6630 uses symbian v2 and 3250 is symbian v3. It is not possible to change the symbian OS itself.

No. And I wouldn't want to do that even if it is possible.

It is normal for 6600 to lag slightly when you use mp3 as ringing tone. It takes time to load the file and play it. Even my 6680 will ring 1 second later after the screen shows a call when I use a high bitrate mp3. For the message, it could be the 3rd party software that makes your phone play some music when message is received. Try uninstalling the 3rd party software and use the default message tone from the default profile menu.

Warranty do not include usage of 3rd party applications. So, it does not matter if the software that you are using is legal or not. Of course, getting a legit software is always the best solution.

That's because the phone has little RAM. Try to restart phone and end all task in background when you encounter the memory low warning. Always install the application in MMC. Store all files and messages in MMC. Try to preserve more phone memory as we cannot do anything about the size of phone's RAM.

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[quote=Mgsrulz,Oct 8 2006, 05:45 PM]
i dont think theres anything that can do that.(display emoticons instead of characters)
Thanks for the reply. Just wondering why Symbian 60 doesnt come with this features (emoticons) even cheaper handphone like Nokia 6280 using S40 software comes with emoticons

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I prefer without the emoticons. Much simpler and cleaner. IMHO, those emoticon can't beat the smilies we have in Lowyat.net.

Yes. Search for gnubox in google.

The skins can be changed. Just download the skin files and paste it into system\apps\mplayer. Let me put a skin for you to try.
 itunes.zip ( 43.1k ) Number of downloads: 8

Usually, it will not be compatible. But at times(rarely), a pre V3 application will work on V3 symbian phones.

The first post reads:
I have a question too. Is there any alternative for realplayer in my nokia 6680? The realplayer in it don't seem stable when streaming mobileTV. Unable to connect under certain circumstances(not poor signal) and will cause the phone to restart if realplayer go crazy. I'm using the latest firmware.

Do you have any 3rd party file manager? Should get one as it is much better than the built in file manager. If you have bluetooth, you can send it over and you can easily open it by opening the message.

You need a bluetooth dongle. And you need a free software called gnubox and opera browser and also lots of time in configuration. Instructions is available in gnubox's website.

I also installed a task manager called "taskspy". Useful to close certain tasks like "contacts" and "logs" which cannot be closed normally. I also have a software called "instantsis" so that I can easily send and receive symbian applications via bluetooth.

Other useful applications in phone is:
Mobiola USB webcam-makes my phone into a webcam
Field test-display technical stuff about your network. i.e Channel number, frequency, RX level etc.

I can send. But all my mp3 exceeds the MMS size limit. One attachment is limited to 300kB only in my phone.

Call button + 3 + * and turn on the phone.

This post has been edited by mengsuan: Feb 14 2007, 04:15 PM

Look for something called instantsis or instantme. Both can send sis files.

If you would scroll up abit, you'll see:

Should be able to.

Hmm... corrupted installations? Virus-containing files?

I wonder if ngage qd can be formatted. Sounds possible to me.

I create the playlist using Nokia PC Suite's Music Manager.

Is there any application that enable us to select a few ringing tones and let it play randomly when a phone call comes?