Showing posts with label OS. Show all posts
Showing posts with label OS. Show all posts

Sunday, July 12, 2009

HelloOX 1.03 – Easyest Symbian OS 9.1/9.2/9.3/9.4 Hacking




HelloOX 1.03 – One step hacking now! 1.03 update

  • MapDrives no longer needed, mapping drives code is now built-in HelloOX, that’s mean hacking is much more easier, one app does all the step!
  • All mapped drives would remove automatic, no reboot needed for removing them
  • Since ROMPatcher doesn’t works on some FP2 device, installing it is now an optional for FP2 user, no patches would apply and add to autostart, must do them manual
  • Some guys complain cannot play N-GAGE games, the main problem is open4all patch applied. So, all ROMPatcher patches would not add to autostart on all device, must do it menual if you want
  • Install rootCerts option removed from Pre FP1 & FP1 device, because installserver is enough. if you wanna install it, please install it menual from E:\HelloOX\updaterD.sisx before uninstall HelloOX
  • Install Modo (a TCB file manger by leftup) is now an optional for all device

*If you hacked your phone already, you don’t have to use this update version to hack it again! An update just make this application better, it will not hack for more!*

The easiest way to hack!

One step hacking for all S60 3rd,fp1,fp2,5800:

Sign and Install HelloOX.1.03.Unsigned.sis, just run it after installed.
***must sign with a 17 capability Dev Cert***
HelloOX does all the rest for you!
Enjoy it!

What HelloOX did?

Pre FP1 & FP1:

  1. Unpack exe files to E:\hack\sys\bin\
  2. Map Drives
  3. Install ROMPatcher
  4. Apply open4all patch
  5. Move installserver.exe to C:\sys\bin\
  6. Install Modo (optional)
  7. Remove unneeded files and mapped drives
  8. Done!

FP2:

  1. Unpack exe files to E:\hack\sys\bin\
  2. Map Drives
  3. Install rootCerts
  4. Install ROMPatcher (optional)
  5. Install Modo (optional)
  6. Remove unneeded files and mapped drives
  7. Done!

5800:

  1. Unpack exe files to E:\hack\sys\bin\
  2. Map Drives
  3. Install rootCerts
  4. Install ROMPatcher
  5. Apply open4all and ChangeSWIpolicyPath patches
  6. Install Modo (optional)
  7. Remove unneeded files and mapped drives
  8. Done!

Notes:

FP2 & 5800 doesn’t have a working installserver yet! However, ROMPatcher working on some of them. If RP works, the ChangeSWIpolicyPath patch can let you install some unsigned apps, otherwise please sign your apps with leftup cert&key pair included in this package.

Download it here:

Download Here

(http://www.doktertomi.com/2009/07/13/helloox-1-03-easyest-symbian-os-9-19-29-39-4-hacking/)

Thursday, April 23, 2009

Windows 7 could change our perception of PCs

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In a recent study from Forrester Research, analysts found that Dell and Hewlett-Packard provided customer experiences that were well below par, while Apple came out on top.

According to the study, which asked 4,500 U.S. consumers to rate the usefulness and enjoyability of products, Dell received a "poor" rating in overall customer experience. The company mustered a "very poor" when it came to the customer's enjoyment using Dell products. HP's experience was rated as "poor," while Apple led the way for computer manufacturers with an overall "good" experience.

Bruce Temkin, the study's author, wrote that while PC manufacturers have some work to do to enhance the consumer's experience, Windows also contributed to the low marks.

"I do think Microsoft's software has a bit to do with it," Temkin wrote. "Consumers don't distinguish problems with the operating system from problems with the PC manufacturer. Bottom line, the Windows ecosystem needs an extreme customer experience makeover."

I agree with Temkin. But I also believe that Windows 7 is the single Windows OS that can improve the consumer's experience.

Aside from compatibility issues, one of my biggest complaints with Windows Vista was its design. Microsoft tried to be too fancy with the look and feel of the OS instead of focusing more on its ease of use. It wasn't an improvement over XP and it ruined my experience.

But Windows 7 is different.