Got questions? Ask Tommi!
Jaro 8. December 2006 :: nokia, s60, tommi vilkamo
Tommi from the S60 Applications Blog will be interviewed and he accepts questions for the interview. Now is your chance to ask about anything S60 related that comes to your mind. Tommi says he will also answer personal questions. Do you want to know how many phones he uses or if he gets the newest models for free? Go on and submit your questions via email (you can find it on his blog) or right in the comments.
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Speedlinking 15. November 2006
Jaro 15. November 2006 :: bible, blog list, e50, email, nokia, poll, review, s60, sms, tips, upgrade
Hi guys, there are couple of posts around the mobile blogs which caught my attention lately. I thought I would highlight them here:
- Antony shows how to read Bible in S60 phone
- according to the Tommi’s poll, Nokia default ringing tone causes physical pain to the 38% of people
- did you wonder if you can upgrade your Nokia E50 to Feature Pack 1? Well, the answer is no and Tommi explains why.
- Darla Mack looks closer at the pull email – a feature almost forgotten
- Daniel from e61life created a list of Nokia blogs, the best thing is that you can subscribe to this list and get the latest news from the Nokia blogosphere in one feed
- Nico wrote a very good review of Nokia E50 a few days ago, check it out
- write your text messages faster with these messaging tips
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Problems with Bluetooth?
Jaro 16. October 2006 :: bluetooth, e50, nokia, pairing, problem, s60, transfer
Bluetooth is a great technology but sometimes it just doesn’t work. File transfer between pc and mobile phone often fails. Unless there is something really wrong with your pc or phone here are a few steps that should make your Bluetooth work:
1. Unpair all devices. Bluetooth doesn’t like too many paired devices. Go to the settings and delete all pairings.
2. Right-click on the Bluetooth icon in the right bottom corner of your pc screen and stop Bluetooth.
3. Unplug the Bluetooth dongle from your pc and plug it in again.
4. Right-click on the Bluetooth icon and start Bluetooth.
5. Pair your phone with computer. After searching and pairing allow also authorization. This will create more trust between the two devices.
Now you should be able to establish connection and transfer files without any problems.
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Repeated alarm for your Nokia smartphone
Jaro 8. October 2006 :: alarm, handy alarm, reoccuring, repeated, s60
Buy Handy Alarm Now! It looks like we will have to wait for the repeated alarm to be implemented in the Nokia Eseries mobile phones. I know that something’s being cooked, I guess it’s even done but as far as I know none of the currently available Eseries mobiles has a repeated alarm feature built in. But wait, there is a solution.
I have recently purchased Handy Alarm for my Nokia E50 and it’s doing its job pretty well. It costs only $12.95 and you can customize it depending on your needs. Here are a few screenshots to give you some idea how the application works and what kind of options it offers:
As you can see you can easily set up alarm to be repeated daily, on work days, on weekends etc. You can then define your work days (some lucky people don’t work on Fridays, others work also on weekends). Handy Alarm lets you choose the sound, this is something that current S60 alarm doesn’t support. It goes without saying that you can create multiply alarms.
Handy Alarm is localized to many languages including Bulgarian, Croatian, Czech, Dutch, English, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hungarian, Italian, Latvian, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Slovak, Slovenian, Spanish, Swedish, Turkish.
