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For starters, here are those for 6600
Symbian Signed Certificate Installation
Symbian_signed.ZIP
27-Oct-04 | 19.0 KB | English
To ensure application quality and optimal user experience,Symbian OS licensees including Nokia have adopted a new application testing program called Symbian Signed. For the device to be able to recognise the the Symbian Signed applications properly, they need to have a specific certificate installed into them. This will remove the installation warning message when installing Symbian Signed applications. Some Nokia models (Nokia 3600, Nokia 3620, Nokia 3650, Nokia 3660, Nokia 6600, Nokia 7650 and Nokia N-Gage) may not have the certificate in them. You can use the Certificate Installation Application to install the needed certificate into the device.
To view your certificates go to Tools>Settings>Security>Certif. Management. In this list you should see a certificate called "Testing ACS Root" or "VeriSign Testing-Based ACS root for Symbian OS Symbian Limited". If you do not see the certificate on the list, then use the Certificate Installation Application to install it there.
Bluetooth Printing Application
Nokia_6600_BT_printing_application_v11.ZIP
Version 1.1, 07-Jul-2005 | 188.0 KB | English
This easy-to-use wireless printing application enables you to print a wide variety of content types, including photos, text messages, emails, contact lists, calendars, and notes, to Bluetooth Basic Print Profile enabled (BPP) printers available from companies such as Hewlett Packard >>.
You can now easily share printed pictures with friends, print a copy of your calendar or email for a colleague or family member, or back up a contact list to hard copy.
Print@Kodak
Nokia_6600_Print@Kodak_v233.ZIP
Version 2.23, 07-Jul-2005 | 172.0 KB | English
Print@Kodak application enables easier picture viewing, uploading and printing from your Nokia 6600 imaging phone, at any participating Kodak Express outlets.
Nokia Push to talk
Nokia_6600_PoC.ZIP
Version 1.01, 07-Jul-2005 | 494.0 KB | English
The Nokia Push to talk (PTT) solution often described as a "walkie-talkie" service using mobile phones is a service that makes one-on-one and group conversations possible over a cellular network. Press the button once and everyone can hear you talk - release the button and hear others talking back to you. To be able to use that application, you need to be registered by your service provider and define the PTT settings. You may receive the settings in a special text message from the service provider that offers the PTT service. You can also use the Setting Wizard application for configuration.
The Push to talk consists of 2 installers, the SIP stack and PoC client. For proper installation, install the SIP first, then install the PoC client.
Nokia Wireless Presenter
Nokia_6600_Wireless_Presenter.ZIP
07-Oct-2005 | 1.80 MB | English
Use your Nokia 6600 to control your PowerPoint presentations, music players and other Windows applications! This fascinating ability is made possible with the Nokia Wireless Presenter software that allows you to access your Windows desktop applications via Bluetooth wireless technology. Simply install this software in both your PC and your Nokia 6600 to remotely control the mouse and keyboard functions when doing presentations. You can also read speaker's notes and scroll them up and down, directly from the Nokia 6600 phone screen.
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