Today the new version of the fantastic XS++ software was released in a new version (I guess this is no longer beta) - version 3.1 codenamed Darwin. This means even more features, and here’s the changelog for this new version.
- DB2010 New Security models handled, e.g. W810i CID50
- Added Smartphone EPOC CCPU (Phone Part) Flashing
- K750/W800 etc now have unlocked CSloader. no more breakin and sleeping phones
- CID29 CS Loaders added
- Experimental DB3150 detection and profiling
- Auto CID update changed for PNX support
- Tweaked FSX a little
- XS++ moved home
- XS++ Help and information R1A (Well, its basic and needs work)
- New Splash Screen! Great work from ashrafalm
I think it finally has a slight support for the new phones such as K850!
You can download it here at SE-NSE (8.84 MB), and here’s the official thread for the application.
Filed under: Application, Firmware, Flashing, Modification
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Now here’s something very interesting. It seems that Martin Vagner from uiqmania.cz has successfully flashed his P1 to a W960! However at a first look, Memory Stick Micro cards won’t work and the QWERTY won’t function either. Check out the video below, and see the discussion here.
[youtube=http://youtube.com/watch?v=XepQemDr6OQ]
Filed under: Firmware, Flashing, Modification, P series, PDA, Problems, Symbian, UIQ, W series, Walkman
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The guys at SE-NSE have done it again, and have now released a beta version of XS++ 3.0. This one adds many new features, and one of the coolest is probably the full FS file system explorer - now there’s no need for FAR Manager when modding your phone! See the full list of changes and download the beta version right here! Please also do report any bugs either on the forum or by submitting a comment here - then I’ll make sure it gets forwarded.
Filed under: Announcement, Application, Firmware, Flashing, Modification
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Yeah, I know that it isn’t news that you can flash your K800 into a K810. However, I just wanted to share a few thoughts on the process. Everything went quite easily and fast. It took about 15 - 20 minutes in total, which I think is quite acceptable. You get everything from the K810 (software wise) and with a simple “custom pack”, you can also keep the K800’s keypad light settings, which is a problem without on a K800 flashed into a K810.
I had - of course - modded my K800 before flashing, and now all these modifications are gone. It really doesn’t matter that much, as it takes a few seconds to apply them again.
If anybody feels like flashing their K800, but are a bit afraid of what will happen, then my advice to you is to read the instructions carefully and have everything ready (firmware and custom pack) before beginning. It’s really not hard to do, and I’d recommend everyone to do it! I’ll upload some pictures of my new “K810″ and add them to this post later (added now!). Will also do a post about PhotoFix - what are the real differences?
Filed under: Cyber-shot, Firmware, Flashing, K series, Modification
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Posted by Michell | November 15th, 2007 
(2 votes, average: 4.5 out of 5)
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