Li Yongfei's Forum Nokia Blog

How To Use The E90's GPS?

Tue, 27 May 2008 15:06:18 +0300

Today, I am very glad to receive my welcome gift form Forum Nokia, this device is E90, it has integrated GPS, so no need for a separate Bluetooth GPS, but I couldn't use it correctly. Anybody have the same problem?

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http://www.adobe-flashlite.com

My another blog on flashlite: Adobe-flashlite.com

Wed, 21 May 2008 18:00:54 +0300

My frist blog is SymbianER, a developers’ zone of symbian, Adobe-flashlite.com is Another blog of the mobile area, Flash lite is my favorite, I am a Forum Nokia Champion and very instresting in Flash lite technology. I would like to share my knowledge, I would like to hopefully it will become a great resource for Flash Lite developers.

This blog will show all about Adobe Flash lite mobile phones and technology. It will collect news on all Flash Lite mobile phones and the reourses are form Aodbe, Forum Nokia and Sony Ericsson.

In the last time I will add all my experience of flash lite.:), anyone who has suggestions and feedback, please leave a comment or mail me. Anybody who want to link me please tell me, also please link to this blog.

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http://www.adobe-flashlite.com

CalSync60: Another Application Synchronize Your Phone With Google Calendar

Wed, 19 Mar 2008 02:38:18 +0200

With so many people using Google web services these days, it doesn't surprise to see a growing number of mobile apps designed to help users take pieces of the "G experience" with them.

Last time I had posted a artile "GCALSYNC: synchronize your phone with Google Calendar" , This application syncs Google Calendar with your phones own calendar, Today I will introduce another free application called CalSync60, which allows Symbian S60 device owners to sync their phones with their Google Calendar.

This simple but very powerfull small s60 application, will sync your phones defualt calander with your google calendar over a GPRS or wireless internet connection, and it does it amazingly well.

You can get more informations from here.

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A List Of Forum Nokia Champions' Blogs or Sites

Wed, 12 Mar 2008 14:50:37 +0200

As we all know, Forum Nokia Champions are outstanding individuals who are selected on the basis of their outstanding skills and devotion to the mobile development field, their activity will be given our exclusive attention.

I have a collection of their Blogs or websites in order to help developers have an easy access to know their activity, the following is a part of champions' list, I have added this list in my blog's sidebar(snapshot), then I could find them immediately.

anina.net anina.net
Andrade Felipe www.felipeandrade.org/blog/
Kaner Ugur bloggy.kuneri.net
Li Yong Fei www.symbianer.com
Symbianer Mobile mobile.symbianer.com
Janousek Scott www.scottjanousek.com/blog/
Nathan Eagle web.media.mit.edu/~nathan
Paul Coulton www.mobileradicals.com
Reuben Edwards www.reubenedwards.com
Maximiliano Firtman www.entupalma.com
Frank H.P. Fitzek www.fitzek.net
Thomas Riisgaard Hansen www.daimi.au.dk/~thomasr
Faisal Iqbal www.orison.biz/blogs/chall3ng3r
Andreas Jakl www.mopius.com symbianresources.com
Robin Jewsbury www.mobizines.com/
Sunil Kumar skumarmobiledev.blogspot.com/
Vinod Kumar K Vhttp://vin2ktalks.googlepages.com/
Hanfei Li kharry.blogspot.com/
Alessandro Pace www.biskero.org/"
Gabriel Palomino www.wittycall.com/
Angelo Perkusich percomp.org/
Antony Pranata www.antonypranata.com
Bjoern Quentin www.mobile-j.de
Mika Raento www.iki.fi/mikie/
Avinash Rathod symbian.avinashrathod.com
Jürgen Scheible mlab.uiah.fi/~jscheib
Jo Stichbury descriptors.blogspot.com
Chirag Solanki www.orkut.com/Community.aspx?cmm=21051772
Kiran Trivedi www.mobapps.org
Gábor Török mobile-thoughts.blogspot.com
Luis Valente www.icad.puc-rio.br/%7Elvalente
Steffen P. Walz spw.playbe.com
Bai Wansong blog.csdn.net/Beover1984
Yi Ying www.egametimes.com
Bogdan Galiceanu nokiamobileblog.blogspot.com
Pankaj Nathani croozeus.googlepages.com/py60
Harri blog.mobilitics.net

I hope this post can help more developers. if you find the others that I left out, plz remind me.

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Google Launches Gmail Java Application

Fri, 03 Nov 2006 14:13:09 +0200

While access has been available through a WAP site for some time, Google announced a new Java application to access user's Gmail accounts on a mobile phone. The move is aimed at bringing a consistent user experience across mobile devices, and to speed up access to messages and other functionality.

The application allows access to almost all functionality offered by the full web interface on a desktop computer, such as searching and starring mail, a conversation view of messages, as well as the ability to view common attachment formats like PDFs and images right in the application. The Gmail Java application can also pre-fetch unread messages while you are reading your inbox to speed up access significantly. If you have a telephone number stored for a contact in your Gmail address book, you can click on it in a message to call them instantly.

The Gmail Java application can be downloaded by pointing your mobile phone's web browser to http://gmail.com/app. US carrier Sprint has also announced that it will provide direct access to the Gmail WAP site and the download of the Java application right on its Vision and Power Vision home pages.

Google gwt

Mon, 16 Oct 2006 11:11:34 +0300

How are your site displayed in a mobil phone? You can find that out here: http://www.google.com/gwt/n

Google takes HTML pages normally viewed on a computer and translates them so that you can see them when you're on the go. During this translation process, Google analyzes the original HTML code using sophisticated algorithms. In order to ensure that the highest quality and most useful web page is displayed on your mobile phone or device, Google may alter images, text formatting and/or certain aspects of web page functionality.

Try this for example and see how it looks like.

It’s pretty handy, instead of install another .css in your server, you just can give the gwt url to anyone who wants to look at your page through a mobil phone.

GCALSYNC: synchronize your phone with Google Calendar

Wed, 11 Oct 2006 12:42:52 +0300

This application syncs Google Calendar with your phones own calendar. Carry your Google Calendar in your pocket! GCalSync is an open source application that lets you do a two-way synchronization between Google Calendar and your phone's built-in calendar. Download events to your phone, or add an event on your phone and upload it to Google Calendar.

To install, visit http://wap.gcalsync.com with your phone's browser

You can also download the files here if you prefer to install via USB, Bluetooth or infrared (see your phone's manual for how to do this).

gcalsync.jad	gcalsync.jar	signed version - for most phones
gcalsync.jad	gcalsync.jar	unsigned version - try this if your phone will not let you install the signed version
gcalsync.jad	gcalsync.cod	for Blackberry

Features

Download events from Google Calendar to your phone's calendar
Upload events created on the phone
If an event has been changed in Google Calendar since last sync it will be updated on the phone
Specify time period you want to sync as number of past days (default: 1) and number of future days (default 30)

GCalSync is still in its early stages, so expect some rough edges. Known limitations:

If an event has been changed on the phone, the changes will not be uploaded to Google Calendar
Reminders not supported
Recurring events are treated as multiple events

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