[Saipan V3] Java Wizard 2

The original poster: quite Views: 356 Replies: 6 Posted in: 2013-04-17 08:05:37
Chinese Name: Java Genie v2.0.0
License Type: Completely Free
Software Platform: s60_v3_python
Developer: tengge
Software Language: Simplified Chinese
Software Type: Utility Software
Supported Devices: Theoretically supports most Series 60 phones
PY Platform Requirement: This software requires Python platform version 1.4.5 or above and module support.

Features:
1. One-Click Crack: Two cracking methods, simple and deep cracking for SMS chargeable JAR games.
2. Rapid Localization: Directory-level localization, online localization, intelligent filtering of class files.
3. Modify MF Files: Change resolution, installation name, menu names, create coexistence, create RMS BT games, create multi-icon software.
4. Compression and Decompression: Compress and decompress JAR files.
5. Search Information: Directory-level search for Utf8 and hexadecimal information.
6. Online Translation: Google translation from English, Japanese, Russian, etc. to Chinese.
7. View Web Source Code: Allows viewing of web source code.
8. View Chinese Character Encoding: Supports viewing utf8, utf7, gbk, big5, and more than ten other Chinese character encodings.
9. Screenshot: Capture screen images in the background.

Copyright Notice: This software was originally created by Tengge of Tianyou Network. This software complies with the Creative Commons regulations, and you may distribute this original software as long as you do not violate the Creative Commons rules.
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This is a bit of a chicken rib, I haven't used Java for a long time, and now handling these really brings back sad memories. Saying more would just be tears in my eyes.
Watching the crowd downstairs,
I used Symbian for six years and tried several times to get rid of Nokia but never succeeded! Seeing the valuable resources shared by the original poster, I am full of sadness and helplessness!
I still don't have money to buy a Nokia...
I don't have money to get a new phone; this Nokia is still the one my son used! It's been dropped a few times, but I managed to save it each time, and it's now damaged and incomplete!
The two of us can go open a phone repair shop.
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