Tuesday, June 7, 2011

Collection of All O2 XDA ATOM ROM WM5,WM6 & WM6.1

All PDAVIET ROMs here in =>> Mediafire Shared Folder

OS 20765 (17/Feb/2009) PDAVIET Mediafire
OS21014-Mediafire (17/Jan/2009)
21009.1.6.0-Mediafire (07/Jan/2009) With IE-6
21109.1.5.0-Mediafire (04/Jan/09)
OS20954-Mediafire
OS20924-Mediafire
OS20764_clean-Mediafire

Syncing O2 XDA Atom running Windows Mobile 5.0

 Every one would like to know whether anyone has a problem syncing their 02 XDA Atom running windows mobile 5.0 with windows 7 Home premium.
 This plugin pinpoint whether this is specific to my own hardware issue or is this something that everybody else experiencing with their 02 XDA Atom phone.




if your PC using Win 7, of course you have to use WMDC to sync with your device.

and you can download it from here
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsmobi...-download.mspx

Monday, June 6, 2011

ChevronWP7 Unlocker & Cert download

As people may know, Chevron have removed their unlocker download for WP7  so I thought I'd archive it and make it available for everyone here still:

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=JY0ZFVKD


EDIT: Thanks to Cendaryn we also have the required security certificate  - the easiest way (thanks toTalys) to install the cert and unlock your WP7 is to do as follows:

1. Unzip file, and attach chevronwp7.cer (see below for file) to an e-mail to yourself
2. Open email in WP7
3. Tap attachment once, turns it into a shield, tap it again, goes to install certificate screen with white letters on black screen
4. Click install at the bottom

5. Make sure registry is modified:





Code:



 [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\WindowsPhone\ProxyPorts]“DeviceReg”=dword:000069C5


6. Plug in phone and leave Zune running
7. Run chevronwp7.exe, click both checkboxes
8. Click unlock

Excellent video tutorial here thanks to Jaxbot 

[Edit 8th Dec 2010]

Worried that Microsoft has relocked your phone? They haven't, look here

[Edit 20th January 2011]

Want to keep your unlocked HTC from re-locking every sync? See here

Extract SMS on WP7

1. Explore your phone with Windows Phone Device Manager

2. goto \Application Data\

3. Add "\Microsoft" to the path (under the file-explorer logo)

4. goto Outlook\Stores\DeviceStore

5. Rename "store.vol" to something like "store.vol.txt" (it is mandatory to rename this file - without this step the file is in use by outlook)

6. extract it (drag n drop)

7. run perl script (#perl test.pl store.vol.txt)

8. See output

Maybe one of you could build a backup application or something like that! 

Link to perl script:
http://uploaded.to/file/he26q0d2

Original source of script:
http://www.pocketpcjunkies.com/Uwe/F...B-File-on-a-PC

Edit:
Don't know if you've seen it:

\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook\Stores\DeviceStore\data

ALL emails and other messages + contact-pictures + signature (three sizes) (just edit the file extension to .html or .jpeg - hex edit helps to find what is right  )

\Application Data\Microsoft\Internet Explorer

-> TabsStorage.bin: Opened tabs from internet explorer (where are the cookies?!  )

\Applications\Data\82A23635-5BD9-DF11-A844-00237DE2DB9E\Data\IsolatedStore

ALL Facebook-Information (if app is installed), including messages, pictures, notifications etc. etc.

\Application Data\Location\Cache

Wifi & GSM Data when features is enabled in WP7-preferences (encrypted?! don't know..)

Sunday, June 5, 2011

Did you Know Google Adsense Smart Pricing?



What is Google Adsense Smart Pricing? This is where Google Adsense will serve lower priced adverts on sites that have poor CTRs, and higher priced adverts on sites that have high CTRs. This calculation is done across a whole Adsense account, not on a site by site basis.
From Google’s perspective this makes sense as if an ad that has a high CPC is displayed on a site but doesn’t get clicked on, then because this will result in poor performing results for their advertising partners who they want to keep happy as well as their publishers, then they won’t serve those ads on that site again and instead will show ads from ‘less important’ advertisers with cheaper ads.
What does this mean for your blog? Well, by having ads displayed in poorly performing locations either on a poorly performing site or in a poorly performing ad slot, then this will only result in cheaper ads being displayed on average across all your sites.
Armed with this new knowledge, you should remove some of your ads insread of only displaying an ad because there’s a ‘blank space’, so that (hopefully) across your Google Adsense account your average CTR will increase, which should hopefully mean that you can get more higher priced ads because Google sees your site as a good place to serve better ads.
You need to monitor the results for a few months to see if the average eCPM for your better performing ad units increases as a result. Hopefully, this will offset the loss of earnings from removing the poorly performing units.


Different Adsense Ad Formats


The variety of Adsense Ad formats means that you can integrate Ad units into almost any spot on your website or blog. There are currently 10 standard Ad formats and 6 Adlink formats.
 The Standard Adsense Ad Formats
Horizontal Ad Formats:
1. 728 x 90: Leaderboard
2. 468 x 60: Banner
3. 234 x 60: Half Banner

Vertical Ad Formats:
4. 120 x 600: Skyscraper
5. 120 x 140: Vertical Banner

Square Ad Formats:
6. 125 x 125: Button
7. 300 x 250: Medium Rectangle
8. 250 x 250: Square
9. 336 x 280: Large Rectangle
10. 180 x 150: Small Rectangle

Read about Adsense Ad Format Optimization.
The Adsense Adlinks Formats
Horizontal Adlink Formats:
1. 728 x 15
2. 468 x 15

Square Adlink Formats:
3. 200 x 90
4. 180 x 90
5. 160 x 90
6. 120 x 90