Dear sir.. Can you please tell me the storage capacity of Nokya 3250? Can it record conversation and otherwise for a longer duration and if additional software is required for this purpose what is the cost of the software? I purchessed talks 2.51 and got it upgraded sometimes back to 3.0 will be eligible to get my copy upgraded to 3.10. I am using nokya 6600. Thanks and regards Mittal. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Rohan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "Access India" <accessindia@accessindia.org.in> Sent: Saturday, December 16, 2006 7:20 AM Subject: [AI] Talks 3.10 Released
> Hello listers, > > Please find below the Talks 3.10 release information file. > > Start of file > > TALKS&ZOOMS Version 3.10 > > Release Notification > > 1.. Introduction > > We proudly announce the release of the Nuance Accessibility Suite - > Nuance TALKS and Nuance ZOOMS - Version 3.10 for Series 60 3rd Edition > for today, December 12th, 2006. > > This release is addressing a broad range of new mobile handsets that > are running Symbian 9.1 Series 60 3rd Edition. It does not offer major > feature changes over version 3.0 for Series 60 2nd Edition (see below > for details of what has changed). The deliverables remain as they are, > with no changes compared to version 3.0; the manuals and audio CDs do > not change. > > b.. The new handsets > > This section describes the newly supported handsets in a little more > detail, and gives examples of the (not necessarily TALKS-specific) new > features that come with them. > > a.. Overview > > Nokia has released a broad range of handsets that utilize S60 3rd > Edition, with very different form factors, and different feature sets > addressing different target user groups. > > a.. The Nokia 3250 and all N-Series devices (N71, N73, N80, and N91) > are optimized for multimedia access. The 3250 and N91 come with > special audio player keys, and the N91 does even offer a 4GB or 8GB > hard drive. We do not officially support the Nokia N92 (targeting > mobile TV) and N93 (the camcorder-alike device), that require more > testing, especially for ZOOMS. > > b.. The Nokia E-Series handsets (E50-1, E50-2, E60, E61, and E70) > are the handsets targeting the enterprise or serious business user. > They are interesting for your customers as well, because they are > offered for a really competitive price. Most of them, except for the > E50, offer a SIP-compatible Internet telephony client. These devices > allow access to various push-e-mail services, including Blackberry > Connect. The E61 does even look similar to a Blackberry device; it > comes with a QWERTY keyboard. We do not yet support the U.S. version > of the E61, which is called the E62, due to audio playback issues; > this device will be supported soon with a patch release. > > c.. The Nokia 5500 is an outdoor device, targeting the sportsmen. > TALKS does not yet support the special applications related to sports. > > Please have a look at > http://www.s60.com > to find out more about these > devices and other upcoming Series 60 handsets. > > The following sections will describe major features of Series 60 3rd > Edition devices, that now are accessible via the Nuance Accessibility > Suite. > > a.. Audio Playback > > Though all S60 3rd Edition handsets support playback of Microsoft DRM > protected and unprotected content, the Nokia 3250 and N-Series devices > are optimized for audio playback, and they are delivered with a stereo > headset. The N91 comes with a 3.5mm jack, and thus allows using > standard headphones. For the other devices, Nokia offers adapters that > plug into the POP port of a handset, offering a 3.5mm jack for audio > output. > > If you have purchased media protected by Microsoft DRM (WMA), you can > use the Windows Media Player Version 10 (or higher) to copy these > files to your handset, if allowed by the owner of the purchased > content. The easiest way to do that for a user with low vision is to > follow these steps: > > a.. Select the file(s) to copy in Windows Explorer, then press the > Enter key to start Media Player; > > b.. Stop the playback with Ctrl-S; > > c.. Connect your handset to the PC with its USB cable, select "Media > Player" from the mode selection menu on the phone; > > d.. Tab to "Synchronize", and press Enter to open the associated > context menu; > > e.. Choose to synchronize the current now-playing list with the > device, and wait until the job is done. > > The easiest method to copy unprotected content, like MP3 files with or > without watermarks, is to connect the handset in data transfer mode, > which allows you to access its memory from the PC, just like an > additional USB drive. > > Now you can use the Music application on the handset to play the > copied content. While the audio player implements most functions that > are desireable, it does not yet offer a full resume after issueing a > Stop function, and the playback is muted when skipping forward or > backward. > > a.. SIP-based Internet Telephony > > Internet telephony using a SIP-compatible client becomes quite > poplar now. With the E60, E61, E70, and N80 Internet Edition, which > offer WLAN and a SIP client, you can take advantage of SIP telephony. > > Not all SIP VoIP services will work with the SIP client that comes > with the Nokia Series 60 3rd Edition handsets. One service that > appears to work well, and that has published a good description how to > get SIP telephony to work on the E60 and E61, is Sipgate, available in > German and English: > > Germany: > http://www.sipgate.de > > Austria: > http://www.sipgate.at > > UK: > http://www.sipgate.co.uk > > Residents of other countries can use these services as well, but > may not be able to get local land-line phone numbers. > > b.. Podcasting > > Nokia has released a Podcasting client especially for the N91, which > offers enough storage on its 4GB/8GB hard drive. You can download this > client from > > http://www.nokia.com/podcasting > > You can also find simple instructions on that web page, to help you > getting started. > > You can expect quite large downloads when podcasting. Thus, you should > ensure that you use an internet connection with a flat fee and high > speed. The WLAN connection would be the best choice for the N91. > > We have not tried to use the Podcasting client on other handsets. > > a.. What's New? > > In addition to supporting additional handsets, version 3.10 introduces > some improvements to existing features, compared to previous versions > of TALKS. These will be made available also in a version running on > Series 60 2nd Edition soon. > > a.. Settings changes now take effect immediately when confirmed with > "OK". > > b.. Settings application now speaks on all phones (including 3rd > Edition), even when TALKS is unloaded - this used to work on older > phones, but not on newer models like the N70 and N90. > > c.. Future versions of TALKS can now be installed without having to > disable the currently running version first, resulting in more speech > during the upgrade. > > d.. Magnification: softkeys are focused correctly when switching > screen modes with [Talks],[*]. > > e.. Magnification: also tracks horizontal cursor movements in text. > > f.. Fixed automatic reading of Caller ID when [Key 1] shows "Accept" > rather than "Options". > > g.. Pressing [Talks] key no longer starts checking the screen for > updates (avoids situations where the screen is being re-read > unexpectedly). > > h.. Disabled [Talks],[long 1] to open the (currently missing) > application-specific help page. > > i.. Registration shows an error message if something goes wrong > while sending, rather than just waiting. > > j.. Some general stability and performance enhancements. > > a.. FAQ > > Q: Can I install the new TALKS&ZOOMS version to old S60 1st or 2nd > Edition handsets? > A: No, this is a completely different version that can not be > installed to older handsets. > > Q: Your software does not install on my E-Series handset or branded > device! Why? > A: While TALKS&ZOOMS itself is certified, and thus can be installed on > any supported S60 3rd Edition handset, the installers for the TTS > engines (Eloquence or RealSpeak Mobile) are not signed. E-Series > handsets and some branded devices do only accept the installation of > signed software, unless you turn of the related option inside the > Application Manager: > > a.. Open the phone menu. > > b.. Open the App. Manager inside the Tools folder > > c.. Press "Options", then select "Settings". > > d.. Set "Software Installation" from "Signed only" to "All". > > e.. Press "Back" to close the Settings dialogue, then "Exit" to > close the App. Manager. > > f.. Now, you can install the TTS engine. > > Q: Which TTS engines are currently supported on the new handsets? > > A: Currently, all Eloquence and RealSpeak Mobile voices that were > available in TALKS 3.0 are also supported in 3.1. > > Q: Can I have speech on a call with the new handsets? > > A: This is currently not supported with most TTS engines, due to some > changes Nokia made to the phone software that makes access to this > functionality more difficult now. We are working on an update that > will enable this feature also in 3rd Edition handsets. When using > Nokia's built-in TTS with TALKS (using the NokiaTTS driver), speech > during a call is already possible. > > End of file > > Enjoy > > Rohan > > To unsubscribe send a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] > with the subject unsubscribe. > > To change your subscription to digest mode or make any other changes, > please visit the list home page at > http://accessindia.org.in/mailman/listinfo/accessindia_accessindia.org.in To unsubscribe send a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the subject unsubscribe. To change your subscription to digest mode or make any other changes, please visit the list home page at http://accessindia.org.in/mailman/listinfo/accessindia_accessindia.org.in
