I took lots of photo with my N8 and I can see the photos in the N8's photo gallery. But some of these photos are not shown when viewed using Desktop computer Window Explorer, hence unable to be transferred to Desktop computer. Any idea? Thanks

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

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.

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.

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.

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

Is F-Secure the same as Mobile Security? I wanted to uninstall F-Secure because I find it degrade phone's performance so I emailed Nokia and they refuse/can't answer me that question.

Well, I think my friend's iphone 4 seems smoother than my N8 for a start.....

What is there to like or dislike? I own no shares in Nokia nor know anybody working in Nokia so I have absolutely no emotional attachment to Nokia. As long as the phone fulfill my needs at the price I wanted, it does not bother me whether her future is with Microsoft or Macrohard.

One man's meat is another poison. Nokia in trouble means I can get my N8 dirt cheap. Where else can you find a great camera with free GPS everything for RM1000 brand new?

Maps 3.08 is now available for download for the N8 for those who dare to try anything new. For me, I would adopt a wait & see.

I use "Walk" navigation often. Both using street or in a straight line. In fact, straight line is even more important to me so how does it work on 3.8?

I hesitate to install 3.8 because it only have "Drive", no "Walk".

What if it's 13Megapixel but small sensor & lousy lens? Until we seen the rest of the hardware, hard to tell yet.

How much phone memory free this time?

That's an very impressive figure. I have to deleted off those inbuilt useless stuff like F-Secure, TVs apps etc to get that figure on the Anna.

Hope they will release the official Belle soon.

This post has been edited by Optiplex330: Nov 16 2011, 04:50 PM

You mean Belle is significantly faster than Anna on slow N8 processor?

Are there newer version of Garmin software for N8? And how much is it for the legal version and where to get it?

You using Version 3.08? Got any bugs? Newer ones often got bugs and that's why I am holding back and still using the 3.06.

Is this for real? 10 separate icons for Maps 3.08?

http://thetechbishop.wordpress.com/2011/10...okia-map-suite/

You mean, when you updated to the new Maps, you get 10 separate icon. But you can uninstall those you don't want?