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Firmware C5 RM-645 V.61.5 Indonesian Only

firstly back up your data.

firmware ( available for Indonesia country  ) :

rm645_061.005_prd.core.fpsx File Size: 94 MB rm645_ENO_v_0.NCP17_APEONLY.fpsx File Size: 2 MB rm645_061.005_13.01_APAC1_prd.rofs2.fpsx File Size: 43 MB rm645_061.005_C00.01_DEFAULT_prd.rofs3.fpsx File Size: 7 KB rm645_061.005_U062.000_prd.uda.fpsx File Size: 6 MB 085817v1.pcx File Size: 12 KB 085817v2_Eng.xml File Size: 5 KB RM645_059C2M7_061.005_999.dcp File Size: 44 KB RM645_059C2M7_061.005_999_signature.bin File Size: 2 KB RM645_059C2M7_061.005_999.vpl File Size: 4 KB   Total Size : 147 MB

Hot ! "Installing Android on the Nokia N810 !!!"

I’m continually frustrated with Nokia. They make truly excellent hardware but akways seem to produce the most disappointing software. The N95 & the N810 are perfect examples of this. Powerful and innovative computers let down by shoddy software.
So, when I heard that some clever hackers had ported Google’s Android OS to the N810, I leapt at the chance to reinvigorate my sadly neglected Internet Tablet..
There are various tutorials on the web, but here’s my quick & pain free howto for people running Ubuntu. This is based on the instructions from the Nitdroid Homepage and the InternetTabletTalk forums.
You will need…

• A Nokia N810 (this should also work with the N800 and the N770)
• USB and Charging cables.
• A computer running Ubuntu (or most other flavours of Linux)
• A working Internet connection.
• NERVES OF STEEL! (Not really, it’s very simple to reflash the N810 if you do mess up.)

So here’s the HOWTO:

1. Back up any files you want to keep from your N810. We’re going to be wiping it clean.
2. Remove any SD cards you’ve got from the N810.
3. Make sure the battery is fully charged.
4. Create a folder on your computer called “Nitdroid”.
5. Download the following files (or newer if available)
6. The flasher – this allows you to flash the hardware (you may need a different version if you’re running 64bit or PPC).
7. The Android filesystem
8. The Andoid OS
9. Connect your N810 to your computer via USB, switch the N810 on.
10. If you haven’t got it already, install and run gparted.
11. You need to create 3 partitions, the first must be FAT32, the third must be ext3 with a minimum size of 128MB. See the picture for an example.
12. Take a note of the device name – in this example, it’s /dev/sdb
13. We need to mount the ext3 filesystem we’ve created – go to the command line and type
    

    sudo mount -t ext3 /dev/sdb3 /android

    Remember to change /dev/sdb3 to whatever your device is actually called.
14. We now need to go to the “/android” directory and extract the filesystem to it. At the command line, type
    

    cd /android

    Then
    

    sudo tar -xjpvf /home/$USER/Desktop/nitdroid/rootfs-nitdroid.tar.bz

    Remember to change $USER to your username – or change the whole path to where you downloaded the nitdroid files.
15. Once complete, you unmount the filesystem by typing
    

    sudo umount /android

16. We’re ready to flash! Hurrah!
17. Turn off the N810, unplug it from the power and USB cables.
18. We need to make the flashing software executable so type
    

    chmod a+x flasher-3.0-static

19. Plug the N810 into the USB cable but leave it switched off.
20. Run the flashing software (yes, with the N810 turned off) by typing
    

    sudo ./flasher-3.0-static -f -k zImage-nitdroid-n8x0 –enable-rd-mode -R

21. You will see the following message
    

    flasher v0.9.0 (Jan 19 2007)
    Suitable USB device not found, waiting

    This means that the flashing software is looking for the N810.
22. On the N810, hold down the “Switch” button (The one which looks like two overlapping squares, just under the camera). With the button held down, push the power button.
23. You’ll see some messages on your PC’s screen indicating that the device is being flashed. Let go of the buttons.
24. Wait.
25. Wait a little while longer.
26. Have a biscuit to calm your nerves.
27. It should be over and done with in less than a minute.
28. Once it’s complete, unplug the N810. Power it off, then on again. You should see this screen.
29. It takes about 5 minutes for the first boot to complete. If it takes substantially longer than that, read the troubleshooting section.
30. TADA! You now have Android on your N810.WiFi works – as do the keyboard and touchscreen. At the moment, sound, BlueTooth & GPS don’t. There are a few random crashes, and the performance leaves a little to be desired. Much like the original Maemo software!

Troubleshooting.
If it all goes wrong, here’s how to get your N810 back to the latest official firmware.

• Download the latest official firmware from http://tablets-dev.nokia.com/nokia_N810.php
• Plug the N810 into the USB cable but leave it switched off.
• Run the flashing software (yes, with the N810 turned off) by typing
  

  sudo ./flasher-3.0 -F RX-44_DIABLO_5.2008.43-7_PR_COMBINED_MR0_ARM.bin -f -R

  Remember to replace “RX-44….” with the name of the latest software.
• You will see the following message
  

  flasher v0.9.0 (Jan 19 2007)
  Suitable USB device not found, waiting

  This means that the flashing software is looking for the N810.
• On the N810, hold down the “Switch” button (The one which looks like two overlapping squares, just under the camera). With the button held down, push the power button.
• Wait. You will have a factory fresh N810 in a matter of minutes.

Enjoy!

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Nokia N810 Internet Tablet - Internet Tablet OS 2008 - OMAP2420 400 MHz - RAM: 128 MB - ROM: 256 MB - miniSD 2GB, 4.13" TFT

First Nokia Android hack !!!

As you might know the N900 has already been taking host of Android for quite some time, also getting Froyo before many other supposed “Android Phones” :p. (Heh, All the other manufacturers are lucky Nokia’s not making Android phones as we all know they’d whip all their asses :p haha). To be fair, they would generally get 100% working versions and may have to negotiate their way around the network.
Here it is with the latest from Google’s Android Phone OS – Android 2.3 AKA Gingerbread.
This is also produced by the NITDroid team, mainly Alexey Roslyakov (DrunkDebugger). Reports suggest N900 digesting gingerbread with relative ease as WiFi, 3G, Sound and other features working. However, there are some niggles that still require addressing. N900 really lives up to its reputation as being one of if not the most hackable phone around. Shame there was no Maemo 6 phone to be playing with right now. Ah well, faith tossed up to MeeGo.
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New Firmware Arrives for the Nokia X3-02 (RM-639) V.5.65

firstly back up your data.

firmware ( available for Indonesia country  ) :

how to download ? . just click and wait 5 sec and press button skip ad .

RM639_0598221_05.65_008.vpl	File Size: 3 KB
RM639_0598221_05.65_008.dcp	File Size: 21 KB
rm639__05.65.mcusw	File Size: 31 MB
rm639__05.65.ppm_x	File Size: 8 MB
rm639__05.65.image_x_0598221_005	File Size: 34 MB
RM639_0598221_05.65_008_signature.bin	File Size: 3 KB
	Total Size : 75 MB

Tips on How To Update Nokia N8 Firmware (OTA)

With the Nokia N8 you will always be on top, a cool QWERTY keyboard, a 12 megapixel camera on the rear and Symbian ^3 OS on the board. I bet this is a real dream of all Nokia geeks.  Fully armed the Nokia N8 is always ready to put to shame all its competitors.
However getting hands on the Nokia N8 is not enough, you must always keep your Nokia friend updated.
If you want to find out how to update your Nokia N8 firmware over the air (OTA) then read after the jump.

A firmware update is necessary to correct minor or major bugs in your operating system, at the same time the update endows your handset with the latest features.
Now let’s get down to  business.
Head on to menu and click Settings, afterwards jump to Phone Management. Tap Device Updates to find out what firmware is currently activated on your Nokia N8. Click Options and Check For Updates to see if there is any updated firmware available.
Once you have found a new firmware, always remember to back up your data before proceeding with it. Among alternative methods to get the firmware update are  PC or Nokia Software Updater (NSU).
Reboot your Nokia N8 and there you go!
Good luck

source : nokiaphone.net

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New Firmware Arrives for the Nokia 71 RM-357 V501.21.001

The update RM-357 version 501.21.001 is sure to breathe new life into the Nokia E71 bringing significant changes to the device.
User Data Preservation is not supported in the Nokia E71 so to proceed the new update without any crashes firstly back up your data.

firmware ( available for us country  ) :

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RM357_0569371_501.21.001_005.vpl	File Size: 4 KB
074112v2.pcx	File Size: 20 KB
RM-357_TypeLabel_003.xml	File Size: 2 KB
rm346_501.21.001_prd.c00	File Size: 69 MB
rm357_501.21.001_prd.v236_20	File Size: 23 MB
rm357_501.21.001_20.236U	File Size: 18 MB
RM346_ENO_0741.10_08wk42.a36.fpsx	File Size: 1 MB
leevi_erase_y_drive.fpsx	File Size: 244 Bytes
RM357_0569371_501.21.001_005.dcp	File Size: 13 KB
RM357_0569371_501.21.001_005_signature.bin	File Size: 1 KB
	Total Size : 113 MB

LG Optimus 7 – video review

Christmas is something that I have sadly outgrown, however the term ‘like a kid at Christmas’ was certainly an appropriate term for my reaction when the new LG Optimus 7 landed on my desk last week. The handset uses Microsoft’s brand new Windows Phone 7 OS and is packed full of features, some exclusive to Microsoft’s OS and some exclusive to LG. We have put together a short video introducing the LG Optimus 7, as well as showing off a number of the great features on the handset including Voice-to-Text and ScanSearch that are both exclusive to the LG handset.
Last week Techradar also got their hands on the LG Optimus 7 for a typically in depth review. Their verdict was a 4 star rating, as they singled out the LG exclusive panorama mode and ScanSearch as highlights.
The LG Optimus 7 handset is currently available in the UK exclusively from Vodafone.



Last week Techradar also got their hands on the LG Optimus 7 for a typically in depth review. Their verdict was a 4 star rating, as they singled out the LG exclusive panorama mode and ScanSearch as highlights. The LG Optimus 7 handset is currently available in the UK exclusively from Vodafone.

source :( www.lgblog.co.uk )