Announced at Nokia's Remix event in London, at the beginning of October 2008, the Nokia 5800 XpressMusic is a mid-range, music focused phone, running S60 5th Edition on Symbian OS 9.4, with a 3.2 megapixel camera, integrated GPS, WiFi and HSDPA connectivity, and a 3.2 inch touch screen. It's the last item on this feature list which draws attention to what would otherwise be a fairly standard mid range phone. There's no doubt that it is going to garner attention, coming in the wake of the recent spate of touch phones, including, of course, the Apple iPhone. While it's not Nokia's first touch phone (Nokia 7700/7110) or its first recent touch device (Nokia N810), it is the first S60 touch enabled phone and is a significant landmark in Nokia's mobile device story. However, it is worth noting from the start that it is not "Nokia's touch phone", instead it is the first in a portfolio of touch enabled phones from Nokia. From firmware V20.0.012 onwards, the 5800's CPU clock was increased from 369MHz to 434MHz matching the N97 specification. However, improved overall performance can be observed at firmware V30.
On August 2009, Nokia announced a new variant named Nokia 5800 Navigation Edition. In addition to the normal Nokia 5800 it has the latest version of Ovi Maps pre-installed, loaded with a lifetime license of drive and walk navigation (which otherwise requires subscription on the non-Navigation Edition 5800). It also comes with a car charger and car kit inside the box.
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This is an important distinction because, while the 5800 can tell us much about Nokia's touch platform generally, it can only be fairly assessed in the context of its own market positioning (music focused, cost of 279 Euro before taxes and subsidies).
For more ideas, talks, shares, problems and solutions are alot, and already discussed on these Nokia 5800 XpressMusic threads, and we're at the edge, all 20 ++ series of thread has everything, feel free to use keywords such as GARMIN, HACK, FREEWARE, SOLUTION, LCD, BATTERY, MAPS, SENSOR, WALLPAPER and others which comes in your mind, and you will get it. All the threads are power packed in here.
Please sit back & enjoy the thread !
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LYN Nokia 5800XM Community
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The Nokia 5800XM is a smartphone and portable entertainment device by Nokia. Code-named "Tube," it is the first touchscreen equipped S60 device by Nokia. It's part of the XpressMusic series of phones, which emphasises music and multimedia playback. The touchscreen features tactile feedback (though it doesn't utilise Nokia's upcoming Haptikos technology.). The 5800 has a compatibility mode for Java applications that are not touchscreen-aware. It works by using part of the screen for displaying the essential buttons required by the program.
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Region Hardware Codes
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RM-356, RM-427, RM-428 and RM-456
Nokia 5800XM Firmware List & Downloads
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0573784: APAC1 Black 0573784: APAC1 Black 0576528: APAC1 Black CAMBODIA 0576528: APAC1 Black CAMBODIA 0573786: APAC1 Black MALAYSIA 0573786: APAC1 Black MALAYSIA 0559950: APAC1 BLUE 0559950: APAC1 BLUE 0576527: APAC1 Blue CAMBODIA 0576527: APAC1 Blue CAMBODIA 0576527: APAC1 Blue CAMBODIA 0570197: APAC1 BLUE MALAYSIA 0570197: APAC1 BLUE MALAYSIA 0573794: APAC1 Indonesia Black 0573794: APAC1 Indonesia Black 0559960: APAC1 Indonesia BLUE 0559960: APAC1 Indonesia BLUE 0559670: APAC1 Indonesia RED 0559670: APAC1 Indonesia RED 0559476: APAC1 RED 0559476: APAC1 RED 0576530: APAC1 RED CAMBODIA 0576530: APAC1 RED CAMBODIA 0570196: APAC1 RED MALAYSIA 0570196: APAC1 RED MALAYSIA 0573787: APAC2 Black 0573859: APAC2 Black BANGLADESH 0573859: APAC2 Black BANGLADESH 0573860: APAC2 Black SOUTH ASIA 0573860: APAC2 Black SOUTH ASIA 0559953: APAC2 BLUE 0570200: APAC2 BLUE BANGALDESH 0570200: APAC2 BLUE BANGALDESH 0570203: APAC2 BLUE SOUTH ASIA 0570203: APAC2 BLUE SOUTH ASIA 0559548: APAC2 RED 0570201: APAC2 RED BANGLADESH 0570201: APAC2 RED BANGLADESH 0570204: APAC2 RED SOUTH ASIA 0570204: APAC2 RED SOUTH ASIA 0586818: Balkans 0573762: Balkans Black 0559395: Balkans BLUE 0559299: Balkans RED 0573744: Baltia Black 0559377: Baltia BLUE 0591247: Baltia Navi 0559233: Baltia RED 0573730: British Isles Black 0559346: British Isles BLUE 0586573: British Isles Navi 0552438: British Isles RED 0573747: CIS Black 0559388: CIS BLUE 0559276: CIS RED 0586817: Euro1-ALPS Navi 0588816: Euro1-France Navi 0573738: Euro1 ALPS Black 0559368: Euro1 ALPS BLUE 0559054: Euro1 ALPS RED 0573733: Euro1 Black 0573736: EURO1 Black Portugal 0559360: Euro1 BLUE 0570023: Euro1 BLUE Portugal 0573737: Euro1 France Black 0559366: Euro1 France BLUE 0559052: Euro1 France RED 0559051: Euro1 Hispania RED 0591246: EURO1 Portugal Navi 0558982: Euro1 RED 0570022: EURO1 RED Portugal 0587676: Euro2-Turkey Navi 0592281: EURO2 0573740: Euro2 Black 0573812: Euro2 Black Bene 0559372: Euro2 BLUE 0570027: Euro2 BLUE Bene 0586819: Euro2 Navi 0559066: Euro2 RED 0570026: Euro2 RED BENE 0573741: Euro2 Turkey Black 0559373: Euro2 Turkey BLUE 0559083: Euro2 Turkey RED 0593496: EURO3 0573761: Euro3 Black 0559394: Euro3 BLUE 0559298: Euro3 RED 0592516: HISPANIA 0573734: Hispania Black 0559363: Hispania BLUE 0586837: Israel 0573763: Israel Black 0559407: Israel BLUE 0559300: Israel RED 0573764: MENA_A BLACK 0573764: MENA_A BLACK 0559416: MENA_A BLUE 0559416: MENA_A BLUE 0575377: MENA_A EURO1 BLACK 0575377: MENA_A EURO1 BLACK 0575376: MENA_A EURO1BLUE 0575376: MENA_A EURO1BLUE 0575374: MENA_A EURO1RED 0575374: MENA_A EURO1RED 0559408: MENA_A RED 0559408: MENA_A RED 0573765: MENA_B BLACK 0573765: MENA_B BLACK 0574294: MENA_C BLACK 0574294: MENA_C BLACK 0574292: MENA_C BLUE 0574292: MENA_C BLUE 0574291: MENA_C RED 0574291: MENA_C RED 0574327: MENA_D BLACK 0574327: MENA_D BLACK 0574326: MENA_D BLUE 0574326: MENA_D BLUE 0574324: MENA_D RED 0574324: MENA_D RED 0574330: MENA_E BLACK 0574330: MENA_E BLACK 0574329: MENA_E BLUE 0574329: MENA_E BLUE 0575380: MENA_E EURO1 BLACK UAE 0575380: MENA_E EURO1 BLACK UAE 0575379: MENA_E EURO1BLUE UAE 0575379: MENA_E EURO1BLUE UAE 0574328: MENA_E RED 0574328: MENA_E RED 0573748: Moldova Black 0559389: Moldova BLUE 0559297: Moldova RED 0577445: RM-356 Brazil BLACK 0578212: RM-356 Brazil Red 0573745: Russia,Belarus Black 0559378: Russia,Belarus BLUE 0559237: Russia,Belarus RED 0592604: RUSSIAN 0573857: RUSSIAN Black HUNGARY 0573856: RUSSIAN Black ROMANIA 0570122: RUSSIAN BLUE HUNGARY 0570121: RUSSIAN BLUE ROMANIA 0591352: Russian Navi 0570123: RUSSIAN RED HUNGARY 0570120: RUSSIAN RED ROMANIA 0573743: Scandinavia Black 0559375: Scandinavia BLUE 0586838: Scandinavia Navi 0559110: Scandinavia RED 0573766: SSA_A BLACK 0573766: SSA_A BLACK 0559425: SSA_A BLUE 0559425: SSA_A BLUE 0559411: SSA_A RED 0559411: SSA_A RED 0573775: SSA_B BLACK 0573775: SSA_B BLACK 0559427: SSA_B BLUE 0559427: SSA_B BLUE 0559413: SSA_B RED 0559413: SSA_B RED 0577495: SSA_C BLACK 0577495: SSA_C BLACK 0577494: SSA_C BLUE 0577494: SSA_C BLUE 0577493: SSA_C RED 0577493: SSA_C RED 0573776: Taiwan Black 0559857: Taiwan BLUE 0559472: Taiwan RED 0573801: Thailand Black 0573801: Thailand Black 0573801: Thailand Black 0559963: Thailand BLUE 0559963: Thailand BLUE 0559678: Thailand RED 0559678: Thailand RED 0573746: Ukraine Black 0559383: Ukraine BLUE 0587677: Ukraine Navi 0559246: Ukraine RED 0573800: Vietnam Black 0573800: Vietnam Black 0559962: Vietnam BLUE 0559962: Vietnam BLUE 0559676: Vietnam RED 0559676: Vietnam RED
Nokia 5800XM Product Code Check
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Physical check by removing rear case and battery
or Using Service Suites, such as Phoenix, Nemesis or JAF
Nokia 5800XM Product Elaboration & Guides
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What IS the product code on my Nokia 5800? Aren’t they all RM-356 devices?
RM-356 is indeed the phone type for the Nokia 5800 XM. However the reason for different product codes is to enable a way for the phones, networks, update tools and other interested parties to know which network / country / version of the Nokia 5800 XM you have. Each network has it’s own product code. Each colour variant has it’s own product code. Each language pack has it’s own product code. There are many of them.
So why do I want to change the product code on my Nokia 5800 XM? When Nokia release a new firmware, they tend to release it for the generic, vanilla, unbranded handsets only. Network / operator branded handsets don’t see the same firmwares released at the same time, as the firmwares have to go to the networks and be branded / altered, then tested, then released. This means that network branded versions of firmwares generally aren’t available for at least 2 months after the generic ones are released.
How can I find out the product code of my Nokia 5800 XM? The product code for your Nokia 5800 XM is written on the phone’s ID sticker, which lives under the battery. The code is a 7 digit number and usually starts with a 0.
So I can use any product code, right? No, You have to be very careful about which product code you use. You should only use a code which you know will be OK on your phone. (Generally, most people will want to use a EURO1 code, or other language pack generic code) This thread has a comprehensive listing of Nokia 5800 XM product codes.
This is legal, right? Does this affect my warranty in any way? While it is legal to change the product code of your phone, it DOES void your warranty with Nokia (and your network) as you have altered the phone from the way it was configured when you purchased the phone.
Will I still get support for my Nokia 5800 XM? Generally, yes. Most Nokia service centres (certainly in the UK) won’t mind that you’ve changed the product code. However, as a rule of thumb, should you need support for your phone, it’s a good idea to ensure you change the phone back to it’s real product code before seeking support. Nokia Malaysia (MY) WILL NOT repair phones with the wrong product codes, so if your phone is being sent to Nokia it is very important that the code is correct. Obviously this could be a problem if your phone is completely dead and can’t be accessed your first point of contact in this case should be to talk to your local Nokia service centre and tell them that you need the product code changed back.
Warranty Voids Activity
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1. Flashing your firmware manually voids warranty (Other than update firmware via NSU / FOTA). 2. Strip off ure device voids warranty. 3. Any other user fault (drop / sit on lcd / water caused defect etc. voids warranty). 4. Changing the product code and/or IMEI of the device.
Nokia 5800XM Package Information - APAC, EMEA, EURO & LTA
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APAC (Asia-Pacific) Australia, Bangladesh, China, Hong Kong India, Indonesia, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, New Zealand, Philippines, Singapore, Taiwan Thailand, Vietnam.
These firmware packages can be used with Nemesis, JAF, MT-Box, Phoenix Service Suite etc.
Original Phones vs. Approval Products
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Original Sets - Nokia authorized distributors are Zitron, Avaxx and i-Mobile. - Sony Ericsson authorized distributors are T-Choice, Grandtech and Midlands. - First Mobile Group (FMG) is the main distributor of Samsung phones. - FMG is giving 18 months warranty. - Motorola authorized distributor are Satellite Technics, Zitron and MDM. - Siemens authorized distributors are Zitron and FMG. - You can service your phone at any service centres (Nokia Professional Centre, Sony Ericsson Certified Service Centres...) - 1 year warranty for the full set including charger, battery, handsfree. - Geniune parts are used for repairing.
AP Sets / Approval Products - Approval Products - Mainly imported from oversea and sell it to the consumers. - AP set warranty by companies such as Final Choice, CSL, Nefion, Telstra, GTMax...etc - 1 year warranty for the phone and 1 month for the accesories like charger, battery, handsfree. - You must bring your phone back to the place u bought the phone for servicing.
Water Set Stolen / Brought in from oversea without paying tax aka SIRIM Sticker. Considered Illegal. Mostly brought in by student studying oversea.
Tips & Guides
Tips 1 If you have an AP set with Vodafone or T-Mobile logo, it means that your phone might be locked. Those Vodafone or T-Mobile are the service operators in the UK and that's where the phones come from. Not all AP sets have the logo. AP sets are Approved Products which means that these products are certified by sirim that your product is safe to use.
In other words, AP product not brought in by the authorised distributor like Midland, T-Choice for SE, Avaxx or Zitron for Nokia, FMG for Samsung and etc. The phones can even come from Singapore and may even have the M1, Singtel or Starhub logo. Remember to check the phone if it is locked especially those from Singapore and Vodafone.
Tips 2 AP sets has different level of QC. Big AP companies like Final Choice, GTMAX, Nefion, Telstra, O'Connors have extensive QC checks. Others like MSL, YS, PLANTRONICS or names not mentioned above, are slightly cheaper than the above. Whether they replaced their parts with other stuff, its another question.
Tips 3 AP set actually pay government tax but is juz that they are not taxed by the Local Authorised Dealer. AP set is normally distributed by small handphones companies and they might stop business anytime. Futhermore if there's major damage on your AP set, the AP companies might not have enough equiptment to fix it. At the end, they still have to send it to the authorized dealer (eg. Zitron, Avaxx).
Tips 4 Like what everyone else have said, a phone without a SIRIM sticker is considered as illegal and thus cannot be sold here. But I'm gonna assume that if the phone is not available here, it should be better. And besides, if you bought the phone from overseas and bring it back here to use, don't tell me it would be illegal to use it right?
Speaking of buying a waterset from a shop, they might say that you did not inspect it properly before buying and thus you are at fault. So yeah guys, if you wanna buy a phone, do yourselves a favor and do these few things:
- Check for SIRIM sticker (this is a MUST. Everyone should know this). - Cross check IMEI numbers on the phone and the box - Ask for warranty card. - Ask if the warranty card needs to be sent to wherever necessary. - Check all the features of the phone (iow, play with the phone, make sure everything is working). - Check for dead pixels. - Check the firmware if possible (*#0000# for most nokias). This way, you can check if it's old stock or not. - And of course, make sure you get the propper set. As in nothing missing like the handsfree and stuff.
Watersets are usually sold without accesories, only phone and charger. So sometimes if you add up buying the accesories elsewhere, it might cost near the same as buying a proper set. There are reconditioned set might be known as water set, so beware while you buying. Recond set are second hand handphones from overseas, they juz change the phone cover (might not be original cover) and do some servicing inside and sell it as an AP set with warranty 1 year summore. As I know FMG will not fix phones other than FMG warranty handset (even they are paid they will not fix)
Identify Original and AP Set - Take out the phone case and battery. - original set comes with authorized company sticker (Zitron, Avaxx, T-Choice, Midland). - AP set comes with AP company sticker (Final Choice). - press *#06# to check the phone 15 digit serial number (IMEI). - compare it with the IMEI written on phone sticker (back of phone case) and package box sticker. - for original set, these serial numbers are the same.
Nokia Malaysia - Warranty Guidelines
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NOTE! This Limited Warranty is in addition to, and does not affect your legal (statutory) rights under your applicable national laws relating to the sale of consumer products. Nokia Corporation ("Nokia") provides this Limited Warranty to person who has purchased the Nokia product(s) included in the sales package ("Product"). Nokia warrants to you that during the warranty period Nokia or a Nokia authorized service company will in a commercially reasonable time remedy defects in materials, design and workmanship free of charge by repairing or, should Nokia in its absolute discretion deem it necessary, replacing the Product in accordance with this Limited Warranty (unless otherwise required by law). This Limited Warranty is only valid and enforceable in the country where you have purchased the Product provided that it is intended for sale in that country.
Warranty Period
The warranty period starts at the time of Product’s original purchase by the first end-user. The Product may consist of several different parts and different parts may be covered by a different warranty period (hereinafter Warranty Period). The different Warranty Periods are:
2. Six (6) months for the following consumable parts and accessories: batteries, chargers, desk stands, headsets, cables and covers; and
3. Ninety (90) days for the media on which any software is provided,e.g. CD-ROM, memory card.
As far as your national laws permit, the Warranty Period will not be extended or renewed or otherwise affected due to subsequent resale, repair or replacement of the Product. However, repaired part(s) will be warranted for the remainder of the original Warranty Period or for sixty (60) days from the date of repair, whichever is longer.
How To Get Warranty Service
If you wish to make a claim under the Limited Warranty, you may call the Nokia call center (where this is available and please note national rates apply to calls) and/or where necessary, return your Product or the affected part (if it is not the entire Product) to a Nokia care center or Nokia designated service location. Information about Nokia care centers, Nokia designated service locations and Nokia call centers can be found at local Nokia web pages where available.
You must return your Product or the affected part (if it is not the entire Product) to a Nokia care center or Nokia designated service location before the expiry of the Warranty Period.
When making a Limited Warranty claim you have to present: a) the Product (or affected part thereto), B section the legible and unmodified original proof of purchase, which clearly indicates the name and address of the seller, the date and place of purchase, the product type and the IMEI or other serial number.
This Limited Warranty extends only to the original first end-user of the Product and is not assignable or transferable to any subsequent purchaser/end-user.
1. This Limited Warranty does not cover user manuals or any third party software, settings, content, data or links, whether included/downloaded in the Product, whether included during instalment, assembly, shipping or at any other time in the delivery chain or otherwise and in any way acquired by you. To the extent permitted by applicable law(s), Nokia does not warrant that any Nokia software will meet your requirements, will work in combination with any hardware or software applications provided by a third party, that the operation of the software will be uninterrupted or error free or that any defects in the software are correctable or will be corrected.
2. This Limited Warranty does not cover a. normal wear and tear (including, without limitation, wear and tear of camera lenses, batteries or displays), b. section transport costs, c. defects caused by rough handling (including, without limitation, defects caused by sharp items, by bending, compressing or dropping, etc), d. defects or damage caused by misuse of the Product, including use that is contrary to the instructions provided by Nokia (e.g. as set out in the Product’s user guide) and/or e. other acts beyond the reasonable control of Nokia.
3. This Limited Warranty does not cover defects or alleged defects caused by the fact that the Product was used with, or connected to, a product, accessories, software and/or service not manufactured, supplied or authorized by Nokia or was used otherwise than for its intended use. Defects can be caused by viruses from your or from a third party’s unauthorised access to services, other accounts, computer systems or networks. This unauthorised access can take place through hacking, password-mining or through a variety of other means.
4. This Limited Warranty does not cover defects caused by the fact that the battery has been short-circuited or by the fact that the seals of the battery enclosure or the cells are broken or show evidence of tampering or by the fact that the battery has been used in equipment other than those for which it has been specified.
5. This Limited Warranty does not apply if the Product has been opened, modified or repaired by anyone other than an authorized service centre, if it is repaired using unauthorised spare parts or if the Product´s serial number, the mobile accessory date code or the IMEI number has been removed, erased, defaced, altered or are illegible in any way and this shall be determined in the sole discretion of Nokia.
6. This Limited Warranty does not apply if the Product has been exposed to moisture, to dampness or to extreme thermal or environmental conditions or to rapid changes in such conditions, to corrosion, to oxidation, to spillage of food or liquid or to influence from chemical products.
Other Important Notices
A third party, independent operator provides the SIM card and cellular and/or other network or system on which the Product operates. Therefore, Nokia will not accept responsibility under this warranty for the operation, availability, coverage, services or range of the cellular or other network or system. Before the Product can be repaired or replaced, the operator may need to unlock any SIM-lock or other lock that may have been added to lock the product to a specific network or operator. Accordingly, Nokia does not accept responsibility for any delays in warranty repairs or for the inability of Nokia to complete warranty repairs that are caused by the operator’s delay or failure to unlock any SIM-lock or other lock.
Please remember to make back-up copies or keep written records of all important content and data stored in your Product, because content and data may be lost during repair or replacement of the Product. Nokia, in a manner consistent with the provisions of the section entitled "Limitation of Nokia’s Liability" below, to the extent permitted by applicable law(s), shall not under any circumstances be liable, either expressly or impliedly, for any damages or losses of any kind whatsoever resulting from loss of, damage to, or corruption of, content or data during repair or replacement of the Product.
All parts of the Product or other equipment that Nokia has replaced shall become the property of Nokia. If the returned Product is found not to be covered by the terms and conditions of the Limited Warranty, Nokia and its authorized service companies reserve the right to charge a handling fee. When repairing or replacing the Product, Nokia may use products or parts that are new, equivalent to new or re-conditioned.
Your Product may contain country specific elements, including software. If the Product has been re-exported from its original destination country to another country, the Product may contain country specific elements that are not considered to be a defect under this Limited Warranty.
Limitation Of Nokia's Liability
This Limited Warranty is your sole and exclusive remedy against Nokia and Nokia's sole and exclusive liability in respect of defects in your Product. However, this Limited Warranty shall neither exclude nor limit i) any of your legal (statutory) rights under the applicable national laws or ii) any of your rights against the seller of the Product.
This Limited Warranty replaces all other Nokia warranties and liabilities, whether oral, written, (non-mandatory) statutory, contractual, in tort or otherwise, including, without limitation, and where permitted by applicable law, any implied conditions, warranties or other terms as to satisfactory quality or fitness for purpose. To the extent permitted by applicable law(s) Nokia does not assume any liability for loss of or damage to or corruption of data, for any loss of profit, loss of use of Products or functionality, loss of business, loss of contracts, loss of revenues or loss of anticipated savings, increased costs or expenses or for any indirect loss or damage, consequential loss or damage or special loss or damage. To the extent permitted by applicable law, Nokia´s liability shall be limited to the purchase value of the Product. The above limitations shall not apply to death or personal injury resulting from Nokia´s proven negligence.
Statutory Obligations
This Limited Warranty must be read subject to any statutory provisions that imply warranties or conditions into this Limited Warranty that cannot be excluded, restricted or modified or cannot be excluded, restricted or modified except to a limited extent. If such statutory provisions apply, to the extent to which Nokia is able to do so, its liability under those provisions will be limited, at its option to, in the case of goods: the replacement of the goods or the supply of equivalent goods, the repair of the goods, the payment of the cost of replacing the goods or of acquiring equivalent goods, or the payment of the cost of having the goods repaired; and in the case of services: the supplying of the services again or the payment of the cost of having the services supplied again.
NOTE! Your Product is a sophisticated electronic device. Nokia strongly encourages you to familiarize yourself with the user guide and instructions provided with and for the Product. Please also note that the Product might contain high precision displays, camera lenses and other such parts, which could be scratched or otherwise damaged if not handled very carefully.
All warranty information, product features and specifications are subject to change without notice.
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Nokia Firmware Availability Checker
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Step 1 Start by entering this code on your Nokia device's keypad *#0000#
Note: This code may not function on all devices. For detailed instructions on finding out the software version on your particular device, please consult your user guide.
Step 2 If you are able to select Options, you may Check for updates immediately and update using only your device. You need not perform the remaining steps. Otherwise, your display will show your current software version number (e.g. V 12.3.456). Please write this down you’ll need it to complete the next step.
Step 3 To find what the latest available device software is, you’ll need your device’s product code. The code is printed on the white label beneath the battery (e.g. CODE: 0520001).
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Nokia is committed to continuous product development and welcomes your comments about the Device software updates. Please share both your positive experiences as well as improvement ideas for further software updates with us by sending your comments through this feedback page.
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All mobile phones are assigned a unique 15 digit IMEI code upon production. Below you can check all known information regarding manufacturer, model type, and country of approval of a handset.
Tip! The IMEI can be displayed on most mobile handsets by dialling *#06#. Otherwise check the compliance plate under the battery.
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Please refer to below link for Nokia's Device Software FAQ's.
Remember, using a hacked firmware does not affect the Nokia warranty issue since firmware, Hello OX and ROMPATCHERS does not affect the hardware in any manner.
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From what Nokia understood is that the removal of the tv-out (and the TV-out cable) in some Nokia phones was a temporary issue caused by a lack in the supply of the necessary components. It affected a few Nokia models that were manufactured during August 2009. Nokia 5800 was one of the affected models but to the knowledge the Nokia N79 was not. The label in the sales package (and the salesperson) should definitely mention if the TV-out is missing from that particular device. Please consult your phone dealer.
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Nokia has announced an exchange program for a limited number of Nokia-branded chargers manufactured by a third party supplier. We have determined that the plastic covers of the affected chargers could come loose and separate, exposing the charger’s internal components and potentially posing an electric shock hazard if certain internal components are touched while the charger is plugged into a live socket. While we are not aware of any incidents or injuries related to the affected chargers, as a precautionary measure, we will exchange affected charger models free-of-charge. The affected chargers are those manufactured by BYD between June 15, 2009 and August 9, 2009 and with the following model types: AC -3U, AC-3E and those manufactured by BYD between April 13, 2009 and October 25, 2009 and with the following model type AC-4U.
Affected chargers may have been sold with a Nokia device or purchased separately as an accessory.Your charger is not impacted by this action if you purchased it before June 15, 2009 for models AC-3U and AC-3E and before April 13, 2009 for model AC-4U or it is a similar charger model manufactured by any other supplier. The reliability and quality of our products, is Nokia’s top priority. If you have confirmed that your charger is eligible to be replaced, we advise that you stop using it, and seek a free replacement charger. An exchange program has been arranged for all markets in which affected chargers have been sold.
To minimize inconvenience to Nokia customers, the exchange will take place at the country level.
The correct charger for Nokia 5800XM / N97 which powers: - Input AC 100 volts ~ 240 volts (50 ~ 60Hz) 110mA - Output DC 5.0 volts / 890mA
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Which one is right for you?
Resistive (Nokia 5800XM & Nokia N97) - Designed to allow items other than your finger to activate the touch. It also allows touch pens otherwise know as a Stylus to be used.
Capacitive (iPhone) - Best for situations that require high speed response and long lasting reliability.
The iPhone uses the more advanced capacitive technology, which doesn't need actual contact. Capacitive sensors sit behind the glass and sense when the electrical field is disturbed. It allows for multi touch etc, which most touch screens are not capable of. Because there is no resistive film, it allows the display to be brighter. Capacitive screens are more expensive the manufacture, but given the massive price tag of the N97, you'd have thought Nokia would use the best type of screen possible? Especially as it looks likely to be pitched against the iPhone.
Free Nokia OVI Mail Account
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Free mail account from Ovi by Nokia. Email for everyone, the Ovi Mail is free email that you can use directly from your Nokia mobile phone and on the Web.
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Firmware Updating via Nokia Software Updater - NSU
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This video may guide on the N97 device, however the same steps can be used in Nokia 5800XM as well.
Nokia PC Suite vs. Nokia OVI Suite
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The main difference is Contact and Message editors, with the help of Nokia PC Suite, you can edit Contacts as well as you can send messages from PC when your phone is connected with the help of Nokia Communication Centre, which is not present as of now in Nokia NSeries / Nokia OVI Suite. This is the major difference.
Then some applications like Image Store, Nokia Music Manager and File Manager are there in normal Nokia PC Suite whereas, Nokia OVI Suite has got stand alone applications like Nokia Music (replacement for Music manager in Nokia PC Suite), Home Media Server, Nokia Photos (Replacement for Nokia Lifeblog), etc are present in Nokia OVI Suite.
Applications like NSeries Music Manager and NSeries Video Manager were not there in Nokia OVI Suite. NSeries PC Suite was almost replaced by Nokia OVI Suite nowadays.
Apart from this you can download standalone applications like Nokia Map Loader, Nokia Software Updater (it will download along with both Nokia PC Suite as well as Nokia OVI Suite while installing), Nokia photos etc.
Applications like Content Copier, Nokia Application Installer, Nokia PC Sync are common to both Nokia PC Suite and Nokia OVI Suite. When it comes to user perspective, they feel Nokia PC Suite is much easier to use than Nokia OVI Suite.
Thanks to cricfancy from allaboutsymbian.com
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Released Offically on 13th January 2010 17:12hrs (Asia Pacific Time) and is currently on the loose via Nokia Software Updater (NSU) only and nor Firmware Over The Air (FOTA).
Nokia 5800 Firmware v.40 Change Log
Home Screen - Kinetic Scrolling is not available in main menu, application menu, browser. - New contact & music widget. - Home style widget with Nokia 5530.
Video - Real Player Updated.
Calls Related - New screen incoming call, also only when the screen is locked.
Others - Touch more responsive. - Slide to Unlock during call. - Improved stability. - The application "Data transfer" was also implemented in "Settings" - New screen alarm, but only when the screen is locked. - Ovi Contacts installed. - In the settings menu there is a new icon for "Phone Switch". - Refresh Icons "Sharing Online", "Configuring Accessories", "Configure Phone". - Improved application "Updating Applications", which also renames Upgrade SW. - Rotate the phone horizontally, it automatically activates the QWERTY keyboard.
Additional - Hacked by PNHT Team although Hello OX & ROM Patcher are not installable.
Source: TechieBuzz
Latest Firmware Change Log Information v31.0.101
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Minor Update v31.0.101 available through NSU and FOTA
Standby Screen - When Music Player is operating, and seeing the track name on the screen, and then when one song ends and goes to the next track, the speed at which this happens has improved yet again from 21.002, although the noticeable change is not as much as from 20.149 to 21.002.
Calls Related - Calling speed (from standby screen to Contacts or Call Log) and transition to call/disconnected screens even faster than 21.002, is more than the instantaneous that I stated for the 21.002, it has improved yet again. - New menu option in the in-call menu to Send MMS during phone call. - Loudspeaker maximum volume has seemed to decreased.
Maps - Maps startup is now almost instantaneous, speed through all the Maps menus very fast, even faster than Maps 2.0 - Switching to different views is very smooth and fast now, i.e. to Map 3D etc. - Maps version 2.0 week 39 remains the same, although the Maps is able to be upgraded to Ovi Maps 3.01 flawlessly.
Music Player - The biggest change is the equaliser improvements. There is a huge improvement in sound quality, even background sounds and other channels are more noticeable. The default equaliser settings are quite good. And bass is less crunchy than before. - Split-second delays now do not exist when pressing the volume keys to change between volume levels. In the past, there was some degree of delay, even running multiple applications now, that behaviour has been improved remarkably. - Freezes in the music player have not been evident to me yet in my days of usage with the new firmware . Which is a marked improvement in the functioning and stability of the music player. Screen tearing and slow speed for album art to appear is still present though.
Camera and Photos - Biggest change is the reappearance of use of the volume keys to zoom while taking photos/recording video. - Going into Details is faster than 21.002, almost instantaneous now. - Scrolling speed through thumbnails is only minimally jerky now, also scrolling through photos at 100% view has improved in speed so it is now very smooth and almost instantaneous. - When going into menus in Camera, the speed is instantaneous.
Video Centre - Logo has changed for the video centre in the menu. - Appearance of video menu is different and seems to have inherited the newer N-series/E-series style simplified logos. - Speed in the video centre is much improved and is almost instantaneous. - Changing between volume levels in RealPlayer is instantaneous, fast-forward/rewind speed and resume of playback after these functions is improved and almost instantaneous. Sound quality appears to have been improved also.
Search - Application has been upgraded from v4.08 to v4.10.0904. - Logo has changed and is now reminiscent of the newer N-series/E-series simplified styling. - Performance is faster and Yandex search service has been removed in favour of Live Search and Google (Note: this is for the APAC variant, will vary between different regions and specific countries).
Web - Rendering of webpages has improved in speed since 21.002. - Rotate Screen option speed is now almost instantaneous. - Speed in Web options menu is now instantaneous. - Loading of Minimap on side when scrolling down pages does not have pixelation anymore.
Others - Overall system speed has been improved so it is somewhat faster than 21.002 - Scrolling in the Multimedia menu from one tab to another whilst multiple applications are running, has improved marginally in speed - Overall stability seems to also have been improved, have not had one crash or freeze where I have had to remove the phone battery. The slight freezes that have occurred, the phone has recovered from flawlessly.
Important: - Only last two (2) comparison log will be kept in this thread, older logs will be removed immediately. Thank you!
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Step by step guide on what, where and how you should when purchasing your Nokia 5800XM
- On dialler pad press *#92702689# to make sure the life timer is 000000:00. - On dialler pad press *#06# to make sure phone IMEI and the box matches. - On dialler pad press *#0000# to make sure the firmware is up to date. - Check the screen for dead pixel by changing the screen to 1 colour. - Check the screen for light leakage under front camera. - Check for any physical or tempted damage on the phone body. - Check for SIRIM sticker by opening battery back.
Addional: Check out their accessories maybe you can get a bundle price for it: - Screen protector. - Car windscreen Mount for your phone. - USB charger to Nokia 2.5 inch socket.
The 5800 comes with various bits and pieces included in the box, it's important to make sure you have them all as soon as you buy the phone.
Note that accessories may vary from region to region, and network-locked models may also have different sales packages. The following list is what comes with the standard European unlocked 5800: . - The Nokia 5800 XpressMusic phone (probably covered with stickers to protect the screen and camera during transit). - Two styluses (one is inserted in the bottom right corner of the phone, the other is a spare in the box). - A flexible hard plastic protective case. - Official Nokia BL-5J battery. - Official Nokia charger. - Standard micro USB cable. - A microSD memory card, possibly already inserted into the phone's card slot (8GB) - 3.5mm headphones in two pieces, with a playback control panel in the middle. - 3.5mm TV Out cable. - A foldable stand for propping up the phone while watching videos, with a cord for attaching it to the phone. - A plectrum for use as an alternative to the stylus, with a cord for attaching it to the phone. - A quick start booklet. - Printed manual. - Mini-DVD with software for PC.
Popular Known Problems
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Earpiece (New Batch Problem Fixed) - You can check this by pressing on the earpiece when making a call the volume should be constant and not soft then loud.
Battery Loose - You can check this by shaking the phone while under ON mode and the screen should not turn OFF.
Light Leakage - Most phone having this problem on the top right where your signal bar is look under there should be some light leakage.
Mobile Phone Selection & Purchasing Guides
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Money/Budget - How much money you have, what's your budget for ur new phone, this is the first constraint, what u buy is what u willing to spent, if you do not have budget constrain then you can go to next step.
Functionality and Performance - If you do not have budget constraint, then go for the best hp in the market, despite the price is sky rocketing till RM2k-RM3k, if you thinking about issit worth it or not then you can go to next step.
Value for money - Simple calculation on how to select your phone, 1st: List down all the function you hope you can acquire, 2nd: List down all the function that you must have, after u list down, then you can start comparing how? how to compare? below is the steps:
a. Put separate pricing for all the things you wan according to importancy. eg. GPS: RM200, WIFI: RM100, this is to quantify what you need and dont need. b. Add up all the value together and you get a total price, the one with the highest price using this method will be the one that can satisfy you the most, however if you thinking worth it or not you will have to look at the difference of your ideal estimation and the actual price, lowest difference between ur estimation and actual will be the one u looking for.
According to information provided, the combination should either be option 1 + option 3 or option 2 + option 3, either budget+value or without budget+value, following is an example i will show u all:
My pricing according function to my preference (Must have list): - GPS = RM500 (Most important to my liking) - Wifi = RM400 (2nd to my liking) - MMS = RM350 (2nd important to me) - 3G = RM300 (3rd important to me) - Video Recording = RM200 (not that important already) - Camera = RM100 (I got SLR with me, not really important) - Total = RM1850
My pricing according function to my preference (Additional component): - 8 megapixel = RM20 - 5 megapixel = RM10 - With flash = RM10 - VGA Video recording = RM20 - Additional card slot = RM10 - HD Video recording = RM50
Phone A Original Price = RM2000 Function: GPS = RM500, WIFI = RM400, 3G = RM300, MMS = RM350, 5MP Camera with flash = RM10+RM100+RM10, VGA Recording = RM200+RM20
Estimated Ideal Total Price = 500+400+300+350+10+100+10+200+20 = RM1890 Original minus Ideal total price = RM110 (lower price for better value)
Phone B Original Price = RM2400: Function GPS = RM500, WIFI = RM400, 3G = RM300, MMS = RM350, 8MP Camera with flash = RM20 + RM100 + RM10, HD Video recording = RM200+RM50
Estimated Ideal Total Price= 500+400+300+350+100+200+RM50+RM20+RM10 = RM1930 Original minus Ideal total price = RM470 (higher price for best value)
For those who got dont mind paying or without budget constraint they should got for Phone B, for those who wan value for money, they should go for Phone A, as it can provide best satisfaction at a lower money for value.
- A useful guide by echo.Garden
Purchasing Your Nokia 5800XM - General Information
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Nokia´s latest music phone, the 5800 XpressMusic, is yet another cool candybar model worth checking out. Features such as multi-format music player, stereo speakers, hi-fi sound with eight-band equaliser, eight gigabytes (GB) of storage and 1,000 free song downloads will likely go down well with audiophiles.
The Media Bar accommodates quick access to music, podcasts and other multimedia files as well as the Internet. To enjoy audio on the go, the device can be matched with the supplied hands-free kit. The stereo surround sound capability delivered by the built-in speakers lets you share your music experience loud.
Another highlight feature is the model´s 3.2-inch high-resolution touch-screen. Responsive to fingertip, stylus and plectrum control, the screen also provides automatic screen rotation through its built-in accelerometer and accommodates handwriting input.
Note that when switching from vertical to horizontal view, or vice versa, the screen will go blackout for a second before popping again to show your preferred view.
To enhance the home screen view, Nokia added the Contacts bar, where you can place the avatars of four best friends or family members on the main screen.
The 5800 XpressMusic´s 3.2-megapixel camera is capable of churning out images up to 2,048 by 1,536 pixels. With Carl Zeiss optics, 3X digital zoom, auto-focus and dual LED flash, you shouldn´t face any problems getting decent JPEG shots. You can also edit the photos to your liking.
Meanwhile, video recording can be done at up to 640 by 480 pixels at 30 frames per second. Recording is only limited by the size of the available memory, and with the supplied 8GB Micro Secure Digital card to add to the existing 81 megabytes of internal memory, you can get cool footages of concerts, showcases and other fun events.
Sharing those files is also easy as the 5800 XpressMusic offers a comprehensive list of connectivity options, the easiest being Bluetooth and USB 2.0 for transfer to PC and other devices. And with the Nokia CA-75U video-out cable, which comes with the package, your pictures and footages can be shown on the television for all to enjoy.
With High Speed Downlink Packet Access support and WLAN IEEE802.11b/g, accessing the Internet is also a breeze. A wireless LAN wizard program comes pre-loaded to help you out. Be it uploading photos to your blog or downloading the online news pages, the horizontal view that the screen supports creates a convenient Web surfing experience.
With A-GPS feature and Nokia Maps application, you can get navigation help from the 5800 XpressMusic. From tracking location to routing the next destination, directions come with pedestrian walk or satellite hybrid views. The package includes Nokia Maps with seven days of real-time navigation anywhere in the world for you to try out.
Features aside, the 5800 XpressMusic may come across looking like a typical candybar phone. Although thicker than many other Nokia candybars, this model feels solid and its glossy front bezel adds a bit of sophistication to the design.
Besides that, the rubbery feel of its back panel makes the device easy to grip. All ports also come with a protective lid, while buttons are nicely tucked in the front and sides, making the overall look simple and practical.
The 5800 XpressMusic offers plenty of value for money. That is, if you don´t mind a couple of hangs while using it during testing, the unit froze a couple of times while this writer was playing the cool pre-loaded games.
As for Malaysians intended sales variants, Nokia only releases 3 different type for us, they are:
a. 0573786: APAC1 Black MALAYSIA b. 0570197: APAC1 BLUE MALAYSIA c. 0570196: APAC1 RED MALAYSIA
If you have purchased other than above stated product codes, your bought a wrong device, maybe an underwater sets which has been smuggled in or the phone which is not intended for Malaysian market.
Avoid Fake Products
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It is said that imitation is the most sincere form of flattery. Except when it is used to deceive people and rob them.
There have been replicas made of some of the higher-end Nokia models, in particular the 8800 Sapphire Arte and 8800 Carbon Arte, both of which have a £1000+ price tag on them in the Nokia Online store, and then sold on eBay represented as the original Nokia product being sold at a discount price.
This short guide should help you avoid falling into the trap that scammers have laid for you.
First of all, just look at the price. There's no such thing as a free lunch and if something looks too good to be true then there's a significant probability that it simply is too good to be true. I recently saw multiple cases of people buying what they thought to be genuine Nokia 8800 Sapphire Artes but turned out to be Chinese fakes. One of them said that he paid $450 for his. Purely on that basis I would have left that phone well alone. $450 is less than a quarter of the phone's normal retail price and it therefore cannot be anything but a fake.
Secondly, the photos. Most online auction sites allow photos of the item for auction to be posted in order to give potential buyers an idea of what they're bidding for. Always be wary of sellers who only provide photos that come directly from Nokia's Press Site. You are not seeing a photo of the actual device being sold, you are seeing generic photos used for publicity's sake. Insist on seeing photos of the phone being sold and if the seller doesn't want to send you any then walk away. Obtaining such photos serves a double purpose: firstly you get to see the actual phone. Secondly, you can return the phone as non-compliant if it is evidently not the phone on the photos that you were told were photos of it.
Thirdly, the IMEI number. The IMEI number is a 15-digit unique number that identifies the phone in question. Insist upon having it. Then go to this page, enter that IMEI number, and you will be told exactly what model phone has that IMEI number. If it's not the model that's being sold then the seller is trying to pull a fast one on you. Of course, it could be that the seller does communicate the IMEI number of an authentic Nokia phone to you but sends you a fake with a completely different IMEI number. In that case, the phone shipped to you is obviously different from the one promised and you can return it and annull the sale.
Fourthly, if the phone is being represented as the "Chinese version" then it almost certainly is a fake. Nokia does have a production plant in China so "Made in China" isn't at all grounds for rejection, but "Chinese version" is. While it's true that there is a genuine "Chinese" version of many Nokia phones (they have neither WiFi nor 3G capability as demanded by the Chinese government), it's not something a seller would shout about. If they do say that it's a "Chinese version" phone then the chances are that it's not a Nokia at all and it's more like a "Chinese fake".
The four points above assume you don't have access to the phone yet because you're buying it online through an auction site or just an online retailer. A few things you can look at if you can get your hands on it before buying are as follows.
All new Nokia phones respond to the code *#7780# entered on the keypad by asking you to confirm that you want to revert to factory settings and asking you for a lock code. If the phone you're looking at doesn't do this then it's not a Nokia.
Try and get the firmware version currently installed in the phone. To do this, enter *#0000# from standby. There's no way to validate formally the information you'll see but one thing that means the phone you're looking at definitely is a fake is the date of the firmware revision in American format, MM-DD-YYYY, "02-22-2007" for example. If you're unsure, note down exactly what you see and ask on the Nokia Support Discussions forum.
Finally, ask if you can plug the phone into the USB socket of your laptop computer with the provided cable (assuming one is provided). There's no need to install any software on your laptop, all you want to see is how the phone reacts. A genuine Nokia phone, when connected to a USB port, will give you the options "Default mode", "Printing" and "Data storage" for some models and "PC Suite", "Mass storage", "Image transfer" and "Media transfer" for others. Or combinations thereof. Options frequently seen on fakes and never on genuine Nokias include "webcam" and "comport". If the phone you're looking at displays either of these two options then it's definitely a fake.
There are many risks involved with the purchase of an expensive piece of equipment like a high-end mobile phone. Many of them can be eliminated by not trusting auction sites with a reputation as shady in that area as the one that comes to mind first of all, who went on the record condoning the sale of counterfeit items in the name of "consumer choice". The risks diminish significantly if you purchase either online or in a real store but from somewhere that has a good reputation and a good returns policy. However, the only way to be 100% certain that you're getting the genuine article is to buy it directly from Nokia. If you do get yours from your mobile network operator then it will also be a genuine Nokia albeit tampered with by the operator.
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Appearance You cant go wrong with the Nokia 5800 having a black and shiny body with a mixture of curved and straight edges. It looks good and my friends agree. When the keyguard is on, the screen and button lights turn off, showing a shiny front surface. There are nice lines on the back that becomes visible depending on how light hits it.
Build Quality The Nokia 5800 is a touchscreen phone in a candybar form factor. There’s no moving slider to worry about wobbles, etc. Plastic is certainly the key material on this phone, but the 5800 surprisingly does not feel cheap. I don’t hear squeaking when I squeeze and don’t hear rattles when I shake it. Ricky from Symbian-Guru agrees by giving the Nokia 5800 build quality 5 of 5 stars.
Removing the battery cover is possible just by pulling it away from the phone. There’s no other button to press like in my previous phones, Nokia N85 or Nokia N95. It is locked on by 7 clips. Again, the material is plastic, but it seems hard enough that I’m not worried it’ll break.
Size The dimensions are 4.37 x 2.04 x 0.61 in. That size is typical for many candybar phones. It’s not too wide, making it very easy to wrap my hands around it. Like what Rafe from All About Symbian wrote on his Nokia 5800 review, think of your typical candybar smartphone, remove the keypad and lengthen the screen and you’ll get pretty close to the feel of the 5800.
Display The Nokia 5800 has a 3.2in display with the resolution of 640×360 pixels. That’s 16:9 aspect ratio, great for watching widescreen movies and videos. The touchscreen is hard, so I don’t see ripples when I press. Graphics are sharp thanks to the high resolution. It’s good, but not as good as the Nokia N85 with OLED screen. For comparison, take a look at the Nokia N85 vs Nokia 5800 screen by CJ.
Buttons When the phone is on keyguard, I see 3 buttons with grey lines. When I turn the phone on, they become green, white, and red buttons. The green button is for making or receiving phone calls, while red is for ending calls or heading back to home menu. The white one is for application menus. They are easy to press and best of all, emit no light leakage that nit-picky people look out for.
Side On the right side of the Nokia 5800 are the volume controls, keyguard, and camera button. I’m right-handed so the keyguard placed on the right side is very convenient for me. When I’m done using the phone and want to avoid accidental button press, I just flick the keyguard with my right thumb.
Speakers The speakers on the Nokia 5800 are probably the best I’ve heard so far on any phone I’ve owned. I like songs with a lot of bass, and the 5800 handled them REALLY well. You have to listen to the Nokia 5800 yourself to know what I’m talking about. Don’t believe me? GSMArena has objective results that the Nokia 5800 has remarkable audio quality.
Built for videos. Both the left and right speakers are placed on the right side of the Nokia 5800. The placement is perfect for watching movies on the phone, but gets covered when holding the phone with the right hand during a loudspeaker call. Nevertheless, the speakers are loud and gave me no problems hearing my callers. Connections & Ports
Micro-USB The Nokia 5800 connects to your computer via wire with a micro-USB cable. The port is located on top of the 5800 for transferring data only. It will not charge the phone while using this connection.
Standard 3.5mm Jack A 3.5mm jack is on top of the Nokia 5800. This seems to be the standard placement on recent phones now because it is a lot easier to listen to music while the device is in the pocket. That same jack also connects to the TV-out cable where you can connect the Nokia 5800 to a TV. This is great to show off to your friends and family the widescreen video recorded on the phone on a bigger screen.
MicroSD and MicroSDHC The Nokia 5800 takes microSD and microSDHC cards on the left side. The door to the slot made of hard plastic and is secure when closed. The retail package comes with an 8GB card already inside the phone. What’s weird is that you have to go to file manager first then tell the phone you would like to remove the card. Otherwise a warning message says it is unsafe to remove the card without telling the phone. I did not have to do this on the Nokia N85.
SIM card Slot Below the microSHCD slot on the left side of the phone is actually a SIM card slot covered by a door similar to the one for the microSDr. It’s easy to insert a SIM inside, but you’ll need to open the battery cover and remove the battery to slide the SIM out.
Stylus There’s a 3.5in stylus within the battery cover. I think it’s useless, but Nokia put it there for people that might want it. I can imagine it very useful for handwriting notes, but I know I won’t be doing that on this phone.
Camera The 3 megapixel camera on the Nokia 5800 is not protected by a lens cover. To activate the camera on the phone, you simply push down on the camera button. I don’t want to talk about the camera functions and the way it works yet because that will be in an upcoming part of the review.
The Nokia 5800 has dual LEDs for camera flash. However, it’s not as bright as the xenon flash on the Nokia N82. An advantage with using the LEDs, is that you can use it as a continuous light source when creating videos in poor light conditions. More thoughts on the camera and picture quality later.
Final Thoughts The Nokia 5800 looks nice, has a pretty good build quality, sharp display, and great speakers.
Voice Projection From Phone Vs. Normal Headphone (Nokia 5800XM)
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Normal Stereo Headphone: Price: * Value for money: ***** Quality:****
BH-503 Price: **** Value for money: *** Quality: *****
Crap music + Best processor = Best crap music (waste of device) Best music + Crap processor = Better crap music (waste of music) Crap music + Crap processor = Worst music (better go suicide) Best music + Best processor = Best Music with best Quality
Conclusion: Get 503 if u're rich and got spare money dont mind giving it a try. Dont get it if you wanna convince urself it's definitely worth every penny you pay for.
From, echo-Garden
There Are More GPS Maps Available (Garmin XT Mobile)
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MK WONG checks out five of them (http://indra.sg.or.id/gps/fywa.html)
Two years ago, downloading free maps of Singapore and Malaysia for your Garmin personal navigation device (PND) was a simple affair: there was only one map available. Not anymore.
Today, there are six versions for Garmin Devices and two for MapKing, each with slightly different details included. Garmin and MapKing are the two key mapping software available in Singapore.
This makes it tough for PND users to decide which to buy and use. Commercial maps offer more features like searches by postal codes and name of establishments. They also tend to be updated more frequently. Free maps, which rely on contributions from the community of map users, currently do not have the same depth of detail and features. A PND kit comprises digital maps and a GPS receiver placed on the car's dashboard. Sales of such devices have grown. EastGear, which distributes GPS-based personal navigation devices, said that "thousands of units" were sold each month last year -- a ten-fold increase over 2007. The uptake could be because of falling prices over the past year. For example, the entry-level Garmin Nuvi 205W can be bought for under $400. It had cost over $600 two years ago. There are more choices available as well. Users here are not limited to Garmin-based devices and software and can choose from several manufacturers such as Shinco, Marbella and Mio that make use of the popular MapKing software.
Here is a survey of the maps available.
1. MalSing maps www.malsingmaps.com
Free public version (January 2008) and free gold version for contributors (September 2008). BACK in 2002, there was not a single GPS map of Singapore or Malaysia available. The major GPS makers such as Magellan and Garmin were interested only in the bigger, more lucrative markets in the United States and Europe. However, one Singaporean was determined to make the difference. Known only by his nickname Aprivate, the food lover began logging locations of eating haunts in Johor Bahru and Singapore. He was soon joined by a community of enthusiasts who shared their maps Web 2.0-style. From this humble beginning, MalSingMaps was formed around 2004. Its gold version is available only to preferred users -- people who have contributed, via forums on the website, by giving feedback on map errors and offering logs of yet unmapped roads, postal codes and points of interest such as eating places and buildings. In return, they can download for free the latest versions of maps, such as the September 2008 Gold map, as opposed to the free public versions released earlier. The updated version has information on the KPE (Kallang-Paya Lebar Expressway), which opened on Sept 20 last year.
2. Jerome Wee maps gpsmaps.jwpixs.com Either a contribution to the listing of places of interests or cash offerings to the website. Little is known about Jerome Wee, despite efforts by enthusiasts to contact him. What is known is that he was one of the original contributors to both Garmin and MalSing maps. The Plus+ maps are special bundles with Garmin and MapKing hardware from distributors like EastGear. These maps allow you to search for places by postal codes, locations of ERP gantries, speed cameras and traffic junctions with cameras that catch errant motorists who beat the red light. The enhanced Plus+ version also comes with local e-mail and telephone support should you have trouble installing or using the maps.
3. MySGFree maps www.malfreemaps.com
About six months ago, a spin-off group of enthusiasts came up with free maps that incorporated many of the features found in Jerome Wee's versions. These maps are up-to-the-minute, with the latest version - 1.45 - released on March 9.
4. Garmin maps www.garmin.com
Comes bundled with some Garmin PNDS. GARMIN has released its own maps known as City Navigator Singapore and Malaysia. But these are not as detailed and up-to-date as the ones from MalsSing or MySGFree maps. 5. MapKing maps www.mapking.com.sg for free map updates; www.mapking.com for purchases. Bundled with PNDs with MapKing software; $99 for map alone. Users of this software are more fortunate as they have to decide between just two versions. They are the MalSing maps Gold edition and the more detailed and accurate MapKing maps from the Singapore Land Authority, updated this month. The latter is definitely the one to go for as there is more coverage of postal codes (98 per cent of Singapore's postal codes) and up-to-date road information such as the CBD viaduct at Cross Street and outline drawings of the buildings around.
The writer has been an IT professional for 30 years.
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5800 XpressMusic Event & Gathering 1 - Organised by echo.Garden
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First Tube Gathering @ KL
Date: 9th May 2009, Time: 3pm, Venue: Sunway Pyramid Starbuck or Friendster Cafe
Purpose Sharing and testing of tube accessories, exchanging tube's information, games, wallpapers, themes etc.... discussion, and hangout, chit chatting and coffee.... laugh.gif
Requirement Bring ur 5800XM and related accessories, those without 5800 can also join the gathering if u're interested
Why you should join? 1. This is a highly productive gathering, all your questions asked in this forum will be answered by other forumers, all the questions you have regarding tube a.k.a 5800XM will be answered, new gears, miscellaneous gear of 5800XM will be tested, accessories such as charger and other gadget will be tested as well, in order to better serve fellow tubian on 5800XM or Symbian S60v5 user in-terms of product knowledge.
2. i'll personally bring a Capdase Leather clipon pouch (brand new) worth RM70 to giveaway for the most constructive member in the event
For those confirm attending please confirm in the gathering thread
Agenda: - Introductions - get to know all the 5800 XpressMusic users. - Short presentation by Nokia Product Manager - Q&A session with Nokia Malaysia - Games (and Prizes!) - Lunch
We're thinking of making this a really casual & fun event to encourage people to talk and get to know one another, and also for people to get to know the Nokia folks in Malaysia. There will be a cap of about 30 people because we will book the whole place and need the place to be big enough. One more thing, the Nokia Product Manager, Glen Cha, might bring along the 5330 XpressMusic (prototype) for you to be among the first to see. No promises though. What we'd like to do now is start compiling a list of people who want to go. Can you add your name to the list below and also send me a PM?:
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Phones that are capable of using GPS (Global Positioning System) will have several different methods of positioning. You can select which positioning methods you use by going to Menu> Tools> Settings> General> Positioning> Positioning Methods.
1. Integrated GPS - This refers to a phone's built in GPS receiver. GPS satellites continuously transmit their location relative to the Earth, and your phone's GPS receiver can calculate its own position if it knows the position of at least three satellites. Today, almost all N- and E-series phones have integrated GPS, plus a selection of 6xxx phones.
2. Bluetooth GPS - If you do not have integrated GPS or you wish to improve GPS reception, you can connect your phone to an external GPS receiver device which can replace or complement Integrated GPS.
3. Assisted GPS - This is a network-based service used to help fix a GPS position. When using this, small amounts of data are transmitted so you need a network-based internet service from your network operator for which you may be charged by the download volume. Only small amounts of data are involved, but you should take care using this feature if you are travelling outside your own country as roaming data charges can be high.
4. Network-based - whenever your phone is switched on and in range of your operator's network, it knows which base station (commonly known as the transmitter or mast) it is connected to, and using that information it can approximate your position using this network data. This is an additional help in obtaining a GPS fix, and it also makes a brief data connection.
Recommended to use (1) and (3) only chargeable of RM0.10 cents per connection for normal plan user and Free for unlimited data plan user.
A number of factors can affect your phone's ability to obtain its GPS position:
- First time use - Fresh out the box, it may take 15-20 minutes for your phone to get its first ever GPS fix, longer in extreme cases. - Built-up areas - if you are in a city with many tall buildings, they may interrupt the signals from the GPS satellites and make it harder to obtain and maintain a fix. - Weather - adverse weather conditions, particularly heavy cloud, can affect the strength of the GPS signals getting through from the satellites. - Receiver location - Do you own an N95 or N95 8Gb? Your GPS receiver is under the keypad, so ensure you always have the slider open when using GPS. - Your Windscreen - Heat-reflective (athermic) windscreens common in Citroën, Peugeot and Renault cars can interfere with GPS signals, as can windscreen heating elements often found in Ford cars. If you have one of these, an external GPS receiver or signal booster can be very useful.
Position Method Visual Guide
Theory Time For The GPS Mystery
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For us to getting the first GPS location fix, there are 3 requirement need to be fulfill:
1. The time the message was sent 2. Precise orbital information (the ephemeris) 3. The general system health and rough orbits of all GPS satellites (the almanac).
To simplify its meaning: 1. The time on ur devices and the time of the satellite 2. The satelite actual time data (need to keep the devices syn with the satellite) 3. The satelite orbits location at certain time (how many satellite will possible visible by the devices)
GPS fix steps:
1. During the cold GPS device startup (devices reboot), the phone dont have all 3 data and it will try to scan through all 32 GPS satellite signal signature (that's why an open space needed to let the phone detected as many satellite as possible)
2. The phone then will download all those available satellite signal and do calculation (no.2), this is where the a-GPS come in handy where if u let it connect to our sp 3g then the phone will just send a msg to the sp 3g tower and request the (no. 2) data, where all those 3g tower will report it's location to the Nokia / Google positioning server and download the rough location on the GPS fix then the tower will send this (no. 2) data back to our phone.
3. If no A-GPS then the phone will have to download those (no.2) data manually (mean very slow) and I can tell for those a few bytes satellite data will need to take about 10mins with the satellite signal strength about full (mean if u open the Garmin satellite status those bar need to hit about full bar) if the satellite signal strength are lower (mean less then full bar) then the signal data accquiring will take up 15mins~30mins to be downloaded (same a few bytes data) for ~4kb we can get all 32 satellites (no.2) data.
4. Once the (no.2) data downloaded the signal bar will turn to solid (a fix already capture) and the phone already can syn with the satellite.
5. Remember all those satellite signal will need to collect 1 by 1 (although run at parallel) if no A-GPS enable.
6. If got A-GPS then ALL 32 satellite (no.2) data will be provide by the supp. server (~4kb) and your phone will able to lock every satellite that come in view.
Those (no.2) data wont be delete as long as ur phone not reboot. and everytime u open the GPS apps the same data will be use back and the phone only do minor calculation and can get the fix, this wont work out if u reopen after a few hours because the satellite previously lock already out of sigh (all satellite orbiting very fast)
So now you know where although we seen got a FULL BAR for the satellite strength but still cant get a fast fix, it's because the satellite manual downloading through the GPS chip are VERY SLOW (a few bytes will need 10 minutes to be completed).
DO NOT MOVE AROUND WHEN YOU DO THIS!
1. Shutdown ur phone 2. Reboot the phone 3. Go to an open space 4. Disable the a-GPS and network under the LOCATIONS apps 5. Run Garmin XT 6. Go into the the satellite status view screen (in Garmin) 7. Start ur timer and observe those FULL BAR satellite (strong signal) 8. At least 4 satellites needed for Garmin to start calculating minimum requirement. 9. Wait till the bar turn to solid (anyone of it). 10. Stop ur timer.
Sometimes lucky and might get a faster time that's because it' not sure a reboot will 'confirmed" deleted the satellite cache (No.2) data or not but for a cold start it can make sure you will able to lock the GPS in 10 minutes for a single satellite (the signal strengh must be high).
Contributed by sklchan
A-GPS Charges Varies
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A-GPS charges once per lock u get on the specific coordinate captured by satellite. The charges may also increase on below situation:
You locked position at home, moving towards KLCC. Upon reaching Subang Jaya using federal highway, the satellite lost you device detection and no GPS available. Then the lock is gained again when you reach Kelana Jaya. In this situation, u were moving and the distance is quite far and possible to immediate lock is a less chance. In this case you get 2 locks using A-GPS that means u gotta pay RM0.20 cents.
Celcom, Maxis and DiGi reports that A-GPS charges are RM0.10 cents per 10KB
Nokia OVI Maps
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Nokia OVI Maps - Free Navigation Edition
Requirements & Recommendations - Uninstall any previous version Nokia Maps / Nokia OVI Maps. - Delete the entire existing CITIES folder from memory card. - Deletion of above folder is because this new version not compatible with old map structure.
Official Downloads
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Offline finding tips, make sure use rough names, eg. if u wanna find No. 1, Jalan Timun 24/F, Seksyen 24, Shah Alam, Selangor Darul Ehsan just use the keyword Jalan Timun 24 Shah Alam and the trick will work by finding nearest exact location.
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1. Prepare the fresh installation either via Nokia OVI Maps source or alternate source. 2. Copy out the entire CITIES folder from memory card. 3. Do a fresh installation and configuration of the new Nokia OVI maps. 4. Connect device via Mass Storage mode. 5. Delete the entire new CITIES folder from memory card. 6. Copy the backed up old CITIES folder to memory card. 7. Done !
Address Finding Issue After Installation
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It seems to be a small issue, where by Nokia might wants the user to go online search for the first time on the Nokia Maps before subsequent searches are performed offline mode. This may due to device authentication data sent online to Nokia for log purpose. Once the first time online search ends, close Nokia OVI Maps and do an offline search. It works !
Nokia OVI Maps Online & Offline Map Searching Issue
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1. Setup your WiFi setting. 2. Verify the WiFi functionality (browse some web page). 3. Set the WiFi as 1st priority inside the destination (internet) setting. 4. Set the WiFi as the default access point (for the internet). 5. Delete the WAP / MMS / STREAMING settings and left the 3G Internet (as 2nd priority inside the internet setting). 6. Edit the 3G internet setting and change the "password prompt" to YES. 7. Load up the maps loader. 8. Click on the delete maps from storage. 9. Reload in the maps (at least the malaysia map must be selected). 10. Load as well the voice guidance file. 11. Wait for all the downloading and uploading finished. 12. Run Location and disable the agps and network under positioning setting. 13. Run the OVI maps. 14. When the 3G internet prompt up select cancel (do not connect) (if it still pop up, suppose wont because we already disable A-GPS and network in Location setting). 15. Go to setting and change the internet to online. 16. Select appropiate voice guidance file. 17. Go outside where more satelite can be search. 18. Now go to my location and wait for the satelite to get a fix (might be take long since no agps) 19. Make sure the red dot are "IN MALAYSIA". 20. Change maps mode as SATELITE view to try the WiFi can download the satelite image (to ensure WiFi is working). 21. Once confirm WiFi working switch back to maps view. 22. Walk around and you will see the GPS is working already (since it already lock, red dot will turn SOLID RED and satellite bar should be green).
The most useful for the 3G internet password prompt when agps and network positioning enable: 1. Select YES during the password prompt you will have A-GPS (fast lock with charges). 2. Select CANCEL during the password prompt you will have full I-GPS (slow lock but FOC).
Steps 18 and 19 are needed because sometime during the first time OVI maps run it will set it "previous' location as some where maybe not within Malaysia and if this happen and you dont have those location maps downloaded in the database then it will direct download from the internet and who know which access point it gonna use (if it use 3G internet then you will lost lots of phone credits for those huge maps data), confirm this if you dont have the maps data install it will direct download the file.
Below is a screenshot shows, full OFFLINE guide, see the GPS INTERNET connection is striked out:
Credits to sklchan
Voice Copy Guidance
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For manual copy and paste, see the file structure below screenshot:
Map Voice Guidance
Walk Voice Guidance
If you have trouble copying this manual method, just download the voices inthe Nokia OVI Maps application inside Settings -> Navigation section, Dont take the risk to confuse yourself
Space Saving On Nokia OVI Maps
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You can actually free up 2.5MB space by uninstalling the "Share Location ..blablabla" (got 3 of it ) under Applications Manager, which I think most people never use to share your location with others.
Garmin XT Mobile
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Garmin Mobile XT GPS is a rich, full-featured navigation application with 3D maps, simplified user interface, and advanced features such as saved routes and tracks, with one time purchase; no monthly fees and Garmin Online services for real-time traffic, fuel prices, weather, and hotel rates.
How To Install Garmin XT Mobile?
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Step 1 Download to your computer the Garmin Mobile XT Mobile Step 2 Download to your computer Garmin Mobile XT Free Basemap Step 3 Download to your computer Garmin Mobile XT Support Files Step 7 Disconnect the memory card/Mass Storage from computer. Step 8 It’s time to configure Garmin on your phone. Step 9 Go to your phone’s File Manager >Garmin >Applications >Symbian >RES >GarminMobileXT.sis and install the .sis
Note : If you can’t find GarminMobileXT.sis, check the root directory, it should be there. Install the .sis as per normal.
Step 9 After that, go to Applications> run Garmin Mobile XT. It won’t connect to GPS satelite yet, so just ignore it. Step 10 You should have received your device unlock code from the manufacturer of Garmin, however if you haven’t, there are instructions on the Internet to guide you on how to get yours. Step 10 Copy the device unlock code and paste it in a notepad, then save the file as SW.UNL Step 11 Reconnect your via cable using mass storage. Step 12 Copy the SW.UNL file into root \Garmin\ in your memory card Step 13 Then, run GM-MySInMXT.exe, and copy gmapsupp.img into \Garmin\ Step 14 Disconnect your phone from your computer. Step 15 Go to Applications >Garmin Mobile XT >Settings >System >Remote GPS >Select ‘Use Attached/Built-in GPS’ >Enable and it’s all done. Step 16 Wait for satellite signal to strengthen and then you can start navigating around various places with confidence.
Important Update Links
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Installation Preparations: 1. Back up any Garmin data (Optional). 2. Uninstall any previous Garmin versions (Optional). 3. Connect the Nokia 5800 to your PC via MASS STORAGE mode. 4. Update the Garmin XT Mobile.
Why Cant Select Built In / Internal GPS In Garmin XT Mobile ?
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Garmin is not FREEWARE, after you bought the Garmin XT Mobile, then you will able to select Internal GPS.
Device Unlock Code For Garmin XT
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Please purchase Garmin XT Mobile, then they will supply you with the unlock code !
What & Where The Free Maps Available For Garmin XT Mobile?
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Malsing Map
The reason why most of Malaysian and Singaporean use Garmin is because of MALSING map. It is the map which is updated frequently by the Malsing community based on the contribution of the user. Download Free S'pore & West M'sia Map for (Peninsula Malaysia and singapore) or Free East M'sia Map (Sabah Sarawak). Then click on the GMAPSUPP for MXT Symbian. Place the downloaded IMG file into Garmin Folder in ROOT memory card. There is a GOLD version for members who contributed to the community. In order to use that version, you have to contribute POI (Point of Interest to the Forum - Read Malsing Forum for more info) or bug to them. Then you can request the KEY to unlock the GOLD MAP.
Malfreemap - Another Map for Malaysian and Singaporean besides Malsing MAP.
1. Link to Navnet map in Kalimantan 2. Coverage of Southern Thailand 3. Optional Chinese POI 4. Improved SG Postal Code & Address map with instant search result 5. New POI icons 6. New POI categories with custom icons (soon) 7. New MFM map generator with option to generate either Full or Lite version 8. Topo contours are added into Full-version map 9. New multi-language installer 10. No more error when uploading map through Mapsource
Which Map Better? Malfreemaps (MFM) or Malsingmaps (MSM)?
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Which map is better is up to the user's own opinion. Below are some facts that will help you judge. Comparison is based on MFM v1.45 vs MSM v2.30b.
- For Perlis, Kedah and Penang, MFM has more details than MSM as MSM is still using old maps from MFM mappers. - For Kelantan, Terengganu and Pahang, MFM has more details than MSM as MSM is still using old maps from MFM mappers. - For Perak, MFM has more details than MSM as MSM is still using old maps from MFM mappers. - For Kuala Lumpur and Selangor, MFM has more details than MSM as MSM is still using old maps from MFM mappers. - For Negeri Sembilan, MFM has more details than MSM especially at Seremban and vicinity - For Melaka, MFM has as much details as MSM in Melaka town. MFM is more up to date but may not have as many POIs. For smaller towns such as Masjid Tanah, MFM has more details. - For Johor, MFM has as much details as MSM except in Batu Pahat. MSM has better coverage for Batu Pahat. MFM has more details for Segamat, Kluang, Muar and Ayer Hitam. - For Sabah and Sarawak, MFM has less details and coverage than MSM. MFM's focus is on major town centres. - For Singapore, MFM has less POIs than MSM.
How To Change My Map To Latest One or Change To Other Map?
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1. Download the latest Malfreemaps / Malsingmaps map 2. Install the map to your PC 3. Copy the .img file to replace the existing one it your Garmin root folder
Please backup the existing map for emergency purpose
Using Two Maps For Garmin XT Mobile?
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Inserting Multiple Maps - Garmin XT
During my research into GarminXT and finding maps for it, I've come across some information which may be very useful to those you want to keep more than one country map on their device. For those of you who are not confident in using the Hack Toolset (cgpsmapper, gmaptool and maptoolsetkit programs) to make the IMG maps readable by the Garmin MapSource program.
Instructions: 1. Name the <map1>.img to gmapbmap.img and place in Garmin folder. 2. Rename <map2>.img to gmapprom.img and place in Garmin folder. 3. Rename <map3>.img to gmapsupp.img and place in Garmin folder. 4. Rename <map4>.img to gmapsup2.img and place in Garmin folder. 5. Rename <map5>.img to gmapsupp.img and place in <MEMORYCARD>:\Garmin\Apps
This last map doesn't always work though.
You can check that everything is working by opening GarminXT>Tools>Manage Maps and all maps should be showing.
Garmin XT Mobile Battery Draining Issue
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This it seem is due to a background process that Garmin Mobile XT starts upon boot up of your Symbian operating system as well as upon running of the Mobile XT software. Things you will need to verify if you are affected by this background process.
1. An installed version of Garmin Mobile XT
2. Kill Me or JBakTaskMan Step 1 - Select the process TSRAutoStart.exe Step 2 - Select Menu -> Terminate process (Or any related end task command)
How to prevent TSRAutostart from auto loading upon boot up. Step 1 - Plug mobile phone to PC under Mass Storage mode (! important as directories used are otherwise hidden) Step 2 - Delete file CardRunner.RSC in directory under Mobile Phone\Resource\plugins\CardRunner.RSC Step 3 - Delete the file CardRunner.dll in directory under Mobile Phone\sys\bin\CardRunner.dll
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The new Garmin XT kills the battery life on our phones. There is a program called TSRAutostart.exe that is draining the battery. If you have jbtaskman and kill the process, it will just start again when you restart your phone. Here is a solution to stop that file from automatically starting, thus greatly increasing your battery life.
To stop that file from restarting, plug your phone into your computer and use the mass storage setting. Then, delete these two files
This will stop that battery hog file from starting up. If you install jbtaskman you can kill the process after your run garmin. This will increase your battery.
As of version 5.0.0.40, this background process is now an option that can be switched off, saving you the trouble of killing the process each time you run Garmin. Start GMobileXT, goto Tools -> Settings -> System, scroll down all the way till you see the option "Launch background service" and select Disabled then Done to save.
Special Garmin Voices
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- Arnold Schwerzenegger - Cantonese - Chinese - Fukein - Garmin Devil - Hakka - Mandarin - Melayu - Sexy Sedara - Stewie - Taiwanese
Rename custom voice to original voice filenaming convention. Example:
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Searching by address in the Malaysian maps, whether Malfreemaps or Malsingmaps takes some patience and effort. Tried this in Garmin Mobile XT.
Do an address search, spell country as Malaysia, then search all cities. Don’t enter a house number, this almost always doesn’t work in Malaysia, ie. skip this, by pressing Next. In the "Street" screen, simply enter "SS 20/13" without the quotes, no need to type in Jalan or Lorong, or whatever. In this case, in the whole of Malaysia, there’s only one "SS 20/13" so only one search result is displayed, and clicking on it will bring you to the detailed map !
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You need to back up the existing GARMIN folder on your memory card, which are the map files, as well as any POIs that you have created and the settings are in there. The license file for the new phone should be a different one and you can’t use the one for the existing one for the new phone, unless your Garmin XT MObile came in an official SD card.
The fastest way to test is to copy the entire garmin folder across to the new memory card. The problem is, you have to reinstall the Garmin software again, after successfull installation, delete the new E:\GARMIN folder entirely and replace with the old ones that you did backup from old phone.
Also, finally get back the license key from Garmin to be able for you use the Internal GPS if you have purchased the Garmin XT Mobile previously.
My Locations Backup & Restore
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Backup 1. Click the Spannar icon (Tools) -> Settings -> Manage My Data -> at My Locations (Dont go inside My Locations Yet !) 2. See down there got Manage, click on that and u'll see Import GPX and Export GPX 3. Click Export GPX and done !
Now connect fone into Mass Storage mode
1. Open Windows Explorer 2. Goto memory card drive letter under GARMIN\GPX 3. Copy out the .GPX (this is lure location file) 4. Done !
Restore 1. Open Windows Explorer 2. Goto memory card drive letter under GARMIN\GPX 3. Put back the backed up .GPX previously 4. Done !
Now start Garmin XT Mobile on ure new phone
1. Click the Spannar icon (Tools) -> Settings -> at My Locations (Dont go inside My Locations Yet !) 2. See down there got Manage, click on that and u'll see Import GPX and Export GPX 3. Click Import GPX and done !
Enjoy ure GPS in action !
Garmin XT Corrupted Reinstallation
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The important thing is Garmin folder inside ure memory card..
If u have My Locations saved, click the spannar icon, -> MANAGE MY DATA click MANAGE button (Select Export GPX), this process will export all existing My Locations to GPX folder.
1. Move E:\Garmin to ure PC 2. Install Garmin Freshly 3. Configure Garmin in ure phone 4. After successful config the new Garmin, delete the new Garmin folder from memory card 5. Move back ure old Garmin from PC to fone .. Done !
To import back old My Locations saved, click the spannar icon, -> MANAGE MY DATA click MANAGE button (Select Import GPX), this process will import all previously saved My Locations to the application.
Garmin XT Mobile Light Edition
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Did you realise that your Garmin folder in memory card is large? Now get rid of it and save some spaces. See below guide:
Changes - Removed HELP files - Removed TEXT files - Removed unnecessary vehicles, included a Car and a Motorbike. - Removed unnecessary voices, included American English, Bahasa Melayu & Sexy Sedara. - Pre-Installed latest POI's - 14 POI's. - New cool font & startup screen. - Pre-configured Garmin XT settings for best performance. - Just delete your entire Garmin folder from memory card and replace with this one. - Copy back ure SW.UNL license key, since I dont include in this.
Note: Copy the latest GMAPSUPP.IMG into the same root folder where you have SW.UNL and start using !
Important: You need to have pre-installed Garmin XT and configured before doing this!
Changing & Replacing Garmin XT Mobile Fonts
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Garmin XT Mobile uses two fonts, GarminDejaVuSans.ttf and GarminDejaVuSans-Bold.ttf, in my case I use FrancophilSansPlus.ttf which is the same i used for my Orange Tornado HS.
Make a two (2) copies of FrancophilSansPlus.ttf and rename two of the fonts with GarminDejaVuSans.ttf and GarminDejaVuSans-Bold.ttf then put into \Garmin\Fonts folder, start ure Garmin and see the changes !
You can choose any TrueType (TTF) fonts from your computer and follow above instructions, below are my screen shots with FrancophilSansPlus.ttf.
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Tips: Please set the map detail to "NORMAL" and untick the U-Turn in Avoidance setup for better result
Credits to Malfreemaps team (www.malfreemaps.com) !
Google Maps
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This is the new version 4.0 and download Google Maps for mobile to your phone, and never carry a paper map again. Determine your current location with or without GPS, Get driving and transit directions, Get phone numbers and addresses for local businesses.
Features - My Location. See your location on a map, even if you don't have GPS. - Business listings. Search for any business or category of interest. - Driving directions. Thanks to My Location, you don't even have to enter your starting point. - Navigation (Beta). New! Get turn-by-turn GPS navigation with voice guidance. Learn more. - Transit & walking directions. Get routes and schedules to travel via subway, bus, or on foot. - Latitude. See your friends' locations and share yours with them. Start Maps and then select "Join Latitude." Learn more. - Street View. View street-level imagery of businesses and turns in directions. - With Compass Mode, 360 degree view. - Layers. New! View layers of geographic information. - Traffic. Real-time traffic helps you find the fastest route. - Enterprise. BlackBerry administrators can deploy Maps for BlackBerry Enterprise Server.
Important note: This is only Maps service and not navigation guided GPS application similar to Garmin or Nokia Maps, therefore do not attempt navigating with this application.
Freshly bought Nokia 5800 XpressMusic, What The Next Step ?
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Virgin Phone
- Congratulations ! - Do a hard reset, and fresh the phone. - Do a full format to the memory card (Using Windows Explorer while connected to MASS STORAGE mode). - Visit pre-signed vendors such as, Nokia OVI Store, Opera.com and many more for pre-signed applications. - Apply for a cerfiticate for your device IMEI at http://cer.opda.cn/en/index.php - .CER & .KEY should be kept safe (a copy in phone and another copy in computer or any other safe place). - Install FreeSigner.sisx in the phone and import ure .CER & .KEY for mobile signing. - Install X-Plore file browser (Recommended!) - Often ScanDisk (Once every week and use "Safely Remove Hardware" method everytime disconnect on MASS STORAGE mode). - Anti Virus unnecessary, S60v5 is hard coded and fully encrypted, virus in S60v5 is bull's shit! - Often backup your contacts, messages, calendars and bookmarks (except settings) via Nokia's File Manager. - Go on .. enjoy your mobile moments !
Non-Virgin Phone
- Congratulations ! - Do a hard reset, and fresh the phone. - Do a full format to the memory card (Using Windows Explorer while connected to MASS STORAGE mode). - Apply for a cerfiticate for your device IMEI at http://cer.opda.cn/en/index.php - .CER & .KEY should be kept safe (a copy in phone and another copy in computer or any other safe place). - Install FreeSigner.sisx in the phone and import ure .CER & .KEY for mobile signing. - Download, sign and HelloOX2 v2.03 to open Install Server & File System. - Uninstall HelloOX2 after it parks ROM Patcher in your APPS section. - Enable patches by executing ROM Patcher. - Install X-Plore file browser (Recommended!) - Often ScanDisk (Once every week and use "Safely Remove Hardware" method everytime disconnect on MASS STORAGE mode). - Anti Virus unnecessary, S60v5 is hard coded and fully encrypted, virus in S60v5 is bull's shit! - Often backup your contacts, messages, calendars and bookmarks (except settings) via Nokia's File Manager. - Once done install apps, games and themes, backup youre phone (C drive and memory card), Use X-Plore to ZIP the C drive) - Go on .. enjoy your mobile moments !
The Nokia 5800 XpressMusic is a great phone if you asked me, dont tell about the problems, there are some manufacturing defects on the phone, I never deny that .. Google and you'll find the truth, however if you keen on mods and top shape maintenance, you can generate the world's greatest Symbian S60v5 ever !
Common Tips
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1. Use Dialer and press # for about 2 seconds will switch the profile between Silent and General; press and hold 0 will open the web browser; press and hold 1 will open the voice mailbox 2. There is a shortcut key for Music, Gallery, Share, Video, Web shortcut at the top right corner just below the front camera 3. Press and hold the Green caller button when standby mode will activate the voice command. You could call the name from the contact or application name. 4. Organize your sms by grouping them like outlook by Messaging -> Option -> Setting -> Text message -> Other -> Show messages in groups -> Yes 5. Notification light will blink if there is unread sms/missed call. It could be turned off at Settings -> Notification light -> Off 6. If the touch input is not accurate, you could calibrate your screen at Touch Input-> Touch Screen Calibration -> ( Tap around the 4 dots at the corner) 7. Turning control functions: a. Rotate your screen horizontal or vertical b. Silence your phone for incoming call by rotate your phone with screen facing down. c. Snooze the alarm by rotating phone screen facing down 8. Theme effect will give 3D and transition effect if on but will slow down your tube considerably. Settings -> Personal -> Themes -> General -> Themes effects -> On/Off 9. Shortcut to exit application : Press and hold the middle white button then press and hold the program that you wish to quit, an open/exit option will pop out (useful for those haven’t install handy taskman yet) 10. When using handwriting input, slide from left to right is Spacebar, right to left is Backspace 11. Organize your menu by Menu -> option -> organize. You could drag and drop the location of the application you wish to relocate.
Battery Saving 1. Always turn off wireless scanning, Bluetooth when not in use 2. For those not using 3G, choose your network mode to GSM instead of Dual mode which will consume more battery. Settings -> Connectivity -> Network mode -> GSM 3. Less Display Light a. Setting -> Phone -> Display -> light sensor (move the slider to the left) b. Setting -> Phone -> Display -> Light Time-Out (lesser time to save battery but annoying if too short while you are playing games) 4. Always terminate the application properly that is not using by using Option ->Exit. It might be running background and consuming battery which you don’t know.
Memory Saving 1. Restart your phone if the memory less than 30MB 2. Use Kill Me or Handy Taskman to close all application regularly or kill application that is not in use.
Camera & Picture 1. Some noise could be reduced if set the ISO sensitivity to low instead of auto. 2. When viewing pictures, you could use your stylus to view for previous (slide left) or next (slide right) picture like iphone feature.
Video For converting video that is high quality to play at 5800, should use the mp4 format as below (All is 16:9 widescreen): a) Xvid @ 678kbps resolution 480×272 b) Xvid @794kpbs resolution 640×352 c) H.264 @ 512kbps resolution 400×224 d) H.264 @ 550kbps resolution 400×224 (Recommended)
Music 1. If you can’t find your songs after transferring from your pc to memory card, go to music player -> Option -> Refresh library
Application 1. Always install your phone theme on the memory cards. This is because if some theme does not work (Christmas tree) then you need to flash your phone. 2. Uninstall your application in proper way. Use Menu -> Setting -> Application mgr. -> Installed apps -> Choose application then option n uninstall
Known Bugs 1. While u are using music player on your phone and there is incoming calls, the phone will use the default nokia ring tone as the memory card is used by the music player. 2. The inclination sensor is over-sensitive. The screen will changed to horizontal mode even slight rotate. 3. Regarding the screen blank and locked when calling, this is because the proximity sensor if blocked it will make the screen black when calling. The block is including some glossy transparent film, so please cut out the film around the sensor located between the middle earpiece and front camera. 4. Do not save your themes/apps in phone memory, save in memory card instead. In case some applications or themes are corrupted, you could just reformat your memory card. 5. (With V11 firmware) You cannot rename newly created equalizer presets. (NEW)
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Camera Green Focusing Box Error
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Your camera auto focus got green color on the square box when taking photo at does'nt seems to work? Software problem? No, don't worry, taking photo's at night / dark places will make the device to have difficulties in auto focusing.
Record From Internal FM Radio
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Hack your phone, and use my personal patch out there in Modifications Talk section to disable the recording beep.
1. Activate internal recorder. 2. Tune in to preferred FM-Radio channel. 3. Record using internal recorder, and stop when you want. 4. Get the recording under Sounds folder in SD card. 5. Rip it and convert to .MP3 if you want.
Get Rid Of Unwanted Files In N5800XM
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Garmin XT Best Settings & Fast Lock
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This method depends on clear day, with no interference on the device and somehow standing still somewhere only.
Garmin XT Voice Replacement Guides
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Enable & Disable GPS Position Modes
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Nokia 5800XM Product Code Change
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- This is only for devices out of warranty, if still under warranty, please get back to Nokia Customer Care centre
First Time Charging & The Nokia 5800XM Charging
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Take the phone and battery out of their wrapping, and insert the battery making sure that its holes match up to the prongs in the phone. If you're unsure how to do this take a look at the quick start guide that comes with the phone. (Long-time Nokia users may be surprised to see the "wrong" side of the battery facing outwards, but don't worry, it is meant to be that way round.) When you've got the battery inserted properly and snapped the casing back on, attach the charger and plug it into the mains. You can use any Nokia charger with an appropriate-size pin, though different types of Nokia chargers fill the battery at different rates (if you look on the charger you will see a "mA" number, this is higher in chargers that charge faster).
Now to kill a couple of myths: - You do NOT need to empty the battery before charging! - You do NOT need to charge the battery for 24 hours on first use!
There are many misconceptions from the days of older types of batteries which suffered from the "memory effect". Modern lithium phone batteries work in a much more flexible way, and do not require any special treatment when first used.
Batteries do eventually wear out of course, but you should be able to get a couple of years use from a brand new phone battery. Disconnect the charger once the battery is full, always, dont charge overnight !
Charging the battery usually takes a couple of hours if it's close to empty.
Avoid Stealing From Mobile Bluetooth
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Guides 1. Open JBTaskman / Kill Me and terminate this processes for btmanserver.exe. 2. Enable Open4ALL patch in ROM Patcher 3. Go to browse c:\Private/100012a5/DBS_100069CC_btregistry (Delete this file) 4. Make a new file named DBS_100069CC_btregistry.txt at the folder 5. Rename it with name DBS_100069CC_btregistry and set to read only.
Now, if you trying to send any file via bluetooth, the pop up will appear SENDING FAILED
To make your bluetooth active, just remove read only attribute and delete DBS_100069CC_btregistry.
Checking Your Nokia 5800XM ARM11 CPU Speed
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If you enable, it'll ask for user code (u can enter anything eg. nokia)
If lets say ure phone stolen, just SMS from another phone to ure phone the word "nokia" .. voila, your phone will automatically locked and asks for Security Code, even the theif changed SIM Card. Try it and its fun too, as you can unlock with security code.
This post has been edited by Xploit Machine: Feb 7 2010, 10:27 PM
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1. Calibri We’ve found this font to be extremely good on the Nokia 5800 in all areas. It is a great web browser font and looks great on your phone, take a look at the screenshots above. I currently have it on my Nokia 5800 and it’s probably the one that I would recommend the most.
2. iPhone style (Helvetica Neue CE 55 Roman) We tried to find a font that look similar to the iPhones so you could put it on your Nokia 5800.
3. WalkWay WalkWay is more of a broader font that looks good on the 5800 messaging screen and general navigation of the phone but lacks when you view web pages. It is still very stylish and that’s why we have included it in this post.
4. Street - Plain This was one of the very first fonts that I put on my phone. It is great in all areas of the phone and is very clear.
5. Practical Practical is another font that I favour on my 5800 but the only problem why it is not a permanent font is because the font I see on my web browser is not that visually appealing. If you are not using the internet a lot or don’t mind that font on the internet, this is a very neat font.
6. Francophilsans Plus This font was new to me when I was trying it on my 5800 but I was impressed at the display on the phone, but again it lacked on the internet. It is quite bold and big on the screen so it will be very easy to read and looks good to.
7. Anna You will find Anna quite small on your 5800 but it has a shape about it that makes it very minimalistic.
Opera Mobile 10 Beta Tweaks
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Opera Mobile 10 Beta has stormed into our Symbian world providing us an amazing user experience but recent reports on the Nokia 5800 XpressMusic are not so favorable due to the low memory effects but here is a tweak that could be used to manually configure Opera Mobile to give you a little extra notch.
On the url box type opera:config
Now Opera Mobile will open some wonderful hidden screens. Here you have lots of configuration options, there are two of special interest; the first one is "disk cache" under this one you will find an option called "size" changing this from the default 4096 to 2048 seems to have a positive impact in Nokia 5800 XpressMusic´s memory usage:
Change it to 2048 from the standard default.
Now go on and type opera:drives and you’ll see you’ll be able to use Opera Mobile 10 Beta as kind off a bare bones utility task manager. Again you can try these settings on any S60 device but they’ll have a higher mileage on the s60v5.
Backup Contacts, Messages, Settings Etc.
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The Nokia 5800XM has a backup feature embedded. You can program it to be automatic, such as daily, weekly etc. and remember this because I strongly recommend you to activate this after the any recovery to save yourself.
Indeed these files have the .arc extension, but I've never been able to open it on the computer and remember, these files are not compatible with PC Suite. Copy these backup files elsewhere on your PC. and keep it safe, it is in such situation that you are pretty nervous and you make bad mistakes, losing your last chances to recover piece of data.
Have your memory card of your Nokia connected directly to a PC, back it up using simple copy or ZIP of the entire card. Now you should have find your .arc files in the Backup folder (hidden folder) of the memory card.
For these kind of backup, I do personally recommend you to backup Contacts, Messages, Settings, Calendars (Optional) and Bookmarks (Optional) and do not backup your personal files (User Files).
To backup from phone: 1. Go to the standard Nokia File Manager. 2. Click on Backup. 3. Then Options -> Restore. 4. Select the desired, such as Contacts, Messages, Settings etc. 5. Click "OK" to start backup process.
To restore the backup: 1. Go to the standard Nokia File Manager. 2. Click on Backup. 3. Then Options -> Restore. 4. Select the desired, such as Contacts, Messages, Settings etc. 5. Click "OK" to start restore process.
My personal advise is to never trust any electronic devices for your valueable data. Remember, these mistakes are not done by the device itself, its always our mistake and lack of precautions.
Nokia APN settings (Advanced Internet Configuration)
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You can setup your Nokia 5800XM to use APN’s (WAP / Internet / Wifi). Just go to the Main Menu -> Tap Internet -> Tap Web -> Tap Options -> Tap Settings ->Tap General -> Tap Access Point -> Tap Always Ask.
You can also control a ‘priority’ rule to use the APN on Nokia 5800XM, Goto the Main Menu -> Tap Settings -> Tap Connectivity-> Tap Destinations -> Tap Internet -> preferred APN (eg. WiFi) -> Tap Options, Organise, and Change Priority -> Tap into the slot position you want (say, first) -> OK.
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Maybe ure fone is not configured properly ..
Menu -> Settings -> Phone -> Notification Lights -> Notification Light -> Backlight For (Set your desired timeframe)
Solved !
Save A Wet Cell Phone
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1. Get it out of the water as soon as possible. The plastic covers on cell phones are fairly tight, but water can enter the phone in a short period of time, perhaps only 20 seconds or less. So grab your phone quickly! If you can't get to it in time, your best bet is to remove the battery while it is still under water. Water helps dissipate heat from shorts that can damage the phone, so most damage occurs when the inside of the phone is merely wet and there is a power source. This can go both ways. Being under water is more likely to short the battery to even more sensitive contacts, so be careful.
2. Don't panic. Your phone will probably not be too damaged if you right away take it out of the water. While it's in the water, immediately take it out.
3. Remove the battery. This is one of the most important steps. Don't take time to think about it; electricity and water do not mix. Cutting power to your phone is a crucial first step in saving it. Many circuits inside the phone will survive immersion in water provided they are not attached to a power source when wet.
4. If you have a sim card ,remove your SIM card. Some or all of your valuable contacts (along with other data) could be stored on your SIM. To some people this could be more worth saving than the phone itself. SIM cards survive water damage well, but some of the following steps are unnecessary i.e. don't heat it. Just pat it dry and leave it aside until you need to connect your phone to your cellular network.
5. Dry your phone. Obviously you need to remove as much of the water as soon as possible, so you can save it from getting into the phone. Shake it out without dropping it, then use a towel or paper towel (ideally trying not to clog the wet paper in the gaps and grooves of the phone) to gently remove as much of the remaining water as possible. Dry the excess moisture by hand.
6. Remove any covers and external connectors to open up as many gaps, slots, and crevices in the phone as possible.
7. Use a vacuum cleaner if possible Let the phone sit on absorbent towels, napkin, or other paper. It is thought that letting a cellphone sit in rice will absorb moisture including under the screen. Remember that the goal is to evacuate all the moisture and humidity, not to trap it or add even more. Check the absorbent material every hour for 4 to 6 hours. If moisture is evident, repeat the vacuuming step and desiccant steps.
8. Use a hairdryer or the heating vent to your car. Turn the hairdryer on a medium setting and gently dry the keypad and trackball on the phone. Dry any parts that may have gotten damp for 5-7 minutes. If you do not have access to a hairdryer at the time, then the heater on in a car full blast. Hold the phone up to the vent and dry all areas for 5-10 minutes.
9. Test your phone. After you have waited a day or so, make sure everything is clean and dry looking and re-attach the battery to the phone and see if it works. If your phone does not work, try plugging it into its charger without the battery, if this works, you need a new battery. If not, try taking your cell phone to an authorized dealer. Sometimes they can fix it. Don't try to hide the fact that it has been wet. There are internal indicators that prove moisture.
Actions On Lost / Stolen Phone
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What should I do? What you need to do is report the loss/theft to the police and to your network operator immediately that you know of the problem - your operator can then deactivate the SIM so that whoever has your phone can't make any calls on your account. Depending on which country you are in, your operator could also add your phone's IMEI to a blacklist shared with other networks - this will prevent the phone being used on networks in that country and is the most effective way to thwart thieves and those who buy stolen goods from thieves.
How do I protect my data in case of loss/theft? You can lock your phone with the security keyguard, this will then kick in after a pre-set number of minutes, requiring the security code (sometimes called the lock code) to be entered in order to access the phone. If you intend to protect your phone data this way, there are two important things to remember. The first is to change the code from the standard 12345, which virtually everybody knows, and the second is not to forget your code, because if you do you will need to visit your local Nokia service point to clear the code - a process which will also wipe your data. However, the real truth is that unless you are Barack Obama, Madonna or somebody equally high-profile, the average thief doesn't care for your data. The common thief is after the hardware - the phone would be sold on and in use by somebody else, your data would be wiped. The best security for your phone itself is to keep it secure.
Can I lock the phone remotely? Only if you are prepared for this eventuality in advance. Some phones such as the N96 have a Remote Phone Locking facility which you can activate in the security settings which will lock the phone when it receives a pre-set message. On other S60 smartphones, you may be able to install third-party software to achieve the same thing. All of this, of course, relies on your phone being able to receive the security message, which means that it must be switched on and your SIM card to still be in.
Can my phone be tracked? Practically, no. If your SIM card is in and the phone switched on, your network operator knows roughly where it is by the base station (mast) that it is closest to, but this is not something that is available to the end user and it only gives an approximate location anyway. Some people ask why their phone can't be tracked by GPS. The reason is that GPS-equipped phones have GPS receivers only, they receive signals from GPS satellites in order to work out the coordinates of the phone's location on the Earth's surface - the phone is not in any way broadcasting its location for the GPS system or any other system to follow.
Can't I destroy the phone remotely? No, stories that you can are nothing more than urban legend.
Phone Goes Voicemail Before Anwering It
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The length of time that your phone rings time is primarily a network issue, though Call Divert settings can influence it. You should be aware, however, that your network may have settings which override these settings in your phone, if this proves to be the case you should contact them sometimes they are able to increase the ring time from their end. Getting to the call divert settings may vary depending on your phone model:
Menu -> Settings -> Calling -> Call divert
Once here, the procedure should be the same for all phones: - Select Voice calls (this stage may not be present on simpler phones which support only voice calls) - Select If not answered - Select Activate - Select To voice mailbox - Choose time (between 5 and 30 seconds)
Also Check:
There are a couple of other factors that may help you to respond to your phone in time, especially if your phone spends its day in a pocket or bag or if you are often in a noisy place:
Volume - On the vast majority of Noka phones from recent years, if you have the volume set to the highest level, your it will automatically be in "Ascending mode", a safety feature which begins the tone quietly and increases the sound gradually to full volume. Setting the tone to one level below highest will retain the standard volume throughout the ringing.
Which tone? - Choosing the right tone is also key to being able to respond quickly to an incoming call. A tune that starts suddenly and loudly will be much easaier to react to than one which fades in gradually - for this reason, a typical rock tune is better than a typical classical tune.
Synchronising Contacts To New Phone
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These days, most of us live ane die by our mobile phones - our personal and business lives revolve around them; and yet technology moves so fast that our phones become outdated and are replaced so quickly. Luckily, the days when buying a new phone means that you have to laboriously re-enter all of your precious contact numbers are long gone. There are a number of different ways that you can transfer contacts between your old and your new phone, including:
SIM CARD The original and simplest way to port your contacts is via the SIM card. This system sells itself on the ease of use and the fact that it guarantees universal compatibility, but this simplicity also brings with it the inflexibility - the SIM card can hold just one name and one number per contact, and a typical limit the number of contacts it 250, so it is rapidly ending its tenure as a medium for the storage and transfer of contact information.
BUSINESS CARDS VIA BLUETOOTH Bluetooth connectivity allows data to be relayed between two phones within a range of about ten metres. All Bluetooth-enabled phones can send and receive contacts as vCard files, which allows you to transfer a complete contact to another phone with ease. Using the "Mark/Unmark" feature of your Nokia device, you can also send a batch of contacts at once - the phone still makes a separate transfer per contact, but provided the two devices are paired and set to automatically accept transmissions from each other, you can set things in motion and put the kettle on whilst the phones do most of the hard work - it's as easy as Options>Send business card>Via Bluetooth. The down side is that the vCards go into the Received Files folder of an S40 phone or the Messaging inbox of a Symbian smartphone, you will need to individually save each contact transferred to your address book, so it still isn't an ideal solution for large numbers of contacts.
Advantages: Quick and easy, wide compatibility, all contact information can be transferred Disadvantages: Still laborious in the case of large numbers of contacts, bulk sending may not work correctly from a different brand of phone.
DEVICE-TO-DEVICE SYNC Many Nokia phones have a Synchronisation or Switch feature which allows you to transfer personal data such as contacts between compatible devices. This is an effective method to transfer data, but unfortunately different versions used in different phones (depending on age and OS) mean that even two different Nokia devices might not be compatible for this method.
Advantages: Easy to use and almost entirely automatic Disadvantages: Not a reliable cross-platform method
SERVER SYNCHRONISATION A growing feature of the mobile internet is the ability to transfer your phone's personal data with a remote server, which is not necessarily the ideal way to transfer between devices but gives the added functionality that you can recover your data wherever you are in the world as long as you have internet access through your phone, so if you lose your data (or even your entire phone) on a business trip abroad, you don't have to wait to get home to recover it. An example of a server synchronisation service can be found at www.ovi.com
Avantages: Remote storage of data means you can use anywhere Disadvantages: System still in its infancy for personal consumers
PC SYNCHRONISATION Using Nokia PC Suite, N-Series PC Sutie or Ovi Suite you can synchronise your PIM (Personal Information Management) data with your PC (Outlook, Outlook Express, Vista Contacts, Lotus Notes etc.), allowing it to be subsequently transferred to another Nokia device. For Mac users, there is Apple's iSync software which does the same thing, though whilst it makes transfer between different brands of phone possible it does not guarantee compatibility with all phones from any manufacturer.
Advantages: Any PC-connectivity-enabled Nokia phone is compatibile (PC only), cross-brand support (Mac only) Disadvantages: Synchronisation software not always reliable
CONTENT COPIER Using Nokia Content Copier from any of the three PC Suites mentioned above, you can copy all or a selection of personal data from your phone into a backup file that can be restored to your phone after a repair or update, or transferred to another compatible phone. This gives ultimate protection as almost all of your phone contents can be saved, but the big downside is that this method is no use to you if you are coming to Nokia from another brand. Wise users back up their phones with Content Copier regularly to ensure that nothing is lost if the phone is lost, stolen or broken. Me, I remember to do it now and again :smileywink:
Advantages: All data can be backed up, and most data can be restored to most Nokia phones Disadvantages: All of the big manufacturers have their own version, but they are not inter-compatible
Memory Card Explained
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When shopping for memory cards, we tend to compare cards by the X speed, such as 80X, 150X, etc. But what are we measuring? The X speed is how much information the card can accept per second, also known as the write speed. A card that can accept more information per second when compared to another is referred to as being a fastercard. X is the baseline equal to a card accepting 150KB in one second.
- 1X = 150KB per second - 10X = 1.5MB per second - 50X = 7.5MB per second - 80X = 12MB per second - 150X = 22.5MB per second - 300X = 45MB per second
Faster cards can accept more megabytes of information per second. But just how much of an advantage is a faster card? With some cameras, there isn’t much advantage to using a faster card, while others will benefit from the high speed.
Cameras don’t capture an image and then immediately write the file to the card. Instead, the image file goes to a camera’s internal storage memory first; this memory is called a buffer. The buffer then feeds data into the memory card at a steady pace. Often a camera’s buffer is large enough to hold a significant number of image files, waiting to be saved to the memory card. Once the buffer begins to fill up, the camera slows down considerably.
The buffer is writing to the memory card at a speed that is limited by the camera design. If a camera is designed to write at a maximum 80X speed (12MB per second), the speed won’t be increased by using a memory card that’s rated at 150X. But there certainly isn’t any harm done to the camera or card by using a card that’s faster than the camera can write either.
Memory Cards for Video Clips
There is an advantage to using a faster card in a compact camera for capturing movies. Each movie frame is very small, usually less than 1/3 megabyte for silent video, slightly more for sound video. Most compact cameras capture movie frames at the rate of 15 or 30 frames per second. At the higher quality 30 fps rate this means the camera is capturing roughly 10MB of information per second. If the camera is not equipped with a card rated at 80X or higher, the internal buffer will soon fill up and stop the camera from capturing video. Because sound is also captured which increases the overall file size, manufacturers often recommend cards that are even faster than 80X.
What About SDHC Cards?
Secure Digital High Capacity cards are a large capacity variation of the Secure Digital card format and are physically the same size and shape. SDHC cards are available in 4GB and larger capacities and use speed class numbers to indicate the minimum write speeds, instead of the X ratings. In order to use SDHC cards, the camera must be designed for this format and most cameras produced in 2007 accept them. SDHC cameras, card readers and other devices are backward compatible and will also accept SD cards.
The Secure Digital Association (SDA) defines three speed classes in order to let users identify speed and performance capabilities of SDHC cards and the host products. The speed class rating specifies a MINIMUM sustained write speed for SDHC cards.
- Class 2 = 2MB per second - Class 4 = 4MB per second - Class 6 = 6MB per second
The word "minimum" is the clincher. If a card writes at 3.99999 MB/sec it’s still a class 2 card.
What’s the Best Card Speed to Buy?
To get the best match of speed and performance, check your device manual for recommendations. In particular, look for the maximum card size your device will accept. Check for speed recommendations so the card you buy will keep up with the device’s write speed when recording video and other high-demand applications running and storage.
Memory Card Data Problems & Classifications
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Check whether your memory card is under which Class. Generally there are 3 types of class for MicroSD memory card in the market now which are: Class 2, Class 4 and Class 6.
Higher class does not mean its the best where as it is actually depends on the compatibility with its host/phone/device. It is a common known problem that memory card MicroSD Class 2 is not compatible with 5800XM thus causing lots of data problem. It is recommended to at least use Class 4 to avoid this problem.
How to check which Class is our memory card??? Please refer to the picture below.
WiFi But Still Get Charged By Telco
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They wont charge you unless you have removed internet & streaming settings from the fone. This is because the standard telco settings for Internet access is still in the phone.
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Symbian acceptance restriction used to extent any apps online installed upon a dungeon phone or smartphone which used Symbian OS. It means if we need to implement unsigned applications we need to penetrate Symbian acceptance restriction. Every Symbian OS v9 (or newer) application has to be signed to be installed on the devices. If an application requires basic capabilities only, it can be signed with self-signed certificate using only your own computer. Basic capabilities include LocalServices, NetworkServices, ReadUserData, UserEnvironment and WriteUserData. Starting with S60 3rd Edition Feature Pack 2 release (aka S60 3.2) the Location capability can also be granted to self-signed applications. The instructions below show the steps of getting a developer certificate from Symbian Signed. It can be used by the developers to sign an application during development/testing. It can be used by the end users to sign unsigned applications. The DevCertRequest tool requires a certificate and a private key to be present when generating the request. If you have a TC TrustCenter Publisher ID, you can generate a certificate (.cer) and a private key (.key) file from it.
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Ridiculous, as there are no Symbian viruses for S60v5. Only S60v2's are affected also thanks in part to the encryptions used in S60v5, which the reason why it is unnecessary for S60v5 to have Anti Viruses. However, as anyone could tell you, the memory cards are vulnerable to PC viruses which at times may render files invisible. The same viruses which affect flash disks also affect memory cards since they are of the same type of flash hardware. Although of course the phone cannot be infected.
The White Screen Of Death (WSOD) Solution
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The WSOD occurs wen the firmware boot analysis fails to verify the intergrity of memory card. This could happen due to improper plug out the memory card from computer or a laptop without terminating the active connection "Safely Remove Hardware" or force fone shutdown with taking out battery few times, these can lead to corrupted memory card.
Its same like a desktop / laptop computer, the more u improper shutdown, the problem will rise on the next start.
Its advisable to make a full backup of memory card somewhere in computer, incase of crash, the user can just format the memory card and opy back the old data.
Having an issue with your Nokia 5800XM / Nokia N97 when it simply couldn't boot up with stuck at Nokia logo and the only way out was to do hard reset. No more hard reset again say no more to losing all my data and tried playing with battery, SIM, SD/SDHC, headphones and charger random insertion and removal.
All you need is: - Nokia Nokia 5800XM / Nokia N97 - Charger
Follow these steps: 1. Turn OFF your phone. 2. Insert charger. 3. Remove charger right after screen lights up. 4. Wait a couple of seconds till screen turns off and just after that press power button. 5. After standard vibration notification just put your charger in. 6. You can insert your PIN again. 7. Done !.
Now as the standard procedure to overcome this problem read below my write ups. Fresh bought or even having data loss? Refer below tips !
Set you Windows Explorer -> File Options (Enable view all files & system files)
1. Format ure SD Card (manual DOS trick), - Goto Command Prompt and type C:\>Format <SDdriveletter> eg. Format E:
2. Or you can use Windows Explorer formatting, right click on the memory card drive letter and select format.
(Dont't ever use quick format!)
3. Wait until it finished. 4. Install ure desired apps and games and themes. 5. Defrag (not recommended) and ScanDisk ure SD Card every 1 week.
Memory card or flash memory card is solid-state electronic flash memory data storage device capable of storing digital contents. Most SD cards ship preformatted with the FAT or FAT 32 file system on top of an MBR partition scheme. The ubiquity of this file system allows the card to be accessed on virtually any host device with an SD reader. Also, standard FAT maintenance utilities (e.g. SCANDISK) can be used to repair or retrieve corrupted data. SD cards with 4 GB and smaller capacities can be used with many systems by being formatted with FAT16 (4 GB only possible by using 64 kByte clusters, and not widely supported) or FAT32 file system (common for file systems 4 GB and larger). On an SD card, this is unnecessary, as the time required to access any block is the same. Defragmenting an SD card will wear the card out slightly, as the number of writes are limited before failure occurs (usually 100 000 times).
Enjoy!
Nokia 5800XM Internal Browser Issue
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There seems some bugs on the Nokia in-built browser to browse large sites and advanced flash based sites. Please try loading small sites.
Solution -------- 1. Close all applications running in the background. 2. Delete the contents of C:\System\cache. 3. Delete the contents of C:\System\dmgr. 4. Delete the contents of C:\System\temp.
Avoidance --------- 1. Large and slow loading sites. 2. Full flash based websites. 3. Flash based games sites.
Why? - Because, we're using smartphones and not a personal computer, the device built in browser has liitations and dont expect it to deliver what you always do on the personal computer.
Hope it makes sense, TQ
Certificate Error - Solved !
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NOTE - YOU CAN ONLY INSTALL SIGNED APPLICATION WITH THIS METHOD.
1. With the phone switched on, press the power button key once. 2. Scroll down to and select "Remove E: Memory Card". 3. Select Yes to remove the memory card. 4. Press OK and remove memory card from phone. 5. Press the Dialler on the main screen. 6. Type *#7370# 7. Enter security code. Default is 12345 unless it has been changed. 8. The phone will reset, wait for this to complete and power back on. 9. Select your country and type in the correct time and date. 10. Wait for the phone to complete its configurations, you may receive "My Nokia" or tutorial messages. 11. Power off phone. 12. Insert the memory card. 13. Power on the phone. 14. Wait for the phone to install any pre-loaded content from the memory card 15. Phone is ready to install applications, without "Expired Certificate" error message.
WARNING - IF YOU DONT TAKE BACKUP OF YOUR DATA OR FOLLOW THE EXACT STEPS HERE YOU WILL LOSS ALL DATA.
Common 5800 Tips and Tricks
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1. To bring out the Shortcuts on your Screen/Desktop-> Settings/Personal/Home Screen/Home Screen Theme and select Shortcut bar, you can then select which shortcut to display if goto "Shortcuts". This will also bring out the "Track" playing being displayed when you open the Music Player.
2. Tap the Clock to bring out the Clock menu and make your alarm, alarm repeat is now built-in.
3. Tap the "General" or Date (the set Profile besides the clock) and the Profile selection menu pops out, almost similar to pressing the "Power" button in all S60, but here the Remove memory is not shown, but "Calendar" shortcut is included and the other profiles as well.
4. If you are on the Numeric Keypad, pressing the [#] key alternately will toggle the General and Silent Profiles, same as before, which means long press on zero [0] will bring out bookmarks for the Web.
5. Tapping on the displayed To do or Calendar entry will bring you immediately to that particular item.
6. Tapping the Active Icon on the Top Left (near the battery indicator) will give you shortcuts for any of the active icons.
7. Long press on the Green Call Button will still activate the Voice Command Prompt
8. Long press on the center button is similar to the Long press on the "Menu" key (the yin-yang key on most S60) which will bring out the menu for all the active applications.
9. Go to Applications/File Manager and setup "Backup" for automated backup schedule of your phone data.
10. How to update your Nokia 5800 firmware using your phone. - Press *#0000# to display phone factory information and firmware - Now press options and select check for updates - The newest update is sent to your phone from nokia - Download and install updates. - This is done using GPRS or WIFI Connectivity.
11. Use Dialer and press # for about 2 seconds will switch the profile between Silent and General; press and hold 0 will open the web browser; press and hold 1 will open the voice mailbox
12. There is a shortcut key for Music, Gallery, Share, Video, Web shortcut at the top right corner just below the front camera
13. Press and hold the Green caller button when standby mode will activate the voice command. You could call the name from the contact or application name.
14. Organize your sms by grouping them like outlook by Messaging -> Option -> Setting -> Text message -> Other -> Show messages in groups -> Yes
15. Notification light will blink if there is unread sms/missed call. It could be turned off at Settings -> Notification light -> Off
16. If the touch input is not accurate, you could calibrate your screen at Touch Input-> Touch Screen Calibration -> ( Tap around the 4 dots at the corner)
17. Turning control functions: a. Rotate your screen horizontal or vertical b. Silence your phone for incoming call by rotate your phone with screen facing down. c. Snooze the alarm by rotating phone screen facing down
18. Theme effect will give 3D and transition effect if on but will slow down your tube considerably. Settings -> Personal -> Themes -> General -> Themes effects -> On/Off
19. Shortcut to exit application : Press and hold the middle white button then press and hold the program that you wish to quit, an open/exit option will pop out (useful for those haven’t install handy taskman yet)
20. When using handwriting input, slide from left to right is Spacebar, right to left is Backspace
21. Organize your menu by Menu -> option -> organize. You could drag and drop the location of the application you wish to relocate.
22. Always turn off wireless scanning, Bluetooth when not in use
23. For those not using 3G, choose your network mode to GSM instead of Dual mode which will consume more battery. Settings -> Connectivity -> Network mode -> GSM
24. Less Display Light a. Setting -> Phone -> Display -> light sensor (move the slider to the left) b. Setting -> Phone -> Display -> Light Time-Out (lesser time to save battery but annoying if too short while you are playing games)
25. Always terminate the application properly that is not using by using Option ->Exit. It might be running background and consuming battery which you don’t know.
26. Restart your phone if the memory less than 30MB, you could either soft reset (User a dialer and dial 5 * * then call) or hard reset by pressing the power button
27. Use Handy Taskman to close all application regularly or kill application that is not in use.
28. Some noise could be reduced if set the ISO sensitivity to low instead of auto.
29. When viewing pictures, you could use your stylus to view for previous (slide left) or next (slide right) picture like iphone feature.
30. For converting video that is high quality to play at 5800, should use the mp4 format as below (All is 16:9 widescreen): a) Xvid @ 678kbps resolution 480×272 b) Xvid @794kpbs resolution 640×352 c) H.264 @ 512kbps resolution 400×224 d) H.264 @ 550kbps resolution 400×224 (Recommended)
31. If you can’t find your songs after transferring from your pc to memory card, go to music player -> Option -> Refresh library
32. Always install your phone theme on the memory cards. This is because if some theme does not work (Christmas tree) then you need to flash your phone.
33. Uninstall your application in proper way. Use Menu -> Setting -> Application mgr. -> Installed apps -> Choose application then option n uninstall.
Nokia 5800 Shortcut Keys
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*#0000# Device(Firmware) and factory information. *#06# International Mobile Equipment Identity(IMEI) Number. *#7370# Soft reset your mobile with default password 12345 *#2820# BlueTooth device address *#7380# Factory settings restore with default password 12345 *#92702689# Go to Nokia's Life Timer. *#62209526# Mac address of Wi-Fi
HARD RESET - Turn off your mobile. - Hold Red (Call), Green (End Call) and Camera button together and turn on the mobile. - Keep holding the 3 keys until "Nokia's Joining hands" are seen.
Warning! - This method will wipe off the entire phone feature, settings and contents, use with care !
Qibla Location Tracker In Nokia 5800XM
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1. Goto Application -> Location -> GPS Data. 2. Select NAVIGATION (wait for compass to visible). 3. Afer compass is visible, now press Options -> Set Destination -> Coordinate. 4. Key in Latitude 21.4225°N and Logitude 39.8261°E (This is Ka'abah GPS coordinate). 5. Wait for calculations done. 6. Now, point the arrow on device to exact NORTH (this is not moving compass, so you need to move) 7. The RED dot is your kiblat location. 6. Done!
Screenshot below:
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Synchronising Your Favourite Bookmarks To Opera Mobile
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Tools Needed: 1. Opera Mobile 10 (Mobile Version) 2. Opera Browser 10 (Computer Version) 3. Opera Link Account (Create Here: http://link.opera.com/) 4. Some Of Your Free Time
Now, execute both Opera Browser (Computer Version) & Opera Mobile 10 (Mobile Version)
1. Firstly, goto your Opera Mobile 10 and create an appropriate folder under Bookmarks, eg. mine is "Personal Bookmarks".
3. Login to your Opera Mobile using username and password then let it to synchronise the new folder which you have created. 4. Now goto Opera computer browser and then goto Tools -> Opera Link Synchronisation -> Enable (Login and activate it) 5. You should see a new bookmark created which has been synchronised from your fone into your computer browser.
6. Now goto Opera computer browser and select Bookmarks -> Manage Bookmarks. 7. Copy your favourite bookmarks into your "Opera Mini -> Personal Bookmarks"
8. Now goto Opera Mobile 10 and disable the Opera Link button under SETTINGS and enable again, login again to synchronise. 9. Now go back to your phone and goto SETTINGS in Opera Mobile and click on Opera Link as image below.
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For the first time ever, on your phone, you can watch any video, connect with friends, listen to music, shop, and browse the web using the full-featured PC versions of your favorite websites.
To access this, register yourself at http://www.xmarks.com and synchronise your bookmarks into it and access from anywhere in the world your favourite bookmarks via http://my.xmarks.com .. currently Skyfire itself has not implemented the bookmarks synchronising feature to download it into Skyfire mobile browser like the Opera capable of.
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Check whether your memory card is under which Class. Generally there are 3 types of class for MicroSD memory card in the market now which are: Class 2, Class 4 and Class 6.
Higher class does not mean its the best where as it is actually depends on the compatibility with its host/phone/device. It is a common known problem that memory card MicroSD Class 2 is not compatible with 5800XM thus causing lots of data problem. It is recommended to at least use Class 4 to avoid this problem.
How to check which Class is our memory card??? Please refer to the picture below.
Security Code Error & Mismatch
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There are 2 ways
First way - Make backup of your personal data's from the phone such as Contacts / Messages etc. - Re-flash the latest firmware using Nokia Software Updater utility (Dont use FOTA @ Firmware Over The Air). - Hard reset your fone immediately after re-flashing your firmware vis NSU. - Try again the Nokia standard factory programmed code 12345.
Second way - Walk in to nearest Nokia Customer Care centre and have the device attended by trained professionals.
Bluetooth & Nokia Devices
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To create a Bluetooth wireless technology connection between your phone and a PC, you must have Bluetooth wireless technology equipment compatible with one of the supported Bluetooth stacks listed below:
Windows Vista 32-bit and 64-bit editions: - Microsoft Windows Bluetooth stack - WIDCOMM Bluetooth stack, driver version 6.x - Toshiba Bluetooth stack, driver version 5.10.12, 6.10.10, 6.30.01 - IVT BlueSoleil Bluetooth stack, driver version 5.0.5, 6.2.227.11, 6.4.245.0
Windows XP x64: - Microsoft Windows Bluetooth stack - Toshiba Bluetooth stack, driver version 5.10.12, 6.10.10 - IVT BlueSoleil Bluetooth stack, driver version 5.0.5, 6.2.227.11
Windows XP: - Microsoft Windows Bluetooth stack - Toshiba Bluetooth stack, driver version 4.0, 5.0, 5.10.12, 6.10.10, 6.30.01 - WIDCOMM Bluetooth stack, driver version 1.4.2.18, 3.x, 4.x, 5.0, 5.1, 5.5 - IVT BlueSoleil Bluetooth stack, driver version 3.x, 5.0.5, 6.2.227.11, 6.4.245.0
Note: Available Bluetooth technologies and their versions may not be supported by your Nokia mobile device. Check your Nokia mobile device user guide for further details about compatibility with the listed Bluetooth technologies.
Below is a list of supported Bluetooth software (Bluetooth stacks) for PC Suite 7.1, as listed in the PC Suite User Guide:
The Complete Symbian 9.X Folder Guides (until v31.0.101)
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This guide here is only for hacked phone. Please use this guide only for learning. Author do not take any responsibility for damage caused if you modify these files/folders. Please make sure you know exactly what you are doing.
Inside C:\Private folder there are some sub folders:
\1000295\ DBS_100065FF_Contacts.cdb - Contacts Database DBS_100069CC_btregistry - Bluetooth device List DBS_10207216_SWinsLog.db - Instalation log of Softwares
For OS9.1 phones (N73-1), some of the folders are different. C:\Private\100012a5\DBS_100065FF_Contacts.cdb - Contacts Database C:\Private\100012a5\DBS_100069CC_btregistry - Bluetooth device List C:\Private\100012a5\DBS_10207216_SWinsLog.db - Instalation log of Softwares C:\Private\10003a5b\Calendar - Calendar File
10005A3E\mediaplayer.dat - This is list of Recent clips in Real Player. Those who want to hide what videos they have seen, can just delete it
\10003A73\Cntmodel.ini - Speed dial Numbers \1000484b\Mail\ - Mail Folder (SMS) \101F413C\SIPprofiles.dat - SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) Profiles \101F4668\UnitConverter.ini - Stored Exchange Rates in the Converter \101F8530\Cookies - Browser Cookies \101875a\Startup\ - Startup Files ? \102072CC\SIMLanguage.dat - Current selected language of the SIM \20003252\Menuketserver.ini - (This File is in the Startup List) \10003A3F\import\apps\ - All your shortcuts to installed applications are saved in here in .RSC format, simply rename the .RSC to .RSCX to temporarily remove them from Menu, you can rename .RSCX back to .RSC later on. \101f401d\Logdbu.dat is the log file. \101F4CD2\Applications.dat is the file that holds the settings and locations of icons and custom folders located on your phone's MENU.
C:\resource\apps - The MIF files (Icon Files) Of the Softwares Installed in the phone,
C:\sys\data\mmcstore - This file has the Memory Card Password, Open with a text editor to view the current memory card password.
1. C:\private\10000850\ contains the mbm file of operator logos
2. C:\private\100059c9\start.dat some kind of autorun trigger. I couldnt decode this file, but it is it, I'm sure.. Why I think so? Because only after renaming or moving this file, autorun doesnt work. In all other cases apps start.
3. C:\private\10202be9\20001079.txt this location.. in this text file there is code, and a line which says :
Code: 0x00040006 string "clockspeed" 0 0x00040007 int 332 0
In line 41 and 42 of the file.. overclocking possibility maybe?
5. C:\PRIVATE\101F4CD2\Content\appshelldata.xml this file contains the whole menu layout (N82)
6. There are some huge file in phone, c:/private/102072c4/reserved.bin, 4.5 Mb size of plain 0xff.
Deleted it and free up phone memory check if your phone has one. The files are for FOTA (firmware over the air) coz when remove it, and go to the device mgr. app it reappears, so its safe to remove it, we wont need it as we never get any FOTA updates.
Your access points are stored in C:\Private\10202be9\persists\cccccc00.cre. Just make a copy of cccccc00.cre, and restore it to your phone (or send it to another phone), restart your phone, and you have your access point settings back just the way they were when you made the backup.
Bluetooth Your bluetooth name is in C:\Private\10202be9\persists\10204dac.cre, your paired devices are in C:\Private\100012a5\DBS_100069CC_btregistry
Bookmarks The bookmarks of Symbian's built-in web browser are stored in C:\Private\100012a5\DBS_101FD685_BrowserBookmarks. db.
Calendar Calendar entries are stored in C:\Private\10003a5b\Calendar.
Cookies The cookies of Symbian's built-in web browser are in C:\Private\101f8530\cookies.dat. Restart your phone after restoring or transfering the cookies file. If you've told your browser to delete your cookies, there is no cookies.dat file in C:\Private\101f8530.
Messages Your SMSs and mails from Symbian's built-in messaging application are stored in C:\Private\1000484b. If you've told your phone to store messages on your memory card, they are in E:\Private\1000484b. Copy the entire folder, and restore when needed.
Notes The notes you write in Symbian's Notes application are stored in C:\Private\100012a5\DBS_101F8878_Notepad.dat. If you can't delete or replace the file, it's because Symbian is using it. But there's a workaround for this problem: go to settings, data manager, memory, and select "back up phone memory" from the options menu. While your phone is making the backup, you can delete or replace the DBS_101F8878_Notepad.dat file.
Profiles Your profiles are stored in C:\Private\10202be9\persists\101f8798.cre. If you restore the backup, restart your phone.
T9 dictionary Your frequently used words in SMS and email are stored in C:\Predic\101F8615_F.dat. You don't even need to hack your phone to get into this folder.
The v40 Firmware - F.A.Q
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Answering Calls
Someone rings & the phone is unlocked to answer the call, but when the phone is locked and someone rings it says answer in green and unlock is blue, how can I answer the call without unlocking the phone?
- It's an arrow shown, pointing to the right, which implies movement. - The arrow is animated in a left-to-right direction, also implying movement. - The arrow is not a button, it is a suggestion. - Swipe the screen in the same direction as the arrow and in the same direction as the animation.
Access Symbian Folders via Computer
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If you connect your Symbian phone to your computer with PC Suite you can only see childproof folders like images, sounds, documents, etc. But there is a way to get into system folders like resource, private, and sys too.
Requirements - A hacked phone with "CAPS" switched off. - MapDrives on your phone. - PC Suite on your computer.
Step 1 - Make sure Symbian on your phone is hacked and "caps" are switched off.
Step 2 - Use MapDrives to assign virtual drive letters to your Symbian system folders.
Step 3 - Connect your phone to your computer in PC Suite mode.
Step 4 - Open "My Computer," and open Nokia Phone Browser. Do NOT open the drive with the phone symbol, and do NOT open your phone's drive from the PC Suite menu. Only use the Nokia Phone Browser from "My Computer."
Step 5 - Your mapped system folders will show up as drives in the Nokia File Browser, and you'll have full access to all the files in them.
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Python s60 version of S60 platform to bring a powerful and efficient tool for the Python programming language. Python is a developed by Guido Van Rossum open source programming language. Python is an interpreted, interactive, object-oriented programming language. It is often related to Tcl, Perl, Scheme or Java. Python fame is expected to continue rising. Python is a distinctive feature of the grammar has a very clear structure. Python have a module, class, exceptions, very high level dynamic data types and features such as dynamic input.
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Under circumstances PC Suite mode to connect your phone with computer, there is no need to "Safely remove hardware". You can simply plug-out your cable from the Phone and PC. In case if you are selecting Data Storage mode, your phone will act as a storage device (USB Drive to store data etc.), in that case only you have to safely remove hardware from your computer.
Moving Permanently Internet Browser Cache to Memory Card
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This modification will make Nokia 5800XM browser to cache in E:\Sys\Cache
- The C:\System\Cache remains empty and this saves space too. - Download and put the attached 101F8557.txt in C:\Private\10202be9 - Change the file attribute of 101F8557.txt to "READ ONLY" - Delete 101F8557.cre in C:\Private\10202be9\persist if exist. - Restart your phone.
Open the internal Nokia browser and surf some web sites, observe now it caches to E:\Sys\Cache. It also create new file called 101f8557.cre in persist folder, leave it there.
Now C:\System\Cache will be empty forever and saves C drive space (You may delete the Cache folder permanently).
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1. Download and Install User Agent Add-On - https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/59 2. Restart Mozilla FireFox. 3. Goto Tools -> Default User Agent -> Edit User Agent. 4. Click New -> New User Agent. 5. Fill Description with "Nokia 5800XM". 6. Fill / Replace the User Agent row at bottom with User Agent code below. 7. Press OK and exit. 8. Now switch from Default User Agent to Nokia 5800XM (Click Tools -> Default User Agent -> Nokia 5800XM). 8. Now surf & download stuffs from http://store.ovi.mobi/
User Agent Codes
Nokia 5800XM (Copy Paste the Blue link below) Mozilla/5.0 (SymbianOS/9.4; U; Series60/5.0 Nokia5800d-1/40.0.005; Profile/MIDP-2.1 Configuration/CLDC-1.1) AppleWebKit/413 (KHTML, like Gecko) Safari/413
Nokia N97 (Copy Paste the Blue link below) Mozilla/5.0 (SymbianOS/9.4; Series60/5.0 NokiaN97-1/10.0.012; Profile/MIDP-2.1 Configuration/CLDC-1.1; en-us) AppleWebKit/525 (KHTML, like Gecko) WicKed/7.1.123
Video Guide:
Nokia 5800XM ROM Patcher Patches Explained
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Activate Install Server.rmp - Standard installserver activator to enable discreet application installation.
Open System Files.rmp - Releases the HIDDEN/SYSTEM attributes set to phone memory files and folders, files are not visible.
Bluetooth Locker.rmp - Disables Bluetooth feature, useful to lock file transfer method by unauthorised 3rd party.
Camera Red LED OFF.rmp - Turns OFF the RED LED light feature at the rear camera.
Deny New Installation.rmp - Disables / restricts any new installation to the phone device (SIS/SISX)
LCD Light ON.rmp - Keeps the LCD light always ON, to disable this patch, user needs to restart the phone device.
LCD OFF Charge Complete.rmp - LCD light always ON bug v40.0.005 remover.
Record Tone OFF.rmp - Removes / disables the record tone BEEP (Please set PROFILE Warning Tones to OFF).
Settings Deactivate.rmp - Disables the phone SETTINGS feature.
Short Multi Tap.rmp - Short key strokes timing, useful for fast SMS geeks.
USB Data Disable.rmp - Disables USB cable port feature, useful to lock file transfer method by unauthorised 3rd party.
2Themes Activate.rmp - File cache activator to be used by certain application / system utilities / theme effects.
C2Z System Activate (If have) - File cache tranfer and use from C to Z ROM to be used by certain application / system utilities / theme effects.
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Nokia 5800XM Firmware Updating Tutorial via Nokia Software Updater
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Nokia 5800 XM Supports User Data Preservation (UDP) lets users upgrade their firmware without losing data (such as contacts, settings or installed applications).
Step 2 Connect your Phone via USB Cable to your computer and select PC Suite mode.
Step 3 Run Nokia Software Updater and follow the onscreen instructions.
Nokia 5800XM Firmware Updating Tutorial via Phone Itself (FOTA) Firmware On The Air
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Nokia 5800 XM Supports User Data Preservation (UDP) lets users upgrade their firmware without losing data (such as contacts, settings or installed applications).
Step 1 Key in *#0000#
Step 2 Go to option
Step 3 Select Check for updates
Step 4 If there is an update it will auto update you can choose to update via WIFI,3G or even GPRS.
Nokia 5800XM - Dead / Bricked Phone Solution
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Below are the specific tools for bringing your phone back alive in case if you have killed it.
USE BELOW INFORMATION AT YOUR OWN RISK !
Tools Needed - Phoenix Service Software or JAF Service Suite (These are no FREEWARE)
Important Note: Applicable for Nokia 5800XM which intended to be sold in Malaysia (Product Code 0570196, 0570197 & 0573786 only!
If you have no experience in flashing firmware, please walk in to nearest Nokia Care Centre for assistance.
Installing & Removing Hello OX - ROM Patcher
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I think most are confused about "Hacking" a phone. Basically Hello OX will just install few system files in C:\ and install ROM Patcher to open access "READ & WRITE" for all files in C:\
After installing Hello OX2, it will prompt you to keep or to uninstall, just uninstall Hello OX2 and leave the ROM Patcher in your phone.
To hack your phone, run ROM Patcher and enable all the .RMP files, when hack activated GREEN icon will be shown.
To disable hackings, just run ROM Patcher again and disable the .RMP files located in there.
If you want to completely unhack the phone, just install Hello OX and run it again, it will prompt for "This phone already hacked, if u wan to unhack please continue .. or whatever message which reminds you there .. and Hello OX will remove ROM Patcher plus related files.
Remove Hello OX and double confirm on the memory card and remove manually E:\Patches folder completely, and your phone is now completely unhacked.
Remember, removing Hello OX may cause some installed program at the hacked period fails to run.
Thats All!
This doesn't void your warranty in any manner, however if you're not satisfied or afraid of warranty issue, simply Hard Reset the device and it will return to factory standard.
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Method 1
There are times when a person gets tired of the way his/her phone’s UI looks, on most occasions the simple task of changing the theme acts as a refreshment, but those of you who seek more read on. Changing fonts on the 5800 is a simple matter of copying a folder across and restarting the phone, the process takes under 2 minutes and should you want to go back to the original fonts, that takes even lesser time. Below are a few demos of different fonts on the 5800, there is a download link at the bottom of each set should you decide to try the font on your own device. Click on the screenshots to enlarge.
Procedure To Apply New Fonts - Connect the phone in the ‘Mass Storage’ profile to the computer. Alternatively, you can use the memory card reader. - Goto the Memory Card, it shows up as a Removable Disk in ‘My Computer’. (Windows) - Navigate to the ‘resource’ folder and open it. - Copy the ‘Fonts’ folder into in. (Download links to Sample folders below) - Eject the device and restart. - You should see the new fonts applied.
Procedure To Use Own Fonts (*.TTF) - Make 4 copies of the font you desire to use and place them in a folder labeled ‘Fonts’. - Name them exactly as:
s60snr.ttf s60ssb.ttf s60tsb.ttf S60ZDIGI.ttf
- Copy this folder to the ‘resource\fonts’ directory on the memory card and restart the device.
Reverting To Original Font - Connect the phone in the ‘Mass Storage’ profile to the computer. Alternatively, you can use the memory card reader. - Goto the Memory Card, it shows up as a Removable Disk in ‘My Computer’. (Windows) - Navigate to the ‘resource’ folder and open it. - Delete the folder labeled ‘Fonts’. Alternatively you can choose to rename it to ‘Fonts2 or anything that you like. - Restart the phone, the originals should have been restored.
In case something goes wrong e.g. the characters are not displayed and so on, simply turn off the device, remove the microSD and start the phone. (You can delete the Fonts folder subsequently) Since we are using the removable microSD to experiment this process cannot damage your phone. Also, while choosing a font do keep in mind the fact that it will affect the font of the Web Browser also, so please keep something readable. E.g. The second font in the above list, looks ‘cool’ but will make web browsing a pain.
Method 2
Some requirements: - A file manager for S60v5 (X-Plore recommended) - Your own ".ttf" fonts collection. - Your relaxed free time.
Here is the step to change your Nokia 5800 font: 1. Open X-Plore, go to configuration menu and tick show hidden files and system folders option. 2. Go to z:/resource/fonts folder 3. Write down all file names on that folder, as for v31 is
- S60SC.ccc - S60TCHK.ccc - S60ZDIGI.ttf
3. Make three copy of your font and rename it (example: arial.ttf to S60SC.ccc, S60TCHK.ccc and S60ZDIGI.ttf). 4. Connect your phone to your computer. 5. Go to E:\resource (memory card) and make a new folder called Fonts. 6. Send all your fonts to that new folder (it must be e:/resource/fonts/S60SC.ccc, S60TCHK.ccc and S60ZDIGI.ttf). 7. Restart and you have the font changed!
Step to delete a custom font and revert to default font: 1. Connect your phone or memory card to your computer. 2. Go to e:/resource (memory card) and delete a folder called Fonts. 3. Restart and you have the font changed back to default one!
Its is not guaranteed this works or not, personally I never tested it because the fonts filenaming convention differs according to firmware versions.
Merge Custom Font With Chinese Language Support Nokia 5800XM
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What do you need?
1. You custom font. For this example we will be using Eras Medium ITC. 2. You need the original Nokia 5800 fonts. 3. You need a font editor. For this example we will be using High Logic Font Creator.
The idea is pretty simple actually which is to copy over the custom font and overwrite into the original font but to keep the chinese fonts intact.
The first step is to open both your font files. Firstly we open the ERASMD.ttf and S60SC_C.ttf. Then what you do is basically click on any of the characters in your custom font (in this situation is ERASMD.ttf) then select all (Ctrl-A) and go to Edit > Copy user posted image Then go to your original font file (S60SC_C.ttf) and paste the file. Take notice, you need to scroll down and select the comma, then go to Edit > Paste Special. The comma can be found right after this wiggly looking underscore. I will explain why the comma at the end of the tutorial.
Next you will prompted with a small window. Be sure to check Glyph Mappings and select Overrule Same Mappings. What this means is basically for the ABC and 123 fonts, it will overwrite the old font so that the new custom font will take over. Then just hit OK. Give it some time to process. user posted image The final step is to save the file. Go to File > Save As and save with the same name (S60SC_C.ttf) into your newly created Fonts Folder.
Repeat the same steps from the begining and merge your custom font with the other font file (S60TCHK_C.ttf). The reason for this is because actually S60SC_C.ttf and S60TCHK_C.ttf may look almost the same file but they contain some different characters in each.
So if you want to use it for your Nokia 5800, repeat this tutorial two times with the respective files. As for the last file (S60ZDIGI.ttf), just use back the original file because this file does not really contain any alphabets and it is okay to use back the original one.
Why do I need this tutorial again? Basically for those who want to merge their custom font to enable Chinese/Japanese/Russian character support on their Nokia 5800 (or any other phones for that matter)
Why copy from the custom font to the original and not the other way around? Because the original file has about 30,000 glyphs (characters) and if you copy it over the software will crash.
Why do I need to start pasting only after the ‘comma’? Because if you paste any earlier than that, it might overwrite the special wingding characters such as the ‘arrows’ and the ‘circle with dot’etc.
I don’t have High Logic Font Creator, where can I download it? Well you have to purchase it from the link given at the begining of the tutorial. It costs USD$79 for the Home Edition and USD$149 for the Professional Edition.
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- Open Windows Explorer - Open E:\Private folder - Open 101ffca9 Folder - Delete harvesterdb.dat file - Delete the E:\Private\10281e17 - Disconnect phone from PC - Turn device OFF then ON back again
Remember: Media library refreshing may take somtime to load for the first time depending on the amount of songs you're having on the device. Please be patient.
Prepaid User's Credit Draining Issue
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Unfortunately, this is caused by the end-user themselves. This issue can be override by doing some settings on the phone. The issue involves data usage without the user's concern, If u have noticed, the device and some applications will warn the users regarding Data / Call / SMS use permission, and most of the users are actually lack of read and understand these messages.
1. Remove the STREAMING profile permanently by deleting the setting from telco. 2. In the INTERNET section remove all the telco settings. 3. In the MULTIMEDIA section remove all the telco settings except the one applicable for you, as in my case my SIM card is 3G, so I just keep my CELCOM 3G MMS only and delete permanently the rest of it. 4. In the WAP SERVICES section remove all the telco settings except the one applicable for you, as in my case my SIM card is 3G, so I just keep my CELCOM 3G WAP only and delete permanently the rest of it.
The reason you are deleting the unwanted settings is a special cause which you will overcome the credit drain issue.
Unable To Start Operation, Installer Already In Use Error
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Solution 1 - Try terminate the running applications using KILL ME application.
Solution 2 - Eject the memory card from device using proper method, press OFF button once and scroll down to select REMOVE MEMORY CARD option. Then re-insert back the memory card. Solved, this happens due to system busy while reading memory card for installation preparation.
Auto Answer Enabled Automatically
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There's no auto answer for the device itself unless u plugged in related accessories. Try below guide: 1. Menu -> Settings -> Calling -> Call -> Anykey Answer -> set to OFF 2. Menu -> Settings -> Phone -> Accessories -> Scroll all 6 category there and set all Automatic Answer to OFF
- It should be in Headset, Wireless Car Kit and Music Stand.
Do a test call from outside and see if the problem persists. TQ
Installing .DM Files From OVI Store via Offline
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Here is a tutorial on how to install .DM protected theme files for the Nokia phones. These files are files packaged with Nokia's DRM (Digital Rights Management) and we use this to protect our work from being edited. Many people keep asking me how to install files in .DM and are having difficulties installing these files but it is quite easy. If you are experiencing problems just don't do the following things:
- Do not change .DM to any other extensions, it's pointless it won't work. - Do not unzip it, since you cannot open them in WinZip or WinRAR or compression tools. - These .DM files are locked permanently, which means you can't edit them.
The only way to install .DM files, is via Bluetooth from another phone and receive (immediately choose INSTALL) upon receive.
This post has been edited by Xploit Machine: Feb 19 2010, 10:03 PM
Make Nokia 5800 XpressMusic's Battery Last As Long As Possible
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The battery is charging when the battery icon's bar chart (in the top right corner of the screen) is animated. When the battery is full, the bar chart is full and has stopped moving. If you want to make sure the battery is full, wait for the animation to stop moving before you disconnect the charger. The whole charging process on an empty battery may take a couple of hours, but this can vary tremendously depending on what kind of charger you use. The higher the charger's "mA" rating, the quicker it will charge the battery. Different Nokia chargers have different mA ratings, which are visible on an engraved panel below the prongs. Incidentally, you do not need to empty the battery before charging. Modern lithium phone batteries can be recharged however full they are. Money-saving, tree-hugging hint: Disconnect the charger from the mains wall socket when not in use. Chargers which are left plugged in use a small amount of electricity which will cost you money and cause needless damage to the environment. This applies to all electronic appliances, unplug them when you don't need them.
Do NOT switch the phone off! We're often told to turn lights off to save energy, but this advice does not work on mobile phones. In fact, although it sounds crazy, your phone's battery charge will last longer if you DON'T turn it off! The reason for this is that devices like the 5800 are actually pocket-sized computers with a phone built into them, which is why they're often called "smartphones". Just like PCs, smartphones take a while to boot up, and this booting process involves lots of intensive computing tasks that help to get the phone ready for use. Switching a phone on actually uses far more battery power than simply leaving the phone on, and of course if you switch the phone off you will have to switch it back on again at some point. If you switch a phone on and off lots of times, it will use up the battery very quickly, because you're asking it to boot up lots of times. Your battery will last a LOT longer if you just leave the phone on all the time, and charge it while it's still on. A fully-charged 5800 can stay switched on in standby mode for up to two weeks, because in standby mode with the screen switched off it doesn't have to do much except wait for calls or commands. You don't need to do anything special to put the 5800 into standby mode, it is automatically in standby when it isn't being used. There is no real need to ever switch a mobile phone off, unless something has gone wrong with it and you want to try rebooting it.
Shutdown Unnecessary Applications The 5800 is an S60 smartphone, and can run several applications at once (for example you can listen to music while surfing the web and receiving instant messages). However, the more applications you run at once, the quicker the battery will be drained, so it's a good idea to shut down any applications you don't need. You can see all the current running applications by doing the following, hold down the white menu button for a few seconds (you can let go of the button once the Open Applications menu appears). Select an icon in the Open Apps menu to go to that application, and exit the app from its own options menu to shut it down. Alternatively, most apps can be shut down by going to them and pressing the red button below the screen. The fewer apps that run simultaneously, the longer the battery will last. Running fewer apps simultaneously will also make the phone run faster overall, because it has less to do at once.
Turn Down The Screen Brightness To Lowest Acceptable Level One of the biggest battery drains on portable devices is the screen's lighting system, which is why mobile device screens usually dim themselves when they're not in use. You can make your phone's battery last longer if you turn down the screen's brightness to the lowest level that you're okay with. Here's how to do it on the 5800, press the white menu button, select "Settings", select "Phone", select "Display", select "Light Sensor", then adjust the slider towards "Minimum" to dim the display. Use the lowest setting that feels comfortable. When you've finished, select "OK", then press the red button to go back to the front page. When you're not using the 5800 it's a good idea to lock the screen, partly because it stops the screen being touched by mistake, but also because it switches the screen off too. The phone itself carries on running, but the screen being off will make the battery last a lot longer. You can lock the screen manually by flicking the "keyguard switch", which is in the middle of the right side of the phone. You can unlock the screen by flicking the same switch again. (Don't worry about the switch returning back to its original position, it's meant to do that.) In case you forget to do it manually, you can make the screen dim automatically when it isn't being used. Here's how to set the screen auto switch-off period, press the white menu button, select "Settings", select "Phone", select "Display", select "Light Time-Out", then move the slider to the quickest setting that you feel comfortable with. When you've finished, select "OK", then press the red button to go back to the front page. Alternatively, you can set the screen lock to go on automatically (which dims the screen as well as locking it), press the white menu button, select "Settings", select "Phone Management", select "Auto Keyguard", select "Keypad Autolock Period", select "User Defined", then enter how long you want the phone to wait before locking the screen, select "OK", then press the red button to go back to the front page.
Use Headphones Instead Of Speakers If you listen to music on the 5800's built-in speakers you will use the battery up more quickly than if you listen through headphones. Headphones are inside your ear so they use much less power to deliver the same intensity of sound, whereas speakers have to get the sound to your ear over a much longer distance.
Avoid Using Camera Flash Unnecessarily In some situations (such as a dark room) you need to use the 5800's camera flash in order to get a decent picture, and in other situations (such as being outdoors on a bright day) the camera will automatically switch the flash off when taking pictures. However, there are many situations which fall between these two extremes, where the 5800's camera will automatically use the flash, but where you could get a reasonable photo without it. In those circumstances you may want to switch the flash off because it's using up the battery unnecessarily. To switch the 5800's flash off completely, press the camera button on the right side of the phone, select the flash icon (by default it's "A" for Automatic), double-click on "Off", then take the picture with the camera button. You can choose the other flash modes (On, Auto, Red Eye Reduction) using the same process.
Turn Off Screen Touch Vibrations Touch Screen vibration motor disable will save some battery usage too, to disable press the white menu button, select "Settings", select "Personal", select "Profiles", select "General" (or whatever profile you normally use), select "Personalise", select "Touch Screen Vibration", select "Off". Press the red button to get back to the front page.
Use 2G instead of 3G The 5800 can use both 2G and 3G phone networks. The advantage of 3G is a very high speed of internet access, the latest 3G networks have a technology called 3.5G HSDPA which lets you use speeds up to many megabits, comparable to PC broadband connections at home. The disadvantage of 3G networks is that they use up a phone's battery more quickly during calls. The most popular kind of 2G network is called GSM, and the most popular kind of 3G network is called UMTS, and is also known as WCDMA. The 5800 uses GSM for 2G and UMTS/WCDMA for 3G. (Incidentally, there's also a 2G network called CDMA but this is nothing to do with UMTS/WCDMA.) By default the 5800 uses 3G networks, but automatically switches to 2G when there is no 3G network available in your current location. If you don't need high speed internet access, try switching your phone into 2G-only mode in order to save battery life during phone calls. Here's how to do it on the 5800: Press the white menu button, select "Settings", select "Connectivity", select "Network", select "Network Mode", select "GSM", select "OK", then press the red button to go back to the front page. If you want to go back to automatically selecting 3G networks when available, repeat the above process but select "Dual Mode" instead of GSM. If you want to use the internet remember to do switch back to Dual Mode, otherwise your 5800 will be stuck in 2G mode which means a very slow internet connection.
Try To Get Good Signal The better the signal on your phone, the easier it is for the phone to connect to a base station (aka phone mast or phone tower). The easier it is to connect to a base station, the less power a phone uses during calls. By making sure you have a good signal during calls, texts or internet use, you can make the phone's battery last longer. You can see the current strength of the phone's signal in the top left corner of the screen, and below it it should say "3G", "3.5G" or display an aerial logo in 2G networks. The higher the bar, the better the signal, and the longer your phone's battery will last when connected to the base station. You can get a better signal by being out in the open, or if you're indoors try to be near windows. The best signals are when you're as near as possible to a base station, with a clear line of sight. Modern phones are able to connect even when they're deep inside buildings, but this requires more power which uses up the batteries more quickly.
Use Offline Mode (aka Flight Mode) If you're using your 5800 just for offline things like listening to music or watching a video, and you don't need to take any calls on it, you might want to switch it into Offline mode (also known as Flight mode). Offline mode means that the phone switches off anything which involves radio transmissions, such as phone calls, text messages, internet connections, Bluetooth or Wi-Fi. This is often required on aircraft, in certain hospitals and on building sites with explosives, due to fears about radio interference (the aircraft requirement is why it's also known as Flight mode). Going into Offline mode switches off all of the phone's current connections. You can manually switch on Wi-Fi in Offline mode, but the phone will first remind you that you're in Offline mode and ask you for permission for each connection. If you've been told by someone to stop radio transmissions, don't allow such connections. Offline mode saves a certain amount of battery life as the phone no longer has to use its radio transmitters, but it does mean that the phone cannot send or receive any calls or texts. (The one exception is an emergency number such as 112 in Europe, 999 in the UK or 911 in the US, all phones can contact emergency numbers in all circumstances, even without a SIM card.) It's also worth noting that Offline mode doesn't actually save that much battery life, as modern wireless devices are very good at making connections and then keeping them open with as little power as possible. Using connections uses up battery life, but simply having connections open doesn't use that much power. To put the 5800 into Offline mode, On the phone's front page (aka its standby screen), click on the date at the top of the screen. From the drop-down menu, select "Offline", then select "Yes" if necessary. The signal bar will turn into an "X" to show that the phone is no longer connected to the phone network, and all other wireless connections will also be broken. To put the phone back into normal mode, click on the front page's date again and select "General", then select "Yes" if necessary. (You can also use this menu to select other profiles if you prefer, profiles can be customised by pressing the white menu button, then "Settings", then "Personal", then "Profiles".)
Certificate Error Notification - General Explanations
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Message - Certificate error. Contact the application supplier. Explanation - You may have tried installing unsigned application. Note that signing is mandatory S60 3rd Edition. You can use self-signed certificate or developer certificate from Symbian Signed to sign your application.
Message - Unable to install. Constrained by the certificate. Explanation - This message pops up when you attempt to install developer certificate in the unsupported device. The developer certificate from Symbian Signed can only be used in a limited number of devices. Remember that you have to send your IMEIs to Symbian Signed when requesting certificate. You cannot use the certificate in other devices that is not in your IMEIs list.
Message - Required application access not granted. Explanation - Check that your certificate can be used to sign all capabilities needed by your application. For example, if you use self-signed certificate, you can only sign basic set capabilities, i.e. NetworkServices, ReadUserData, WriteUserData, LocalServices and UserEnvironment. If your application requires one of the extended capabilities, for example SwEvent, you cannot sign it with self-signed certificate. In this case, apply for developer certificates from Symbian Signed.
Message - Unable to install a protected application from an untrusted supplier. Explanation - If you use self-signed certificate, make sure that your application uses unprotected UID, i.e. 0xA0000000 - 0xAFFFFFFF. If you use protected UID (0?20000000 - 0?2FFFFFFF) or legacy UID (0?10000000 - 0?1FFFFFFF), you will get this message.
Message - Unable to install. Explanation - This message may come up when your installation file (.sis/.sisx) copies files to other application?s private folder, i.e. \private\uid. Note that Symbian 9 introduces data caging concept, it means you dont have access to other applications private folder.
Message - Expired Certificate Explanation - Do this? Set the phone date back by 1 year or 5-6 months.
Message - Update error Explanation - Uninstall any previous version of the application, then switch on/off the phone and install again.
Get yourself a Symbian signed certificate both CER & KEY.
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Video Guide Signing Symbian S60 SIS & SISX Application
Increase Phone & Memory Space
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This is the procedure to be performed:
- You must have a hacked phone with enabled Install Server & Open4All activated - GOTO THIS FOLDER LOCATION "C:\Resource\Help" (Delete entire folder) - GOTO THIS FOLDER LOCATION "C:\System\Im" (Delete entire folder) - GOTO THIS FOLDER LOCATION "C:\System\mobilesearch" (Delete entire folder) - GOTO THIS FOLDER LOCATION "C:\Private\101f875a\startup" (Delete files!) - GOTO THIS FOLDER LOCATION "C:\Private\101f875a\tasks" (Delete all file!) - GOTO THIS FOLDER LOCATION "C:\Private\101f6efa\" (Delete all files!) - GOTO THIS FOLDER LOCATION "C:\Private\102072c4\" (Delete all files!) - GOTO THIS FOLDER LOCATION "C:\Private\101f8857\Cache\CData\" (Delete all files !) - Use X-Plore / Y-Browser and find for "reserve.bin" (Should be 2 of it) and delete both of it !
AND DELETE ALL THE FILES IN THOSE FOLDERS (DO NOT REMOVE THE FOLDERS!)
REBOOT TO SEE THE DIFFERENCE
Also, 1. Close all applications running in the background 2. Delete the contents of C:\System\cache 3. Delete the contents of C:\System\dmgr 4. Delete the contents of C:\System\temp
Works perfectly in Nokia 5800XM, and for those whom wanted to know what's gone there, its just dumped startup files which takes up space and memory.
Trouble Playing Flash Based Contents & Flash Games
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For most Nokia 5800XM phones having playing newer version of SWF or Flash contents, the Adobe Flashlite plaftorm must be updated. After run the update, the system will replace the C:\Private\101fd693\Nokia_FLVPlayer.swf application. After that install the latest Skyfire browser for Symbian.
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1. Use your PC to go http://pixelpipe.com/ 2. Click sign up to register as member. After that page, will ask you what the service uploader needed, select Facebook 3. Click all those allow accessing to facebook, like grant permisson to upload picture directly. 4. You are done on pc part. use your 5800XM now and browse http://pixelpipe.com/nokia 5. Login your account on that page. Download the service to Share Online. 6. Go Share Online in "Internet", and click the Pixelpipe to activate your account. it will bring you to a webpage to download your account setting to share online. Download it! 7. After you click DOWNLOAD, the setting is finish configured and ready to upload picture.
Credits to splua333
How To Check Dead Pixels On Nokia 5800XM LCD Screen?
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If you want to check whether there are dead pixels on the screen: Turn on the camera then put your hands covering the entire lens so that no light can get in and would be totally dark. if the screen is black all over that's good. if there's some dots that still light up, it's a sign of dead pixels.
Credits to keivin1991
Using Nokia 5800XM As Webcam
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Download install and configure SmartCam. SmartCam uses WiFi connection, after installation restart PC, no need to configure your chat application such as MSN, Yahoo, Skype or Nimbuzz.
1. Start SmartCam in PC and Mobilephone. 2. SmartCam icon will be enabled at taskbar, near clock. 3. At SmartCam mobilephone goto settings and click Connect -> WiFi 4. Enter the local IP address of your computer running MSN / YM / SKYPE (eg. 192.168.1.5) 5. Done .. start video chat !
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Installation: 1. First you need to already have Epocware Handy Shell which is USD$19.95 (latest version is v1.04) 2. Make sure Handy Shell is not running 3. Sign the file and install. 4. Restart your phone <-- Important !
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There is a question that people always questioned on the forum and another sites. The problem that appears to be common to all s60 3rd devices. The topic is how to removed themes from your device? Mostly they removed it using Application Manager, for example N80IE, and on newer firmware for other devices. Don’t worry, as long as you install your themes to your memory card there is an easy way to remove those unwanted themes. Here is some steps to guide you.
1. Connect your device to your PC in ‘Mass storage’ mode - or insert your MiniSD card into a card reader and connect it to your PC.
2. Once your PC recognizes your card a new drive will appear under ‘My Computer’. Open it, and browse to \Private\10207114\import.
3. Browse through each of the folders in this directory to find the theme you would like to remove. The MBM, MIF, and SKN files in each folder should each be named after the theme - so if you want to remove a theme called My Theme, look for MyTheme.mbm etc. You may see some MBM/MIF/SKN files named simply themepackage.mbm etc. In this case, simply open the SKN file in Notepad and you will see the actual theme name in the first few lines of text.
4. Once you’ve found the folder containing the theme files you’d like to remove, simply delete the contents of the folder (don’t delete the folder itself). Now put your card back in your phone you’ll notice that the theme is no longer listed under themes and you’ve freed up some space on your memory card. In newer devices, theme folders/files are located in two different directories [!:\private\10207114\import] and [!:\resource\skins] - delete the like-named folders from each directory to remove themes.
Credits to icechiller555
Speaker Volume Problem - Do It Yourself (Warranty Will Be Void!)
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Ear Piece Problem
Take the plectrum (a three cornered stylus, which came in the box).
Turn the phone OFF and remove battery, unscreq the small starred screws from phone
We'll start to remove the upper panel (see diagram). Getting started is from, so as to stay top of the accelerometer sensor lights.
Removed the lid. You should get as in the picture.
Now we'll see the speaker. It should be pulled out and turned upside down.
There will be two copper contact pins which should be unbent (see image).
Unbend them and then place it back to original position on phone.
The earpiece problem is now solved.
Stylus Drop Out DIY Guide
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Use a masking tape in the first picture (some cheap PVC electrical tape), put two layers of it, the upper one a bit smaller then the bottom one (maybe it would work even better if the upper one was larger since it would be even smoother transition). the stylus is bent at the top so it slides in easily without tearing the tape and out it goes as it should.
Gallery Does Not Loads Images
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Connect your device via Mass Storage mode to computer, goto Windows Explorer -> Tools -> Folder Options -> under VIEW tab, tick the "Show Hidden Folde & Files".
1. See if the images are intact in the <memorycard>:\Images\ 2. Delete the hidden thumbnails folder under <memorycard>:\Images\_PAlbTN
Now, disconnect the device from Mass Storage mode from computer by clicking the "Safely Remove Hardware" icon near clock there.
Goto GALLERY and wait for the images to refresh. Done !
Lost Memory Card Data On Certain Circumstances
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Restoration is an easy to use and straight forward tool to un-delete files that were removed from the recycle bin or directly deleted from within Windows, and we were also able to recover photos from a Flash card that had been formatted. Upon start, you can scan for all files that may be recovered and also limit the results by entering a search term or extension. In addition, it also provides the option to wipe the found files beyond simple recovery. The program is small and standalone, it does not require installation and can also run from a Floppy disk. Restoration works with FAT and NTFS as well as memory cards.
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Lots of people come to the boards asking how to remotely prevent their phones being used because they are lost or stolen. Sorry, You Can't!
What should I do?
What you need to do is report the loss/theft to the police and to your network operator immediately that you know of the problem - your operator can then deactivate the SIM so that whoever has your phone can't make any calls on your account. Depending on which country you are in, your operator could also add your phone's IMEI to a blacklist shared with other networks - this will prevent the phone being used on networks in that country and is the most effective way to thwart thieves and those who buy stolen goods from thieves.
How do I protect my data in case of loss/theft?
You can lock your phone with the security keyguard, this will then kick in after a pre-set number of minutes, requiring the security code (sometimes called the lock code) to be entered in order to access the phone.
If you intend to protect your phone data this way, there are two important things to remember. The first is to change the code from the standard 12345, which virtually everybody knows, and the second is not to forget your code, because if you do you will need to visit your local Nokia service point to clear the code - a process which will also wipe your data.
However, the real truth is that unless you are Barack Obama, Madonna or somebody equally high-profile, the average thief doesn't care for your data. The common thief is after the hardware - the phone would be sold on and in use by somebody else, your data would be wiped. The best security for your phone itself is to keep it secure.
Can I lock the phone remotely?
Only if you are prepared for this eventuality in advance. Some phones such as the N96 have a Remote Phone Locking facility which you can activate in the security settings which will lock the phone when it receives a pre-set message. On other S60 smartphones, you may be able to install third-party software to achieve the same thing. All of this, of course, relies on your phone being able to receive the security message, which means that it must be switched on and your SIM card to still be in.
Can my phone be tracked?
Practically, no. If your SIM card is in and the phone switched on, your network operator knows roughly where it is by the base station (mast) that it is closest to, but this is not something that is available to the end user and it only gives an approximate location anyway.
Some people ask why their phone can't be tracked by GPS. The reason is that GPS-equipped phones have GPS receivers only, they receive signals from GPS satellites in order to work out the coordinates of the phone's location on the Earth's surface - the phone is not in any way broadcasting its location for the GPS system or any other system to follow.
Can't I destroy the phone remotely? No, stories that you can are nothing more than urban legend.
Flashing Dead Nokia 5800XM via JAF (USB)
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Press and hold GREEN + RED + CAMERA when powering up.Keep the keys pressed until you get the shaking hands. That should fully reset the device, with a lock code of 12345 (Unless changed by user). This is only available on phones with 20.0.012 or later.
- Connect JAF and start the software. - Select BB5 tab, select USB mode. - Select Manual Flash and USE INI. - Select your model and INI. - Press FLASH. - Wait for "Searching for phone", "Init USB Communication" ..now Press power on the phone once (Dont Press & Hold!) - JAF software should start flash procedure.
This is a sample status log successful of Dead USB Flashing
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Video Guide - Dead Phone Flashing via JAF Service Suite
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Thanks to nicks for the source from DailyMobile.SE
Flashing Dead Nokia 5800XM via Phoenix (USB)
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Press and hold GREEN + RED + CAMERA when powering up.Keep the keys pressed until you get the shaking hands. That should fully reset the device, with a lock code of 12345 (Unless changed by user). This is only available on phones with 20.0.012 or later.
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Download and extract XM Hello OX2 2010.rar included in here ..
1. Install FreeSigner (Expired 12/2009, please change your phone date). 2. Copy .CER and .KEY received from OPDA China to any folder on memory card. 3. Open FreeSigner, Options -> Settings 4. Fill Sign Cert and Sign Key with .CER and .KEY from received OPDA China. 5. Add HelloOX2 to FreeSigner to be signed. 6. Options -> Sign Sis -> Go!. 7. Install the Signed Hello OX. 8. Open Hello OX from application folder, skip MODO installation. 9. Uninstall Hello OX after ROM Patcher successfully installed. 10. Goto E:\Patches, remove all .RMP and replace with my own *.RMP included. 11. Select both patches and Click Options -> Patch -> Apply Auto 12. DONE
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If you set your phone free you can read your memory card password from a file on your internal phone memory. Your memory card password is stored in C:\sys\data\mmcstore (this folder only exists if you've set a memory card password).
First - You need to hack your phone. Phone can't see the hidden folder.
Second - Open X-Plore / Y-Browser file browser - Go to C:\<phone memory> then find SYS folder - Find next data folder, search the file name "mmcstore" - Your MMC password located at here C:\sys\data\mmcstore\
After that, copy the "mmcstore" file to other directory on "E:\" and rename them to "mmcstore.txt".
Now open this file, you'l now get to see your memory card password !
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If your password has numbers or other strange characters, there may be question marks in between them. Just ignore those question marks. If you open the file in Notepad on a computer with Windows, there will be spaces in between the characters of your password.
Video Guide
Open Multiple Tab In Default Nokia Web Browser
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U can use UCWeb, or create a new bookmark and link to the following address:
javascript:window.open('http://www.google.com')
So every time click on it and a new tab will open. if u wana switch menu, open up the menu shortcut button and change tab. if u don wan the tab to open google, u can change the website link.
Credits to toughnut
Home Screen Icons Not Working (Hacked Phone Only!)
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Method 1 Problem: This is the problem I have and any assistance will be greatly appreciated. Well, the problem is on the home screen (desktop) of my phone none of the icons are working. When I select the "Shortcuts Bar" as the homescreen theme, the phone does not display any of the shortcuts on the home screen. When I touch the locations where the shortcuts would be (on the homescreen) I can see the hit area getting highlighted, but nothing happens (also none of the shortcut icons are shown either). Further, the "phonebook" and the "dialler" icons at the botton of the screen don't work either, when I "touch" them (atleast the two icons can be seen here, but nothing happens), plus pressing the "green" hard key does not bring up the dialler screen as well. I tried everything I could think of, such as stripping out all themes and even tried a factory reset, but none of these did any good. Everything else works fine on the phone (including the contacts bar on the home screen) and the phone has 40+ mb free (C drive). So, I'm pretty much clueless as to what might be wrong here.
Solution: To those have missing icons on your shortcut bar, you can recover it back without hard reseting your 5800. Just direct to c:\private\10202BE9\persists\ and delete 10275102.cre and restart. Your 5800 should hang in the blank homescreen. this is because it is recreating the deleted file which may be corrupted. Later a while, your homescreen shortcut should reappear and working fine. Well, this only happen if hack is installed.
Credits to Aishiteru^Suki
Method 2
Always make backup of private folders before editing anything .. wat i recommend u is ..
1. Backup all contents of current C:\Private now (X-Plore file browser recommended). 2. Do soft reset *#7370# to rebuild the original C:\Private. 3. I know most things on the phone wont work, dont worry & dont do anything on ure own now! restart the phone. 4. Now copy back ure old C:\Private folder which u have back up at guide No. 1 5. Restart phone.
Done ! .. your problem solved and apps work as usual ..
(This is because your appending the files with original C:\Private)
Home Screen Icons & Shortcuts After Backup Restore Issue
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1. Connect your device in Mass Storage mode, enable view hidden / system files in Windows Explorer. 2. You'll see a folder in memory card called "Backup", copy this folder into computer (backup purpose) 3. Delete all files in there except Contact.arc andn Messages.arc. 4. Hard Reset the device (RED+GREEN+CAMERA button then turn ON simultaneously). 5. Restore your backup (Contact.arc and Messages.arc only)
Home Screen Messed, Profiles, Shortcuts & Others Are Not Working (Unhacked Phones)
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Standard S60v3 and S60v5 Devices
Always make backup contacts, messages, calendars and also bookmarks:
1. Do soft reset *#7370# to rebuild the original C:\Private. 2. I know most things on the phone wont work, dont worry & dont do anything on ure own now! restart the phone. 3. Restore your backup contacts, messages, calendars and also bookmarks. 4. Begin installing your desired contents, you can visit Nokia OVI store for more useful contents at https://store.ovi.com
Camera Tweaks Sound Off & High Quality Shots
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1. For camera sound off just sign & install, set all profile WARNING TONES to OFF 2. For HQ shots needs hacked phone, run ROM Patcher and put the file into said folder inside the README.TXT
Memory Card Data Problems - Memory Card Information & Solutions
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Why is that when I restart my phone or move images and videos in the gallery, my images & videos are gone., but not deleted., because I can see them in my file manager and they will only show up in the gallery when I take a picture on the camera or all my songs and files are missing, or anything related to data corruption and problems located in your SD card.
Solutions:
1. First check whether your memory card is under which Class. Generally there are 3 types of class for MicroSD memory card in the market now which are: Class 2, Class 4 and Class 6. Higher class does not mean its the best where as it is actually depends on the compatibility with its host/phone/device. It is a common known problem that memory card MicroSD Class 2 is not compatible with 5800XM thus causing lots of data problem. It is recommended to at least use Class 4 to avoid this problem.
2. How to check which Class is our memory card? Please refer to the picture below.
3. Now if your card falls under Class 4 or 6, then you can rejoice yourself and continue with the next step, else insist on changing the memory card where you bought your phone or just buy yourself a new one. If your memory card is already under Class 4 or 6 but the problems still persist, kindly proceed to the next step
4. Do a PC Suite Backup and PC Backup of ALL your memory card data to avoid data lost. Please make sure the backup is done successfully. At least do the backup twice to avoid any data corruption during backup transfer.
5. Do a CLEAN format of your memory card through your PC and please make sure to do a disc check for bad sectors etc. 6. Do a CLEAN format of your memory card through your phone. 7. Restore back all the backup data to your memory card and hopefully the data problem will be solved. 8. Do remember to do backup regularly to avoid your precious data being lost. 9. If the problems still persist then probably your memory card has hardware problem and you will need a replacement.
Common Memory Card Maintenance - Memory Card Information & Solutions
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Fresh bought or even having data loss? Refer below tips !
Set you Windows Explorer -> File Options (Enable view all files & system files)
1. Format ure SD Card (manual DOS trick), - Goto Command Prompt and type C:\>Format <SDdriveletter> eg. Format E:
2. Or you can use Windows Explorer formatting, right click on the memory card drive letter and select format.
(Dont't ever usequick format!)
3. Wait until it finished. 4. Install ure desired apps and games and themes. 5. Defrag (not recommended) and ScanDisk ure SD Card every 1 week.
Memory card or flash memory card is solid-state electronic flash memory data storage device capable of storing digital contents. Most SD cards ship preformatted with the FAT or FAT 32 file system on top of an MBR partition scheme. The ubiquity of this file system allows the card to be accessed on virtually any host device with an SD reader. Also, standard FAT maintenance utilities (e.g. SCANDISK) can be used to repair or retrieve corrupted data. SD cards with 4 GB and smaller capacities can be used with many systems by being formatted with FAT16 (4 GB only possible by using 64 kByte clusters, and not widely supported) or FAT32 file system (common for file systems 4 GB and larger). On an SD card, this is unnecessary, as the time required to access any block is the same. Defragmenting an SD card will wear the card out slightly, as the number of writes are limited before failure occurs (usually 100 000 times).
This tips will maintain your SD Card in top shape everytime !
Using Nokia Software Updater @ NSU Under Windows 7 Platform
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To use Nokia Software Updater(NSU) in Windows 7, u can simply right click the exe file Program -> Properties -> Compatibility > tick "Run this program in compatibility mode" -> choose Windows XP (SP3)
Turn Off On Screen Keyboard For Java Games
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This method only works for certain games. Some of the games you cannot turn off the on-screen keyboard. To turn off on-screen keyboard, go to Settings -> Application Manager -> Installed Apps.
Then highlight the game that u want to switch off the on-screen keyboard.
Tap Options -> Suite Settings -> On Screen Keyboard -> Off
Handy Tips "Re-Use Screen Protectors"
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Nokia 5800XM WiFi MAC Address
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Type this in your phone dialer *#62209526# (aka *#mac0wlan#)
Getting Packet Date - Connection Not Allowed / Cant Access Internet via 3G
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Goto settings -> COnnectivity -> scroll down to Admin settings -> APN control -> Turn off
Global Positioning System (GPS) & Assisted Global Positioning System (A-GPS)
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GPS means The Global Positioning System (GPS) is a global navigation satellite system (GNSS) developed by the United States Department of Defense and managed by the United States Air Force 50th Space Wing. It is the only fully functional GNSS in the world, can be used freely, and is often used by civilians for navigation purposes. It uses a constellation of between 24 and 32 Medium Earth Orbit satellites that transmit precise microwave signals, which allow GPS receivers to determine their current location, the time, and their velocity. Its official name is NAVSTAR GPS. Although NAVSTAR is not an acronym, a few backronyms have been created for it.
Since it became fully operational in 1993, GPS has become a widely used aid to navigation worldwide, and a useful tool for map-making, land surveying, commerce, scientific uses, and hobbies such as geocaching. Also, the precise time reference is used in many applications including the scientific study of earthquakes. GPS is also a required key synchronization resource of cellular networks, such as the Qualcomm CDMA air interface used by many wireless carriers in a multitude of countries There are some charges for using a-gps like user posted image A-GPS means Assisted GPS, generally abbreviated as A-GPS, enhances the startup performance of a GPS satellite-based positioning system. It is used extensively with GPS-capable cellular phones as its development was accelerated by the U.S. FCC's 911 mandate making the location of a cell phone available to emergency call dispatchers.
Lock with GPS only = 1 minute up to 15 minutes (depends on coverage area too) FREE Lock GPS with A-GPS = 3 seconds to 1 minute (depends on coverage area too) chargeable of RM0.10 cents per connect.
Soft & Hard Reset Nokia 5800XM - Explanation
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Soft Reset - Reverts system files to original a.ka factory settings. - Any changes made to system files will be override. - Any applications related to system file configurations will fail to work. - Most standalone applications will work without any problems. - Memory card data still intact.
Hard Reset - Full format (brings ure fone as fresh as first time bought. - Resets system information, such as time / date / location /user data etc. - All user data and system data will be wiped off completely, including System, Contacts, Messages, Settings etc. - Memory card data still intact.
Soft Reset (Factory Reset) - Instructions
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Press *#7370# on the dialer,you'll need your lock code for this by default it is 12345, unless changed.
Hard Reset (Full Erase Phone except SD Card) - Instructions
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Hard Reset finally available on our 5800XM with the latest v20 firmware, just press and hold GREEN call button + RED end button + CAMERA button and switch on the phone from off state and wait until the nokia logo comes out.
Nokia Care Centre Location Finder (Malaysia)
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XXXXXX/YY/ZZZZZZ/A = XXXXXX = Type Appoval Code = ZZZZZZ = Serial Number
A = Check Digit
10 = Finland 20 = Germany 30 = Korea 40 = China 50 = Brazil, USA, Finland 60 = HK, China, Mexico 70 = Finland 80 = Hungary 91 = Finland
Credits to AsuKi
Built In Instant Messenger - Yahoo! Messenger
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Just fill in your yahoo account (user, pass etc) the put in: imps.msg.yahoo.com as server/web address. Now, you can chat to Yahoo Messenger users.
Credits to darkfaerytales
Email Settings - Configurations in Message
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Email Settings - Configurations in Message
GMail Mail Connection Settings
Incoming Username: <user set> Password: <user set> Access Point In Use : <user set> Mailbox Name: GMail Incoming Mail Server : imap.gmail.com Incoming Port: 993 Mailbox Type: IMAP4 Security: SSL/TLS
Outgoing My Email Address : <user set> User Name: <user set> Password: <user set> Access Point In Use : <user set> Security: SSL/TLS Outgoing Mail Server : smtp.gmail.com Outgoing Port: 465
AOL Mail Connection Settings
Incoming Username: <user set> Password: <user set> Access Point In Use : <user set> Mailbox Name: AOL Incoming Mail Server : imap.aol.com Incoming Port: 143 Mailbox Type: IMAP4 Security: OFF
Outgoing My Email Address : <user set> User Name: <user set> Password: <user set> Access Point In Use : <user set> Security: OFF Outgoing Mail Server : smtp.aol.com Outgoing Port: 587
Hotmail Live Connection Settings
Incoming Username: <user set> Password: <user set> Access Point In Use : <user set> Mailbox Name: Hotmail Incoming Mail Server : pop3.live.com Incoming Port: 995 Mailbox Type: POP3 Security: SSL/TLS APOP Secure Login : OFF
Outgoing My Email Address : <user set> User Name: <user set> Password: <user set> Access Point In Use : <user set> Security: StartTLS Outgoing Mail Server : smtp.live.com Outgoing Port: 587
Yahoo Mail Connection Settings
Incoming Username: <user set> Password: <user set> Access Point In Use : <user set> Mailbox Name: Yahoo! Mail Incoming Mail Server : imap.n.mobile.yahoo.com Incoming Port: 143 Mailbox Type: IMAP4 Security: OFF APOP Secure Login : OFF
Outgoing My Email Address : <user set> User Name: <user set> Password: <user set> Access Point In Use : <user set> Security: OFF Outgoing Mail Server : smtp.mobile.mail.yahoo Outgoing Port: 25
TMNet Streamyx Connection Settings
Incoming Username: <user set> Password: <user set> Access Point In Use : <user set> Mailbox Name: TMNet Streamyx Incoming Mail Server : pop.streamyx.com Incoming Port: 110 Mailbox Type: POP3 Security: OFF APOP Secure Login : OFF
Outgoing My Email Address : <user set> User Name: <user set> Password: <user set> Access Point In Use : <user set> Security: OFF Outgoing Mail Server : smtp.streamyx.com Outgoing Port: 25
Important Note: - Yahoo! Mail is based on subscription service, the rest is FREE. - For automated setting: a. Goto MESSAGE b. Select OPTIONS -> SETTINGS c. Select EMAIL d. Select MAILBOXES e. If prompted, select START and fill in your email address in full, press OK d. Then WiFi connection will start, and detects automated settings
Attached below is the downloadable copy of above as documentation format in Adobe PDF.
Note: Retrieving Yahoo! Mail in Malaysia via phone is only for paid Yahoo Mail subscribers.
Changing Startup Image & Sound Nokia 5800XM
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Well thanks to all developers of HelloOx our 5800 is finally hacked and since like with all other previuos phones u had the ability to change the startup nokia shaking hands animation and sound to your custom animation and sounds.
To begin with u need a file explorer like xplore or y browser
- First u need to place the startup sound file( startup.mp3) to C:\system\sounds if directory not found just create it.
- Then place the startup animation files ( Startup.mbm, Startup.mif, STARTUP.r01 ) to C:\resource\apps copy 101F8763.txt to C:\private\10202be9
- Now you need to make (101F8763.txt) that you copied as a read only file, do this by highlighting the file & Menu files then click attributes, then just check the read only box.
- Restart ur device. On boot up the device will look in C:\resource\apps for the Startup.mbm and C:\system\sounds
In the attachment you will find a startup animation file and vista start up sound you can find more start up animation and sound files from internet.
Nokia 5800XM Act As Computer Modem
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If you have 3.5G service in your area, the 5800XM will give you a downlink speed of up to 3.6mbps. You can use it to connect your laptop / pc either by bluetooth or by USB cable CA-101. The cable is provided in the box with the phone and offers faster speeds than a bluetooth connection can give you.
Connecting your PC to the internet is easy with your compatible Nokia 5800XM. You'll need a data connection (such as GPRS or HSDPA),a USB cable(comes with your Nokia) or a Bluetooth-enabled PC, and a network subscription with your mobile service provider for data conection.
1. First, you'll need to set up your device to act as a modem.
To set up your device you'll need to know your operator's Access Point Name (APN) and have the packet data service enabled. For help with this please contact your operator.
2. On your device locate and open the Settings application.
This is normally in the Tools folder. In Settings select and open Connection.
3. In Settings select and open Connection. 4. Select and open Packet data. 5. Select and open Access point. 6. Type in your operator's Access Point Name. 7. Press Back 8. Exit Settings. Your device is now ready to be used as a modem for your PC
Then, you'll need to connect your Nokia device and your PC in order to access the internet. You can use a USB cable for the connection, or connect wirelessly through Bluetooth.
If data transfers via USB data cable are supported for your Nokia device, you may connect the device to your PC via USB cable. On your Nokia device, choose PC Suite mode when it asks how to connect. Use your connect to internet option from your pc suite and you are ready to go.
Get Rid Of The Flashing Envelope Icon On Nokia 5800XM
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If you've just put your SIM card in your Nokia 5800, you may have noticed a flashing envelope icon at the top of the screen. This icon indicates that the SIM card's own text message storage is full. This doesn't actually cause problems on the 5800 because it stores its messages in the phone's own memory, but the envelope can look a bit annoying.
To get rid of the flashing envelope: 1. On the standby screen press the white menu button. 2. Select "Messaging" 3. Select "Options" 4. Select "SIM Messages" 5. Delete some or all of the messages from the SIM messages folder using the Options menu.
This should make the flashing envelope go away. You only have to do this once because when the SIM card is emptied it won't fill any more, as the 5800 does not store messages on SIM cards.
But why does the envelope appear in the first place?
The phone uses internal memory intead of the SIM card's memory. However, SIM card memory is very limited and gets full quite quickly. If a phone relies on the SIM card for storage and the SIM card is full, then it can no longer receive messages. The 5800 does NOT use SIM cards for message storage, so it doesn't actually make any practical difference whether the SIM card is full or not. However, the flashing envelope icon will still appear if the SIM card is full just to let you know about it.
Nokia 5800XM Alarm Synchronise Error & Not Accurate
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The issue seems to be a software problem in v31, a number of users have reported it. Some regular users of the 5800XM have noted that changing it to at least 10 minutes can make a difference, some others have had to make a couple of changes for anything to take effect, also try to turn off the automatic time updates feature. We shall wait until Nokia rectifies this matter in future firmware.
Meanwhile there are some solution till Nokia fix this up ..
Example: - To get up at 7.30am, i set 2 alarms:
1. Set alarm at 7.00am trigger "Workdays" Snooze "13mins" 2. Set alarm at 7.15am trigger "Workdays" Snooze "13mins"
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Incoming Caller ID (Name) Not Functioning
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The main reasons are:
1. Duplicate entries in contacts, the most common cause and unfortunately. The most awkward one to fix. If the phone finds the same number against more than one name, it doesn't know which to use so, perfectly sensibly, it defaults to showing the number. The only way to fix this is to remove duplicates from your contacts. Best way to do this would probably be PC Suite Contacts. When you search, use part of the number to avoid problems with formatting, searching for +60123456789 will not find +60 12 3456789, whereas searching for 789 would.
2. Using your international dial code instead of '+'. Not sure if this applies to all phones, but if you store your number using your county's international dial code (eg: 004412345678990 - WRONG) instead of the '+' sign (+4412345678990 - RIGHT), it can cause problems.
3. "(0)" area code prefixes. Only a problem if you synch with MS Outlook / PC Suite. When you specify a country in MS Outlook / PC Suite, it will insert "(0)" into your phone number after the country code +603123456789 becomes +60 (03) 23456789. You need to remove the (0).
4. 9 and 10 digit numbers. There has been one report of problems with 9 and 10 digit numbers where one size doesn't work with SMS and the other with calls. Not sure that anyone else has ever come across this.
5. Move all contacts from SIM Card to Phone Memory
Recovering A Failed Firmware Update
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Occasionally things go wrong when using the Nokia Software Updater (NSU). The exact cause is often unknown but it can be caused by the NSU, the phone or even the computer itself. The aim of this guide is to offer users a few tips and tricks that may aid recovery. The guide applies to most nokia phones, except the hard reset which only applies to S60 smartphones.
So how do you know if an update has failed?
A failure can show itself in a number of ways, the most common one is where the NSU freezes. If it does this during the first part of the process where it downloads the firmware from nokia your phone will be ok. You will see that your phone is still switched on so it's safe to cancel the process or just remove the cable from the phone. If it freezes during the second phase when the computer is transferring the firmware to the phone this can be much more serious. When this happens leave your phone for at least 15 minutes before taking any further action. If after that time nothing has happened all you can do is pull the cable. Another failure is where your computer crashes during the second phase. This is usually the worst type of failure and often leaves the phone unrecoverable, but still it's worth trying.
What can I do to recover from this failure?
The first thing to try is to remove the phones battery and leave it out for at least five minutes. Whilst doing this take the opportunity to reboot your computer in case you need it to help with recovery. Now re-insert the battery and try to switch your phone back on. If it works then all is good but before trying to update again there is a few things you need to check. Make sure that your computer is fully up to date including the latest service pack and disable all non-essential programs that are running. Also disable any anti virus and anti spyware software that you may have, now try again. If removing the battery failed to make it work then prepare your computer as mentioned above and run the NSU again. Follow all instructions and prompts that it gives you carefully as it may offer to recover your phone. If it doesn't try various combinations of connecting your phone whilst it's switched on, off and also try removing and reinserting the battery whilst it's connected. Make sure you wait in between each attempt to give the NSU time to detect the phone.
What if that method doesn't work?
The next thing to try is a hard reset. This method only applies to S60 smartphones with keypads (not touchscreens):
1. Switch off the phone. 2. Hold down the following three buttons: Green (the call answer button), * button, and '3' button. 3. While holding these buttons, hold the power button for a second to switch on the phone. 4. Release when the phone shows the nokia hands logo or shows other signs of life like the language selection screen.
It may take a few attempts and very flexible fingers.
So none of that worked, what happens next?
Unfortunately you have now tried everything possible to recover from the failure yourself. The last thing for you to do now is to contact a nokia care point in your country for help. If your phone is under warranty they will repair it for free, possibly while you wait. You can find your nearest care point at:
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It sometimes happens when you try to connect to the internet using you Nokia 5800, you see error message NO GATEWAY REPLY on you screen. The common perception among people is that this error message caused by a WiFi problem or bugs on your 5800. But you should know that error message is not caused by those reasons. Let me show you that the main reason of that problem can be the disable DHCP on your router so the phone can not dynamically reach an IP. Then you can set your router easily. You just need to give manually your 5800 the DNS server and IP address. You will not need the DHCP for doing that.
So the detail steps are:
1. Press the menu button. 2. Settings>connectivity>destinations. 3. Select your access point then add the new access point. 4. Select yes while it asks for AUTOMATICALLY CHECK FOR AVAILABLE ACCESS POINTS 5. Select the suitable WLAN network (choose one with known wep key). 6. Select no if it asks to CONFIGURE NOW. 7. Enter you WEP key. 8. Go to the internet (in destinations) then select you WLAN network. 9. Highlight the WLAN (data bearer) option then go to the advance settings.
10. Select ipv4 then enter these following values: - Phone ip: 192.168.1.2 to 192.168.1.254 (range) - Subnet mask - Default gateway: this one is you router’s address (commonly 192.168.1.1) - DNS address 202.188.0.133 and 202.188.1.5 (You can choose DNS address that provided by you ISP)
11. Now finally you can access easily you WLAN network, Menu -> Settings -> Connectivity -> WLAN.
Playing N-Gage Games In Nokia 5800XM
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After gathering information from various sources I have finally managed to compile a decent guide to install NGage on the Nokia 5800XM using the files which have been circulating the web for the past week.
If you have any questions please PM me on the forum or reply to the topic and I will try my best to help.
Step 2 For this to correctly work, you will need to have your phone hacked, this should be no problem providing you have a little confidence and common sense. I can confirm that using HelloOX does work as it is the method I used and I can use NGage fine. If you're phone is already hacked with HelloOX and you're having trouble, ensure that all patches (open4all etc. are applied and set to auto using ROMPatcher.
Step 3 Copy the file "NGage 2.0 Installer.sis" to your phone and install it. You will need to sign the file using SignSIS GUI or a similar application, you should already have a certificate if you have hacked your phone as you need to sign HelloOX to hack successfully. The install process will take quite some time and you will be prompted to press "Yes" to various warnings. I can confirm that no harm has come to my phone from this process, however, proceed at your own risk. I take no responsibility.
Step 4 Once NGage has been installed, you will be able to find it under "Applications" on your phone. The icon will be an orange "N" and it will say "Games" underneath. To play NGage games they must be copied to "E:\N-Gage" with "E:\" being your memory card.
Controlling NGage: Since NGage is designed for phones with a keypad, and the Nokia 5800 is almost completely touchscreen, the controls must be customized. I have so far come up with two solutions, they are as follows.
Control Method #1 This is the most stable and easy to configure control scheme, I can confirm this works OK.
Step 1. Sign and install "Virtual Keyboard.sis" which can be found in the "Control Method #1" folder of the Install Package.
Step 2. Run the virtual keyboard application from your "Applications" menu and then start the NGage application. You can use the Virtual Keyboard to control your games.
Control Method #2 This control scheme is still a work in progress but, with some fiddling and a varying degree of luck, you may be able to get it to work. Some people have confirmed it working with different settings. I feel that this setup, if working correctly, would be the best way to control NGage on a Nokia 5800. I would like to request feedback from anyone who has this method working!
Step 1 Sign and install "Virtual Keyboard.sis" and then "Virtual Key.sis", both of which can be found in the "Control Method #2" folder of the Install Package.
Step 2 Start up "Virtual Keyboard" so that you have it running on screen and then proceed to start up "Virtual Key".
Step 3 In the Virtual Key application, choose "Options" then "Load Mode" and choose "Custom Mode 1".
Step 4 Press "Options" then "Add". Highlight "Original Key" and then press the Right arrow on the Virtual Keyboard application you loaded earlier. Then highlight "Mapped Key" and hold down the "Volume -" key then press the "Volume +" key. If all has worked correctly the mapped key should change to "Vol+". Then do the same for the following:
Vol+ ................. Left Vol- .................. Right No .................... Up Yes ................... Down Camera ............. K
Then press "Options" and save your "Custom Mode 1".
Step 5 Set the Virtual Key application to run in the background and completely exit the Virtual Keyboard application.
Step 6 Start up the NGage application and try to play a game. Hopefully the Up/Down volume keys will control Left/Right when holding the phone horizontally, and the other keys should do what you mapped them to above. You may have to use the volume keys in the same way you had to set them (Hold down Vol- and press Vol+ etc
So now hopefully you can play NGage. Let me know of any other control schemes you guys come up with!
Phone Halts @ Nokia Handshaking Startup Screen
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It's a memory card issue, please re-format your memory card using external SD/SDHC card reader via computer and format it using Windows Explorer (My Computer -> Explore -> Memory Card Drive Letter -> Right Click and Select Format (FULL FORMAT for FAT32 & Don't do quick format.)
Re-sit the memory card in the device and start the fone, do a hard reset and reinstall all ure desired applications. My advise is for you to ScanDisk the memory card every 1 or 2 weeks to maintain the good quality. Currently the appropriate SD/SDHC for Nokia 5800 XpressMusic is Class 4 and the best is Class 6.
As my personal advise and my personal experience, I never faced any problem using my device and the memory card.
1. Do not install large applications, such ad DVD movies > 500MB. 2. Run ScanDisk at least once every week. 3. Always plug-out your SD/SDHC which is connection thru device using USB cable by stopping the card process (Click the "Safely remove hardware" icon and stop the process) 4. Avoid taking out the SD/SDHC card from the device unnecessarily, let it be there and don't disturb it. 5. Install only usefull applications into the phone, dont dump things that u dont use much, if so .. use ure computer.
Solution Method 1. Use an external SD/SDHC reader and copy out all ure data's from the memory card. 2. As the oldskool DOS method .. C:\Format <memorycarddriveletter> Example: C:\Format E: (press enter) .. wait for 100% ..Format the memory card using FAT32 or alternatively, goto Windows Explorer -> Right click on the F drive -> Choose Format -> Choose FAT32 and select FULL FORMAT (Dont Use Quick Format!) 3. Finally, move back ure old backed up data to the SD card and ure phone will work properly again, Insert into device and turn ON.
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Press n hold ure stylus at he icon until the OPEN EXIT menu comes, simply exit and goto APPS MANAGER n uninstall
I Have Lost All My Contacts In The SIMCard
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Impossible and Possible .. the matter Possible is if u have RS232 or a Phoenix compatible SIM Card reader + cable and Google for SIM Card Recovery Software or SIM Card Recovery Doctor.
If no, then im sorry, please check back ure mobile account to get manually and key in one by one.
Important: - Please make up backups from time to time, this can avoid u in trouble. - The problem was from en-user and not from Nokia, since Nokia has included backup facility in the fone itself.
Finally, please "READ THE MANUAL BOOK" before operating any devices, thats why manufacturers supply with the manual book with guided instructions for people to read n understand.
PC Suite Synchronising Error / Windows Unsupported
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Download and install the latest version of PC Suite 7.1 (Supports Windows 7, also please uninstall the previous version of PC suite exists in your computer before proceeding.
Supported operating systems: - Windows 7 32-bit and 64-bit editions - Windows Vista 32-bit and 64-bit editions - Windows XP Professional x64 Edition (Service Pack 2) - Windows XP (Professional or Home Edition) Service Pack 2 or later
Private Number View Issue
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Its the same concept where people in the US are allowed to carry hand guns and in Malaysia, we cant. As an end user, we cannot view the "withheld" numbers, however the telco switching servers have the record of all "withheld" numbers activity and will only allowed to pull out upon an emergency issue. Revealing a "withheld" numbers are possible in Malaysia, however none of the telcos are permitting this activity to end-users .. otherwise it wont act as "Private" anymore.
Standard Nokia revealing number code is *#30#
Accidentally Deleted Memory Card Contents
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You can recover any lost data using data recovery software. Google it, as most are need to be purchased. If you need FREEWARE try this, but you wont get 100% data back !
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"Connection Error" on dual mode is related to telecommunications company u have subscribed, I happens to me when the BTS - base transmit receiver fails to reach ure fone in 3G mode, in this situation u need to manually switch the phone into GSM mode 100% to make an outgoing call.
This is not related to the device or Nokia. Call our service provider to improve the 3G signals.
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Original Nokia 5800 XpressMusic & Navigation Edition Themes
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Nokia 5800 XpressMusic Original Themes
If you just bought a Nokia 5800XM, you might have one of the 3 available colors, Red, Black, or Blue. Each came with their own specific colored theme. If you want to see how the other colors look on your Nokia 5800 look no further and download it.
Enhance your Symbian S60 phone with application, games, wireless tools, mobile email, themes, documents and skins plus hundreds of other useful tools within this category.
Travellers Documents
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Important note: Provided application and other tools are not linked to Lowyat.NET or its affiliates, therefore FREEWARE does not warrants any 100% working to all Symbian S60 based mobiles. If so, please comment in the thread and/or message the threadstarter to inform on the capabilities of the application. TQ
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Requirements - JAF service suite (not FREEWARE) - FBUS cable (not USB cable) - RM356 firmware (via NAVIFIRM) .. contains a. RM-356_31.0.101_prd.core.C00 b. RM-356_31.0.101_prd.rofs2.V01 c. RM-356_31.0.101_C03_prd.rofs3.fpsx - Some guts to flash !
Below is a proven log from RM-428 to RM356 conversion
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Hello OX2 - Xploit Machine Edition is an one step hacking tool for all Symbian S60 3rd & 5th phone. Hacking means that it can get full access to your phone's system folders and files, with this capability, HelloOX2 could install a root certificate to your phone, and with the root cer & key pair you could sign any apps to install, include the Manufacturer capabilities requested apps. Completely fix annoying certificate error!
What Hello OX2 - Xploit Machine Edition does? 1. Maps drive 2. Unpacks hacking files to the memory card 3. Activates file system 4. Unmaps drive 5. Installs 17 Capability 6. Installs ROM Patcher 7. Done! 8. Uninstall Hello OX2 when it asks to do so (this is to leave ROM Patcher) 9. Delete the Hello OX2.sis MapDrives.sis and other files u extracted 10. Leave the ROM Patcher and E:\Patches folder, dont remove it! 11. Copy the supplied :\Patches (.RMP files into E:\Patches (Remove the old ones) 12. Restart your phone and execute ROM Patcher (Furher info in readme.txt
Try to install without signing, if no errors just sign and install, this is exclusive to your unique IMEI and wont work on any other. So dont try to post the application in some other forum. This is a Fully UNSIGNED version with 17 Capabilities OPDA Developer Certificate. It has full Disk Admin Capability which is required to run Hello OX2.
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1. For camera sound off just sign & install, set all profile WARNING TONES to OFF 2. For HQ shots needs hacked phone, run ROM Patcher and put the file into said folder inside the README.TXT
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First, you need a hacked phone for you can copy files to C drive and copy the 200159ed.txt to C:\Private\10202be9\ folder and simply restart the phone and you will get every applications (even if) ‘Home Screen’ in Landscape orientation.
Enjoy this modification though this is not so useful to all also it's not compatible with all Nokia 5800XM versions.
It will make Home Screen, calculator, map etc. to be oriented in landscape which were previously disabled landscape orientation by default.
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Enable ROM Patcher as below (Ignore the Bluetooth, tats my special hack) then change any of the 4520X folder to ure Operator code, example Celcom is 50219.
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Copy the file "20021192.txt" from Z\Private\10202be9 to C:\Private\10202be9 and change the values below:
Original Value 0x1 int 8 0 cap_rd=alwayspass cap_wr=alwayspass 0x2 int 10 0 cap_rd=alwayspass cap_wr=alwayspass
Modified Values: 0x1 int 6 0 cap_rd=alwayspass cap_wr=alwayspass 0x2 int 8 0 cap_rd=alwayspass cap_wr=alwayspass
- Music player and Gallery Kinetic Scrolling are better with this method value.
0x1 = Value 8-0 = Scrolling Speed Controlls, If 0 No Speed Just Scroll. 0x2 = Value 10-0 = Controls Deceleration If 0 Scrolls Constant Speed Until Start / End Appear 0x3 = Value 50-0 = If Scrollbar Exits List Start / List End, List Never Get Back To Default Position When 0 0x4 = Value List End Start BOUNCE BACK / SURFACE End RIGIDITY FACTOR If 0 Over Bounce Occurs. 0x5 = Value 50-0 = UNKNOWN 0x6 = Value 25-0 = Click Accuracy Decrease, Increase Scrolling Sensitivity. 0x8 = Value 20-0 = May Flick Trace Speed Controls. 0x9 = Value 1 = Kinetic Scrolling Enabled. 0xA = Value 100-0 = UNKNOWN. 0xB = Value 100-0 = Percentage Of Start End Draggability.
Below is the Nokia N97 KS Settings
[Main] 0x1 int 8 0 cap_rd=alwayspass cap_wr=alwayspass 0x2 int 10 0 cap_rd=alwayspass cap_wr=alwayspass 0x3 int 50 0 cap_rd=alwayspass cap_wr=alwayspass 0x4 int 8 0 cap_rd=alwayspass cap_wr=alwayspass 0x5 int 50 0 cap_rd=alwayspass cap_wr=alwayspass 0x6 int 25 0 cap_rd=alwayspass cap_wr=alwayspass 0x7 int 1 0 cap_rd=alwayspass cap_wr=alwayspass 0x8 int 20 0 cap_rd=alwayspass cap_wr=alwayspass 0x9 int 1 0 cap_rd=alwayspass cap_wr=alwayspass 0xA int 100 0 cap_rd=alwayspass cap_wr=alwayspass 0xB int 100 0 cap_rd=alwayspass cap_wr=alwayspass
Optimised Setting For Nokia 5800XM
[Main] 0x1 int 4 0 cap_rd=alwayspass cap_wr=alwayspass 0x2 int 7 0 cap_rd=alwayspass cap_wr=alwayspass 0x3 int 50 0 cap_rd=alwayspass cap_wr=alwayspass 0x4 int 8 0 cap_rd=alwayspass cap_wr=alwayspass 0x5 int 50 0 cap_rd=alwayspass cap_wr=alwayspass 0x6 int 20 0 cap_rd=alwayspass cap_wr=alwayspass 0x7 int 17 0 cap_rd=alwayspass cap_wr=alwayspass 0x8 int 60 0 cap_rd=alwayspass cap_wr=alwayspass 0x9 int 1 0 cap_rd=alwayspass cap_wr=alwayspass 0xA int 100 0 cap_rd=alwayspass cap_wr=alwayspass 0xB int 100 0 cap_rd=alwayspass cap_wr=alwayspass
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Surf freely to many websites without worry of phone space drains .. now the cache moved to memory card. 1. Copy the file below into C:\Private\10202be9 2. Create folder E:\SYS\CACHE in memory card 3. Restart
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Get the best Internet experience on your smartphone. To download Opera Mobile directly, simply visit m.opera.com/mobile using your phone’s default Web browser.
Opera Link Synchronize your bookmarks and Speed Dial between your mobile phone and desktop computer.
Faster Browsing Opera Mobile 10 beta is faster at rendering pages, zooming, panning and almost everything else you do with a browser. And pages load up to 50% faster than the previous version.
Speed Dial Get to your favorite Web page with just one click, with a set of visual bookmarks that appear when you open a new tab. To add a new page, simply click on an empty Speed Dial slot.
Tabbed Browsing Browse several Web sites at the same time. Check your email in one window, Facebook in another, and Twitter in a third, all while easily jumping from one tab to another.
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Currently, Skyfire mobile browser runs on Windows Mobile (Touchscreen and Non-touchscreen) and Nokia, Symbian S60 3rd edition phones. As a Windows Mobile browser / Symbian browser / Nokia mobile browser, Skyfire has been reviewed to be 'blazingly fast'.
Skyfire is the only mobile browser that supports full Flash and Windows Media videos, including Flash 10 and Silverlight 2.0. You can even watch TV on your phone!
The only mobile web browser to support all the rich media on the web, Skyfire runs on Nokia S60 (3rd &5th Edition).
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Opera Mobile - Professional layout - Good in importing / synchronise my favourite bookmarks from FF, IE and Opera - Smooth kinetic scrolling - Home widgets for easy access - Lacks flash based support
Skyfire - Messed layout (ads everywhere, u need to custom cleanup) - Bookmarks built-in unavailable synchronise - Good in kinetic scrolling - No homescreen widgets for easy access - Good in flash playback & games
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This Highly Stable Release does not warrant on wrong flashing method conducted by the end-user. Backup all your important data / files before proceeding. Read carefully and understand the instruction given together with the firmware. This XFW created base on model RM-356 with product code 0570196 (RED).
FLASH AT YOUR OWN RISK !
JAF Service Suite Flashing Step
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1. Extract original firmware v40.0.005 to: - C:\Program Files\Common Files\Nokia\DataPackage\Products\RM-356 or - C:\Program Files\Nokia\Phoenix\Products\RM-356 or - Or any path detected by JAF Service Suite by default.
2. Extract the hacked ROM to the same the path above (Overwrite existing file if have). 3. Open JAF Service Suite 4. Tick the Manual Flash and tick Dead USB and untick CRT308. 5. Tick Use INI. (In about 2 seconds, a pop-up appears, now type RM-356 (Name would be 5800D-1). 7. Switch OFF your phone and Plug USB to ur Nokia 5800XM. 8. Click FLASH button, then got popup dialog box. 9. Click YES, then turn ON your phone (A log searching the phone, press power button ONCE don't press long). 10. Wait for flashing to complete.
Important Final Part (DON'T SKIP THIS PART!)
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This procedure must be performed after flashing firmware: 1. Run KILL ME for the first time and move all items in REMOVABLE into PROTECTED section. 2. Enable ROM Patcher and enable ACTIVATE INSTALL SERVER & OPEN SYSTEM FILES Patch. 3. Safely Removable C:\Predic 4. Safely Removable C:\Data (Subfolders Only!) 5. Safely Removable C:\System\Data\RPPLus.dat (This file will be auto created once restart) 6. Safely Removable C:\System\Data\FileMover.cap (This file will be auto created once restart) 7. Safely Removable C:\System\Data\devlist.dat (This file will be auto created once restart) 8. GOTO THIS FOLDER LOCATION "C:\Private\101f875a\startup" (Delete files!) 9. GOTO THIS FOLDER LOCATION "C:\Private\101f875a\tasks" (Delete all file!) 10. GOTO THIS FOLDER LOCATION "C:\Private\101f6efa\" (Delete all files!) 11. GOTO THIS FOLDER LOCATION "C:\Private\102072c4\" (Delete all files!) 12. GOTO THIS FOLDER LOCATION "C:\Private\101f8857\Cache\CData\" (Delete all files!) 13. GOTO THIS FOLDER LOCATION "MEMORY CARD\Private\101f8857\Cache\CData\" (Delete all files!) 14. In memory card, create folder E:\Sys\Cache 15. In memory card, create folder E:\Received 16. Enable OPEN SYSTEM FILES patch in ROM Patcher to overcome Nokia standard browser issue. 17. Tips, after installing ure favorite applications do again step no. 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 12.
Finished: Now you can restart the phone, and install desired applications freely, the phone is now highly optimised !
Official Change Log
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- ROM Patcher Permanent. - YouTube Permanently in Z Drive. - Kill Me 1.37. - Mem Check 0.5. - cCam (Silent & HQ Photo Snapper). - Mirror (To See Your Beautiful Face). - WinRAR Free Edition. - Network Switcher (GSM/UMTS/DUAL BAND). - Google Maps 4. (Removed in v1.0EC) - Skyfire 1.5. (Removed in v1.0EC) - Inclinometer. - For Your Ears Only. - X-Plore File Browser 1.42. - SmartCam Webcam (Please download SmartCam.exe for PC to use). - Increased and Improved System Cache. - Icreased System Memory Heap Size. - Optimised All Drive Cache. - Decreased Application Delay Time. (Added in v1.0EC) - FrancophilSans Font All Over Device. - Bluetooth File Transfer Now Targets Memory Card Not Phone (Create C:\Received). - Added Custom Waiting / Busy Menu Circle. - Improved Network Optimisation. - Improved Kinetic Scrolling. - Silent Camera Snaps. - Silent Call Recording. - High Quality Camera Snapshots. - Java Permissions Warnings Disabled. - Video Recording Beep Removal. - Widget Security Warning Removal. - Certified 20 Capability Rules of Signing. - Zylam Marek's XM Refined Menu. - All Recommended Nokia 5800XM ROM Patches (11 Patches). - Charging Complete LCD Light & Beep Bug Solved (Patcher). - Nokia 5530XM Light Vision Theme. - Orange Tornado Transparent Home Screen. - MR.G's Zoom Zoom Effects II. - High Efficient Free Memory (Use RAM Blow To Pump More). - Super Extreme Free Space (C Drive). - Fastest & Best Optimised Boot Up. - Zero Background Running Applications.
This section is specially dedicated to share idea and guidance to develop and improve custom ROM for the Nokia 5800 XpressMusic. Feel free to have share and care among us, provide tips, tricks and modification tutorials to be posted here.
Language Pack Reference
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01 = English 02 = French 03 = German 04 = Spanish 05 = Italian 06 = Swedish 07 = Danish 08 = Norwegian 09 = Finnish 10 = American 11 = SwissFrench 12 = SwissGerman 13 = Portuguese 14 = Turkish 15 = Icelandic 16 = Russian 17 = Hungarian 18 = Dutch 19 = Belgian Flemish 20 = Australian 21 = BelgianFrench 22 = Austrian 23 = NewZealand 24 = InternationalFrench 25 = Czech 26 = Slovak 27 = Polish 28 = Slovenian 29 = Taiwan Chinese 30 = HongKong Chinese 31 = PRC Chinese 32 = Japanese 33 = Thailand 34 = Afrikaans 35 = Albanian 36 = Amharic 37 = Arabic 38 = Armenian 39 = Tagalog 40 = Belarussian 41 = Bengali 42 = Bulgarian 43 = Burmese 44 = Catalan 45 = Croatian 46 = CanadianEnglish 47 = InternationalEnglish 48 = SouthAfricanEnglish 49 = Estonian 50 = Farsi 51 = CanadianFrench 52 = ScotsGaelic 53 = Georgian 54 = Greek 55 = CyprusGreek 56 = Gujarati 57 = Hebrew 58 = Hindi 59 = Indonesian Native 60 = Irish 61 = SwissItalian 62 = Kannada 63 = Kazakh 64 = Khmer 65 = Korean 66 = Laos 67 = Latvian 68 = Lithuanian 69 = Macedonian 70 = Malay 71 = Malayalam 72 = Marathi 73 = Moldavian 74 = Mongolian 75 = Norwegian Nynorsk 76 = BrazilianPortuguese 77 = Punjabi 78 = Romanian 79 = Serbian 80 = Sinhalese 81 = Somali 82 = InternationalSpanish 83 = LatinAmericanSpanish 84 = Swahili 85 = FinlandSwedish 86 = Reserved for future use 87 = Tamil 88 = Telugu 89 = Tibetan 90 = Tigrinya 91 = CyprusTurkish 92 = Turkmen 93 = Ukrainian 94 = Urdu 95 = Reserved2 for future use 96 = Vietnamese 97 = Welsh 98 = Zulu 99 = Others 159 = English China 326 = Malay apac 327 = Indonesian Malay
Preparing Basic Skeleton ROM For Customisation
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Requirement Tools
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1. What you need to know? - Language packs code. - Disable unnecessary factory standard startups. - Unwanted files appropriate to be removed. - Repack the firmware into custom firmware.
Language Boot Record
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- Under RESOURCE\DATA\BOOTDATA, open languages.txt. - You will see the following two kinds of situations, each language pack may not be the same as - You will see 159,d 327 326 and 31 (d) means default. - Since we just need APAC English, remove 327 326 and 31 and save languages.txt file.
Remove Languages (Observed The Codes)
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- The original firmware RM-356 APAC has 4 languages (English, Malay, Indonesia & Chinese). - In this custom firmware, we will keep only English. - Extract the RM-356_40.0.005_prd.rofs2.V22 using Nokia Editor. - Under ROFS folder use Agent Ransack and find all *.R31 (Chinese) delete all files found. - Under ROFS folder use Agent Ransack and find all *.R326 (Malay) delete all files found. - Under ROFS folder use Agent Ransack and find all *.R327 (Indonesia) delete all files found. - Under ROFS folder use Agent Ransack and find all Malay*.* delete all files found. - Under ROFS folder use Agent Ransack and find all Chine*.* delete all files found. - Under ROFS folder use Agent Ransack and find all Indon*.* delete all files found.
Language System Files
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- The 159 represents English APAC, other than files listed above safely removable.
Remove HELP Files
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- Under RESOURCE\HELP delete all the files, dont delete the HELP folder.
Remove Additional Files
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- Under RESOURCE\MULTITAP the file "PtiChnPRC.rsc" is safely removable, since we dont need Chinese pack. - Under SYS\BIN remove Elocl.31 and keep Elocl.159. - Under SYS\BIN remove T9Malay.dll, T9Indonesian.dll and T9Chinese.dll and the rest keep. - Under PRIVATE\10207254\THEMES at subfolders each, keep only the file numbered 159, others safely removable.
Removing Factory Standard Startups
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- To remove startups such as welcome2.exe in SYS\BIN, dont simply erase .EXE files, its dangerous & icons wont work. - To remove any .EXE file, just create an empty New Text Document.txt & rename to welcome2.exe and replace original.
Dictionary Removal (BLUE)
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- Use Agent Ransack & find DICTIO*.* - delete all files found.
Dictionary Removal (RED)
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- Use Agent Ransack & find Mobiledict*.* - delete all files found.
XFW Basic ROM Skeleton Developer's Edition - Reference Use
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What's in the XFW Basic ROM Skeleton Developer's Edition? - Only available in English (Language Code R159). - Installed ROM Patcher + Autostart Feature (Hard Reset Proof). - Changed Loader / Busy Indicator. - All ROM Patcher. - Removed Effects. - Removed HELP Files. - Removed Dictionary - Removed Nokia Welcome SMS - Removed Startup Settings Notification. - High Caching Capability In All Drives. - Zylam Marek Refined Menu.
What you can do with XFW Basic ROM Skeleton Developer's Edition? - Add / Remove Modifications. - Add / Remove Language Packs. - Add / Remove Applications - Add / Remove Games. - Add / Remove Themes. - Add / Remove Startup and Shutdown Features. - .. and many more
Download now and start exploring yourself into developing your own taste of desire for the phone feature !
- Post warez contents and/or links. - Request warez contents and/or links. - We keep this thread clean as it is usual. - Please go through all the sections before asking questions. - Please be calm as someone will attend to you in case of problem / issue. - This thread has everything that you need to know, dont repeat questions. - Please share and discuss anything about the device rather than "asking" help, this is not Technical Helpdesk.
Hint / useful important keywords for effective search, are:
--> Hello OX --> Signing --> Garmin --> Malfreemaps --> Freeware --> Camera --> Games --> Theme --> WiFi --> Connections --> Telco --> Soft Reset --> Hard Reset --> Home Screen --> Memory Card --> Email --> Flashing SMS --> Care Centre --> Messenger --> Increase Space --> Battery --> Certificate
Short Forms Summary
NSU - Nokia Software Updater NCC - Nokia Care Centre FOTA - Firmware Over The Air GSM - Global System Mobile UMTS - Universal Mobile Telecommunications System SIM - Subscriber Identity Module CDMA - Code Division Multiple Access EDGE - Enhanced Data GSM Evolution GPRS - General Packet Radio Service GMXT - Garmin Mobile XT 3G - 3rd Generation HSDPA - High Speed Data Packet Access
With above targetted keywords, I'm sure you can make full utilise of the available search engine, and also in every single page, lower left bottom there's a small search engine available for you to input queries. TQ
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I'm now comparing the effect of using the ram improvement apps like Killme and Ramblow and Memory Up...
1. Killme > can use to kill selected background apps during startup only... 2. Ramblow > can use to kill selected background apps during startup and also can kill selected apps in scheduled time after startup.. 3. Memory up > only able to clear java midlet memory used... if search through the net this apps appear to be a hoax (which mean tipu orang punya)
after i've tested all these ram tools, now i decided to uninstall all... i'm not sure how much it do help in term on system speed enhancement (since it only kill the background apps to release the ram) but my logic go like what i'm experience is that the system react slower during initial reopening those need apps... also sometimes the apps that been kill actually are the required process for some nokia apps like the nokia messaging, email server, frameserver and some like nimbuzz background services... this make me thinking if we killing these soo call background process to regain the ram.. will it have "any" effect on those apps that rely on these background processes or not???
now for the gathered info regarding the use of these ram tools:
1. using killme i can simply gain up to ~60Mb free ram after startup, and decrease later on with some default apps load up like the calendar, clock, message... then will stable around ~50Mb (of coz not all apps been reloaded back like the email or numbuzz)... 2. using Ramblow i can gain up to ~62Mb free ram after startup, of coz due to the schedule apps killing method the ram will keep fructuated between 46Mb~61Mb... 3. using the memory up is totally waste of time... nice gui but nothing gain back in term of free ram...
4. and now without any ram tools install... my ram stay at ~51Mb after startup and then decreasing to ~44Mb after about 2 days usage... but something i've discover is less lag during incoming call, incoming message, menu access, loading contacts, apps startup, also most important things is less minimynimo hickup... so i will continue to observe the phone without any ram tools for a moment to check the stability...
hope these info will be usefull for reference...
some minimynimo hickup that i've seeing:
1. the phone sometimes failed to call out although the network bar is full... 2. the wifi easily got disconnected although the modem is close in range... 3. during end of call sometimes the phone will stuck abit then response back... 4. when receiving incoming call, there no sound from the other side for about 5 secs then halo halo abit then only can talk...
hin hin dont know what causing these, so investigation on going...
I'm now comparing the effect of using the ram improvement apps like Killme and Ramblow and Memory Up...
1. Killme > can use to kill selected background apps during startup only... 2. Ramblow > can use to kill selected background apps during startup and also can kill selected apps in scheduled time after startup.. 3. Memory up > only able to clear java midlet memory used... if search through the net this apps appear to be a hoax (which mean tipu orang punya)
after i've tested all these ram tools, now i decided to uninstall all... i'm not sure how much it do help in term on system speed enhancement (since it only kill the background apps to release the ram) but my logic go like what i'm experience is that the system react slower during initial reopening those need apps... also sometimes the apps that been kill actually are the required process for some nokia apps like the nokia messaging, email server, frameserver and some like nimbuzz background services... this make me thinking if we killing these soo call background process to regain the ram.. will it have "any" effect on those apps that rely on these background processes or not???
now for the gathered info regarding the use of these ram tools:
1. using killme i can simply gain up to ~60Mb free ram after startup, and decrease later on with some default apps load up like the calendar, clock, message... then will stable around ~50Mb (of coz not all apps been reloaded back like the email or numbuzz)... 2. using Ramblow i can gain up to ~62Mb free ram after startup, of coz due to the schedule apps killing method the ram will keep fructuated between 46Mb~61Mb... 3. using the memory up is totally waste of time... nice gui but nothing gain back in term of free ram...
4. and now without any ram tools install... my ram stay at ~51Mb after startup and then decreasing to ~44Mb after about 2 days usage... but something i've discover is less lag during incoming call, incoming message, menu access, loading contacts, apps startup, also most important things is less minimynimo hickup... so i will continue to observe the phone without any ram tools for a moment to check the stability...
hope these info will be usefull for reference...
some minimynimo hickup that i've seeing:
1. the phone sometimes failed to call out although the network bar is full... 2. the wifi easily got disconnected although the modem is close in range... 3. during end of call sometimes the phone will stuck abit then response back... 4. when receiving incoming call, there no sound from the other side for about 5 secs then halo halo abit then only can talk...
hin hin dont know what causing these, so investigation on going...
Fuhhhhh... ..btw, nice work pls let us know if there's anything u found...
how to change font? read d 1st page but i got no idea where to download d fonts...
most of the .ttf (true type fonts) can be use and below the steps to get it loaded during startup:
1. select those needed fonts the net or from ur windows fonts. 2. access ur sd mem using mass storage. 3. copy those fonts into the e:\resource\fonts\ folder. (manual create the "fonts" folder if it's not exist in the e:\resource folder) 4. restart the phone
DO NOT COPY FONTS "S60ZDIGI.TTF" INTO THE E:\RESOURCE\FONTS\ FOLDER!!!
Remove this font from the e:\resource\fonts folder to prevent the phone from hang during startup (phone will hang on restart but will able to boot from cold boot where remove the battery for more then 3 mins then reboot)
I've discover this after checking on the original firmware fonts when the S60ZDIGI.TTF is included within the firmware (Z drive) and if we have the same font copy into the e:\resource\fonts folder then it will coz conflict during startup and making the phone hang at the NOKIA word....
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most of the .ttf (true type fonts) can be use and below the steps to get it loaded during startup:
1. select those needed fonts the net or from ur windows fonts. 2. access ur sd mem using mass storage. 3. copy those fonts into the e:\resource\fonts\ folder. (manual create the "fonts" folder if it's not exist in the e:\resource folder) 4. restart the phone
FYI infomations all .. GPS lock is RM0.10 per 10kb not per lock .. for all telco, i called up all 3 telco personally to check and finally maxis said RM0.01 /per kb (peak) and RM0.05/per kb (offpeak).
i asked the manager to email in written format, still they're emailing wat a CS they have like stupid b****, in a while gonna call n bamboo them back.. fucuk maxis
FYI infomations all .. GPS lock is RM0.10 per 10kb not per lock .. for all telco, i called up all 3 telco personally to check and finally maxis said RM0.01 /per kb (peak) and RM0.05/per kb (offpeak).
i asked the manager to email in written format, still they're emailing wat a CS they have like stupid b****, in a while gonna call n bamboo them back.. fucuk maxis
Got peak and offpeak ah? Anyway, they charge in 10kb blocks. So satellite info retrieval is about 7kb = 7sen, charged 10sen.
i off all the navigation method except integrated GPS...can lock quite fast also...1-2min done...free of charge..
xploit, in the gallery, i want to sort my wallpapers into a folder named "Scenery"...how can i mark several picture at once...instead of marking 1 by 1...
FYI infomations all .. GPS lock is RM0.10 per 10kb not per lock .. for all telco, i called up all 3 telco personally to check and finally maxis said RM0.01 /per kb (peak) and RM0.05/per kb (offpeak).
i asked the manager to email in written format, still they're emailing wat a CS they have like stupid b****, in a while gonna call n bamboo them back.. fucuk maxis
mine per lock less than 10kb so my bill always shows 10sen so it's safe to say 10sen per lock to everyone.....
i check my unbill, 10sen lock for the pass 20 days almost 80 times...... RM8 just for GPS locking......
Digi minimum 10kb...even 3 kb will charge 10sen....
That day got watch youtube through digi line and got shocked of the charges, 3mb=RM36++, luckily did not watch the whole video clip or else kena RM50++...
Added on February 8, 2010, 2:24 pm
QUOTE(ahpingko @ Feb 8 2010, 02:17 PM)
i off all the navigation method except integrated GPS...can lock quite fast also...1-2min done...free of charge..
xploit, in the gallery, i want to sort my wallpapers into a folder named "Scenery"...how can i mark several picture at once...instead of marking 1 by 1...
1 or 2 minute, i can travel 2 to 4 km on the road edi loh, i can lock on within 2 to 3 second with AGPS....
Added on February 8, 2010, 2:26 pm
QUOTE(khew82 @ Feb 8 2010, 02:14 PM)
izzit....no wonder last month my data charges me 30+++..i remember i use AGPS few times.......wahhhhh..
a few times will not charge you 30++, i uses almost 80 times only charge me around RM8.00......maybe you youtube something...
This post has been edited by PrinceCaspien: Feb 8 2010, 02:26 PM
i off all the navigation method except integrated GPS...can lock quite fast also...1-2min done...free of charge..
xploit, in the gallery, i want to sort my wallpapers into a folder named "Scenery"...how can i mark several picture at once...instead of marking 1 by 1...
Install an application called The Pencil and mark several files at once and move them all into a folder.
mine per lock less than 10kb so my bill always shows 10sen so it's safe to say 10sen per lock to everyone.....
i check my unbill, 10sen lock for the pass 20 days almost 80 times...... RM8 just for GPS locking......
Digi minimum 10kb...even 3 kb will charge 10sen....
That day got watch youtube through digi line and got shocked of the charges, 3mb=RM36++, luckily did not watch the whole video clip or else kena RM50++...
for maxis hotlink i can CONFIRMED below is what happen during the a-gps:
1. every single success 3G internet connection will be charge 2 sens 2. every a-gps fix will need 3kb-8kb of data transfer (i not sure why but this is the range i've been observe) 3. if u lost satelite signal during traveling (under the tree, lots of building, or kling klang) the gps apps will accuired again for a-gps data. 4. so u better disable the a-gps once u get the fix (no point to download anymore data if the satelite signal just lost in between because those data wont do any good for u to get back the location fix, not sure why those gps software soo dumb) 5. if calculated then it mean any gps startup and a-gps location fix will cost u 5sens - 10sens PER FIX...
for maxis hotlink i can CONFIRMED below is what happen during the a-gps:
1. every single success 3G internet connection will be charge 2 sens 2. every a-gps fix will need 3kb-8kb of data transfer (i not sure why but this is the range i've been observe) 3. if u lost satelite signal during traveling (under the tree, lots of building, or kling klang) the gps apps will accuired again for a-gps data. 4. so u better disable the a-gps once u get the fix (no point to download anymore data if the satelite signal just lost in between because those data wont do any good for u to get back the location fix, not sure why those gps software soo dumb) 5. if calculated then it mean any gps startup and a-gps location fix will cost u 5sens - 10sens PER FIX...
as mentioned before. set positioning server to 'always ask' so you'll know when you're be charged.
This post has been edited by rognales: Feb 8 2010, 02:52 PM
as mentioned before. set positioning server to 'always ask' so you'll know when you're be charged.
hehe... some hickup... if u during navigating and driving then suddently satelite lost signal >>> "POPUP ASKING FOR ACCESS" very dangerous loh... not including it "might" causing hang kei....
last time i do advise this method then i notice the danger of using the device when driving... so now i will get the location fixed > disable a-gps > disable route error prompt > routing > navigating...
the built in IM on my tube doesn't seem to be working anymore, when i click on it, the icon flashes for a while, then nothing happens. how do i fix this? i'm currently on v40...
how to change font? i tried d method in 1st page...still not working... erm...i cant find d resource folder in mass storage n i manually created one...like tat can?
how to change font? i tried d method in 1st page...still not working... erm...i cant find d resource folder in mass storage n i manually created one...like tat can?
yes.. create the E:\Resource\Fonts then copy those "prefered" fonts into that folder and reboot... beware of the fonts files u put in as if happen conflict the phone will hang at startup... if that happen just un-plug the battery and wait for >3mins then restart, if still can't then just un-plug the sd card and restart.
yes.. create the E:\Resource\Fonts then copy those "prefered" fonts into that folder and reboot... beware of the fonts files u put in as if happen conflict the phone will hang at startup... if that happen just un-plug the battery and wait for >3mins then restart, if still can't then just un-plug the sd card and restart.
still cant i tink is d new firmware problem? currently on v40
still cant i tink is d new firmware problem? currently on v40
nope, it's confirmed not v40 problem... 2 things u might do wrong... the most suspected is the .ttf fonts that u wanna use, the exact steps u took during the fonts copy...
i tried both ways 1st is jz drag n drop into resource/fonts folder without renaming d file name 2nd is d one in 1st page...i make 4 copies...then rename them as suggested in 1st page
1. rename comic.ttf > s60tsb.ttf 2. copy into the E:\Resource\Fonts 3. Restart phone
tried... still cant i create everthing in my desktop this time wif d font rename to s60tsb.ttf then copy to my mass memory restarted phone still same outcome isit d hackable v40 thingy? hvnt hack my firmware
tried... still cant i create everthing in my desktop this time wif d font rename to s60tsb.ttf then copy to my mass memory restarted phone still same outcome isit d hackable v40 thingy? hvnt hack my firmware
then have no idea liao... i'm not sure where those newly install fonts will showing it self because i use this method to resolve my Orange Tornado HS issue...
if still can't try to use the Font Router... that way u mostly able to use the new font as Top Priority...
After u sign and install the FontRouter just copy your font into E:\Data\Fonts folder (create it if it's not there)... the way FontRouter work is, it will read through the E:\Data\Fonts folder and load priority base on alphabelt order (exp. will load aaaa.ttf before bbbb.ttf) and only 1 font will be load...
This post has been edited by sklchan: Feb 8 2010, 05:41 PM
then have no idea liao... i'm not sure where those newly install fonts will showing it self because i use this method to resolve my Orange Tornado HS issue...
if still can't try to use the Font Router... that way u mostly able to use the new font as Top Priority...
After u sign and install the FontRouter just copy your font into E:\Data\Fonts folder (create it if it's not there)... the way FontRouter work is, it will read through the E:\Data\Fonts folder and load priority base on alphabelt order (exp. will load aaaa.ttf before bbbb.ttf) and only 1 font will be load...
Where are the links to download the fonts? I looked FP, go name but no link...
wa congrate on V25 d..cool guys...keep it up ya...XM i wanna ask...i using Nimbuzz to online msn,then my friends nokia 5530 also using Nimbuzz to online..same place we onlining at...i can see he online,but he cant see me online...how come...??Mine 1 is ver 31 and his 1 is V40(the most lastest )...hope you guys can give me some referer...thanks a lot
is the phone an AP set??? certain AP set model code doesn't bypass Nokia hence update is not allowed...
if your frenz tube has exceed it's warranty period, he can try changing the model code to allow updates... refer to the FS on how to do it...
p/s do it with your own risk, blame me not if the phone brick upon failure...
hey ok...i've already asked him to change d product code... but still dun work... but i not sure whether d product code i asked him to change ok or not... originally was 0573860: APAC2 Black SOUTH ASIA then i asked him to change to 0573786: APAC1 Black MALAYSIA but still face prob in updating firmware then change to 0573784: APAC1 Black but still same prob... duno wad is d main prob... any one can help?
This post has been edited by ckdenion: Feb 8 2010, 10:24 PM
i just updated my firmware to v40..did hard reset b4 updating...after updating my phone keeps having no signal...i'm on digi..am i screwed ? =.= edit: works in GSM mode, once i put the phone to DUAL MODE, no signal... =(
me also digi...using v40 too.....dual mode and GSM both work fine...but DiGi is not fine....stupid..i complain my house here damn weak line for 3 weeks..now they phone me say this area got vandalism problem...parts gets stolen...and need about 3 weeks to fix....what stupid shit is this! ..
not only my house...my workplace, at KLCC..full line..but not very stable...awhile will become 0 signal...then full back....they having service downgrade!!
wa congrate on V25 d..cool guys...keep it up ya...XM i wanna ask...i using Nimbuzz to online msn,then my friends nokia 5530 also using Nimbuzz to online..same place we onlining at...i can see he online,but he cant see me online...how come...??Mine 1 is ver 31 and his 1 is V40(the most lastest )...hope you guys can give me some referer...thanks a lot
Is ure status set to Online?
QUOTE(aaronlim @ Feb 8 2010, 10:13 PM)
Yo Bros,
I updated to latest firmware, i found that my Garmin cant get lock... anyone face the same probs?
the map is there, setting is same... just can't lock.
Dont move ure position, try A-GPS if possible
QUOTE(keagan @ Feb 8 2010, 10:29 PM)
i just updated my firmware to v40..did hard reset b4 updating...after updating my phone keeps having no signal...i'm on digi..am i screwed ? =.= edit: works in GSM mode, once i put the phone to DUAL MODE, no signal... =(
Damn, I've just downloaded the previous release of MFM two days ago. Anyway, thanks for the heads up.
By the way, I can't seem to find any free alternatives for PDF reader and Acrobat LE is a trial-ware. Any pdf readers out there for 5800 to read the handy pdf docs you've provided in the first page?
Damn, I've just downloaded the previous release of MFM two days ago. Anyway, thanks for the heads up.
By the way, I can't seem to find any free alternatives for PDF reader and Acrobat LE is a trial-ware. Any pdf readers out there for 5800 to read the handy pdf docs you've provided in the first page?
u can google for zx reader, its lightweight n free
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QUOTE(ckdenion @ Feb 8 2010, 10:22 PM)
hey ok...i've already asked him to change d product code... but still dun work... but i not sure whether d product code i asked him to change ok or not... originally was 0573860: APAC2 Black SOUTH ASIA then i asked him to change to 0573786: APAC1 Black MALAYSIA but still face prob in updating firmware then change to 0573784: APAC1 Black but still same prob... duno wad is d main prob... any one can help?
unsure of the problem then... did ur fren successfully change the product code? maybe can double confirm on tht aspect
Hi XM..i m digi user,already actived the 3g service..but always got this msg" video call not supported by network operator? how to use video call in 5800? i already changed to dual mode..what we will see if there is 3g service available?
Hi XM..i m digi user,already actived the 3g service..but always got this msg" video call not supported by network operator? how to use video call in 5800? i already changed to dual mode..what we will see if there is 3g service available?
u'll see 3G symbol below the antenna, otherwise ure area is not covered
Damn, I've just downloaded the previous release of MFM two days ago. Anyway, thanks for the heads up.
By the way, I can't seem to find any free alternatives for PDF reader and Acrobat LE is a trial-ware. Any pdf readers out there for 5800 to read the handy pdf docs you've provided in the first page?
It's a 14 days free trial. Not a free ware but you should know
Hi XM..i m digi user,already actived the 3g service..but always got this msg" video call not supported by network operator? how to use video call in 5800? i already changed to dual mode..what we will see if there is 3g service available?
Does digi ever have video calling service? I dont think they got
Hi XM..i m digi user,already actived the 3g service..but always got this msg" video call not supported by network operator? how to use video call in 5800? i already changed to dual mode..what we will see if there is 3g service available?
go menu>settings>connectivity>Admin settings>packet data>select "When Available"
then you can see whether you are on edge or 3G or 3.5G. when on edge cannot video call or if you receiver is not on 3G phone or in 3G network also cannot call.
For folder music players, which is better? MLauncher or FolderPlay? Or got any alternatives to recommend? Thanks.
Added on February 9, 2010, 9:57 am
QUOTE(karmakid @ Feb 9 2010, 09:47 AM)
folks, 2 things to chk with you all
1) I wanna do a voice recording for 1 hour using 5800. is there a features to do so? will it takes up alot of memory space? Can the built-in Recorder not record for 1 hour? Got limitations?
2) i need to del message one by one (rather than i pre select few and i del it immediately). is there a way to do so? Err... select msg -> garbage bin icon. What went wrong?
This post has been edited by Dannyl: Feb 9 2010, 09:57 AM
my new 4days old 5800xm battery cant last more than 1 day... ..i m using 50% screen brightness....sms a day about 100+ sms...and 1 hr voice calls...no play games...just for sms+calls..else, no touch it at all....the batt still so fast dry...how ah?..normal?
u can google for zx reader, its lightweight n free
I did check that out previously on dailymobile.se but it only supports fb2 format and pdf docs need to be converted to the format before it's readable. Can't complain much since it's free.
QUOTE(andrewhtf @ Feb 9 2010, 09:22 AM)
the Adobe LE costs only 10USD, so i consider it quite cheap la. i bought the license and using it now.
I guess paying for Acrobat LE is the only solution for direct access to pdf docs right now.
1) I wanna do a voice recording for 1 hour using 5800. is there a features to do so? will it takes up alot of memory space?
2) i need to del message one by one (rather than i pre select few and i del it immediately). is there a way to do so?
1. can, memory not sure but couldn't be that big, menu>applications>recorder
2. in messages go options and select mark all or mark 1 by 1 and delete.
Added on February 9, 2010, 10:41 am
QUOTE(ahpingko @ Feb 9 2010, 10:15 AM)
my new 4days old 5800xm battery cant last more than 1 day... ..i m using 50% screen brightness....sms a day about 100+ sms...and 1 hr voice calls...no play games...just for sms+calls..else, no touch it at all....the batt still so fast dry...how ah?..normal?
not normal, mine can last at least 1.5 days with lots of calls and some sms and a few GPS usage, your phone might have some bugs like so hidden software running on the background that drain the battery or just that you have got a spoilt battery but i suspect the first to be the problem.
This post has been edited by PrinceCaspien: Feb 9 2010, 10:41 AM
not normal, mine can last at least 1.5 days with lots of calls and some sms and a few GPS usage, your phone might have some bugs like so hidden software running on the background that drain the battery or just that you have got a spoilt battery but i suspect the first to be the problem.
dont know wor...i just get it few days ago..so far i only installed some games...no Garmin also..
the lcd is the major contributor.... set it to low for longer batt
at 50% d wor...i using matte screen protector...lower the brightness somemore, i cant read clearly and the 16M color quality of the nice screen will be wasted...lol
at 50% d wor...i using matte screen protector...lower the brightness somemore, i cant read clearly and the 16M color quality of the nice screen will be wasted...lol
at 50% d wor...i using matte screen protector...lower the brightness somemore, i cant read clearly and the 16M color quality of the nice screen will be wasted...lol
few games yah, format your memory card and hard reset your phone and i guarantee you can last more than 1.5 days, if cannot that's mean your batt is spoilt.
i'm on 75% brightness and it's giving me 1.5 days....
If you are on v40 firmware did you unlock the phone when you charging, you unlock while connecting to bluetooth handsfree? screen will continue to light up and drain the battery without your knowledge.
few games yah, format your memory card and hard reset your phone and i guarantee you can last more than 1.5 days, if cannot that's mean your batt is spoilt.
i'm on 75% brightness and it's giving me 1.5 days....
If you are on v40 firmware did you unlock the phone when you charging, you unlock while connecting to bluetooth handsfree? screen will continue to light up and drain the battery without your knowledge. i'm on 75% and can last 1.5 days woh....
25% how to see things woh, it's just like you install aircond in your room and you setting the temperature to 30 degree celcius....
how long the battery can last depend totally on the usage.. with the extra 40mA saving i t will last longer for exp ur 1.5 day will be 2 days...
hey, anyone know y my ovi store cant be opened???? and i tried 2 reinstall the latest ovi store but fail also, it give me the update error msg..........how??
this is a utility for ur mp3s collection... mainly for id3v1 & id3v2 editing, like putting in genre, album name. song names... and especially, to put album art into a song...
i just hacked it with phoenix..its working, my 3.5g is back, but my firmware is the red version...i think something's wrong with the silver firmware...3.5g cannot use at all after update to v40...now okay adi!
also a big thank you to u xploit machine for the guide!!
This post has been edited by keagan: Feb 9 2010, 02:17 PM
So that means my firmware will change during the process? Hmm helloox is still more reliable i think... afraid using phoenix later flashing failed will brick my phone...
So that means my firmware will change during the process? Hmm helloox is still more reliable i think... afraid using phoenix later flashing failed will brick my phone...
I will wait then...
yea, i was scared too, but i have no choice..my phone refused to work in dual mode after i updated my fw..i'm having the black/silver version...the one provided by xm on the fp is a red unit's fw...i dun really bother la...i'm happy now...else really charm lor..3g can't use
i just hacked it with phoenix..its working, my 3.5g is back, but my firmware is the red version...i think something's wrong with the silver firmware...3.5g cannot use at all after update to v40...now okay adi!
also a big thank you to u xploit machine for the guide!!
Great, congrats for the hack .. btw, the firmware is RM-356 RED APAC, if u need ure Blue, Silver / Black theme back u need to install the Blue, Silver / Black Sounwave again, bcos the in built is RED
QUOTE(zellleonhart @ Feb 9 2010, 02:18 PM)
So that means my firmware will change during the process? Hmm helloox is still more reliable i think... afraid using phoenix later flashing failed will brick my phone...
I will wait then...
u can skip if u feel uncomfortable, for me i hacked bcos i wanted my fone space back and the feel with v31 last time
Added on February 9, 2010, 2:29 pm
QUOTE(h a l o @ Feb 9 2010, 01:32 PM)
hey, anyone know y my ovi store cant be opened???? and i tried 2 reinstall the latest ovi store but fail also, it give me the update error msg..........how??
yea, i was scared too, but i have no choice..my phone refused to work in dual mode after i updated my fw..i'm having the black/silver version...the one provided by xm on the fp is a red unit's fw...i dun really bother la...i'm happy now...else really charm lor..3g can't use
this conversation reminded me on something - initially, my tube runs under 3.5g (celcom), but after updating to v4, the indicator indicates that the line is under 3g ONLY... not 3.5g anymore. not really a problem for me, but can't help wondering what was changed with v4... hmmmm...
im on Celcom 3G, with fluctuate 3G -> 3.5G .. maybe the signal is not strong enuf to reach HSDPA for us
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maybe... but kinda doubting it. my house is like damn near to the celcom relay tower... less than 100 metres... last time, it will always be under 3.5g, u know.
another thing - the indicator will indicates '3.5g' ONLY when i send out mms. it will briefly be under 3.5g until the mms is sent out... then, will revert back to 3g. funny...
im on Celcom 3G, with fluctuate 3G -> 3.5G .. maybe the signal is not strong enuf to reach HSDPA for us
maybe... but kinda doubting it. my house is like damn near to the celcom relay tower... less than 100 metres... last time, it will always be under 3.5g, u know.
another thing - the indicator will indicates '3.5g' ONLY when i send out mms. it will briefly be under 3.5g until the mms is sent out... then, will revert back to 3g. funny...
yah .. mine too, goes to 3.5G while sending n receiving MMS then back to 3G
This post has been edited by Xploit Machine: Feb 9 2010, 02:46 PM
[quote=Xploit Machine,Feb 9 2010, 02:45 PM] maybe... but kinda doubting it. my house is like damn near to the celcom relay tower... less than 100 metres... last time, it will always be under 3.5g, u know.
another thing - the indicator will indicates '3.5g' ONLY when i send out mms. it will briefly be under 3.5g until the mms is sent out... then, will revert back to 3g. funny...
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yah .. mine too, goes to 3.5G while sending n receiving MMS then back to 3G
this conversation reminded me on something - initially, my tube runs under 3.5g (celcom), but after updating to v4, the indicator indicates that the line is under 3g ONLY... not 3.5g anymore. not really a problem for me, but can't help wondering what was changed with v4... hmmmm...
mine, you can't even get on 3g ...since i updated last nite, each time it tried to search for the 3g network, the digi and signal all will dissapear...the only way to use the phone is to revert to GSM only...i hard reset, factory reset, 7390 code, remove battery, nothing works...i suspect my firmware was corrupted...
Added on February 9, 2010, 3:02 pm
QUOTE(Xploit Machine @ Feb 9 2010, 02:25 PM)
Great, congrats for the hack .. btw, the firmware is RM-356 RED APAC, if u need ure Blue, Silver / Black theme back u need to install the Blue, Silver / Black Sounwave again, bcos the in built is RED u can skip if u feel uncomfortable, for me i hacked bcos i wanted my fone space back and the feel with v31 last time
lol, i'm really happy that its working...thanks xploit..i have heard horror stories of phoenix bricking phones, but i never thought it went so smoothly on the 5800..thanks once again, your guide was excellent and easy to follow...i actually watched it while i was doing the flashing, i didn't have to keep reviewing it.. =) thanks bro!
This post has been edited by keagan: Feb 9 2010, 03:02 PM
If I use FontRouterMan and FontRouterLT to change fonts in 5800, would it support Chinese characters? The FP way to change fonts while keeping Chinese fonts is a bit too complex :|
mine, you can't even get on 3g ...since i updated last nite, each time it tried to search for the 3g network, the digi and signal all will dissapear...the only way to use the phone is to revert to GSM only...i hard reset, factory reset, 7390 code, remove battery, nothing works...i suspect my firmware was corrupted...
Added on February 9, 2010, 3:02 pm lol, i'm really happy that its working...thanks xploit..i have heard horror stories of phoenix bricking phones, but i never thought it went so smoothly on the 5800..thanks once again, your guide was excellent and easy to follow...i actually watched it while i was doing the flashing, i didn't have to keep reviewing it.. =) thanks bro!
wanna try this?
Firmware PNHT Release 09th February 2010
- 70MB RAM free up startup. - 75MB Free space. - Nokia Auto send SMS disabled upon Hard Reset. - 6 Home Screens packed into Z ROM Drive - Camera MOD for better image quality - Menu circle changed. - Fast boot up. - No beep sounds. - Others remain the same.
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Don MC's Cooked Nokia 5800 FW version history [File: RM-356_40.0.005_prd_rofs2.V03(_Mxx)] Language: Scandinavia R01, R06, R07, R08, R09, R15
Credits go to those developers mentioned in this log, plus a very big thanks to PNHT for making FW cooking possible.
Version M06: (all same changes as in previous version, plus:) -Theme effect SlideSpin changed to SpinSlide by Mr G. Reason: Slide in effect going from homescreen a bit slow to my liking.
Version M05: (all same changes as in previous version, plus:) -Cache moved from C: to E: -New version of theme effect SlideSpin by Mr G. -Welcome2.exe disabled (sends SMS to Nokia at first boot).
Version M04: (all same changes as in previous version, plus:) -Ovi Store preinstalled on Z: (this is supposed to free up memory)
Version M03: (all same changes as in previous version, plus:) -2 additional homescreens by Upakul (6 icons HS and Navigation bar HS) -mynokia.exe disabled (cooked "mynokia.exe" into folder /sys/bin/)
Version M02 ("+" are mods made by tipu2185): +Phone is hacked by default (patcher.ldd and patchershadow.ldd are in z:/sys/bin) +Camera Modded for better picture quality +Camera Modded, shutter sound disabled +Theme effect changed to SpinSlide by MrG +Zylam Marex Refined Menu applied +Splash Screen (Nokia blue logo) changed to "Nokia hacked" image +Startup Animation (Touching Hands) changed to "5800 bios boot" +Java Security confirmation dialog disabled. -Unnecessary startup apps disabled (cooked file "starter_background_apps.rsc" into folder /resource/)
Version M01: -Only hack enabled and startup animation changed. Version scrapped.
tis is changelog by DON MC's, ive download it, but how come rofs2 only 12mb in size..mine at default at 31mb( not hacked) and 24mb (hacked)..
haha better i wait other method to hack it scared maybe it will brick my phone..im willing to wait 100years
i have flash many SE phones and easily recovered if brick, nokia phones abit harder but i tink it posible to revive if bricked..u gotta have some GUTS!hehe
- 70MB RAM free up startup. - 75MB Free space. - Nokia Auto send SMS disabled upon Hard Reset. - 6 Home Screens packed into Z ROM Drive - Camera MOD for better image quality - Menu circle changed. - Fast boot up. - No beep sounds. - Others remain the same.
wah! let me settle down on the current one first...u tried adi?
not yet la .. i just flashed my v40 hack, aiyo, summore wanna flash again and need rebuild all apps tired, i just saw this thing, if not i sure flash it
Nokia Editor is a great tool that you can use to extract the ROFS2 from firmware files and then edit it. After you have made your modifications you can simple repack it and flash the firmware file to your phone, allowing you to have modifications such as fonts and pre installed applications, even after a hard reset or format!
not yet la .. i just flashed my v40 hack, aiyo, summore wanna flash again and need rebuild all apps tired, i just saw this thing, if not i sure flash it
i think wait later on..actually the light on before and after full charge problem is on the 5530 adi, i have that as well but never tot 5800 after update aso become like that, i think those nokia fellers took the codes and just cut and paste into the 5800 firmware that's why becum like that
Added on February 9, 2010, 3:24 pm
QUOTE(DunkyKung @ Feb 9 2010, 03:17 PM)
i have flash many SE phones and easily recovered if brick, nokia phones abit harder but i tink it posible to revive if bricked..u gotta have some GUTS!hehe
i tot nokia's are easier to revive? i really dunno how to work around se's...they have the CID 52,53...really dunno what's that..summore have to have their own cust pack..=.=
This post has been edited by keagan: Feb 9 2010, 03:24 PM
i have flash many SE phones and easily recovered if brick, nokia phones abit harder but i tink it posible to revive if bricked..u gotta have some GUTS!hehe
HAHA..when to think again,tired to flash lor..need to install back all apps,need to restore back song,videos,pic...tired
i think wait later on..actually the light on before and after full charge problem is on the 5530 adi, i have that as well but never tot 5800 after update aso become like that, i think those nokia fellers took the codes and just cut and paste into the 5800 firmware that's why becum like that
Added on February 9, 2010, 3:24 pm i tot nokia's are easier to revive? i really dunno how to work around se's...they have the CID 52,53...really dunno what's that..summore have to have their own cust pack..=.=
a bit off topic here, cid is kinda security of phone, if u have cid 52 stay on it..im saying dat it is easy because the SE comunity create their own flasher, u dont need to bypass it using pkey like Jaf, just be careful with GDFS once gone, say bye bye to ur phone..
finished DL latest CFW by PHNT will flash it now..!
This post has been edited by DunkyKung: Feb 9 2010, 03:30 PM
a bit off topic here, cid is kinda security of phone, if u have cid 52 stay on it..im saying dat it is easy because the SE comunity create their own flasher, u dont need to bypass it using pkey like Jaf, just be careful with GDFS once gone, say bye bye to ur phone..
yeah, i did try to read up on it..if not mistaken the higher the cid the more difficult it is to hack coz of the patchwork that se does...but seriously i never managed to fix se's...but yeah i killed 5530 a few mths ago, it was really serious coz the pc says update fail, but the phone was already updating that time...so i pulled the plug when it was in the white screen stage...gone case...no matter how i tried, can't fix it...
- 70MB RAM free up startup. - 75MB Free space. - Nokia Auto send SMS disabled upon Hard Reset. - 6 Home Screens packed into Z ROM Drive - Camera MOD for better image quality - Menu circle changed. - Fast boot up. - No beep sounds. - Others remain the same.
yeah, i did try to read up on it..if not mistaken the higher the cid the more difficult it is to hack coz of the patchwork that se does...but seriously i never managed to fix se's...but yeah i killed 5530 a few mths ago, it was really serious coz the pc says update fail, but the phone was already updating that time...so i pulled the plug when it was in the white screen stage...gone case...no matter how i tried, can't fix it...
from my knowledge its the original RM-356 APAC (should have the Chinese pack) since they never mentioned in changelog that any alterations done to the language packs side
tried, but can't...it costed 40 to revive the phone, i heard the guys had to use some other method which required to buy the s/w off somewhere...force flash couldnt' revive it
Nokia Editor is a great tool that you can use to extract the ROFS2 from firmware files and then edit it. After you have made your modifications you can simple repack it and flash the firmware file to your phone, allowing you to have modifications such as fonts and pre installed applications, even after a hard reset or format!
tried, but can't...it costed 40 to revive the phone, i heard the guys had to use some other method which required to buy the s/w off somewhere...force flash couldnt' revive it
maybe he use jaf box, or tornado or something like dat..rm40 ah?
Added on February 9, 2010, 3:41 pm
QUOTE(sklchan @ Feb 9 2010, 03:40 PM)
wow
then sure later someone will flash in the Ovi Map too... then tada!! our tube C: easily up to >80Mb free
got already ah..hhehe..
This post has been edited by DunkyKung: Feb 9 2010, 03:41 PM
maybe he use jaf box, or tornado or something like dat..rm40 ah?
maybe le, coz it took almost 2 weeks to get it back...coz it was a comsat unit i din't dare to let them handle this case..sure the phone come back damaged kao kao....
I got mine in July 2009 .. I was not active in LYN due to my workload last year .. now back to hack, i joined since v21 i think ..
XM bro, u wanna come out ur own personal recipe kah??
Added on February 9, 2010, 4:17 pmalamak... can't access rapidshare from office lah... nvm.. download the original firmware to explore the editor function and see see ada apa udang dalam... hehehe
This post has been edited by sklchan: Feb 9 2010, 04:18 PM
xploit, i enabled my theme effects...it looked nice...haha...i wan to ask..is it every theme will have different effects?...it is safe to installs other themes from website such as zedge.net?
xploit, i enabled my theme effects...it looked nice...haha...i wan to ask..is it every theme will have different effects?...it is safe to installs other themes from website such as zedge.net?
nope..just 1 effect,,unless u hack it and install different effect..
xploit, i enabled my theme effects...it looked nice...haha...i wan to ask..is it every theme will have different effects?...it is safe to installs other themes from website such as zedge.net?
I would suggest a good ROM cook ..
1. Install Nokia OVI Maps into Z 2. Install Orange Tornado into Z 3. Embed S60ZDIGI.ttf into Z and the s60snr.ttf, s60ssb.ttf and s60tsb.ttf is not needed anymore 4. Move cache to E 5. Embed Patcher.ldd Patchershadow.ldd in Z:/Sys/Bin permanently 6. Chinese & Korean language support into Z (the fone will be still valued at re-sell at new buyers) 7. Camera better image modifications and sounds off into Z 8. Removed OVI Store completely 9. Nokia Auto send SMS disabled upon Hard Reset 10. Fast boot up 11. No beep sounds 12. ROMPatcher permanently installed even after HARD RESET 13. Removed HELP files completely 14. Removed freehearts.mp4 15. Remove unwanted ringtones
I would recommend approximately a rough 77MB will be available !
All over .. the fone will be still valued at re-sell at new buyers ..
currently only Rapidshare, wait I re-upload to many mirrors Cant, iPhone has highly capable processor compared with N5800XM, tats y its smooth n non-log
i wonder, is it the processor ka? or its coz of the coding...i feel the osx is way more optimized den anything nokia and microsoft can cook up ...lol
currently only Rapidshare, wait I re-upload to many mirrors Cant, iPhone has highly capable processor compared with N5800XM, tats y its smooth n non-log
that iphone lock that day u tell me 1...is it nice to use?..laggy?..nice effects?
1. Install Nokia OVI Maps into Z 2. Install Orange Tornado into Z 3. Embed S60ZDIGI.ttf into Z and the s60snr.ttf, s60ssb.ttf and s60tsb.ttf is not needed anymore 4. Move cache to E 5. Embed Patcher.ldd Patchershadow.ldd in Z:/Sys/Bin permanently 6. Chinese & Korean language support into Z (the fone will be still valued at re-sell at new buyers) 7. Camera better image modifications and sounds off into Z 8. Removed OVI Store completely 9. Nokia Auto send SMS disabled upon Hard Reset 10. Fast boot up 11. No beep sounds 12. ROMPatcher permanently installed even after HARD RESET 13. Removed HELP files completely 14. Removed freehearts.mp4 15. Remove unwanted ringtones
I would recommend approximately a rough 77MB will be available !
All over .. the fone will be still valued at re-sell at new buyers ..
some comment on the "3" item:
the original APAC (from my phone) have 3 fonts included within the firmware: 1. S60SC_C.ttf > 3.17Mb 2. S60TCHK_C.ttf > 2.89Mb 3. S60ZDIGI.ttf > 33.53Kb
but from my experience the Orange Tornado HS will showing all those square box with these default screen which make me think it's because Orange only making it available for EU/NA/SA phone and not for APAC. with these default fonts i do can see chinese language but not sure about korean/japanese language.
then for the Orange Tornado HS to work modder suggest have to install below fonts: 1. S60SNR.ttf > 433Kb 2. S60SSB.ttf > 427Kb 3. S60TSB.ttf > 439Kb 4. S60ZDIGI.ttf > 33.53Kb (from what i've experience when putting this into the E:\Resource\Fonts it will make the phone fail to startup, double check and found this font is EXACTLY same with the firmware font where suspected causing conflict if install into e:)
so for me if we would like the Orange Tornado HS to cook into the firmware and can show all menu items as well as chinese language support, i will cook below fonts into the firmware: 1. S60SC_C.ttf > 3.17Mb 2. S60TCHK_C.ttf > 2.89Mb 3. S60ZDIGI.ttf > 33.53Kb 4. S60SNR.ttf > 433Kb 5. S60SSB.ttf > 427Kb 6. S60TSB.ttf > 439Kb
for korean language support I might suggest below fonts into the cooked firmware (if possible to include it in lah coz the overall firmware do have size limitation) 1. LT_wjq135.ttf > 9.65Mb (this fonts support multiple language included the chinese/korean/japanese/thai/lililala) 2. S60ZDIGI.ttf > 33.53Kb 3. S60SNR.ttf > 433Kb 4. S60SSB.ttf > 427Kb 5. S60TSB.ttf > 439Kb
wow... those PNHT guyz cooked the fw soo hard and fast during the editor beta testing.... i will be off for CNY and hope after CNY we might have the ULTIMATE mod (of coz not in all area lah but those important fixes/mods)...
wow... those PNHT guyz cooked the fw soo hard and fast during the editor beta testing.... i will be off for CNY and hope after CNY we might have the ULTIMATE mod (of coz not in all area lah but those important fixes/mods)...
im using only 1 font = S60ZDIGI.ttf for my Orange Tornado .. i dont need the rest 3
im using only 1 font = S60ZDIGI.ttf for my Orange Tornado .. i dont need the rest 3
i know why u no need those coz i've seeing the Don MC cfw have the other 3 S60SNR.ttf, S60SSB.ttf, S60TSB.ttf install in it's firmware (now your phone language pack not the APAC language pack anymore) can u check and see u can display the chinese language or not with your current firmware??
1. Install Nokia OVI Maps into Z - done 2. Install Orange Tornado into Z - this i dunno what to do , tried before but failed 3. Embed S60ZDIGI.ttf into Z and the s60snr.ttf, s60ssb.ttf and s60tsb.ttf is not needed anymore - i replace it with september font 4. Move cache to E - done 5. Embed Patcher.ldd Patchershadow.ldd in Z:/Sys/Bin permanently - done 6. Chinese & Korean language support into Z (the fone will be still valued at re-sell at new buyers) - what do you mean by this ? AFAIK in our APAC firmware got english , malay , indon and chinese , korean i dunno what the .rxx , if i know i can try to add it 7. Camera better image modifications and sounds off into Z - done 8. Removed OVI Store completely - updated to new one , i can delete it if u want 9. Nokia Auto send SMS disabled upon Hard Reset - done 10. Fast boot up - done 11. No beep sounds - done 12. ROMPatcher permanently installed even after HARD RESET - done 13. Removed HELP files completely - done 14. Removed freehearts.mp4 - this one not located in rofs file , so cannot delete 15. Remove unwanted ringtones - same as above
how about we create our own LYN Tube custom firmware
how about we create our own LYN Tube custom firmware
alright then, delete the HELP files completely, with all above specs just remove the SEPTEMBER font and replace with this, then upload gimme link, i wanna flash n see
i know why u no need those coz i've seeing the Don MC cfw have the other 3 S60SNR.ttf, S60SSB.ttf, S60TSB.ttf install in it's firmware (now your phone language pack not the APAC language pack anymore) can u check and see u can display the chinese language or not with your current firmware??
but we are getting there soon.... more tools will make available as well as guide...
here the alternate downloads ..
Firmware PNHT Relase 09th February 2010
- 70MB RAM free up startup. - 75MB Free space. - Nokia Auto send SMS disabled upon Hard Reset. - 6 Home Screens packed into Z ROM Drive - Camera MOD for better image quality - Menu circle changed. - Fast boot up. - No beep sounds. - Others remain the same.
hmmm... is this showing us there're still more to be discover on the firmware as now all modder only able to play with the .rofs2/3 file and not the .core
XM, can check and see your Z:\Resource\Fonts folder have what inside? check if those chinese language fonts not there?
Added on February 9, 2010, 6:08 pm
QUOTE(Xploit Machine @ Feb 9 2010, 06:04 PM)
here the alternate downloads ..
Firmware PNHT Relase 09th February 2010
- 70MB RAM free up startup. - 75MB Free space. - Nokia Auto send SMS disabled upon Hard Reset. - 6 Home Screens packed into Z ROM Drive - Camera MOD for better image quality - Menu circle changed. - Fast boot up. - No beep sounds. - Others remain the same.
hmmm... is this showing us there're still more to be discover on the firmware as now all modder only able to play with the .rofs2/3 file and not the .core
XM, can check and see your Z:\Resource\Fonts folder have what inside? check if those chinese language fonts not there?
aik?? sama sama here leh... ur e:\resource\fonts or c:\resource\fonts got anything or not??
no .. E:\ dont have but i need to copy the S60ZDIGI.ttf (413KB) to C:\Resource\Fonts bcos the Orange Tornado failed to read the Z drive S60ZDIGI.ttf (33.53KB)
Added on February 9, 2010, 6:14 pmi wish if we could pull out the existing firmware from phone -> and edit the flashback, i hate to reinstall apps .. i have abt 60 apps
This post has been edited by Xploit Machine: Feb 9 2010, 06:14 PM
no .. E:\ dont have but i need to copy the S60ZDIGI.ttf (413KB) to C:\Resource\Fonts bcos the Orange Tornado failed to read the Z drive S60ZDIGI.ttf (33.53KB)
Added on February 9, 2010, 6:14 pmi wish if we could pull out the existing firmware from phone -> and edit the flashback, i hate to reinstall apps .. i have abt 60 apps
why ur S60ZDIGI.ttf soo big in size??? u might need to use the font reader to check is it genuine s60zdigi.ttf or a "renamed" fonts hehehe... i have both s60zdigi.ttf both only ~34kb in size leh...
Added on February 9, 2010, 6:20 pm
QUOTE(Xploit Machine @ Feb 9 2010, 06:13 PM)
no .. E:\ dont have but i need to copy the S60ZDIGI.ttf (413KB) to C:\Resource\Fonts bcos the Orange Tornado failed to read the Z drive S60ZDIGI.ttf (33.53KB)
Added on February 9, 2010, 6:14 pmi wish if we could pull out the existing firmware from phone -> and edit the flashback, i hate to reinstall apps .. i have abt 60 apps
i do notice the phone able to reinstall back some of those "signed" apps after the hard reset... so thinking it might storing something on the E: drive for those installed apps info... only donno where leh... maybe the E:\ sys/system/private folder?
This post has been edited by sklchan: Feb 9 2010, 06:20 PM
why ur S60ZDIGI.ttf soo big in size??? u might need to use the font reader to check is it genuine s60zdigi.ttf or a "renamed" fonts hehehe... i have both s60zdigi.ttf both only ~34kb in size leh...
nah, im using FrancophilSansPlus.ttf .. its 413KB i found this font suits me
nah, im using FrancophilSansPlus.ttf .. its 413KB i found this font suits me
no wonder lah... aiyo don't confuse ppl with font name change eh if not later ppl asking "why the heck u can get ur tornado working only with the s60zdigi.ttf installed??" i think no matter what name we change the system will discover the actual fonts name and load it if it been put in the right place...
Added on February 9, 2010, 6:25 pmsomething that might be useful regarding nokia language code:
1. S60SC_C.ttf (3.17MB) 2. S60TCHK_C.ttf (2.89MB) 3. S60ZDIGI.ttf (33.53kb) My C:\Resource\Fonts has only S60ZDIGI.ttf (413KB)
others fonts i dont have .. tats wat i wondering, since i dont need the other fonts
hahaha... it's because u have the proper fonts been place inside the c:\resource\fonts but only with the confusing name changed hahaha yup i do agree the tornado only need 1 supported font for it to show those menu items, but the original modder just simply ask us to copy all 4 fonts for the EU/US region to fix the square box error...
xm, r u using PNHT 09 feb custom firmware? chinese language still there?
no, i flashed my fone with standard v40 (only ROMPatcher modded) .. i just flashed the firmware with FP RM356_40.0.005_023_xxx_U01.uda Hacked.fpsx tats all ..
they released the PNHT version today im not sure this PNHT 09 feb custom firmware has Chinese lang or not ..
my gallery got alot pics....when i scroll down...some of the pics not yet loaded....see a white tile oni...how ah...got faster way ?...i wan smooth scrolling with nice thumbnails..
no, i flashed my fone with standard v40 (only ROMPatcher modded) .. i just flashed the firmware with FP RM356_40.0.005_023_xxx_U01.uda Hacked.fpsx tats all ..
they released the PNHT version today im not sure this PNHT 09 feb custom firmware has Chinese lang or not ..
my gallery got alot pics....when i scroll down...some of the pics not yet loaded....see a white tile oni...how ah...got faster way ?...i wan smooth scrolling with nice thumbnails..
wait for it to load 1st leh .. next time loading sure fast one, bcos its building thumbnail
i see.. thx 4 the info. hope they will release a custom firmware that have chinese lang soon.
use the editor to extract > copy the chinese fonts > repack > flash?? i think it might be work out loh... but make sure u know how to revives if the phone brick...
we're lucky to have the 5800xm, as it's the first nokia smartphone that able to be hack into the Z: drive... of coz the others nokia smart phone will be follow as the technology about the same regarding the file system....
you dont have the guide in bringing the phone alive right?
Its because, less people brick it and the fone itself wont brick easily .. unless user fault, battery drain while flash, electricity blackout during flashing etc.
Brick ure fone, come Shah Alam, i do a visual tutorial .. bring ure camcorder together
Its because, less people brick it and the fone itself wont brick easily .. unless user fault, battery drain while flash, electricity blackout during flashing etc.
Brick ure fone, come Shah Alam, i do a visual tutorial .. bring ure camcorder together
the .exe files wont run in Windows .. u may need hex editor to view those
swt...rily prove tat buying hp shud oways do some homework first as a matter of fact, shud do some homework if buying something tat doesnt cost lil some ppl would do anything just to cheat u off some money
i found out that it is hard for my gps to lock satelite in kuching sarawak. already enable A-gps..but still the same..anyone facing this problem in kching? there's no problem to lock when i was in melaka few days ago...hmm what's the reason?
swt...rily prove tat buying hp shud oways do some homework first as a matter of fact, shud do some homework if buying something tat doesnt cost lil some ppl would do anything just to cheat u off some money
lucky i got do survey 1st...lol...tat sohai also wan charge me rm50...i din pay also.. ...i m so pandai...wakaka...i check everything b4 i buy....except charger...din expect it to be faulty..luckily can change 1 to 1 at nokia care centre...
i stand thr check for about 20mins...b4 payment..hehe...check from mobile phone life timer, serial number matching, battery logo, zitron/avaxx stickers, test calls, check dead pixel, check camera..etc..lol...
our 5800xm got music coupon?? the pencil and jbtaskman safe to use??...
yes it do came with the 1000 songs coupon... mine one have the coupon but dont have the av cable, craddle, rubber case... cost me rm1060 during mid of oct 09. that y i discover this thread asking i've been con or what because the original thread mention about all those assesories...
I want to flash my phone to the hacked firmware from PNHT. But my warranty still got 6 months and I'm worried I'll brick the phone. But after updating to v40 and losing HelloOx hack and the unique theme effects, I really want to hack the phone. Is it likely to brick the phone during flashing? According to the below link, warranty is not void when u flash with JAF or phoenix. On a side note, should I use JAF or Phoenix if I want to flash the hacked firmware? http://forum.dailymobile.se/index.php/topic,17600.0.html
actually Phoenix Service Software is being used by Nokia technical personnels in NCC .. with some other hardware connected for major recovery purpose ..
Nemesis also meant for Nokia but its just a basic version compared with PSS
haha.. someone can out the application like SE cartoon emotion.. damm cute when i get the phone,u must teach me to install garmin map wor.. i see u pro at here..
haha.. someone can out the application like SE cartoon emotion.. damm cute when i get the phone,u must teach me to install garmin map wor.. i see u pro at here..
maybe somethings cant understand leh.. coz my english so poor my phone bought at east m'sia they dont wants to help me put garmin maps.. say no such service.. mostly customer download themself.. damm.. just give me 6month ovi maps
maybe somethings cant understand leh.. coz my english so poor my phone bought at east m'sia they dont wants to help me put garmin maps.. say no such service.. mostly customer download themself.. damm.. just give me 6month ovi maps
u read fp poperly leh, OVI maps lifetime free not 6 months ..
u read fp poperly leh, OVI maps lifetime free not 6 months ..
i mean's .. tat seller.. i just ON CALL ask my gf go buy coz im at west m'sia she at east m'sia and the seller i heard is saying giving 6 month ovi maps for use.. im also blur blur
maybe somethings cant understand leh.. coz my english so poor my phone bought at east m'sia they dont wants to help me put garmin maps.. say no such service.. mostly customer download themself.. damm.. just give me 6month ovi maps
ovi map free for life now check at FP btw, does anyone notice tht mic volume will become softer while using loudspeaker to call? my phone have normal mic volume without using the loudspeaker mode but once i activate loudspeaker, my fren say tht my mic become too soft hardly heard wat am i talking
i mean's .. tat seller.. i just ON CALL ask my gf go buy coz im at west m'sia she at east m'sia and the seller i heard is saying giving 6 month ovi maps for use.. im also blur blur
ovi map free for life now check at FP btw, does anyone notice tht mic volume will become softer while using loudspeaker to call? my phone have normal mic volume without using the loudspeaker mode but once i activate loudspeaker, my fren say tht my mic become too soft hardly heard wat am i talking
see if anything blocking the pinhole underneath the fone ..
This post has been edited by Xploit Machine: Feb 10 2010, 01:48 AM
see if anything blocking the pinhole underneath the fone ..
only have 1 mic pinhole right? supposely without loudspeaker n loudspeaker enable should be using the mic any setting tht we can adjust the mic volume? my mic working normal without loudspeaker when on loudspeaker, my mic become softer and hardly to be heard very troublesome while driving coz sually i use loudspeaker and put on my dashboard b4 this phone i;m using sek800i dun ahve this problem so i;m wondering is there any setting in the phone i can change the mic volume?
just download the SIS file, install / overwrite the old one..
oright..
i got more question..
i been ask my version is V3.1
did i need update to V4.0 the newest?
any comment?
some guys saying after update V4.0 phone become some lagg..
but also got thg improve la..
Others - Touch more responsive. - Slide to Unlock during call. - Improved stability. - The application "Data transfer" was also implemented in "Settings" - New screen alarm, but only when the screen is locked. - Ovi Contacts installed. - In the settings menu there is a new icon for "Phone Switch". - Refresh Icons "Sharing Online", "Configuring Accessories", "Configure Phone". - Improved application "Updating Applications", which also renames Upgrade SW. - Rotate the phone horizontally, it automatically activates the QWERTY keyboard.
HELP NEEDED. The original firmware file posted at FP is for a specific product code only. My product code is 0570196 and its different from the firmware file in FP. Can the files still be used?
HELP NEEDED. The original firmware file posted at FP is for a specific product code only. My product code is 0570196 and its different from the firmware file in FP. Can the files still be used?
ur 1 is AP or Ori?? if ORI sure can update firmware using NSU or FOTA...
if AP.. try to update loh.. if nokia release the firmware on tat ap region then its fine.. if not refer to FP to change ur product code...
Oh what i meant was, hacking v40 with PNHT firmware. The first step was to compile the hacked rom and the original firmware together. And whether the file posted there can be used for my phone which has a different product code. Thanks for your help
hello .. i want to update my firmware to the lattest one and now my phone still outdate .. still using v21 .. is it ok if i straightly update to v40 ? .. and any guide or tutorial to do so ? this is my 1st time update phone ...
hello .. i want to update my firmware to the lattest one and now my phone still outdate .. still using v21 .. is it ok if i straightly update to v40 ? .. and any guide or tutorial to do so ? this is my 1st time update phone ...
update using *#0000# is the best choice, all files remain during my updates
it is an apps? to enable emoticons?....in normal sms can use meh?
it is sis file i haven try,coz no yet get phone but,much of ppl try already in normal sms also can use i read from the thread and the cost of sms is like normal
it is sis file i haven try,coz no yet get phone but,much of ppl try already in normal sms also can use i read from the thread and the cost of sms is like normal
eh, exploit machine, my silver ring on the casing at camera area, seemed like abit loose...when touch it, it will move 1..but another 5800 is not like that..
baca the cerita about the fella who kena con at digital mall... damn kesian...
he din do research or check with other shops..that's the problem...should not byu things impulsively cos a lot of pple waiting to con u...he has to take it as a lesson.
I successfully flashed my phone to the hacked firmware before 8th feb. It is the APAC red version. My phone's original is blue version. I have encountered frequent hangs on my phone, will reformat and hard reset after flashing help? Thanks
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QUOTE(Xploit Machine @ Feb 9 2010, 07:31 PM)
dont seek in fone shop, most probably the photo / camera accesorry shop got, bcos they are the on whom will use SDHC cards
Went to 2 camera shops in lowyat, strangely they don't have class 6 in stock. One even says that microSD does not come in class 6, only normal sized SDHC. further, their price for a class 4 8gb microSD goes above hundred. ridiculous, when the computer shops only selling for 60plus. Hmm... Really have to walk more la...
Added on February 10, 2010, 2:01 pm
QUOTE(Xploit Machine @ Feb 9 2010, 07:31 PM)
dont seek in fone shop, most probably the photo / camera accesorry shop got, bcos they are the on whom will use SDHC cards
This post has been edited by andrewhtf: Feb 10 2010, 02:01 PM
colour is not a matter, always u can have the colour theme installed .. i included in FP
QUOTE(keyzjh @ Feb 10 2010, 01:17 PM)
I successfully flashed my phone to the hacked firmware before 8th feb. It is the APAC red version. My phone's original is blue version. I have encountered frequent hangs on my phone, will reformat and hard reset after flashing help? Thanks
Its not the firmware i guess, have u re-setup the background killings and empty ure bg resources
QUOTE(andrewhtf @ Feb 10 2010, 01:56 PM)
Went to 2 camera shops in lowyat, strangely they don't have class 6 in stock. One even says that microSD does not come in class 6, only normal sized SDHC. further, their price for a class 4 8gb microSD goes above hundred. ridiculous, when the computer shops only selling for 60plus. Hmm... Really have to walk more la...
Added on February 10, 2010, 2:01 pm
tat must be tiring, its high demand now for Class 6
I hard reset my phone and the ROMpatcher is gone T.T But it still remained as red APAC version. I thought this version won't disappear after hard reset? Will it be safe to re-flash my phone?
I hard reset my phone and the ROMpatcher is gone T.T But it still remained as red APAC version. I thought this version won't disappear after hard reset? Will it be safe to re-flash my phone?
can i use my own firmware which it was downloaded by the ovi suite to update my phone then add in the patches?? i found tat PNHT was using J.A.F to flash and XM is using P.S.S.. what's the different?
can i use my own firmware which it was downloaded by the ovi suite to update my phone then add in the patches?? i found tat PNHT was using J.A.F to flash and XM is using P.S.S.. what's the different?
I re-flashed the original firmware from the 2nd page i've included, its exactly the same, only hacks with ROM Patcher included, unless the 8th Feb 2010 and 9th Feb 2010 follows, whereby u will need to copy into the original firmware (overwrite the existing file) and flash!
The difference between JAF and Phoenix is, Phoenix looks professional, and JAF messy
QUOTE(keyzjh @ Feb 10 2010, 02:27 PM)
Update! I tried to reflash my phone but unlike the first time, it failed. And the phone restarted. And the ROMpatcher is back o.o
Xploit, can you please upload the ROMpatcher file here? I'm not sure which version should i download. Thanks
However, have not got the time to transfer the contacts and other info from my SE W610 yet Will take some time to get use to this phone, will also need help from all the sifus here
can but only on the plastic edges, not on the lens, touch screen area .. my phone cam blurred after use alcohol
Added on February 10, 2010, 12:39 pm
u pour the whole bottle on ur phone? i use methylated spirit to clean the whole phone (external only) and it feel new after that. but always remember to try on clear plastic first b4 u wipe on ur phone if not the plastic will melt a little making it blur.
these are the f/w download by ovi.. d diff between mine & urs is tis file "RM-356_40.0.005_C03_prd.rofs3.fpsx" file size 704kb urs is "RM-356_40.0.005_C0d_prd.rofs3.fpsx" file size 1,258kb.. wat's the different?
so can i jus paste in the hacked rom and flash?
This post has been edited by GibsonCTTan: Feb 10 2010, 03:49 PM
XM, I would like to try flashing my tube and hack it... But i definitely need chinese language support, 8th feb firmware got chinese? can u confirm it?
And if i use the 8th feb firmware, do i still need to download the v40.0.005 folder? If need, just overwrite the original firmware in v40.0.005 with the custom one?
However, have not got the time to transfer the contacts and other info from my SE W610 yet Will take some time to get use to this phone, will also need help from all the sifus here
Just insert you sim card to your SE W610, copy as many contacts as you can. Then copy that to your new phone. Repeat the same process to get everything. Easy.
above is my screenshot compared with ures, mine also the original v40.0.005 got from OVI in January .. it's all stock except the red arrow is the only file needs to be flashed together with the firmware, that means, u'll ignore the blue ones ..
Added on February 10, 2010, 4:10 pm
QUOTE(zellleonhart @ Feb 10 2010, 04:03 PM)
XM, I would like to try flashing my tube and hack it... But i definitely need chinese language support, 8th feb firmware got chinese? can u confirm it?
And if i use the 8th feb firmware, do i still need to download the v40.0.005 folder? If need, just overwrite the original firmware in v40.0.005 with the custom one?
i never flashed the 8th and 8h from PNHT, mine is the 1st up there .. however u still need the original firmware (the whole pack intact wen u flash)
u cant flash just the hack read 2nd page FP i posted the notes in red, if u need 8th feb, just copy paste and overwrite the file
This post has been edited by Xploit Machine: Feb 10 2010, 04:10 PM
i never flashed the 8th and 8h from PNHT, mine is the 1st up there .. however u still need the original firmware (the whole pack intact wen u flash)
u cant flash just the hack read 2nd page FP i posted the notes in red, if u need 8th feb, just copy paste and overwrite the file
So the first firmware is like normal firmware la, without additional fancy stuff like special effects etc right? So that one got chinese? Functions the same as normal v40.0.005 except it's hacked?
Oh 1 more question, if hardreset after flashing, the hack still intact right?
So the first firmware is like normal firmware la, without additional fancy stuff like special effects etc right? So that one got chinese? Functions the same as normal v40.0.005 except it's hacked?
Oh 1 more question, if hardreset after flashing, the hack still intact right?
- The 1st one at the post has chinese, has ROM Patcher but no effect or additionals. - The hack remains, if u lost ROM Patcher, just re-install ROM Patcher .. done
Yes it is intact, but the ROMpatcher might be missing like in my case. According to Xploit, you just have to reinstall the ROMpatcher, no need to reflash.
indeed.. its ori frm ovi which it was downloaded by OVI suite to flash my phone.. FYI, mine is SG set.. not MY.. i think this makes the diff.. BTW, wat's ur pheonix version? all 2009 version r d same?
XM..i've download "v40.0.005 + Hacked ROM" and "Firmware PNHT Relase 09th February 2010"..i,ve extracted both, and put "Firmware PNHT Relase 09th February 2010" into "v40.0.005 + Hacked ROM" folder..but it didn't replace any file..is it right?
This post has been edited by mar5690: Feb 10 2010, 07:16 PM
XM..i've download "v40.0.005 + Hacked ROM" and "Firmware PNHT Relase 09th February 2010"..i,ve extracted both, and put "Firmware PNHT Relase 09th February 2010" into "v40.0.005 + Hacked ROM" folder..but it didn't replace any file..is it right?
replace / rename RM-356_40.0.005_prd.rofs2.V22 and the one with .fpsx extension only
i just discover that my calculator isnt working perfectly... when i key in the digits, it doesnt show up until i press the "=,+,/,*" symbol...
get what i meant?
eg : i want to calculate 123 + 456 = 579 i press 123. it wont show "123" on the screen until i press "+". followed by pressing 456, it wont show "456" on the screen until i press "=".
i just discover that my calculator isnt working perfectly... when i key in the digits, it doesnt show up until i press the "=,+,/,*" symbol...
get what i meant?
eg : i want to calculate 123 + 456 = 579 i press 123. it wont show "123" on the screen until i press "+". followed by pressing 456, it wont show "456" on the screen until i press "=".
any solution?
u mean like this?
tat means u got nothing on the light gray section, or dark gray section?
If u download the original firmware from FP, its the original ROM Patcher + Chinese lang pack (which im using), if u intend to use the 09th FEB, just remove / delete the existing .FPSX (got 2 files).
Then, paste the new .V22 and new .FPSX from 09 feb firmware
make sure the newly copy .V22 and .FPSX match the filename exactly, tats all, now ure firmware pack is done !
just place at the appropriate path i guided u above (either one) to see if Phoenix detects the firmware
if detected, start flash .. Done !
(the reason im asking u to copy 09th feb into the 1st firmware is becos 09 feb is not the full package of firmware, it just contains the .V22 and .FPSX)
If u download the original firmware from FP, its the original ROM Patcher + Chinese lang pack (which im using), if u intend to use the 09th FEB, just remove / delete the existing .FPSX (got 2 files).
Then, paste the new .V22 and new .FPSX from 09 feb firmware
make sure the newly copy .V22 and .FPSX match the filename exactly, tats all, now ure firmware pack is done !
just place at the appropriate path i guided u above (either one) to see if Phoenix detects the firmware
if detected, start flash .. Done !
(the reason im asking u to copy 09th feb into the 1st firmware is becos 09 feb is not the full package of firmware, it just contains the .V22 and .FPSX)
hope u got my words up there ..
ok..i just need this file?
pheonix ori firmware and 09 feb firmware..right
the blue arrow should i remove or dont touch it?just add the red one only larh?
This post has been edited by apecx92: Feb 10 2010, 10:27 PM
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QUOTE(Xploit Machine @ Feb 10 2010, 11:42 PM)
no need, just flash copy to appropriate path, refer FP ooo .. i tot all tat time portal portal portal runaway already
yup copy to - C:\Program Files\Common Files\Nokia\Phoenix\Products\RM-356 or - C:\Program Files\Nokia\Phoenix\Products\RM-356 right... the when i click on the browse button(next to product code) it states "neither DP1 nor DP2 was found for the product, or the product cannot be identified"
errmm.. just wanna ask.. should think not to posted it here.. but i know there a lot of 'otai' here..
here is the problem.. being trying to update my friend N97.. 1stly i shut the phone down and then when i tried to switch it on.. the phone keep stuck in a white screen of nokia (WSOD) maybe.. tried to use the WSOD method.. but the phone keep restarting again and again.. what should i do?..
wokeyh,now downloading 08 feb firmware and install pheonix 2009
i have problem on pheonix while intalling it,it said my system was not modified..
install and run as administrator, Phoenix only for WinXP
QUOTE(ndrw90 @ Feb 10 2010, 11:47 PM)
yup copy to - C:\Program Files\Common Files\Nokia\Phoenix\Products\RM-356 or - C:\Program Files\Nokia\Phoenix\Products\RM-356 right... the when i click on the browse button(next to product code) it states "neither DP1 nor DP2 was found for the product, or the product cannot be identified"
use 1 by oneor u can copy to both path also to be safe, later after flash delete the RM-356 folder from there
QUOTE(GibsonCTTan @ Feb 10 2010, 11:48 PM)
so conclusion = mine is SG firmware, urs is MY? haha
mine is MY 015976 something, forgot la
QUOTE(xaliey @ Feb 10 2010, 11:52 PM)
errmm.. just wanna ask.. should think not to posted it here.. but i know there a lot of 'otai' here..
here is the problem.. being trying to update my friend N97.. 1stly i shut the phone down and then when i tried to switch it on.. the phone keep stuck in a white screen of nokia (WSOD) maybe.. tried to use the WSOD method.. but the phone keep restarting again and again.. what should i do?..
i already answer there, check ure N97 post
QUOTE(Chyan @ Feb 10 2010, 11:58 PM)
hard reset? Pressing the green red and camera button after the WSOD until it's gone
tomoro .. my streamyx damn slow, tat day 3 hrs manage upload 9th feb for sklchan
No la, last time found the way to hard reset N97 while looking for a way to hard reset N5800... Okay... Take your time...not really need to flash Can post screenshot of v40 homescreen in landscape mode? And is there really a N5800 cfw with N97 homescreen?
No la, last time found the way to hard reset N97 while looking for a way to hard reset N5800... Okay... Take your time...not really need to flash Can post screenshot of v40 homescreen in landscape mode? And is there really a N5800 cfw with N97 homescreen?
i dont have landscape mode, ugly.. i removed it ..
i dont have landscape mode, ugly.. i removed it .. then just copy to E:\Patches
later u can use X-plore to delete the C:\Patches
I want to see how ugly it is... nevermind la I cant seem to get Vodafone HS working either....after restart it says 'Vodafone SIM card needed bla bla bla' btw, that time i don't have SIM card inserted...and i'm using the one for Maxis
guys.. still cant.. bcoz the phone is not inserted with memory card...
What does hard reset got to do with the memory card inserted or not? Hold down these 3, Caps Shift (Shift), Space Bar, and Backspace/Delete, and press the power on button, keep holding those 3 buttons and do NOT let go of them until you see the 'hand shaking' nokia animation. After the animation, it will ask you to choose your region. Good luck and good nite.
This post has been edited by JustinLFJ: Feb 11 2010, 12:28 AM
btw, RM356_40.0.005_023_xxx_U01.uda.fpsx is the hack rom to enable d hack and RM-356_40.0.005_prd.rofs2.V22 is the preinstall software tat will be contain in the rom drive?
btw, RM356_40.0.005_023_xxx_U01.uda.fpsx is the hack rom to enable d hack and RM-356_40.0.005_prd.rofs2.V22 is the preinstall software tat will be contain in the rom drive?
eh guys, i wanted to find those old and nice game which can multiplayer...like ExplodeArena....last time i play it with my friends using nokia 6630...i miss that game.. ...any idea how to get it back into my tube?..
and those camera games...such as Mosquitos....got way to make it into tube??
eh guys, i wanted to find those old and nice game which can multiplayer...like ExplodeArena....last time i play it with my friends using nokia 6630...i miss that game.. ...any idea how to get it back into my tube?..
and those camera games...such as Mosquitos....got way to make it into tube??
does it include with latest ovi maps and ovi store?
nope, it does not include Version M08: (all same changes as in previous version, plus:) -Ovi Store removed from Z:. Back in C: Reason: Exits when fails to update (Z: is read only, update cannot be written).
they say dat ovi maps and ovi store are upgrade able and not suitable to put in Z drive because dat drive is Read Only..but im not quiet sure..for the refine menu it works perfectly but he removed it due to unstable..still dun find any bugs tho..
just remember not to downgrade ur phone as it will corrupt something..i forgot its name..it can be revive using jaf..sorry i never use pheonix before.. read the instruction very2 carefully..a hundred time if possible..
just remember not to downgrade ur phone as it will corrupt something..i forgot its name..it can be revive using jaf..sorry i never use pheonix before.. read the instruction very2 carefully..a hundred time if possible..
FP got but not detailed solution, .. Poenix or JAF is the best around suite to revive bricked phone using original firmware, however the bringing back to alive wont be successful in 1st or 2nd attempt.
I may take a few flashing attempt to bring it alive .. but bricking a phone is not easy too .. its just abot the user fault ..
Feb 7 2010, 10:04 PM, updated 16y ago
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And, does Vodafone HS work with v40? XM sudah pergi rehat ah? 
dont know what causing these, so investigation on going... 
v25?wow that very fast!!!congratz!!!if can no no feeding answer anymore.. 
RM8 just for GPS locking......
.. maybe the signal is not strong enuf to reach HSDPA for us 
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