19 August 2008
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18 June 2008
GPS and Mapping Guide for Beginners
A thread dedicated to those who have questions about the use of the Global Positioning System (GPS) instrument in their mobile device. Programs that can be used with your S60 device, and their associated features will also be discussed.Accronym Glossary
GPS (Global Positioning System): An internal or external device that is used to determine its location in relation to three or more satellites orbiting around the earth. This device does not use your cellular provider's wireless network for positional information.
A-GPS (Assisted Global Position System): An external assistance server that provides a GPS device information from the wireless network to enhance positioning accuracy, and response time when GPS signals may be low due to, but not limited to tall buildings, or atmospheric conditions. This server requires the use of a data service through your cellular provider's wireless network for positional information.
POI (Points of Interest): A location or point on the map that may be of interest to the user with applicable business information. Could be a gas station, the Toronto CN tower, or a Restaurant.
TTFF (Time to First Fix): The time required for a GPS device to acquire satellite information. To obtain a fix, a GPS device needs both Almanac (parameters for all satellites in the GPS constellation), and Ephemeris (precise orbital, and clock correction paramaters) data to obtain your location. There are four start types:
Factory: GPS receiver has no almanac information, and no ephemeris information. Typically a 10 - 15 minute start up.
Cold: GPS receiver has some almanac information, but no ephemeris information. Typically a 60 - 90 second start up when the GPS receiver has been off for a period of 8 - 12 hours. Most observed scenario when GPS is not used often.
Warm: GPS receiver has almanac information, and some ephemeris information. Typically a 30 - 60 second start up when the GPS receiver has been off for a period of 30 minutes.
Hot: GPS receiver has almanac information, and almost all ephemeris information. Typically a 1 - 20 second start up when the GPS receiver has been off for a period of 15 minutes or less.
GPS (Global Positioning System): An internal or external device that is used to determine its location in relation to three or more satellites orbiting around the earth. This device does not use your cellular provider's wireless network for positional information.
A-GPS (Assisted Global Position System): An external assistance server that provides a GPS device information from the wireless network to enhance positioning accuracy, and response time when GPS signals may be low due to, but not limited to tall buildings, or atmospheric conditions. This server requires the use of a data service through your cellular provider's wireless network for positional information.
POI (Points of Interest): A location or point on the map that may be of interest to the user with applicable business information. Could be a gas station, the Toronto CN tower, or a Restaurant.
TTFF (Time to First Fix): The time required for a GPS device to acquire satellite information. To obtain a fix, a GPS device needs both Almanac (parameters for all satellites in the GPS constellation), and Ephemeris (precise orbital, and clock correction paramaters) data to obtain your location. There are four start types:
Factory: GPS receiver has no almanac information, and no ephemeris information. Typically a 10 - 15 minute start up.
Cold: GPS receiver has some almanac information, but no ephemeris information. Typically a 60 - 90 second start up when the GPS receiver has been off for a period of 8 - 12 hours. Most observed scenario when GPS is not used often.
Warm: GPS receiver has almanac information, and some ephemeris information. Typically a 30 - 60 second start up when the GPS receiver has been off for a period of 30 minutes.
Hot: GPS receiver has almanac information, and almost all ephemeris information. Typically a 1 - 20 second start up when the GPS receiver has been off for a period of 15 minutes or less.
Selamat Tinggal Symbian Signed
Pada sesiapa yang tidak dapat install file yang unsigned for NOKIA syambian phone sekarang sudah boleh hack supaya semua jenis file boleh dipasang ditelefon anda.
Download file di http://symbian-freak.com/downloads/freeware/cat_s60_3rd/files/systools/Drakkarious 2.0_FP1_PreFP1.zip
Reverse phone date back one year. Xplore application should be deleted if it already exists Application contains three other applications are Installed application.
Choose what is the devices commensurate with the your phone prior to the completion of installation
Check your phone model below and thick during installation of file. Here the devices
Pre-FP1 devices: ------------------- Nokia N77 Nokia E61i Nokia E65 Nokia N93i Nokia N91 8GB Nokia E62 Nokia E50 Nokia 5500 Nokia N93 Nokia N73 Nokia N80 Nokia N71 Nokia N92 Nokia E70 Nokia E60 Nokia E61 Nokia 3250
FP1 devices: --------------- Nokia 6124 classic Nokia N82 Nokia N95-3 NAM Nokia E51 Nokia N95 8GB Nokia N81 Nokia N81 8GB Nokia 6121 classic Nokia 6120 classic Nokia 5700 XpressMusic Nokia 6110 Navigator Nokia E90 Communicator Nokia N76 Nokia 6290 Nokia N95 FP2 FP2 devices ------------- Nokia 5320 XpressMusic Nokia N78 Nokia N96 Nokia 6210 Navigator Nokia 6220 classic
1. Open Xplore program and press No 0. Thick all shows RAM and ROM folder
2. Dont close, Let the application works and background to this application
3. Goto menu and find program Hellocarbide then Open the application
4. Press Options/Menu1/yes go in Xplore c:\Hack.rar
Restart your phone and now you can be instal all applications that require signing.
Tak tau jugak nak buat - sent your phone to 5KB for handover process.
Restart your phone Can now be instal all applications that require signing
Download file di http://symbian-freak.com/downloads/freeware/cat_s60_3rd/files/systools/Drakkarious 2.0_FP1_PreFP1.zip
Reverse phone date back one year. Xplore application should be deleted if it already exists Application contains three other applications are Installed application.
Choose what is the devices commensurate with the your phone prior to the completion of installation
Check your phone model below and thick during installation of file. Here the devices
Pre-FP1 devices: ------------------- Nokia N77 Nokia E61i Nokia E65 Nokia N93i Nokia N91 8GB Nokia E62 Nokia E50 Nokia 5500 Nokia N93 Nokia N73 Nokia N80 Nokia N71 Nokia N92 Nokia E70 Nokia E60 Nokia E61 Nokia 3250
FP1 devices: --------------- Nokia 6124 classic Nokia N82 Nokia N95-3 NAM Nokia E51 Nokia N95 8GB Nokia N81 Nokia N81 8GB Nokia 6121 classic Nokia 6120 classic Nokia 5700 XpressMusic Nokia 6110 Navigator Nokia E90 Communicator Nokia N76 Nokia 6290 Nokia N95 FP2 FP2 devices ------------- Nokia 5320 XpressMusic Nokia N78 Nokia N96 Nokia 6210 Navigator Nokia 6220 classic
1. Open Xplore program and press No 0. Thick all shows RAM and ROM folder
2. Dont close, Let the application works and background to this application
3. Goto menu and find program Hellocarbide then Open the application
4. Press Options/Menu1/yes go in Xplore c:\Hack.rar
Restart your phone and now you can be instal all applications that require signing.
Tak tau jugak nak buat - sent your phone to 5KB for handover process.
Restart your phone Can now be instal all applications that require signing
*HACK* Navigate for free with Nokia Maps
Ok guys, I have N95 v21.0.0.16 and Nokia Maps v1.2 wk48 b01. For me, the navigation, simulation and voice guidance (like after 300 meters turn left, turn right etc) is working FINE!!!!
I never fiddled with date and anything. It simply was working for me. I will tell you guys what I did and please follow and tell me if that worked for u ppl too!
1) Install Latest Map Loader v1.35 in PC and connect the phone using "Mass Storage" mode. In Nokia Map Loader, Delete Old Maps using "Remove Existing Maps from Memory Card"
2) Now remove the phone (from mass storage) and connect the phone again in "Mass Storage" mode.
3) Start Map Loader and download the maps for your country and install it.
4) Close Map Loader and then goto http://diabo.110mb.com/symbian/indexmaps.htm and then select Maps for Nokia Maps 1.2 (the latest standard version)
5) Download the ZIP file for your country using any download manager or your browser.
6) In My Computer, Goto [memory card]\cities\diskcache\6\d\filename.cdt OR [memory card]\Private\20001f63\diskcache\6\d\filename.cdt (N95) Just make sure that you find some .CDT files within folders like 0,1 etc
7) Open the downloaded maps .zip file using WinRar. Then extract all the files to the directory in which .CDT files are found in your phone. OVERWRITE ALL FILES when asked for. Make sure that it asks for overwrite warning. If not, you are extracting in the wrong directory. Once the extraction is finished, just stop the USB cable and check if Maps is working for you (fully!)
Those ppl dont have phone without GPS better dont ask more question until you have buy the phone................Katanyer
I never fiddled with date and anything. It simply was working for me. I will tell you guys what I did and please follow and tell me if that worked for u ppl too!
1) Install Latest Map Loader v1.35 in PC and connect the phone using "Mass Storage" mode. In Nokia Map Loader, Delete Old Maps using "Remove Existing Maps from Memory Card"
2) Now remove the phone (from mass storage) and connect the phone again in "Mass Storage" mode.
3) Start Map Loader and download the maps for your country and install it.
4) Close Map Loader and then goto http://diabo.110mb.com/symbian/indexmaps.htm and then select Maps for Nokia Maps 1.2 (the latest standard version)
5) Download the ZIP file for your country using any download manager or your browser.
6) In My Computer, Goto [memory card]\cities\diskcache\6\d\filename.cdt OR [memory card]\Private\20001f63\diskcache\6\d\filename.cdt (N95) Just make sure that you find some .CDT files within folders like 0,1 etc
7) Open the downloaded maps .zip file using WinRar. Then extract all the files to the directory in which .CDT files are found in your phone. OVERWRITE ALL FILES when asked for. Make sure that it asks for overwrite warning. If not, you are extracting in the wrong directory. Once the extraction is finished, just stop the USB cable and check if Maps is working for you (fully!)
Those ppl dont have phone without GPS better dont ask more question until you have buy the phone................Katanyer
15 June 2008
GPS Software for PDA and Nokia Phone
http://my.navizon.com/Webapps/UserAdmin/register.aspx?referral_code=5C5E5F565E58
I would like to introduce you to Navizon:http://www.navizon.com/ Navizon is a wireless positioning system that works a little bit like a GPS, only that it uses Cellular Towers and Wifi access points instead of satellites. In addition to being a wireless position system, Navizon offers cool features like the Directions, Buddy finder, Geotags and many more...
This software relies on a community of users who contribute data to the system (WiFi and Cellular towers) when they have a GPS device.
And the cool thing is that we can earn money doing it with the Navizon reward system:http://www.navizon.com/navizon_rewards.aspI'm already using it and you could make money too with it if you're interested. All you need is to install it on your phone and have Navizon connected to your GPS. Every Wifi access points that you pass, every cell tower that you log will mean money in your pocket. So if you have a phone that is compatible with this software, you should really check it out.
If you plan on registering, please do so by clicking on the link below:
http://my.navizon.com/Webapps/UserAdmin/register.aspx?referral_code=5C5E5F565E58
I would like to introduce you to Navizon:http://www.navizon.com/ Navizon is a wireless positioning system that works a little bit like a GPS, only that it uses Cellular Towers and Wifi access points instead of satellites. In addition to being a wireless position system, Navizon offers cool features like the Directions, Buddy finder, Geotags and many more...
This software relies on a community of users who contribute data to the system (WiFi and Cellular towers) when they have a GPS device.
And the cool thing is that we can earn money doing it with the Navizon reward system:http://www.navizon.com/navizon_rewards.aspI'm already using it and you could make money too with it if you're interested. All you need is to install it on your phone and have Navizon connected to your GPS. Every Wifi access points that you pass, every cell tower that you log will mean money in your pocket. So if you have a phone that is compatible with this software, you should really check it out.
If you plan on registering, please do so by clicking on the link below:
http://my.navizon.com/Webapps/UserAdmin/register.aspx?referral_code=5C5E5F565E58
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