WordPress Plugin: flickrRSS allows you display your Flickr photos

January 15th, 2010 by ytechcity

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Introduction:
This plugin for WordPress allows you to display Flickr photos on your weblog. It supports user, set, favorite, group and community photostreams, and is relatively easy to setup and configure via a settings panel. The plugin also has cache support, allowing you to save thumbnails on your own server.

Installation:
Put the flickrRSS files into your plugins directory.
Activate the plugin.
Configure your options under the Settings tab.
To use an image cache, create a writable directory and specify its location in the settings.
Add to your templates where you want the images to appear (or use the widget system).

Official Webite:
http://eightface.com/wordpress/flickrrss/

Download:
flickrRSS.zip

Google : Gmail application on the Google Nexus One

January 14th, 2010 by ytechcity

Not only does the just-announced Nexus One have a beautiful display, snappy processor, and five megapixel camera complete with flash and geotagging, but you can also buy it online with or without a service plan. Plus, it runs Android 2.1, which adds a couple of new features to the native Gmail on the Gmail application:

Quick contact badge: Press the contact status icon within Gmail, and a handy box shows all of the ways you can reply to a contact — including email, chat, SMS, and Facebook.
Voice input: Swipe the keyboard, then just speak to select contacts or write an email, complete with punctuation. Period!

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Nexus One also features the Gmail updates of Android 2.0, including:
Multiple Gmail accounts: Sync multiple accounts to the same device and switch between them without leaving the app.
Undo: A handy ‘undo’ link makes it easier to retrieve messages when you hit archive or delete by mistake. (Note: you can’t yet undo send as you can with the desktop version of Gmail).

For more information on Nexus One visit google.com/phone. To learn more about Gmail on this and other Android devices, check out the Gmail page on mobile.google.com/android

From : The Official Gmail Blog

Symbian Tips : Facebook Mobile compatible with Symbian S60v3 or S60v5

January 12th, 2010 by ytechcity

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For me, visiting and online social networking sites is one thing that is a favorite when browsing on a PC. Facebook is one of the most popular social network now. Everyday, we done a same jod like renew or update the status, make comments, upload pictures and videos are some of the activities conducted on the social networking site on PC. But it can also be done on your mobile phone, following a review which will be able to give answers to the users handset Symbian S60v3 and S60v5.

Is Facebook installer for the smartphone compatible with Symbian S60v3 or S60v5. By using this application on your mobile, you will be much easier to do upload images directly from your handset to Facebook. Use of this application really is so easy, after you install the application on the handset. You just put your email address directly and password or password that was used to log on Facebook.

Once you login, it will automatically be online on Facebook. To view the menu, when online in Facebook is not much different from that shown on the PC. If you want to enter the menu on the home of your Facebook account, you can do this through the Options menu -> Go To to check your friends online.

For those of you who often change the image or update an existing image in your account on Facebook, you can also do so through this application. To do upload a picture and photos, you can do so via the menu Options -> Upload -> Take a photo or From Gallery.

With this Facebook application, you can :
* Post status updates
* Review notifications
* View newsfeeds
* Comment on friend’s status
* Search for Friends
* View and write walls
* View photos
* Poke friends
* See events and Groups

Note:
Though this application is originally for E71/E72, it has been reported 100% confirmed working on N95, N95 8G, N85, etc. So please try and see if it works on your phone also.

WM Tips : How to Unlock Garmin Mobile XT for your Mobile

January 12th, 2010 by ytechcity

Garmin Mobile XT for Smartphones will help you navigate your day with numerous new features designed to make your life easier. And with no subscription fees to hold you back, you’ll be free to make your smartphone even smarter. Add full-featured navigation to your GPS-enabled smartphone with Garmin Mobile XT. Just plug this data card into your compatible phone and start navigating.

In this post, I am going to teach you all how to unlock Garmin Mobile XT paired with malaysian maps. ALL FOR FREE. Yeah I know, its illegal :D

Installing and Unlocking
1. First and foremost, download these files.

for other platforms please click here and download the correct platform for your smartphone.

2. Connect your phone to your computer as a removable disk using USB cable/ Insert your mem card using a card reader.

3. One by one, double click on those 3 files above and let it copy all the data to your phone.

4. Once you have finish that, unplug the cable from the phone. The phone should automatically install Garmin Mobile XT. If it fails, Use the file manager and navigate it to your memory card’s root folder and you should see an Installation file. Click it.

5. Fire up the application. Next Next I agree blablabla….. and It will start searching for a GPS device. Cancel it.

6. Click on the settings icon and select “about”. You should see an image that is similar to this:
garmin_mobile_xt_card_id

7. Copy the “Card ID” number on a piece of paper.

8. Now, Download these:

Download either ONE of these two files. The link redirects you to a forum. You have to register to download. Sorry no shortcut here.

9. Start up the keygen and insert the card ID you just copied and generate an unlock code. Startup your notepad and paste the unlock code in there. Save the file as “SW.UNL” without te quotes. Remember, the file must be in .UNL format after its saved.

10. Back to your phone– Close Garmin and reconnect your phone to the computer. Copy the “gmapsupp.jpeg” that you got from the Map files you download and the “SW.UNL” file into the “X:/Garmin” folder of your memory card.

11. Unplug your phone and fire up Garmin Mobile XT again. Click on the Settings icon and go to settings>system>Remote GPS. Now you should have to option to select your inbuilt GPS.

12. Once done, go back to the main menu and click view map. After the GPS has lock down your position, TADA!! you have a detailed map of where you are.

OK so there you go. I have shared with you this great and very very useful piece of software. If you have any problems just leave a comment here and I will try to help.

Thanks very much :)

Mobile Tips : Update Opera Mobile Browsing

January 12th, 2010 by ytechcity

Opera Software update the beta version of Opera Mobile 10.00(315) for Nokia and Symbian/S60 handsets. At generation 10, Opera Mobile developer, still puts the mission to focus on the category of high-speed mobile web browser even via mobile devices. This latest version Opera Mobile still trying to provide a new experience in browsing the internet via mobile phones. With the black color display is more smooth. Opera combining speed dial bookmarks and tabs that make this OperaMobile mobile web browser into the most simple to use.

In addition to providing ease of operation features with a touchscreen or keypad mode, as well as for users who often open sites that require a specific login, no need to worried because Opera Mobile 10 also features a password manager. This feature serves as a virtual memory bank, so it can safely store all email passwords, and much more.


Opera Mobile 10 beta is available for Nokia, Sony Ericsson and Samsung smartphones running Symbian/S60, 3rd and 5th editions. The beta is free to download to your computer fromhttp://www.opera.com/mobile/next/ or directly to your mobile phone from http://m.opera.com/mobile/.