The lastest version is for Nokia 5800 is Symbian S60 3rd version 5.00.50.

Guides:

http://dotdoh.com/?p=358

http://knowmorestuff.com/on/guide-install-garmin--xt-on-nokia-5800xm/

http://handphone-solution.blogspot.com/2009/03/guide-to-install-garmin-xt--maps.html

http://mytechnews.info/b/2009/02/nokia-5800-now-supported-in-garmin-mobile-xt.html/comment-page-6

http://www.noeman.org/gsm/navigation-softwares/86205-simple-guide-setting-up-garmin-mobile-xt-s60-wm.html

http://www.noeman.org/gsm/navigation-softwares/81680-post-here-please-your-help-request-regarding-garmin-4.html

Maps:

Garmin City Navigator Lebanon NT 2009
Garmin City Navigator Russia NT 2010.10 IMG
Garmin City Navigator India 2009 V2
Garmin Mobile XT 5.00.50 S60 Update (15/04/2009)
iGO8 ARAB Maps R3

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Free SMS

January 27th, 2009

SMSFREE4ALL.COM

http://www.freesms.net/freesms.aspx

They provides freesms to countries including .

http://gizmosms.com/

http://www.text4free.net/

http://sms.dynadel.com/

http://www.txtdrop.com/

http://peekamo.com/

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OP

How to accept direct calls to your / adapter, bypassing all providers.
  • Does your registered provider not allow URI calls?
  • Do you want to cut down on latency/echo, by bypassing your provider on calls?
  • Do you simply like the idea of allowing calls directly into your adapter?

If you said yes to any of the above, then this FAQ page may be for you. Here is a description of how to let your / model adapter accept calls directly from a URI (internet address), bypassing all providers in the process. Here’s how to do it:

  • Setup your adapter for use behind a NAT router
    • Setup STUN on your adapter (NOTE: STUN settings are on the tab)
      • Handle VIA received: no
      • Handle VIA rport: no
      • Insert VIA received: no
      • Insert VIA rport: no
      • Substitute VIA Addr: yes
      • Send Resp To Src Port: yes
      • STUN Enable: yes
      • STUN Test Enable: no
      • STUN Server: stun.voxalot.com.au:3478
        • NOTE: You can replace the above STUN server with any STUN server you like…
      • EXT IP:
        • NOTE: Leave this setting blank, STUN will figure this out for you…
      • EXT RTP Port Min:
        • NOTE: Normally you can leave this blank, but you can set this if you have a specific need
      • NAT Keep Alive Intvl: 45
        • NOTE: Use an value SHORTER than the “timeout” value in your router.
    • set “NAT Mapping Enable: yes
  • Set “Ans Call Without Reg: yes” on your adapter settings
  • Make sure your adapter is on the default port
    • i.e. “ Port: 5060
  • Make sure that SOMETHING is set for “User ID:”
    • NOTE: If your adapter is “registered” with a provider, this will be your real “User ID”
  • Make sure NOTHING is in “Outbound Proxy:” field on your adapter
    • NOTE: This field is not normally needed if/when you have STUN setup (as above)
  • Forward UDP port 5060 to your adapter
    • NOTE: This may be easier if you use a static LAN address for your adapter
  • Set up a “dynamic DNS” service for your LAN
    • NOTE: The service from “no-ip.com” works fine for this

If all of the above is setup correctly, then anyone on the internet can directly call your / adapter by calling “:userid@dyamic_dns_address”. For example, if your userid is “12345″, and your dynamic DNS entry is “myaddress.no-ip.com”, then your URI is “:12345@myaddress.no-ip.com”.

NOTE: One useful purpose of this, is to point a http://ipkall.com number to your . You do this by logging into your IPKall account, and filling in your “UserID” info (12345 in this example) for “ Number:” and your dynamic DNS entry (myaddress.no-ip.com in this example) for the “ Proxy:” field. After saving these changes (and waiting the necessary hour for them to take effect), then calling your IPKall number will directly ring your (bypassing any service provider, including “ World Dialup”).

NOTE (added 2/7/2006):
Another poster mentioned that he needed to set “NAT Keep Alive Enable: yes“, or he got 1-way audio with his router. So if you are having problems with this trick (and you are not already telling your adapter to send “keep alive” packets), try turning the “NAT Keep Alive” setting on…

NOTE (added 2/7/2006):
After using this “trick” for some time, I have discovered that (while this often works very well), a minority of providers just don’t like this setup.

The problem (when you run into a provider that just won’t forward directly to your adapter, even though they do support URI forwarding) appears to be with the details of the “dynamic DNS” service. The problem is, there are actually two DIFFERENT types of DNS records often used by proxies (which is what you are having your adapter pretend to be, by this trick). DNS “A” records are the “normal type” of DNS entries (the type we use all the time, for example when visiting web sites), and also the type most dynamic DNS services (including the http://www.no-ip.com service I use) offer. However, apparently there is also a special DNS “SRV” type record that some proxies use just for . And if your provider is using a picky enough proxy, they will be unable to forward directly to your adapter, because they won’t find a “SRV” record for your “proxy address” (even though your dynamic DNS service will have a “A” record for your IP). While most proxies either don’t use SRV records or will happily use an “A” record if an SRV record isn’t present, some proxies are just “too picky” about this little detail (and will therefore fail to forward directly to your adapter UNLESS you have DNS “SRV” record for your IP address).

Happily there is an easy “work around”, if you already have your adapter’s registered slots “full”, and you want to add a service that has this “issue” (i.e. is picky about the SRV records). What I found works well (when you run into this problem), was to register for a SIP Broker alias that points directly to my adapter (via my dynamic DNS address). I then tell any service that has a problem with forwarding directly to my adapter, to instead forward to *0111xxxxxxx@sipbroker.com (where xxxxxxx is my SIP Broker alias ). This seems to work well as a “work around”, because “sipbroker.com” appears to have the DNS “SRV” record that some proxies “need” and Broker can forward to a location identified just by a DNS “A” record. So the call essentially gets forwarded to Broker, which forwards the call onto my adapter in that case. While this isn’t quite as nice as going directly to your adapter, it is still an effective “work around” for when the proxy just refuses to forward directly to your /.

Of course, you might as well try the “forward directly to your adapter” address first, and only resort to the SIP Broker alias if/when the “direct” path doesn’t work (as your call path will be slightly more reliable if the direct address works with your provider). And many places (including http://ipkall.com ) will happpily forward directly to your / without any problems. But for those places that just don’t like the DNS “A” records provided by dynamic DNS services, forwarding to Broker (and then letting Broker forward directly to your adapter) can be an effective “work around”.

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www.voipzoom.com

Another voipstunt close from . It’s pretty new. Try it out.

Maybe for some people, 5EUR with 180 valid period is enough.

Wonder how’s ’s customer service now. Still awful?

Download:

http://209.47.41.2/land/WM6VoIP.CAB

http://209.47.41.2/land/SipConfigTool_2_0_1.CAB

For more details about settings, refer to vbuzzer blog: http://www.vbuzzer.com/blog/windows-mobile-configuration

Android Google Mobile Phone

September 27th, 2008

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Intertional Calling


Everybody knows using computers to talk with MSN, QQ etc. We’ll nottalk about those methods here. Instead we talk about calls with regularphones on one side or both sides.

1. Of course, traditional way calling internationally is using .
I went to Chinatown to buy when I first came here. I bought it online. We can get with rates about or less than 1 cent per minute calling .

2. Make with local calling rates (or ): .com
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http://www.talkster.com/


No registration, no credit cards, no catches, no limits!

With , you get a local access for yourself, and an access number for your friend.
Say you want to call your friend, you call your access number which rings your friend’s . He/She answers the , then hangs up. You stays online. Your friend calls his/her access number. Then you  two will be connected, basically having a conference call.

The good thing about this method is that your friends, families in call also you by calling their first. You answer the , hang up, ask them to stay online, and then calls your access number.

3. Unlimited World $9.95/month

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http://www.skype.com/allfeatures/subscr … nadaworld/

In particular, unlimited calls areas include:
and mobiles
USA and mobiles

Make Unlimited Skype™ Calls without a Computer with Belkin’s New Desktop Internet Phone for Skype: $99

Of course you don’t need pay anything if both sides use .
Get a skypein number, you basically have a lanline . It costs €50 one year.

4. There’s another way which is a little bit complicated. But it’s calling between two sides. You need pay to get devices like this: Linksys PAP2T-NA for both sides and connect regular phones to the devices.

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Then get accounts for both sides, like voipuser.com, voxilla.com or freedigits.com etc. Set it on the device.
Reference:

http://blog.nyworldphone.com/2008/02/06 … cked-pap2/

.

In particular, Freedigits’ account is a US number. Basically, you and your friend in get a US number. Calling between you is ! Of course, other people in US can call you.
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If you want to get local numbers, go to grandcentral.com, get numbers and forward it to your freedigits number(or GizmoProject account).
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If you want to call other numbers in US or , register accounts and buy credit from your favorite companies like voipdiscount.com etc, and register it on the device.
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Basically, you get a home with a US number, calls between you and other people with the same setup and low rate calling to other people.

5. Another convenient way to call is use Packet8 Mobile Talk with cell phones for 1 cent per minute to .
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6. I guess a lot of poople know iTalkBB. They offer unlimited calls to north America and with a monthly fee $25.

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7. The complicated way is to set up a PBX asterisk which will provide the most features that you want. You can get a WRT54GS, load OpenWRT firmware and install asterisk. Then you can set up US numbers (or even number which you usually need pay) to receive calls. And you can set up calling services to call and US.

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Domestic Calling


Usually, people get service from Verizon. They offer individual service and packages like including internet, TV and services. Time Warner Cable also offers similar services.

1. Unlimited US & Canada $2.95/month

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Usually, you need a computer to make calls. Get a above, you’ll make calls like regular.
Make Unlimited Skype™ Calls without a Computer with Belkin’s New Desktop Internet Phone for Skype: $99

2. People who have tmobile service, even the lowest package, want to have a cheap home , Tmobile-at-Home is good choice.
$10 a month for unlimited calls in north America:

http://www.t-mobileathome.com/

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3. Same as international calling #4 which may be the cheapest way. You can get -NA for about $30 on ebay.
4. Same as international calling #7.

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If you got an Phonline DID, set up a secure device password in their at https://dashboard.voice.aol.com/settings/sip.

In your application like or devices, set as follows.

Domain = ..com
Username = screenname@.com
Password = “password set under the Call Out Clients settings page”
Caller ID name = screenname

If you need stun server, use turn.oscar..com .

For Asterisk, register as follows.

register => MyScreenName@aim.com:SIP-Password@sip.aol.com

For more details, check here: http://dev.aol.com/api/aimcall.

list: voice.aol.com/SIP-Client-List.

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STI NJ Calling Card

August 20th, 2008

Just found this on the net.

It shows that it has some unlimited calls, like to .

Link: http://www.therichcom.com/carddetails.asp?Brand=2562

Link: http://www.tigerphonecard.com/product/sti_nj_(800_and_nj_local_access)phone_card.html

According to the description,

ABSOLUTELY NO REFUND OR EXCHANGE !!WHEN USING A TOLL NUMBER FROM A PAY A $0.90 WILL APPLY. A WEEKLY MAINTENANCE FEE OF $0.79 WILL BE ASSESSED AFTER THE FIRST CALL.

If only $0.79 is charged per week for unlimited calling, it’s still a good deal. I wonder how reliable it is.

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Packet8 MobileTalk

August 20th, 2008

With Packet8 MobileTalk, people can make directly through cell via ’s . The rate is not bad for some countries, like 1 cent for . It’s a good way to make calls. And no wifi/data plan required. But people do need install their application on their phones. Here is a list of Supported Mobile Phones.

I wonder what the quality is. If anybody has tried it, you’re welcome to comment.

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