Saturday, May 07, 2011

SGS I9000 Upgrade to I9000XWJVH


Are you eager to upgrade to latest I9000XWJVH.

I'm using Maxis SGS. I have no problem flashing to latest firmware.
-It fast
-Snappier
-Smooth scrolling in email apps
-Fast and Smooth browser
-Better battery life
-Better sound quality

What you should have:
1. ODIN . Download ODIN + PIT (512) . Download PIT(512)

2. I9000XWJVH_XEEJV3|2.3.3|2011 May|Download Link1 or Link2

1.Double click to extract I9000XWJVH
You should have these
a. CSC_XEE_JV3.tar.md5
b. PDA_XWJVH_Sbl.tar.md5
c. PHONE_XXJVO.tar.md5

2.Open ODIN. (TODO: Task manager. Kill any KIES related files)
a. Odin3 v1.3.exe

3.Select the PIT, PDA , MODEM, CSC file in Odin.
PIT file: s1_odin_20100512.pit

4.Turn the phone into the download mode by pressing and holding VolumeDown+Home+Power.
5.Connect your phone with your computer and wait until the drivers are installed.
6.When the drivers are installed, click Start.
7.The phone will be flashed and once it’s finished, it will boot up. (Do NOT disconnect and interrupt this process!)
8.You have successfully flashed your phone.


PDA: XWJVH
MODEM: XXJVO
CSC: XEEJV3

Build Date: Wed May 4 18:03:59 KST 2011

Note:
1. Don't forget to setup you APN. See my next post
2. This update 2.3.3 is not for Galaxy SL I9003 or even to another similar looking phones, if you proceed and update with the same then we are not responsible for the outcome of the update on your phone, it can even brick your phone.

Others:
Lagfix + EXT4

Tuesday, December 06, 2005

Dopod 818 Pro...just like O2 Atom....confiuussss

O2 Xda Atom Pocket PC

Handheld newcomer Dopod seems to have saved the best for last when it announced the launch of its latest PDA-phone, the 818 Pro. Sporting a tiny form factor, 2-megapixel camera, Bluetooth and TI's OMAP processor, the new Dopod is, on paper, an improved version of the popular Xda II mini, with wireless LAN and the new Windows Mobile 5.0 OS. However, with almost similar features as the upcoming Xda Atom, it is not hard to see who the Dopod is targeted at.

Upside:
Both the Dopod 818 Pro and O2 Xda Atom may offer similar specs such as a 2-megapixel camera, Bluetooth and Windows Mobile 5.0, but they actually share more differences than similarities. In terms of dimensions, the 818 Pro is marginally thinner than the Atom but is 6mm longer length-wise. It should also be noted that the Dopod sports a matt surface finish which gives it a more solid feel and a lot less fingerprint smudges than the Atom.

In Dopod's favor are its upgraded connectivity components such as the Bluetooth v2.0 (compared with the v1.2 on the Atom), 802.11b/g wireless LAN (Atom has 802.11b) and quadband GSM support (versus Atom's triband). The 818 Pro also comes with a larger 2.8-inch LCD display, which is 0.1-inch more than the Atom.

The biggest advantage, however, is Dopod's employment of an SD/MMC card slot instead of a miniSD which O2 has on the Atom. This should not only go down well with those who already own SD cards, the fact that they are generally more affordable and available in higher capacities than miniSD will be the stronger pull factor for many buyers.

Downside:
Like the Dopod 838, the 818 Pro will run on the TI OMAP 850 (195MHz) chip which is likely to be a bottleneck for the handheld considering the various multimedia functions onboard. O2's faster Intel PXA272 Bulverde (416MHz) processor should have a slight advantage here. While the screen size of the Dopod is 0.1-inch larger than the Atom's, it displays only 64K colors, compared with the Atom's 256K colors. FM radio, a feature that's available on the Atom, is also not offered on the 818 Pro.

Outlook:
With a retail price of S$1,128 (US$662.21), the 818 Pro is S$200 (US$117.41) more affordable than the Atom. Together with the improved connectivity options and SD/MMC card expansion, the Dopod holds some advantage over the Atom. However, the slower processor remains a possible Achilles' heel in Dopod's plan to steal O2's spotlight. The 818 Pro is expected to be launched in mid-December 2005 and will be available in five colors (silver, pink, lavender, black and blue).

Physical design
Form factor Pad
Dimensions 108 x 58 x 18.2 mm
Weight w/battery 150 g
Primary display resolution 32 x 240 pixels
Phone
Phone type Quadband
Networks GSM850, GSM900, GSM1800, GSM1900
Connectivity options Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, GPRS/GSM, Infrared, USB, SDIO
Messaging features SMS, MMS, Email, Instant message
Ringtone options MP3 ringtones, WMA ringtones
Calling Features Speakerphone
Additional phone features Supports polyphonic ringtones including Midi, WAV, MP3 and WMA
Multimedia
Built-in digital camera? Yes


Maximum camera resolution 2 megapixels
Camera sensor type CMOS
Maximum digital zoom x
Maximum optical zoom x
PDA
Operating system Pocket PC
Main processor type TI OMAP 850
Main processor speed 195 MHz
RAM 64 MB
ROM 128 MB
Expansion option(s) SD, SDIO, MMC
PC connectivity Windows
Battery type Rechargeable 1,200mAh battery
Removable battery? Yes


Installed applications Microsoft Windows Mobile 5.0 (operating system); Internet Explorer; Pocket MSN; windows Media Player; Outlook Mobile; Word Mobile; Excel Mobile; PowerPoint Mobile; ClearVue PDF; ZIP; Camera; Wireless Manager


Included accessories Charger, USB cable, PDA case, wired earphones cum handsfree kit and extra stylus.
Display
Monochrome or color Color
No. of colors 16 bit
Touch screen Yes

Backlit display Yes
Data Input
Method Pen
Interfaces
Infrared Yes
Audio
Built-in speakers? Yes

Built-in mic? Yes
Desktop Connectivity
Desktop software included Yes

Synchronization with desktop Yes

Cradle included? Yes
Power supply
Batteries rechargeable? Yes

AC adaptor included? Yes
Warranty
Base warranty 1 year

O2 Xda Atom Pocket PC