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It’s time for another freeware This time I persent you Nokia 6500 free java app that works as a graphical and scientific calculator. This Nokia 6500 phone freeware will suite nicely for all of you natural science students out there It’s gonna be very handy phone, right? The freeware name is GraphViewer, a free and reliable java app that can plot equations using the build-in functions, calculate its derivate, show a table with the functions critical points and even many more features. Moreover, since it is a Java-based applications, the Graphviewer freeware can also works in most phones these days. Checkout the list of compatible phones and the download link below this post

GraphViewer Free Nokia 6500 Java App Features

• The solutions (null points) of an equation will be shown
• The first and second derivate can be shown
• Show the integral of a function
• You can calculate the local minima and maxima of the function
• You can calculate the function inflection points
• The intersection points of the different equations are calculated and can be shown
• You can interactively evaluate the functions at their critical points
• You can show a function table with the function coordinates at its critical points (So the null points, minima, maxima, inflection points… are automatically calculated)
• Build-in samples show the possibilities of all functions
• Calculate any function point up to 12 decimals.
• Multiple functions can be plotted in different colors at once
• In the settings you can set the internal precision, so you can choose between low precision (fast) or high precision (slow), depending on the speed of your mobile.
• You can save your equations and add them to the samples library of the Graph Viewer.

Other Compatible Phones

• Alcatel: One Touch 735i, 756
• Arima: U300
• Audiovox: 8450, 8920, 9950
• BenQ: P30, P31 (Symbian UIQ)
• Foma: D901i, F2051, F2102V, F700i, F880iES, F900i, F900iC, F900iT, F901iC
• Hitachi: P300
• Lenovo: P930
• LG: 4600, C1300, G4015, G4050, G5300, G5310, G5400, G5410, G5500, G7050, G7070, G7100, G7120, L1200, L1400, LX5350, LX5450, PM-325, U8110, U8120, U8138, U8150
• Mitsubishi: M750
• Motorola: A008, A388, A388c, A630, A760, A780, A830, A835, A920, A925, A1000 (Symbian UIQ) , A1010, 6288, C550, C650, E550, E680, E398, RAZR V3, T720, T722i, T280i, V180, V220, V300, V400, V500, V505, V525, V551, V600, V620, V60i, V66i, V730, V750, V80, V980 i50sx, i55sr, i58sr, i80s, i85s, i88s, i90c, i95cl, i730, i733, i736, i830, i860, L6, L9
• NEC: c313, c616, e313, e616
• Nokia: 3100, 3105, 3108, 3109, 3110, 3120, 3200, 3220 (Series 40) , 3230, 3300, 3410, 3510i, 3520, 3530, 3560, 3595, 3600, 3620, 3650, 3660, 5100, 5140, 5610 (Xpress Music), 6010, 6100, 6108, 6200, 6220, 6225, 6230, 6260, 6500, 6585, 6600, 6610, 6620, 6630, 6650, 6651, 6670 (Series 60), 6680, 6681, 6708 (Symbian UIQ) , 6800, 6810, 6820, 7200, 7210, 7250, 7600, 7610, 7650, 7710, 8910i, 9210, 9210i, 9290, 9300, 9500, N70, N90, N-Gage, N-Gage QD, E61 (Series 60 3rd Edition), E62, E63, E71
• Palm OS : Treo 600, Treo 650, Treo 700p, Zire 72, LifeDrive, Tungsten T|X, Tungsten C, Tungsten T5
• Qtek: 8010, 8080, 9090, 9100
• RIM BlackBerry: 5810, 5820, 6210, 6220, 6230, 6510, 6710, 6720, 6750, 7100, 7210, 7230*, 7250, 7280, 7290, 7510, 7520, 7730, 7750, 7780, 8310, 8700
• Panasonic: X700, X701, X800
• Philips: 755, 968 (Linux)
• Sagem: MY V-65, MY X-7
• Samsung: IP-A790, MM-A700, SGH-C100, SGH-D500E, SGH-D700, SGH-P400, SGH-P510, SGH-S100, SGH-S200, SGH-S300, SGH-S307, SGH-X100, SGH-X400, SGH-X427, SGH-X450, SGH-X460, SGH-X600, SPH-A600, SPH-A660, SPH-A700, SPH-N400
• Sanyo: MM-5600, MM-7400, RL-4920, RL-7300, S750, SCP-4900, SCP-5300, SCP-5400, SCP-5500, SCP-6400, SCP-7200, SCP-7300, SCP-7400, SCP-8100, SCP-8200, VM-4500
• Sendo: X, X2
• Sharp: GX-i98, GX10i, GX12, GX13, GX15, GX20, GX22, GX27, GX30, GX31, GX32, TM150
• Siemens: 2128, A56i, C55, C60, C65, CF62, CX65, M50, M55, M55C, M56, MC60, MT50, S55, S56, S57, S57C, S65, SL55, SL56, ST60, SX-1
• Sony Ericsson: F500, K500, K700, K750, K800, P800, P802, P900, P908, P910, P990, S700, T608, T610, T616, T618, T628, T630, T637, V640, V800, Z1010, Z500a, Z600, Z608, W800
• Toshiba: VM4050

Download the freeware JAD file here, and the JAR file here

And please do checkout our list of freewares here

Enjoy, Folks

There are some complaints about the Blackberry storm’s touchscreen that remains active when we’re making a call. And finally I believe that I’ve found the FREE and pretty reliable solution over at the internet. So this time I present you the Free Blackberry Storm Software named Talk Lock. This utilities freeware will lock your phone when you’re in a call to prevent accidental screen presses. Cool huh?

So the official site said that the Blackberry Storm freeware will automatically engages a few seconds after a call is connected, and intercepts touch screen actions. Of course, when you’re done calling the Blacberry’s touchscreen will active again. You can also disable the lock and return to your normal phone behavior at any time by swiping your finger across the screen from left to right. Oh, by the way, you need BlackBerry Storm, OS 4.7.0 or above.

Here are some features of the Blackberry Storm’s cool freeware:

• Automatically runs after installation, and on each reboot
• Automatically activates after phone calls are connected
• Automatically hides when phone calls are completed
• Manual unlock with “slide to unlock” function
• Menu item to re-engage lock after unlock
• Customizeable backround image (uses /home/user/TalkLock-Background.png if it exists under Device Memory)

Read more information on its official site (and have your Talklock sent to your Storm from there). Enjoy!

UPDATE: It seems that the TalkLock developers have chopped the word “free”. Too bad… The software is now priced at US$2.99. It’s still reasonable price for me… What do you think?

I do have an OTA link that offer the Talklock for free, but I do not know about the license… Download it at your own risk, ok? Remember, I strongly suggest you to purchase it to support the developer…

Blackberry Storm’s web browser is nice and decent. It also enough to browse YouTube videos. However, a dedicated client usually will bring you much richer experience and that is what exactly Google is doing right now. So according to my source, Google has released a free YouTube client for BlackBerry Storm, the very first Blackberry device with touchscreen.

YouTube client’s features including:

• Browse millions of videos, including most viewed, top rated, and the day’s featured videos.
• Access your YouTube account on your phone and access your Favorites, Playlists, and your own uploaded videos.
• Upload videos directly from your phone and see them appear within moments on both the mobile site and YouTube.com.
• Favorite, share, rate, and comment on videos directly from the mobile website to other YouTube users.
• Find the specific video you’re looking for by easily searching for it.
• Discover “Related” videos for each video you watch on your phone.

So you can download the free youtube client for Blackberry Storm by following the link under and then you enter your phone number. Then Google will send you a link to download the free Blackberry Storm YouTube Client. The second way is you connect to the internet from your Blackberry Storm browser and go to m.google.com/youtube.

Here’s The link; Enjoy

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Hello! Sorry for the late update, I was a bit busy Anyway, I’m gladly announcing that there’s a new Blackberry Storm freeware available, called Blinko. Basically Blinko is a chatting-for-free software, with several other cool features. So the combination of this freeware and your Blackberry Storm (9500 or 9530) you can chat for free with your friends anytime and everywhere you go!

Here are the features of the Blinko:

• Send instant messages at lightning speed
• MSN, ICQ, Yahoo, AIM & GTalk on the go
• Phone book import
• Minimal data & battery consumption (4 messages for 1 kB)
• Take and send photos (free)
• Group chats
• Easy to add & invite new friends
• Fun status & Emoticons
• WAP connectivity
• Reinvite pending contacts
• Free Entertainment services (Quiz, jokes, …)
• SMS Wake up if you want to chat with friends who are offline
• Friends groups to structure your friends list
• Local storage of your friends list to save data and money
• Free to download & use

Thus, you enjoy full freedom of instant mobile communication – no need to have access to Internet/PC & no need to worry in which community your friends are!
Here are the steps to use the Blackberry Storm freeware:

1. Download & install the application (Java, MIDP 2.0 phones) on your phone
2. Create your account – mobile number, your name and password is enough to get started (in case of connection problems please check your GPRS settings)
3. Add all your friends (directly from your phone book if supported by your phone) to your friends list or activate your existing MSN, ICQ, Yahoo, AIM or GTalk account and your contacts are immediately imported to your friends list

blinko is available in 8 languages: English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese, Russian & Dutch.

Here’s the link to download the Blackberry Storm version of Blinko:

Blinko_pc.alx

Blinko_pc.cod

To download the Blackberry Storm freeware directly to your cell phone, here’s what you need to do:

Open wap.GetJar.com with your mobile -> Quick Download -> enter Quick Download Code 22042

IMPORTANT:

You know, basically Blinko is a java based application, and it means that Blinko can work on most cellphones too..!! Isn’t that exciting? So what are you waiting for? go and download Blinko from the link provided above

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So with the announcement of Nokia’s latest handset, the Nokia N97 I bet most of you are wondering can this new N97 compete with other handset such as XPERIA X1, T-Mobile G1, Storm and its predecessor, the Nokia N96? Well, we don’t have any review comparison about those phones yet, but our folks at the T3 magazine have compared the some specs of the phones, including the phones dimension, interface, camera, connectivity, cut and paste functionality, storage, battery and display. I’m so excited about this phones comparison!! So let’s just start the comparison between N97 vs XPERIA X1 vs T-Mobile G1 vs Blackberry Storm, shall we?

Size and weight

• N97: 117.2 x 55.3 x 15.9 mm, weighs 150g
• N96: 103 x 55 x 18 mm, weighs 125g
• Xperia X1: 110.5 x 52.6 x 17.0 mm, weighs 158g
• G1: 117.7 x 55.7 x 17.1 mm, weighs 158g
• Storm: 112.5mm x 62.2 mm x 13.95 mm, weighs 155g

Interface

• N97: Touchscreen (not multitouch) and full QWERTY keypad
• N96: Numerical keys and media buttons
• Xperia X1: Touchscreen (not multitouch) and full QWERTY keypad
• G1: Touchscreen (not multitouch, but it’s possible) and full QWERTY keypad
• Storm: Multitouch touchscreen with haptic feedback

Camera

• N97: 5 megapixel Carl Zeiss with dual LED flash, plus DVD quality video recording
• N96: 5 megapixel Carl Zeiss with dual LED flash
• Xperia X1: 3.2 megepixel with photo light
• G1: 3.2 megapixel, no flash or light
• Storm: 3.2 megapixel with LED flash

Connectivity

• N97: 3G HSDPA, GPS (with digital compass), WiFi, A2DP Bluetooth
• N96: 3G HSDPA, GPS, WiFi, A2DP Bluetooth with AVRCP, DVB-H (for all the good it is)
• Xperia X1: 3G HSDPA, GPS, WiFi, A2DP Bluetooth
• G1: 3G HSDPA, GPS, WiFi, Bluetooth,
• Storm: 3G HSDPA, GPS, A2DP Bluetooth with AVRCP

Cut and paste

• N97: Yes!
• N96: No
• Xperia X1: Yes!
• G1: Yes!
• Storm: Yes!

Storage

• N97: 32GB, expandable MicroSD up to 16GB
• N96: 16GB, expandable MicroSD up to 16GB
• Xperia X1: 400MB, expandable via MicroSD
• G1: 256MB, expandable via MicroSD
• Storm: 128MB, expandable MicroSD up to 16GB

Battery

• N97: 320 mins talktime, 400 hours standby
• N96: 220 mins talktime, 220 hours standby
• Xperia X1: 360 mins talktime, 640 hours standby
• G1: 300 min talktime, 130 hours standby
• Storm: 330 mins talktime, 180 hours standby

Display

• N97: 3.5” TFT with up to 16 million colours, 640 x 360 pixels (16:9 widescreen format)
• N96: 2.8” TFT with up to 16 million colours, 240 x 320 pixels
• Xperia X1: 3.0” 65k colour TFT, 800 x 480 pixels
• G1: 3.2” 65k colour, 480 x 320 pixels
• Storm: 3.25” 65k colour, 360 x 480

So, which one will you choose?

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Hello there!! Are you a Blackberry Storm new user? If you are, you can now download the user manual for the first ever full-touch screen Blackberry from our folks at Crackberry. However, I have to remind you that the manual is pretty thick, consisting 249 pages. I bet you can find almost anything related to your Blackberry Storm there. Anyway, the file size is 1.14 MB and you can download it here.

The BlackBerry Storm (also called BlackBerry Thunder previously) will be available this month for Verizon Wireless and Vodafone customer. Price detail for Vodafone has just been announced as below:

• With 12-month contract, minimum £40/month subscription, it cost £300
• With 18-month contract, minimum £40/month subscription, it will be free!
• With 24-month contract, minimum £35/month subscription, it will be free!

Check out Verizon Wireless pricing rumor here

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There’s a very interesting contest I just found over at the internet. CrackBerry have announced a new contest that offer you 10 brand new Blackberry Storm! The contest name is ‘What Would You Do For a BlackBerry Storm? Contest.

It’s simple really. They want to know what would YOU do to get a BlackBerry Storm. Be creative people, since i think that it’s got to be crazy and unique. 10 winners will be selected from submissions received. However, the catch is that in order for winners to actually receive their new BlackBerry Storm, they have to video or provide some sort of proof of them completing their ‘What Would You Do’ submission. So, lets say I wrote in and said ‘I’d wrestle a bear to get a BlackBerry Storm!’ If they picked me, guess what, I better provide video proof of me wrestling a bear! (of course, I’m sure nothing too dangerous or life threatening will be selected as a winner).

Looks like a fun contest!

To enter and read full contest details, click here.

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Is it just me or everyone agree that news and rumors about Blackberry have a big portion of attention recently? Well I’m here to give you more of it . There’s a new rumors about the Blackberry Thunder Storm, saying that the phone might be released pretty soon, September 15th, to be exact and sales of the new device are currently scheduled to go green on November 1st. Any wagers if they’ll actually make that date?

The news leaked via an internal email floating around Verizon Wireless featuring the above image. Note the subtle hints in it… Hmmm, I wonder what it could be about? Stormy clouds, finger-print… touchscreen? Hmmm I wonder!?

The latest also pegs that Verizon will launch their BlackBerry Storm Website on Monday as well (check the link on the 15th… we’re thinking it may be active.)

If you’ve been waiting for a touchscreen smartphone from RIM, the wait appears to almost be over.

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Here comes the latest information about the Blackberry Storm/Thunder. It is said that this device will be delayed until mid-November on Verizon. It seems that the problem is technical, and it will take 3-4 weeks to fix it. Moreover, it’s been delayed due to the bugs they have to fix prior to giving it the green signal to hit the market. According to our source, the information they’ve gathered is pretty solid. So I guess its a good two months of waiting again before we get to see this bad boy released.

Well, at least they’re doing their job and making sure things are working properly. They just better make sure that they fix all of them bugs before it hits store shelves because, quite frankly, what’s all the hold up for if they won’t be able to make it work perfectly, right?

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