Screen Capturer

"Screen Capturer" is a Screen Captures program for Symbian S60v3 smartphones that includes the following features:

1.- Create screenshots in JPG or BMP (24bpp or 8bpp),
2.- Ability to set the captures folder and the filenames,
3.- Ability to set the hotkey that actives the captures, and the capture activation delay,
4.- Ability to capture only one screenshot or a burst of screenshots (the user can be specify the captures delay)

Enjoy!

* Tested on Nokia E90

Download: Screen Capturer.sis

seRalarms

seRalarms (Short Elapsed Repeating Alarms)

I have childrens, and when get sick, have to take medecine several times a day.

The Symbian calendar allows to create alarms that are repeated each day, week, month, etc but not several times on a day...

If you need to create alarms that recur several times a day should create him one by one.

This method are bad!


With "seRalarms" may create a reminder that is repeated every X hours (or minutes) and automatically create the associated calendar entries (and your corresponding alarms).

Also, editing a entry at the seRalarms, you can update or delete the corresponding entry (or entries) at the calendar.

Additionally, you can use this application to edit / delete entries created before if needed (if changing the range of application or alarm period, by example).

Enjoy!

More screenshots:




Download: seRalarms.sis


* Tested on Nokia E90 and Nokia 5800

Signal Strength Monitor

Ever loss GSM signal and missed an important call for not knowing?

With "Signal Strength Monitor" will get a warning sound when, for whatever reason, your phone coverage runs out.

The last version includes the following features:

1) Globals

- Ability to configure the auto execution of the software on phone startup.
- Ability to configure the software as "system application" (so that does not automatically killed by the system if available memory decreases).
- Ability to configure the application as hidden application (not showed at task list).

2) When the GSM signal loss for more that X minutes (time is a configurable parameter)

- Notice sound (not applicable if selected profile is "Silent")
- Screen message
- Vibration (applicable only if vibration was activated in selected profile)
- Repeat each X minutes (if GSM signal not recovered)
- Select the maximum number of repeats

3) When the GSM signal is recovered

- Notice sound (not applicable if selected profile is "Silent")
- Screen message
- Vibration (applicable only if vibration was activated in selected profile)

* Tested in "Nokia 5800" and "Nokia E90.

Known bugs:

1) In terminals with S60V5, a message "application incompatible with the system"
is showed when you install the software, but not affect the stability of the program.

2) The sound selector does not show the sounds which have been stored in the ROM.

3) The application needs to be signed.

More screenshots:

Download: Signal Strength Monitor.sis

Contacts BackEXT

One of the goals of Symbian's contact management is
editing ability the label associated to a field in a contact.

I love this feature of Symbian!

However, neither the backup application of the phone, nor the
"Nokia PC Suite", stores the values of the labels,
so you retrieve a backup means losing them.

The same applies to the groups to which a contact belongs,
the ringing sound, the thumbnail, etc ...

With "Contacts BackEXT", you can copy the contacts information
stored in the phone and then restore that information in
same or another Symbian (S60v3 or S60v5*) phone easily.

The information stored in "Contacts BackEXT" includes the following:

* Groups names (and each members)
* Contacts
- Value of all contact fields,
- Value of the labels (which have been updated by the user),
- Ringing tone,
- Contact thumbnail ,
- Speeddial numbers,
- ...

Additionally, "Contacts BackEXT" provides a via to automate the creation of
backups.

If you need this feature, you can automatize the creation of a contacts backup each day or each week.

Enjoy!

More Screenshots:



Download: Contacts BackEXT.sis

* Tested on Nokia E90 and Nokia 5800