Posts Tagged ‘release’

Upgrade to Carbide.c++ 2.4

Those of you active on the Forum Nokia and Symbian Foundation discussion boards have likely noticed the announcement of Carbide.c++ v2.4 release. Those counting on my Google widget however, have likely missed the news. Carbide.c++, or rather the underlying Eclipse, is using a new update engine, which stores the update information in a different format which is no longer captured by the Yahoo! Pipes script powering the widget. Google widget busted! I might find a way to revive that widget but its usefulness is now limited, you can have Carbide.c++ check for updates and notify you when they are available. Just make sure to activate the appropriate option in Carbide.c++'s Properties. Automatic update check in Carbide.c++ Properties Updates available notification Now, back to the issue at hand: the update was announced in the forums with appropriate install instructions. Which are pretty clear although they do not give all possible details. There are many packages (plug-ins) which Carbide.c++ 2.4 will make available to you, not all of them useful to an application developer. The tool is used by the Symbian Foundation as well, and the product creators need and have access to more advanced features. It is up-to you to have a look at the packages proposed for install, evaluate whether you need them or not, and then install it. If disk space and bandwidth is not an issue you can of course go for installing all the packages available. The following features for Symbian development are provided within Carbide.c++: WINSCW compiler change - the Nokia C/C++ Compiler version 3.2.5 build 487 provides new name mangling to support critical exception handling. Without this change an exception can cause a program or system crash. Support for Qt Tools 1.6 The Run builds concurrently option in the Builds preference panel now supports up to 50 concurrent build jobs, up from 4. A more complete list of changes, including bug fixes, should be available soon in Carbide.c++'s Online Help pages (and is of course included in product's help file) You can find the installation instructions in the Forum Nokia Discussion Boards and below you can see a visual guide as well. What is missing from this video but is already available in the thread with the release announcement is the solution to one possible glitch you may encounter during the update. If you have checked at any given time for software updates and they were not available, the tool might have saved a invalid copy of the XML file describing the available update. This is why now, although updates are available the tool will use the cached file and will inform you that no updates are available. The "Install New software ..." wizard will then find new components but since they depend on those missed by the "Check for updates" tool the entire installation process is compromised. To fix the problem you will have to identify in Carbide.c++ installation directory a subdirectory named p2org.eclipse.equinox.p2.repositorycache and delete the XML file found in it (should be named content-501168361.xml or similar). Once this file removed, perform the update as instructed in the release announcement and all should work just fine.

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Why buy the IPhone instead of Droid

My wife and I currently are Verizon customers looking to upgrade our phones. We're wondering if any of you have done a comparison between the IPhone 3GS and the Droid? I've seen a professional reviews at PhoneDog.com but were wondering about real users tests. What makes the IPhone better than the Droid? My initial thought is that it's alot easier right out of the box?  We've heard some AT&T customers have alot of problems with dropped calls, but I read somehwere today that AT&T will be spending about 2B to upgrade the network this year in hopes of cutting down on those issues. Wonder if that has anything to do with the release of the IPad? Is there any indication that Apple is coming out with a new phone this year, and what kind of improvements there might be?   Thanks 

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Blackberry 8520 launch T-Mobile,Touch Pro2 price leaked

Not long ago,we report the release of Blackberry 8520,Today the BlackBerry Curve 8520 appeared on T-Mobile's online store. The new Curve will offer.

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How Far Ahead Of The Iphone 3g Release Was Information Released On The Phone?

The iphone 3g was released in june of 2008 if I recall right… I’m curious as to how far ahead of that did apple let people know what exactly was coming on the new phone?
Just curious with all the rumors flying bout this coming june for when apple might release info.

Uk Release Date And Details For The Htc Touch Pro 2?

Does anybody have the release date, and/or details of what sort of price plans it will have and on which networks?
Thanks.

Why Does Nokia Always Release New Phones Very Late In India?

Is this part of the post colonial policy of western companies? Nokia is rapidly declining in the West, India and China are their main markets, yet they wait 6 months before releasing new models here? Is there some logic here?

What Happens If I Release The Vacuum In A Gc-ms Without Venting It First?

I unscrewed the ferrule holding the column to the gc/ms interface. The pump started gurgling for around 20 seconds, and then I put the ferrule back on and the pump stopped gugrling. I wonder what I did, and will I have to clean anything now?

What Is The North American Release Date For The At&t Htc Touch Pro?

I know you can get some on ebay and stuff but i wanna know when AT&T will sell it.

LG LV7500 Whistle launched in Korea | Review | Themes | Wallpapers …

LG LV7500 Whistle launched in Korea - The LG Whistle is designed and made out for Korean people only. The LG Whistle is a clamshell phone , its features a 2.4-inch, resolution 240x320 pixels, external display: LED 5h23, Battery 800 mAh ...

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LG Whistle phone, customizable external display | Gadget Folder …

LG Electronics announced the release in South Korea of its new phone called Whistle, model number LG -LV7500. This phone is a clamshell phone with an internal 2.4-inch QVGA display and LED Dot Display (5x23) for external display.

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