can somebody help me, who using Maxis Hotlink with Nokia N8 go to:

Settings > Connectivity > Admin. settings > Mobile Data

what they put at

Mobile data connection
Access point
High speed packet access

i multiple check at my "Access point" at "Network destinations" my "3G Maxis Internet" seems nothing wrong..

APN : unet
Username : none
password : none

i dont remember b4 switch to Prepaid Plan today got Username : maxis & password : wap.. N switched back to Hotlink Plan..

The story is like this:
this afternoon. I received 30 days Internet Pass with special price RM20 with 1.5GB quota (*136*3#), and i subscribe to this plan. n change my plan to Prepaid Broadband ( i thought), change unet to bbnet but still failed to connect the internet..

then messed up a bit at Network destinations.. then maxis called me cos i report at maxis, change back to Hotlink Plan cos Internet Prepaid not suitable for HP. then i change back to Hotlink Plan, n until now, i cant connect to internet..  b4 this no problem..

how can i solve this? thanks bro2 sume..

want to ask,

what is the suitable setting for the internet connectivity becauce ever since i upgraded my bro's nokia n8 to belle, it keep sucking credit eventhough surfing via wifi..

please someone help me...

last friday, i got my self a galaxy nexus, it took me just a few day to realize tat ive done a big mistake, android is just rubbish, at least the battery life, the battery life is a horror. Whats the point having a beatiful phone but u not gonna able to use it due to the battery is always flat. You always gonna hav to charge your phone every 3 hour. Tats freaking annoying. Im glad i waste rm150 just to get rid of it. Now im back with my beloved n8, if lets say i want to upgrade, its surely gonna be the 808.

Yes i a proud symbian user, symbian rawk other can gth.. Beside bb lol..

im still with anna, do the homescreen widgets and shortcuts gonna eat up the memory, i feel my opera browse abit smoother after i accidently delete all the homescreen and widget.

Nope. Manually close the application.

I like the multitasking = surf 9gag in Opera, change to whatsapp, change to sms, make a call, change the track i'm playing, then change back to 9gag. Super.

the maps is not automatic. you launch it.
same as other apps. its manual launch unless coded to start at startup (fring..or whatsapp...).

the keyword here is choice, you can opt to multi task or you can easily close any task.
battery is another factor.

iphone did not give that option not because of battery life. google around and read about the technology, after all, iphone is an ipod with phone capability from the start.

aa to each his own. N8 is fast and responsive enough for me and battery is not an issue as i can charge practically anytime, anyplace. ( car, home, office).

thats why we buy gadget for the key functionalities. to me n8 camera, ovi maps, hdmi output, fm transmitter, awesome headphone, true multitasking far outweighs battery consumption issue ( which to me not an issue at all, but then thats subjective).

do pick your gadget based on your 1 and 2 choice. ( actually n9 is very good for that)

Multi-tasking is a choice. And as a user I think you should be in control of multi-tasking. For example, I know my phone is weak. I exit every app properly when I'm done.

you can exit every app after you are done. That's your choice.

oh btw i procured lenovo n5901 wireless keyboard, hook it up with n8 via USB OTG and it works! can control the menu, type using the keyboard, still figuring on complete control ie changing homescreen and others. no drivers etc nothing, just plug it in and the mouse icon pop up to be controlled via trackball.

http://support.lenovo.com/en_US/downloads/...?DocID=PD004276

will try upload a video later.

all in all, nice phone indeed. thats what you call a SMARTPHONE.

anybody updated to nokia maps 2.0?

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