As we all know, Nokia doesn't allow one to specify a proxy for an Access Point in Series 40 v2 and v3 phones (6131, 6133, 3110c ...) etc.
In its recent versions of the Series40 OS (v2 & v3), Nokia has removed the ability to specify a proxy server associated with an access point. Therefore, those with WAP network plans (such as TMobileWeb users, Airtel NOP users) are unable to use JAVA programs that require internet access (such as Opera Mini, Google Maps, ...).
However, Nokia does allow users to create a provisioning document on their computer. This document, created in wbxml, specifies an access point along with a proxy. The S40 phone recognizes the configuration settings in the document and allows the JAVA midlet to use those instead, thereby allowing the midlet to access the proxy. Its very simple to implement.
The files included in the zip provide some sample xml documents, and the associated provisioning (.prov) files.
Click here to download Nokia S40 proxy settings for JAVA applications ZIP file
figure it out yourself, genius.
NokiaJAVAProxy.wml: The wml file that you can edit if you need/want different proxy settings.
NokiaJAVAProxy.prov: The actual binary wbxml provisioning file that should be sent to your phone (via bluetooth or usb). This can NOT be manually edited.
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QUICK START:
1: Push the "NokiaJAVAProxy.prov" file to your phone using Bluetooth. send the file via "Send File..." option only do not copy paste to your phone ("object push", not file transfer). If your are unable to do it, just transfer it to any bluetooth supported phone and send that file via bluetooth to your phone.
2: The phone will recognize the configuration settings, and will prompt you to save them. Don't worry if it says "no supported applications".
3: Go to Settings->Configuration->Default Config. Settings, and change the default config to [the name of the configuration we just loaded].
That's it! JAVA midlets like Opera Mini, Google Maps, MGMaps, etc... should work now.
Detailed README file is inside the zip file.
Hide unwanted images from gallery
Hiding these images is extremely simple and can be done for free with my favorite freeware browser - Y-Browser
First open Y-browser and select [options] -> [search files]. Now in the “Filename” field, input a picture title followed by “.*” as pictured below (since you don’t know what format the picture is). Then select [Options] -> [Start search]. You do not need to do this if you know the directory where the images are stored of course.
Once you have found your file in the list of search results, highlight it and select [Options] -> [File] -> [Attributes].
Now simply change “System” and “Hidden” to yes and select [Save].
repeat same for all files you want to be hide.
and finally restart the phone.
First open Y-browser and select [options] -> [search files]. Now in the “Filename” field, input a picture title followed by “.*” as pictured below (since you don’t know what format the picture is). Then select [Options] -> [Start search]. You do not need to do this if you know the directory where the images are stored of course.
Once you have found your file in the list of search results, highlight it and select [Options] -> [File] -> [Attributes].
Now simply change “System” and “Hidden” to yes and select [Save].
repeat same for all files you want to be hide.
and finally restart the phone.
archive all your SMS messages on the Gmail account
save your phone memory archive sms
Psiloc GSync allows you to automatically archive all your SMS messages on the Gmail™ account. The SMS messages appear as e-mails, are marked as read and labelled as SMS. Messages exchanged with same people are grouped into threads. You can configure how often messages are archived.
http://psiloc.com/
Psiloc GSync allows you to automatically archive all your SMS messages on the Gmail™ account. The SMS messages appear as e-mails, are marked as read and labelled as SMS. Messages exchanged with same people are grouped into threads. You can configure how often messages are archived.
http://psiloc.com/
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