30 November 2005

Unable to install Flash Lite on newer Nokias? Instructions here.

Written by Richard Leggett ( )
Published on November 30th, 2005 @ 02:12:35 pm, using 78 words, 708 views

Categories: Flash, Flash Lite, Mobile

Just had an email from a friend regarding the Nokia N70 and Flash Lite. Great phone, but there is something that had me googling for a few minutes. That is installing certain un-signed apps onto the phone. Newer series 60 phones do not allow this by default, that includes the Flash Lite 1.1 player. You receive the following message: "installation security error".

To cut a long story short simply go to 'Tools > Manager > Options > Settings' and turn Software installation' > "On".

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Comment from: Devin Cheevers

Yes I had that problem as well.

Permalink 30/11/05 @ 15:37

Comment from: Marco Casario

Sure .. this the the Symbian's politic in order to anticipates the adoption of Symbian Signed. It will represent a significant barrier to the distribution of malware, i guess

Permalink 30/11/05 @ 22:13

Comment from: Stedi

Hi!
I just bought a N70. Where can I download a Flash Lite Player? It's not in the phone pre-installed.

Permalink 05/12/05 @ 19:18

Comment from: Richard Leggett [Member]

Hi Stedi,

Just visit the Macromedia (Adobe) store and you can select it from a list of available software.

Permalink 05/12/05 @ 19:57

Comment from: Stedi

Yes, I've visited the MM shop. There are only models 3600, 3620, 3650, 3660, 6260, 6600, 6620, 6630, 6670, 7610, N-GAGE QD and N-GAGE listed under Nokia. Nokia N70 is not in the list, that's why I was asking for the link. Do you know what version of the player people are using in their N70?

Permalink 06/12/05 @ 14:19

Comment from: Richard Leggett [Member]

Hi yes I'm using the 6670 version.

Permalink 06/12/05 @ 14:42

Comment from: notebooki

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Permalink 14/01/06 @ 03:22

Comment from: Stefan Wessels

The signing process is only required if you want access to some of the new advanced features available in S60 v3. Normal applications install fine, though you get a security warning. Properly signed applications install without any prompts.

Permalink 02/02/06 @ 01:17

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