:
*Fixed crash when unknown point type was found
*Fixed general map view for metroguide north america
*Fixed big bug in label processing with many POI's
*Fixed bug in highway names
*Fixed stop loading with non valid file​

0.6
*Locked maps (non NT) supported
*Speed & course displayed when GPS is ON
*Added "Find Nearest" button to search form. Distances are now showed
*Elevation data in meters
*Zoom + & zoom - both in FIRE key. Short press=zoom+, long press=zoom-
*Basic Tracklog. Tracklog file is saved in Ozi Explorer .PLT format
*Backlight control. Tested on Sony Ericsson & Nokia mobiles
*Map selection form, to find out if a IMG file is loaded and to jump between maps
Bugs:
*Out of memory swiching to fullscreen
*Internal GPS support fixed​

Today v1.01 S60v3 SymbianOS9.x Freeware

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TODAY is a piece of generative design for mobile phones. It is 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 really 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.

HOW IT WORKS

TODAY processes the communication activity on Symbian based mobile phones. It runs on the background monitoring incoming and outgoing calls and messages (sms and mms) and stores, over a 24-hour or weekly cycle, the data gathered in real-time, such as how long the user took to answer a call, the called/calling party and duration.

Each event (call or message) has a graphic symbol that appears on the screen immediately after it's happened. The position of the symbols follows a chronological spiral structure, where the last event is displayed at the center of the spiral . This means that everytime there is a new event, all the graphic symbols move one position, the result being an ever changing and evolving image .

Based on your phone usage, the program generates a graphic of your communication, whereby each phone number used during the course of the cycle, is given a colour and each communication with that colour is measured in time and intensity. Here, intensity is given visual weight through the speed by which you attend the call: an urgent call being literally more colour saturated than an untimely unknown number.

TODAY is a reflection of the user's communication activity and it's output has been designed to be as clear as possible to the user, while providing an aesthetic experience. Visual criteria were simplified to ensure perceptual proximity to the data being visualized, and given that the app lives on such a personal piece of hardware, reading data that's so intimate, making it highly user-friendly was a point of principle.

The Visual System

Each event (call or message) is represented by a coloured graphical symbol that appears on the screen as soon as it's happened.

Each new contact (phone number) in a cycle is assigned a colour throughout the cycle, i.e., if my girlfriend on day X is red, all the contacts with her on that day will be red.

At the start of a new cycle, the first contact is given the colour that follows the last colour used in the previous cycle. Rotating the pallet, in this way, helps to ensure the results are more diverse.
The colours on the below table are examples of the application's 72 colour pallet.
Each colour's alpha (transparency or degree of colour saturation) mirrors the level of a call's intensity - measured by how long one takes to attend a call - in three states: 100%, 75%, 25% .

The size of the call symbol (full circles - incoming calls, or open circles - outgoing calls) expresses the duration of the call in an incremental manner: a long call is a larger circle, a short call a smaller one. To prevent a long argument covering up your so far beautiful graphic, the maximum circle size was restricted to 60% of the screen.

What New :

- Solved a localization problem.
- App now installs english version if system not in portuguese on installation.

Sepercik Hikmah v.1.0​

Sepercik Hikmah Volume 1. Collection of personal notes and articles about the life, religion, humanity. Based on blog posts in mtamim.wordpress.com. Available in Bahasa Indonesia.

DOWNLOAD HERE​

http://www.mediafire.com/?sharekey=7...db6fb9a8902bda

IQ Thanksgiving MMS​

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Send MMS messages with Thanksgiving images to your friends and family. Be original and let them know you care!​

Yeigo v2.2(2513) - Free Calls, Reduced Cost Text Messaging & IM *updated* ​

Our Symbian OS 2.2 Edition brings Yeigo to the World's favourite phones. Call and message other Yeigo users for free or call and SMS/Text non-Yeigo normal for much, much less!

It's amazing, unlimited communication options, from you're mobile phone, wherever you are - connect everyone.

A Yeigo application for worlds' favourite SymbianOS run phones.
* Free Calls & live IM
* Full integration with MSN, Yahoo, GTalk, AIM and ICQ
* Presence Status
* Holler Functionality
* Superior Call Quality

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powermp3 player for s60v3 (Tested N73)