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A breakthrough for Symbian S60 3rd Edition (OS 9.1) Solution for backing up and restoring Messages [ad#chi60] I am very glad to inform you all, the MOST-WANTED solution for backing and restoring your messages from your memory card. By default in symbian S60 edition phones, when we store messages on memory card, it gets stored in system/mail folder. The same thing happens on Symbian 3rd edition phones too, but only difference is that the mail folder is buried deep inside the private folder.. What you need to ... Read More

Hack the N95’s News reader template!(IT HELPS ONLY IF YOU ARE A REGULAR FEEDS READER ON YOUR N95 WEB FEEDS) As you may have already know, Nokia N95 runs S60 platform 3rd edition, Feature Pack 1 and it means that it comes with new improved Safari browser and improved RSS reader. Feed reader now supports the Atom format (in addition to RSS) and the browser renders feeds in html format. Previously, feeds could only be viewed as short text only summaries while the new ... Read More

I have seen a problem with “stuck” installer files in S60 3rd Edition phones for a couple of times. The information from Application Manager shows that the applications are not installed. However, they cannot be deleted because there is no Delete menu (see screenshot below). They cannot be re-installed either because it always fails with “Unable to install” message. Those files are basically just stuck there. [ad#emin] From my opinion, it looks like a bug in S60 3rd Edition (not sure if this has been fixed ... Read More

It was November 2005 when I first held my brand new Nokia Ngage QD and my journey to the world of symbian began. Before I bought NgageQD I had Philips 350 and boy that was a really bad phone. Learning from that experience I searched the internet for best mobile phones that won't cost me too much as I was only a student at that time. During my search to find good mobile I got introduced to series 60 world and ... Read More

(Credit: F-Secure)The Beselo.A and Beselo.B worms are in the wild, looking to lure Symbian S60 users into clicking on their incoming malicious files, according to a warning issued Tuesday by F-Secure. [ad#chi60] The Beselo worms are tricky, in that they use common media file extensions, rather than a standard SIS extension, in sending their malicious payload. Like the Commwarrior worms, the Beselo worms rely on MMS and Bluetooth to get around, with some social engineering thrown in to trick users into installing the SIS application ... Read More