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GPS applications for the Samsung i8510 INNOV8, Garmin XT, Tomtom, Route 66 etc

Re: Google Latitude

Postby bujar1 » Sat Mar 14, 2009 9:55 pm

hi .you have to hack the phone with helloox after that apply the patches whith rompatcher after that you have full access to c: and just paste the files on c: and you have the new updated google maps i did that with my phone and it works any question don't hesitate to ask
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Re: Google Latitude

Postby hunhool » Sun Mar 15, 2009 8:47 am

bujar1 wrote:hi .you have to hack the phone with helloox after that apply the patches whith rompatcher after that you have full access to c: and just paste the files on c: and you have the new updated google maps i did that with my phone and it works any question don't hesitate to ask

Hi,
How did you updated your google on your device?
I have tried,but was not succesfull :cry:
Can you write down step by step,please?

Cheers
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Re: Google Latitude

Postby bujar1 » Sun Mar 15, 2009 9:46 pm

hi.first you have to hack your phone after you can upgrade do the hacking with helloox1.3
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Re: Google Latitude

Postby Kopiv » Sun May 03, 2009 4:35 pm

Hi, could someone please post a working link to the file? Thanks! =)
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Re: Google Latitude

Postby Kopiv » Mon May 04, 2009 2:39 pm

Hi all, I managed to get it working by doing the following:

1. Download GoogleMaps.sisx, either from dotsis (or some other forums), or using your mobile phone and then transferring the file to the computer.
2. Download SISContents from http://symbiandev.cdtools.net/
3. Use SISContents to open GoogleMaps.sisx, and then extract the files somewhere. There should be 4 folders (c_private, private, resource, sys) and 1 file (Google_Maps.pkg).
4. Transfer the extracted files to your phone.
5. Using X-Plore, Modo, or Y-Browser (or any other file manager that can view all files), move the following folders (private, resource, sys) to C: (root). I did not copy Google_Maps.pkg and c_private.
6. Turn off and then turn on your phone. Google Maps should now be updated.

Hope it helps!

Note: After doing the above, I then tried to install Google Maps directly, but I'm still getting the component is built-in message. Anyone knows what file/setting to remove/change to stop having that message?
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