Kimchikid » Mobile Phone http://www.kimchikid.com/blog fermented cabbage boy... Tue, 15 Jun 2010 12:27:58 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 Comprehensive guidelines into rooted Android G1 with useful link gallery http://www.kimchikid.com/blog/2009/06/20/complete-guide-into-rooted-android-phone-with-useful-link-gallery/ http://www.kimchikid.com/blog/2009/06/20/complete-guide-into-rooted-android-phone-with-useful-link-gallery/#comments Sat, 20 Jun 2009 13:49:40 +0000 kimchikid http://www.kimchikid.com/blog/?p=172 Understanding the parts of the software

A) Recovery image – Its a small program which starts when you press home+power while the phone is turned off. From this image you will be able to upgrade to new roms, make important nandroid backup, reach a recovery console, check your sd card etc. Normally you don’t change this software often and its not included when you download new releases from internet for installation. Update: The latest recovery image, cyanogen 1.3, has automatic nandroid restore, making it very easy for complete restore directly from the phone. No need to restore from spl any longer.

B) spl – its the second program loader. Its a small program which starts when you press back+power while the phone is turned off. From this image you will be able to restore your phone completely from a nandroid backup using fastboot. I am not so sure what more it does but the newest version is required to run most roms. Normally you don’t change this software often and its not included when you download new releases from internet for installation. Update: The latest recovery image, cyanogen 1.3, has automatic nandroid restore, making it very easy for complete restore directly from the phone. Nio need to restore from the spl any longer.

C) Radio image – Its the software which handles the phones radio communication (gprs, 3g, wifi etc). This software has so far only been released by google or HTC and its vere recommendable to update to the latest version.

D) The Android ROM – This is the part which holds the android OS and which you probably will change often. New releases are coming all the time.

]]> http://www.kimchikid.com/blog/2009/06/20/complete-guide-into-rooted-android-phone-with-useful-link-gallery/feed/ 2 Easy UIQ 3 guide including must have apps and hints http://www.kimchikid.com/blog/2008/04/26/easy-uiq-3-guide-including-must-have-apps-and-hints/ http://www.kimchikid.com/blog/2008/04/26/easy-uiq-3-guide-including-must-have-apps-and-hints/#comments Sat, 26 Apr 2008 12:58:21 +0000 kimchikid http://www.kimchikid.com/blog/?p=56 I have a Sony Ericsson P1i and this is tested on that phone. But most can be applied also to the other phones using Symbian UIQ 3 operating system. Phones which have UIQ 3 includes:

  • Sony Ericsson P1, P1i, P1c, M600i, M600c, P990i, P990c, W950i, W950c, W960i, W960c, G700 and G900
  • Motorola Z8, Z10

What I will bring up in this guide are

  1. Short introduction to UIQ 3 and Symbian
  2. Web browser and installing Opera Mini
  3. How to manage email with UIQ 3
  4. Google maps
  5. iSkoot to use Skype
  6. Worldmate
  7. Swiss Manager
  8. Adding new programs as icons on your start page
  9. Download and installing new desktop themes
  10. Installing GDesk
  11. Rss reader
  12. Top blogs and websites about UIQ 3
  13. Sites for downloading games and applications
  14. Bonus: Walkman 3.0 (for SE P1i only)

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