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Solution: FLAC player for Nokia N95?

Wes — Thu, 08 Jul 2010 11:14:27 +0000

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After about 10 minutes of research I think it’s safe to say that “CorePlayer” is the only software that lets you listen to FLAC files on your nokia N95. Too bad it’s $29.

If you know of a working player for the n95 or the n73 please let me know. Thanks

Notes… Getting PyRestart to work on N73…

Wes — Thu, 27 May 2010 10:02:44 +0000

Here are my notes for this project…

http://whyreply.com/viewtopic.php?p=1048&sid=41232088eeac4093ab3a1a50b22daee1
Automan for keypress emulation..

http://www.symbian-freak.com/
Found pyrestart 1.02… need to try with 1.9.6 and then sign to make the auto restart feature work.

http://www.symbian-freak.com/news/007/12/pyrestart_freeware_sys_utility.htm actually downloads pyrestart2.0 I need 1.02.

This site has it http://www.noeman.org/gsm/python-applications-s60v5-s60v3/45087-pyrestart-1-02-%5Benglish-version%5D.html must register to download…. not sure if it is really there anyway.

Finall downloaded pyRestart_102.rar from http://www.4shared.com/get/105084280/e5e91904/pyRestart_102.html

http://www.symbian-freak.com/news/008/02/eq_restart_freeware_sys_utility.htm
EQ Restart appears not to have a gui or an auto delayed restart.

MobilePress Setup Problems

Wes — Mon, 26 Apr 2010 13:02:23 +0000

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Installing the MobilePress WordPress plug-in went perfectly via the Word press control panel… I made no configuration changes to the plug-in and then opened up my telephone to view my new mobile version and was surprised that a mobile version did not automatically come up when I visited my website home page. Immediate questions that pop into my mind are: if I check the “force mobile site” box on the configuration panel will that make the mobile version automatically come up on my telephone? And if so what happens if I visit my website on a desktop computer?

Good : After checking the “force mobile site” box the mobile version is the default version on my mobile phone when I go to my blog’s home page.

Bad: with the “force mobile site” option set to yes the mobile phone version shows up on my desktop computer.

Solution to both problems: I disabled my WordPress plug-in “wp-cache” and then opened up my other browser and went to my homepage to discover that the full version was opening correctly.

Questions: Assuming that you have your website set up to have the mobile phones see the mobile phone friendly pages and the desktop computers viewing the full versions… does this mean when somebody is using their mobile phones searching Google mobile they will get the mobile version correctly? Hoping so.

Answer: The mobile version of my site does indeed open on my mobile phone ( nokia n95 ) when I search for my site and click on it. And the desktop version opens up correctly with my PC.

How to Build a Mobi Friendly website (ferreemoney.com)
How to make your website mobile friendly without duplicate content penalty (wesedholm.com)
Create a Mobile Version of your WordPress Blog with MobilePress (tipsblogger.com)

Where are we today? Just check out this map…

Wes — Mon, 08 Oct 2007 06:15:59 +0000

Our position on this map is automatically updated as we travel. Now you can be our big brother. I am a publishing this using my Symbian phone which is a Nokia N95 along with this mapping software: http://www.mgmaps.com/

Using VoipDiscount with Fring on my Nokia N95

Wes — Mon, 17 Sep 2007 08:17:27 +0000

Fring is a little program that you can download and install on your Nokia N95 mobile phone. Fring will allow you to make voice calls to your Skype contacts, MSN messenger contacts, and Google talk contacts using a WiFi connection instead of a cellular connection. This means all minutes that you talk on your phone using Fring do not count towards your monthly minutes. Fring will allow you to dial a number and choose how you want the number to be called; it will ask you if you would like to use your cellular connection, your WiFi connection, your Skype out connection, et cetera.Fring will also allow you to load your SIP settings from your voice over IP provider. For example I have an account with VoipDiscount and have credit with them at the moment. I was able to load in my user name and password along with the VoipDiscount SIP address into the SIP settings of Fring. I was disappointed that my VoipDiscount contacts were not loaded the same as my Skype contacts were.

I have another account with Gizmo; they are another Voip provider. I also downloaded specific software from their website for my phone and purchased a $15 credit for outgoing calls. They have rates that are comparable to Skype. I had to put in my gizmo username and password into my phones SIP settings. Then I was up and running.