That is required when you want to install or use python programs on your Symbian phone.

No.

Format the card on your computer. Nothing is needed "to run" your E72.

This post has been edited by User61: Jan 25 2010, 09:40 PM

Try sharpening the picture after the resizing.

The GPS in the E72 is A-GPS. It is assisted by the cell network to help you get your position faster and more accurately (I think) that's why you are charged. I'm not sure if you can switch off the "assistance". Perhaps someone else can tell you.

This is only true if you don't use cracked software.

There's a list at nokia.com

That my dear is not a bug but a feature. The name shown in the SMS list will not change.

Call log will be updated but not in the SMS list (only affects old SMSes which were received/sent before you assigned the new name to the number).

This post has been edited by User61: Feb 4 2010, 09:28 PM

Is that even possible?

No updates detected for my phone 1937 hrs 09/02

Try putting it to Vista SP1/2 compatibility. I had to do that to get it installed.

Use the Nokia Software Updater.

The NSU probably properly detects your phone as a unit from some other region so you get that region's firmware. You will need to manually flash your phone if that's the case.

It puts on significant bulk. You really can't say it's a sleek phone anymore with the Defender on. Here's mine without the belt clip on.



I must say the plastic screen protector is of rather poor quality though. The case also makes the left and right options button harder to use. The same goes for most or all other outer most keys.

There's an opening in the piece of plastic that is covering the keypad so that the optical pad can be used but it also allows dust to easily find its way beneath the piece of plastic by the mountain load =/

That being said, I'm still using it.

This post has been edited by User61: Feb 15 2010, 02:14 AM

If you want protection though, you'd be hardpressed to find something better than the Defender.

We're not sure if turning off 3G completely is even possible unlike the BlackBerry. Try google.

Guys, use Ovi map or get a Nuvi.

Get a nuvi. It's a worthwhile investment, much more userfriendly than Garmin on the E72. I'd only consider using it for walking navigation only actually. To drive and handle the non touchscreen E72 as a GPS at the same time would be really a pain in the ass.

Start by reading the whole thread.