Inside the manual is a little paper foldout thing, and that's it.
(seems to be a chinese 'getting ready') thing.
On the foldout is a QR code which points to what is the closest thing we have to a manual:
http://attach.bbs.miui.com/xiaomi_introduction.pdf
Note that it's in Chinese.
Is there no English manual?
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Would it be possible to use one of the cameras to scan buisnesscards ?
And save the info. to the contacts ?
Just a thought...
Superb Idea.
Would need an accurate scanning software and image to text conversion - but I think it's a very good idea.
Dont believe this is possible. Business cards dont have any set layout. How would you be able to tell the persons name apart from their company name, etc?
I did a google, and it has already been done:
Motorola Ming phone.
The two megapixel camera found on MING allowed engineers to incorporate a business card scanner and optical-character recognition software.
The two megapixel camera found on MING allowed engineers to incorporate a business card scanner and optical-character recognition software.
MING incorporates the industry's leading Chinese handwriting recognition software, now upgraded to recognize Pinyin input.
yeah, it can't easily be done automatically - but you can certainly grab the text with some OCR and then manually tell it where to stuff the data. Obviously some distinction can be made... e.g.
[plain strings]
name
company name
job title
['word' with an @ and a . in it in that order]
e-mail
[starting with 'http' or 'www']
website
[bunch of numbers]
phone
fax
btw... for someting not entirely similar but sorta neat, and involving the camera as well, see ShotCodes; http://www.shotcode.com/
Basically they're 'bar codes' that point to some file that you would automatically download after the camera takes a picture of one of those shotcode bits
The SE P990 has a built in business card scanner "out of the box", so it's certainly possible. Not sure exactly how they've implemented it though. I guess I'll have to wait 'til I have one to find out...
read this...
its alread in the Hermes..
http://translate.google.com/transla...http://www.ppcreviews.net/content/view/737/7/
Not really a universal solution but I read somewhere that the next version of OneNote for Microsoft Office 2007 is supposed to have this kind of functionality included with it.
Although there is a mobile version of this being prepared too but I don't know how much of these features it will have.
You might want to check this out:
http://www.scanr.com/bc.aspx
I would love a piece of software like this on my universal. I believe abbyy have an SDK for OCR for just about any ppc platform. Wouldn't have a clue on developing my own one. It can be found here http://www.abbyy.com/sdk/?param=56223
Google have a free OCR engine if anyone's writing an app.
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Im not sure how good OCR software are now. At times when I was checking it out, they were terrible, consider that I tried the 'world leader' in OCR software (I think it is called Omnipage). And, (the one I've tested) OCR don't just do visual recognition, but it also check the grammer, so it is language dependant. So, it will start giving you rubbish if you have technical terms and equations on it. I'm not sure how good a OCR software can be using the terrible camera (eg my Wizard) on the phone.
However, having said that, those little bar code thinky are pretty impressive. I think I've tested the Japan version of the barcode like scanning thing, QRCode, which is widely popular now in Japan (as I've read). However, the sad thing is that, this 'thing' is not universal. I think US they have their very own code and.. Europe has their very own code. So, business card wise, probably you want to consider putting such codes onto your business card.
rattler said:
read this...
its alread in the Hermes..
http://translate.google.com/transla...http://www.ppcreviews.net/content/view/737/7/
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Is this application integratetd in ROM, or installed via ExtROM? If it is in ExtROM I guess we could rip it out an install it on any WM5 device with camera.
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PK
Hi all,
It is for quite some time now that i am looking for a hebrew localization pack for my Universal and apparently there is no cheep solution for that. (well there is a 130$ one but it is too expensive for me...) .
I've searched the net for a cheep solution but it seems that all software companies that develop these kind of localization do not know all about Hebrew and thus i get a software that write in mirror like way and some more little things (like no hebrew Email/sms support, no hebrew on PIE etc...).
all i want is to be able to send/recieve emails/sms and have the hebrew keboard layout (in addition to the english one) so that i can write documents or sms/emails (PIE is less important to me ) - in the right hebrew direction (right to left).
I am looking for someone able to give me some guidelines on how to start this project of hebrew localization - if i will finnish this, i will share it freely. i look for no profit.
thank you all who can help me.
Hi Yol!
As I understand it Hebrew is a 'right to left' language, a functionality which Windows Mobile does not support. (unlike it's big brother where it is built in).
Now it's a noble idea you have to create a free version, but I suspect there is a reason software companies charge as much as they do without going out of business.
Basically, any localization has 3 parts:
1) keyboard - that's relatively easy. It's just a DLL that implements a COM object. There is an article on this at www.pocketpcdn.com with code sample. Look under 'SIP' (Software Input Panel).
2) The interface or MUI's - these are DLL's that contain the interface resources in your language. You can create those from a ROM dump using Visual Studio or any other resource editor. Search for Asukal's posts on this forum, he is an expert at this.
3) This is the tricky part - for a language that works right to left you need to reverse the system input and output of text somehow. This is something beyond my level of programming sorry.
Well hope that starts you off. By the way do you have much experience in programing? This sounds like a really ambitious undertaking. 8)
Good luck!
hebrew for qtek
www.eyron.net
works perfect with my qtek 9000
Through an intuitive and easy to use interface, take the basics of the conversation in a foreign language everywhere you go and speak in the most common situations.
Features:
- Intuitive and easy to use interface.
- 5 Languages currently supported: English, German, French, Italian and Spanish.
- 9 Everyday Life Categories.
Found this at:
http://www.freewareppc.com/educational/help2speak.shtml
i didnt get one and i was able to find it on htc's website. but i was wondering if there was a way to get a manual sent to me from htc for free? i think its stupid the manual didnt come with the mt4g.
Pretty sure I did, I got like two or three books with mine, I'll have to double check what they are when I get home.
User guide. http://www.htc.com/us/mobile/t-mobile/mytouchHD/
checked the box it didnt come with one.
Sent from my MyTouch 4G
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i think its stupid the manual didnt come with the mt4g.
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I don't. Most neither read nor need a manual, and most, if not all buyers of advanced smartphones have access to the internet. In fact, the manual is a built in shortcut within the browser on a phone for which you are required to purchase a data plan. You think it makes any sense from either an economic and environmental perspective?
Confirmed: I did indeed receive a hard copy manual with both of my phones.
Genocaust said:
Confirmed: I did indeed receive a hard copy manual with both of my phones.
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i asked htc and they said no mytouch 4g received a hard copy of the user manual. here is what they said to me.
"Although a printed quick start guide is usually included with HTC America products, the main detailed user manual is never printed out in book form by HTC America. An electronic Perfect Document Format (PDF) version of the user manual is always found on the DVD / CD-ROM that ships in-box with HTC America products. The PDF version saves paper, can be re-sized for optimal viewing and you can search for text in the guide using the search function in Adobe Acrobat Reader. We recommend you use the PDF version of the user manual. However, on your own, you may print out portions or all of the user manual for your personal use, using any typical computer inkjet or laser printer".
Hello everyone,
I have a PX6 rk3399 10.25" on Android 8.1.
I'm looking for updates for this device, I dream of a basic AOSP version, so I read your messages frequently!
But I understood, over time, that I could never put Android 9 or Android 10, :crying: too bad I would have liked to activate the dark mode!
My problem is not there, I activate the dark mode in all apps, they offer it more and more often, and I think that for use in the car it's better!
My problem, you will probably have noticed, is that I am not an English speaker, and that these devices are very badly translated (in English too, but less) so I would simply like to translate Launcher3 applications and a few others (naviSettings, ...)
I tried, with URTool (on chinesebmwheadunits github), I can extract the applications, I can decompile them (with APKStudio 5.2.3). After that, I can edit translation errors, with APKStudio, Notepad++ or Android Studio and Translation Editor ...
But afterwards, impossible to recompile? or sign the application? it seems to work with APKStudio and Uber Sign, but the application no longer works, no longer installs, and has a reduced size (more than half!)
Do you know a method of translating an application that does not belong to us? These applications, used by all these Chinese resellers should not be very secure? Yes ?
I also tried to replace the modified ressources.arsc file in the original application, with 7z, but the result is identical, it no longer works!
Do you have a solution? Thank you !