New softwares for symbian s60 3rd

[New] ShakeSMS for S60 3rd Edition
ShakeSMS by TongRen (freeware) uses accelerometer to give you quick access to SMS messages and phone lock. Just shake your phone to read, write or delete SMS, and then to exit Messaging and automatically lock the keypad.

[Upd] Large Time Screensaver for S60 3rd Edition 1.04
Large Time Screensaver by Martin Storsjö is a screensaver showing large time, date and information about unread messages. The new version 1.04 adds better compatibility with other email solutions on S60 3rd Ed and is now officially Symbian Signed. Via AAS.

[New] BeatEd for S60 3rd Edition
BeatEd by Saku Tiainen is a freeware drum machine and metronome application for S60 3rd Edition mobile phones.

Nokia N95 8 GB firmware update - v20.0.016
Nokia has just released a firmware update for the Nokia N95 8 GB. The new version, v20.0.016, brings Automatic Screen Rotation (known from N82), enhanced support for Bluetooth headsets and some improvements and bug fixes. Visit Nokia Phone Software Update to update your phone.

[New] FastCall for UIQ 3.x
FastCall by sck is a quick application launcher for UIQ 3.x phones which can be invoked by pressing the @ key. The application is unsigned.


[New] OpLogo Changer for S60 3rd Edition
OpLogo Changer by JW is a Symbian application running on S60 3rd Edition phones letting you change the operator logo. The program supports transparent logos and also makes it possible to reset the logo back to the original (text logo) setting.

[New] Iphone Lock for UIQ 3.x
Iphone lock by Kwull (freeware) emulates the iPhone lock screen function on UIQ 3.x phones.

[New] BiBUnit for S60 3rd Edition
BiBUnit from BiBCOM turns your phone into an IP camera. Install it on your 3G mobile phone and run it, then leave the phone in a remote location. You can then do a video call from any other 3G video mobile phone to this BiB-Phone, and the BiBUnit automatically answers the call and allows you to see and hear what is going around the BiB-Phone. The software supports both public and restricted mode and auto-runs on phone restart. It's not cheap ($99 or 78€) but you can use our


[New] VibrateCall for S60 3rd Edition
VibrateCall by TongRen changes the way you make calls. Instead of keeping the phone by your ear waiting for someone to answer the call, you can keep the phone in your hand. The phone will vibrate until the call is answered and it'll stop vibrating when the connection is established. It's safer, as you don't absorb the radiation, and it's easier, especially for drivers.


[Upd] Swiss Manager Pro 1.70 for UIQ 3.x
CellPhoneSoft have released a new version of Swiss Manager Pro - v1.70. What's new:

Wi-fi for symbian software, WalkingHotSpot trial available for download

WalkingHotSpot, the software that turns your phone into a WiFi hotspot, is now available for download and there are some exclusive screenshots and preview
thoughts below (the break). This means you can share your 3G data connection with other devices over WiFi. The obvious use for this is with a WiFi enabled
laptop when travelling. The current version is intended as a trial to showcase the technology; the full version will be made available through carrier channels.

New Gameloft N-Gage Prize Draw opens now !

These N-Gage promotions seem to be appearing thick and fast! This one is very simple and easy to enter though: just play any Gameloft N-Gage game (Asphalt 3,
Brain Challenge, Block Breaker Deluxe) on your N-Gage phone (currently N81, N82, N95 and variants) and upload at least one score to the Arena before the 18th
of May 2008. Everyone who does this is automatically entered into a draw for a range of prizes.

Nokia launch the 5320 XpressMusic

Nokia just announced a new S60 music and gaming focussed smartphone, the 5320 XpressMusic. There's a new 'Say and Play' feature (voice-controlled music
playback), up to 24 hours of playback time (almost double that of the N95 8GB), a dedicated audio playback chip and USB2 transfer speeds for loading music on
in the first place. Some thoughts, PR details and images below.

Nokia 5320 XpressMusic Gallery

Here's our Nokia 5320 XpressMusic Gallery with a collection of photos from today's event showcasing Nokia's newest S60 phone. Rafe includes some detailed
commentary on the music, gaming (N-Gage) and hardware design features of the phone. There's a lot to like in this mid-tier music maven. We'll have a text
preview, with more details, in the next few days.

Fifa 08 for next gen n-gage is here

Over on All About N-Gage, Ewan has reviewed FIFA 08, pronouncing it great for both novices and footie fanatics, praising the crisp graphics and training
touches in particular. The only downside was thought to be the lack of multi-player options. (Tzer2 adds: Most of Europe can still get FIFA08 for N-Gage
absolutely free from Nokia's N-Gage Play website.)

[New] MP3Cube for S60 3rd Edition

MP3Cube from HugeMatrix is an audio processing tool for S60 3rd Edition phones. It lets you create MP3 ringtones directly on your smart phone, and can save
your phone's storage space by converting your MP3 files to lower sample rate and bit rate.

New N-Gage.com launched

New n-gage.com web site and N-Gage service is now coming up (thank you N/A for bringing this to my attention!). Availability may be a bit delayed depending on
worldwide DNS server propagation so if you can't see it yet, try again in an hour or two. The N-Gage client is now available for download as well (7 MB SISX
file). Supported devices include the N82, N81, N95 and N95 8GB, and the N73, N93 and N93i support is coming soon. "Brain Challenge" game is now available and
the remaining games are still indicated as "coming soon".

[New] AutoThemes for S60 3rd Edition

Want to personalize your phone and get more from your S60 themes? Get AutoThemes by SymbianGuru and have new experience with mobile themes changing due to your
own time schedule or active mobile profile. AutoThemes is a cute theme scheduler that will change themes for you automatically, according to the active profile
or at the exact time chosen.

[New] VibrateCall for S60 3rd Edition

VibrateCall by TongRen changes the way you make calls. Instead of keeping the phone by your ear waiting for someone to answer the call, you can keep the phone
in your hand. The phone will vibrate until the call is answered and it'll stop vibrating when the connection is established. It's safer, as you don't absorb
the radiation, and it's easier, especially for drivers.

[New] BiBUnit for S60 3rd Edition

BiBUnit from BiBCOM turns your phone into an IP camera. Install it on your 3G mobile phone and run it, then leave the phone in a remote location. You can then do a video call from any other 3G video mobile phone to this BiB-Phone, and the BiBUnit automatically answers the call and allows you to see and hear what is going around the BiB-Phone. The software supports both public and restricted mode and auto-runs on phone restart. It's not cheap ($99 or 78€) but you can use our

Getting the most out of your smartphone's auto-focus camera

Props to Devin for a fabulous guide to improving the quality of your photo results taken with a smartphone's auto-focus and LED-equipped camera. From fill-in
flash to partial focussing, I couldn't have written a better guide myself - a must-read.

Tips on How to get Quake running on S60

The recent availability of Doom, Wolfenstein and Quake in Symbian-friendly guises got Ewan wondering how easy or hard it would be to get Quake working, in all
its majesty, on a Nokia N95. Here's his Quake for S60 tutorial, with appropriate links and tips. Have a blasting weekend, everybody!

Still a worth,Smartphones for Sysadmins

Smartphones may have evolved since the first Nokia Communicator, but what made that phone such a success was the telnet client - system admins could fix their
IT infrastructure from anywhere. Smartphones evolve, but managing your IT from the handset is still a worthy goal, as Simon Bisson finds out over at IT Pro.

Asphalt 3: Street Rules Burn up the asphalt and reign over underground racing!

Asphalt 3: Street Rules is the latest installment in the popular Asphalt series of arcade racing games. The emphasis is on fun and speed rather than realism, Asphalt games are more arcade than simulator.
Asphalt 3: Street Rules is rocketing onto your mobile device! The third installment of the most famous mobile phone racing game throws you right into the heart of the underground racing world. Take the wheel of your dream car or bike and make a name for yourself at the four corners of the world in amazing 3D surroundings. Force your opponents off the road and avoid the police roadblocks to attract TV helicopters filming your exploits live!

Legacy already on PocketPC, now in S60v2 and N-Gage , test and work perfect on my Nokia N70 !!!

PocketPc Review here
Legacy, from Hungarian software house Red Shift, is an RPG that breaks
no new ground in terms of gameplay and uses all the standard
ingredients of dungeons and dragons but STILL manages to be absorbing,
compelling and well worth a spin. Why? Tony Newton dons his firelizard
armour and boots of endurance to find out...

On loading (all smooth on my now antiquated but treasured iPAQ 3870),
Legacy opens with a text and graphics based intro that will be
immediately recognisable to anyone who's ever played an RPG on any
platform, ever: nasty bad man with lots of magical powers and
unpleasant henchmen has taken over the country/world/planet/galaxy.
You are the hero/heroine who is going to select a group of adventurers
with a variety of skills and attributes to do battle with his minions
and eventually save the country/world etc etc.

So far, not very imaginative, but nicely presented. Here's what you
see when the game opens:

There's you in the left hand bottom pane. There are three empty panes
to be filled by your fellow adventurers in due course. Notice the
green bar underneath your mugshot which indicates your health
(hitpoints), and the blue bar which shows your manna. For those new to
the RPG jargon, health is what gets eroded when an enemy hits you, and
your manna gets sapped every time you cast a spell.

In the circle is a compass (tap on it to get to a map which gets
filled in as you explore). Below this are two squares: the one on the
left with crossed swords is the button to tap if you want to fight,
and the starry box to the right the one to tap if you want to cast a
spell or use a magical item.

Tap on your character's mugshot and you'll see something like the following:

The hand is for transferring items between characters, the green arrow
for picking things up, the yellow one for dropping them, the red 'x'
for exiting that screen back to the game and the floppy disk icon
for…well, what do you think?

The windows above Ketiara (for that is who you are, although which
character you start the game with seems to be a random affair in terms
of gender and attributes) show the items currently being carried, and
these can be selected and deselected by tapping on the item (the
difference being that carrying an item is not the same as wearing it
or being armed with it). And of course it's always useful to know how
much gold the party has acquired.

The four icons at the top of this screen cycle through additional
information about the character and the quest. It's worth spending a
moment looking at the 'question mark' icon which brings up a status
screen for that character, as this explains the character's attributes
and development.

As we start the game,Ketiara is a level 1 battlemage. She has 0
experience points and needs to get another 520 by hacking away at
spiders, wolves and just about anything else in order to get to level
2, at which stage she gets promoted to be a little bit better at
casting spells and a bit tougher.

Just for comparison, here's what Ketiara looks like by the time she
and her colleagues have saved the world at the end of the basic game.
Incidentally, the numbers in blue indicate that the basic attributes
have been boosted by the wearing of an amulet, ring or necklace that
betsows additional hitpoints, spell points, endurance or intelligence:

A nice touch here, but one that doesn't actually affect the gameplay,
is that equipping and unequipping characters changes the image of them
as shown on this screen. Here's Sierenna equipped with one load of
kit…

…and here she is with a different implement of destruction and some
very different armour.

You can also change your character's names if you choose to make them
more special or memorable, but personally I quite liked them as they
were.

So much for the basic mechanics of the game. This review is not
intended to be a walk through, and I'm not giving too much away to say
that the game opens with you alone in a forest. Having learnt the
basic moves from reading the help file (or this review), you slay a
couple of nasties as you explore your way to the nearest town, where
the adventure really starts.

You learn very early on (though the help of some initial on screen
prompts) that it's always worth looking in barrels and trying doors-
you might find a weapon, scroll or potion- and you're guided into an
inn, a place (and there is at least one in each town you visit) which
fulfils many roles.
Here's what you see at the inn:

Between the four character panes are, left to right, the innkeeper
(always worth talking to), a flag (click this to see who else is in
the inn that you might like to add to your party: you can swap
characters at any inn, and each character has specific attributes
according to their type). Next is a nice diversion: tap on the 'cards'
icon and you are taken into a card game that enables you to test your
skill and win (or lose) gold. I won't spend column inches telling you
how it's played, but here's a screenshot:

Moving further right is a moon and stars icon that allows you to rest
for the night on payment of a fee. Resting cures the various types of
unpleasantness visited upon you in battle (such as paralysis or
poisoning) and restores your manna and health.

So, off you go. Having selected the three other initial members of
your party, you go off exploring, talking to people and being given
quests to solve while on the way to saving the world from darkness. In
selecting your party, be aware that physical strength is not always
the answer and in many cases the ability to cast healing spells, raise
the dead or teleport out of trouble can be a lifesaver. It's also
worth knowing that there are three types of shop in each town: an
apothecary in which to buy and sell potions, magic scrolls and spell
books; an armourer (armour, clothing, amulets etc) and a blacksmith
(weapons).

You'll get to explore towns, go down into caves and up into towers and
generally do all the things that one does in an RPG, all the while
gaining experience, gold and the booty of war. There are puzzles,
moving walls, holes in the floor through which to fall, touch
sensitive plates on walls and floors, switches to find and throw and
altogether a pretty large world to explore which comprises three
different towns each with a number of levels and quests associated
with them, all connected by teleporter. As you move through the towns
the quality of the goods you can buy increases, as does the experience
level of potential party members that you meet in the inns.

Oh yes, and there are plenty of ghosts, ghouls, undead, wraiths,
medusas, plus a bunch of spiders wolves and assorted bug eyed
monsters. Here are a couple of screenshots of my team in action not
only to show the quality of the graphics but also a couple of aspects
of gameplay: characters in black and white are paralysed and cannot
fight, Father Asmodeus (second from right) is poisoned (as shown by
green bottle in front of him) as well as paralysed (it never rains but
it pours!) and the whole team is cursed, as shown by the white arrow
at far right. Not a good situation, but I only let it get this bad for
the benefit of the screenshot (really...!)

and here are some heavier dudes from the bowels of the earth. This
screenshot comes from Redshift's web site. You'll notice that the map
in the centre has been replaced by direction keys, showing that you
can control the game by screen taps rather than joypad if desired:

So…hitpoints, manna, potions, spells, armour class, experience points,
mage, cleric, adventurer, knight, swordmaster…this is all the stuff of
classic D&D fantasy RPGs. Why is it then that of all the RPG's I've
reviewed and played on the Pocket PC, this is the one I've seen right
through to the end (well, the end of the basic game so far…more about
add-ons later)?

The answer seems to me to be in three parts. Firstly, the genre is SO
familiar that you already know the 'rules of the game' before you
start. Secondly, the game controls make good use of the PDA's touch
screen and joypad, so it's easy to move around and make things happen
in this new world. Thirdly, the game design and execution is
excellent: the game really does flow and has a nice balance between
exploration, hacking and problem solving. I got hung up a couple of
times wondering what to do next in dealing with a given situation:
long enough to be intriguing, but not long enough or difficult enough
for me to lose interest in the game completely and not come back to
it. And of course it helps if you engage with the characters, and I
have to say that I stuck with my merry band from start to finish, even
when tempted by heavy duty personnel from inns later in the game. The
various enemies met along the way were nicely drawn and nicely
animated and the standard of graphics excellent throughout (except for
the mildly irritating fact that many of the characters with which one
could interact looked identical and were distinguished only by the
colour of their clothes and hair- but that's probably a function of
trying to save space on the Pocket PC platform).

Legacy didn't crash my Pocket PC in the weeks of playing it took to
get from start to finish: that's a pretty good achievement. But what
about gripes? Well, they're only minor ones. Legacy has a lot of
levels and sublevels and lots of places to explore, but nowhere to
record who you met, or where that hole in a tree was that led to a
cave. The option to 'flag' places somehow (even by just showing
co-ordinates, for example) would be useful, to be able to find them
again without having to re-explore the whole region. The other element
I'd like to improve is the game saving mechanism: there's a great
difference between real time and game time, and showing only the 'game
time' in the saved game window can make it difficult to work out which
saved game you want to load, especially if you haven't played the game
for a day or two. I might remember that the game I saved on the bus
home two night back is the one I want to load and continue from, while
I might not remember whether 'City of Beraquel Day 69, 1:02 pm' or
'City of Beraquel Day 69, 1:14 pm' was the one I wanted. One way round
this would simply be to allow user renaming of default saved game
names.

Looking at the various forums for exist for Legacy
(www.hyperflame.com/toby/legframeset.html is a good one), it's pretty
clear that there are not only the usual issues of players getting
stuck with puzzles, but also a few concerns which a more comprehensive
help file would deal with- for instance, there are some items of
armour that are apparently too heavy for a given character (as
signalled by the exclamation mark that appears next to that item's
icon). 'It's a bit heavy for her' is the message which appears when
trying to equip a character with a particularly useful looking shield
or some groovy ebony boots...but what does that actually mean in
practice for gameplay? And even when that character should have the
strength to wield that item, the 'it's a bit heavy' message continues
to appear. Text is cheap, so more explanation please rather than
making users squirrel around in forums looking for answers that should
be available from within the game package itself.

Being hypercritical, I could also say that the end of the game is
somewhat anti-climactic. Having fought my way to save the world from
the evil Sohl, I think a more dramatic end sequence would reward the
player more for their heroic efforts, repetitive strain injury and
permanently damaged eyesight (only joking!). Look at the closing
minutes of Star Wars or Lord of the Rings for inspiration!

Legacy is a game designed for add-ons, official and otherwise, and the
first expansion pack is already available, introducing new quests, new
towns and new challenges. In fact, I'm off to load it now…and that
really is the best compliment that I can pay Legacy and its designers.
Well done.

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How to install this games??

I upload 3 file Legacy.zip, Legacyapp.rar and LegacySIS.zip
You have 2 way 2 install Game on your Phone:

1.Extract Legacy.zip and copy Folder legacy include in Legacy.zip to
MMC. Same /system/apps/legacy ..after that, you play Legacy game in
menu

2.Extract LegacySIS.zip and install step by step
Legacy.sis
LegacyAdd.sis
legacyexps60.sis
LegacyLegendS60.sis
LegacyRevengeS60.sis
After all install done, you can run this game, but it's not
registered. You must copy file Legacy.app include in LegacySIS.zip to
/system/apps/legacy (Overwrite it). Now game has been registered
If game does't work, no problem, now in file 3, Legacyapp.rar, extract
it and overwrite /system/apps/legacy and run game in not registered
version and exit games, after you recopy file Legacy.app include
LegacySIS.zip to /system/apps/legacy again! , now game work perfect
and registered !!!
If game not registered, u can try this Keygen (Thanks to naminder)
Steps to be follwed to use and get your reg code:

1. type anything when it asks for the PGA. and press c to continue;
2. in the name type your imei of your phone(to get is type *#06#);
3. your code will be generates

Download ngage games on s60v2 (sis files only!!)

I have Nokia N70 so i was looking out there for some n-gage games in sis format that i can install on my N70.I found some of them.
Here I am posting for others having s60v2
List of supported phone models:

• 3230
• 6260
• 6600
• 6630
• 6680
• 6681
• 6682
• 7610
• N70
• M72
  
• Any other phones which operate on Symbian OS7

List of N-Gage Games modded for s60v2:

• Asphalt Urban GT 1
• Rayman 3
• SonicN
• Super Monkey Ball
• TechWars
• King of Fighters Extreme
• Puyo POP

Asphalt Urban GT 1



Features:
-Bluetooth MultiPlay Enabled (Up to 8 players)
-Arcade mode racing against AI of adjustable difficulty levels
-Championship mode to build up your own collection of racing cars in your garage and race in competitions to win money

Code:

http://www.mediafire.com/?3mahkk0m3z2

compatibility: 3230/6260/6600/6630/6670/6680/7610


Rayman 3



Features:
-MultiPlayer Mode Disabled
-Storyline Mode with 3 Save Slots

NOTE: REQUIRES DIAGONAL MOVEMENT SO ONLY PHONES WITH JOYSTICKS CAN PLAY E.G. N3230

Code:

http://www.mediafire.com/?19rdk00vnxn

compatibility: 3230/6260/6600/6630/6670/6680/7610


SonicN



Features:
-Play 4 different sonic characters in a bid to unlock new stages and defeat the final boss the evil doctor egg.
-If bad color, press # to go into full screen

Code:

http://www.mediafire.com/?2tvzflxmz8m

compatibility: 3230/6260/6600/6630/6670/6680/7610


Super Monkey Ball



Features:
-Play as a cute monkey rolling a ball from the inside in a 3d map
-Move the monkey ball by tilting the map using navigation keys
-very challenging gameplay

Code:

http://www.mediafire.com/?3nctxsnnzzw

compatibility: 3230/6260/6600/6630/6670/6680/7610


TechWars



Features:
-Bluetooth multiplay not tested (someone test and tell me plz)
-Championship fighting stronger opponents each time you win

Code:

http://www.mediafire.com/?5jmm4vcjvdj

compatibility: 3230/6260/6600/6630/6670/6680/7610


KOF Extreme (King of Fighters) for s60v2



How to Play:

For phones with 8mb internal memory and above (6670 and 7610), no rebooting or compression of memory is required to startup KOF Extreme. but for phones with less internal memory like 6600 and 3230, we must either use Appman or FExplorer to compress memory then startup the KOF Extreme. if it still give memory full error when starting the game, reboot your phone.

Definition of starting the game: go into the gameplay itself, not the game screen. any symbian7 phone can get into game screen.

Code:

http://www.mediafire.com/?cjrymj4wnwy

compatibility: 3230/6260/6600/6630/6670/6680/7610


Puyo Pop



Description: It's sorta like tetris or the java game inca quest! you just have to get 4 bubbles of the same color connected to each other! and u score points when the bubbles pop! that's puyo POP!!

Code:

http://www.mediafire.com/?8kxl2veeffd

compatibility: ALL

Get them & enjoy !!

SmartMovie Collection videos for mobiles

Hello all!

In this thread i will be uploading all my smartmovies.I see some of theme are already here in forum - u saved me some work

All my upload are hosted on rapidshare.com
I will be uploading in TS ,TC ,DVDScr , R5 and DVDRip quality(maybe cam rips)
Some of theme will be in 320x240 resolution all others in S60 series resolution.

That would be all i hope u will enjoy in my movies.


Robert Neville is a scientist who was unable to stop the spread of the terrible virus that was incurable and man-made. Immune, Neville is now the last human survivor in what is left of New York City and perhaps the world. For three years, Neville has faithfully sent out daily radio messages, desperate to find any other survivors who might be out there. But he is not alone. Mutant victims of the plague -- The Infected -- lurk in the shadows... watching Neville's every move... waiting for him to make a fatal mistake. Perhaps mankind's last, best hope, Neville is driven by only one remaining mission: to find a way to reverse the effects of the virus using his own immune blood. But he knows he is outnumbered... and quickly running out of time..

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More than 10 years after 'Terminator 2', John Connor now exists only as a drifter - living 'off the grid', so no more Terminators from the future can hunt him down. Unfortunately, SkyNet does send another one back - and this one is called the T-X, even more powerful & advanced than the dreaded T-1000. However, another CSM-101 Terminator is also sent back to protect John against the T-X. Now, Skynet is patiently assuming control of civilian computer systems, under the guise of a computer virus. John has also met his future wife, Kate Brewster, whose father - a U.S. Air Force General - is in charge of the military computer systems & is leery of up linking SkyNet. However, when the SkyNet virus infects the U.S military computers & leaves the country open to attack, the machines begin their horrific takeover. Soon a nuclear war will result - and the war against the machines will begin. Can the outdated CSM-101 Terminator eliminate the highly advanced T-X - or will a darker future await man following the nuclear attack?

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Download

Code:

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