Tristit Mobile Browser is a smart next-generation mobile platform and its client works almost on any GSM or CDMA mobile phone. Through one interface you can use different inbuilt applications, download content, interact with other users on other social networks such as Facebook, Flickr and Twitter and use all possible media and applications including music, voice, video and text.
Tristit Mobile Browser is a fast and easy way to access the internet . The Tristit Mobile Browser works on all Java supported phones and this covers more than 85% of all existing mobile phones.
Tristit Mobile Browser is a free disruptive innovative mobile browser that works on 85% of all existing GSM handsets offering a huge selection of mobile content and services globally. The browser itself and most services and content are free however there are premium sections available.
You can download on http://m.tristit.com form your phones default browse or http://tristit.com to download on pc or simply below direct link for latest version is available.
Download Tristit Mobile Browser version 1.2:
Tristit 1.2.jar (http://www.plunder.com/c/Tristit-Mobile-Browser-1-2-download-84af6d43cf.htm) (412 KB)
NewsHunt: Read Regional Newspapers in Mobile
NewsHunt is a unique mobile application for java supported mobile phones, designed to enable viewing and reading newspapers in the regional languages on the go. Just download NewsHunt application on your mobile and choose which newspaper you want to read. NewsHunt supports more than 20 leading Indian NewsPapers. The application enables mobile viewing of regional language newspaper content like news, classifieds, cricket scores, horoscope etc. You will able to see the all language even your phone support for that language or not.
Features in NewsHunt:
~More than 20 leading Indian NewsPapers
~9 different languages
~Over 500 handset models supported
~Works across ALL operators
~Supported all java enable mobile phones.
NewsHunt has developed by Eterno, a mobile application for the newspapers in their regional language. The languages supported currently are, Hindi, Bengali, Punjabi, Gujarati, Marathi, Kannada, Malayalam, Tamil, Telegu, English. And continuously working towards adding other languages to the foray of products offer.
NewsHunt charges you nothing means the application is completely free. NewsHunt uses the normal GPRS which is already activated on your mobile number (Airtel Live, Vodafone Alive, etc).
NewsHunt is now available for more than 20 Indian Newspapers in more than 8 different languages, like Dainik Jagran,Dainik Bhaskar, Eenadu, Prajavani, Deccan Herald, Dainik NavaJyoti, Dinamalar, The New Indian Express, Andhara Prabha, Indian Express, Lok Satta, Kannada Prabha, Divya Bhaskar, Mathrubhoomi, Malayala, Manorama etc.
Free Download Link for NewsHunt Latest Version:
NewsHunt.jar(http://www.plunder.com/c/News-Hunt-v-1-24-52-download-08f6070736.htm) (219 KB)
Features in NewsHunt:
~More than 20 leading Indian NewsPapers
~9 different languages
~Over 500 handset models supported
~Works across ALL operators
~Supported all java enable mobile phones.
NewsHunt has developed by Eterno, a mobile application for the newspapers in their regional language. The languages supported currently are, Hindi, Bengali, Punjabi, Gujarati, Marathi, Kannada, Malayalam, Tamil, Telegu, English. And continuously working towards adding other languages to the foray of products offer.
NewsHunt charges you nothing means the application is completely free. NewsHunt uses the normal GPRS which is already activated on your mobile number (Airtel Live, Vodafone Alive, etc).
NewsHunt is now available for more than 20 Indian Newspapers in more than 8 different languages, like Dainik Jagran,Dainik Bhaskar, Eenadu, Prajavani, Deccan Herald, Dainik NavaJyoti, Dinamalar, The New Indian Express, Andhara Prabha, Indian Express, Lok Satta, Kannada Prabha, Divya Bhaskar, Mathrubhoomi, Malayala, Manorama etc.
Free Download Link for NewsHunt Latest Version:
NewsHunt.jar(http://www.plunder.com/c/News-Hunt-v-1-24-52-download-08f6070736.htm) (219 KB)
Send Free Bluetooth SMS from Mobile Phones Using Blueshoot
Blueshoot is a free mobile bluetooth messaging application which you can send messages to other mobile phones, PDA`s, laptops or desktop PC`s via Bluetooth. These don´t have to have Blueshoot application installed, but Bluetooth must be turned on and must be activated in a visible mode.
Features in Blueshoot:
* Send a message to a phone in your neighborhood.
* Automatically send your message to a predefined appliance.
* In the Spy Mode you can wait for certain phone`s and can get yourself alarmed.
* The Device Filter filters certain Bluetooth appliances according to name and type.
Its very easy to use it. With 'Quick Scan' it is easy and fast to search for Bluetooth devices which are positioned in your neighbourhood. To do this just press 'Quick Scan' in the main menu and wait until the search has finished.
Now you can enter your message und then send it . If you press 'Shoot all' then Blueshoot will send the message to all devices which you have listed! Only use this option if you are quit certain that you won´t send a message to someone who isn´t expecting one! Always respect the privacy of others!
Spy Mode: If you leave Blueshoot in the 'Spy Mode' it will show you every Bluetooth device which is positioned in your neighborhood or which has just been added. In 'Spy Mode' you can also search for certain appliances or for example wait for certain mobile phones, by programing the Device Filter in advance. When Blueshoot has found the phone you have been looking for, it will be shown to you on the screen und will be signalised by a short vibration. Now you can excape 'Spy Mode' via 'cancel' and send your message quit normally from the 'Quick Scan' Mode, as you are used to.
Auto Shoot: With 'Auto Shoot' Blueshoot will send your predefined message to all Bluetooth devices in range! When you change into this mode you should always be extremely carefull that you have the Device Filter configuratet correctly ( look at the Settings ) and turned on!
Features in Blueshoot:
* Send a message to a phone in your neighborhood.
* Automatically send your message to a predefined appliance.
* In the Spy Mode you can wait for certain phone`s and can get yourself alarmed.
* The Device Filter filters certain Bluetooth appliances according to name and type.
Its very easy to use it. With 'Quick Scan' it is easy and fast to search for Bluetooth devices which are positioned in your neighbourhood. To do this just press 'Quick Scan' in the main menu and wait until the search has finished.
Now you can enter your message und then send it . If you press 'Shoot all' then Blueshoot will send the message to all devices which you have listed! Only use this option if you are quit certain that you won´t send a message to someone who isn´t expecting one! Always respect the privacy of others!
Spy Mode: If you leave Blueshoot in the 'Spy Mode' it will show you every Bluetooth device which is positioned in your neighborhood or which has just been added. In 'Spy Mode' you can also search for certain appliances or for example wait for certain mobile phones, by programing the Device Filter in advance. When Blueshoot has found the phone you have been looking for, it will be shown to you on the screen und will be signalised by a short vibration. Now you can excape 'Spy Mode' via 'cancel' and send your message quit normally from the 'Quick Scan' Mode, as you are used to.
Auto Shoot: With 'Auto Shoot' Blueshoot will send your predefined message to all Bluetooth devices in range! When you change into this mode you should always be extremely carefull that you have the Device Filter configuratet correctly ( look at the Settings ) and turned on!
Reliance Free GPRS Hack
Welcome New Visitor !! Hi to all ! I’m back after being inactive for quite a long time and this time I am back with something very important for you all. I have got a hack to use free Reliance GPRS on your phone.
So without much delay i start my article here. I am giving you a hack to use Reliance GPRS for free in your java based or symbian based phone. All you have to do is just to follow the procedure given below.
1. Download any of these 2 files : Opera Mini 4.2 Labs HandlerUI Rev3 (http://www.plunder.com/Opera-Mini-4-2-Labs-HandlerUI-Rev3-download-ab9e57edd1.htm) or Opera Mini 4.2 HandlerUI Mod (http://www.plunder.com/Opera-Mini-4-2-Handler-Mod-jar-download-511101328a.htm).
2. Get the rcomwap GPRS settings in your phone by sending an SMS "all" to 55100, without quotes (toll-free).
3. Install any of the above given softwares.
4. Now open Browser.
Enter this text in the “Back query field†: ?id=jCustomerWAPProv/ and press OK. Connect using rcomwap GPRS settings, it will install itself and then you are done..! You will be able to use GPRS for free !
Thanks you for your support ! Have a nice time here. Please leave a comment below if it works for you and you think i have helped you !
P.S. This trick is tested in Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and Kerala only. so please check in your state and I think it should work.
So without much delay i start my article here. I am giving you a hack to use Reliance GPRS for free in your java based or symbian based phone. All you have to do is just to follow the procedure given below.
1. Download any of these 2 files : Opera Mini 4.2 Labs HandlerUI Rev3 (http://www.plunder.com/Opera-Mini-4-2-Labs-HandlerUI-Rev3-download-ab9e57edd1.htm) or Opera Mini 4.2 HandlerUI Mod (http://www.plunder.com/Opera-Mini-4-2-Handler-Mod-jar-download-511101328a.htm).
2. Get the rcomwap GPRS settings in your phone by sending an SMS "all" to 55100, without quotes (toll-free).
3. Install any of the above given softwares.
4. Now open Browser.
Enter this text in the “Back query field†: ?id=jCustomerWAPProv/ and press OK. Connect using rcomwap GPRS settings, it will install itself and then you are done..! You will be able to use GPRS for free !
Thanks you for your support ! Have a nice time here. Please leave a comment below if it works for you and you think i have helped you !
P.S. This trick is tested in Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and Kerala only. so please check in your state and I think it should work.
Sony Ericsson Announces Split-up
As if out of the blue, Sony Ericsson has put forward a press release, announcing that the joint venture would cease operation within four months. The reason for this delay is, as stated, the need to “reallocate and redistribute resources” between the two companies. What this probably means is that Sony and Ericsson are planning to actually take on the employees of Sony Ericsson rather than leaving thousands unemployed, as each company goes their own way. It has also been stated that they are starting talks regarding the ownership of jointly shared intellectual rights, mostly in the form of patents and trademarks.
Sony Ericsson CEO, Bert Nordberg, says: “We truly did believe in the vision that was Sony Ericsson, we had an ambition to rise to the top, but sadly, our way towards there has been hampered in numerous ways during the past few years, both financially and strategically. We are saddened to announce that our parent companies, Sony and Ericsson have decided to quit the joint venture and put its reinstatement on hold indefinitely.”
Yes, this is sad for the ordinary Sony Ericsson fan, but what might this mean for the regular consumer? Well, the obvious answer would be reduced variety on the mobile phone market and hence – a smaller choice of mobile phones. But the absence of a major competitor is sure to drive competition down amongst the other companies (albeit probably not considerably) and lead to an increase in prices and decrease in technological research and development, as the lack of pressure from a major competitor wouldn’t provide incentives to do so. But probably, sometime in the future, a company might take up the empty spot Sony Ericsson is to leave – be it HTC, Apple or even Motorolla.
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Sony Ericsson CEO, Bert Nordberg, says: “We truly did believe in the vision that was Sony Ericsson, we had an ambition to rise to the top, but sadly, our way towards there has been hampered in numerous ways during the past few years, both financially and strategically. We are saddened to announce that our parent companies, Sony and Ericsson have decided to quit the joint venture and put its reinstatement on hold indefinitely.”
Yes, this is sad for the ordinary Sony Ericsson fan, but what might this mean for the regular consumer? Well, the obvious answer would be reduced variety on the mobile phone market and hence – a smaller choice of mobile phones. But the absence of a major competitor is sure to drive competition down amongst the other companies (albeit probably not considerably) and lead to an increase in prices and decrease in technological research and development, as the lack of pressure from a major competitor wouldn’t provide incentives to do so. But probably, sometime in the future, a company might take up the empty spot Sony Ericsson is to leave – be it HTC, Apple or even Motorolla.
Hit the source link for more information.
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