Apr 16 2009, 11:24 PM
QUOTE(getsetgo_008 @ Apr 15 2009, 11:58 PM)
[getsetgo_008] [23rd January 2009] [Ori/AP] 
[Rs. 18000] [Awsome phone to go with]
how can i go to Z:\private folder ?
added you in the list... by the way.... is it ORI or AP...?? [Rs. 18000] [Awsome phone to go with]how can i go to Z:\private folder ?
and also is it black/ copper???
QUOTE(SkYY @ Apr 16 2009, 12:10 AM)
i wanted to ask that too 
when our phone shows the time in power saver mode, even the LED(light) of screen oso lighten up right? feel kinda waste eh can we off the light but keep the date there? dont wanna my screen light on 24/7..
keep the date but off the light..?? when our phone shows the time in power saver mode, even the LED(light) of screen oso lighten up right? feel kinda waste eh can we off the light but keep the date there? dont wanna my screen light on 24/7..
its cannot.... i think it not wasting lorh.. its in power save mode...
the advantage is.. you can see the time clearly
QUOTE(Alexdino @ Apr 16 2009, 10:01 AM)
where are all the usual "spammer" Vint, NoN@me, leoboa6 and ITrocksmigrated to other phone?
QUOTE(Alexdino @ Apr 16 2009, 10:03 AM)
you need to hack your phone first, and use mobo to access
not only mobo.. you can use full version xplore,fexplore too..QUOTE(Alexdino @ Apr 16 2009, 11:42 AM)
@SKYY
Basically any symbian platform phone will have to sign their .sis format application before it can be install on your phone.
This signing process is to bind the application with your phone IMEI through a certificate.
and only signed applications are identified as trusted and will be allow to install by the symbian OS.
This is to protect your phone from unwanted/untrusted application which might automatically install in the background of your OS like Virus/Trojan.
However, all applications release/develop by Nokia are in the exception of signing, because the OS will automatic identified the application as trusted.
Only symbian platform software developers have the abilities to provide you your phone certificate which is needed for the signing process.
this certificate embedded your phone IMEI.
you can get your cert here
http://andy.ehandysoft.com/devcert.php
The main purpose of h@cking is to enable you to install application into your phone without signing with your cert.
because some cr@cked application although it is signed with your cert, it is still will be indentified as an untrusted application.
so to be able to use the C@*# application most user will h@ck their phone to by pass signing process.
@kae7 can pin this info in the front page for newbies to refer, thx
i think it not necessary... but thanks for your effort..will quote this when the newbie askBasically any symbian platform phone will have to sign their .sis format application before it can be install on your phone.
This signing process is to bind the application with your phone IMEI through a certificate.
and only signed applications are identified as trusted and will be allow to install by the symbian OS.
This is to protect your phone from unwanted/untrusted application which might automatically install in the background of your OS like Virus/Trojan.
However, all applications release/develop by Nokia are in the exception of signing, because the OS will automatic identified the application as trusted.
Only symbian platform software developers have the abilities to provide you your phone certificate which is needed for the signing process.
this certificate embedded your phone IMEI.
you can get your cert here
http://andy.ehandysoft.com/devcert.php
The main purpose of h@cking is to enable you to install application into your phone without signing with your cert.
because some cr@cked application although it is signed with your cert, it is still will be indentified as an untrusted application.
so to be able to use the C@*# application most user will h@ck their phone to by pass signing process.
@kae7 can pin this info in the front page for newbies to refer, thx
QUOTE(SkYY @ Apr 16 2009, 01:06 PM)
@Alexdino:
i understand 50% hmm.. i guess i have to do some reading.. argh wait i got time first only go search.. btw, getting the cert from that link you given, is it safe? i mean is it safe for us to give out our IMEI just like that?
@ChrisWeiYuan and Alexdino .. i remind you not to double post/triple post...if you wanna add something.. just edit it..i understand 50% hmm.. i guess i have to do some reading.. argh wait i got time first only go search.. btw, getting the cert from that link you given, is it safe? i mean is it safe for us to give out our IMEI just like that?
and untick the "dont combine with previous post" ...
This post has been edited by kae7: Apr 16 2009, 11:25 PM
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