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GSM-Support ul. Bitschana 2/38, 31-420 Kraków, Poland mobile +48 608107455, NIP PL9451852164 REGON: 120203925 www.gsm-support.net JAF Box with PKey VISTA FULL Raskal Original NOW UNLOCKS NOKIA BB5 PHONES WITHOUT OPENING PHONE ! Obsługiwane modele dla unlocka BB5 bez TP poprzez kabel FBUS: It unlocks 99% of BB5 phones BB5 (all known SW versions on 11/2008) except BB5+ Rap3Gv3 models: 3109c (RM-274) 3110c (RM-237) 3250 (RM-38) 3500c (RM-272) 3500cb (RM-273) 5200 (RM-174) 5200b (RM-181) 5300 (RM-146) 5300b (RM-147) 5500 (RM-86) 6085 (RM-198) 6086 (RM-188) 6086b (RM-260) 6125 (RM-178) 6126/6133 (RM-126) 6131 (RM-115) 6131 NFC (RM-216) 6136 (RM-199) 6151 (RM-200) 6233 (RM-145) 6234 (RM-123) 6280 (RM-78) 6300 (RM-217) 6300b (RM-222) 7370 (RM-70) 7373 (RM-209) 7390 (RM-140) 8600 (RM-164) E50 (RM-170) E50 (RM-171) E50 (RM-172) E61 (RM-89) E61i (RM-227) E62 (RM-88) E65 (RM-208) N73-1 (RM-133) N73-5 (RM-132) N75 (RM-128) N77 (RM-194) N80-1 (RM-92) N80-3 (RM-91) N92 (RM-100) RAP3GV2 models: 6630 (RM-1) 6680 (RM-36) 6681 (RM-57) 6682 (RM-58) N70 (RM-84) N70-5 (RM-99) N71 (RM-67) N90 (RM-42) N91-1 (RM-43) N91-8GB (RM-43) N91-5 (RM-158) N93 (RM-55) RAPIDO models: N95 (RM-159) N95 (RM-245) N95 (RM-160) E90 (RA-6) and also: 5700 (RM-230) 5700 (RM-302) 6290 (RM-176) N76 (RM-135) N76 (RM-149) JAF Flasher is a special offer for existing Twister, N-Box, Tornado, Excalibur (UFS-2, UFS-3 users) for updating their Box into BB5 platform support. It's the only flasher on the market which can flash new APE and BB5 phones (Nokia 7710, 9500, 9300, 6620 lub 6630). Small and light weight - this device can also flash most Nokia phones. It's also the fastest device on market for flashing Nokia phones - please just check time for example 9210 full flash - 5m 01s. Supported phones: 2100, 3110, 3210, 3310, 3315, 3330, 3350, 3390, 3410, 3610, 5110, 5110i, 5130, 5190, 5210, 5510, 6080, 6110, 6130, 6138, 6150, 6190, 6210, 6250, 7110, 8210, 8250, 8290, 8850, 8855, 8890, 1100, 3100, 3100b, 3108, 3200, 3200b, 3300, 3360, 3510, 3510i, 3530, 3590, 3595, 5100, 6108, 6610, 6100, 6200, 6220, 6230, 6310, 6310i, 6500, 6510, 6590, 6600, 6650, 6800, 6820, 7200, 7210, 7250, 7250i, 7600, 7650, 7610, 8310, 8390, 8910, 8910i 3600, 3650, 7650, 7610 6600, N-Gage, NG-QD, 9290, 9210, 9210i (communicator) + Nokia 7710, 9500, 9300, 6620, 6680, 6681, N70, N90, MMC and 6630) Functions: For BB5: - Flash Software (upgrade and change language) - Flash CMT and PPM For APE: - Flash Software (upgrade and change language) For DCT3: - Read/write flash - Unlock SP simlocks - Rebuild / repair IMEI - Set factory defaults - Reset User Code - Read/write PM - Turbo flashing - Write eeprom (fls and pmm format supported, no need to convert files) For DCT4: - Flash software (upgrade/downgrade) - Unlock SP locks - Lock phone to any provider - Turbo flashing speed - Flash bluetooth - Save user settings (pm and phone book) - Full factory defaults - Self tests (very useful feature) - Repair contact provider, etc.. using new technology - Fomat user area for WD2 and EPOC - Reset User Lock (Security code) For DCT-L: - Flash software (upgrade/downgrade) - Unlock - Set FAID Sample flashing speed (full flash): - 3650 - 7m 30s - 6600 - 8m 40s - 6230 - 5m 15s - 7610 -10m 24s - 9210 - 5m 01s Used P3 800Mhz for testing Available sets (options): JAF WITHOUT CABLES CONTAINS: - JAF BOX flasher by Odeon - PKey VISTA Raskal original - access to Support Area with firmware files - warranty JAF + 72 CABLES CONTAINS: - JAF BOX flasher by Odeon - PKey VISTA Raskal original - access to Support Area with firmware files - warranty - JAF/UFS Cables listed below: 1. Nokia 1100 2. Nokia 2255 3. Nokia 2600 4. Nokia 3200 5. Nokia 3210 6. Nokia 3220/7260 7. Nokia 3230 8. Nokia 3250 9. Nokia 3300 10. Nokia 3310 11. Nokia 3360 12. Nokia 3510 13. Nokia 3650 14. Nokia 5100 15. Nokia 5140 16. Nokia 5300 17. Nokia 5500 18. Nokia 6060 19. Nokia 6100 20. Nokia 6101 21. Nokia 6111 22. Nokia 6125 23. Nokia 6131 24. Nokia 6170 25. Nokia 6225 26. Nokia 6230 27. Nokia 6233 28. Nokia 6234 29. Nokia 6235 30. Nokia 6255 31. Nokia 6260 32. Nokia 6270 33. Nokia 6280 34. Nokia 6310 35. Nokia 6340 36. Nokia 6600 37. Nokia 6620 38. Nokia 6630 39. Nokia 6650 40. Nokia 6680 41. Nokia 6800 42. Nokia 6820 43. Nokia 7200 44. Nokia 7210 45. Nokia 7280 46. Nokia 7370 47. Nokia 7390 48. Nokia 7600 49. Nokia 7610/6670 50. Nokia 7650 51. Nokia 7710 52. Nokia 8310 53. Nokia 8800 54. Nokia 8850 55. Nokia 8910 56. Nokia 9210 57. Nokia 9300 58. Nokia 9500 59. Nokia E50 60. Nokia E60 61. Nokia E61 62. Nokia E70 63. Nokia GAGE 64. Nokia GAGE-OD 65. Nokia N70 66. Nokia N71 67. Nokia N73 68. Nokia N80 69. Nokia N90 70. Nokia N91 71. Nokia N93 72. Nokia Nokia Easy Flash cable JAF + 76 CABLES CONTAINS: - JAF BOX flasher by Odeon - PKey VISTA Raskal original - access to Support Area with firmware files - warranty - JAF/UFS Cables listed below: 1. Nokia 1208/1209 2. Nokia 1680C 3. Nokia 3120C 4. Nokia 3250 5. Nokia 3610a 6. Nokia 3610s 7. Nokia 5130XM 8. Nokia 5220c 9. Nokia 5300 10. Nokia 5310 11. Nokia 5500 12. Nokia 5610xm 13. Nokia 5700 14. Nokia 5800D 15. Nokia 6085 16. Nokia 6110N 17. Nokia 6131 18. Nokia 6210N 19. Nokia 6220C 20. Nokia 6233 21. Nokia 6267 22. Nokia 6270 23. Nokia 6290 24. Nokia 6300 25. Nokia 6500C 26. Nokia 6555 27. Nokia 6600F 28. Nokia 6600S 29. Nokia 6630 30. Nokia 6650D 31. Nokia 6680 32. Nokia 6800 33. Nokia 7100S 34. Nokia 7210c 35. Nokia 7310c 36. Nokia 7370 37. Nokia 7380 38. Nokia 7390 39. Nokia 7500 40. Nokia 7510A 41. Nokia 7510S 42. Nokia 7610S 43. Nokia 7710 44. Nokia 8600 45. Nokia 8800E 46. Nokia DKU-2 47. Nokia E50 48. Nokia E51 49. Nokia E60 50. Nokia E61 51. Nokia E65 52. Nokia E66 53. Nokia E70 54. Nokia E71 55. Nokia E90 56. Nokia EASY FLASH 57. Nokia MINI EASY FLASH 58. Nokia N70 59. Nokia N71 60. Nokia N73 61. Nokia N75 62. Nokia N76 63. Nokia N78 64. Nokia N79 65. Nokia N80 66. Nokia N81 67. Nokia N82 68. Nokia N85 69. Nokia N90 70. Nokia N91 71. Nokia N93 72. Nokia N93I 73. Nokia N95 74. Nokia N95 8GB 75. Nokia N96 76. USB A-B JAF + 119 CABLES CONTAINS: - JAF BOX flasher by Odeon - PKey VISTA Raskal original - access to Support Area with firmware files - warranty - JAF/UFS Cables listed below: 1. Nokia 1100 2. Nokia 1202 3. Nokia 1208/1209 4. Nokia 1680C 5. Nokia 2255 6. Nokia 2280 7. Nokia 2630 8. Nokia 2650 9. Nokia 2680C 10. Nokia 2760 11. Nokia 3110c 12. Nokia 3120C 13. Nokia 3220 14. Nokia 3230 15. Nokia 3250 16. Nokia 3300 17. Nokia 3310 18. Nokia 3360 19. Nokia 3610a 20. Nokia 3610S 21. Nokia 3650 22. Nokia 5100 23. Nokia 5130XM 24. Nokia 5140 25. Nokia 5220C 26. Nokia 5300 27. Nokia 5310 28. Nokia 5500 29. Nokia 5610xm 30. Nokia 5700 31. Nokia 5800D 32. Nokia 6060 33. Nokia 6085 34. Nokia 6100 35. Nokia 6101 36. Nokia 6110N 37. Nokia 6111 38. Nokia 6131 39. Nokia 6170 40. Nokia 6210S 41. Nokia 6220C 42. Nokia 6230 43. Nokia 6233 44. Nokia 6260 45. Nokia 6267 46. Nokia 6270 47. Nokia 6290 48. Nokia 6300 49. Nokia 6500C 50. Nokia 6555 51. Nokia 6600 52. Nokia 6600F 53. Nokia 6600S 54. Nokia 6610 55. Nokia 6620 56. Nokia 6630 57. Nokia 6650 58. Nokia 6650D 59. Nokia 6680 60. Nokia 6800 61. Nokia 6820 62. Nokia 7070D 63. Nokia 7100S 64. Nokia 7200 65. Nokia 7210c 66. Nokia 7280 67. Nokia 7310C 68. Nokia 7360 69. Nokia 7370 70. Nokia 7380 71. Nokia 7390 72. Nokia 7500 73. Nokia 7510A 74. Nokia 7510S 75. Nokia 7600 76. Nokia 7610 77. Nokia 7610S 78. Nokia 7710 79. Nokia 8210 80. Nokia 8310 81. Nokia 8600 82. Nokia 8800 83. Nokia 8800E 84. Nokia 8910 85. Nokia 9300 86. Nokia 9500 87. Nokia DKU-2 88. Nokia E50 89. Nokia E51 90. Nokia E60 91. Nokia E61 92. Nokia E65 93. Nokia E66 94. Nokia E70 95. Nokia E71 96. Nokia E90 97. Nokia EASY FLASH 98. Nokia MINI EASY FLASH 99. Nokia N70 100. Nokia N71 101. Nokia N73 102. Nokia N75 103. Nokia N76 104. Nokia N78 105. Nokia N79 106. Nokia N80 107. Nokia N81 108. Nokia N82 109. Nokia N85 110. Nokia N90 111. Nokia N91 112. Nokia N93 113. Nokia N93I 114. Nokia N95 115. Nokia N95 8GB 116. Nokia N96 117. Nokia NGAGE 118. Nokia NGAGE QD 119. USB A-B ©2012 www.gsm-support.net Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org).
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    Architectural Frameworks for Automated Content Adaptation to Mobile Devices Based on Open-Source Technologies Thesis submitted to the Faculty of Economics of the European University Viadrina (Frankfurt/Oder) in fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Dr. rer. pol. Author: Bożena Jankowska First Advisor: Prof. Dr. Eberhard Stickel Second Advisor: Prof. Dr. Karl Kurbel Submitted: 03.11.2006 Thesis defense: 06.09.2007 Abstract The Web and enterprise information systems are gradually increasing their reach to a wide range of mobile devices. Although analysts hope for a breakthrough in the popularity of mobile solutions, field studies show that, except for Japan and South Korea, there is still a large gap between the technical capabilities of wireless devices/networks and the adoption of mobile services for business and private use. This paradox can be attributed to a high extent to low quality of existing mobile solutions and to their insufficient usability, represented particularly by two attributes: simplicity of use and content relevance. Additionally, network providers are afraid that mobile Internet could cannibalize their revenues from SMS and entertainment services and do not want to cooperate with service providers to improve the quality of services offered. Wireless applications depend on device-specific features such as input/output mechanisms, screen sizes, computing resources, and support for various multimedia formats and languages. This leads to the need for multi-source authoring - the creation of separate presentations for each device type or, at least, for each class of devices. Multi-source authoring is not a cost-efficient and feasible solution, especially for mobile services consisting of numerous pages.