@aspire sifu,it's indeed drooling specs

and is it possible if mango able to run dual core? I thought only Apollo able to do so?
Belle also not bad actually,i prefer Belle flexibility over WP in certain factors lol

Hook up to PC using Bluetooth. And using Window's default window explorer to view, copy, select and paste to PC. But there are lots of photos that can't be seen on the window explorer


This post has been edited by Optiplex330: Oct 31 2011, 10:05 AM

dafug? Please no...cannot connect to ad hoc...big loss..lol

I suspect, these photo's are at different location. use the phone to get the photo details, and then search using windows explorer for the file.

But why would the N8 change the location of the photos just at it's own fancy? Doesn't it keep to a proper filing system like Mass memory/Images/Camera/...then with automatically generated folder going by dates like 201108, 201109,201110 etc.

This is getting to be a pain in the neck.

it won't... those capture photos only have 1 FOLDER to save into but with Drive option...

either

E:\Images\Camera\

or

F:\Images\Camera\

so as long as you capture using the default camera apps these location are permanent...

I have used Window Explorer to search high and low and couldn't find them. But they do show up in the N8 default photo viewer but the photo viewer's does not show where they are being stored.

Have you checked the SD card ?

Yes, I have checked the SD card. There are so many photos that there is no way it could fit into the phone memory so no point check that.

if you are using belle its not in Images its in a folder call DCIM . It does have proper filling except if you change it. Another way you can try is set your phone as mass storage and use your windows search to find your filename.

This post has been edited by aspire2oo6: Oct 31 2011, 06:56 PM

I can connect my N8(Anna) to my PC using Bluetooth. Using PC's Window Explorer, I can see the N8. Click on the N8 and it shows:
1. Mass Memory
2. Memory Card
3. Phone Memory

Click on Mass Memory/Images/Camera/201110 and I can see a list of photos but many are missing. Those missing photos can however, be seen using the N8's default photo viewer so it's not really missing.

So my question is, where are those missing photos stored in the N8?

So far, the only way for me to transfer those 'missing photos"to my own PC is to view it using the default photo viewer and then send it by email to my own email address. Not exactly an efficient way of transferring so many photos.


This post has been edited by Optiplex330: Oct 31 2011, 07:49 PM

are u sure u r using mass storage mode? do u know which is pc suite mode? if in windows explorer shows n8 that means u r using pc suite mode. if in mass storage mode windows will treat the onboard storage and sd card just as another usb drive. only the onboard mass storage and sd card will show up.

my advice is try to connect using the cable.

Like wat sifu quartzz said try using cable to connect. Then use window search to find the file name. Can i know what app did u use to take the photo?

If u use camerapro it save in another location
If u use the default cam it will save at images/camera

in your n8 connectivity select mass storage.

Can you as well specify what type of photos are they? Screenshot ? Camera photos?

This post has been edited by aspire2oo6: Oct 31 2011, 09:21 PM

That's the folder for picture taken on October 2011. Browse through 201109 , 201108 and so on to search for previous months photo

Is there any app or tricks so I can sync n8 via wifi? Bluetooth too slow.

you mean sync contacts?
ovi sync. there's the function with belle. not sure about other firmwares.
try googling ovi sync

Haha are you thinking the latest Apple ICLOUD app? So far only ifon/ipod & ipad having this wifi sync lor..but all your files need to be externally store at apple server & you will be using icloud to auto sync via wifi for sure. But how many of us wanna store our files in foreign country & not your own PC?

guys can n8 memory card use ntfs format?

Don't think so. Symbian can't read NTFS file system.

there goes my plan to but 16gb micro sd..