Thursday, March 6, 2014
As you may know, Google Play and other Google Apps (Gmail, Google Maps, ...) are not available on Google X and therefore you cannot access and install apps from Google Play. Fortunately, it's rather easy to root Nokia X and install Google Apps.
First, download and uncompressed following files and copy uncompressed files and folders into Nokia X storage.
1. Framaroot & explorer: fshare, mediafire.
2. GApps for Nokia X: fshare, mediafire.
3. Extra apps (maps + launcher): fshare, mediafire.
Steps:
1. On Nokia X, go to Setting > Security and check "Unknown Sources" so that you can install downloaded apps to your Nokia X.
2. Install Framaroot and explorer apps which you copied into Nokia X storage.
3. Run Framaroot and choose Gandalf to root your device. After about 3s, your device is rooted and has SuperSE
4. Using Root Explorer to copy files in "3. NokiaX_Gapps" into /system/app
5. Change permissions for all copied files. Press and hold on a file and set rw-r--r-- as its permission as shown in following figure:
6. Restart your device and enjoy:
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Monday, October 3, 2011
Nokia will announce their new Windows Phone (WP) smartphones, Ace, Sea Ray and Sabre, in Nokia World at the end of this month (26 and 27 Oct, 2011).
Nokia Ace is the first version and has 4.3” ClearBlack AMOLED screen, 1.4GHz processor, 16GB built-in storage, 1.800 mAh battery. It has 8MP auto focus camera with Carl Zeiss lens and supports HSPA+ . Until now we are not sure whether it will run Windows Phone Mango 7.5 or a newer version.
Sea Ray has 3.7” ClearBlack AMOLED screen, 1.4 GHz processor, 16GB built-in storage, and 8MP camera with Carl Zeiss lens. This model is rather similar to Nokia Ace. This phone has 1.540 mAh battery and runs Windows Phone Mango 7.5.
The last version is Nokia Sabre which also runs WP Mango. We can change the cover of this phone easily. This phone is also powered by 1.4GHz processor but it has only 5MP auto-focus camera, 3.7” screen with LCD technology, and 8GB built-in storage (+25GB on cloud service).
These models will be available at the end of this year and there is no information about their prices.
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Thursday, September 15, 2011
Currently, some websites that provide key and certificate have been closed or you need to pay money to get key/cer. Herein, we provide a new hacking method without using key/cer. This hacking method is based on DrWeb antivirus software and can be applied to Symbian phones running S60v3, S50v5, Symbian^3/Anna/Belle.
Step 1: download files from http://www.mediafire.com/?7paxt5s56ny6acp including:
- 1.QuarantineDriversLDD.zip
- 2.RomPatcherPlus v3.1 LiteVersion.zip
- "3.Drweb 6.00 signed.sis" (DrWeb antivirus)
- "Patches.zip"
Step 2: connect your phone with PC in the public disk mode.
- Unzip “patches.zip” and file “1. QuarantineDriversLDD.zip" and copy folder “private” and “patches” to the sd card of your phone.
- Then copy file "2.RomPatcherPlus v3.1 LiteVersion.sisx" and "3.Drweb 6.00 signed.sis" to the sd card of your phone.
Step 3: unplug USB cable. Find and run file “3.Drweb 6.00 signed.sis" in your phone. Note: copy drweb to the same disk of the file “1. QuarantineDriversLDD.zip".
Step 4: run DrWeb, it will display a message that the key is expired. Click cancel to ignore.
Step 5: Choose Options - Quarantine
Step 6: Choose Options – Select all
Step 7: choose Options – Restore
Step 8: install "2.RomPatcherPlus v3.1 LiteVersion.sisx". Then run rompatcher and apply patches "open4all.rmp" and "installserver.rmp". Finally, choose auto apply.
Done!
If you want to hack without using roompatcher lite, you need to do some more steps: download file installserver.exe. Using explorer to copy this file into c/cys/bin then you can install the rompatcher v3.1 full version.
(Ref: the tutorial of coderus)
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Tuesday, June 21, 2011
Nokia N9 runs MeeGo, an upgraded version of the OS in N900. However, MeeGo has some new features, such as you can touch the screen by your finger more easily. The contact address in this smartphone is similar to the one in N900.
Nokia N9 contains 3 main screens for displaying notifications, applications, and opening windows. You can change between screens easily like in iOS and Android.
Nokia N9 has 2 options for built-in storage: 16GB and 64GB, but cannot mount extension card. This smartphone uses MicroSim similar to iPhone 4 and iPad, which will save some space.
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Monday, June 20, 2011
Nokia’s CEO, Stephen Elop, will introduce the first MeeGo smartphone N9 tomorrow (June 20, 2011) at Communic Asia, Singapore. Nokia will also held the event “Nokia Connection” there.
MeeGo is developed based on the Maemo of Nokia and Moblin of Intel. It is the new OS and known as the main weapon of Nokia in the fight against Android and iOS. Whereas Symbian and Windows Phone 7 will be used in E, X series and high-class smartphones respectively, MeeGo will be installed in N-series.
Monday, June 20, 2011 0