Nokia provides two great applications namely PC Suite and Ovi Suite to manage and download latest content on its phones. Many people having Nokia handsets takes backup of necessary information like contacts, messages, wallpapers etc on PC for future reference using the above mentioned tools. These backup files are stored with extension .NBU and hence cannot be opened directly on PC, if you want to access these files you will need this utility called NbuExplorer. Read more »

If you are one of the million of Symbian users out there, you have some fantastic : Opera Mini 5.1 beta for Symbian is now available for download (point your mobile browser to http://m.opera.com). Read more »

From just making phone calls, mobile phones evolved as more advanced gadget which everyone should have. It’s been deviated a lot from it’s primary requirement of just making calls. Have you ever seen any mobile phone advertisement saying you can make calls from this device?! never! Now JiGrahak Mobility Solutions adding great functionality to this magic box to do more! Read more »

Fecces

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I developed a mobile software for refreshing my j2me program skill . So i decided to publish it in our college blog .

download

http://www.4shared.com/file/JgYh9aAk/Fecces.html

Geodetector

download

http://www.4shared.com/file/S_x5AAMH/Geodetector.html

Those who need the complete source code of these two project sent mail to vijeesin@gmail.com

Since the iPhone 4 went on sale Thursday, numerous reports have begun to appear online about consumers having strange issues with the antenna. Namely, that if they put their hand over the new steel band that encases the iPhone, they lose reception.

Apple has responded with a statement:

“Gripping any mobile phone will result in some attenuation of its antenna performance, with certain places being worse than others depending on the placement of the antennas. This is a fact of life for every wireless phone. If you ever experience this on your iPhone 4, avoid gripping it in the lower left corner in a way that covers both sides of the black strip in the metal band, or simply use one of many available cases.”

We did a test call today, and found that yes, indeed, put your hand on the bottom of the iPhone (something most people tend to do) to hold it while chatting, and reception takes a nose dive. Then we tried putting one of Apple’s new “Bumper” products, similar to a case, over the phone, and reception improved. The bumpers come in several colors, and sell for a whopping $29.99 each. All it is is a plastic strip that goes around the iPhone. But if it lets you hold the phone while speaking, it is worth considering as an investment.