NOKIA Custom Firmware FLASHING through JAF

Download Firmware
1. Download and install Windows Installer 3.1
2. Download and install .NET Framework 2.0
3. Download Navifirm 

Download Tools for Flashing
1. Download and install JAF 1.98.62 and PKEY

2. Download and install Nokia PC Suite


Flashing with JAF
JAF will load files from here so copy your firmware files here: 1. copy all firmware to :"C:\Program Files\Nokia\Phoenix\Products\RM-356\" or
"C:\Program Files\Common Files\Nokia\DataPackage\Products\RM-356\"
2. Conect your phone with PC Suite Mode
3. now open OGM_JAF_PKEY_Emulator_v3.exe

4. click GO

5. Error: BOX DRIVER NOT INSTALLED ==> click OK

6. Select BB5 ==> Manual Flash ==> Dead USB ==> Use INI

7. Select your phone model

8. You will see MCU, PPM, CNT, APE Variant become green

9. Now TURN OFF your phone !! and then click FLASH button after that press power button (don't hold it) on your phone and JAF will start flashing.

10. When flash will finish restart your phone (by releasing your battery and put it back)

Make Money By Blogging with Bukisa

Starting a blog is easy, adding content to the blog is also easy, placing ads is again easy and finally with all the social networking sites (like StumbleUpon, Digg, Reddit, Twitter etc.) bringing some traffic to the blog is easy too. So where's the difficulty in making money? Why are you not getting paid for each and every visitor your blog receives? The reason is, every visitor who visits your blog does not click on your ads, and even if you are able to get clicks from each and every visitor, a 100% CTR wouldn't get digested by your advertiser, and you'll definitely get your account banned.
So how can you monetize each and every visitor-count that your blog gets? You would have heard it a hundred times that you should blog with a focused topic and that you cannot start monetizing immediately after starting a blog. So let's prove these things wrong.

The above problems arise when you start your own blog. In that case you need to have a focused topic to attract some regular readers, then you add adverts to your blog, then you build some more traffic and finally you see bucks adding up in your account. But remember that we are searching the short-cut...

So the easier way is to start blogging on an already established blog/web-site. The benefit of blogging on this pre-established blog is that, as the blog is already famous and contains a lot of content added by other bloggers, so indexing of this blog by search engines has already been optimized and getting more traffic to your article is also more easy.
But what you want is the direct conversion of traffic into money. So that's what Bukisa offers to you.

At Bukisa you blog as you usually do. But here you do not have any unique blog address, and neither the blog template/settings are under you control. Every time you add an article, a unique url gets added to your content. And whenever a visitor visits the article, the entry is recorded and you get paid for that entry.
So, now you need not place any ads, and neither you have to make any extra efforts to get clicks on your ads. Simply write the articles and count the visitors. For every 1000 visitors they pay around $3.0 - $4.0
That means if you just have 5 articles in your account, and each article receives 50 visitors per day, then at the end of the month, total visitors you get is 7500. That means $25-30 per month. I hope I haven't exaggerated any of the above numbers :) The great news is that, their minimum payout amount is $10, so even if you are able to get just 20 visitors per day per article, you will be qualified to get a payment in that month.

Make Money From Blogs - Kontera vs Infolinks

Recently while writing a comparison between banner advertising and in-text link advertising, where of course in-text advertising has been proved a lot better than banner ads for majority of the bloggers, I promised a comparison between Kontera and Infolinks (as both of them have exactly the same kind of in-text advertising service).

in 3 phases:
 - Kontera alone
 - Kontera + Infolinks together (Although Kontera doesn't allow you to run another in-text ad service simultaneously ;)
 - Infolinks alone

According to my experience I found Infolinks way better than Kontera. Although Kontera is a well established advertising network but it fails to impress the bloggers at an important criteria - revenue sharing.
While selecting an advertising service, you must compare the eCPM values from different advertisers. eCPM in simple terms is the revenue being given to the publishers per 1000 ad-clicks. And so it is the basic criteria of selection of an advertising program.
And the difference in the eCPM values between Kontera and Infolinks is not by a few cents but you will be amazed to know that they are differed by 10-20 times. Now that means, to earn any particular amount (say $50), if it requires 30 days through Infolinks, then it will approximately require 300-600 days (1-2 years) through Kontera...
The 10-20 times difference has been observed by me, if you read reviews across different blogs and forums, different bloggers have reported that Infolinks has 4-5 times to 20-40 times better eCPM than Kontera.

Now one problem that I have been facing in Infolinks, is that the ads are highly irrelevant to the linked text. The problem is due to lack of advertisers in the network. I think with increasing popularity this may be easily solved, already the traffic details from Alexa, shows a rapid increase in Infolinks as compared to Kontera:

Statistics from Alexa for Infolinks
Statistics from Alexa for Kontera

Update: Infolinks has clearly overtaken Kontera as per the statistics from Alexa, see the screenshot below

One more problem that I have found in both of them, is that the ads are opened in the same window, which actually takes away our visitors, so i will be writing to them regarding this issue, and it would be a great help for me if you do the same too.

Bottom line: Out of Kontera and Infolinks, I would advice you to join Infolinks to earn better.

Other than these two, there's another advertising agency - VibrantMedia, but it's first qualification requirement says:

Your website must receive a minimum of 500,000 page views (per month) to qualify for Vibrant In-Text Advertising

Nokia Heartbeat Concept

A very interesting Nokia smartphone concept was created by Jakob Kumar, a new and prolific designer. Dubbed Nokia Heartbeat, the concept allows users communicate by “telling stories”. Nokia Heartbeat’s shape is linked to its capture-based interface and fluid. The smartphone is basically “sucking up” information, capturing photos, videos and text.

You can view and edit the content on the device and then publish online. There is also support for social networking features, as well as messaging and calling (obviously). The most interesting is the interface concept on Nokia Heartbeat, staying true to the handset’s name. This user interface rotates around the idea of a heart’s pulse: lying detector, music bars, hearth graph. Such mechanisms were used to replace galleries and lists …

In addition, there is also a stylus in the mix, which is useful for editing content, while the lock buttons and volume on the phone are easily accessible. As the images of the Nokia concept show, a wheel is used by Heartbeat for moving around menus, like some compact cameras on the market today. A “composer” is also included in the user interface, allowing users to merge images, sound and video into a story.

This idea is original and simple, but it would be better for a MID, a PMP or a revolutionary camera, rather than a smartphone… or maybe even a console.