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guys plss, i need a link from where i can buy and download tomtom7 for xperia and the maps for asia????? pls helppp
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Posted: 2008-11-25 16:06:09
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tomtom 7 is not available separately yet
you will need to buy tomtom 6.75 with the asia maps you want, then go to xda developers to get instructions on installing tomtom 7 as they have extracted the executable from another device.
in case you were wondering, tomtom 6 maps do work with tomtom 7
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Posted: 2008-11-25 16:24:47
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SPB Wireless Monitor (the upgrade/new name of SPB GPRS Monitor)
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Posted: 2008-11-26 10:07:21
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I use Garmin XT for GPS. It has Indonesia's large city maps.
Other softwares I like are mostly from spb : Pocket Plus, Keyboard, Backup, Wireless Monitor, Screenshot.
And a little application : JGU SMS Report Eraser is cool.
One more thing : Pocket Mechanic is very useful.
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Posted: 2008-11-26 10:12:33
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As there's probably quite a few new WM owners now, I thought I might mention again one of my favourite applications.
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WM Wifi Router which basically converts your X1 (or other WM) into a wireless router and bridges from the wifi to the X1's 3G data capabilities.
I've just loaded it up again yesterday and I notice its got a new smarter interface from when I last tested it.
With this you can connect your laptop or other wifi enabled device as easily as with any standard router.
For me, as well as my laptop, I use it for my iphone when I am in bad O2 3g areas. Also now with the latest iphone update we can download podcasts directly to the iphone, but these are limited to 10mb via the edge/3g network and are unlimited via wifi, so when I want a large podcast I just get it via the X1
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Posted: 2008-11-27 14:31:03
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do you guys use antivirus or firewall? I mean, is it necessary? I know there are such programs for UIQ, but they are just for show - no need for an antivirus if there are no viruses. Is it the same with WM or are there any real nasty mean viruses to be caught?
[ This Message was edited by: Jabe on 2008-11-27 16:48 ]
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Posted: 2008-11-27 17:45:54
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On 2008-11-27 14:31:03, masseur wrote:
As there's probably quite a few new WM owners now, I thought I might mention again one of my favourite applications.
its
WM Wifi Router which basically converts your X1 (or other WM) into a wireless router and bridges from the wifi to the X1's 3G data capabilities.
I've just loaded it up again yesterday and I notice its got a new smarter interface from when I last tested it.
With this you can connect your laptop or other wifi enabled device as easily as with any standard router.
For me, as well as my laptop, I use it for my iphone when I am in bad O2 3g areas. Also now with the latest iphone update we can download podcasts directly to the iphone, but these are limited to 10mb via the edge/3g network and are unlimited via wifi, so when I want a large podcast I just get it via the X1
Hi Masseur! The link doesn't work....Could you please check it..?
Thanks!:-)
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Posted: 2008-12-03 21:10:16
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it is correct. you seem to have picked on it when its not available
here's a google search confirming it
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Posted: 2008-12-03 21:17:43
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not working here neither
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Posted: 2008-12-03 21:29:05
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On 2008-12-03 21:17:43, masseur wrote:
it is correct. you seem to have picked on it when its not available
here's a google search confirming it
Now it's working and I have tried it and it's just great!
Great tip!:)
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Posted: 2008-12-04 17:52:43
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