Before S60V3 Symbian OSes, yes.

Unpleasant experience on the phone.

Other than bitrate, try to lower its size as well. I mean the 111x222.

Wah. You still keep that phone?

I see. Nokia can keep because outside so many non original but high quality spare parts.

Those non original battery still have batteries for the Nokia 6670 as well. Depends on how you find it.

Me too.

Proven to me already.

If can, please wait until your warranty expire.

If can, just avoid changing the original stuff before the warranty is over.

Changing of the casing usually need to strips the entire casing out and I am not sure if the warranty seal will be affected since all the phones i get is without warranty.

Umm, i doubt they provide service to change the original housing to other housing.

If you send to the NCC, it won't void your warranty. However, you have to pay a premium price you know?

No.

Their service is not premium, it is the original parts.

Try to search in Garage Sales there. Also, new items means new way of making profit for Nokia themselves.

Battery monitor is not a suitable software for me as most of them is not really accurate.........

I read in Malaysia MSN news that this is just purely a rumor.

Good for you.

Looks like next time i am going to get it.

Nobody is stopping you from doing so. Just wait for the price become cheaper lo.

Subscribe to a data plan to prevent bill shock.

Not only that, usually first few batch of the Nokia phone might have problems and only unlucky owners get problematic phones.

As far as i am concerned, Trend Micro and Panda are going cloud for Windows based software. This means it is real light weight, but the data usage is real high.

How it cause your phone not to function properly. I installed KMS, netqin and F-secure into Symbian platform before only. Trend Micro I know they have that kind of mobile application, but i never be able to install for the older versions.

This post has been edited by Quantum_thinking: Jan 29 2011, 06:38 PM

You use which browser to surf and which access point?

Emm, i mean which access point you are using? Diginet or 3gdgnet?

3gdgnet tend to be more stable, but Diginet is the access points for the mobile phones.

It should be Diginet then. If you don't mind, delete it and use the 3gdgnet.

I am not a Nokia C5-03 user, but here is the rough guide about how to setup a new access point:

Go to Menu---> Settings ---> Connectivity----> Destination ---> Internet

To make things simple:

Delete the Diginet regardless of its priority

Then, go to Options at left corner of the phone,

Select " New access point"

when asked to automatically to check for available access point, click "no"

After that select the "Packet Data",

When asked for the Packet data access point name, just type in "3gdgnet"

After that, you should be able to surf using that access point.

Happy Surfing.

Nice to hear that.

Anyway, you can use the Ovi Maps for free to navigating yourself right?