Mobiedge.Newspaper.v1.20.S60.SymbianOS7.Cracked-PWNPDA



Version 1.2: What"s New

ATOM: The reader supports both RSS and ATOM now;
Image and HTML: The reader supports HTML encoded feeds now. Embedded images can be displayed;
Enhanced data management: The reader can download newer update only and remove feeds that expired;
Improved HTTP engine: Newspaper Bridge downloads feeds faster than before;
Proxy: The problem of failed to download feeds via some kinds of proxy environment has been fixed;

Version 1.1: What"s new

The Mobiedge Newspaper is now not only an RSS reader, but also a podcatcher, i.e. it supports audio podcasting;
You can download audio files via either your mobile phone or a PC Internet connection;
You can use Mobiedge Newspaper Bridge to convert the audio files into AMR format to save lots of downloading time and memory space;
The file loading speed has been improved for more than 50%;
Scenario 1: Be tired of reading news/blog feeds on a teeny tiny screen? Well close your eyes, relax, and listen...
Because of the large size of audio files, a traditional podcatcher will be a high capacity MP3 players (e.g. an iPod) or a desktop media player. To solve the audio file size problem, Mobiedge Newspaper v1.1 comes with a desktop helper application called "Mobiedge Newspaper Bridge". You can use Mobiedge Newspaper Bridge to download huge audio files via your PC Internet connection and convert them into AMR format. AMR (Adaptive Multi-Rate) is an industrial standard of audio encoding which is broadly used in today"s telephone products. An audio file can be encoded into AMR format with much smaller size while keeping fairly good audio quality. For example, a 5.9Mb CBC Radio podcasting file "www_cbc_ca_quirks_media_2005-2006_mp3_qq-2005-11-05a_mp3.mp3" (64kbps mono MP3, 12 minutes and 53 seconds) can be converted into a 491Kb file in AMR, i.e. the size is reduced by more than 10 times. By using AMR converter we can make it viable for a mobile phone to support podcasting which used to require more than 100Mb of memory space.

Scenario 2: Get news feeds anytime, anywhere
Need to know about what is happening right now? Use Mobiedge Newspaper to download news feeds to your phone anytime anywhere via a wireless data service. And share them with others by short messages.

Scenario 3: Load megabytes of contents into your phone
Want to get all your subscribed feeds going with you? Using Mobiedge Newspaper and Mobiedge Newspaper Bridge you will be all set with 3 mouse clicks and 1 button pressing:


Select "Update All Feeds" in the Mobiedge Newspaper Bridge (Click 1);
Select "Send to" (Click 2) and choose your phone (Click 3);
When your phone prompts that a new message arrives, press "View" to load the updated feeds;
Hit the road.

Overview
Mobiedge Newspaper is an RSS reader that runs on a Series 60 mobile phone. You can use it to download, read, manage and send your subscribed feeds on your phone. It allows you to get updated feeds via 2 methods:


To download news feeds via a wireless data service. Using this method you can get latest content anytime, anywhere.
To download news feeds using a PC Internet connection. You can use Mobiedge Newspaper Bridge, companion PC software, to do the job. Using this method you can load bulky contents, which are probably measured in megabytes, into your phone without paying for a wireless data service.

Features


Download contents anytime, anywhere (using a wireless data service);
Download contents via a PC Internet connection;
Manage your subscriptions with folders on both mobile phone and PC;
OPML file import/export;
Support any user assigned external Web browser;
Sending news content via short messages;
Keeping audio podcasting files in AMR format instead of MP3 to save lots of memory space;
And many other options e.g. font sizes, colors, full screen, etc.

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Mobiedge.Radio.v1.20.S60.SymbianOS7.Cracked-PWNPDA

Mobiedge.Radio.v1.20.S60.SymbianOS7.Cracked-PWNPDA



Be tired of reading news/blog feeds on a teeny tiny screen? Well close your eyes, relax, and listen...

Version 1.2: What"s new

The HTTP engine of Radio Bridge has been revised, the problem of can not download feeds via some kinds of proxy server was fixed. The downloading speed has also been improved a lot;
Enhanced error handling system can deal with some special URLs (e.g. URLs with special characters) now;
Introduction

Mobiedge Radio is a podcatcher (podcasting client) that runs on an S60 mobile phone. You can use it to download, read, manage your subscribed podcasting feeds on your phone.

Because of the large size of audio files, a traditional podcatcher will be a high capacity MP3 players (e.g. iPod) or a desktop media player.

To solve the audio file size problem, Mobiedge Radio comes with a desktop helper application called "Mobiedge Radio Bridge". You can use Mobiedge Radio Bridge to download huge audio files via your PC Internet connection and convert them into AMR format. AMR (Adaptive Multi-Rate) is an industrial standard of audio encoding which is broadly used in today"s telephone products. An audio file can be encoded into AMR format with much smaller size while keeping fairly good audio quality. For example, a 5.9Mb CBC Radio podcasting file "www_cbc_ca_quirks_media_2005-2006_mp3_qq-2005-11-05a_mp3.mp3" (64kbps mono MP3, 12 minutes and 53 seconds) can be converted into a 491Kb file in AMR, i.e. the size is reduced by more than 10 times. By using AMR converter we can make it viable for a mobile phone to support podcast which used to require more than 100Mb of memory space.

The Mobiedge Radio works in 2 modes:

Online mode: the reader downloads subscribed feeds and/or enclosed media files from web sites via wireless data services, e.g. GPRS, so that end users can get the latest content anytime, anywhere.
Offline mode: the reader downloads content via PC Internet connections with the help of a PC application named "Mobiedge Radio Bridge" (see the following image). The PC application also converts enclosed audio files into AMR format. Using this method end users can get bulky contents (say, more than 1MB) without paying for the wireless data service, thereby save the total cost.

Features


Download contents anytime, anywhere (using a wireless data service);
Download contents via a PC Internet connection;
Manage your subscriptions with folders on both mobile phone and PC;
OPML file import/export;
Convert podcast files (MP3) into AMR format to save lots of memory

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FASTCODE 1st Universal Remote Control v1.00.S60.SymbianOS

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1st Universal Remote Control, 1.0
by FASTCODE


This application , transforms your mobile phone into a powerful universal IR remote control.

This application , transforms your mobile phone into a powerfull universal IR remote control. It has support for almost every device on the market (Aiwa, Daewoo, Clarion, Philips, Nec, Sony, Pioneer, JVC, and many other).
You can create remote control templates and edit button`s position , look, and function. Also , you can create remote control templates from existing IR codes from (LIRC http://www.lirc.org/remotes) or (CCF files http://www.remotecentral.com (over 1000 remotes)).
You can create more than one remote and add it to My Favourites remotes. So you can easely switch between many remotes to control everything you have at home, at work , etc.

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MSDict.Concise.Oxford.Medical.Dict.v2.20.S60.Symbi anOS.Cracked-PWNPDA



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