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I have seen software for this for the Android phones. Is there a similar software available for Satio and Symbian?
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Posted: 2010-08-30 07:02:02
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Your solution is
JoikuSpot 
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Posted: 2010-08-30 07:13:13
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I tried joikuspot but they only have support for samsung and nokia s60 platforms.
I tried the N97 version but it wouldn't install or wouldn't work, can't remember which.
Maybe some other version will work. Tranced, if you've found a version that works I'd love to know!
Bit frustrating that they don't support Satio as yet. That said I find Joikuspot a little flaky on s60. Works fine on WM though.
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Posted: 2010-08-30 08:48:40
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google joiku spot premium 2.5 or 2.6 modified for all symbian. This one works.
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Posted: 2010-08-30 11:00:38
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That's awesome news, thanks for the heads up.
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Posted: 2010-08-30 11:35:51
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Yeah, no that version goes through the steps and then says "can't install". It also warns that joikuspot only available for Nokia and Samsung
Do you have a version working on Satio?
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Posted: 2010-08-30 11:44:22
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Okay, so I googled abit further and found the ipmart site with the links to the 2.5 modded version of joikuspot that runs on Satio. Then I tried to register on ipmart (to access the links) and before I know it I've got a bunch of adware and ransomware on my computer. I had no other websites open at the time (except ESATO).
So ipmart are infected with something. It dropped hotbar and ask.com on my computer, and a "Security Tool" popup in the system try and a proxy redirect so that no matter what page I went to it informed me I had numerous viruses and it could fix them for me if I bought their antivirus product (yea right).
So I restarted in safe mode and traced back the startup items and a dodgy internet explorer plugin that was also dropped on my system, back to various files and deleted everything, removed the references from the registry, then rebooted, changed the proxy back to default and downloaded combofix and scanned.
Now I'm back to normal, but not wanting to go back to ipmart to get those joikuspot 2.5 files.
Darkkrypt, any change you can supply your joikuspot install?
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Posted: 2010-08-30 13:05:17
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thats where i got it from(ipmart). Also get yourself a firewall nod32,bit defender or norton 360. If you two (altemyr & max wedge)or anyone else want joiku spot pm me your email (preferably your email on your satio
) ill send it to you moro on my lunch break.
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Posted: 2010-08-30 16:16:00
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On 2010-08-30 08:48:40, max_wedge wrote:
I tried joikuspot but they only have support for samsung and nokia s60 platforms.
I tried the N97 version but it wouldn't install or wouldn't work, can't remember which.
Maybe some other version will work. Tranced, if you've found a version that works I'd love to know!
Bit frustrating that they don't support Satio as yet. That said I find Joikuspot a little flaky on s60. Works fine on WM though.
It fails to install. It says it's only for Nokia S60 devices (Isn't Satio that?), starts installing, and after 99.9% on the progress bar, it says "Install failed". The SonyEricsson U1 is mentioned on a couple of places on their web page, but almost always referred to as "Idou", i.e. the former name of Satio, used by SonyEricsson before the it was released. That says a bit about how updated they are.
Both the premium version and the lite version lacks support for Satio btw.
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Posted: 2010-08-30 18:40:18
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On 2010-08-30 16:16:00, DarkKrypt wrote:
thats where i got it from(ipmart). Also get yourself a firewall nod32,bit defender or norton 360. If you two (altemyr & max wedge)or anyone else want joiku spot pm me your email (preferably your email on your satio
) ill send it to you moro on my lunch break.
Thanks, much appreciated.
BTW, I do have firewall (software and hardware), and Anti-Virus but it still slipped past. Gotta blame the browser in this case (I didn't have all the latest updates). Nothing firewall nor AV can do if the browser has a hole in it's side like the crippled Bismarck before she sank!
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Posted: 2010-08-31 03:45:15
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