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Thursday, 30 May 2013

 Removing virtual keypad

I know maxiumum members know this procedure but for those who don't know....
You will need,
1. Minicommander
2. The game/app to be modified.

Procedure :-
1. Open minicommander.
2. Through minicommander open the game or app.
3. Open the folder named "MetaInf".
4. In that folder a file named MANIFEST.MF will be there, go to that file and press 4 then press Ok.
5. Now go to end of the file, press ok and input MIDlet-Touch-Support: true
6. After input check that there is no line blank between the secondlast line and last line you have inputed.
7. Then save the file,exit minicommander install the app/game and enjoy....!!¡¡!!¡

Sunday, 26 May 2013

Change UCweb Startup Color (Newer Versions) by badp90

I know many know this and dzebb had already made one tut about this long time ago, but that one isnt valid for newer versions. So I am sharing new way of changing ucweb's startup color. It requires little graphics editing and little reverse engineering. So lets start.

THEORY: If you have ever seen the .png files inside the ucweb's jar file, then you probably know that there are png files which are actually the startup image, the loading dots and logo. The names of these png files are in numbers. Here I am using UC 8.8, and talking to its context, the names of image files are 29.png; 30.png; 31.png and 32.png. These names are actually clue to find the class file which contains color code of startup screen. Further, there are other symbols in that class file; like "%";"[";"]". It is best to search the class file using "%" symbol (and I have used that only ;))

Tools:
1) File manager (I use mini commander)
2) Bytecode editor
3) Graphics editor like paintcad or propaint (I use paintcad)

Procedure:
1) Change the jar file name to .zip (if needed); Extract all files in a folder using a file manager
2) Open bytecode editor. Browse towards the folder where you have extracted all files. Goto options and search. Enter search symbol as "%"; Obviously without quotes.
SuperScreenshot0034.jpg 

3) Few class files will popup.
SuperScreenshot0035.jpg 

Now you have to do one operation on all of them untill you find correct file. Open a class file. Go to its constant pool. You will see some integer constants. 
SuperScreenshot0036.jpg 

Press "*"  and now only string constants will appear.
SuperScreenshot0037.jpg 

Now you have to check if there are 29, 30, 31 and 32 written there or not. YOU DONT HAVE TO SCROLL TO CHECK. In the correct class file, the symbols will appear as soon as you press *.
If the class file is correct, you will see structure like this :
SuperScreenshot0038.jpg 

4) Once you have found the correct class file,you just have to remember its name. Close this class file and again open it. You will again see some numbers as integers. This time, dont press *. Check out line number 5 as shown in pic.
SuperScreenshot0039.jpg 

5) Now, as you may remember, the color of ucweb 8.8 start is somewhat white. The decimal color code of white is 16777215 to be exact. Since this number at line 5 is very close to white, using our common sense, we can predict that this number is actually the color code. So we change this to our desired color code. I change it to zero , which means "black".
SuperScreenshot0040.jpg 

6) Save the changes and insert back the class file in zip/jar file.
SuperScreenshot0042.jpg 

Install and check the effect.
SuperScreenshot0043.jpg 

7) If the startup color has change, its time to change the splash image and loading dots. As they are simple graphical editing, I am not explaining them right now. You can tell me if you want a tutorial for it too.
8) After you have done everything, you can further change the default theme of ucweb to make it suitable for you mod. Like the black or machinery theme will be perfect for this mod. I am attaching my changed png file below, and here is how startup looks after implementing them.
SuperScreenshot0044.jpg 

Feel free to ask anything and tell me if you want graphical portion help too ! 
29.png 

30.png 

31.png 
32.png

Tuesday, 21 May 2013

 UPLOADING VIDEO

Hi everyone,today i am sharing a GREAT trick,using this u can upload any vedio on any page and the special thing is that the user don't need to  download the video or stream to see the vedio it will stream itself in any java phone,even those which do not support streaming.
HERE IS THE PROCESS
1. Click this link http://image.online-convert.com/convert-to-gif
2.upload any vedio in the box given.
3.try to refresh after uploading vedio 2-3 times.
4.when your file is ready download it.
5. After downloading upload it where you want.


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Friday, 17 May 2013

Play any songs or videos when browsing in your s40

when you browsing in the internet or download a big file the people who doesn't have a multitask mobile surely get bored. 
When you bored with this you can play any musics or videos in your mobile with this trick. 


This trick is familier to somebuddy and also new to many users...  

here the trick 
*open your input address field. 
*enter as "rtsp://"(without quotes). 
*and hit the ok button. If you're using uc browser then quickly pop up shows "do you want to goto rtsp://?" press yes. 
*if you're using operamini its shows this after processing. 
*now your reaching the music player just stop the streaming, and choose the song or video to play.
*in opera mod enable buildin browser (option->tools->settings->restrictions-> and now uncheck disable buildin browser)
*now try the trick, its surely work. 
 enjoy :)

Friday, 10 May 2013

Play any songs or videos when browsing in your s40

when you browsing in the internet or download a big file the people who doesn't have a multitask mobile surely get bored. 
When you bored with this you can play any musics or videos in your mobile with this trick. 


This trick is familier to somebuddy and also new to many users...  

here the trick 
*open your input address field. 
*enter as "rtsp://"(without quotes). 
*and hit the ok button. If you're using uc browser then quickly pop up shows "do you want to goto rtsp://?" press yes. 
*if you're using operamini its shows this after processing. 
*now your reaching the music player just stop the streaming, and choose the song or video to play.
*in opera mod enable buildin browser (option->tools->settings->restrictions-> and now uncheck disable buildin browser)
*now try the trick, its surely work. 
 enjoy :)

Wednesday, 1 May 2013

 Complete Tutorial: Adding Extra Features To Any Java Game/App Manually By Bassel


Index:

  • Add List UI: 
  • Crack Activation By SMS Sending: 
  • Add Backlight Adjuster: 
  • Add Screen Shooter: 
  • How To Add Advanced Menu To Any MIDlet Manually: 
  • How To Set Screen Resolution, Set Full Screen, Change Font & Add Anti Joy Stick To Any MIDlet Manually: 



Name:
Change LIST UI Of Any Java MIDlet Manually.
Author:
Bassel 
Difficulty:
Easy.
Tools:
  • MiniCommander, Blue FTP ... etc
  • ByteCode Editor.


Introduction:
Hi,  In this tutorial, u will learn a simple method to add List UI to any MIDlet has no interface.  

Procedures:
  • Download one of the attached files.
  • Using MiniCommander, extract your MIDlet "app/game" to a sub folder.
  • Using ByteCode Editor, search for this code:
    1. javax/microedition/lcdui/List
    Copy the Code
  • A few .CLASS files will pop up, now open it one by one > Constant pool > Press "7" > Replace:
    1. javax/microedition/lcdui/List
    Copy the Code
    with:
    1. javay/microedition/lcdui/List
    Copy the Code
    then press OK. do the same with the rest of .CLASS files that poped up after searching.
  • Extract javay folder from any of the attached files to the sub folder where you have extracted your MIDlet.
  • Pack all files using MiniCommander together, thereafter, install your modified and Enjoy. 


Screenshots:
UI 2.png UI 22.png UI 1.pngUI 11.png


Attachments:


 BlueBoldList.zip 4.09 KB

 MZListUI.zip 6.21 KB




2)


How To Crack Any MIDlet Needs Activation By Sending SMS Manually



Name:
How To Crack Any MIDlet Needs Activation By Sending SMS
Author:
Bassel i.e. Me 
Difficulty:
Easy.
Tools:

  • MiniCommander, Blue FTP ... etc
  • ByteCode Editor.


Introduction:
Hi,  In this tutorial, u will learn How To Crack Any MIDlet Needs Activation By Sending SMS Manually.  

Procedures:
  • Download the attached file.
  • Using MiniCommander, extract your MIDlet "app/game" to a sub folder.
  • Using ByteCode Editor, search for this code:
    1. javax/microedition/io/Connector
    Copy the Code
  • A few .CLASS files will pop up, now open it one by one > Constant pool > Press "7" > Replace:
    1. javax/microedition/io/Connector
    Copy the Code
    with:
    1. lavax/microedition/io/Connector
    Copy the Code
    then press OK. do the same with the rest of .CLASS files that poped up after searching.
  • Extract lavax folder from the attached file to the sub folder where you have extracted your MIDlet.
  • Pack all files using MiniCommander together, thereafter, install your modified MIDlet and Enjoy. 


Screenshots:
No.

Attachment:


 Crack Message By Bassel.zip 1.12 KB


3)

How To Add Simple Light Adjuster To Any MIDlet Manually





Name:
How To Add Simple Light Adjuster To Any MIDlet Mamually.

Author:
Bassel i.e. Me 

Difficulty:
Easy.

Tools:
  • MiniCommander, Blue FTP ... etc
  • ByteCode Editor.


Introduction:
Hi,  In this tutorial, you will learn How To Add Simple Light Adjuster To Any MIDlet HAS AN INTERFACE Manually.  

Procedures:
  • Download the attached file.
  • Using MiniCommander, extract your MIDlet "app/game" to a sub folder.
  • Using ByteCode Editor, search for this code:
    1. javax/microedition/lcdui/Canvas
    Copy the Code
  • A few .CLASS files will pop up, now open it one by one > Constant pool > Press "7" > Replace:
    1. javax/microedition/lcdui/Canvas
    Copy the Code
    with:
    1. javay/microedition/lcdui/Canvas
    Copy the Code
    then press OK. do the same with the rest of .CLASS files that poped up after searching.
  • In every edited class, also replace:
    1. keyPressed
    Copy the Code
    with: "case-sensitive"
    1. KeyPressed
    Copy the Code
    "case-sensitive"
  • Extract javay folder from the attached file to the sub folder where you have extracted your MIDlet.
  • Pack all files using MiniCommander together, thereafter, install your modified MIDlet and Enjoy. :)
  • Press dial key to adjust the backlight. :)


Attachment:

 Light.zip 865 Bytes




4)

Add Screen Shooter




Name:
How To Add Screen Shooter To Any Java MIDlet Has An Interface Manually.
Author:
Bassel i.e. Me 
Difficulty:
Medium.
Tools:

  • MiniCommander, Blue FTP ... etc
  • ByteCode Editor.


Introduction:
Hi,  In this tutorial, u will learn simple method to Add Screen Shooter to any MIDlet has an interface.  

Procedures:
  • Download one of the attached files.
  • Using MiniCommander, extract your MIDlet "app/game" to a sub folder.
  • Using ByteCode Editor, search for this code:
    1. javax/microedition/lcdui/Canvas
    Copy the Code
  • A few .CLASS files will pop up, now open it one by one > Constant pool > Press "7" > Replace:
    1. javax/microedition/lcdui/Canvas
    Copy the Code
    with:
    1. javay/microedition/lcdui/Canvas
    Copy the Code
    then press OK. do the same with the rest of .CLASS files that poped up after searching.
    And also Change:
    1. keyPressed
    Copy the Code
    to
    1. KeyPressed
    Copy the Code
    1. keyReleased
    Copy the Code
    to
    1. KeyReleased
    Copy the Code
  • Again using ByteCode Editor, search for this code:
    1. javax/microedition/midlet/MIDlet
    Copy the Code
  • A few .CLASS files will pop up, now open it one by one > Constant pool > Press "7" > Replace:
    1. javax/microedition/midlet/MIDlet
    Copy the Code
    with:
    1. javay/microedition/lcdui/MIDhack
    Copy the Code
    then press OK. do the same with the rest of .CLASS files that poped up after searching.
    Note:
    Don't change:
    1. (Ljavax/microedition/midlet/MIDlet;)Ljavax/microedition/lcdui/Display;
    Copy the Code
  • Extract javay folder from any of the attached files to the sub folder where you have extracted your MIDlet.
  • Add the following lines in META-INF/MANIFEST.MF file:
    1. jiejie: -10
    2. jieset: 42
    3. jiedir: file:///E:/ScreenShots/
    4. jietime: 100
    Copy the Code
  • Pack all files using MiniCommander together, thereafter, install your modified MIDlet and Enjoy. 



Attachments:

 ScreenShooter.zip 18.52 KB





5)



Name:
How To Add Advanced Menu To Any MIDlet Manually.
Author:
Bassel i.e. Me 
Difficulty:
Medium.
Tools:

  • MiniCommander, Blue FTP ... etc
  • ByteCode Editor.


Introduction:
Hi,  By adding advanced menu, you will be able to:
  • Adjust the backlight.
  • Take screen shots.
  • Backup Rms.
  • Recover Ram.
  • Set password.
  • Set transparent background.
  • Add list ui.
  • Add turbo 3.
  • Add super text.
  • Make minimizable multi midlets.
 

Procedures:
  • Download the attached file.
  • Using MiniCommander, extract your MIDlet "app/game" to a sub folder.
  • Move MANIFEST.MF file to the sub folder and name it to 1.ini
  • Using ByteCode Editor, search for this code:
    1. javax/microedition/lcdui/Canvas
    Copy the Code
  • A few .CLASS files will pop up, now open it one by one > Constant pool > Press "7" > Replace the following code with the one next to it "begins with lib/":
    ---------------------------------
    1. javax/microedition/lcdui/Form
    Copy the Code
    1. lib/Form
    Copy the Code
    --------------------------------
    1. javax/microedition/lcdui/List
    Copy the Code
    1. lib/List
    Copy the Code
    --------------------------------
    1. javax/microedition/lcdui/Alert
    Copy the Code
    1. lib/Alert
    Copy the Code
    --------------------------------
    1. javax/microedition/lcdui/Canvas
    Copy the Code
    1. lib/Canvas
    Copy the Code
    --------------------------------
    1. paint
    Copy the Code
    1. Paint
    Copy the Code
    --------------------------------
    1. keyPressed
    Copy the Code
    1. KeyPressed
    Copy the Code
    --------------------------------
    1. keyReleased
    Copy the Code
    1. KeyReleased
    Copy the Code
    --------------------------------
    1. com/nokia/mid/ui/FullCanvas
    Copy the Code
    1. lib/FullCanvas
    Copy the Code
    --------------------------------
    1. javax/microedition/midlet/MIDlet
    Copy the Code
    1. lib/MIDlet
    Copy the Code
    --------------------------------
    1. javax/microedition/lcdui/Display
    Copy the Code
    1. lib/Display
    Copy the Code
    --------------------------------
    1. javax/microedition/lcdui/TextBox
    Copy the Code
    1. lib/TextBox
    Copy the Code
    -------------------------------
    1. javax/microedition/lcdui/AlertType
    Copy the Code
    1. lib/AlertType
    Copy the Code
    -------------------------------
    1. javax/microedition/lcdui/game/GameCanvas
    Copy the Code
    1. lib/GameCanvas
    Copy the Code
    -------------------------------
    1. javax/microedition/io/Connector
    Copy the Code
    1. lib/Connector
    Copy the Code
    -------------------------------
  • Extract all folders of the attached file to the sub folder where you have extracted your MIDlet.
  • Add the following lines in META-INF/MANIFEST.MF file:
    1. 0: Write MIDlet Name Here,/MIDlet Icon Name.png,MAIN CLASS FILE,1.ini
    Copy the Code
    for example:
    1. 0: Png extractor,/res/png.png,midlets.ExploreMIDlet,1.ini
    Copy the Code
  • Pack all files using MiniCommander together, thereafter, install your modified MIDlet and Enjoy. 



Attachments:


 Advanced Menu Modified By Bassel.zip 121.6 KB