Showing posts with label Android. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Android. Show all posts
Monday, July 25, 2011
It is great and exciting news for the Android users (Android Phone) that the CyanogenMod is now updated to 7.1 RC1 which can be downloaded and even facilitates video chat to Google Talk.
This new version comes with a number of new features as well as performance updates and support for new devices and even some bug fixed. In fact, this is the first official release for the new CM 7.1.
Here I have also presented the complete log .
This new version comes with a number of new features as well as performance updates and support for new devices and even some bug fixed. In fact, this is the first official release for the new CM 7.1.
Here I have also presented the complete log .
- Common: Android 2.3.4 (Google)
- Common: Bluetooth mouse support – Scott Brady
- Common: Improve notification swipe-to-clear – Evan Charlton
- Common: Improve album-artist support in media scanner – Paul Crovell
- Common: Profile improvements and bugfixes – Martin Long
- Common: RTL text improvements – Eyad Aboulouz, Eran Mizrahi
- Common: Wake on volume key option – Sven Dawitz
- Common: Support for revoking application permissions – Plamen K. Kosseff
- Common: Latest Superuser app – ChainsDD
- Common: Control brightness by sliding on statusbar – Danesh M
- Common: Add “copy all” to context menu – Danesh M
- Common: Lockscreen haptic and statusbar indicators toggle – Danesh M
- Common: Nicer timepicker/datepicker – Jiri Tyr
- Common: Configuration 0/90/180/270 rotation – Jonas Larsson, Scott Brady
- Common: DSP Manager bugfixes and improvements – Antti S Lankila
- Common: Support for launching apps via gestures in the background – Jiri Tyr
- Common: Option to hide hold button during call – Roberto Leinardi
- Common: Allow using wildcards for call blacklisting – Nihanth Subramanya
- Common: Option to allow in-call lockscreen to match main lockscren – Sven Dawitz
- Common: Option to notify about incoming call only in background when screen is on – Pavel Kucera
- Common: ADWLauncher- Transitions, catalog improvements, bugfixes – John Van Etten
- Common: Optional GMT correction for SMS/MMS timestamps – Terry Hau
- Common: Add FM Seek for TI devices – KalimochoAz
- Common: Add FM support for SI4708 devices (Blade, V9, Racer) – Stéphane Konstantaropoulos
- Common: Add FM seek implementation to FM application – Tom Giordano
- Click, Motorola: Speed up photo recording – Emilio López
- Click, Motorola: Add Geolocation to photo app – KalimochoAz
- Vision/Glacier/Ace/Speedy/Vivo: 2.6.35 kernel and updated userspace
Buzz: 2.6.35 kernel – Arne Coucheron
Monday, July 25, 2011 0
Thursday, April 21, 2011
JAF wrking link given at the end of my post on page 1 All- edit appropriate line (28 2 or 48 2) at the end of 1st line at last so that there should b 4 lines after editing and if u complete step 1 (upto disabling nokia security) ur phone is hacked nd it vil never ask 4 any permission like allow app to read write data in mmc. Yes no bla bla Applications can be minimized in Nokia S60 versions by pressing the Home Key. But in case of S40 it was impossible but there is a trick with which you can minimize the Java Applications in Nokia S40 as well.There are Basically some Major (But Easy) steps.
Steps.
1-Download JAF on pc.
2-Connect your Phone with pc in PC-Suite Mode.
3-Open JAF and go to BB5 Tab.
4-Tick the following.
a-Read pp.
b-Normal Mode.
c-CRT 308(Already Ticked).
5-Now Click Service.
6-Save the *.pp file on Desktop.
7-Open the *.pp file in Notepad.
8-In case the Phone is-
a-Nokia s40 v3 then Search for 28 1 line and change it to 28 2
b-Nokia s40 v5 or v6 then Search for 48 and change it to 48 2
c-In case there is no 48 or 28 then add the Appropriate line i.e 48 2 or 28 2.
9-Save the *.pp
10-Open JAF>BB5 Tab.
11-Tick the following:
a-Upload pp
b-Normal Modec CRT-308 (Already Ticked)
12-Click on Service.
13-Select the *.pp File.
14-After it shows Done, Select Normal Mode from the Drop Down Menu.
15-Phone will Restart and show Test in RNDIS USB mode? Press NO. This popup will be shown on every restart this is normal..
Now we have successfully disabled the Nokia Security wall.
Edit Java Application.
Steps
1-Copy the Java(.jar) application to the computer.
2-Open the *.jar file with WinRAR.
3-Browse to Meta-Inf Folder and Open it.
4-Open the Manifest.MF file in Notepad.
5-At the end of the codes add this line Nokia-MIDlet-no-exit: true
6-Save the notepad file.
7-Click on Yes when WinRAR asks to Update the Archive.
8-Copy the *.jar file to Nokia.
To Minimize the Application Open the application and press the Red button once.To Restore the Application Go to the folder where the application is and then press on the application once. Thats it.for jaf click here Download JAF
Steps.
1-Download JAF on pc.
2-Connect your Phone with pc in PC-Suite Mode.
3-Open JAF and go to BB5 Tab.
4-Tick the following.
a-Read pp.
b-Normal Mode.
c-CRT 308(Already Ticked).
5-Now Click Service.
6-Save the *.pp file on Desktop.
7-Open the *.pp file in Notepad.
8-In case the Phone is-
a-Nokia s40 v3 then Search for 28 1 line and change it to 28 2
b-Nokia s40 v5 or v6 then Search for 48 and change it to 48 2
c-In case there is no 48 or 28 then add the Appropriate line i.e 48 2 or 28 2.
9-Save the *.pp
10-Open JAF>BB5 Tab.
11-Tick the following:
a-Upload pp
b-Normal Modec CRT-308 (Already Ticked)
12-Click on Service.
13-Select the *.pp File.
14-After it shows Done, Select Normal Mode from the Drop Down Menu.
15-Phone will Restart and show Test in RNDIS USB mode? Press NO. This popup will be shown on every restart this is normal..
Now we have successfully disabled the Nokia Security wall.
Edit Java Application.
Steps
1-Copy the Java(.jar) application to the computer.
2-Open the *.jar file with WinRAR.
3-Browse to Meta-Inf Folder and Open it.
4-Open the Manifest.MF file in Notepad.
5-At the end of the codes add this line Nokia-MIDlet-no-exit: true
6-Save the notepad file.
7-Click on Yes when WinRAR asks to Update the Archive.
8-Copy the *.jar file to Nokia.
To Minimize the Application Open the application and press the Red button once.To Restore the Application Go to the folder where the application is and then press on the application once. Thats it.for jaf click here Download JAF
Thursday, April 21, 2011 1
Monday, January 3, 2011
Gmail for Android: better Priority Inbox support and improved Compose
When we first released Gmail in Android Market back in September, we said that you’d be getting new stuff faster, and we meant it. After getting thousands of comments on that release, we made a bunch of updates based on your feedback and today we’re launching Gmail for Android 2.3.2.
When we first released Gmail in Android Market back in September, we said that you’d be getting new stuff faster, and we meant it. After getting thousands of comments on that release, we made a bunch of updates based on your feedback and today we’re launching Gmail for Android 2.3.2.
Priority Inbox
First of all, you told us that you love Priority Inbox and expect much better support for it on your phone. Now you can see important messages in a new Priority Inbox view.
This view includes all important messages in your inbox, regardless of whether you’ve read them or not. You can archive and delete conversations or mark them unimportant from there. You’ll notice the importance markers you’re used to seeing in the desktop version of Gmail, and you can also change a conversation’s importance using the menu. To switch between inboxes or labels, try tapping on the current label.
Ever wanted to know that you got an important message without taking your phone out of your pocket? Now you can set up your phone to notify, vibrate, or ring on just your new important mail (check out Menu > Settings > Priority Inbox).
While Priority Inbox on your Android phone doesn’t have all the features offered in the desktop version of Gmail, we think this is a good start and plan to add even more functionality moving forward.
First of all, you told us that you love Priority Inbox and expect much better support for it on your phone. Now you can see important messages in a new Priority Inbox view.
This view includes all important messages in your inbox, regardless of whether you’ve read them or not. You can archive and delete conversations or mark them unimportant from there. You’ll notice the importance markers you’re used to seeing in the desktop version of Gmail, and you can also change a conversation’s importance using the menu. To switch between inboxes or labels, try tapping on the current label.
Ever wanted to know that you got an important message without taking your phone out of your pocket? Now you can set up your phone to notify, vibrate, or ring on just your new important mail (check out Menu > Settings > Priority Inbox).
While Priority Inbox on your Android phone doesn’t have all the features offered in the desktop version of Gmail, we think this is a good start and plan to add even more functionality moving forward.
If you moved to Gmail from another webmail provider and want to continue to send email from that address, now you can send from any address you’ve configured in the desktop version of Gmail.
Improved Compose
Since our last Market update, we adopted a few features related to composing messages from the desktop version of Gmail. Many of you asked for a better way to switch between replying to the sender to replying to all. Now, you can easily switch between reply, reply all, and forward while composing your response.
Since our last Market update, we adopted a few features related to composing messages from the desktop version of Gmail. Many of you asked for a better way to switch between replying to the sender to replying to all. Now, you can easily switch between reply, reply all, and forward while composing your response.
In addition, you can now respond to messages in-line.
You won’t need to wait for Gingerbread to get these updates. This version of the Gmail app works for Android 2.2 (Froyo) and newer releases in most countries. (Not sure if your device is running the right version? click here Get the update from Android Market (just scan the QR code below, or click hereif you're on a phone) and check out the new Gmail. And don’t forget to send us your feedback from within the new version of the app (from your Inbox: Menu > More > About > Feedback).
Monday, January 3, 2011 0
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