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This is a rather informal blog about Nokia, Symbian, Maemo and MeeGo related News, Reviews, Apps, Tutorials, Rants and Suggestions.
‘Founder’ of MyNokiaBlog.com is Jay Montano (on twitter @jaymontano). Our twitter account is @mynokiablog. We also have a facebook page.
Jay…
- is a student previously based in Cardiff, UK, now studying in Manchester.
- is from the Philippines but has been in Wales pretty much all his life
- used to be known as Jose_R.A.M on mobileburnforums.
- loves all gadgets and techy stuff, not just Nokia phones.
- can be contacted at jay@mynokiablog.com
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Jay, you haven’t replied to my e-mail.
I want to share my knowledge of the new ‘Keep Calm and Carry On app’
Keep Calm is a Windows smartphone app packed full of creative features, giving you the chance to create your very own iconic “Keep Calm and Carry On” image.
Originally a propaganda poster produced in 1939, at the beginning of World War II, by the British government, the poster was intended to boost the morale of the British public in the event of invasion. In 2000 the poster was re-discovered, and now you can spot it on anything from t-shirts to mouse mats. These days people have been getting pretty creative with their own twists on the classic design, so now is the time for you to have a go at it yourself!
Once downloaded, you have the choice of 33 custom icons, ranging from moustaches to laptops. When you have crafted your slogan of choice, customise your text with 21 different colours and gradients. Next step, choose your background colour, from a wide range of options, or even pick from a selection of flags. If this isn’t enough, have a go at a variety of background effects, with the option of solid, linear and radial gradients.
Once you’re finished creating your slogan, share it with friends on Facebook with a tap of the screen/click of a button and wait for the Likes to roll in! If you decide to create a few, they will all go into one convenient folder dedicated to your Keep Calm creations. Not into posting on Facebook? Show your slogan off to your followers on twitter and wait for the re-tweets to appear thick and fast.
Why can’t I send and receive files via Bluetooth for my windows phone Nokia lumia 610 someone please help thanks from Nicole
hi, please wait for the 7.8 update, this should enable bluetooth file sharing, in the windows phone 7 devices, this was not enabled. All windows phone 8 devices now have this feature.
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