Projects tagged ‘nokia’ and ‘s60’

Mobbler is a Last.fm radio player and scrobbler for S60 smartphones. It allows you to listen to your Last.fm radio stations and to scrobble tracks played using the S60 Music Player. Warning: ... [More] Please note that the radio player functionality of Mobbler will use a lot of data. The makers of Mobbler cannot be held responsible for your phone bill. You can visit us on Last.fm, Facebook, Twitter and Flickr. We would like Mobbler to be Symbian Signed so that we can add extra features that require this and also add it on the Ovi Store so more people can enjoy Mobbler. We cannot do this without your support. If you enjoy using Mobbler and would like to help us, please to the project using PayPal. Thank you very much in advance! [Less]

Now you can enjoy playing and watching internet Go/Igo/Baduk/Weiqi on your Symbian mobile device. No proxy or fuss, minimal bandwidth usage, cool zoomable anti-aliased graphics, watch or play many ... [More] games simultaneously, hear the moves being spoken by your phone, easy-to-use interface which saves your settings, all designed to make it an enjoyable experience. This multi-threaded Python for S60 application can be modified to suit your own requirements. Would you like an SGF reader? Post your vote here. Made by Francois Luus, proudly South African. [Less]

Wordmobi is S60 client for wordpress written in Python for Nokia mobile phones, helping you to manage your blog while saving time and bandwidth. Common blog operations, like posting, approve comment ... [More] , post delete, comments visualization, for instance, are possible using wordmobi. Just install Python 1.9.6 runtime and Wordmobi 0.9.3. If you have problems when lunching file selection dialog, please use Wordmobi 0.9.3 with simple file selection See ChangeLog for version details. See Installing for initial setup. See Usage for a getting started and FAQ for solving doubts. See FeaturesAndPlanning for future enhancements. See issues list for bugs and help. Translate Wordmobi for your language. See TranslateWordMobi. Thanks for using and testing wordmobi. Keep Blogging™ ! Want to donate some money to Wordmobi ? Just click in the image below. Resources will be used in phone acquisitions and data plans. [Less]

PedMobile Python IDE for Nokia S60 platform.Ped is a mobile application created using Nokia's Python port for the S60 mobile platform (PyS60). It is a text editor focused on writing, executing and ... [More] debugging Python code directly on the mobile device. Additional features like comfortable built-in Python Shell make it a true mobile Python IDE. Check out the screenshots and see for yourself. Screenshots Want to try it? Download Which build should I install? If you would like to reward the author for his hard work, please consider donating using the PayPal button above. Even the smallest amounts are very appreciated. Thank you! Main featuresText editing features Multi document interface Flexible file browser to open files at any location Easy editing with page up/down functionality Find string / find all functionality Selectable font, size and color Works on S60 2nd and 3rd platform editions Python IDE features Built-in Python Shell with IDLE-like features Sophisticated Auto-Complete feature Smart auto indentation Easy execution Automatically moves to line which caused an exception Code browser Extensible using Python plugins [Less]

Remote monitoring of home power presence - remote intrusion detection system By means of monitoring battery charger status (connected or not), this program allows knowing if home power grid is ... [More] working or not, and it sends an SMS in case of power failure. By inserting the charger into a circuit which monitors doors/windows for opening, the SMS can be triggered by doors/windows opening. Program written in Pys60 and tested on nokia 6600/6680. [Less]

Simply shows how much of your packet data quota you've used so far this month. On the first of each month (or whenever your quota resets on billing day), clear the packet data counter. For ... [More] example: Tools -> Log -> Packet data -> Options -> Clear counters [Less]

The S60 WebKit Port --------------------------------------- This is a port of WebKit to the S60 platform. For more information, including how to checkout and build ... [More] this port, please see: http://trac.webkit.org/projects/webkit/wiki/S60Webkit Thanks, The S60 WebKit Team. [Less]

Hathor is an Amazon music store for the s60 platform (Nokia phones and others). Please see README file.

Simple Python application that takes care of running the programs included in the profiles created by the user.

OverviewThis program allows turning any GSM phone supporting python and bluetooth into a GPS car antitheft. Upon receiving properly formatted SMS, phone replies with an SMS containing its GPS position ... [More] and/or uploading position to a web server. Program can work in "one reply" and "tracking" mode; in the second case, upon receving the triggering SMS is starts sending location-SMSs (or uploading data)at user-defined time intervals, to allow real time tracking. No subscription to online service required, just a cellphone subscription is required. Variant with SMS sending can be useful in case no PHP-supporting server is available. Written in Pys60, tested on Nokia 6600/6680. DetailsAlternativesThere are several programs around capable of tracking a phone via GPS, but looks like all of them require "free subscription" to some services, or they only allow tracking through GoogleMaps, or just export KML files to be manually loaded into GoogleEarth. Boring. I have a better idea: I publish the source of a PHP script which anyone can store on any server he likes, possibly a free hosting service (which must support PHP, such as http://www.altervista.org ). How it worksThis script receives position data from a program installed on your phone, which can be: LCCarTrack or Trakkcor The first is written by me, in python, and it's currently under development. First version sent position by SMS directly to the phone. New version (currently UNstable) sends data over GPRS; being it a matter of a few hundreds of byte, each upload should cost much less than 1 cent (with my plan I pay 6 euro/MB, i.e. 0.000006 euro/byte , or 0.0006 euro per upload!). The biggest issue with my program is that pys60 does not support socket timeout, so in case of missing network the program locks up! The second program is an opensource j2me midlet: just like my program it allows sending data to any webserver (in my program you have to manually edit the source, in Trakkcor you just edit an option). The main advantage is that (I guess) java is more robust in case of missing network, so it shouldn’t lock up. I think my final choice will be to "couple" trakkcor to LCCartrack, getting it called by LCCarTrack every time an upload is needed. In the meantime, you can use Trakkcor alone to track your mobile: once you authorize it to connect to gprs, it does not ask anymore, so you can start autoupload ("Live tracker") and put the phone on the car (or whatelse) you want to track. Try it: See your current position on a web page or in GoogleEarth!You can try it with these parameters: URL: http://jumpjack.altervista.org/lccartrack/upload_trakkcor.php NMEA message type: $GPGGA HTTP method: GET Your upload will be stored into two files: http://jumpjack.altervista.org/lccartrack/trakkcor.txt (history) http://jumpjack.altervista.org/lccartrack/trakkcor.kml (current position) You can add the second address to GoogleEarth (menu ADD->Network Link) and set your favourite refresh: this will result in your position being continuously updated as you move. :) Don't have a GPS receiver right now? Manually send a fake position and chek it on GoogleEarth, just by opening this url (specify your own coordinates, LAT and LON): http://jumpjack.altervista.org/lccartrack/upload.php?pos=42.0,12.0 Then check your position on http://jumpjack.altervista.org/lccartrack/lccartrack.txt and (in GoogleEarth) http://jumpjack.altervista.org/lccartrack/lccartrack.kml GoogleEarth on phone?But not all people has a notebook PC, so here it is another idea: use MGMapsto track the phone on another phone; this program allows displaying position on a map without downloading maps from network, but rather using cached maps, which you can for example produce using Microsoft MapCrunch, to obtain maps even from scanned images! After installing MGMaps, open Application Manager of phone, select MGMaps, and grant permission to allow file system reading: this will prevent MGMaps from asking you for permission every time it loads map from phone. Then, launch MGMaps, and choose Services->View KML : insert the above address for KML file. This will result in MGMaps loading position from network and displaying it on a map on the screen. Unfortunately there is no auto-update option (AFAIK) at this moment, so you have to manually refresh the waypoint. But fortunately an SDK for MGMaps exists (http://www.nutiteq.com/ ), which should allow writing own midlets which just show position on a map (without all other MGMaps options) and implements autorefresh. [Less]