im digi prepaid user, i can access #126* but not #128*.

and about sim card, i have mine cut and i juz cellotape it together and its still work in my old phone.

Risk of damaging the sim card I think... And the risk of getting stuck ><

Woke up and notice this. So far this is my first smartphone that can last so long. O.o


Lumia 800 Battery Life by cvewan, on Flickr

not sure, got around 30+ minutes, coz sometimes I use until I fall asleep... lol. But I seldom send sms and make calls. Receive less than 10 sms and make 3 minutes call only.

Make sure put your simcard in your phone then make some phone calls then after that try shake the phone to see if it might lose network?

make sure there is NO NETWORK issue tat might occur. Like one of the forumer in the Nokia N9 thread keep getting no network.

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Added on August 8, 2012, 7:04 pm

if you have the receipt yes. Receipt override the sticker.
If seller never send your warranty card back to nokia for registration the system wont have your IMEI so it will show no record and if no receipt gg.

the warranty card if you notice have two piece of paper. One you keep one seller take.

yeap if your IMEI is in their system no need warranty card and receipt. But just bring just in case

Zune is not tech, that's call limitations and restrictions, removing flexibility and freedom from users; Which is what iPhone did.
I'm shocked when I found Microsoft use the same dirty tricks and I still can't believe it until today. Microsoft was never like this, the Windows Phone seems like different from what Microsoft usually do and it's like copy-iPhone-too-much.
Software for transferring files is ok, but not removing user's priviledge to access the drive or other options.
This makes Windows Phone doesn't look like a smartphone, but a media player, same like iPhone. Some proprietary media player, they don't allow you to access the drive/storage, you must use their media transfer software. (e.g. iPod, Microsoft Zune Player, etc); then again, iPhone is an iPod Touch with added phone functionality, so WP7 is also like a Zune Player with added phone functionality... but then, most people don't care, what's important to most people is simplicity, smoothness, speed, and the most important of all, applications and games.