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[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] sergio2007:
This is perfect for when I come back from work on the train (one-hour ride). Set the alarm to wake me up when I get near my stop. Super cool!! Thanks.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] vadim_bogaiskov:
Very interesting app!

Russian translation you can find inside new lng.xml (see attachment)
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] brandi:
thanks alot buddy! russian language will be in the next release by default!
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] nosedive:
hey,

nice program you released here :)

cu,

nosedive
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] mishans:
nice work!

keep running forward!
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] G-ThGraf:
great idea! Thanks a lot dude!
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] williambs:
If it was in miles that would be helpful for us in the U.S.

Thank You
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] brandi:
maybe i will add support for miles someday, but i think you'll be able to use it with km too until then.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] RedRamage:
Easy enough to get miles... just pick your miles and add half as many again... That'll give you pretty close for Kilometers. For example, if you want it within 5 miles just add 2.5 (5 / 2 = 2.5) to 5 and you get 7.5 km.

There's actually 1.6 KM per mile, but using 1.5 should be pretty close for a use like this.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] RedRamage:
I'm getting an error everytime I trying to check the location on GoogleMaps. :(
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] MunibAnjum:
This sounds interesting !
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] pozi:
This looks really cool.

One curiosity, triangulation information, you get it from Google?

Congratulations.

Pozi.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] brandi:
Yepp.. I read the RIL information and use the google database to analyse it!
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] tobbbie:
Do you know about Cell Profile Switcher (CPS) - a freeware that does many things (also switching the profile on a smartphone) dependent on the location? Location is taken from the RIL (or read directly where possible) and you need to setup groups where you can assign actions to.

Not as accurate as GPS, but also no current drain overhead from the GPS unit or data-usage due to Google connection. It should be enough to wake you up when your commute in the train comes near your destination.

You find it at: http://maniac.fschreiner.de/

along with another famous one "Automatic Key Lock" - not any more so popular as WinMo smartphones are even more dead than touchscreen devices on WinMo are...
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] brandi:
Yes, I know that Program, and tested it a while ago. It did not really work for me because:

The closer you come to big city centers, the smaller the network cells get. And if you are on a border region of a network cell, it may happen, that you dont connect to that cell every time!

I'll think of implementing an additional offline mode!

Btw: A request to google is only a few bytes of size, so the overhead is not to big.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] tobbbie:
Yes, of course - CPS cannot replace what your program does. It was created when GPS was not so common on devices. Probably you can implement some more actions depending on the location and not only wake up?
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] brandi:
I am planning on that. We are doing some case-studies over here right now to think of some really usefull and nice location based services for winmo and friends :)
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] tobbbie:
You would probably also care for smartphone users? You know, these guys that like not to smear their screen :-)) At least to be able to run the resident part of the application and program it with registry settings?

So far we are stuck with CPS (good enough for me though...).
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] brandi:
why would you want the registry? - I hate that ***** ;)

But if you like, i'd add the tabstops , so you can navigate without your fingers!
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] tobbbie:
Whatever works for non-touchscreen is ok. There are not many users left anyhow for that ancient breed, especially such that have built in GPS.

For .NETCF applications usually they terminate at startup already on a smartphone as classes are not present there. Yours is no exception, see the attached snaps. I doubt this can be fixed easily and this is why I asked for an option to separate the configuration part from the resident.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] brandi:
I see. that makes things difficult... :-\
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] pozi:
How to get triangulation?

Hi Brandi,

This looked so cool to me I developed my FIRST Visual Studio 2008 project for both

- the windows mobile device, with RIL I get "the" (just one) Cell ID.

- Windows Forms App which takes the Cell-ID, asks google for coordinates and asks google to paint such coordinates in google maps.

Cool, however, all this started with your "triangulation" ... and with just one cell, it can't triangulate.

would you be so nice to tell me how does it work?, how do you

?

I'm looking to "My Location" google feature (to be run in the mobile though), but haven't make much progress, help, documentation on this area is also welcome.

Many many thanks,

Pozi.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] geogeo.gr:
Greek translation for v1
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Guilherme-rj:
Not working

Unfortunately it is not working properly on my OMNIA LITE with google maps installed.

I can load it up but if I click on Settings, it just give an error. I cannot change the language (which is German by default)

If I click on check location it gives me an error as well.

It looks very promising but unfortunately not working for me.

Thanks for the great software
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] brandi:
you can just edit the config file, so english, or any other language can be your default.

For some reason samsung devices have problems with the gmaps. I don't know why and I don't have one to figure it out :(
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] Klyentel:
Advanced Lie Detector v2.2.4 (freeware)

Requirements:

Android

Overview:

Computerized Voice Stress Analysis.

[break]

* Critical Band based Teager Energy Operator autocorrelation envelope area algorithm (TEO-CB-Auto-Env).

* Works on slower phones (w/less accuracy)

* Based on NATO published research

* Experimental Neural Net feature.

2.2.4: Revert default from Neural Net to original until NN completed.

More Info:

http://www.cyrket.com/p/android/com.realtynode.liarliar/

Download Instructions:

http://hotfile.com/dl/81430421/f092423/lie_detector.apk.html

Mirror:

http://depositfiles.com/files/c429730m2

http://uploading.com/files/33m9b986/lie_detector.apk/

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=K2HSN0LE

http://www.filesonic.com/file/30768789
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] henreeg:
oohhhhhhhhhhhh.... this looks interesting!
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] aczarney:
Seriously? This is the app you are trying to sell me on?
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] Klyentel:
1. Its free.

2. Its not my app.

3. Screw you.

Im simply sharing my findings with the public, you dont like it? Offline yourself!
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] Chalup:
Lol x10000000
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] horrorwolf:
rotf :D:D:D:D:D:D:D:p:p
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] bigragu:
Does this really work? Because if so this could be the final step in my plan for world domination.
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] kolyan:
ahahahahaa :)
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] gottifour:


This is the best response I have ever seen! Thanks for the heads up on the app!
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] StefanB86:
lol i like that ^

Can i use it as a signature? :p
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] Klyentel:
Lol, sure. Why not. Im much obliged:D
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] StefanB86:
There, my signature rocks lol.
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] gururise:
LOL! :p

That's the funniest response I've ever read!
[Galaxy S I9000 General] groaner:
OK, I just got off the phone with Bell and they are giving me the standard 4-6 weeks answer. I usderstand that's the answer they have to give, but in real-world instances, how long is it taking?

I've been reading assorted places and seeing an average of 2 weeks.

What aobu tyou? How long did it take to get your REPAIRED or REPLACED (please specify) phone back?

Thank you for your help in keeping my sanity. I'm losing it here without my phone. :eek:
[Galaxy S I9000 General] gman11:
I'm here in Nova Scotia Canada

6 weeks replacement for freezing

same day (today) for back button not working..
[Galaxy S I9000 General] groaner:
out for 6 weeks and they ended up just replacing it?

ugh.

that's rough. i'm having a hard time after 2 weeks!
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Frostshock:
If mine ever breaks and it will take longer than 2 weeks to fix or they're on total backorder my plan is to try and get them to replace it with a Desire Z. Same value phone, but I can find my way home from the Bell store using the GPS :p
[Galaxy S I9000 General] gman11:
It was 6 weeks for the new one to come in.so I still had my old one to use till then.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] lexcyn:
Will bell repair your phone if you bought it from them but are currently on a different provider?

My clumsy G/F dropped my phone and broke the screen and I would like it replaced ... lol. :(
[Galaxy S I9000 General] gman11:
I see you can buy the screens on ebay for 60$, can't be to hard to replace..
[Galaxy S I9000 General] lexcyn:
I would rather pay someone else to do it TBH, I have replaced a ton of iPhone screens but I've seen videos of the AMOLED and its like fused to the glass.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Woolios:
8 days for me I guess I'm quite lucky
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Freija:
I'm going to the Bell store tomorrow if not Friday.

I'll let you know how it goes.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] jark99:
They said 6-8 weeks for me and im in Guelph, its like 30 mins from where that FutureTel place is.....and the sad part is i had to pay to send it out, since i bought it 2nd hand $100.....lame. im planning on selling this phone though as i wanted a physical keyboard phone like my old one motorola milestone.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] testulous:
in BC replacement of the main board took 2 weeks. Looks like they replaced mine with a refurb since some twat got nail polish or something on the SD card holder.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] zorxd:
Less than 2 weeks for me, but the phone wasn't repaired so I don't know if that counts. I sent it for the broken GPS. They factory reseted my phone and that's it. Of course it didn't solve my GPS problem.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] zshakespeare:
They told me 6-8 weeks too. It took then one.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] BlackDino:
It has been 5 weeks since mine went out,

Still don't have it back
[Galaxy S I9000 General] bigc_13:
2 weeks for me, internal SD card replaced, in Victoria BC
[Galaxy S I9000 General] kraiko68:
Had internal SD card problem. Took 3 weeks to finally get a replacement.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] xedd:
Are they offering up a loaner at least?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] devonblue4u:
Mine was from Craigslist (never again). Installing OCLF killed an already buggy as hell phone running 2.2. Flashed the hell out of it for weeks, then eventually called around 3rd party repair shops. JP Cellular fixed it in 2 days and cost $72 w/ taxes. Which is less than my Bell bill for the month it sat dead on my desk. I believe its been 3 weeks after the repair. All is well, stock FW and no mods.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] aridoasis:
they said 4-6 weeks, but called me up in just over a week to have my phone picked up. said they replaced the mainboard.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Jordiharrison:
2-3 weeks.

First one was 2 weeks when they replaced the mobo.

I got it back today for the 2nd repair, took nearer to 3 weeks for a full replacement.

Not to shabby.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Croak:
Mine's been in for a week already, expecting it to take another week or two.

Since I needed a phone while that was in the shop, made a slight detour to a HTC Surround (Windows Phone 7, phone OK, WP7 REALLY sucked), I returned that for a Telus Fascinate, which is really the T Mobile Vibrant with 850 UMTS. When the Bell unit comes back, I'll need to Craigslist one of these suckers. :)

I'm digging the all-black bezel instead of the dark chrome on the I9000M, but missing the physical Home button. Probably end up keeping the Bell unit just for the Home button.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Croak:
Surprise surprise. Just got the call from my Bell store, my phone is back, 10 calendar days, and that includes one full weekend and one holiday. Guy that called wasn't clear on exactly what they did, but the code REPL seemed to come up a couple times.

Of course, I'd already "replaced" it with a Telus Fascinate. Now I need to decide which one to keep and which one to dump on Craigslist. The Telus unit just plain looks better to me, with the black trim ring and the lack of a physical Home button making it look a LOT less like an iPhone 3.

But the Bell unit has better ergonomics, that 3 button layout is damned handy, and there's no lack of ROM support, whereas the Telus unit is a real orphan oddball that probably won't get much development love.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] xxgg:
Easy decision,

Toss out Bell,

Keep Telus
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Croak:
If it were only that easy. I'd be running either on on Telus in any case, I have a decent retention plan that includes some small business features on my personal account that I can't get from Bell or Rogers.

I have both units here right now, and there's a lot to be said for the 3-button layout and easy ROM access the I9000M has. But it does look downright dated/tacky next to the blacked out Telus unit...never was a fan of the chrome ring to begin with. Throw on my battery cover with the Phantomskinz Chromatics carbon fiber appliqué, and the T959D is damned sexy looking, if you like 'em dark.

I've had my fling with Froyo, so there's nothing in that update I can't live without until the official version hits for the T959D, and some things I'll miss with Eclair (no lock screen password needed for my corporate Exchange, for instance), but either unit would be happy running 2.1.

But there's some model specific things that just aren't out there for the Telus unit (yet), like Fightspit's battery indicator, and I doubt the Telus unit will have nearly as many users as the Bell unit, this late in the Galaxy S product cycle.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] jentech:
First time took 6 days, not sure whether they just formatted it or replaced something. Second time took 2 weeks and they gave me a new replacement. Have upgraded it to Docs Froyo 7.6.2 without using Odin or lagfixes, so hopefully this one works better.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] dqm45:
Mine took 10 calendar days. Had the mobo replaced.

Location is GTA.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] elena11:
Minr is gone for 18 days and the Bell store keeps on telling me that it could take 4-6 weeks.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] galaxywolf:
Still waiting

I am in Calgary, and I am still waiting and it has been 3wks and 5 days now, hopefully i get it bak b4 new year?

does anyone knows how long b4 getting the phone, if the status is

"Phone is being processed for shipment to the store."

:mad::confused:

some of you guys got it back so fast.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] MaestroSeven:
Mine took ten days but the sent me a new phone. Which by the way is working flawless. Gps is perfect for me. Way better than my last phone.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] zorxd:
6 weeks. They gave me a new phone. But it had the same problem : GPS not precise.

It was my second repair, problem still not fixed.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] miniflight:
GPS is not gonna get fixed by replacement of phones lol...they r all the same.

my repair took 3.5 weeks
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Lightarrow:
6 weeks to get a new phone on the 24th :)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] SaneinOne:
I was quoted with a 2-6 week return time for the repair of my release day device, approximately 40 days old when it fried. Interesting now thinking about it, the Bell rep at the time indicated that it would be closer to the 6 week mark if repair shop were to be out of stock. I made multiple calls to Bell to followup during this time for ETA's, also indicating how I was never offered a replacement device despite having insurance as the store rep who received the bricked device had noticed that I had a second unnamed device (BlackBerry) which was on a completely different carrier (Rogers). Device was gone 4 weeks almost to the day having had from what I understand the entire board/chipset replaced.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] zorxd:
I know. But what do you want me to do? I need to send it 3 times before they give me an other solution.

Also maybe that not all phones have a GPS problem. Maybe it's only, let say, 90% of them. If I am lucky next time I will have a working phone. Better this than waiting until the end of my warranty.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Uss_Defiant:
7 weeks and counting... the store forgot to put a return adress on the phone shipment, so they're tracking it down now. Despite this, they're still refusing to give me a new phone. Stupid bell.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] guitar_east:
Mine took 2 weeks. They gave me a replacement original Cupcake Galaxy. Wasn't that bad for a loaner phone...
[Galaxy S I9000 General] webbo11:
Sd card turn around times

After my sd card failed on xmas eve I eventually had the chance to go the the Bell store today. The sales person told me that they had a memo out yesterday saying that anyone with an sd card failure was to phone technical support. I did this and was informed that I was to get a new phone within 5 working days, plus $100 credit on my account! Hopefully this will cut down on the turn around times for some other people.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] AllGamer:
still waiting for mine, going to 3rd week

sometimes they are really fast 2 weeks

my very first SGS took 6 weeks to come back
[Galaxy S I9000 General] ninjamanbear:
I've had a similar outcome +1
[Galaxy S I9000 General] grasshoxda:
i had froyo for like 3 days maybe, then it fried on the 24th. went to bell yesterday and was told to call 1877 data 123 to be sent a replacement as they were no longer sending out phones for repair. called today and was told that since im not a bell customer (im rogers) i have to go back to the store and they can do something. i guess ill go tmrw... geez
[Galaxy S I9000 General] galaxywolf:
o man... i am on my 4th wk now, and i phone them today client care told me they cant do ****, i had to call the store, so i call them, there like o its gonna take another 2-3 wks.... wtf is this bs...****ing gonna call there Bell Canada Executive Office tmr this is starting to drive me crazy... GOD
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Lightarrow:
+2, running JL2 gave me ok gps results.

I installed Darkys 7.5 and the gps is simply amazing ! im getting spot on gps :)

I also got a brad new device ! fingers crossed that it does not fry again. I've been flashing like crazy :P
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Mad Medik:
Can anyone (Bell employee?) confirm that this is the case? Its great that Bell may be actually taking a proactive approach. I wonder if there is any love for those of us that already have taken phones in for repair? I am being told another 2-4 weeks for my phone. But how does that make sense when people who bring theirs in today would get a brand new one plus a $100 credit in one week?

MM
[Galaxy S I9000 General] johnlee_1986:
I agree with this whole heartedly, i sent my phone in as well a week ago, and no luck for me either.... which is total bs to me...

but seems like we are SOL.... =(
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Leifer:
Gave me a new phone on xmas eve after 6 weeks. Major frustration the last 3 weeks after original phone was 'lost' around the 3 week mark.

Came with jk4 and immediately updated to jl2. GPS ok, not great.Afraid to flash anything else yet
[Galaxy S I9000 General] nooganator:
Sent mine in dec 2nd, got it back on dec 23rd ()
[Galaxy S I9000 General] wang1chung:
i am in the same boat as you, but a little more pissed. i dropped mine off 2.5 weeks ago along with my buddy's whose also died at the same time. he got a NEW phone back after only 1 week, whereas i am still waiting with no update on mine. i guess i gotta take some frustration out on these guys.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] galaxywolf:
yea maybe i should phone tmr, and ask for some discount and credit, cuz this is kinda unfair for ppl, who has to wait for a long time.....
[Galaxy S I9000 General] duvjones:
9 weeks, and this was before the Froyo mess....
[Galaxy S I9000 General] linkness:
Has anyone called in to see if they will do anything for them if they just sent in their phone before they started this? I also sent mine in for repair last week. Which number should I call? Customer care or customer service?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Gnomer:
I went into a Bell store to have my phone sent out for repair on Dec 24th and called the Bell Customer Service line today after hearing about this replacement program and $100 credit...

After talking to them, it seems you can't get your phone replaced if you have already sent it out for repair, which seems ridiculous to me. I went back to the store with the hopes that they hadn't sent it out yet and apparently got there 30 minutes before they were about to.

I called Bell back and they've shipped me a brand new replacement phone and have added $100 credit to my account. I was very lucky the store hadn't sent my phone out for repair yet, otherwise I would've been really pissed, especially after spending so much time in the past week trying, at the very least, to get a loaner phone (which no stores seem to have...)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Uss_Defiant:
I'm currently in my 7th week now of waiting... sent mine in Nov 8th, still have not go it back.

Initially there were supply shortages, then on the 15th it got shipped.. after a lot of "it'll be here tomorrow" I did some calling myself only to find out that the phone did not have a return address (which is apparently the store's fault), so currently waiting for purolator to find the phone.

Neither the store or CS is willing to do anything for me other than tell me to "just wait"... anyone know of anything I can do further? Already emailed exec however they have not gotten back to me just yet.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] htp1498:
so how did it go for you when you bring your phone back to the corporate bell store?

Cuz i am in the similar situation, i am with rogers, but i bought the phone off of someone on kijiji with the receipt and obviously the receipt is not under my info and account. i went to a bell store yesterday wanted to get my galaxy s fixed, so now they have required every one to call this 1 877 number to process the repair. The representative on the line told me you need to have an active bell account for the warranty service or you need to find the original owner of the phone to call them. So i am curious, how did your case go? or any other ppl on this board that has a solution to this?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] #1RAGE:
Call 1-888-751-4078 (Samsung Canada). It is a direct line to a real person who can get you a shipping label so you can send your phone directly to Samsung. They did not ask for a receipt, although I do have one.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] grasshoxda:
bell turned me away again cuz im not with bell. calling the number above right now

1-888-751-4078 (Samsung Canada) told me to send the phone to them and then ill get a new or fixed on eventually. hes emailing me a ups label, i think
[Galaxy S I9000 General] xxgg:
Yes, I've called that number instead of the number of the first page. (oops wrong post)

Whether it will end up calling to same department or not, i don't know.

But I did ended up with a someone who was actually knowlodgable and redirected me to another agent who proceed to set me up with a UPS shipping label right away.

---

For those that have shipped your phone to Samsung @ Montreal from Ontario...

how long did it take to get your phone back? Too early for me to ask ?

By the way, Samsung rep, did tell me that Samsung and Bell now have a agreement where you can drop your phone off to Bell store (providing that you have a proof of purchase) regardless of if you are a Bell customer or not. Since i9000M is only sold through Bell.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] sherazshahid1:
After 6 weeks of wait they sent me a new unit today.