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The new version of the Apple iPhone Software Development Kit and firmware are now available for download via the iPhone Dev Center website. So if you’ve an account, and you’re interested in making some pretty nifty apps for the next-gen gadget of communication, you might as well go ahead and get this, as no doubt it’ll come with a lot of features and enhancements to make your developing hijinks a lot more smoother. |
| The new Installer 3.1 update now come with search function iPhone owners who use third-party applications shouldn’t miss out on the latest update for the Installer.app. This Installer.app revision includes three major updates: the ability to upload packages locally, the addition of a search function,and the categorization of packages according to first letter or number. If you’re currently using the Installer.app, just start the application and you should see a pop-up prompting you to update your Installer. If a pop-up doesn’t appear, simply refresh your sources. Let the application update itself, the application will restart itself, with the new features already added. |  |
The smart browser presents a fresh new ‘Beta’ version and provides faster speeds and Opera claims that the speeds have improved 50% as compared to the Opera Mini browser 4.0 version. The new version recognizes the URL easily with its intuitive type recognition feature and will also zoom on to your internet page to read on to those fine prints. The new Opera Mini 4.1 beta lets you search for text within a Web page so you can get to the information you need even quicker than before.
Opera Mini 4.1 beta will recognize and suggest completions for you based on your Bookmarks and browsing history, making address input faster, easier and much more intuitive. you can now upload and download files using Opera Mini 4.1 beta, without being re-routed to your phone’s native browser. Update your blog while on the go. Upload photos to your Web site or social network. Add attachments easily to Web-based email, and download other non media-rich content to your phone using Opera Mini 4.1 beta.
Opera Mini 4.1 beta lets you save pages for offline viewing so you can quickly access and read your desired Web content, even when you’re on a plane, in the subway, or in other places where you can’t get network reception. Depending on your phone, you may need to choose a destination folder for storing pages for offline viewing.
Download here : Opera Mini 4.1 beta
Bring Your Office Everywhere With Tiny USB Office
0 Comments Published April 6th, 2008 in Mobile, Software
We might of heard about portableapps with its on the go office application for your usb drive. But if your usb drive is already scrimping for space, and you just want a few super-lightweight apps that can handle most general office tasks, from word processing and spreadsheets to email and file sharing, the Tiny USB Office might be for you.
With under 2.5 megabytes in size this superlightweight suite of office apps might be handy to those who is running out of space. So what is in for you? you get PDF Producer,KPad,Spread32, Ted Notepad, 100k Zipper, NPopUK(e-mail client), PixaMSN(MSN Messenger clone), MemPad, HFS(server), FTP Wanderer and plus a text encryption program.
It is not a replacement for your standard office business applications, but it is the perfect basic portable office solution for anyone who is on the road a lot. No worries about the copyrights issues, all application bundled is distributed as freeware.
Download here : Tiny USB Office 1.0
For all the symbian freak this is a great news for you all. A substitute for lamp that’s supposed running on pc and servers are now available for you mobile phones. PAMP, S60 Powered Apache Web Server with PHP and MySQL is now available for the S60 3rd edition phones. The acronym AMP refers to a solution stack of software, usually free software / open-source software, used to run dynamic Web sites or servers. PAMP has successfully been installed and tried on N95 and E61i that both have 64MB of RAM and if you primarily just want to run MySQL and any S60 3rd Edition device with 64MB RAM should be fine.
Download from SourceForge either pamp_with_htdocs_on_c.zip or pamp_with_htdocs_on_e.zip, depending on whether you want to have the web-server’s document root in phone memory or on the memory card. It’s easy to later change the location of the document root.
openc_ssl.sis
PythonForS60_1_4_1_3rdEd.sis
PythonScriptShell_1_4_1_3rdEd.sis
pamp_with_htdocs_on_…sisx
PAMP sis is a composite file containing many individual sis-files that all have been signed with a so called self-signed certificate. The implication is that you numerous times have to acknowledge that you really want to have the software installed. The PAMP files are big and there are many of them. After the security warnings there will be a significant delay before the installation proceeds and the phone may appear frozen.
After the installation you will find two new applications on your phone. Pamp and Connector. Latter is a component that can provide your phone with a global URL
1. Start Pamp
2. Invoke [Options]->[Start]->[Pamp]
3. Wait until both Apache and MySQL says Running
4. Start the browser on the phone.
5. Browse to http://127.0.0.1.
It should work fine if you greeted with a page that says It works!.
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