Recently i seen the issue in my friend mobile handset its (Nokia), after flash the mobile he is not able to install any application it cause occur " Certificate not in Phone and Sim"
Sometimes while updating the phone or when you’re just completely out of luck, your Nokia phone may not install any new applications because it has lost all its certificates which are used to install signed applications to the phone and allot them proper permissions depending on how much can they be trusted.
People keep asking me for help regarding this same question again and again. So I’m publishing a solution here to help anyone who faces a No Valid Certificate or Certificate not on phone or SIM error on his Nokia S40 phone (even other phones can get the certificates through this method. Just give it a try.
Procedure to re-install Nokia certificates
All you need to do is to open the certificates in the phone’s default browser. Opera Mini or Nokia Browser will NOT work. I’ve uploaded the certificates onto the server here, so it is just a few easy steps for you.
The certificates will be installed and available for approving signed apps.
To confirm, you can Go to Settings> Security> Authority Certificates
Alternative Way:
If you have access to entering the web address in your default browser (web), you can just skip the first 4 steps and instead manually enter the address http://resources.techmesto.com/NokiaCertificates/ in your browser’s Go To Address column and install certificates from the page that opens.
The New Generation phone are required the manual configuration like a iPhone, Android & Blackberry handsets, the manual setting of these mobiles are very easy follow the mention below instruction and get it. iPhone Manual Configuration
Tired of tethering to iTunes and wondering how to set up
iTunes Wi-Fi sync? It works just like traditional USB sync but without the
cable! (Sync phone over WiFi without cable) that is, you still need to be plugged into a
power cable -- baby steps! You can also see How sync Music from itune to phone. Here's how to get it going:
Make sure your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch is connected to
your Wi-Fi network and running iOS 5. (Here's how
to update to iOS 5), itune WiFi sync iOS 5 and above version.
Make sure the PC running iTunes is connected to the same
Wi-Fi network and is running iTunes version 10.5
Plug in the device you want to setup Wi-Fi sync with
When its been recognized, click on it in the left
column then select Summary in the header bar
Scroll down until you see the option for Sync with this
iPhone over Wi-Fi
Click the box to turn it on
Hit Apply
That's it, now as long as iTunes is open on your PC, as soon
as you plug your iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad into the power outlet, it should
appear in iTunes and sync over Wi-Fi.
(Yes -- It has to be plugged in to the power for this to
work, so you are really just cutting the cord to the PC not to the wall!)
If you want to initiate a sync manually, you can do this
from your iOS device and you don't need to be plugged into a power outlet.
Go to Settings
General
Click on iTunes Wi-Fi Sync
Click on Sync Now
That is all there is too it, you can now sync your iPhone,
iPod touch, or iPad without the cable. Well without a cable connected to
your PC anyway!
With each update of the operating
system that powers Apple’s mobile devices, many users experience issues with
decreased battery life. The increasing popularity of location based apps and
iCloud syncing are partly to blame for the increased consumption. Increasing
available of LTE increases battery usage as well. By changing some simple
settings on your Apple device, you should be able to improve your battery life
and charge less frequently.
By the way, if you are worried
about your battery life, you will want to enable ShowBattery Percentageso you can more accurately measure your battery levels.
Do I have a battery problem?
Heavy internet, GPS, or gaming
use will crush the battery on any device, but with minimal usage, any apple
devices should easily make it through a day on one charge. At the end of the
day your standby time should be much greater than your usage time. If
the amount of time recorded for your standby time is much lower than you
expect, that means your phone is using energy when you do not expect it.
You can check this through the
following steps:
Settings -> General -> Usage
Do I need to recalibrate my
battery?
LIthium ion batteries like Apple
products use usually do not benefit from a “recalibration” by completely
draining and full recharging the batteries. In fact, doing this too frequently
will decrease lithium battery life. Apple does recommend doing it at least once
a month to keep the battery monitoring system working correctly. Most people
with battery drain issues will be draining and recharging frequently already.
Although easy enough, recalibration is almost never going to help.
Recommendations
Disable Sending of
Diagnostic and Usage Data. When this is enabled, Apple receives
information from the users to help tweak and fine tune future editions of the
software. However, in some cases a badly performing app can repeatedly trigger
crash reports. Some of these crash reports are unusually large as well. Sending
this data over and over can drain a battery relatively quickly. As disabling
this will cause the user no noticeable effects, this is the first thing I
recommend. You can disable sending this data by doing the following:
Setting -> General -> About -> Diagnostics
& Usage -> Don’t Send
Disable Bluetooth /
Wi-Fi. This one is obvious and is an old trick. If you never use
bluetooth, you can save a nice junk of juice by disabling Bluetooth searching
and connecting on your device. Likewise, if you are in an area where you know
you are not going to be using wi-fi, you can temporarily turn it off. Although
obvious, these hints are essential when using heavily dependent GPS tracking apps
over long periods of time. Running and tracking apps are well known battery
drainers through the heavy use of GPS; however, when you exercising or hiking,
you are really unlikely to need bluetooth or wi-fi. In fact, if you don’t even
want to receive calls during this time, just place it in airplane mode. Turning
these unessential services off improves your chances of completing that 20
miler marathon prep with some battery still intact. The only downside is you
have to remember to turn them back on when you return to civilization.
Settings -> Wi-Fi Settings -> General -> Bluetooth
Disable Automatic Time
Zone Determination. The way OS X determines your location and sets your
time zone automatically is very clever. However, in certain circumstances this
frequent use of the GPS can cause battery drain. By enabling this only when you
travel, you remove a potential waste of battery.
Settings -> Location
Services -> System Services -> Setting Time Zone
Disable Useless Locations
Services and Notifications. Each time your device uses the GPS to determine
your location or wakes up your phone to deliver a notification, a tiny bit of
battery is used. If you are using these excessively, those tiny bits add up.
Review these areas and disable what you don’t need.
Settings -> Location
Services -> Select individual apps to disable Settings -> Notifications -> Select individual adds to
remove from
Notification Center
Decrease Screen
Brightness. I like my screen as bright as the sun. Literally, I crank up
the brightness as high as it will go and turn off Auto-Brightness. Powering
that bright screen drains battery. If you can tolerate it, do not be like me
and go ahead and decrease your brightness. You will definitely save battery.
Settings -> Brightness
Disable Push Email. Apple
has never been very robust in the enterprise environment. Many “pushable” email
account connections are still not perfect. If you can tolerate not receiving
your email instantaneously, changing your email to fetch will improve anybody’s
battery. Fetching less frequently will use even less battery. If you have a
troublesome email account, this may fix your battery issues altogether.
Settings -> Mail,
Contacts, Calendars -> Fetch New Data -> Push -> Off
Settings -> Mail,
Contacts, Calendars -> Fetch New Data -> Set Fetch Rate
to
lowest tolerable time.
Decrease or disable
iCloud. Many people have reported that iCloud seems to have several bugs
that decrease battery life. Since iCloud is a large component of iOS 5, I
hesitate recommending that someone not use it. If you have a MobileMe account,
continuing to use it until iCloud is more stable is one option. What I am
currently recommending is just temporarily disabling it for a couple of days to
see if the battery issues are related to it. If it doesn’t help, then just turn
it back on. Decreasing what you sync over iCloud will help. Decreasing iCloud
sync over cellular should improve battery life significantly too:
Settings -> iCloud -> Documents
& Data -> Use Cellular -> Off
Remove and replace email
accounts. As noted above, poorly performing email accounts are the root of many
users’ issues with battery life. These bugs are usually carried over from
settings in iOS 4. Removing and then re-adding these email accounts should
remove these issues. Of course, deleting and then replacing your email accounts
is highly annoying. Make sure you have the prior settings written down (or that
the information in iTunes is correct) before deleting them. Removing your
accounts can be performed through the following command:
Wipe and Reset. Nuking
your phone and starting over is pretty painful; however, this frequently is the
only true option that works. There seems to be a bug in systems restored from
backup that causes massive battery drain. Make sure everything has been moved
off your phone and you are well synced with iTunes. Wipe your phone and then
setup the device from scratch on iTunes again without restoring from backup.
The command to totally reset and wipe your device can be found at the
following:
Settings -> General -> Reset -> Erase
All Contents and Settings
Selectively performing these
tweaks will improve anybody’s battery life. If you are experiencing one of the
bugs in iOS 5 that is crushing your battery life, these hints can save your
sanity. Good luck. If you figure out anything else that helps, feel free to
post it in the comments below.
All we are trying to get the application on your computer or safe place because in future you don't want to download again in Ovi store or without internet facility we can to use these application. But Nokia Ovi store don't give you permission to download apps on computer and the option (Download via PC) always show hide.
Then process of very simple to download application on your computer without using any software, for download the apps you have to registered on Ovi store, after that follow mention below instruction.
Login in with your Ovi store
Set you mobile in which one you are using
Select or search the application.
After that open the application on new tab.
Go to the Application URL and edit the URL, After application Number add the /download and press Enter
On your screen you will get the Application pop-up
Now Click Ok and save the file where you want to save.
While purchase the new mobile or mistake you input the wrong name and now you want to change your iPhone/iPad or iPod device name so there is two to change the device name.
Using the iTune with your Computer
Using your iPhone
Using Computer
Connect your device and open iTunes.
In the source list (the left-hand column of iTunes),
double-click the name of your device.
Type the new name for your device and press Return on the
keyboard.
Sync the device (press Sync in the bottom right corner of
the screen).
Using Mobile iOS
On your device, tap Settings > General > About.
Tap the first line, which should display the name of your
device.
Rename your device using the on-screen keyboard and tap Done.
If you use an Symbian S60 3rd
edition based mobile phone (Nokia N-Series phones like N73, N95, N80, N91, N80
and E-Series phones use Symbian S60v3 as OS) you must have encountered the very
common certificate errors like 'Certificate Expired' or 'Certificate Error.
Contact Application Supplier' while installing themes or softwares on your
phone.
The errors are caused because of the security measures introduced into the new version of Symbian Series 60 mobile operating system disallowing installation of old applications and invalid certificates, however bypassing this security feature and fixing these certificate errors to install themes and softwares is very easy, simply follow the instructions below:
Open you mobile main Menu.
Navigate to Settings ->
General -> Date and time and Now change the year back one year.
Now install the application.(Don't forget to change date back to original)
If the above does not solve the
problem Goto the Application Manager.
Click the Options and select the Settings
And set
"Online Certificate check" = Off and Software Installation = All.
UPDATE: If you own an older
phone you might receive the following error: "Installation security
error. Unable to install"
To solve this error and install
application/Theme navigate to Tools -> Options -> Setting ->
Software Installation and change setting to On.
Today the largest amount to Android phone are available in market as you know Samsung, Sonya...etc also adopt the Android OS, because this is the very fast and useful OS more exciting Game, Chat facilities is there.
There are many different reasons
that a phone may need to have a factory reset performed. You may be
experiencing too many issues with apps loading slowly, or malfunctioning when
they finally do load. Or perhaps a friend or customer service person suggested
the process to help with connection issues. Luckily, a factory reset doesn't
actually involve sending your phone off to the factory, just these few steps
that you can do at home:
In case you want to restore your Android based smartphone to
the factory default settings, it is possible to perform a Factory data reset
from within the Android operating system.
PRECAUTION
A Factory data reset will erase all your personal
information, any contacts stored on your phone and any programs you installed.
Therefore, we recommend making a backup of all data before starting the
procedure. Please note that data stored on external memory cards will not be
erased.
SOLUTION
Performing a Factory data reset:
Click the Menu button and tap Settings.
Tap Privacy and, in the Personal data section,
select Factory data reset.
Tap Reset Phone and then Erase everything to
confirm. If you want to remove all the
The smartphone will shut down and reboot, restoring factory
default settings.
A remarkably slim design that
still makes room for a larger display and a faster chip. Ultrafast wireless
that doesn’t sacrifice battery life. And all-new headphones designed to sound
great and fit comfortably. So much went into this iPhone. So you could get even
more out of it.
Thin, sleek, and very capable.
It’s hard to believe a phone so
thin could offer so many features: a larger display, a faster chip, the latest
wireless technology, an 8MP iSight camera, and more. All in a beautiful
aluminum body designed and made with an unprecedented level of precision.
iPhone 5 measures a mere 7.6 millimeters thin and weighs just 112 grams.1That’s
18 percent thinner and 20 percent lighter than iPhone 4S. The only way to
achieve a design like this is by relentlessly considering (and reconsidering)
every single detail — including the details you don’t see.
More display means more to see
Anyone can make a larger
smartphone display. But if you go large for large’s sake, you end up with a
phone that feels oversize, awkward, and hard to use. iPhone 5 features a 4-inch
display designed the right way: it’s bigger, but it’s the same width as iPhone
4S. So everything you’ve always done with one hand — typing on the keyboard,
for instance — you can still do with one hand. On a larger canvas that lets you
see more of every web page. More of your inbox. More events on your calendar.
Even more apps on your Home screen.
It’s more vibrant, too
This isn’t just a larger display.
It’s a larger Retina display. At 326 pixels per inch, it has a pixel density so
high your eye can’t distinguish individual pixels. And as stunning as the
Retina display is on the iPhone 4S, this one gives you 18 percent more pixels
for an impressive 1136-by-640 resolution. Colors get a boost, too, with color
saturation that’s 44 percent greater than before. So with iPhone 5, the
games you play, the words you read, the images you see, and the apps you love
look and feel incredibly vivid and lifelike. For big-time entertainment,
iPhone 5 lets you watch widescreen HD video in all its glory —
without letter boxing
LTE The right way
You rely on your iPhone. So a
thin, light design and outstanding battery life are important to you. But so is
a fast data connection. LTE wireless technology is built for speed, but adding
it to a phone can create bulk and drain battery life quickly. iPhone 5
does LTE the right way — optimized for better battery life and designed for
ultrafast connectivity in a thin profile. The very things you want most from
your smartphone.
Next-generation cellular and
wireless connectivity
iPhone 5 supports more networks
all over the world. That includes advanced networks such as HSPA, HSPA+, and
DC-HSDPA. Browse, download, and stream content at ultrafast speeds. Dual-band
802.11n wireless connectivity accelerates your Wi-Fi experience, too — up to
150 Mbps.
Faster CPU performance.
With the new A6 chip, just about
everything you do on iPhone 5 is noticeably faster — up to twice as fast
compared with the A5 chip. So apps launch, web pages load, and email
attachments appear almost instantly.
Faster graphics.
The A6 chip also offers graphics
performance that’s up to twice as fast as the A5. So you can power through
graphics-intensive apps and games. And enjoy higher frame rates for smoother,
more realistic gameplay.
Even better battery life.
Not only is the A6 chip custom
designed to be fast, it’s custom designed to work with iOS 6 to be extremely
power efficient. So even at its accelerated speed, iPhone 5 has more than
enough battery power to last throughout the day — up to 8 hours of browsing on
a cellular connection, up to 8 hours of talk time, and up to 10 hours of video
playback time.
A breakthrough for ears
everywhere.
Just like fingerprints, ears are
unique parts of the body. Which means earbud headphones fit differently on
everyone. So rather than use the speaker as the starting point for new
headphones, Apple designers and engineers started with the ear. They tested
over a hundred prototype designs on hundreds of people. All with the goal of
creating earbuds that rest comfortably inside — and stay inside — a variety of
ear types, while also producing quality sound. The result is a breakthrough for
earbud headphones: Apple EarPods. They’re unlike anything you’ve ever
seen or heard.
Enhanced audio on iPhone 5
Apple EarPods are just the
beginning of the improved audio experience on iPhone 5. It’s designed with
three microphones: one on the front, one on the back, and one on the bottom.
The front and back mics work together to achieve beamforming — a technique
that helps iPhone focus on sound from the desired location for clearer audio.
New noise-canceling technology reduces background noise. So when you hold
iPhone up to your ear in a loud room, you hear what matters most: the voice on the
other end.
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iPhone is the most popular camera
in the world. For good reason. Photos look so stunning, it’s hard to believe
they were taken with a mobile phone. And everything that made the iSight camera
in iPhone 4S the world’s favorite is now on iPhone 5 — and then some. The
new panorama feature lets you capture everything from a family reunion group
photo to a jaw-dropping shot of the Grand Canyon. With one smooth motion you
can shoot up to an impressive 240 degrees. The gyroscope, A6 chip, and
Camera app work together to create one seamless, high-resolution panorama up to
28 megapixels.
Even better features
The Camera app also features
improvements including 40 percent faster photo capture, better low-light
performance, and improved noise reduction. So you can snap more shots with more
detail and clarity than ever before.
Enhanced HD video recording
Imagine sidesplitting,
adventure-filled, must-see flicks produced by you and shot on iPhone 5.
Record stunning 1080p HD video with the iSight camera. Improved video stabilization
helps prevent shaky footage. Face detection for up to 10 faces means everyone
can have a moment in the spotlight. You can even take still photos as you
record, so you can capture small moments while shooting a big one.
FaceTime HD camera.
You use the front-facing camera
on iPhone 5 to make FaceTime video calls. And now those calls can happen
over a cellular connection if Wi-Fi isn’t available.5 The quality of
FaceTime video calls is so surprising, it’s as if you’re in the same room with
whoever’s on the other end. You can also use the front camera for taking
self-portraits or recording 720p HD video.
A new way to get connected
Making iPhone 5 thinner and
lighter required a pivotal change: replacing the 30-pin connector with
something newer, smaller, and better. Introducing the Lightning connector. It
features an all-digital, eight-signal design that’s significantly more durable
than the 30-pin connector. Another brilliant feature of Lightning: It’s
reversible. Which means there’s no wrong way to plug in the cable.
Lightning to 30-pin Adapter.
Soon many iPhone accessories will
be Lightning compatible. But if you have one that depends on the 30-pin
connector, you can still connect it to your iPhone 5. Simply use a
Lightning to 30-pin Adapter (sold separately).
Maps designed by Apple.
The new Maps app gives you a
better way to find your way. Map elements are vector based, which means
graphics and text are incredibly sharp, even when you zoom in. Pan around, and
you’ll instantly notice how smooth and responsive Maps is. Need directions from
Point A to Point B? Maps not only shows you how to get there, it tells you
— out loud, turn by turn. Maps also gives you real-time traffic
information and reroutes you to avoid delays. For a completely new perspective,
switch to Flyover and explore major metro areas from above with
photo-realistic, interactive 3D views.
Just ask Siri.
Siri is the intelligent assistant
that helps you get things done, just by asking. Talk to Siri as you would
to a person: “Do I need an umbrella?” or “Any modern art museums around here?”
or “Where’s the closest ATM?” Siri not only understands what you say, it knows
what you mean. It figures out the right apps to use to find the right answer.
Then, just like a personal assistant, Siri provides you with the information
you need.
New Siri features
With iOS 6, Siri understands more
questions, knows more answers, and gives you a lot more to talk about. Ask Siri
about sports scores and stats, where to eat, what movies to see — even ask Siri
to make Facebook posts or tweet for you. And Siri is fluent in more languages,
so it does more things in more countries.
The foundation of iPhone.
At the core of every iPhone,
iPad, and iPod touch is iOS. It includes all the built-in apps you use every
day and all the intuitive technology — like Multi-Touch and Siri — that makes
iPhone so advanced.7 With every free iOS update comes even more capability
for your devices. You’ll find the latest version, iOS 6, already installed on
iPhone 5. So right out of the box, you get more than 200 new features to
make the things you do every day even better.
One of the most common (and obvious) recommendation before
hacking the iPhone is to backup the iPhone so that if things go horribly wrong
you can at least restore your iPhone to avoid losing any of your settings such
as sound settings, widget settings, certain network settings, and other
preferences and information such as text messages, notes, call history contact
favorites etc. The iPhone backup procedure is very simple and you don't want any other help if you read this blog.
When you connected iphone the iTune automatically open if not then you will manually open iTune and you will see in left side "Device" option under the device you see your iphone,
Right click the device and right click and select "Backup"
Your iTune backup sync and backup complete in few minute.
if you want to install or restore backup then use the "Restore from Backup" after restoreing the backup your iPhone is restart and your backup is restore.
BlackBerry is very famous smartphone for commercial or personal use, and I REALLY didn't want to do all that data entry using the BlackBerry keyboard. So, I
found a way to manage my
contacts using my desktop computer, BlackBerry Desktop Manager, and
Microsoft Excel.
Some readers
might prefer to manage their contacts using Microsoft Outlook and
synchronize their BlackBerry with Outlook. That’s a great idea, and
BlackBerry Desktop Manager can certainly do that. But for me, that’s no good
because I don’t keep my phone contacts in Outlook. And, as I explained, my
original contact list came from my old cell phone. So, the technique I describe
below allows you to move your contacts back-and-forth between an
Excel-compatible (text, CSV) file and your BlackBerry.
So, here’s how I manage my address book contacts using
Excel: On your computer, run the BlackBerry Desktop Manager (if you
don’t know what that is, click here). From the main menu
options, select Synchronize. (The first time through here, you’re not
really synchronizing but creating a file of contacts on
your computer that you can synchronize with later.)
Select the Configuration tab and click the Configure
synch… button. (You’re about to decide what you are synchronizing from and to.)
Select the BlackBerry Address Book to synchronize
using the ASCII Importer/Exporter. Click Setup… to choose
synchronization options.
Select the direction of synchronization (or data copying) from
device to ASCII Importer/Exporter. Click Next.
Select the ASCII Importer/Exporter (to choose to
export the contacts to an ASCII, or plain text, file rather than to Outlook or
Yahoo). Click Next.
Click Options. (You’re going to decide exactly how the
text file data will be formatted.)
Select Comma and Double quotation marks, if
they’re not already selected. (This causes the creation of a so-called
Comma-Separated-Value, or CSV, file. This is an extremely popular and useful
text file format. It’s easy to read and imports beautifully into Excel as well
as a vast number of other programs.) Click OK to close that window
and return to the previous window.
Now click Browse… to choose where your contacts
text file will be stored and what it will be named.
Select where you want the file to be saved (e.g., My
Documents folder) and what it will be named (e.g., BlackBerryAddressBook.csv).
It’s important to use the .csv file extension in the file name. Click Open.
Now, you’re finished configuring everything to do
synchronization from the device to a text file on your computer. Click Finish.
You return to this screen. Click OK.
You return to this screen. Select the Synchronize tab.
Click the Synchronize now button.
There will be a flurry of activity as the contacts are read
from the BlackBerry. The number of contacts will be counted. Click Accept to
write the contacts to the text file.
You will see another flurry of activity as the contacts are
written to the text file. You will return to this window. Click Close.
You will return to the BlackBerry Desktop Manager main
screen (not shown here). You can close that program now if you want. Now you
are ready to open the text file in Excel, examine your contacts, and do any
editing.
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