still the same

WAP have to pay one wor.....

ok, thx thx~

Yes.. Agps does cost money.. But a few cent onlyç.... U want fast gps signal lock-on, u need to pay a bit.. If u can wait then ma..off ur agps lor.. But dont come askin y ur phone takin 15 minute but my friend phone take few sec to lock on..
Gac:
When u log in to ur wifi.. How u did it? Through d wireless manager or direct from browser..?

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Added on March 6, 2010, 1:51 amAcess point is automatically loaded when u place ur sim card in ur smartphone and on it.. So it doesnt matter u suscribe to it or not...on digi d acess point for 3g and edge/gprs is d same..Yes.. Agps does cost money.. But a few cent onlyç.... U want fast gps signal lock-on, u need to pay a bit.. If u can wait then ma..off ur agps lor.. But dont come askin y ur phone takin 15 minute but my friend phone take few sec to lock on..
Gac:
When u log in to ur wifi.. How u did it? Through d wireless manager or direct from browser..?

This post has been edited by xavi5567: Mar 6 2010, 01:51 AM

I am using Garmin. 1st i will said yes yo connect to WAP and pay about 10cents for the Garmin to get the signal and then i quit, for the second time i open the application, it will hav the signal and I dun need 2 pay 4 d WAP service ald. ^^

ok...thanks alot for the explanation....

so how is goin on wif ur GPS? Running?

yupe running on Garmin & also Ovi Maps...compare to previous much faster locking signal.....

Control panel -> setting -> connection -> wireless lan -> internet connectivity test -> Run automatically
After that press the option button -> advanced settings-> yes -> automatic configuration -> disabled -> power saving -> disabled

Hi. Do you need antivirus software to protect your smartphone?

No need antivirus, unless you install some unknown application

What about reading email with virus attachment on the phone? Or surfing to some virus infected website?

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Added on March 6, 2010, 12:11 pmA quick surf on Internet came up with this.

http://www.mydigitallife.info/2007/03/03/h...ll-phone-virus/

So does Nokia provide any anti-virus software preinstalled on the new phone?


This post has been edited by Optiplex330: Mar 6 2010, 12:11 PM

Most of the attachment file ending in .exe, .com or .bat should be careful when you open at window OS
For symbian device, you should careful of attachment file ending in .sisx .sis or .jar

This post has been edited by bingozero: Mar 6 2010, 12:19 PM

Computer virus dont work on phone.. Phone virus is jus a big hoax to scare user to install antivirus.. Which jus slow down u phone even more dramaticly than d virus it self.. As long as u dont install / received file u got from an unknown source / via unknown blue tooth connection.. U r pretty much safe.. Surfing website with virus? U mean trojan which always accompanied in porn site? Nop it wont b able to embbed into ur phone.. But jus practice safe surfing la..

Anyone knows if its possible to share files via LAN between the phone and a PC via a home network router? Been googling around here and there but couldnt find an answer

This post has been edited by Yapmy: Mar 6 2010, 12:29 PM

Thanks. Knew about the .exe etc in PC but not the .sis etc in phone.

as far as i know symbian s60 v3 and v5 cannot be affected by virus

ha. may be Nokia can go teach Microsoft a lesson or 2. With Windows, virus is top on my list to be careful about.

wah seh sooo geng ar symbian...

i'm not 100% sure.
but i saw from a forum overseas saying you dont need to install any antivirus.
because symbian s60 v3/v5 cannot be infected my virus.
but if its tue then