Steve’s back with The Phones’ Show!
September 22, 2008
Yep! Steve just posted the new episode of The Phones Show (it was called The Smartphones Show previously) and after a hiatus for a few weeks, Steve is back with interesting stuff about the N79 and a few other stuff. According to Steve, the show was shot using different Symbian smartphones The N93 shoots the main video, the N95 takes all the close-up pics & the i8510 shoots the close-up video. You will find stuff hands-on review of the Samsung Tocco; Musings on Xenon flash in phones; hands-on review of the Nokia N79. Get it now!
How to: Symbian Sign Applications using Open Signed (need publisher ID)
March 4, 2008
As of now, you need a Published ID to do this.
The people at Symbian Signed has worked hard to provide us, the users, an easy way of signing our applications without using additional applications or paying Publisher ID’s. The whole process is now handled directly from the Symbian Signed webpage and all you need is a working e-mail adress. The service is still in beta and is somewhat limited which is also why I myself have not had a chance to try it out yet so consider this post a beta aswell for now (but I will of course, and I’ll update this post when I have).
Many cudos to all the people and Symbian Signed who made this a reality!
The main features of this signing option are:
- the process is online
- no Publisher ID is required
- no Symbian Signed account is required
- no tool downloads are required, so it is platform independent
- all user and most system capabilities may be requested (excludes the Restricted System Capabilities CommDD, DiskAdmin, NetworkControl, MultimediaDD and Device Manufacturer capabilities)
- applications are restricted to one device, specified by IMEI
- there is no cost to developers.
So you want to sign an unsigned freeware or shareware application/game? No problem, it should be easy, keep reading after the break and I’ll guide you all the way.
