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aieromon: Did you recently do a firmware update?It seems a previous installation of Ionic is giving the error issues.

Nope, i didn't do any recent update. its just freakingly annoying. I'm gonna have to reformat the phone.

i use to think that my body was made of electric, that when a wire is faulty i fall sick. And that i can never die even if i was thrown down from a 10 storey building...(i blame it on the too much cartoon i saw then)

[quote author=Ogidi-Olu]I'll advise u to try downloading and installing it with ur phone from ovi store. Or was that what u did? If yes, which error did it give u?[/quote]it keeps giving me installation error.
See attached

help!!! my Ionic apps has refused to install despite using both ovi store and nokia ovi suit to download and install.
please what do i do?

Ogidi-Olu, aieromon and temmy.m3 please help. what could be the cause?

mine goes...
If he doesn't blocks u as his friend on facebook, he is flirtful.
If he compares u with his ex, he still have feelings for her (ex)
If he is flaunts u around, then he is proud of u, and if he doesn't, then he's ashamed to be seen with u
If he tells u 'i love u', 'oh baby u're sexy', he is pretending, he's only telling u what u wanna hear
when he calls u and complain of the weather bn cold, he's Hot and wanna get laid
If his phone is always on vibrate then he's got to many callers he's avoiding, most of em girls!

To be sincere, mine was laziness, i never wanted to spend much time in school.
I remember when i finished secondary school and was about to write JAMB, i carefully sought after the ones with 4years of study. I 'shyied' away from Law coz of the number of years i'll have to spend before having the name ''BARRISTER'' attached to my name.

Thank God i didn't study it though, cuz it would have been difficult working and flexing round d globe.

will this update work with the Nokia E7?

My girlfriend wants me to get her a BB bold 6 but she already has a BB curve 2, no be d same pinging e dey do?
I hate boarding a plan its too short for an adventure, i'd rather stick with ABC transport

I don't like big stout, its too bitter, i prefer fanta or malt.
I hate living in Maitama cuz its too lonely, i prefer Mararaba or Nyanya cuz its more lively and fun
I don't eat too much in order not to have big stomach, i'd rather eat little to maintain my six packs!

[quote author=Ogidi-Olu]Hey guys, let's talk about e-books. I just downloaded 'ionic' 4rm ovi store and i'm really enjoying it. The app reads ebooks in epub format(which is ios' native ebook format) and it was built wit Qt(so u can b sure of a very nice and sleek interface). I'm currently reading 'harry potter and the sorcerer's stone' and i'm loving it.

Pls guys, post the names of ebooks u av and d download sites.
And btw, super strikas is on ovi store and it was built with Qt. There's so much u can do with belle.[/quote]Guy, assuming you're close by, i'd have bought you enough bottle of beer for this vital info, I've longed searched for such apps that can read ebooks, I tried googling ''kindle on symbian'' just to test my luck. but Dude THANKS!!!!

why is W4 pr1ck erecting?

[quote author=temmy.m3]Bro i got that music player from a firmware maker [Aminking] and included it on mine during Modding . nope it ain't available for download via Update yet cos it was leaked from the unreleased N8's FW update. I think there is a way u can install it and replace your native music player but i think people are reporting bugs concerning that option, not sure if it will work on E7 though but try google-ing it out. (Belle FP1 music player)[/quote]thanks man!

I served in a resort, Akwa Ibom, 1999 set, my PPA is 'pimping and runzing' aside the legal arts and drama group.

why change it? Lets assume one changes it, wont it still have a psychological tattoo on the person cuz one way or the other something would have to remind u of your true name, especially when something goes wrong.
My advicr is simpy take a broom and flog whoever gave u that name be it at the cementary or at home.....

well the phones aint expensive, they're just $125 (N20, 125). I've got one coming from the UK dis week. I hope the 'real owners' wont take it away from me. Lolz

but seriously the phone is nice.

[quote author=temmy.m3]Oh No bro, from the screenshot u provided above, your belle native music player isn't the new one. The new player doesn't support the very big album art anymore and "GO TO MUSIC LIBRARY" is no more present. i guess the one i used was either leaked from 808 pureview or from N8's upcoming FP1, not sure. it s version 17.1.13.[/quote]hey dude please how do i upgrade to the newer version of music player? I use the nokia E7 and i've checked for all available updates but to no avail, i seem not to find any. Please how do mine show lyrics like urs?

Can this work on my nokia E7?

They come in different colours

We've seen smartphones, smart TVs, smart cars and smart homes. So why not smartwatches?
You don't need to be Dick Tracy to see the appeal of adding extra functionality to your wrist — be it text messaging, video calling, GPS tracking or customizable apps.
In fact, it's already here.
Sure, it's been a few years since Timex first introduced Ironman with Data Link, the company's first watch to combine a personal digital assistant (PDA) with a multi-function sport timekeeping device. And then there were the Fossil SPOT watches that operated on Microsoft's wirelessly-connected Smart Personal Objects Technology. Ahead of its time, perhaps, as these technologies failed to gain mainstream appeal.
Today, however, there are many high-tech wristwatches debuting — though some seem more promising than others.
The Sony SmartWatch ($149.99), for example, pairs with a nearby Android smartphone via Bluetooth, through a free app downloadable from Google Play (formerly Android Market).
Setting up the color SmartWatch was straightforward enough, as was selecting what supported apps to download -- though be aware the 1.3-inch OLED touchscreen might be smaller than you realize. In fact, the screen doesn't fill up the entire watch face. And the screen can be somewhat hard to read in bright sunshine unless you cup the top of the screen with your other hand.
As you'd expect, this 0.5-ounce smartwatch lets you read texts, emails and social networking updates from sites like Facebook or Twitter. Plus, it supports about 60 other apps, too, including Google Maps, Weather and Gmail. To swap between installed apps, simply swipe left or right between them.
The smartwatch also vibrates to let you know when a call is coming in and you can control music on your smartphone while it's tucked away in a purse or pocket. Some of the apps seem a little ridiculous — for example, who wants to snap pictures with your Android smartphone via the watch? — but others are more appealing, like a quick glance at the weather or reading a text and tapping to reply with a preset message like "Call you shortly."
The dust- and splash-proof SmartWatch ships with a black silicone wristband, but five additional colors are available for purchase: white, pink, mint, grey and blue. Battery life lived up to its promise of up to an entire week between charges; a small USB cable is included with four "teeth" that clamp onto the back of the watch face.
BlackBerry users, on the other hand, might consider the inPulse smartphone watch (from $99). Also available for Android devices, this wireless smartphone accessory for the wrist lets you read emails and texts, see caller ID and calendar alerts. Smartwatch apps range from ways managing presentations (going forward and back through PowerPoint slides) and games (like Cavern) to world clocks, stopwatches and multiple digital clock skins to customize its appearance.

In fact, the maker of the inPulse watch, Allerta, is also working on a new smartwatch, Pebble: E-Paper Watch for iPhone and Android. Due out later this year, the product has raised more than $10.2 million dollars from supporters via KickStarter -- the most money ever raised on the popular crowdfunding platform.
Check out the original KickStarter video pitch on the Pebble here: Pebble: E-Paper Watch
While the number of Pebble pledgers is quite remarkable -- roughly 69,000 in total -- some may question why we need an extra screen in our lives. That is, if the smartphone replaced the wristwatch, do we really need to reintroduce it again? Are we that lazy we can't pull out our smartphone? And in many cases, these watches require a nearby phone to work.
Personally, I do like how some watches let you control the music on a tucked-away smartphone, offered by the Sony SmartWatch and iPulse, as well as the now-defunct Sony Ericsson MBW-150 Bluetooth Watch. And I also thought it was a good idea products like the Helium Digital Wristband Communicator would vibrate if you walk too far away from your phone — ideal for forgetful types.

Not all smartwatches are wireless either. ThinkGeek has its stainless steel MP4 Watch ($89.99) that lets you watch videos, listen to music, see photos and read e-books. There's also the ThinkGeek USB Hidden Flash Drive Watch ($49.99), which holds up to 8 Gigabytes of files on a discrete USB connector hidden behind the face.

Finally, those how own a 6th generation iPod nano might opt for an iWatchz accessory (from $24.95), which turns the square-shaped portable media player into a wristwatch. In fact, the iPod has 18 different watch faces to choose from, ranging from analog and digital options to Disney and The Muppets characters. This hands-free accessory is also perfect for those who'd like to exercise while listening to their music (with album artwork), plus there's also a built-in pedometer, FM radio, stopwatch and support for podcasts.

http://www.sonymobile.com/us/products/accessories/smartwatch/

Haba! dis people don catch my dude, dem for wait make him do the last runz nah. its not fair ooo, the guy hustle don over.

Seriously, people amaze me with dia cheap talk on NOKIA, if you wanna compare an android phones with Nokia do it with the Symbian Belle.

IMO, Nokia belle rocks in all ramifications, from hardwares to softwares et al.
How many Android phones can read flash/USB drive? guess what Nokia does so with ease, i mean thee Nokia E7 which runs on Belle.
the tittle of this thread is suppose to be ''what can an android do that a Nokia Symbian Belle couldn't?''

If University of Lagos(Unilag) could be renamed Moshood Abiola University, the i'd suggest that the following school should be renamed:
River State University of Science and Technology = Asari Dokubo University of Science and Technology
University of Abuja(Unibuja) = Umar Yar'adua University
University of Maiduguri = Mohammad Yussuf (Boko Haram) University
Lagos State University = Dagrin University
etc

To GEJ: i'd simply say OYO! (u are on your own)

I've learnt to swallow government's empty promises. Ever since i was a kid, it has always been promises upon promises on government, and i'm yet to see any...

how long can i stay? Hmmmmmm.... Mine is just one month. I get bored with them as the day goes by..so the need to change em is always on my mind even when dating.

1. they don't show the replay and when they do, it's very difficult to understand what they're trying to show.
2. they don't have better image quality, (i think someone should introduce HD camera to them)
3. they don't know how to celebrate goal, (someone would score a goal and just frown as if he didn't just put the ball in the net, maybe balloeli is his mentor)
4. the refere are always beating up when a team loses (maybe some Chelsea fans were paid to do so)



the reason goes on and on....

I wonder what gave him the guts to say this, as if he and his wife are good graduates? mtcheeew!!!

Keneking: . Then the poster should have quoted source ab initio. Another poorly constructed story all the way......Hissing in yoruba

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LOL. Thomas!

who would wanna advocate capital punishment when he/she knows that he/she would be caught up in his/her own 'advocations'?
I believe we have the existing laws, but the institutions that are responsible for implementing and executing these laws needs to be looked into. I also believe that some people have the sincerity to end corruption but the Judges, Lawyers and Police (been the ones to enforce the laws) are still lurking in the messed up society they've found themselves.
Either way, crime will still be massaged!

those guyz never failed to get me laughing. i sure will miss them in the out. Zainab and Seydou, una see wetin una cause? shebi una dey happy say una Tom n Jerry fight don give una papa (Ola) high blood pressure. silly kids!!!